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National Republican., 1873-03-29
TuR TONER COURSE.
Lecture by J, ]. Woodward, M, ID,

1he nrst lecture Of the course Instituted under
the Toner fund. which Is wisely and benencently
designed TO encourage the discovery of new
truths was delivered last nlRht, At MSrinis hail.
by Or. J. J. woodward, L. 8. A., who Is Justly
recognised as the .sbiest mlcroscoplst in this
country and one OF the ahest In the world. His
subject was THE structure Of cancerous tumors
and the manner IN which adjacent parts are In
Nearly every member Of the medical profession
In the city was present. Including the names OF
the Surgeon General Of the army, Joseph X.
Barnes; DR.. Nichols, OF the Insane asylum; DR.,
Peter Parker, Or. James +. Morgan, president Of
the Medical society: Dr.. ]. q. Palmer, Surgeon
General United States navy; DR.. Touer, the
ablest professors and examiners OF the Patent
once, and many medical students, tfAkinR q
very large and Intelligent audience.
The lecture lasted Tor two hours, and while II
was profoundly instructive TO the profession Il
was OF the technical character unlnter estlnR TO
the general reader. II was Illustrated by some
seventy lantern slides, photographed from nA-
ture, and projected on the screen BY means OF .
calcium light These revealed the microscopic
anatomy OF oancern with . wonderful fidelity,
anil enabled those present to get "lear idea OF
the results Of the earnest and profound re-
searches made by Dr. Woodward. Al ,ae close
OF the lecture be was personally compllmentcd
by many Of the distinguished persons present.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
LAlAL NnHRa-


mOnd pin, valued at tl50, which was stolen from
Mr.. p. NJ. Dubant In January last.
Complaints are made that dog-nghts disturb
the quiet OF the Immediate nelghboThood of the
enlnne-hsuse on Virginia avenue. The nremen
are employed TO go to nres, 80 they cant have
time to light dogs.
Messrs. Elllnger Clarke, who claim to have
tho most extensive collection OF theatrical nx.
lures on exhibition In this country, expect TO
open their cigar parlors, at as Ninth street, be-
o'e.oek.
A little boy named wm. Smith, son OF Moses
Smith, living al No. 40 Massachusetts, avenue,
was accidentally run over on Thursday afternoon
bl stone wagon, on which he was trying TO
Climb. The driver Of the team, Harrison
slntn, eolored, was acquitted OF any blame in
the matter.
The Sabbath schools are Invited TO meet to-
morrow afternoon. In Lincoln hall, at the usual
hour Of service, $50 O'Clock The meeting ia 10 be
essentially childrens meeting. Short aa-
dresses are 20 be made by Warren Choate Thos
X. Cree, c. W. Richards and Rev, 8. II. Minoh.
OF the Protestant Orphan asylum, viii add inter
est to the occasion.
The csroner was summoned on Thursday af-
ternoon TO hold an Inquest over the body Of
dead colOred infant, found In the cellar OF col
ored man named MAJOR Lewis, on Fourth street.
between T and @ streets. After viewing the re-
mains, ne decided that an Inquest was unneces-
sary, and gave certificate OF death stlll-born.
The body was buried at the expense OF the Dis
trct
Messrs. VIM. n. De Cordoya. Rev. jacob p.
Hamer, Henry A. Grant; Col. Perry II. Carson,
George Berry, Robert Green and Others have oh,
talned charter under the ast OF Congress lneor-
pOrAtlng themselves as the "Rose OF sharon
Grand Council OF the Daughters aud Sons OF 81.
Lake. The organization has for its Objecta
purely benevolent matters and the performance
Of acts Of Christian charity.
on Thursiay afternoon Lem Trautman as
sanlied sam Welch, both colored, at the house
The latter denied that there was any improper
motive In his visit, as he wished 10 have Mrs
Trautman mend his coat, for hts wife was absent
In the country, Welch was taken TO the Second
precinct station, where Trautman Afterwards ap-
peared and made q charge OF adultery. The case
came up In the Police Court yesterday and Q
HONe pr0sfqui entered,
National Republican., 1873-03-29
SECOND DISTRICT FEMALE GRAM
MAR SCHOOL.
Interesting Exercises Yesterday.


