Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-01-14

ITOItSSOT Ill lullc obLulllullf NiASlAiAoeii W
DR.. Leonard Bacon, New York.
DIR. E. M. Wright Inspector National Board
Of Health, Chattanooga, Tenn; Dr. Charles
ex-Surgeon-General of Ohio; Dr.
George TAYLOR, New Milford, Conn; DR.. Levin
smith Jones. Richmond, Va; DIR. Alva Curtis,
o.; DR.. James Otis Pond, New
York; DIR. William c. Cheesebrough, New
York; DIR. Konradn Hornberg, Indianapolis,
Ind; DIR. James Babcock, Albany, New York;
Dr. Francis Carter, Dean of st. Arlines Medical |
College, Cincinnati; George A. Otis surgeon
United States Navy; DIR. Herman WENDELL
Albany, N. Y; DIR. George W. Dirmeyer, sec
retary of the Louisiana State Board of Health;
Dr. John ID. Russ, Pompton, N. j.; DR.. PC
Boyer, New Orleans; DR.. Richard o. Coming,
editor Louisville Medical NelOs, KY; DR.. Isaac
Ray, specialist and author on insanity, Phlla-
delphia, Pa; DIR. Ezekiel ID. Gaines, Boonton,
N j.; DIR. Charles Macgill, Richmond, Va. DIR.
j. G. Hughes, Dean of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Keokuk, Iowa; DIR. james q.
Forester, New York City; DIR. ID. warren
Brichell, New Orleans, La; DR.. Edward hey
nolds, Boston, Mass.
SCIENCE AND EDUCATION.
Gen. Charles b. Stuart civil engineer, Cieve-
land, o.; Prof Alphonso Wood, botanist, west
Farms, n. Y; Prof. William G. Fowler, Am
herst College, Massachusetts,; George II. SAN
born, inventor of the bookbinding machine,
Brooklyn, NY; j. Lewis Diman ID. d., Profes-
sor of History and Political Economy, Brown
University, Providence, II. l.; Prof: david
Crosby, Principal Literary Institute, Nashua,
N. H.. Daniel A. Webster, New York, inventor
of Woodworth's planning machine; Charles +.
Secor, authority in metallurgy, New york;
Galloway Cheston, President of the Board OF
Trustees of John Hopkins University, Balti-
more, Nd; Prof. j. II. Humphreys, scientist,
Greensboro, N c.; Col. Il. A. i. Roberts, III
ventor of the oil-wel torpedo, Pittsburgh, Pa;
II. V. Kerr, State Librarian of Ohio; PROF, HI
ram Mead, of 0berlin College, Ohio; Ransom
Cook, inventor Saratoga, N. Y; Capt. Edward
/ OranlOUiGt (tnlpna- Ill. foreman
Hull d. D., ex-President Dennison University,
Granville, o.; Matthew Nassar, patron OF vas
sar College; Samuel b. Ruggles, political econ
omst, New York; Prof. George B. Williams,
Ann Arbor Mich; Henry f. Durant, founder
of Wellesley College, Massachusetts; Rev Dr.
John w. Mears, Professor of Metaphysics,
Hamilton College, New York; Rev: II. 7. Zap
pan, eX-President University OF Michigan; Or
| John Bacon, Professor of Chemistry at Har-
ward College; Dr. Isaac l. Hayes, Arctic ex-
plorer, New York.
JOURNALISM
Edgar III. Luther Boston CMass.l Globe; y. Is.
wilkinson, Denver (ColoD RepubItcdn; HaIss
Haerting, Stddts-Zeiting. Chicago; w. ii. Gard
liner, SuTlddu ArgltS, Louisville, KY; Charles
Mcknight, Philadelphia Eoentng Neos; T.; NJ
Yanlue, ex-editor Clinton Qlll register; Y. y.
Goodrich Bradford pa Reporter; Ernest Buh-
lert, StddtS-ZeitiuiO, Chicago; John B. earring
ton, New Haven Comm Journal ana Courier,
General Herman Uhl, Stddts-Zedung, New
York. Oliver NJ. Bradford, Associated Press;
John Bateman Smith, Pulaski CIenn'l CMxen' S.i.a
B. X. McKinnie, Nashville, Tenn; A. s. Mitch
ell, ex-editor st. Louis Erentng Nelcs; W. II
Waldron, Lewiston (Me) Gazette; Adam II
Ecker, Washington pa EIdmtnerii Charles NJ
Vincent, Boston (Mass) Globe; William +. Dur
Yaeger, Insurance Herald; Chicago; william
IL. Waldron Lewiston (Me) Gazette; Hon, Hen
ry Chickering, Pittsiield, Mass; Ivory Cham
beran, New York Herald; John W. Pittock
Pittsburg Pa1 Sunday and evening LcIlert
: John NJ Read, Kewaunee (Wis) Enterprise
John Masters, old Cincinnati and Boston jour
, nast; Louis Cortambert Messenger Franco
, Amertcdin, New York; Jewett G, DeYotee
Enquirer and Sun, Columbus, Ca; stepnen y
! Stockwell, Boston (Mass.) Journal; Colonel N
. c. CARRIER, Madison Qnd.) Courier; Colonel y
, ". Farrar Chicago Euenilg Journal; X.
