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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-20
INDIANA ANDILLINOIS NEWS
The Daily Chronicle of Happenings Of
Various Kinds in the Two States.
Death Of Miss Downey. Young Grubb's Vic
TINA Sensational NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Veteran Soldiers-Notes and Gleanings.
INDIANA.

The Death OF Grubb's Victim Rouses . Fear
OF Mob Violence.
epecial to the INDIANAPOLIS Journas.
PRINCETON, Sept. 19.-Miss Gertrude Down
ey, who was shot by Sylvester Grub, ct the
fair grounds. last Thursday. died this morning
from the effects of her wounds. Grub has
been taken to Evansville to prevent any attempt
at mob violence. It is reported that a crowd
started into town on two different nights from
the neiehborhood where the girl resided, but re-
turned when they learned that the prisoner was
not here.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 19.-The death at Prince
ton, to-day, of Miss Gertrude Downey, The young
lady who was so brntally shot last Thursday by
Sylvester Grub, her rejected lover, has caEsed
considerable uneasiness here, from the fact that
the fend is in the Evansville jail and that there
10 great danger Of his being lynched tonight,
the Jail officers having been no tilted that there
is q movement on foot in Gibson county to
lynch him If possible. Sheriff Schaum. who is
in Indianapolis, was summoned home and will
arrive during the night.
Sensational Lawsuit at Greensburg.
cpeciai to the Indianapolis Journal
GREESsBURG, Sept ia suit that will at
tract much attention was fled 10 the Circuit
Court TO-DAY. The title is Mary J. Vornholt vs..
Sarah Z. Roberts and VIM. r. Roberts. The
facts connected with it ere these: Jeremiah K.
Tullis and wife lived near Sardinia, this county,
many years ago. and became quite wealthy.
Their only child was the plaintiff in this action.
now Mary J. Vornholt. her husband being
a merchant at Westport About five
years ago the mother died. and soon
after the father threw off the habiliments of
mourning, ard became gay and festive for one
of his age-about sixty-fve years He went to
Indianapolis to live with the defendants, Mrs.
Roberts being quite attractive, and much
younger than Mr.. Tullis. Oct %, 1866. Tullis
made . deed to Mrs. Roberts for l60 acres of
fine farming land, on which he aud his
wife formerly lived, retaining. however, to
himself a life estate. The consideration. as ex-
pressed in the deed. was "For the sum and con.
sheraton of my support heretofore and here
after. and OF natural love and affection, the re.
ceipt whereof is hereby acknowledged" Mr..
Tull;s died q few days ago, and Mrs. Roberts
now has possession of the land. This suit
by the daughter IL for the recovery OF the
farm and damages. There will probably be sp-
other action in Marion county. as be also gave
her a deed for q house and lot in indianapolis
which he owned. Mrs. Roberts is not a relative
in any way of Mr.. Tullis. but formerly lived a,
Lebanon, Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-20
Don't Wait

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gray before giving the attention needed
to preserve its beauty and vitality.
Keep on your toilet-table a bottle OF
Ayers Hair Vigor-the only dressing
you require for the hair-and use a little.
daily, to preserve the natural color and
prevent badness.
Thomas Munday, Sharon Grove, KY,
writes: "Several months ago my hair
commenced falling out, and in a few
weeks ray head was almost bald. /
tried many remedies, but they did no
good. FINALLY bought a bottle of Ayers
Hair yigor, and, after using only a part
of the contents, my head was covered
with a heavy growth of hair. 1 recon-
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"My hair was faded and dry" writes
Mabel G. Hardy, of Delavan, ILL.,; but
after using a bottle of Ayers Hair vigor
it became black and glossy"
Ayers Hair Vigor,'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-20
John Bowman Acquitted.