Tho schoOl-TOom OF the Female Grammar
school OF the second district was crowded yes
terdAy by the parents and friends Of the scholars
TO listen to the programme that had been pro
pared for their enjoyment. Among those pres
ent We noticed Trustees Randolph, Rhees, Stew
art, Dulin, Hart, Scott AtLee, Wilson, ex-rrus-
tee Mcclellan, Auditor Richards, Superintendent
=. o. Wilson, Hon. 5. X. Bond, and Hon. A. X.
The following programme was remarkably well
rendered; Chorus, "See the Beauty Dwening;n
reading, from "Idyls Of the King" Sarah Pearce;
recitation, ''rhe Twenty-fOurth Psalm, = school;
essay, "fhe Mother Of Grace Darling" Rmmic
q. Weightman; chorus, "lIai, Smiling Morn;"
"Farewell TO Winter" recitation, 'Past, Present
and Future" Kate Garst, Alice V. SkppOn. Mag
Re W. McCleary, and school; reading, from tho
"Pickwlck Papers" Florence Cooke; chorus,
"liAll, Heavenly Freedom; readlnR, "Bugie
Song" Emma J. Rowe; duett, ala the Grove IN
Meet Thee" Florence Ball and Adah Frazier;
reading, selection from the "Lady OF the Lake."
Weghiman, Mamie Il. woodward, Rmma L.
Bond, Nellie Mclean, aud class In English lltera-
ture; chorus, deep Rolling Clouds" essay.
Lille U heal, hllA ". WllliAmsi realing, Little
Mabel" Aollie L. Bond: chorus. "Home, Sweet
Home" 49,
Where all did so well II is somewhat dlficult
10 paTtcularize. Yet the reading OF the Bugle
Real, BY Mss. Williams; Little Mabel, by Miss
Mollle 4. Bond, and tho dialogue between Fitz
james aud Rodeflck Dhu, from Scotps Lady OF
the Lake, by seven young ladies, wero gems well
deserving the appreciation received. In read
Ing the young Indies displayed the results Of
careful training In their clear pronunciation
OF words, proper rising and falling OF the voice,
aud, wlthal, speaking so distinctly that every
word uttered could be plainly heard throughout
the room. 10 music, also great proficiency was
shown, and the selections were excellent and
pleaslngy given. Al the conclusion Of the exer-
cIses brief remarks were made by Mesars. Ran
dOlph, scott, Brown and Bond,
National Republican., 1873-03-29
TIE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.
MectinT OF the Deiegatcs-fhe Fro,
RrammR

The convention OF delegates from the different
distdcts on the emancipation celebration met
last night at Union League hall; Dr. J. I. N,
Bowen occupied the chair, and Z. Trunsr acted
as secretary.
The resignation Of Mr.. John F. Cook as
chairman OF the committee on finance was re-
ceyed and accepted, and Mr.. John A. Gray was
substituted In his place.
The chief marshal, John Thomas Johnson, re-
ported the following route for tbs procession:
The procession Will form on Louisiana ave nue.
the right column resting on second street and
the lett column resting on sixth street. and will
be formed according to q programme TO be pre-
pared, and move at precisely II O'Clock down
LOUISIANA avenue to First street east thence by
the east front OF the Capitol 10 A street south,
thence down Pennsylvania avenue south TO main
branch Of Avenue; thence TO Fifteenth street
through the Presidents grounds, thence to
Georgetown, up Bridge street TO Congress, up
Congress to Stoddarl, down stod1ard TO WASH
lngton, down Washington to West, down West
to p-stTeet bridge, down 2 street 10 the inter-
section Of Connecticut avenue, down Connect
cut avenue TO X, down X To Fourteenth, up FOnr-
tecnth to N, along NJ to Fourth, thence to Ju-
dietary square.
on motion, invitations To participate were ex.
tended to the cOlored Odd Fellows and all other
colOred benevolent societies. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
The ChIcnan Relief Fund.