knott, COlrier-yolundl, Louisville, Ky; Jane
: New York Thomas C. Jones, watertow
!. (Wis) Democrat; George G. Harding, lndianaI
r oils Gnd.) SdtlrddUReUielO; John N. lngersol
an old journalist in Michigan; L. A. G06riIgh
Agent Associated Press, Washington; WilliaI
+. Corbit, Associated Press Agent Philade
phia; Leander Warren, Baltimore (Md) Gazette
y William A. Brainard, New Orleans LaJ ran
! ers Journal; j. II. Williams, Tuscola ull.) Sdtlt
!, dan Journal; Edward Kirby, St Louis GL0b
/. Field and Farm; j. A. ii. st. Andrew, Earn
/ vile (va.) Mercury; John 9. Quinlan, New for
:. Times; Steuben Butler, Wyoming Pa Herdt
, Maurice Langeloth, E1lGnsp1eysS v Shl6Gag' Gag
d.
g crdt: ID. p. Mitchell, Kansas state J0iInd
i Alexander Moseley, Richmond (Val Whl
J. Lubanna Waters, Washington ua') DSmocrd
Z, p. L. Nagle, New York Times; william
!, Horner, Pittsburgh Gazette; William o. Ban
;. lett New York Sun; Henry NJ. Stenison, Ne
l. ton (Niass.) Journal; Samuel p. Allen, Livin
l. ston IN. " Democrat; Charles ii. Phillips, X
<, komo Qnd.) Tribune; H. V. Redheld, Washin
W cidl; L. NJ. Haverstick, Moline Qll.) Dispdtc
m John w. Forney, Philadelphia pa PT0greS
/; William S. George, Lansing (Mich) Repu0llcd
n, ARTS.
e, Edward L. Custer, landscape painter, BC
ton; Nathanial Jocelyn, painter, New Have
Conn; Thomas d. Jones, sculptor, Cincinna
B. John G.. Darby, engineer, New York; Geor
n Curtis, marine artist, Chelsea, Mass
n, MUSIC.
v; Thomas Beals, music engraYer ana prlnt
~ Boston, Mass; Conrad Meyer, Oldest Pla
10 manufacturer in the United States, Phliad
1i phia Palmer Gallup composer, Mystic hiV'
III Conn; William II. Oakley, church music GO
al al poser, New York; NJ. D. Clement, conc
lel manager, Beloit, Wis. Lucian II. Southa
church and song composer, Boston, Mas
>, Prof. W. II. Orchard, Columbia, 5. e.; Hele
II. II. Balatka, vocalist, Chicago; Juan &. Salce
n conetist, Brooklyn, n. Y; Pierre Onyrl m
); piano manufacturer, New York. w. @. Tow
raj TENOR Boston, Mass; Gotthold Carlberg,
err ductor and teacher, New York; AleXan'
Isl lsI McMarten, editor New York Mtstcdt heGtt
NJ. Prof. John Daniel, song-writer, New 70
in Elias Hook organ-builder, Bostoni Rudo
ht' Bai conductor, New York. Prof. Henry
Thunder, organist and conductor New 70
OF DRAMA.
tt, Ethelbert A. Marshall, the Oldest theatrl
1I,, manager in the country, Pnlladelpnla; Al All
'GeS IL Selwyn, Boston, Mass; George n. ~ ~
Sos ernan, Cincinnati, Ohio; Richard CoIem
OF Haverly's minstrel troupe; Pauline MerI
aI ate sister Of Mrs. Oates, Cincinnati; Davis w
W. ina. formerly of fremont Theater, Bos'
uur urN Mass; Robert Lane variety actor, Cincinn
Ut Ohio; John Harrison, Secretary and Urea;
lte- er of the American Dramatic Fund, Brook
e&- N Y; Harry Levoy, scenic artist III
~ 0pera-Hopse,, Cincinnati, ONO; MaeLneT y
kt11 Lingham, leading actor, San Francisco, Z
,nu Harry Spriggs, comedian, st: PAUL. MI
1ge Caroline s. Blake New York; Edward >.
ma turin dramatist, New York; Mrs. 3.
on, on Piercy, Philadelphia; Mrs W H. Blake, E,
eu, Charles r. Thorne, New York; J. q. Sci
cKy actor, Detroit; Mrs. Edwin Booth, New y
te1, nan LITERATURE.
% inn Miss Eliza A. Dupuy, story-writer, New
me leans, La; Francis A. Durivage, autnor
Jo,v poet, New York; Nathaniel Deering, aut
I'll ,nrl, Portland, Me-; Mrs. l.. Virginia Frenc1,
on. Orn ess McMinnville, Tenn; James t. Fields
n Usher and author, Boston, Mass JONI
,rl Palfrey. historian, Boston, Mass; WI
'iN' Ross Wallace, song-writer, New YORK; !
Al. Alexander j. Schlem, encyclopedlst,
the York John A. Appleton, publisher, New Y
tev; sydney Lanier, poet, Lynn, N. g; DIR; t,
nSp Holland, essayist and poet, New ork; ho
y. Shelton Mackenzie, author and literary e'
cut; of the Philadelphia Press; Lewis ii. Nor
,uls- w historian, Rochester, n. Y. ...
nsS ~ PROMINENT WOMEN.
coii Mrs. Harriet Hanson, woman suffrage q
ne cate, Maiden, Mass; Ellen e. Corse, phllan
n pist Chicago; Elizabeth X. Churchill, won
: n NJ rights agtator Providence, X. l.; Eliza
sco' Seelye, wife of President Seelye,. OF Ami
~ y College; Mrs. Sarah NJ. Grinnell, widow OF
atS: ry Grinnell, New York; Lydia ID; Parker,
va ow of Theodore Parker, Boston, Mass; IL
1r,II G. Allen, foster-mother of Edgar A. Poe;
!. VlH - rail II. Grant Matron Home of the FrienC
I r. ChicagoI Mrs. Catharine Coffin, wife OF
rav. Coffin, President of the Underground hali
d. Cincinnati O.; Mrs. Emma s. Wines, ren
wv, ~ M. n q Winns the nrisOn-retOrm