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...laws to be adopted are much like those of the Society before its incorporation, except for the creation of the office of Treasurer with full power of supervision over the finances of the Society, and an increase in the powers of the Superintendent. The following officers elected at the annual meeting of the Society on December 10, will be formally re-elected: President, C. H. Ayres; secretary, Professor J. H. Gardiner; treasurer, William M. McInnes...
...John Bellini, both of which are good examples of the schools to which they respectively belong, and both are in excellent condition. A Grecian marble statue of Narcissus, the gift of the same donor, is a worthy companion to the beautiful Meleager and Aprodite before acquired. The figure, like most others of Greek antiquity that have lately been brought to light, is badly injured by the loss of important parts. The nose, both legs below the knees, the right arm below the shoulder, and the left arm above the elbow are gone; but the fragment which remains is superb...
...Bergen. In making additions to the print collections the Museum endeavors primarily to fill the most important gaps in the class of original works, that is, engravings by artists executing their own designs on wood and metal--chiefly early German and Italian engravers, and modern masters like Turner. The etchings of the Liber Studiorum are unique in character, and of great value. It is therefore desirable that all should be procured if possible. To the library a number of additions have also been made...
...laws to be adopted are much like those of the Society before its incorporation, except for the creation of the office of Treasurer with full power of supervision over the finances of the Society, and an increase in the powers of the Superintendent. The following officers elected at the annual meeting of the Society on December 10, will be formally re-elected: President, C. H. Ayres; secretary, Professor J. H. Gardiner; treasurer, William M. McInnes...
Whether or not these rules are suitable, it is desirable that some action on the question should be taken by the present Freshman class. If their choice of officers at the outset is fortunate, rules like those above will not affect them; otherwise they will be of value to them as well as to future classes...