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The Reformation of Girls.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
1t is q sad commentary on our civilization
that there is no provision in this District for
that class of young offenders that elected such
Just and spirited rebuke from Judge Miller
few DAYS since, which should meet with
hearty response. For more than twenty
years this subject has been agitated by those
who recognized its need. pleading earnestly
with Congress for an appropriation to estab-
lish a reform school for girls. as is probably
well known to your readers. but with result
that might we'll class them with the believers
of Mahomet, that women have no souls, to be
SO blind to the necessities of the hour.
This idle army of youth in cur streets. both
boys and girls, is q very serious question with
all philanthropists. A worthy object was at
tempted by q few of the colored people to
found home for this class Of girls before they
arrived Mt the status Of criminals a few years
since, which is still languishing for want OF
It was soon found that girls who had been
running wild until they were a dozen years old
were not to be held by any ordinary restraint,
and two who had been brought there by their
friends ran away bareheaded within twenty
four hours. The fairly respectable class are
not to be lured from the hope of obtaining
service places, in which many Of them lead
sort Of wandering life. Then children were
taken in the hope OF training them to habits OF
industry and usefulness and these numbered
tuIrby AT one TIME, solue VI Wuose Elotncrs
gladly agreed to pay a trifiing sum for their
board while they were out in service, and
others were friendless waits who have been
provided for in various WAYS.
Now. there are few there. the means lessening
year by year, receiving no outside help except
what comes from a few charitable individuals,
and the question arises shall this Home for the
Friendless be given up after all its struggles
for existence while this army of girls is still
running at large in our streets, the prey Of
every evil influence that crosses their pathway
Surely there is responsibility somewhere for
their veal or woe. The officers stated that
these girls were continually about theaters and
the lowest places in the city. Why
they not be brought under some influence,
either individual or municipal, or both COM
bined and brought to this home before, from
the sheer idleness Of theft lives they commence
HOUSEKEEPING. This is too prolific a theme
to be discussed in one newspaper article, the
idea being merely to suggest that some pan
might be formed in which The city, by lending
its aid and support, might utilize the present
opportunity. T. Z. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
Yer. Ava Under Another Name.

The chief Of police Of San Francisco has
written Chief Dietsch of Cincinnati q letter
concerning the Vera Ava mystery. He has seen
her picture, and says she il the same woman
who has worked the western coast as . spiritu-
alist and massage doctor. under the name Of
Madame Isabel She left Los Angeles last
July, at which time she was 90 destitute that a
collection was raised for her benefit among the
spiritualists Of that city. The chief says she is
a good taiker, somewhat srrstic and incoherent
at times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
No Associate Member,

The Medical Association at its meeting last
night substantially rescinded the former action
Of the association by which shutdown doctors
were admitted associate members of the
association. The applications for membership
OF two doctors who practice after the govern
ment departments in which they work are
closed were rejected, and it is understood to
be the purpose of the association to reject IN
the future all similar applications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
National Fepcubies Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the National
Fencibles was held last night in the company
room at Second Regiment Armory. Mr.. John
A. Butler was unanimously elected recording
secretary, vice Geo. F. B-ackett, resigned. The
following gentlemen were elected to active
membership and ordered to report next Tues
day night for drill: W. E. Guy, r. Z. Wilson,
]. B. O'Neill, E. G. Helphenstine, H. G. Healey,
A. NJ. McCord and W. W. Payne. From this
on strict discipline will be exercised in the
matter Of attendance at drills and the company
hopes to DO in excellent shape by spring.
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DAuoHrERs or tn. xEvoLur1ox.

Mrs. Harrison Presided Last Night and VIII
Give the Members Reception To-day.
Mrs. Harrison, the wife Of the President, pre-
sided over the conference Of the regents Of the
various chapters Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, which was held at the
residence Of Prof. Cabell last evening. Tho
purpose Of the conference was to reconcile all
differences growing out Of the transition from
the provisional to the regular organization un-
der the new constitution. MrsL Harrison will
give . reception to her associates of the order
at o'clock this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
Maryland Homeopathic Society.

