Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-25

The following is list OF books selected
by the committee which was appointed for
that purpose These books are recon-
mended for the use of the teachers who be-
long to the circle.
PEDAGOGY.
l. Whites Pedagogy.
.. Payne's Science and Art of Education.
,. Parker's Talks on Teaching.
I. Hugh's Mistakes in Teaching.
). Spencer's Education.
g. F'roebe's Education of Man.
:. RousseauS Emile.
:. RosenkOllZ' Philosophical Education.
8. Sully's Psychology.
HISTORY.
!. Creasy's Fifteen Decisive Battles.
. Our Country.
3. History of Our Own Times, Justin
Mccarthy
i. Guyot's History of Civilization.
3. Green SSphorter History of English
People.
t. Brice's American Commonwealths.
Z. EpOchs of History.
BIOGRAPHY.
!. Plutarch's Lives.
. Carlyle's Frederick The Great.
g. Stanley's Thomas Arnold.
T. Abbott'S Napoleon.
). Irving's Washington and Columbus.
g. Modern Plutarch Series.
T. Abbutt's Brief Biographies.
FICTION.
The Last of the Barons. Last Days of
Pompcii-Lnrd Lytton.
Ivanhoe, Quentin Durward-Scott
David Copperiield, Pickwlck Papers
Dickens.
Adam Bede, Romola-George Eliot.
House of Seven Gables, Scarlet Letter
Hawthorne.
Vanity F'air-Thackeray.
Ben Hur-Lew Wallace.
Hypatia-Charles Kingsley.
BOnaventura-Cabie
Les MiSerablcS-Victor Hugo.
q POETRY.
l. Had and Odyssey-Bryant's transla-
ton.
. Eneid-Conyngton's translation.
3. Light of the World-Anold.
l. Light of ASia-Arnold.
j. Bryant's Library of Poetry and Song.
6. speare-Hudson. % vols.
ESSAYS AND BELLEs-LErTREs.
l. Irving'S Sketch Book.
. Macaulay's Essays.
,. EmerSon's Essays.
/. Carlyle's Heroes and Hero Worship.
!. Autocrat of the Breakfast Table
Holmes.
e. Sesame and Lilies-Ruskin.
TRAVEL.
l. In Darkest Africa.
. Tent Life in Sahara.
3. Journey in Brazil.
/. Innocents Abroad.
;. A Ride to Khiva.
&. Boots and Saddles.
Z. Astoria.
S. Footprints of Travel.
NOTES
The principal and teachers of No. 4 with
the help of the pupils are collecting books
for a library. They have thirty-five books
already.
TEE GAZETTE reporter made flying visit
through the rooms OF building l and the
high school last week. Superintendent
Clay of Dublin made the high school visit
on Thursday.
The whistles at the waterworks and the
Texas and Pacific rouGd-houSe will blow
every school day at $50 a. H. This will
give pupils ample time TO reach their re-
spective buildings by q. m.
The teachers OF the first grade will meet
at the high school Monday, $3.50 p II. The
teachers of the third grade will meet Tues
day at 8 30 D. m, and will be followed by
the arithmetic class.
The music and writing classes will meet
Wednesday at the usual time.
The teachers of the fourth grade will
meet Wednesday at p. m.
The teachers of the fifth grade will meet
Wednesday at 4:30 D. N.
The teachers of the sixth grade will meet
Friday at p. m.
At the high school on Thursday there
was organized reading circle, for teachers
who desire TO increase their knowledge of
the best works by the best authors. Su-
perintendent White was elected president,
Professor W. ID. Williams vice-president
and Miss Bailey secretary. The members
will meet again promptly at p. m. Thurs
day to complete the organization.