Smyrna times., 1891-06-24
WHOLE NO. 1890.
Delaware College.

ices ices OF Delaware College, on Tuesdo~
OF last week the institution mo- ,
) 10 be IN quite Aourishinp condi.;'' -
resident Raub reported that the totai
enrolment of the students. the noat
year. footed up 81, of which nrn,t r P|o' an
remain Ex-Governor Biggs took eT -
cepIlon to the importation of noo1,
trees from Tasmania at a great a.
Pehse, and the distribution oroo,s,
le" growers, looked too much H.
laForiIlsm. DR.. Martin explained tbot
inc station agent had acted with
view OF heuelitting the prowors 60
ally and the Governor Withdrew H.
objections, or at least was satisfied -
await developments. ~
The report of Treasurer Evans g..
TWO collegiate years, ending june 18tb
showed balance in hand of 1894 60
during the past year SIS, ,793 oftbe az y.
penence station funds have been -
oursed by the treasurer. After dero
'ng salaries up to July 1st there ont
OF the annual appropriation of sr ooO
about $500 unexpended Fro IT,.
years appropriation of :15Oc, from
'ne government, made under bo Mo-
~ acl OF Congress in aid of aoricnl
ture and the mechanic arts naea
o5o s,,slhs os an unexpened balance of 81
Dr, b. P. Eve bas bAsn a.,
to lecture three times I g,ss pointed
rlnary 'reatmenti absa. sslarv q ,s teaS S5o,1
per annum. The selection 81 go, 49,
.'N H. Robinson formerly CITY snr
Veyor was suggested for the cba;r
cIVll engineering at a salary of sis
ou' was laid over until next mee1iSSo
"hen the chairs of agriculture and lie y y
eralure, ana possibly economic wn
be filled. ''0''''''' VIII
ne degree Of /. i. D. was conferred
'n IT. l.. +. Bush. A report OF the
military department from Can't Pro-
winch was read by DR.. Raub was de-
'uSSoa' as was also a resolution in
Treasure Evans to maSs tho
National Bank of Newark>and tho r.
nerS' Bank Of Delaware depositorias
u 'ne money of the college in bis
and' which will amount next wear 70
omething like $4,000 all told
The committee on nominations ro
ommended the old officers Of tho
oard for reelection and Mr.. Higoins
asst the ballot Of the whole boord 60
le present officers, namely, President
u9H' FIee-president Lore, Secretary
ld Treasurer Evans. The meot;nS
len adjourned to meet at the call %
'e President on matters relating
.e new building and election of mr.
ssors. " P'N
i'NiA " ARE COLLEGE GRADUATES
ne commencement exercises IN
e, eGnesday began with "a competition
own. t''@@-''N
At 1890 o'clock the graduating o,...
imposed of Edward r. Martin Tos
-, IIoSSinger' Thomas c. Frame
g John T. Armstrong, Harry White
III and Francis B. Short, headed hv
, members Of the faculty and the
stees' marched up the aisle of tho
.'oFy and took seats on the stage.
AlIer music by the orchestra tho
V, w. ). Duhadway, of Newark. o.
'u prayer. President Raub then
reduced Edward Richard Martin
OF 'he graduating class, who deliv.
u. MS Grafton, Science a Developer
OiVillzation." Joseph Humphrev
'singer followed with an Grafton IN
dor Thomas Clayton Frame r.
Ae on Human Destiny" John
ing Armstrong on The Art Of
f. Harry Whiteman took as his
ect' Growing the Kings" and
ncis Burgette Short spoke on Inf
ty Overcome"
r. Raub announced the avuordi,c
rizes as follows:
lnmni prize for best defamation
70 to J. B. Handy; secorI
TO w. w. Knowles thi
20 T. Blair Pie; fourth pl
enJaMin B. Smith.
IRIS prize of $40 for best ave.
MIC chemistry, to william
h.
'st prize gold medal for excellep
ILL., TO Joseph Lieberman second
gold medal to W. T. Smith third
gold medal to J. H.. G. Edmund
Inc company medal, worn bv
nptain Of the best-drilled compa.
as awarded to Company A. As
,any b. was somewhat disappoin-
ne President announced a treat
cream for them.
ese announcements were received
ouu applause. The benedictiOn
ronounced by DIR. Vallandigham.
wark.
he afternoon the Alumni dinner
srVed in the college oratOry. -
anniversary exercises of the
Fhl Society were held in the ora
the evening. P. Blair Pie yre-
and introg .eed The s5sakers. =
society address vas delivered by
ssFhAemap and t6e farewell "a.
~ +. B. Short. The grafton was
wv, " and was delivered by ex-
r, William A. Wallaisa- of PEN
ia. ~
the close of these sxereisesae
Is given in Caskey IInll and pas.
very pleasantly, phs music
urnished by Oglesby.s orches.
'K LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLy-,---& r.
LY'-Some-very interesting rec
MS Of the Empress Eugenie and
lrt of the Tulleries comprise
ling article in the July number
LesIie's Popular AEonthlv. It
tten especially for this maya
Nine. Carette, nee Bouyet.
Of Souvenirs de la Cour des
s." Madame Camnon ,, ato