The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-25
THAT'S A FINE SHOWING
THERE ARE NO IDLERS AMONG
THE GRADUATES.
A LIST OF PROGRESSIVE YOUNG MEN
They Reflect Credit Upon Their Alma Mater
and are Doing Work for the Prosper
lily and Glory Of The Com
monwealth.

accurate information upon which to base
just opinions, we PRINT below complete
list of the graduates of the North Caro-.
lima College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, showing the present occupation OF
each one.
1t will be seen from a study of this
schedule that with but the fewest excep-
lions. the young men are well placed and
consequently must be doing good work.
The list shows some eighty-seven
graduates, and of this number only eight
are not engaged in industrial pursuits.
These exceptions are well known. They
are all usefully employed and can at
any time enter upon some line OF tech
nical work. 1t speaks well for the sys-
tenn of education that there are no idlers
among the graduate The list is an EVIL
dence of good, practical work accomplish
ed in the brief life of the college.
CLASS OF 1893.
Robert Wilson Allen, Preston. Md
Professor Mathematics, Preston Norman
School
Samuel Erson Asbury, Nashville, Tenn.
Assistant State Chemist.
Henry Emil Bonitz, Wilmington, n. G..
Architect and Superintendent.
frank Fuller Floyd. Knoxville, Tenn.
Superintendent Linotype Machines.
Charles Duffy Francis, Richards, \.
C.-Farmer.
Edward Moore Gibbon, Port Royal, S.
C.-Machimst U. S. Government Dock
Yard.
George Fender Gray, Silver Lake,
Fla.--Farm manager.
Charles Boiling Holiday, Richmond,
Na.-Wdth John l.. Williams & Sons,
Bankers.
William Mcneil Lytch, Phoenix, Fla.
Milling and lumber business.
Walter Jerome Mathews, Goldsboro.
n. C.-Engineer for the Eastern n. C.
Asylum for the Insane.
James William Mckay, Black Noun
tain, N. Civil engineer and county
surveyor. 60
Frank TheoplElus Meacham, Morgan
ton, N. C.-Farm superintendent State
School for Deaf and Dumb.
Carl Dewitt Sellars, Altamaha, \. c..
Engineer for Altamaha Cotton Mills.
Charles Edgar Seymour, Louisburg, n.
C.-Farmer.
Buxton Williams Thorne. Water Val
ley. Misc Corporation clerk.
C.-With Wachovia Mills Of. & III.
Fries.
Charles Burgess Williams, Raleigh, n.
C.-Assistant State Chemist, Raleigh.
Louis Thomas Marlborough, Raleigh,
N. C.-Inspector for Southern Bell Tele-
phone Co.
Samuel Marvin Young. Raleigh, n. C.
OF Irby and Young, dealers in hard
ware and farm supplies.
CLASS OF 1894.
Charles Edward Corpening, Lenoir n.
C.-Miller and farmer.
David Cox, IT., Hereford, n. c.
Architect and county surveyor.
Robert Donnell Patterson, Jr., Dur
ham, N. C.-Wdth American Tobacco
Company.
Charles Pearson, Raleigh, N. Cor
Pearson and Ashe, Architects.
Zebbie George Rogers, Danville, Va
Secretary and treasurer Of construction
company.
John Hyer Sanders, Chocowinity, N
C.-LocOmotive engineer for lumber COM
pany.
Benjamin Franklin Walton, Neuse, n.
C.-Farmer.
John McCamy Wilson, Spartan'burg, S.
C.-Engineer of cotton mills.
CLASS OF 1895.
Thomas Martin Ashe, Raleigh, n. c.
OF Pearson and Ashe, Architects.
James Adrian BizzeH, Raleigh, n. c.
Instructor of Chemistry, n. c.. college
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
John Isham Blount, Newman, Ga.-De-
signer and draughtsman, Cole Engine
Manufacturing Company.
James Washington Brawley, MOores-
vile, n. C.-Traveling salesman.
Walter Austin Bullock, Bainbridge.
Ga.-Manager Brooks Dairy Farm.
David Clark On. e. Cornell Uni),
Charlotte, N. C.-Secretary and Treasur-
er Ada Cotton Mills.
George Washington Corbett. Jr., Raj
eigh, n. C.-Engineer Raleigh Electric
Company.
Edwin Speight Darden. Wilson. n. C.
With Banner Tobacco Warehouse.
Wihiam Kearney Davis. Jr., Salem,
\. C.-With Southside Manufacturing
Company.
Joseph Charles Dey, Norfolk. Va.-Of
j. G. Dey and Company, wholesale
grocers.
Lee Borden Emmett, Cedar Point N.
C.-Farmer.