Faragut statue unveiled in Washington ceremony
The April 25 1881 report details the unveiling of Admiral David D. Farragut’s statue in Faragut Square Washington with six warship crews regulars and militia present. It notes the cost $20000 and the ceremonial parade, closure of departments, and public turnout. It also covers ongoing postmaster general brady corruption and other local notices.
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