Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09

Year Of Success and Bright Prospects for
the Future-NumerOus Visitors.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
TEHUACLNA, TEI., June 6.-At 10 O'Clock
Monday morning the class in physiology, under
The leadership of Professor N. J. Clancy,
ncunted the restrain, and for an hour and
half discussed various phases OF the subject to
n appreciatiye audience. AT S p. m. the an
mai celebration of the four literary societies
took place, and a we'll arranged programme was
carried out. Among the speakers that deserve
special meution are John McQuown and Rev. E.
Z Hendricks. Diplomas were conferred upon
rev. j. L. kell, Iehuacaua, and Rev. W. L.
Williams Wolfe City. Mr., Keil was valedic-
iorzn Of the Phil o-Sophronian, and Mr.. VIII
nan Of the Ratio-G Genie societies. R. E. Vest
W. MISS Matte Boyd were special presidents
o. the evening.
Tuesday morning ut O'Clock the class in
chemistry gave some very interesting expert
IIe1ls III tins science under the leadership of
Iu,essor l.. A. johnson. The exhibition was
e snow what the beginning class in chemistry
va Taught IN this institution. The exercises
were enjoyable and profitable to the audience.
Al night Professor Riggs gave his annual
musical concert His pupils showed thorough
,.guaintance with their instruments and parts
y oe performed, but a great deal of the enjoy
S SSaI was spoiled 6y noisy groups OF impolite
ssoaId hereafter be charged for this treat and
'-1g curiosity seekers would stay At home.
neuhesuay morning opened up bright and
-, ~ ana The graduating class had fair sailing
Alu large audience.
ry AeY' J. L. keil made an Grafton on "One
Ing Inc World Cannot Stop and showed
,,ely That the religion of Jesus Christ would
' tnl IN spite o; its enemies.
@tss Bette Bennett read an essay, subject:
tae Nignt Brings Forth the StaTs.' Miss
- Ell Was loudly cheeTed at the close of her
-! WITTY savings. Rev. w. L. Williams read
, .;lPet on the influence of Science on Civili-
Jr5s1' which was a splendid production.
IN -. NJ. PrenGergast, president, then made
- 4ioW ing announcement of degrees con-
Mi. Harris Taylor, L. l.. Austin: W. L.
i,r ,sLaCSna; Miss Bette Bennett. A. B., cum
49, -, tehuacana; l.. Is Burgess, A M. Tehu-
N q hSy. h. NJ. TinnOn, d. D.. Fort Worth;
~ ~ - goldberg, D. D., Texarkana; Rev. j.
n-3issil, D. D., Tehuscana,
srssSA!seAt Dlckers made an address to the
M -gtes on tue subject BE True to YOURSELF
= EIsAyered the diplomas His remarks were
d. POINT and well delivered. Rev. N. A.
ny SscASonvllle, dismissed the audience
sPa!er and the exercises of the school
uItSe' d Ielng one Of the most prosperous years
y. tat decade. DR.. j. L. Dickers resigns
- work and Rev 3. T. Cockrill LouiEvi1Ie
mn So1n : siected to fill the vacancy. It is not
b Lu whether he will accept or not but il is to
Rev. 5yi ne vii! accept. At night the Alumnal
Lrss--..Oh gave an entertainment. Rev. Jesse
sri,L 'o5r' kaufman, was orator and Miss Lula
Coni-, IShuacana, essayist. Professor L. G.
ss-.iief, Trinity university ras president. The
t,rsS,Ia-a no essay were well received. and many
~ ~ ls remarks were heard about the reader
t5Srs.-SS speaker, The benediction was pro-
sea- en- land and The great audience dispersed A
Amor, ANY Vlsltors were present. Prominent
Ei,nS. 'uese were two from Fort Worth, r. NJ.
an s1'I a aag his daughter, Miss Meta. Tehua-
Preacher ~ Ao"oF Stf' worm popular