Special to the Indianapolis journal
RICHMOND. Sept. 19.-The trial of John Bow
man, president Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners, resulted in his acquittal this afternoon.
The jury did not deliberate over fifteen min
utes. His fellow members Abram Gaar, OF
Gaar, Scott & Co., the large manufacturers, and
Mark Maudlin, breathe easier. They were
charged with transgressing the law In making
specific allowances" and fees the auditor was
not entitled to.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-20
.ntaIIy Killed by a Playmate.

Child accidentally Killed by a Playmate.
epecial TO the Indianapolis JonrnH
GOSHEN, Sept l9-At ii o'clock this fore
noon the ten -yesr-old daughter of Mr.. Miller
shot aud instantly killed the four -yearold son
of James Sherlock, at the residence OF Miller.
The children found . small target rife, and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-20
Gen. George A. Sheridan mt Warsaw.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
WARSAW, Sept. l9. George A. Sheridan
was billed TO address the people of this city, at
the opera-house, this evening, and, when the
hour arrived, the audience-room, capable OF
holding 1000 people, was crowded TO
its utmost capacity, willis hundreds
were compelled 10 forego the pleasure Of hearing
him for want of even standing room. Lothper's
Garnet Band aud Loveday's Hoosier Glee Club
wsre IN attendance, as was also the Young
Mems Republican Club. Of this place, all Of the
members being equipped in a neat uniform re-
Gently adopted and in which they made
their first appearances At this meet
ing. The meeting was called TO order by Jas. II.
Cisny, chairman of the Republican county cen
trail committee, and g. NJ. Sheridsn introduced,
although he needed no such special
as he is well known TO the people Of Warsaw
and koscinsko county, having visited here in
every political campaign for mauy yesrs, be-
sides speaking hero on other occasions.
After music by the baud and several very ap-
p~ropriate campaign songs by the glee club, Gen
eral Sheridan delivered an address. during
which he touched all the points under discussion
in the struggle now before Us as only he could
do 10. There are few. IL any, ostter speakers In
the country than General Sheridan.
Within a brief time after beginning his addresses,
he has his audience completely under bis con-
troll, and keeps it so to the finish by his master
ly presentation OF facts, his keen. whitening
satire, his apt illustrations, and his humorous
stories, interlarded with the scintilla.ions of his
own wit and eloquence. 1t WAS . fine speech,
and ives applauded 10 the echo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-20
THE CAMPAIGN In INDIANA
Scoresof Republican Stumpers Actively
at Work in Behalf of Their Party.
Gen. Geo. A. Sheridan, Ex-Gov. Porter, Gen.
Fairchild and Many Other Speakers Dis
cuss the Political Issues of the Day.
Ex-Governor Porter at P~endleton.

Ex-GovernOr HOrter NJ
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PENDLEToN, Sept. 19.-The Republican gath
ering In Psndleton to-day was q success in ev-
cry sense Of the word. The town was beauti-
fully decorated; the business houses. almost
without exception, and nearly all the residences,
were covered with bunting and pictures of the
Republican candid ates for President and Vice.
president. In the early hours of the morning
the gun squad sent greeting out over the sur
rounding hills aud valleys, and by noon the
town was'thronged with people from the coun-
try and neighboring towns. Large delegations
came from Anderson, Fortvills, Lapel, Markle-
vile, Spring Valley and Eden, with three brass
bands and one military band. Ex-Governor
Porter's address was listened TO by an audience
s.imated at from 5000 to 5000 people.
1t was q winning speech, and will
result in good to the party. A moro orderly
audience was never gathered at suy political
meeting, and the totaeabsence OF rowdyism and
drunkenness was remarked by the writer and
many others.
Mr.. Chandler, the congressional nominee OF
this district, was present, and made hosts or
friends. The party here recognize in him q
practical, thinking man, who will I'LL the posi-
tion with credit to himself and TO his party.
Mr.. Harvey's address on the tariff was sharp
and to the point, and it was regretted by many
that he was obliged to conclude his speech so
soon, to enable him to catch the Indianapolis
train.
This evening a large audience listened to q
political address by Mrs. Ballon, at the Uni
v~srsalist Church.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-20
GOITu CROLIHAA.

