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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-06
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Last nights performance Of tamhe added endur.
Ing lGurcls to the brilliant chaplet already wor-
thily worn by Madame MOdJCska Every presenta.
ton of this cxacting role by the grCut ragcdicnne
Il distinguished by the Of true genius
infections Of musical voice. the evidences of her
long and eXacting devotion To the requirement OF
her art that appear in every situation" Of her
approximation procure for her the highest RppTe.
citation Of the cultivated audiences In attendance
upon her representations,
The support afforded by Mr. Burroughs as
ArnidHd is most acceptable. Mr flanagan Us Non.
Ncm Durd, Mrs GcTinOn Us MdrHc ITUfsHcc, Miss
Joyce rs Nch'hs, and Others Of Mr.. FOrds talented
company In appropriate rO'cs combine their wOr-
thIcst efforts In the successful rendering Of this
popular play
"CnmillC" win be repeated this evening
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-06

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lips. New York; Hon : n Eya,s and wife Pa; Mis-
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-06

The second regular meeting Of the trustees of the
Washington training school for nurses was held
last night at the residence Of Dr. Thomas Antsell
1871 q street PrCscnt-Mrs. IitE Miss Clara Barton
Mrs, Garfield, A. 5. solonons esd, Mr.. Titz. Drs +
Howard Buscy, J. 7. johnson, Lindsey, Yarrow,
Murphy, and Rcyburn.
committee, consisting OF Mr.. SOLOMON Mrs.
lliH, Drs. Howard, Anisell, aud Murphy, Mrs Can.
field. aud MIS- TullOck was appointed Ia drat rules
aud regulations for the Organization Of II school
and TO report At the next meeting to he held at the
residence Of Mr. SOlOlnUns, corner of X and Twelfth
streets.
Dr. Lindsey proposed that the training school for
nurses he made part Of one OF the hospitals Of the
District, not asking any increase of appropriation
already granted 10 such an institution.
Mrs. Louise Pollock kindly offered the use of
the kindergarten Hall, ZIG X street northwest for
the meetings of the association in uid of the
school -.
After free interchange OF opinion regarding the
best course to he pursued In the attainment Of the
desired object the meeting adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-06

The auction sale of stcreOgraphiC views, which
begins to-day ut Mr Thomas Dowings auction
rooms. In the COrcOran building corner of FiC
teenth and streets, affords an opportunity such
as Is seldom found, to obtain valuable additions to
art collections The immense collection comprises
over one hundred and eleven thousand stercOSrOpic
views Tho scenery, architecture Of different CutII
tries and mamncr>ld customs of the nations Of
the earth are portrayed with the accuracy only
attained by the art Of photography. There are also
great many CuriustIcs which hre worthy of spe
cal attention. very important feature of the
collection Is the large number Of Illuminated or
transparent views, many Of which have never been
on sale IN this country