The sixteenth annual meeting of the Mary
land State Homeopathic Medical Society was
held yesterday in the alumni hail of the new
building of the Southern Homeopathic Medical
College in Baltimore. DR.. Elias Price. the pres
ident, delivered his address. The election of
officers for the year 1892 resulted in the
choice of Milton Hammond. N. D., of Baltimore
president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

The immense packing establishment Of John
P. Squire & Co. in East Cambridge and Somer-
vile. Mass, was partially destroyed by fire Non
day night. The fire caught in the hog building,
In which were l, 800 live hogs These animals
were all roasted to death and the building laid
fiat. MIR. Squire estimates his loss at sl50, 900.
and has upon his entire establishment an in
surance of $780, 200. in $500 aSd 1000 policies,
in nearly every company i'll New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
st. Paul's Reading Room.

At the first annual meeting of st. Paurs
Reading and TemperanceUnion Sunday evening
in the school hall of st. Pauls Catholic Church
the following officers were elected: Rev. James
F. Mackin, spiritual director; president, A. A.
Preston; vice president, Patrick OFarrell; Sec
rotary. J. NJ. McAvoy; treasurer, Geo. w. S.
Giddens; sergeant-at-arms, Hugh F. Nc
Queeney; who, with Miss Mary Masterson, Miss
C. NJ. Tourney and Miss Rose Phillips, will con-
stitute the board of directors of the new So
ciety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

The Washington Homeopathic Society at
their meeting last night discussed an editorial
in the Medical Journal rejecting on the health
fulness Of Washington. The article was the
outcome Of q report that . number of dele
and surgeons, recently in session in this city,
were afflicted with viciously severe diarrhGa
caused by drinking water. The homeopathists
were Of the opinion that it was ridiculous. "As
a matter of course" said President King, "a
change of drinking water is liable to affect q
person, but the reports Of numerous ggravated
cases are far beyond the confines OF the
truth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
Bishop Beckwith's Successor.

The standing committee of the diocese Of
Georgia of the Protestant Episcopal church
yesterday received letter frcp: Bishop Talbot
of the missionary diocese of Idaho and Wyom-
ing declining the bishopric of Georgia. A con-
vention to elect successor to the late Bishop
Beckwith was therefore called to meet Novem-
Der - In Macon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

Escaped Through the Libby Prison Tunnel.
Capt. Eli Foster died in Chicago Sunday, aged
sixty-four years. He was for time prisoner
in Libby prison, and was one of the 100 officers
who escaped through the famous tunnel. Capt.
Foster organized company I, thirtieth Indiana
infantry. He was captured at Chickamsuga
September 20. 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

There is great deal Of talk in London over
the Developments following the suicide Of Ly-
diA Manton. chorus girl Of the Gaisty Theater
Company. Lord Charles Montague testified at
limited that the svowsl was made TO shield
Prince Albert Victor. eldest SON Of the Prince
of WalssL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
Concentratine Kussian Troope.

The Poster Lloyd, at Buda Pesth, published
. sensational article declaring that the Russian
government is making an enormous concsn-
tration Of troops on the banks of the Pruth
and that large and formerly deserted tract Of
land near the Pruth is swarming with Russian
soldiers, for whose accommodation capacious
nuts have been erected. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
An Exchange Of Daughter.

Col. James w. Forsyth, commander Of the
seventh cavalry who became famous in the re-
cent Indian war, viii, it ID announced in
Omaha, marry the daughter Of Dr.. Dallas
Bacho of Philadelphia. Col. Forsyth's daughter
win marry DIR. Bache. Each Of the men 10 Yixty
years Of ago, while the young Indies are not
much over twenty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
Going to Investigate Themselves.

UotnR 10 1HSest1KHto 1He1useHSe3s
The management of the New York Base Ball
Club has decided, on account Of the recent
charges brought against it to the effect that the
team had been purposely weakened in the re-
cent Boston series, to make an immediate and
full investigation and report the result of its
in Quiry on October IL. The executive COM
mittee Of the club, Messrs. Day, Talcott and
Spalding, will conduct the investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
Father Of rhirty-ono Childrs..