meeting OF the Chicago Relief Committee
was held yesterday afternoon at the once Of
KlbOurn a Latta Mr.. Richard Merhck In the
chair, Mr.. Hallet KilOourn secretary.
Mr.. McrTlck stated the object Of the meeting,
and said he had addressed Governor Cooke two
letters, one on the 1ith OF March, and the other
on the 18Th Of tho same month, requesting him
TO turn over the amount TO the credit OF the COM
mittee. No reply to either OF these letters was
received; he had therefore called the committee
together to be advised Ms 10 what course 10 pur-
sue, lie considered the action OF the Governor
shameful.
Mr.. Dickson favored appointing a committee
to wait upon the Comptroller regarding the
money.
Mr.. Merriok favored appointing a sub-commit-
tee and demand the warrants.
Mr.. Clagett said enough communications had
been made To the Governor, aud now Was the
time to make demand.
Mr.. Menlck offered resolution directing the
appointment VI q committee to take measures
10 require the Governor TO forthwith turn over
the money TO the credit OF the committee,
The resolution was adopted, and the Chair up
polnted MesSTs, Clagett, klbOurn and Cassln on
ihe committee. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
N. Mc. N sarInhI.-

The parlOr OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociatlon were filled last night with q brilliant
assemblage OF ladies and gentlemen on the occa-
sion ofthe seml-monthly sociAble OF the asaOcia-
The music particularly was excellent, Mr.,
James Meldrum gave In lAughAble style an Iml-
tAlon o. an operate performance.
The Misses Julia and Ella Moore with Miss
Della Ross, accompanied on the piano by Mrn,
Moore, rendered very well several pleasing
Ducts and solos. The most noticeable aud de-
two httle misses OF nine years OF age, Minnie
aud Ida Moore. The charming music and good
spirits OF those present made the entertainment
q very enjoyable affair.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
THR LATE WILLIAM d. TOiDD.
PubIle Resolutions Of Respect,

Al . meeting Of the board Of trustees. held
March ~, 1879, Il was -
Rssoipsd, That BY tho death OF William n. Todd,
trustee and treasurer Of the Washington City
Protestant Orphan Asylum, the Institution has
lost faithful And successful administration OF It's
Affairs, the orphans liberal and fatherly bene-
factor, and we, the surviving trustees, have TO
lament the loss Of one who hal borne the chief
burden Of our trust had llghtensa our response
billty by exact and punctual attention to the du-
ties OF hts once, and had endeared himself TO us
personally by his gentle manners, friendly coun-
ses and tender charity and further
Resolred, That the above resolution, as the ex.
preston OF our opinion of the character and
services Of the late William B. Todd be- with
our sincere sympathy, communicated 10 his fam.
lily and published IN the papers.
W. W. CoRcoRAS, President.
J. @. HARKNIs~-, Secretary.
CHAHls KNLr.
J. q. Hall
National Republican., 1873-03-29
TEMPERANCE IN THE DISTRICT.

The order Of Good Templars Ia hard a. work
IN the reform movement. They have grand
hodges established 10 thlrty-six states and Ter
ritoTles; also In England, ireland, Scotland aud
Wales; also In the British Provinces Of Canada,
New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Ed
wards Island, with membership OF over b0O, =
OO0 In the State OF Virginia and the District OF
Columbia efforts ara beng made 10 have the
Legislative Assembly pass enactmenis fayoring
the adoption Of the following principles;
I. Local optiOn-that 1t may appeal TO the
moral sense OF the people.
2. That restaurant keepers and yenders In the
traf1G, and owners Of property In which intoxi-
eating drinks are sold, be male responsible IN
damages, to be recoverable at suit Of the person
made drunk, or his wife, or any adult child or
guardian.
3. Make debts contracted for Intoxicating
drinks void In law.
4. To prohibit the sale OF intoxicating drinks
on the days oi holding any election aud on na-
tiOnal holidays.
one OF the cOmmendable features OF the order
OF l. o. q. T. Is It's social advantages. Last even
Ing Excelsior Lodge No. 4, OF Arlington, after
transactlng their routine business and electing
W. D. Newton as w. O. T., had a very pleasant
entertainment, consisting Of singing. recitatl0ns,
music and speech-maklnH. Miss LizZle Bailey,
Miss Ida wllblft, Mrs. N. A. stevens aud Mr.. And
Mrs. W. y. Reed deserve especial mention for
the active part they take IN trying to advance
the cause OF temperance,
National Republican., 1873-03-29
KNIGHTS or PyTuIAs.
Tho Coming Celebration In Riesmond.