Columbia special giyesan account Of an at
tempt made 10 assassmato, rob and
cremate the bridge-kocper Of Broad river
bridge and his wife. Sir. and Mrs. Buff, who
arc both past seventy years Of age, were at
tackled by two men. Buff was beaten uncon-
sciOus with q club, and his wife was knocked
down and fcarfully beaten. John FELTON,, a
negro who lived on the place, had his throat
cut and was killed. The murdercrs were in
tent on robbing Buff Of several hundred
dollars IN toll and money supposed 10 he IN his
stranglcd with a rope in the efforts Of The as
sas9ins e make him toll whore the money was.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-20

" n. Fenp, the noted farmer Of ChattOoea
sold to Hossiter, the contractor, at one dollar
per hundred a mixed lot of clover and grass
hay, made from fifteen acres of land. He
would have TAX sen four hundred dollars for the
nay, sold III bulk, but the buyer preferred to
have it weighed. Mr.. Penn received for Il
nearly six hundred dollars, or about forty dol
lars per acre. Where is the cotton crop that
will compare in profit to that record?
Er0m IL. { nihhnrt Ga. Anneal
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-20
Name this paper
Orange Grove in Orange Co., Florida

Yield this season 50 $50 boxes oranges with So 500
on the trees. miles from Sanford. Price S1500J0
or will exchange in pr r improved n " York,
Chicago, Kansas City, ST. Paul or Minneapolis prop
erty Address
SAM'L w. GOODE & CO,
Real Estate and Loan Agents,
ct Atlanta Ga
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A Chance for Every booy.

4nOFINEPRINTED ENyELOrESWHTI
lOO assorted colors, with name, bu ines and
Cards bill heads and note heads At same price.
Samples Tor e ur cent stamps. Ee8a4 uartcrs for
Printer, 81 Natche2 street. New Orleans, Ia. Mem
ion the Constitution. WY
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-20
MUSIC the IN SPRING

There are yet some months of cool weather
IN which to prepare and practice music for tho
concluding concerts and festivals of the season
1t is quite time to send for psVTEU liibtin
our complete and rich lists of iIiN Iii HUM
Now let girls aad boys begin to practice the
sweet CANTATAS--VOlCES Of'NATtfNE.
or FORE ST JUBILEE BAND or MEErY
COMPANY orNEW FLORA'S ElGi5,TI AZ.
each 40 cents, or $500 per dozen
Pupils of the higher schools Will like DRESS
REHEARSAL SOC, or $3.50 per do.A NEW
FLOWER QUEEN Coo, or $40 per Goz.5 or
LAWMAKERS (S1.00, or $500 per doz)
Fine Cantatas of moderate difficulty for
adults are: HEROES OF '76 GSl.OO>, HER
BERT AND ELSA (75c), JOSEPH'S
b0MDAGE ($1.oW, REBECCA G5cl,
KUTH AND BOAI (65c). WRECK OF
HESPEkuS (35c.), FAIR MELUSINA (75c)
BATTLE OF HUNS (s0c) Send for Lists.
For Male Quartets and ChOruses.
SANGERFEST (S1.3S(, MALE VOICE
GhEE BOOK ($l.0o), EMERSON'S QUAR-
TETS AND CHORUSES UCc.), EMER-
SONS MALE VOICE GEMS (SiOW.
MAILED FOR RETAIL PRICE.
Oliver Dltson & Co, Boston.
C. II. DlTS0N & CO., S67 Broadway New York
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-20
PATENTS

F. A. LEHMAN, SoIIcI- }; OF PATENT, WASHINGTON
D. c. No charge unless patent Is secured. Send Or
circular. Name his papec. decl}w ly
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-20

NEORGIA, FAYETTE COUNTY.--ALL PIiRSj ~
VI having demands against the estate OF II. II.
Pore late of said county, deceased are hereby mott
fled to RET der in their demands to the undersigned
according to law and all per- ors indebted 10 soid
estate are required TO make immediate payment.
This 9th February, 1ssS.
febl3 Ct L. +. BLALOCK, Administrator.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-20
VIRGINIA.