FAthcr Of 1hlrty-Onc ChtI0roa.
Sanford Dowd, an old soldier Of lowe, b
dead, aged eighty seven yearA He vas the
father Of I've children by first wife, ten by .
SECOND and sixteen by third, making thirty
one in all
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


A LIAM LINE. ROYAL NAIL sTEAheHTrA
IA LAs1Ow TO Phil ABE PaIA
Via DLkhl and GALWAY. Most direct T.uts
FROM Scotland and North and Middle OF ire ana
ACCOMMoDAI lONs JNSL kPAsSkl.
Aniernacdiate. ESQ. steerAss, slA
NEW lOhh AND GLASGOW, wa Londond-rry.
Livery fortnight
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Stth Ot,~.-... State OF Nevada. ......l J. m
18th NOv.... state of Nebraska -. Neon. =
Cabin Iassaee. $50 and UPWARD. kxcurtlon. -us -
- upward stcerafre. slg.
bALI1MOhE AND LIVERPOOL SERyICk
VIA Halifax and 1T. Johns. n. D.
Steamers sail from Baltimore fortnightlS.
Apply TO u. ". MOSS. .tsl Ia ave, -
my.s-oIn Airs. ID. A. BttOsNAN. Msshil.r1on-
- HORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOkDDEUTSChEk LLOYD q a 90.
Fast EaHTess Steamers.
To Southampton llondon. liAvrel. BremsnL
Have Tues. oct.o.S a Kaiser " III, NED OCT
q, $50 n Eider. Sat. Oct 40. 10 g. N. flbs,
Tues. OCT. IA, pm. SaAe, Sat, Oct. IL, O M
Spree. Tues. Oct. To- r
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table, lux ur1oD
saloon appointments. Frees: Let cabin. t15 and up-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
SAMUEL VI. YEATMAN, ESQ,
Secretary and Tres Screr.

The faculty take re. IN announcing that their
new ana coin22o3!ous GN building. Nos SOS and Sos
= 81 L. ". ROW raIidy aiproa,Lii.g coupletiun
It's Jul d- - 80 ted cvOted exclusively - the pur-
every respect iAoioU-hy ada ted :Ur tire urIoss
wh:cn rIociet.. ENLARGED aCcoun. f'ro-
vices IN the Wy lr,ture rooms aud library and
reading rooms. The library nov CONFUSING "a. In
fiis anu ea.n- A:ericn rcsris. and the latest icx
books. upon Lust sa SUBJECTS, with the Comnol lous
reading iuUn tsache Wa L. oIen from 10
pli ANY. sundays excepted TO students and alumni
o. ;i.c school
The nIrOdustory lecture VIII b. delivered and an
noCncenents anadc Tor the NJ term in the
bu oii.E on Wednesday. octoic at 30 D. Prs
ent MI TrOslet c0eGts. ulnn CT the sc!oo and
al INTERESTED ilust cordially invited be present
Ties -I-tary can b. sssn a. IA. oii Law bNlding.
cofner VA aud So. II. ~. ON Mondays and Thurs
days from 80 to \ - IN. information. enrol
lent &C. tircu. r. giving course OF study, terms.
Sc can lie OBTAINED NJ boo- stores OF W II. Morrson.
los4 -. II. ", an. lOUGvf4lllk a Co.. 1424 II.
l. w. and At ". :. lEolni drug store. sci 18th
81 n W. % On -pp.ic-tiOn Personally by letter 10
the undersigned. =. Il. lEAlMANs
60. M. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
NArIoNAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
FACULTY OF LAW.

