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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-04-27

ID. s McAnulty ct uN. to George Ed
White, Barneston, 500.
George w. HelseI ct ux. to james :.
Shomo, Johnstown. 500.
George Habicht ct ux. TO William Tvez-
anowski. Brownstown, $22O.
Samuel j. Miller ct ux. 10 Jacob Wendell,
Adams township, s162.
Frank Powers ct ux. 10 John Powers,
Cresson, 81.
John Powers to- Josephine Powers. Cres-
son, 81.
Edward p. Bender ct ux. to Francis
Litz, Carroll township, S3Os.
Levi Plouse ct ux. To Thomas Barnes,
Susquehanna township, 100.
Mary Ann Mckinney to james X. Me
Kinney, Dale. $50.
Andrew Strittmatter ct uX. to Elizabeth
Reese. Ebensburg. -
Benjamin Miller ct ux. to 5. w. Miller,
Portage. 500.
Mary j. Brown ct vir to Jacob Henker
Peelorville, S2S7.
Margaret =. McConaughy ct al. to Ed
ward Mayer. Lower Yoder township. $3.50
Samuel Harrison etux. To Emman Beam,
Stonycreek township, S16O.
b. f. Slick ct ux. to William Noon, Con-
emaugh township, 1900.
Isaac Barnhart ct uX. to trustees of RoX-
bury Evangelical Church. Rox bury, 800.
Robert Cassidy ct uX. to Evaline f. Will
liams, Ebens burg, $50.
George Muehlhauser, administrator, to
Victor HeiSeT. JohnsIown, 81.
Commonwealth of Penns ylvania to Cath
arine NOwin;<el, White township, So.
n. w. Frederick ct al to ). p. HARRISON
ct al. Reade township, 900
Cambria Fire Brick Company to :. p.
HARRISON ct al, Reade township. $4,000.
Hoover, Hughes x Co. to Eliza Jane
Jackson. MorreIlville, 81.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Ca tn
arine Vowinkle, White township, S2I.
Chest Greek Land and Improvement
Company to Sarah Henry, Patton, $50.
Heirs of John Zorn to Anna Christina
Zorn. Carroll township, 81.
Cambria Iron Company 10 Adam Weav-
er. Johnstown, $3.50.
William Knorr ct uX. to David l.. Owens
ct al, Cambria tC tCwnship. 81, 200.
David l.. Owens ct ux to William Knorr
ct al, Cambria township, $40.
Treasurer of Cambria county to Cam
bria county, Cambria township. 81.
Cambria county 10 ID. l.. Owens, Cam
bria township, 81.
Michael BRASS ct uX. To Adam Albright
Chest township, S1GO
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Natural Coke,

Superintendent Wilson. of the HUFF
mines at South Fork, was In the city on
business to-day. He brought with him a
large basketiul of the natural coke recent
ly discovered at ;hat place. This coke is
fonnd in the seam usually occupied by the
Miller vein o. coal. aud is five feet thick.
with a siXinch vein OF Miller coal i'm
mediatelv under 1t. The coke resembles
anthracite in appearance, and its
weight is above so per cent. greater
than the Miller. Mr.. Wilson says there
are thousands OF tons of coke in sight.
The miners have already taken out 800
feet of IL, and the vein shows 10 sign oi
diminishing. The company Will probably
erect crusher at Altoona, and the coke
will be disposed of in place of anthracite
.JOhnstOlUn Herald.
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The Cambria Iron Company shows
Fixhf.

A dispatch from Johnstown to the Pitts
burg papers on Wednesday evening says:
''TO-night the Cambria Company shows
light The men employed in the Gautier
mines of the company went on strike this
morning. They had been receiving 4O1Z
cents per ton, or AZ cents more than Those
in the mill mine, because the Gautier vein
is not so deep, and is therefore harder to
work. 1t is understood they demanded 10
cents per ton. The following notice was
posted at various places about the Cam
Iron Company's plant this afternoon:
All miners not reporting for work this
morning, at the usual time, will, 10y their
own act, under the rule of the company,
cease To be in the employment of the Cam
bria Iron Company. Their tools will be-
given To them on application To the super
iutendent.
The company anticipates no trouble in
filling its mines with new men,"
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GREENsBURG, Pa, April 19-The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company and the Van
derbfltS with the Beech Creek road have
been sparring oyer certain territory lying
northeast, but not until to-day was war
declared. The Vanderbilt people secretly
sent out an engineer corps and located a
line from Mahaffey, CIearlield county. the
western terminus of the Beech Creek road
to Crab Tree. the terminus OF the Penn
Sylvania branch. A Pennsylvania official
said that there would be trouble and that
his company would make fight against
the Beech Creek. 1t is stated that the
Vanderbilts will proceed at once to build
the road. 1t will be about Sixty-f miles
long, running through CIeariield, Indiana.
anc a part of Westmoreland counties. 1t
will reach undeveloped coal lands
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A raw egg is an excellent tonic with
which 10 begin these warm spring days.
II is strengthening and tends to prevent
that tired feeling which is So prevalent al
this season of the year II prepared in the
following way il is really adeiicious drink:
Put the yOlk of an egg into a dish with a
teaspoonful of white sugar and i teaspoon
full of orange or lemon juice, and beat
lightly together with u fork. Put the
whites on plate and add pinch of salt;
then. with broad bladed knife, beat il 10
a stiff froth. Now, as lightly a. possible
mix all together in the dish: then as
lightly transfer To q rlean tnmbler, which
it will nearly fill if properly made. IL
must not stand in warm place, as IL soon
becomes liquid and loOses its snowy look
Any fruit juice may be used instead of or
ange or lemon. or even brandy if the doe
tor has ordered it.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, April -.
1884;
Anton Gerber aud Maria Seddlemyer.
JohuStown.
town.
Kraiy Laucaes and Mary Kolzen, Spang-
Ter.
John w. Fletcher, Toronto, Canada, and
l.. q. Hoerle, Johnstuwn.
George q. Lntlitf and Nettie K. Baldwin,
JohnStOwn.
Mason f. Hare and Ella 5. Berkebile
Sheridan.
Nicholas Bell, Elder township, and Lu-
cinda Luther, Carrolltown-
Edward Fisher and Gertrude E. Nc
Clarren, South Fork.
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Ntckl0Wn Items.