Mormons have been discovered in the remote
rural districts Of Botetourt county. They have
made many converts, among them wealthy
and intelligent farmer, Mr.. Ferguson, and it Is
expected a large number will emigrate 70
Utah. Many threats have been made against
the elders in the county, and they have been
notified 70 leave or they will be dealt with by
Judge Lynch.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-20

GAaA% e 4 MONTH Agents Wanted % best sell.
"a E.TkE ing articles IN the world. sample Free.
~ EV 70 Address il Y BRONSON, Detroit, Mich.
mr. to 81 a day. Samples worth sl.j0 FREE
VII Lines not under the horses feet. Writ Brew
I'd, sers Safety Rein Holder Co., Holly, Mich.
=" Name this paper. ianl) W52t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08
Among the Tennis Players.

Mr. oscar woodward, who Is interested in the
success OF the exhibition tournament to be held
at Highlands the latter part OF the month, SAID
the other day In conversation with a STAR man
that he would Ike TO see a tournament for
local players held here early next month It is
the intention OF Mr.. woodward to enter the High
land tournament as player, but he thinks that
Out lew OF the local players will enter The pres
ehee OF some OF the crack players OF the country
VIII naturally have the effect Of discouraglng the
local players from entering the competition. The
object OF the tournament is to give the pet HE
here an opportunity to see tennis piayea by ex
pert players, and those Interested In getting IL up
say that some OF the best players OF the country
VIII te present.
The bad weather recently has interfered some.
what with playing In the various courts through
out the city. There Is however, great interest ia
the game. which seems TO De rapidly increasing.
The tournament OF the TaviaQul Tennis CLUB at
weather. The ladies' singles were begun Monday
morning, and the gentlemens singles "Wednesday
ana Thursday evenings The results 50 far are
as follows: Ladies' singles-Miss Sneed beat Miss
first round-Dodge beat Duhamel; Britton beat r.
II. Jones; WOOten beat ROOme (default): Frenci,
beat Boyle, and HOdgkins beat EB. Jones. Second
round-Britton beat Dodge, So 6-2; WoOter. beat
French, 81 2-6, %. In the third rouna Br1lloL
will play Hodgkins, and the victor will play
Wooten Tor nrst prize This last rouno viii be
played the nrst fair day at pm, and the doubles
Will follow when the weather permits. The en-
tries yet TO be played are: Ladies' singles, MISS
Wilkinson against Miss Burnett; ladies' doubles,
Misses Wilkinson and Sneed against Misses Bur,
nett and Jones; gentlemen's doubles, Brttton and
Dodge against Wo0ten and Z. B. Jones; French
and Duhamel against Boyle and II. II. Jones. The
ladies' prizes VIII be gold pins OF various designs
The proposed tournament between the Taviaoui.
krinon and kenesaw Clubs will be postponed on
account Of delays occasioned by the weather.
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Coming Announcements.

NATIONAL THEArER.-Ezra Kendall, the popular
eccentric comedian, Will open the funny season
sSit, "a Pair OF Kids" This Is q laughable
farce-extravaganza which has been so well re-
ceiyed throughout the country for two seasons
the road for q third Kendall himself takes the
leading part, and Is assisted In his merry-makino
by competent company Of actors who dance,
sing, and otherwise exert themselves for the
amusement Of the public.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUsE.-Manager Albaugh
has decided TO open his season with his gree
spectacular production Of "a Midsummer Nights
Dream" at his Baltimore house, the Holiday
Street Theater, instead or In Washington. The
The spectacle will be seen here at the close OF the
Baltimore engagement.
HARHIs' BIJoU THEATER.-At this house next
week the attraction will be the pleasing young
actor, Edwin Mayo, who will appear In a new
play called 1.-THE silver Age" This clay IS said to
be free from all Observation-Disclosures features and TO
snow MIR. Mayo 70 greater advantage than 'Davy
Crockett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08
Stf1l Tail.Em6eru.