,.r, HON ARTauR M. &C. IL: .;
TIKI DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
HON wILLlsN Is, @fBB. IL. D..
Lecturer on thc JUS l,ton o: TIE Federal Courts
JAMES sCHOI Lex. IL D.,
Lecturer on the Law o. 3a,.nients aLd Domestic
Hen. II. O. CLNs t.HroN, LID,
Professor P.cad.n ~ d-nce. Equity Jurispru-
dsnce. constitusonai ami Commercial Law and Law
EUGENE cARUsI. Ii. D..
PrS;rssor OF tie Jaw q "a and Personal Property
WALTER +. ROGERS. IL. NJ.
l'f sUS q shm ,sEi iF~ F 9hf frffti's
tIATE SOLICITOR ersrsAL OF rBE USIIED srArss).
nos. JoHS dGoDE. f r D. 'rO'"'''"'
'IArE MfISEh t SF S9 D ,;lsb EToS 'Iror
JAChs,N u. AAI4sIUN. Ii. b..
HON u g On t cs ifd ion & ASG sS SSf
PHILLIPS and tUGENE CARR 81.
Judges OF TIE Court Of Appeals.
The openins excrcis, 5 wlI i've held in the new Law
School Lui.Glng. ON 18th stree; between II and
streets northwest now n, ariy completed. on Monday
addresses b. te several e ag W" II ts seS ~ snd
Embellishments OF the courses study. The classes
VII meet at 0:i3 O'Clock p M instead of 6oclock. as
enc new bu ilGinr which was designed and will be
texuep sunday, FRO "a 9 csoca !. IA. to 10 O'Clock p
I Tor e, ,a . aSe % te snagnts The enl.rsed dsn-
Dat.nE societses and 'iHUs for associated study.
re. year. aud wal be accessible daily from
o'c.ocE until 10 O'Clock pm.
and viii 81 IWtc IA eacn week Except dur,ns the
Christinas hoidAys) during the entire term. besd
the r. rat anu trsi aud in equity
tie I.eInorls the liar exercised in Preparing
ceeGs OF wills. leases contracts and other
| legal Instruments
The patent iaU course. which extends through
neaTtk Tie Uhye ierDi. open 10 all the students
w;t.Cut Ara ci.Erpe. Jtheis desiring take this
conis- a-oac insy 60 50 at a reason lbe charge.
ior caia . :ues Apply AZ the book stores of W. H.
Morrison. l.isi 4 81 nv. and Oh Lowdermilk L Co..
ID ~ 81. Il W.. or uy letter to
EUGENE ID. CARUSI
sclS-lt Sec. and Treas. 1855 La ave. n. ".
INSTRUCT FOR BUSINESS On REMINGTON
Il Typewfters Used IN all. and clusiveiy IN most
OF the business scIoo.s Westminster.
wYCKoFF, sEANhANs BENEDICT.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Gkok0EToMN UNIVERSITY
~ lEounded 7SoD
SCHOOL OF LAW
Faculty.
REV. J. HAvENs RICHARDS 81
Pres 'cens OF the nv--Sity
HON. WILLIAM A. Rich AkDSON. IL. D.
(Che. aStice L. s Court q; C,ailn.l.
Lecturer on Statutory and Admin stTatiys Law and
Legal MaNtl.s.
MARTIN L. NORRIS. LID.
Dean OF the Faculty ana L-c;Crsr Constitutional
and International Law. Admiralty and Conpar.tlxa
yo~, !urisprndeaee
HON. JEREMIAH N. NILSSON, LID
Lecturer on the Law Of Real Estate and the Law Of
Evidence.
ANDREW =. DUNAll. A. N, LIB.
lecturer On Equity JURISPRUDENCE and Tor.a
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON IL d.
Lecture. On the i-aw u Persona Property.
Contracts ana Negotiable Paper
GEORGE T.. HAMILTON. IL D.
Lecturer on the Law If PartHerslip Corporptiops
Prs. tice sad Tesla. enfary Law.
AZ. ROSS PERRY. NJ.
Lecturer on Common law Picnding Criminal Law and
Domestic Relations
REV. RIM EOLaIND. 5. J.,
Lecturer on Natural law.
MOOT COURT
CIRCUIT COURT. PROP. GEORGE z HANrl-
TON. COURT OF APpEAI.s. PKOFS. MAkTiN y
MOkkls. JOSEiH J. DARLINGTON AND X. ROSS
PERRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
he exercises OF this institution, COLLEGIATE
DEPARTMENT of tie sfi-l Ai,LSN I'm ~ LRsITl.
Will lie resumed in re Ltrle H.. of the Cn.y,rsIfy
on MONDAY. SEPTEMBEE -. 1t 9 O'Clock =. M.
when new students. nos graduates Vi the Preparatory
Sci.oo!, wi. Pre- ut Themselves adm issIOn. Inc
College Is open 20 srcdeuis 5Oj sexes. Appi, ions
Tor catalogues snou ne Sd: essed to the he.israr
Mr. IL u EODGklN Ms. a. l.. vino iiay lie found uaIiy
in tie University Library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
cOECOkAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE CoICN-

