The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-04
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS.


N ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
4 Display at ~ Csneinnael Csntsnnial
Espoaities That VIM Interest Evsry
Person Engaged n Educasional Werh
in the unitsA oeaess.
This department was organized for work
early In the year under the direc-
ton Of Commissioners Howard Doug
lass, L. II. McCammon and II. j. Snider
as . general Committee on Education and
Science.
These Commissioner especially desire
that the Exposition may show tho mar
velous progress q education in this his
toric territory sincs its nrst settlement
therein, one hundred years ago, and that
the Educational Exhibit may be worthy
Of the great interest II represents. they
have invited all persons In charge Of edu-
caticnal institutions, or engaged In any
department Of educational work In
the States OF Ohio. Indiana, Illinois.
Kentucky, Tennessee. West Virginia.
Western Pennsylvania. Michigan and
Wisconsin to cooperate with them In
aiding In the disr iay In whatever may
show improved methods and appliances
Of teaching and the superior results
thereof o5:ainci
Tho exhibit Of the Department oS Eiu-
eation win Be represented In sixtecn d.
visions. as follows:
First Puptls' work IN elementary
srhooIs. hteh scbno1s. nnrm1 achoci~.
eolIe9es md universities. Committee.
Dr.. r T. Whfsc superintendent Clnc:n-
natl Public Schools; Miss Christine Sufli-
van, Superintendent Drawing IN City
Schools: Professor q. A. Carnnhan. Of
Wyoming, O.
Second-TeachinR appliances. including
text books, mans globes. lesson tablets,
aliases, etc. Committee. W. c. Thai
heimer, Esq.,. Of Van Antwerp. Bragg &
Co.. and Alex. Hill. Esq. Of Robert
Clark & Co.
Third-Apparatu for physical science.
including chemical, physical and astro-
nomical apparatus. COMMITTEES. Professor
rhauncey r. stuntz. Of Woodward High
school; Professor II. b. Finness, Of
Hughes High school. and Principal
w. II. Parkam, Of the Cincinnati Western
School
Fourth-Muscum Of natural history.
With specimens In botany, zoology. geol-
,ey and rsineralcgy. Committee. Pro
sessor Charles Dury. of Avondale. prom
.nent A. one NJ the Cuvier Club OF Gin
.innatt. and Professor Horace p. Smith,
ln charge of the Cincinnati Society Of
Natural History. Fourth and Arch
streets
Fifth---Schcol architecture. including
,lans. models and photographs Of salts
factory school buildings. COMMITTEES,
Henry Klein. Esq. Superintendent Public
School Buildings. Cincinnati. and Godfrey
Ludwig. prominent building contractor,
Spring street, Walnut Hills.
Sixth---School furniture and suppIica
This embraces desks. tables. black kboards,
slatcs, tablets, pens, pencil sharpencrs.
,rayon. erascrs. ETC.. and Il in charge II
Professor George r. Sands. cf Madison
vilie. o.. assisted by w. n. Mccormack,
" the Cincinnati Furyiture Company,
and Thomas Kelsall, Esq. long and fa-
vorably known ns school desk manu-
iacfurcr IN Cincinnati.
Seventh--This department includes
books on education. periodicals. school
reports, catalogues ETC.. and Is being en-
SPECIFICALLY managed BY Professor F. w.
Coy, Principal Of Hughes High School;
Professor G. G. Long. Principal OF the
Eighth Cincinnati District School, and
Professor y. r. Wilson. Of the Public
School Journal At Mt. Washington, q.
kindergarten work. appliances
and process. Committee. Mrs. Louisa
VI. TAFT, Of Mt. Auburn Mrs. Edna
wordcn, Of St. James avenue, Walnut
Hills, and Professor Carl l.. Nippert,
Principal of Thirteenth Cincinnati Dis
lrIct Schools.
Ninth--Eiucation Of blind, deaf and
lumb. feeble minded, ctc. Committee,
Or. Robert Sattler, widely known - On
Sculist and aurist; Henry Oliver, Esq.
Superintendent Cincinnati House Of
Refuge, and II. Thane Miller, President
u NJ. Auburn Young Ladies' Seminary.
Tenth--Schools of art, which includes
nnc art, decorative art, wood carving,
pottery. china painting. etc. The com.
nittec In charge are w. III. Trnxcl, Esq,
Ie6 West Fourth street; Miss Mary
spencer. studio IN Glenn building, and
Miss Ciars &. Newton. whose Ssudic = In
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