Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-19
-IHEGAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS 1HlIRsnAY Il1Nrl hal

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cises throughout the week was n,r.
inished by Miss Minnie Dove and ha,
pupils, many of whom are doing nnita
well. "'s p"i'e
Prof. Carlisle's bookkeen,py c,,ss
were required 10 open and cI,sa ac'
counts Involving complIcated ira rs ac
tions all OF which were nrac,ics, an i
will occur In every dav business Wa
aims to secure on the mart of tba nun,,s
nea,ness. correctness and rnniditv md
many of the balance shee,s w,omrh,
upon the board were well execm,aS
The geography classes did sone vsr,,
fair man drawing with ontlinas u.ai,
marked, and location of nr,pc,nai
mountains ami rivers reasonable acn,-
rate. 49,
Prof, Smiths Science Readar c,ass
drew upon the several black boards
some very fine plctures illnstrstinv
principles In philosophy and mechap,
ical arts, also natural objects. anon.
the most noteworthy were The follow,
Ing: A section of n suction pumn
showing the action Of atmosnharir
pressure, another showing a system NJ
canal locks. another nm oyershot and
undershot waterwheel. another n sec.
ton of the great railroad hridye At 81
Louis. | also noticed = very fair nic,,
ure of an owl. a buffalo and a hna-con.
strictor,
These were executed nv nuni,s who
had never drawn Them hefp,a this
term. Thev used colored cravons and
showed considerable natmrs, ss M
There were several classes that did
not have the pleasure of seeing. among
which were Prof, Carli,le,s suryeyins
class and Prof. Smiths class in rketo.
rio, but II they are taught as well rs
are the other classes by these gentle.
men hey reflect credit to the school
On Thursday and Friday evenings
June II and Is, the school gave two
very creditable musical. literary and
dramatic entertain ments. In which
some very laughable as well AZ in.
structiye features were blended Sat.
urday night. the l4th. there was held
at the college a reunion of teacher,
and former pupiis. A roll call was
had of something over ak hundred
students' names Who have been con.
nected with the college for the mast n v,
| wears. The evening passed Off vary
pleasantly. the chief event of In,
evening being a farewell address o
| the principal. James NJ. Carlisle. II
was well delivered. calm and dIrnified
| iu tone and ut times gave evidence o.
deem feeling. His remarks were well
| chosen and calculated to leave N last
ing impression and he kindly cher
ished by his many friends and pupils
Prof j. G. +. Kyper OF the Kvper 4
| Harshaw Business college of Denison
! Tex attended the closing EXERCISE.
with n view of Introducing his new
work. entitled .,EIocution SimnlifIed
or. How 10 Read and sneak y Nh,
subject ia stated i'm n new. pract,ca
and attractive manner. and may b,
used with any system of readers a,
book of selections.
This book consists of about on,
hundred pages, and is an epitume o
the science OF tlocution.
The following are some of its specia
features: The clearness and concise
ness of its definitions. the various nm,
extended blackboard exercises. Tn,
clear and varied examples under eacl
subject. the thorourh and sImpl,
treatment of articulation. the yalua,,l,
table of exercises i'm vocal and breath
inc pvmnastics the clear and system
attic arrangement of facial expfessioI
and gesticllatlop. the great aud com
nleie number of EXAMPLES furpishe,
| for practice i'm the passions. the phi
losnphy OF voice aud many other valu
allie EXAMINATIONS in intonatlon. th,
comnlsie Arrangement OF Transition
nicinring. grou ping, impersonation an,
;nitatiye modnIstion the niain ex
tended eonrse of exercises I'm calls
thanics
W. cl,n the following from In
many testimonials already given:
From ex.Gnv. r.. r. Hubbard Tvle,
TOY I r G. Kyger' Denison. TEX
nsar Success ~ yonr work Wi
take several comics,
From r. r.. Halsell, president Savo