BIAN UNIVERSITY.
This school vii open al u % ok y. m. OCTOBER
J. with e following cUu;Ats OF instruction, vlz: All
dePArt hts OF k.:l s Miths atics. Civil Enrineer-
ing, Chemistry. Assaylng, fiys,s. &iuera oyy.
Latin. Trench, German. Mechanical and o ltlr
branches OF drawing, with lecture on Astron-
omy. AnttropoioSy. Zoology. Botany. &c. Al
meet IN tIe CvSnng ami open both For
further Indignation Apply to the dean. Prof. +. T.
tRlS1OE. LII ID. SCI
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OUT ar waSHUNG

OUT OF WASHINGTON.
10 oCK HILL COLLEGE, fLIIooTT CITY, MD. !;
~ boarding and day school for young and boys.
BkoTHkk DENIS.
oc6-4ms President
CwITHIN c. sHORTLIDGE's MEDIA PA )AcAD-
~ envy. near Philadelphia Choice school Tor Toys,
number limited: mild winter climate; health record
has few parallels; me buildings steam heat electric
lignt and gymnasium with swimming bath regu-
lated by steam. ample grounds teachers. Lien and
college graduates Special attention and private tutor
ing single double rooms. nus for cohege OF ousi
ness superior EnSiish department. conpleie labora
tory with dynamo motor. &C., &c. Media has seven
sHoRTLiD0E. A. u. Harvard graduats). Media. Pa
sel4-1m'
IVY HALL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN.
Forest Glen. Nd. Thorough English. Music. Gym
nsstics special attention 70 backward pups Public
buildinxs visited monthly. Mis- 4 PkENTIss
MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE. coNooRDyTLLE.
WI Pa. o19O per year. One Of the best schools %
infuss with snergy and TO teach boys the practical
duties Of life boy1 under - year. l5e.
5slseo-d5t. J. sHoRTL1DGE lale,. A. NJ. Prin
01En YEAR. BOARD AND TUITION,
OlOV seminary tefrls) t150. military scademy
(6oys) thorouxh instructlon; cottage system. best
high ground very healthy Address Rsv. r n
REILLY. Rector Episcopal Schools. Hsadonnsld. M.
CT. HlLpA's sCHoOL, MoRRIsTowN. n. =.
- boarding school for eirls Iwelfth yser bepns
si:ssisss saiss. sis4Hik S6fiaiiotSE s.ai-sH
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

no NOT SPEND AN AGE LEARNING PHONO0.
" raphy BY the old methods when you can acquire
pronciency in the Acme system three months Il ID
the most legtble system invented
Call or send for circular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY

1873 h 81 n W., gives thorough preparation for coli
lere. for the naval and military academies and for
business. corps OF ten Instructors. five of whom
are college pro.e Number OF pupils limited 10
700. BuilaIng open for inspection and q teacher
present 20 answer inquiries from ~ TO O'CLOCK;
alter u at IDA CorCo.asI street.
Session bc-.ns September Il.
For catalogues OF further information address
ANDuEE =. MONTAGUE. Ph. D.,
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Nh PUTNAN's SCHOOL fOR YouN0 HEI
ss,, nd hoys III opsn ssPsSmnss "a lseL 5sse e
eop gfvsa Y dsetrsd- Apply 70 WI =. PUTNAM,
\ H. 14b3 coecognn - Nv 01s10
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MEDICAL, &c.

