. Review of reviews and world's work. , and convic-tions. Mr. Shrady comesfrom a long line of Americanprofessional men who havedone their share of publicservice; an ancestor was oneof the founders of Kings Col-lege, now Columbia; and hisfather was a surgeon in thearmy during the Civil War(he attended Cirant during hislast illness, and was long edi-tor of The Medical Record.) A J ^^ ? - ? 1 t^^^^^^^bf^c^ r —*^ h t^lE •s^V^^^^^^^^ V ^^H^^ r WWW WW5]^ Ct> l~ ]. i ? i r . i . ., . :? ? 1>0. Mf-M^ MXJKrNC. I R«JM n«i: MALL TOWAKI) TMK CAPITOL fT*.- r,„l,. .. •<.•
. Review of reviews and world's work. , and convic-tions. Mr. Shrady comesfrom a long line of Americanprofessional men who havedone their share of publicservice; an ancestor was oneof the founders of Kings Col-lege, now Columbia; and hisfather was a surgeon in thearmy during the Civil War(he attended Cirant during hislast illness, and was long edi-tor of The Medical Record.) A J ^^ ? - ? 1 t^^^^^^^bf^c^ r —*^ h t^lE •s^V^^^^^^^^ V ^^H^^ r WWW WW5]^ Ct> l~ ]. i ? i r . i . ., . :? ? 1>0. Mf-M^ MXJKrNC. I R«JM n«i: MALL TOWAKI) TMK CAPITOL fT*.- r,„l,. .. •<.• .... I ,1, I . .... . ? .1 . ,..,,. ... I , .1 (;,,„! - an<l w:i« ile- - inirial (iiaiitj ? . iin llir lir |>rilraliil will I . : l thcM it the \ Jii .M>iiiiiiirtit> 6J7 638 THE AMERICAN REVIEIV OF RETlElfS. ^ Harris & Ewing. Washington, D. C. CAVALRY CHARGE. DURING THE CIVIL WAR(From the cavalry group now in place on the Orant Memorial. For four years Mr. Shrady served in theNational Ciuard, both in the Infantry and the Artillery, in order that he might learn what military things looklike, and how things are done. As a result a group like this looks very convincing; we feel the sculptor knewhis subject thoroughly) Mr. Shrady was frradiiatcd from Colum-bia in 1894, and studied for the bar, thoughhe never practised; he engaged in businessfor some five years, when an attack oftyphoid fever necessitated a years rest, andit was then, to occupy his mind, that he in-terested himself in art. At first he paintedsome animal pictures; these his wife, un-known to him, took to the Academy of De-sign—they were accepted and hung. Hiswife brought him to the opening day exhibi-tion. He had not known her purpose till hestood before his own paintings. Encouraged by this approval of his abilityby the
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