Colonial Echo, 1899 . k. OLD POWDhR MAGAZINE IN Founded in 1714. 1 meeting held in August. 1888. Lyon G. Tyler was elected President, to holdoflfice from the first of Septemlier ensuing, and the organization was com-pleted at the same meeting by the election of Hugh S. Bird, Professor ofPedagogy. Since 1888 the college has been in full operation, and <luring this timehas had an average attendance greater than at any period in its history. In1890 the annual appropriation was increased to and in 1893 Con-gress voted as reimlnirsement for the buildings destroyed
Colonial Echo, 1899 . k. OLD POWDhR MAGAZINE IN Founded in 1714. 1 meeting held in August. 1888. Lyon G. Tyler was elected President, to holdoflfice from the first of Septemlier ensuing, and the organization was com-pleted at the same meeting by the election of Hugh S. Bird, Professor ofPedagogy. Since 1888 the college has been in full operation, and <luring this timehas had an average attendance greater than at any period in its history. In1890 the annual appropriation was increased to and in 1893 Con-gress voted as reimlnirsement for the buildings destroyed duringthe Civil ^^?ar. thus happily in great measure removing the stigma whichhad attached so long to the good fame of the government. Of the part which AXilliam and Mary will play in the future, under thenew regime, it is too early yet to speak. With a faculty of ten, with anaverage attendance of nearly two hundred students, and with a course ofstudv second to none in the State, it bids fair to rival its former histo
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