The arrangements for the entertainment OF
the supreme body, which meets In the city OF
Richmond, Va, April Is, are now nearly COM
peted. u b supposed that there will he at least
hye hundred visiting members OF the order In
the now Pythian uniform present on that occa-
sion. one lodge from Baltimore will be quar-
tered at syracuse Lodge rooms, while Germania
Lodge of this city. win have especial care Of the
visiting German lodges Tho parade (which will
take psce on Thurday, the lIth) will be one OF
the finest displays ever seen In Richmond. IL
Will include mounted escort Of the supreme
Lodge, u detachment Of Knights In arinor, the
offirers Of the Grand Lodge OF virginia, mem
bes OF the supreme Lodge, visiting lodges with
and without uniforms, uniformed Knights OF
Richmond, and several hundred knights wear
Ing Toscttes with the color of the order. the
ball will take place at the Exchange hotel Tues
day evening, the 18Th OF April. The banquet
will be given at Assembly hal, Thursday eyen-
ing, the lTth. The headquarters Of the Supreme
onicers and members will be ct PordS hotel,
where rooms have been secured for one hun
drel. Arrangements have also been made at
the Ballard aud Exchange for the Aceommoda-
ton Of about two hundred visiting Knighta.
Two hundred knights In uniform from this city
vii
National Republican., 1873-03-29
The Bsckeye stnis.

The Ohio Republican Association held q busl-
meas meeting last night, At MarinlS hall. be-
sldes THIS an Important discussion ensued as to
meeting, viii be amended In several important
particulars. The annual election OF onicers Was
male, and resulted as follows: President, Hon.
y, NJ. Mc0rew; vice preaident, Captain William
freshour; secretary, Capt. j. II. Palmer; imam
cial secretary, j. y. Reardon; treasurer, W, III,
Myers; member OF the State central COMMITTEES,
Hon. A. NJ Gangewer; member OF State execJ,
i've committee, Col, II. a. Otis; delegate 10 State
Republican convention, Deacon N. A. GRAY: az
ternate delegate, Lee W. Funk. The affairs OF
the association are In most satisfactory coudI-
tlon, and In this city II is recognized as one OF
great political and social influence,
National Republican., 1873-03-29
An Interesting ,Ice,IpS

The American Tract Society will hold lis an
nuRl meeting tomorrow evening, at 1850 O'Clock
In the Metropolitan Presbyterian church, Rev.
Dr. Chester, Fourth street east, Capitol Hlll
Nlc0 President Wilson will preside over the
meeting, and interesting statements OF the re-
suits OF Clristlan effort among the Germans
VIII be given by Rev. DR.. Selbert, professor In
the Theological Seminary, BlOOmield n j.
Judge Strong, senator Ferry and other dlstin-
gulshed gentlemen will also be present. The
meeting will be non -sectArIan
National Republican., 1873-03-29
The Chlmr. TLI. I,,nnInn.

Mr. widows will play tho following pro-
gramme this evening, bY request, commencing
~ $50 O'Clock: "OxfOrd Chimes, "a Hail Column
Dwelt In Marble Halls" "Watch on the Rhine. y
MenIolssohn's " March Of the Priests from AIha-
lla, : Johnny COmes Marching Home" :" BE-
iiAh, non Gulnge,n GCome Q dentIi," "Robln
Adafr," Marching Through Georgia, ~" Within
thlA Sacred Dwelling" (naglc nnte,D "Bay OF
Biscay" and "HOme Sweet Home"
National Republican., 1873-03-29
A Ca.n af uxdranh.hIa

Mr.. Richard staples. residing on Ninth street,
near a street southeast has been suffering from
q sickness which has developed into hydfoDho-
bla. last Saturday he was attacfOd win
spasms, which came on him periodically, each
being being more severe than the other. SO Violent
hhndcnns were placed on his limbs 10 prevent
hlin inJurlng those about him. In q lucid inter-
va ne stated that he was bitten by dog In one
since, and This he believes 70 be the result. Dir.
Mcklm and Walsh attended him, but their SER
vices were Of no avail, and yesterday morning
staples was qulet, energetic young man, In inc
Ysth year OF bis age. He leaves wife and fam
ily. HIS mother and sister both died within the
last two months
National Republican., 1873-03-29

