New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13


attended to to-day have been natural philosophy
quired to study as they are not sufficiently long
enough. We therefore, spend them in our rooms
at some employment or other.
PIGS GET INTOXICATED.
Sept 2s Is3s-A vecy day In the altsr1 ,So,
there was fire. It was rum factory ina ma
down and the 5 ran beta ns cutters so
Gated that they could not walk ,or,no.,.
Oct t. Is33rhe old fashion OF reading cSmR11s s,
lions at tho tea table has again come IN Iashi2n
and this evening four compositions we're read I'm
Nov il, lS33-In the evening I enjoyed myself
very much in S se' he had BEEN at
tracted there by some nuts which the basket CON-
room Have learnt that when ship which his is S out
obtain fresh from salt water is. they make warm
bath of salt water and when person gets In ths
Sa Tssh m Rn ants Mr. an
US Ghe boarders and some day scholars 10 Inc the
at Masonic Hall. The rooms were very mu ac
crowded there were 50 many 6ein f6s p 70
beautiful paintings on SMOKED glass, a une
among % jewelry the principle thing shall mention
was a beautiful diamond necklace worth three
doar m so 1ass seeds There was
some beautiful shell work. which almost made me
! shall mention no more of the things; suffice i 10
there infinite number The fair has been
Clay visited he ieft New ths morn
Pace 20 lust a they lighting the street lamps
spent the evening in writing.
the eC new w. rule which was established Saturday
we all Immediately after Fam n WORSHIP hr; ga as
TO the BARI to hand him our papers on which We're
guilty I'll the r gei h1a been
day and for each Of them fifteen OF e sTm
until the compositions were finished. good
warning to all who witnessed the sight
THE NORTH POLE DISCOVERED.
Nov. q, 1s33-Captain Ross has returned from
Greenland at which place ne has been four 9h orb
Pole. He has been where attraction has ceased
and 1e myself Saed Upon %,s Stiles to take home
n pattern which We had borrowed the evening be-
to aTe WY FOR at nine
O'Clock in the morning Immediately attcr oreak-
the permission Of Mr.. Van Doren. went to help
ornament Mr. Brttains church corner Of Barclay,
near at hand. ! there introduced TO several
ladies' who had come also TO help ornament , the
church The following verse In Isaiah gave rise 10
| this custom. believe, viz:
The rose and the lT s6a!l meet together to grace
| While We were employed as before mentioned we
| Rev. Mr.. Britain. He also gave me receipt by
which might Improve my memory which was Is 10
two the next and so keep on increasing every day.
! l think will put this good advice In practice At
| though the work commenced was not yet fin
| ished.
| turn of Christmas with what joyful feelings ought
to hail the return Of this day when considering
| event the birth Of our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ who came into the world to save lost sim
ncrs. I did not attend church on account of the
| unplcasantness Of the weather, but spent the day
Jan. /, 1Ss4-It being the first Of the New Year
look T h m"fh bcTe have been an
gagged in making calls, If may judge from the
ringing of the doorbell; Spent the day up in the
myself had no friends here in the city to call
hE Feb h Ssema s tt the TO BE done was for
teacher to take report Of our conduc, on the
credit marks in the Docket whether i was good
| or evil. My poor name received an X DID not
r Te H my f Sad besn left in The box
dirty for Mr. Van Doren to mend but In the place
compoS,ions and page was The doom t" OF each
J Jackson and Anti-Jackson people are making
sorses passed here followed by procession OF
sailors who were Anti Jackson.
Ing up my clothes for removing them to Miss Dawo
sons "a teacher, To-day parted , win mdrss some sns
again. but that thought cannot endure and hope
it will prove true In the evening about fifteen
isns. they shouted and hurrahed for Jackson, be.
the III Ws sSe
They gave awful groans when they came In 'front.'
Fl This %as to celebrate his sorrow think
| fecty right for n party to rejoice when the one
| whom they choose Is elected. but II should not be
! carried so far Brighten persons out OF their
| wits I will confess I was not frightened. but some
| of my companions were so much so that they
| crved Ii is remarked In the papers that during
| this election there has been much blood shed ana
| many killed. which think Is disgrace 10 our
country. II severe laws are not put IN pracuce 10
| Aprii r. ls3i-Nature has this day put on her
most smiling face The weather is precisely like a
! summers day: IN the afternoon took a long walk
| in company with the Misses FISH Miss Ehring-
| haus and T.. C. Van Doren: we walked down the
| Rowery, then to Broadway and Canal street ana
| thence home: passed by two or three gardens
| where | saw fruit trees In bloom. the sight OF
| which was truly delightful: while walking In the
| Rowery ] railroad car which was hlied
arrive at their place OF destination. When we re-
| turned TO No. II II really looked quite desolate
| our baggage had been all removed 70 Bond street.
! 10 Miss Dawson's the desks were all taken out OF
| The schoolroom and removed TO the before mem
| tioned place; so that In walking about the house
| am led 10 express myself In the poets words;
| feel like who treads alone
| Some banquet hail deserted.
Retired early in the evening on account OF very
| quo .rrn LII Is Iss4-In the afternoon reached home
| ,,,,F door home II looked just as alluring and
! ,is "a ever and its dear inmates appeared
| more dear than ever before.
| Al,bouph all journals and compositions were In
| octed and corrected by the principal or teachers
| "a ,f,erward transcribed II will be observed that
| a.. rnglish of the above production 10 far from
| perfect This must have been partly Que to want
| =, o,oacency In tho teachers themselves The