Alvarez
DON JOSÉ (al-vä-'rāth), 20 years old, began to stu with his father, a stone-mason; and when of Cordova. During youth he labored nada. In 1794 he was received into the Academy at San Fernando, where, in 1799, he gained the first prize and a grant to enable him to study at Paris and sculpture in the academy at Graand Rome. In Rome, he executed a fastudy drawing defense of Saragossa. He died at Ma drid in 1827. mous group, now in the Royal Museum at Madrid, representing a scene in the an American educator, born in Greenfield, Mass., in 1868. He graduated from Williams College in 1891, and afterward took post-graduate studies at the Uni-