Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

.,,n,,.,,. 4, xas nuanimon.i,. o...,.,
~ ,hat i, naiie a yery grafifviny sho,yin,
ne n whble and those depnrfms,,ts ,vnici
sbasye'l the less healthy co,di,in,
was thought could easily be made 10 in
| nfova
me report was referred IN tho rom
| nitric on SUNDAY schools
tho boorJ N enrofars of III, sorth,resf
ern university FOR the snss;nn ~ 9I isnS.o
10 thn Bishop and ,nnn,hcrs ~ Xorih.
J ,rcsf Tcxas ronferenrcN- pc,r P,.,tbrsi,
and faculty and from porso,,nl obserl
| vatioi, fhot thr posf year bas b"st, a pros
p,rons one FOR thr institn,inn T,e tna.
1 ifirnlntinp m tlie roIicg;atc donartutent
| has boon in nxcrss ~ INV nreyians year.
| 1be totnl number Of mafrieniotions MA.
An, of these o0S tvcrc MALE n"d III
females.
or Tho vouny mrn .1TS ,ycre COLLEGIATE
and i27 prcparatory or thn Young Ia
iirs Is were coliet,istc re nren1rotorv
and "a speciaI students
We are clad Ia 40 ahte Ia report
that from wear 10 yeer mo insfitute "a
making steady advancement IN thr mat
tor Of thorough and accurate scholar
shin. II 4 10 this fact mainly that
our university owes Ia enviable position
in the estimation Of the most compe-
tent and thoughtful men of all profess
sions throughout the state.
The annex labnred under the disad-
vnntge Of not having secured tho service
OF one 10 preside until n lew DAYS pc
fore the fall opening, bnt has enjoyed,
nevertheless, good degree OF prosper
itv under the faithful and efficient man
neainent Of DR. Allen. well seconded ia his
labor hy faithful corps Of competent
assistants.
With gratitude 10 God We. all atten-
tion to the fact that the deepest and
visited tbe university during Tho past
form 0vc- u 49, co,,t ~ ,La s,,tn,t
SoJv nrc Ch5stians Eor,v'nvo yo,,,,,,
1".s nl' 'hIlSlluhs' rurly-2uut Young
hul are preparing Tor the ministry
me universally Is IN sore need OF
largely Increased library and laboratory
facilities Some way should be- found 10
rrnnva ti,is renrn,cL ~ a rcni ronrna Oh
II h. ~ -, a, ii,i,,,,io, sl,oi,iI a.
~ ". 0uvil- ~ l,sulullul H""Nlu "a
w, W"p'r ,Ns'h Observation-Disclosures;
rue need becomes more aud more IN
ppr1tiYp each year for some means to
10 cnnblc worthy Young men of small
nonts Ia uto4ecutn without iutnrruniiuf,
!, ro,nntctn ,,,,rs" az st,,iy ~. r,,incst'
l., I r,,, ~ ~ ny. ~.
- u'b ~" ." INV lliNH'"Ni'' WI, ,"N-
siLs me creation Of perpetual loan
iuuu TO meet tue crying need.
Al our last session responding 10 what
nnpeurpl IA he nm imppratiyc demand
W. raised tho cnrnurr,,ini dcnortne,,t
~ u...t ~ ,'''tt IT, ~
~ Wv ruHh "i NolhlnVrnl V"llVEe uh'
uet lhe supervision OF ffOI VI. l.,
Mowrcy.
We rejoice TO be able 10 stnte to Won
thnt by a vote nf "A large tnniotitv 4hp
eent az orr upivcrrltv will honrnfnrth
a. - NJ, - 49, ' 49,, ~ W
~ lI'vu from Tue pishUhk pf'schce Oh
ulr Hd1"h'
Finally brethren we would state thu
the educational assessment made by the
several conferences S9O1S ~ has bern
of ipcs,irninhir hritnEt "a thn unIvcrsit,,
"a. 49, "'"''N 'INtnl w ~. ulli
W., N ',,,, ''N '''' '''''''u""'' VI NV
The trenHrers report which, was. ap.
pended showed mat NN1Hle hal been
mreiyel' AMI that NB,2 w mad been
di-hur7'd' The educational iund wac
suited to be N2OlS.@I'
The report together with the treas
Wer's statement was referred to the
committee appointed to investigate the
Affairs Of the college.
REPORT on MISSIONS
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,"' ,u'''N unE l'I"''' "hlyh N"7 ItleIF'N
~ ,' pllll'l ,,, 9n lli. 'lps go.
w ,ic,i' c a mVl,,o''' VI '"' Nor'n'
pear Brrthr,n We send van coty NJ
tlc foriy..cyrnih annual fenorf of tHe
board of Missions. In IL You will hu1
iinll Nliv9snt ~ ne OPERATIONS Of me
ky luu w {'sI l,,'-,p,t ENrtt pNsl9r
,,'i9l ,,in,, h wy hlrl MN ~.
board. our inoyrincnts mon III" 0Jj during
ihc wear have ma ceased 10 be agrrgsglv",
md the results in CHINA and BNzl have