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883. Prisons and Reformatokies — Coutiuued. 



Convict labor — in coutiuement, iiiul in confinement aud ontside gangs. Con- 

 vict labor leases. Examples of convict workmanship. 

 Prison discipline, instrnction, and reform. 

 Reform schools and houses of detention. 

 Punishment at sea. 



884. Government Buildings. 



National, state and provincial capitals. Pictures and ])lans. Executive 

 dwellings. Palaces. Administrative offices. City and town balls. Cus- 

 tom and post offices. Public edifices (»f all kiixls and all lands, not else- 

 where classified. 



885. Taxes and Customs and their Administration. 



Tax systems. Historical collections. literature and statistics. 



Tax collecting. Assessment. 



The cnstom-house — appraisement. Collection of duties. Inspection of 

 goods and baggage of passengers. Bonded warehouses. Systems of ad- 

 ministration. Plans and pictures. Bonded distilleries. 



The Revenue-Marine Service — revenue cutters. Revenue officers. 



Suuiggling— methods. Devices foi' concealment about ])erson and otherwise. 

 Curiosities of smuggling. 



Illicit manufactures — elistilleries, etc. Moonshiners and their methods. 



886. AiJMiEs AND Navies. 



The military class in all lands in the past. Historical collections. Pictures. 



Military costumes and accoutrements. 



Costume and accoutrement of naval forces — marines. 



Arms of all kinds (ordnance excepted), with all accessories. 



Dietaries. Camp equipment and material. 



Recruiting, and its methods. 



Asylums and pension systems. 



Militia — national guard, landwehr, etc. Illustrations of methods of organ- 

 ization. Collective exhibits for special localities. 



Campaign and battles. Plans aud pictures of engagements by land and sea 

 ill all lands. Historical collections, literature and relics. 



Military aud naval leaders and heroes. Portraits and biography. Personal 

 relics. 

 88ti((. MiMTARY Engineering, Organization and Accessories. 



Retrospective collections. 



Fortifications. Coast and river defenses, not aquatic. 



Heavy ordnance and projectiles, aud all accessories. 



Light artillery, composing guns, machine guns, mitrailleuses. 



Military small arms, muskets, i)istols and magazine guns. 



Ammunition and its accessories. 



Military topography and geography. 



Systems of transport. Trains and wagiuis. Pontoons and bridges. 



Camps, tents and barracks. 



Arsenals and armories. 



Clothing and supplies. Food. 



Systems of organization. Composition of armies. Ofrtcers. 



Systems of tactics. 



887. The Art of Naval Warfare. 



Retrospective collections. War ships of all nations. Pictures, plans and 



models. 

 The modern war ship. Armored cruisers. Torpedo boats. 

 Ordnance and ])roJectiles for naval use. Ammunition, etc. 

 Economy of shii» life as modified for military purposes. 