We take pleasure In announcing to the public
that we have made arrangements with one Of
the most extensive shrinking establishments In
the country to thoroughly shrink every Inch OF
fabric used In the manufacture Of our ready
made stock. We have gone into this expense To
remedy an evil that has existed In tie past
caused BY the making Of garments not spo1ged,
Sieaung great Inconvenience aud dlssatisfact tlOu.
VIA ms new facility we shall be able 70 guar
antee our patrons ready-made Clothing far Iu-
psrior to that generally offered.
EAENAN Bno.,
~ Seventh street, Nay building.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Complimentary Iniertaia ment 10 Cs. d,
Il

The entertainment given by the Mount Vernon
Association, for the benent or company D. W. L.
J., last evening, was complete suscess The
large hall was crowded 10 Its utmost many not
being able 10 get seats. A all DID so very well,
rendition Of the old sexton By X, N, Thomson
and the reading BY J. 4. Bangs are deserving OF
special mention. The recitation Of .rhe Drum
mer's Bride, by Mr.. K. u. Hayes, was nneiy rem
exquisite style the SMACK" at village school,
The solo BY Miss kuhns was excellent. Taken
as whole the entertainment was ali that could
be desired, and the audience testified their appre-
citation In the applause which follower the an
nouncement by AdIutAnt ]. Tyler Powell that
the entertainment would be repeated Al an early
day.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Ths Gr....li...

MR. EDToR: In reply TO the article published
In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN OF the 2Ith instant
We would like TO say that the Washington 0ren-
adlers did not apply to the King OF Bavaria for
old hats. We net want any old hats. Nor Will
we ask Dr. Darby TO take up q subscription or
pass around the hat TO get us uniforms or old
hats either. DR.. ID. better attend 10 his own hat.
THE GRENA AnIEna
National Republican., 1873-03-29
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
.InnIor ErhihIlinn. lnn.. nf,1l

hS"Dhetb NlaHs oi ~
last evening the chapel OF Howard Unlyerslty
Wn uiled By delighted audience, assembled 10
enjoy the literary exercises of the Junior class III
IA Inc following was the programme, after
music and an appropriate prayer Defamation
hellgion o. Revolutionary Men, II. N. Browne,
Leftwich, Newark, N. T.; orntlo 10 I. Caililnam,
=. ", horTis, Charieston, 8. c.; Cardinal weiaey,
~; 9nadd, washington, y. o. An Appeal, 4.
bath, \. Il. Reed, Columbia, 2, d. Music. Essay
Our Country; Ita Dangers, Matilda A. Nichols,
WAshinatop, ID. o., Grafton, Humanity Of Great,
The young gentlemen acquitted themselye.
handsomely, and were each IN tnrn warmly ap-
llauded. The exhibition In all ita essential fea.
tures was most gratifying snccesa.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
PeFtaIta IN RuIIA

The following permits TO build were granted
yestelday A. y, Brewer, frame hack building,
uAted on street, between Fourth and ftfth
south; 2. D. Brewer, Seventh and y streets south
Neay three brick bulldings, %, 10 and 10 feet
TO1f
National Republican., 1873-03-29
rhrn,sn frnm

Yesterday morning ~ Miss Blair was riding
along street the horse SHE'D and threw her 20
the ground. She was picked up and removed 20
the residence Of Mr. Marshal Brown, on the cor
ner OF Eighteenth and streets, where medical
assistance was summoned, after which she was
carried 70 her home, No, 10 LafAyette square
Her injuries are slIRht
National Republican., 1873-03-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RECORD OF THE CITY YESTERDAY.

Tho Execution OF Charles nIanloy In Alex.
Rudria--Entcrtninmsnt at the Second
and Fourth District Grammar schools
Meeting Of the Chicago Relief Commit.
tee-Preparaiions for tho Emancipation
Celebration -NIiscellaneous Local News
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Nafies.