THE WASHINGTON BALL TEAM ABR0AD-YRsrRR-
DAYS GAhEs-RAcE FOB THE PESxANT-BALL
NOTES
The Senators found rain when they reached
Detroit yesterday, and were consequently unable
TO present the champions with q victory. This
was most fortunate fact for the good luck Of the
Giants in taking game from the Hosslers made
the margin between the two tail-enders q little
less than before. The score was to 2 In favor OF
New York, Hines mum of ny In the ninth inning
losing the game. Shreve and Buckley, and Keefe
and Brown were the batteries. New York made 5
hlts and errors, and Indianapolis hits and 2
errors.
Chicago won q close and exciting game from
Boston, IL TO 9, by batting out four runs In the
ninth inning. Garrison and Kelly and Baldwin
and DAILY were the batteries Chicago made II
hits and 3 errors and Boston 13 hits and errors
The batting was terrf1c ON both sides Boston Sc
curing total Of "a bases on hits and Chicago "a
bases.
AZ lphia-Athletic, a; Kansas City, !.
AT brooklyn-Brooklyn 8; Louisville, o
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

TO the Editor OF TIE EVENING STAR:
The attention OF the proper authorities should
be called TO the crowd OF men who hang around
the Peace Monument under the trees and harrass
all who pass there, Offering their services as
guides. They ofYer their services and advice even
STOPPING TO lies. TO accomplish their begging and
importuning ends have heard several OF them
telling respectable people there they had better
vlsit the various Departments frst, as the Capitol
was not open till Congress meets and they are In
no way backward In neecing their victims II they
give tnem q chance. / think there Is sufi1cient
law 70 catch up with these men.
VISITOR 10 CAPITOL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08
Exp.n1rscE

Teaches that certain vegetables exert digestion
powsffu influence the blood: deficient nutrition
stimulated, the burdened current II unloaded, and
poisons withheld from the pars which they pollute
and defle This simple natural action purifying the
blood is promptly accomplished by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla sklful combination Of such vegetable extracts
whose active qualities and native excellence are con-
centrated BY process peculiar to ITSELF and found in
other preparation Hoods Sarsaparilla does aotu-
ally strain out impurities removes obstructions and
opens the natural outlets Of the system.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. els for IS. Prepared only
by c. HOOD CO.. Apothecariea. Lowell. Mass.
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
CITY ITEMS.
Bleed Will tell, and 80 will merit and 80
viii long Havana Filler. AK for the "Grand
Republic. Cigarro.
agents, Luchs Bro
Fruit Jars.
Quartz 76c; half gallon. 81 per dozen, at
j. w. SCHARRlR Z Bros
9 1020 7th street northwest.
Elegant Machines only slO, Warranted.
at FUNxS Sewing Machine Agency, 7th and o.
se5,7,S
Domestic Sewing Machine office. 4 H.
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists eo1y
.Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. sm
Difficult Repairing q Specially at
FuNKs's Sewing Machine Agency, 7th and o.
se5,7.8
"Royal GIue'' mends China, alasswood. &C,
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In MemOriann.

