Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
THE TEI~iTK ACADEMY.
HOW IT'S FCUNpEF'S WISHES
ARE BFENC CAF;RVlD OUT

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envy Of Arts and Scl"n.sf-'s through
rairman Hon. " d. Harden, 81 =
Id Is The Georgia Historic al -ncle.y.
ri~r+ IN xten8pd report explaining
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lis vNen fire committee ~ l=ved
-. .u.tH- hotor taa --u dent and
tr t1a ll-re-t TX sting - pes. and
r. r.vr Rent ner-on to Ionr out
ard 81 SIR tl' ue-'r iians ara i'nFeFit 10
tons each, Il passed u Tue aNatia ne
7-rars and 5ls PISSED tle pan svlicl had
tnus ~ aeeE rluauvd IN organic lls The
Acs6.flE.
rd deal has heen said in the news
rrrars and eiseT here ~ regard % tue
plan which fhe r ard 90 Managers are
r-lr-gins ln tna remaCelIn- and improve
wert 9r the Old mansion. and me cfiti-
ei-r pas teen made upon the pro-
posed changes. wBien. it b. claimed.
are ret ii accord wiz tie expressed
wishes ~ Miss Talf.-r before Der death.
The committee EXP am DO tail TOE
plan q tae changes and aoA4l-uAs -4-L
are 10" in progress
Plan uF TlE An NIX
Tho wan az -1e west end " the main
nlu 8ftaa ED mansion VlL d. removed
a- SOM tlr annex IS completed - That
tr-r Hu71dnrs wil3 ot,-u directly into
cara e-aes Toe annex WiN cont ain IN
Tie loser room the casts vi the most
farm rs sculptures oi the world tae
Fa~res BuN Ga tleccutra with such origi-
nails r. marble as from me a. time may
hz procured. TIE walh VIII oe be 4uu-
fgrllv decorated vita accu rate paintings
al tEe most remarkable mon uuents 90 ar
cart4ar-~sl arr. ether in tbeir present
CONDITION OF restored.
Te=ufrf.sre Hers iH 1te UuT 81 se0rF will
he o.sur.. a7 "a SIS uao-- walls i'T the eight
tarestry paintings, .-e 01 icn Fa. eXhlo-
it'd over the stairway az 1te recep, ron In
Fsa.rusrv Bet a en- them E.ll De arra nged.
rfoeiv ana II groups. psintings ia b aroic
size % rhe worlds great artists, bA DE-
rector B-au5t TIE rem aiming por ion
u rhA wallis wiu be covered with 81 lcn
- -rtf-ws a. are Cow en- possession OF ne
a~a5e-F. supplemented by valuable
<sintiu-s uhlca have been promised ~ g
3 iaar. auutser = merit3riOus c0iored
1uctfons 0t e1EravinEs and etchings.
e7l g large number OF p.o ogrsphs "nlch
1l-se hs+ sst '-el eAll''leu'
DIEECToE'5 RESIDENCE AND STUDIO.
ln the rear Of the annex and also
opening llt0 IL viii be erected another
.sosne edF6ee. The basement Of which
Dig O. b. occupied by the furnaces for
beating and drying the annex and
ether portions Of the academy.
TIE FIRST and c9ud floors viii
he used as residence for the Director or
Su s-rIntzndent and instructO s. The third
Goar w.}l be divided into Two complete
ssufias-ne for the use OF the Director in
painting the friez. and other decorations,
ana iu removal ~ and repairing paintings
aud casts; aud the other for the use of the
members OF the Ladies' Art Union which
il is contemplated organizing This
building will be upon the site of the old
family stables recently occupied as resi-
dence bv the iautor, Rev George Gin
houe. whose death occurred some months
ago.
To accomplish all this required more
ready money taan the Board OF Managers
had NJ their command. Out of the SAG. 600
originally turned over 10 the board. in
creased by TWO years income. some
thing over S20. 900 had been spent in the
purchase. acking. freight. insurance.
mountu z. etc, OF the art works already
obtained,
cry 4AcvsON,s ro4N
The vrork v-as however daar, 81 abso-
lutelv necessary for the purposes OF the
acajemv. since the original mansion
would not hold one-haifOi the purchases
already made. aud there was no way TO
properly exhibit them had there been
suace. and 10 room for future acuuisi-
tions. nc place for library or studio. no
facilities for scientific or artistic nastruc-
u0ns. or for carving cut other important
features Of the heuetacton. Ii was
deemed necessary 10 do the work at once,
for Il weuId be impossible To do it bv
piecemeal, paving Tor 10 as the incom ; was
received. and yet the board had not the
money actually needed 10 do il vita In
this emergency Gen. jackson, Pre- sident
Of the Historical Society, volunteered TO
advance whatever money was necessary.
without other security than an ackuowl-
edeemauf Of Indebtedness from the acade-
ms. AZ 8 per cent. interest. with the riyi-
lege of repaying the principal IN INSTALL
meats. and guarantee that tn paw ms MT
Uausd not be enforce so long as the
interest vas 2ald' tle guaranty 70 be
iiis ~ ~ -' ine "He' Wa "c-
=. $50 W. p W." - 49, -
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