Messrs. A. p & J. p. Kirsch. the prac-
tical lumbermen of Nicktown, are about
to remove their large steam saw mill from
the farm of a. ;. Kirsch to that of A p
kirsch- The Messrs. Kirsch have cut
some 10000 feet of lumber on their mill
this winter.
Mr.. AnSelm Il. Kircch has recently pur-
chased several hundred fine fruit trees
from an eastern nursery which he has
planted on his farm. He is going into the
fruit-raising business quite extensively
and we wish him success in his enterprise
His trees are the different varieties of
pears, plums, apricotS, etc.
Frank, son of j. Z. Kirsch, went to Eb-
bensburg for the purpose of attending the
Ebensburg Normal Institute the coming
summer.
On the 22nd of this month one of Mr.. J
p. Kirsch's hens laid an egg that meas
nred "a inches around one way and Ga in
the other. This was present TO Mr. and
Mrs. kirSch on the 10Th anniversary of
their wedding from their favorite hen. H.
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a shooting A0ray,

Tunneihill wac the scene of shooting af-
fray on Saturday which, luckily for both
parties To the affair. viii not terminate ia
tally. "Reddy" Burns aud Charles Wal
tiers, both miners. the former working for
the East End Company, and the latter
employed by c. II. Potter * Co., became
INVOLVED in "a quarrel. when the latter. who
had been drinking considerably. drew a
revolver.
Burns grabbed the revolver, wrenched IL
from his antagonist, aud turning upon
him, fired. the ball striking Walters in the
shoulder. a second attempt to shoot was
prevented by the failure of the cartridge TO
explode. ISLANDERS then separated the
men. Walters wound, though painful, il
not serious.
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MeSSrS. James Wilkinson IL Son, the
well-known marble dealers in this place,
have now on hands the largest stock of
marble both in the rough and manufac-
tured, ever seen in Ebensburg.
a visit 20 their place of business on Cen
tire street will we'll repay anyone who has
an eye for the beautiful, as some of the
completed work that is now set up is eX-
quiSite in design aud escels in workman
ship anything We have ever seen, while
both members of the firm take q pleasure
and pride in explaining To the visitor the
intention Of the designs and giving such
other Information as may be Interesting
whether yOu intend purchasing or not.
One handsome piece of work that is now
completed and will be shipped to WilmOre
To be set up in the Cathu.ic cemetery at
that place in short time. is a monument
to Mrs. Margaret Gleason. The inScrip-
tiOn reads: Margaret. wife of Jeremiah
Gleason. Erected in fond remembrance Of
our dear foster mother by Mr.. and Mrs
j. =. Groome and Annie f. Finnegar." 1t
* of the finest Italian marble and Is seven
feet high. The inscription is on a shield
that iS Surmounted by a wreath in baS-
relief. in which roses and forget me notS
are carved out in bas relief, and are en-
twined together, showing beautiful spec
linen of the Sculptor's art. 1t must be seen
to be appreciated and people living in town
should paw visit To the firms place of
business before the work is shipped away.
There are a number of other pieces of
work just as handsome that are equally
worth seeing, and as the firm will soon be
sending out their work to the different
cemeteries to have it set up for Memorial
Day, the sooner YOU visit them The betler
you will be repaid for you time.
People living at distance from Ebens-
burg, who are destroys of having marble
work. can rest assured that in dealing with
MeSSrs. Wilkinson < Son they will have
the finest possible work while their prices
are such puts competition out OF the
question when the quality of the mater
al "A cnD SiIpTpd
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Accidental sha osfnx.