The following resolutions were adopted by the
executive committee Of the ROchdale Society at
their meeting OF the 9th inst:
Whereas in the dispensation Of an All-wise and
inscrutable Providence, Brother Joseph NJ Wilson,
president OF the Rochdale Cooperative Society Of
the District OF Columbia, whose life was adorned
with all the noble virtues OF good citizenship has
been removed by death from our midst, therefore,
Resolved, That In his death we have lost friend
and brother, our association one of its most valued
members, nrm and earnest supporters. His work
was honest, his influence statutory, and may we
ever keep him in grateful remembrance His
character was above reproach His good words
and work will ever remain as q legacy TO us In
all the relations OF life brother acted well his
part His ways were indeed those OF pleasantness
and his paths were those Of peace.
Resotred, That copy Of the foregoing resolu-
lions be forwarded by the secretary to the be-
reaved widow and children of our departed brother
as being an expression OF our profound sympathy
for them IN this the hour OF their aff1ictiOn
Resolved, That copy OF the foregoing resolu-
lions be published In the daily papers OF this CITY,
and that copy be spread upon the permanent
records Of the association.
Committee-Wm. NJ. King, L vanderhon, Jno.
w. HarSha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

DURING TIE WIKI
The past week has been q perfect failure, - far
as Senatorial victories 60. The base ball team
from Washington has played four championship
games, losing them all The Statesmen made 10
runs "a hits and 22 errors to 81 runs, IS hits and
% errors BY Boston: Two games were played on
the score OF 8 to l. The batteries were Keefe and
Arundel, and Radbourne and Tate The second
an Of sns the
the pitchefs The Beaneaters won easily on Tues
day, the score standing TO 4. The pitchers were
soundly trouncing the statesmen on Wednesday
ID to 5. whitney and Shoch, and Clarkson were
the pitcnerS The bad luck followed the team TO
ton game, the Bisons winning by 4 score Of to
NOTES.
The Widner case was pushed to temporary nm
ish on the trial heat this week BY the issue Of an
injunction to prevent the pitcher from playing In
Washington pending the final hearing OF the suit.
The Washington management Will PROBABLY lay
him on TIL the end OF the month, when his New
The disarmament Of the Texas League, which
was announced few days ago, may have some
nnal injunction will never be issued.
Base ball enthusiasts here are waiting anx-
iously to see what effect the election Of Mr..
waiter Hewett TO the presidency Of the club
VIII have upon the future OF the team Mr.
Hewett cannot certainly have any more active
who was the only active exponent Of the sport In
washington for number OF years Illustrative
OF this interest a friend Of Mr.. Hewett's recently
remarked that he (Mr. H.) had said that he was
willing to give at least 81, 900 year merely to be
aole 10 see the game played here. Walter f.
Hewett Is active and energetic, and 1t is expected
Will make himself felt In the base b all world
While the public is grumbling at home over the
poor luck OF the team on tile present trip IL should
be remembered that ODay's absence has Crippled
the club TO q wOeful degree.
The New YOrkS and the BostOpS met on their
way west The other day and Manager Mutrie told
Capt. Morrill, that II his team would win two out
three games from Arson he would give each one
OF the Beaneaters and the newspaper men with
them an IS silk hat Clarkson said that he was
confident OF winning two OF the games himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

Anausements TO-Night.
Observation-Disclosures Bryton, In Forgiven"
HAKRIs.-"The White Slave.n
PANORAMA BCILpINe.-"Battle OF Shiloh"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08
CONDENSED Locals.

The officers and employees OF the U. 8. Coast and
Geodetic Survey have contributed SIP for the
relief of the Jacksonville yellow fever sufferers
The officers OF the various companies composing
the battalion OF the Knights OF the Golden Eagle
last evening organized by elecung j. ]. Ryan
major and q. y. Cumming secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS EVA MILLS WILL RECEIVE PUPILS IN
wi vocal music beginning September s. al her res
idence, 1929 18th ST. Young ladies' prepared Tor
church and concert seS-2ws
MISSES POLLOCK AND NOERR, MAR MAssA-
Ulchusetts ave, 1927 18th st. NV, reopen Sept
18th School, New England methodA KinderRsrten
German system
German. Drawing. sinsine. and Calisthenics free.
Teachers Training Class Oct 10th seS-6ts