Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-14

Of Brooklyn, becoming the head of
Columbia College and Ndid that It was
business men If this character that
were needed to-day
He urged the graduates to produce
something 10 show they were not mere
automatons and to use their business
knowledge in maintaining the standard
Of public men and women so as to
make the country better. 'Mnd then
when the great chleitalns Of Whining
ton arc gone, when the men who have
helped to build this municipality up
have passed away, you will be able to
handle with equauimity the great
economic and social questions and shall
be qualified for the great responsibilities
and citizenship Of the grandcst republic
on the face OF the earth.
Al the conclusion of the speakers re-
marks the graduates formed rush line
stretching clear along the front of the
stage and received their diploma and
final words Of advice from Professor
Goldey.
Then followed a brief address by
General Wagner who began in funny
vein and concluded his remarks with
words Of sound advice for the graduates.
lie said that young men and woman
could derive benefit from other peoples
experience and that there was no royal
road 10 success except through hard
work. He urged his hearers to be alert
and ready to work ana to take the tide
at its flood" He urged the graduates
above all 10 be honest, straightforward
and they would have no cause to com.
plain OF the business relations when
they came 10 take an inventory in after
life. An important element of success
in business, he said, was punctuaity.
After Albert's Orchestra had de-
lighted the audience with music Edwin
+. kershaw delivered the valedictory in
a manner which won the plaudits of
his heaters. DIR. Murray pronounced
the benediction.
The following are the graduates:
Commercial Observation-Disclosures S.
Anderson, Rising Sun, Del; Clarence
w. Bennett, Argo; w. L. Cicud, Car
penter; George L. Cochran, Middletown;
Lewis S. Cloud, Wilmington; Rea II.
Creamer, Wilmington; Arthur Denny,
Pennsgrove, n. j.; William T. Downes,
Denton, Nd; Oliver +. Ely, Whining.
ton; Andrew Eliason, Mt Pleasant; w.
L. Eliason, Mt. Pleasant; Harry J.
Ellison, Summit Bridge; Mary II.
Frantz, Waynesboro, Pa; Harry w.
Faulkner Magnolia; L. d. G. Foltz,
Zion, Md; Charles A. Franklin, Har.
rington; Maggie L. Green, RooklanI;
Isaac A. Gray, Wilmington; John p.
Griffith, Jr., Henry Clay; Ella NJ. Hop.
ton, Wilmington; Laura NJ. Hamilton,
Moore's, Pa; Harry Hollis, Whining.
ton; J. L Holland, Marion Station, Nd;
George Hetherton, Wilmington; Edwin
L. Jochen, Wilmington; b. Dawson
Jester, Wilmington; Maud V. johnson,
Wilmington; Hugh b. kelso, Oman.
cock, Va; William II, Kane, Yorklyn;
Edwin L. kcrshaw, Wilmington; Lizzie
II. Lands, Waynesboro, Pa; Henri A.
Lindsey, Chesapeake City, Nd; NJ.
Lizzie Mallalieu, Millington, Nd;
Charles II. Morris, Tayloria, Pa. Erney,
+, Mearns, Zion, Md; Mary L. Mayne,
Wilmington; Raymond Z. Moore,
Vienna, Nd; Eva II. Miller, Rockland;
Henry Il. Pennypacker, Wilmington;
Frank w. Perkins, Clayton; J. Adel-
bert higgins, Peunsgrove, N. j.; Mat.
tAS" ANooNlB ulsi l1OGhSsNlu1 JOuu n.
Seitz, Henry Clay; Matte +. Sipple,
Wilmington; Gardiner L. Van Trump,
Wilmington; A. Il. Wilson, New Castle;
Mary II. Walsh, Wilmington; James r.
Walsh, Wilmington; L. W. Warren, NJ.
D., Frultland, Nd; James T. Wood
ward, Rockland.
Shorthand and typewriting depart.
ment-George w. Adkins, Delmar; Reba
j. Blackburn, Wilmington; Frank Cam
person, Henry Clay; Arthur II. Car.
penter, Centreville, Del; Mamie A. Cox,
Booths Corner, Pa; Ellie NJ. DeCoursey,
St. Augustine, Nd; Harry j. Ellison,
summit Bridge; Virdie NJ. Gooden,
Willow Grove; Annie NJ. Ileston, vii.
mington; Ruth HARDWOOD, Cleveland, o.;
Carrie X. Johnston, Thompson; Sadie
F. Killiam, Dover; Maggie N. Heating,
Wilmington; Lizzie II. Lands, Wavnes-
bore. Pa; Viola X. Matthews, Childs,
Md; Eugene +. McCloskey, Wilmington;
Flora j. Mason, Chrome, Pa; q. w.
Maull, Wilmington; Bessie H. Parker,
Wilmington; George o. Swartz, Gettys-
burg, Pa; Bertha Wilson, Wilmington.
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