Deposits In the German-A American sayipaa
from that date. SIX per cent. paid on ordlnsry
deposits, and three per cent. on the ayeraRe
uAily balances OF business aecounts Trustees
Individually liable. Call for o copy OF the Tules
National Republican., 1873-03-29
The Washington CITY sayinEs Rank,

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on deposits Tor each
calendar ilonth. Banking hOurs . 70 4; satur-
National Republican., 1873-03-29

Rev; Horace A. Cleveland, hts Of Trinity,
church, viii preach In the above church.
REV. G, II. Fay will preach In Masonic tsuple.
fTeachlnR In Waugh chapel BY the pastor, Rev,
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Fire,

Yesterday afternoon, shout $50 O'Clock, an
alarm OF IRE was sounded from box 10, caused Nv
the burning OF some hay In the rear Oh premisrs
NO. tss Four-and-a-half street southsesf, the
property OF Matthew Pepper. But little damage
National Republican., 1873-03-29

THoUsAHps have been changed by the uss Of
the Peruvian syrup 10 protorlde Of ironI from
Meak, slekly, suffering creatures to strong heal
my and happy men and women, and inyalIda
ssnnot reasona6y hesitate to give Il trial For
National Republican., 1873-03-29

New styles
National Republican., 1873-03-29

o. =. SI.v9sl y Butt. 90 r salls,!ss. E. "
Nicely made and trimmed, at q.
A. SAD eos ne seventh siSSst.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
! THousAsps nave beep cbanv,d h,

I'M new colsnnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
keePs nles Of leading papers In the country In is
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Hn.nIlpar.

Tho following cases OF smallpox were report
L street southwest; one at No. i0T ID etreet
southwest; one on II, between South Capltoi and
Half streets southwest; two on Twenty-slxth
following deaths were also reported: One Al No,
aqa q street southwest; one at saa street south.
National Republican., 1873-03-29

ottsn o.. can he, By few doses OF Aysrs sarsaps,
National Republican., 1873-03-29

LuxuRxi HHALtA. Roosoxr injured by uslna
Dooleys Yeast Powder. hegAnt light rolls, Bis
cuiis, 40, prepared In ten minutes. Try il,
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Five DSllara

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana aVenus
payJs per cent, interest on ali depOalta. Denos
10 can be made and drawn at will
National Republican., 1873-03-29
DENTISTS.
MEDICAL.
PIMPLES.

will send tfrecl recipe for my VEGETABLE
palm, removing PInPLEs, BLIcH NoRNs
BLoToHrs, ERkCELEs, MOTHS, TAN and all DIa
EAhhs of rnE SKIN, leaving II clear and with
healthy glow ALSO, sure prOcess for hne growth az
HAZE On bald hsads OF smooth facea ~
THOS ". CHAPMAN, CUFafrsr
y. o. boz blas Lmh2tbn ~ lIrnadMnr. III Y
National Republican., 1873-03-29
bIetropolita. Th,,,,.-

Among the speclalties at the Metropolitan this
evening will be tho grand Lulu sensation, tho
magic barrel act, La Polnts nne dancing, the sue
eeases Of tho "Rocty Mountain comedian" Joe
CollinA the double dances Of the Brandt sisters,
aud last Of all the "Can Can, with Arnold n
frailty. All the patrons will be there
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Per sIeamnr nrnman
National SnXinuu nnnL.

corner Four-and-a-half street and VlrRtuIa
avenue southwest pays six per cent. lnterest
on all deposits. Deposits can be drawn al viii
National Republican., 1873-03-29
NIeetIna af Ihr Canmltten
msdsI OF the FrasLiis school B.,,aina.

Among the Interesting objects 10 be sent IN
the Vienna Exposition Is model OF the Frant-
lln publIc-school bnlldlng In this city, The model
a built on scale OF three-eiRhths Of an inch To-
the loot, u four feet eight inches long, two feet
two feet three Inches in the wings. Each story
~ arranged TO be removed, 30 that the entire
INTERIOR school-rooms, play-rooms, recitation
the whole arrangements for heating and yenti-
lating can he examined In detail. One OF the
rooms Is 70 be furnlshed complete with the latest
maps, Dackboards, &c, The building OF which
this is model y regarded by Gen. EAton, United
States commissioner OF education, as one OF the
finest In this country, and was selected BY hin a.
hitting representation Of our system q public
schools. TWAS this building Earl de Gray and
Hpon admired 80 much when he was here on the
Alabama treaty that he obtained complete set Of
the plans and elevations from the architect, and
declared his purpose OF having one built after