DE. LEON.
AGA ST.. BET. ~ AND 9Th STA NV
The well-known iadies' physician. can b. coasuissa
daily from 10 to and 8 to q Prompt sr...~.us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
MT. VERNON SEMINARY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNG
sA LADIES.
hoo and l1o4 II q. LIZA and l12S 1lth Il

A cADENY OF THE HOLY CROSS,
"A l312 Massachusetts, ava
Tor Youns Ladies end Lttls qiE1A
Wul REOPEN Sept II. l6ol su13AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
M EDICAL DEPARTMENT
V1 Aud
DENTAL DEPARTMENT

, AMI ''i-D - al 'hiNios'
The medical department of Howard University Will
LolG tie following clinics students during the
SUING term:
Surycal every Saturday by Profs. n. F. Graham
ana L. H. Purvs. surgical every "Wednesday by Prof
Robert itey9uin. lraet.ce OF medicine weesy by
ProI- l. Ii. Hood Obstetrics for by fror T.
IS. Iutyis. u scases of ;iroat weekly by Prot J. T.
bracett Eye and ca: every Wednesday ana FIilay
by DIX. Z. Uilver Bet diseases of children and
nIinor surgery every Tn sday md LurSdsy by Dr.
n A. Bai Ocil DisTenssry cIinics daily by ID. r. j.
Shadd Dsntai evs.y reseay. THURSDAY and Safur-
day 10y DIS. over. Lee LOTION. sel-.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

PRIMARY CLASS
"A ON THE QUINCY PLAN,
FOR boys and girls from seven to ten years. viii be
Quoted BY Miss F. L. HART, as one department OF
MRS. MYERS School,
Opens Oct. g. tee19-lml 1927 ! st. n ".
e. sCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN,
harmony and singing. Particular attention to be-
ginners as well a. those Wishing to be qualified per
formers or teachers. Terms moderate. 734 lthn. ".
ap1S-s&wGms
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COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 9l3 X
~ u. n w.. piano, voice. violin, &c. EDWIN HART.
grincpa late OF New England Conservatory Of Music
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14

sured for the goth OF May, when the Dilwortin
lot sale and the Mecklenburg declaration ce,-
ebration both come of. The sales VIII con
tinue until the Odd inclusive band the rslf0 %;i
fare will be paid of every purchaser OF III
worth lot. The terms will be one-fourth cash,
the balance in one, two and three years per
cent. interest added. There is no better pl Tt
for investment in the United STATES. nc
improvements on this beautiful oouhaaI ~
are growing magically under the. HANDS a,S OF
competent supervisors in each line. me
pavilion. which is gem Of architecture a mo
will outrival any similar building IN 'ne
tinted states for beauty and convenience. IS
now taking such shape that its advantages are
made plain. As Latta Park grows more beau u
tiful day by day under the knowing toqen ar oa
fine landscape artist. Charlotte people are
drawn In vet greater numbers. and II is iast
becoming the citys pleasure resort. some OF
the woodland drives are simply enchanting,
aud the handsome equipages that seek theiF
cooling shade is a sight 10 see.
JOHN ID. MUBRELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
Lexington, Virginia, the Athens of the South

Lexington, virginia, the Athens OF the South
Beautiful for situation. renowned for health
fitness. The centre Of the phenomenal min
eral development in the Shenandoah Valley;
The home Of highly refined and cultivated
society. The most delightful residence town
in the South Within easy reach by rail OF
the great centres Of population.
The Lexington Development Company now
offers its lots TO the public at low prices and
mon easy terms No auction sale. but any
lot can be selected and bought at any time
Splendid chance for profitable investment
Address ]. d. II. Ross, President,
or ]. Med. ADAIE. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14

Tho genius Of Sheriden at WlncnesIcF
changed defeat to victory. So when feeble adj
versaries in the shape Of inefficient remedies
fail 10 stay the progress Of that obstinate and
malignant foe. malaria. Hostetters stomach
Btters turns the tide-driyes the enemy Dack'
Nothing in materid medica, or out OF H. com
pares with this as an opponent OF every form Of
malarial disease. Chills and fever dumb aeue'
bilious remittcnt and ague cake-it matters not
one and all are extirpated by the Bitters. 10
take course Of the great preparatlye IN al.
vance Of tbe malarial season Is to buckle on as
it'were an armor of proof which dcfies attack.
So fortified. so protected, you shall be scathe-
less. Remember, too. that the Bitlers j. al an
eradicator Of liver complaint cOnsupalI2n'
rheumatism. kidney complaints and dyspepsia