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fact. He thought the city closely gusrd-

schools. He suggested the appointment
CT CJmLj,tees Oh q =s'iOCs Of V "a. in
poT1soce, uarU>I lrainiEe, uniformity 10
tx books, tenure OF Cttics, Increase Of
lorUsl schools snG q more general legis-
.SdoE. He though. the people ought 70
be made 20 feel greE:er interest in edG-
ccI0-, SIS more u0nsv was expended il
his department * state government
than I'll olheIs. He concluded by OK
pressing the hope thss lsggard
seton would not Characterize he
deliberations Of the convention. TIE cd
oress wss well received and viii IN
ccubseGly De productive Of CREST good
President Paddock Of the Commercial
Cub extended the teachers q coTdisI in
vl'st!On to visit the C.u5 rooms sad make
themselves at home. The convention re-
turued thsngs for the Invitation aud after
al Juramelt and 81 night many svailsd
themselves &C tse fir OF hos litelirg.
The Texas Wesleysn College lmc ais
also extended hesrty Invitation 20 visi.
mat institution Of learning.
Ai;er the enrolment Of teachers the
convention sci aurned 10 the various
school buildings Were the
programme as published above
7,ss CLOSELY carried cut. Many papers
Of unueusl exCellarce we're read and dis
cussed, snd the work c; the Echoolrocm
in sll it's Manifestations ably set forth.
New methods ana Improvements on old
oHeJ were suggested, ard out OF the
multitude Of councillors wisdom wss
evolved. The real work of the assc Cia-
tirn "a done a. these meetings, and here
The inte1cl&1ge Of ideas makes Bright the
,-,trfg = tl0N. W. - oEN
AT NIGHT.
The OperaIOUsa Nss well filed las.
1iga. by teachers snd their tr!eG IS 10 en-
ioy the programme prepared. Professor
Singer gave. scmv delightful music Cn the
violin which Fas warmly received.
Little L0utia Msy Vino II, girl CT
Twelve, recitsd TIE "CorqE5red Rzrcer'i
II mosy remarkable manner. l. would
rave done credit 20 GIG Of insure wears
When the lasJ word had died a.yay tn
continued for some time. TIE yoGH9
,sdy VINO Is such : cultured eluCutiOEist
IL the daughter Of Professor Vincent, now
principal Of the Br0WnwoJ0 High School,
3Ui years ago Fort iFCr-h teacher.
TIE address & Rev. D.. Michel
vas scholarly and appropriate, anu vas
is en- able extempOIsneoUs sp5sk5r, GCd
wac listened To last nigat with tie closes.
attention.
Professor Singer and his little son,
Wslfued, closed the enter,Eirmen5 vita
an instrumental duet which YVES very e.
ioylb!e,
The exercises to-day promise ta be
very Interesting. Tie following is
To-Dag'a Programme.
The exercises TODAY viii BEGIN a. 10
O'Clock at the opera house, wlen the fol-
lowing programme will b. observed;
l song-By Pub ic school Pupils.
Pray er-By Ry7. J. Morga2 Wells.
!. Lonversations-Georse W. Dale, TcnEes
sec.
! Discussion CT above plrer.
5. Recess.
g. Musil-Public School Pupils.
l. Our Public Oh oil Syste,u; It's Strc3gth
and its Weaknesues-By Superintendent o II.
. Discusslon-Led by Superintendent James
N. Carl lie and Super ntenCent W. :. sutton.
g. Business.
GENERAL SESSION AT OPERA uoUsE-S:3J 2. Il.
l. VoCai oulO-Ar. Washer.
Oar UniveEsity-JudSa James ). CLARK,
Austin,
g. Recltation-"HoyF Ruby Played" BIZ Pro
f.ssor J. K. Rogers. Pil.stiEe.
II is expected tas. q distinguished I:d7
from Tennessee will address -he c0nven-
ii0r, but il CANNOT De definitely stated st
this writing.
sCPEBINTENDENTS DEPARTMENT.
j. f. cMurrhy. Chairman. 2.55 .. N Cen
trail school building, corser Burnet ana Sixth
streets
TeXss Specimens; an exhibit in connection
Geo. ". Regs1sls.
,. Teschsrs Nestings-supeIiatend Q. a.
Bryant, Paris,
a lew more words on the Lar guago Wcr,,..
In SChool5-Supelin.enden Thos. f. Hughes
4. 9Un what isis should teachers BE
elected,
INTERMEDIARY DEPARTMENT.
j. L. Long, Galveston, CHAIRMAN. Building
10 3 corr or Belkn9p and Lamar streets
}, The u ture of -Esthetics In the Public
ochools-Mlss Ada J. Nose, GsiDesvilIe.
Findley, Galveston.
Pernicious Physical Habits of Puplls-T.
j. Patillo, Houston.
CJLLLGE DEPARTMENT.
Rev j. II. Luther, Bolton. chairman. 2:Ss
p. m. building No. l., room :, on Est Second
street.
l. Some important features of college for
women-P: IL. EaSer. N. Eelton,
2. The sphere of Bu7iners Co!lege"-Prof.
Thomas CovlnglOr. Galveston.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
David -. Taylor, Chah man, Waco. ? so D M,
Gifs' High School bui ding, end Of West
Fourth slIeet
]. uaper-Prof. Lemsn, Gainesville.
2 A pa er.
STATE INST TUITION DEPARTMENT.
II. Z: Estill, chairman, HunuyiIe. Building
No !, Room No. S
l. a T ca FIR Latin and Greeks. j. Jones,
University OF Texas.
,. Methods We. PrincII les-J. Baldwin, sam
Houston orm In.situte.
URINARY DEPARTMENT,
Miss l. D. Steele, aTIs, cha ruan Two o'clock
p. m.r Guiding No. . conner BeIknap and La
mar.
/ What Can Be Done IN Music By Nor-pro-
fessionaie"-PrOf ssor Singer, OIL Worth The
above PAPER VIII be ii ustraIed.
Paper: Primary GeographY-Mrs. Fannie L.
PUgh, Hearne.
3. Discussion.
4. Paper: Natural Sciences In the Primary
Grades Miss l.. steele, Paris. !
3. Discussion j. r. McMurIay, Gainesville.
6. General discussion.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Harris eff Plano are
visiting teachers.
Miss Edith Baldwin CT Dsilas, is one
Of the teachers in the city.
Miss q. A. and ]. A. OR 9illy OF Corsi-
cabs, sic visiting teachers.
Hon. IL. NJ. Neal o. Trenton, Tenn, is
a., a 49,