On Tuesday afternoon W hile Mrs. Vic
toria Moread. of Patton. was cleaning
house, in mailing window strip. she Jared
from its hiding place behind picture
hanging against the wall a loaded revolver.
which fell to the floor aud was discharged
The bullet struck Mrs. Morean on the
right leg about two inches below the knee
cap, inciining upward through the Joint
and penetrating for a distance of eight or
une inches.
Medical aid was summoned and the
wound dressed, which. though not attend
ed with fatal results. Will in all probability
cripple the lady for life
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The worlds FAIR Rebutlt for N Pax es
ssG hlsgory

The Book of the Builders one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever issued Is now being offered by the
PittSbnrg Dispatch TO its readers. 1t is
beyond question the greatest effer ever
made by newspaper. See the Dispatch
for full information.
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"A Philadelphia telegram says. con-
cerning the new railroad surveys being
made in this section of the state by the
Reech Greek Railroad Company: "In
speaking about the project on Monday
Mr.. Hicks, of Philadelphia, who is the
protector, said that as yet no capital had
been invited to participate in the enter
prise. and that the surveys now being made
were simply preliminary and for the pur
pose of gaining an idea as to the actual
amount necessary to build the road.
Albert Leo CoursOn. son of Al
bert NJ. Courson. of Isl = Fifteenth street
Altoona. left home for school on March 80.
and has not been seen since. He is IA years
of age. has black hair and black eyes
dressed in navy blue suit. double breast
ed coat, short pants, black slouch hat. lace
shoes and black woOlen stockings: had
dark navy blue blouse on under his shirt;
his shirt is brown barred cheviot. Anvone
knowing of the Whereabouts of the lad
should notify his father at the above ad-
dress.
There is very little new railroad CON
struction going on at present in PennSyl
vania. The Reading has practically
ceased all such operations, and the Penn
sylvania'S work is limited to the compile
tion of the Philadelphia and Delaware
County, the ClienSburg and Blacklick
branches. Surveys for the recently iucor-
pOra ted Cleartied, Conemaugh and West
ern have been completed from Clearfeld,
along Big CleaTtield creek TO Glen Hope,
and the line is now being located towards
Iryona, thence by South Blacklick and by
Hinckston's run to Johnstown. The line
is AN independent one and will connect
With the Beech Creek and the Baltimore
and Ohio and pierces a fine mineral section
of Cambria and Clearfeld counties. The
contracts for the extension of the Buffalo
and Susquehanna to connect with the Fall
Brook railroad, were awarded several
weeks ago, and the contractors now have
large force of men al work on the gradn 9.
The line is thirteen miles long, from Gale
ton to AnsOnia.
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I,NECU TORS NOTICE
Ia ks:are Of Caiharine Dorbiu. deceased.
Letters documentary on the estate OF CAtha-
rin@ Burbin. late Of the township OF Munster.
In Camhris county. Pa. des-a-ed. having been
granted by the Re OF Wills ut said
County. all persons indebtei IL said estate re
hereby notified To make payment To me with
out deIay and those having claims against the
same VIII present them properly auth entic.tei
for settlement
JOHN ITEI..
Portage Pa Aprtl u ls0. Executor
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Iu,aL AND PERsON--, =,


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days 'H ''""
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town "n wednesday
No" - tine '''i'' Tue oh'N Saru should
ua,ra r"mp.''' ie''o' ''''"'i
-Eur-.>s Lloyd i having the borough
osr,r rul into his residence
un next Tuesday the EbenSburg COW
militia. deprived of her liberty
Mr. g. &. Bearer. of Spaneler, spent
,.., hours iu town on Wednesday.
r., Father RpsrnSteeI. of AsIvflle.
..' rt,n~Burg a visit on Wednesday,
E,rE.r NrUugh. of WiImora
.. I..,,,,, i'm town ON Thursday
NJ. Edward Griffth. of thf, place.
'..rn.I.,g- Of poratoes 10 Johns
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Carroll lu"HNhiP on thursday "'9'"'aiihS
bis .r.' ''"' anu
We Hrr glad l" STATE 'hat Ihr reported
death of Mr. Henry h"pp''' Vi aaron
Barr township j. WITHOUT I""hudl'"h-
4 Vl-~ SUSIE. Jackson died at the resi-
drn.r uf Edward h"h"' III hta"" town
,Lip. uu Monday oI last week aged -
years.
-p,-t4. cards are not matlable unless
-E.., lr- rsp ta standard size. That j. if
they are rut "r trimmed to smaller size
tbrg wont 20
Mr. Robert + Jones OF this place who
.i> b-r.u absent al work for several months
s.4>r 40 E-yuuld>vIIir, Pa. returned home
un Wednesday
4tU" trout black bass aud wall eyed
lsr N,r- placed ia he streams in the vi
entity OF C8rrulItuwu 10y the CarroIItown
i1l aud ton lab
TIN. rruurt That Maple Park Hotel
would uDr be- OPENED this season J. without
foundation III" hotel will toe opened up
about The first al June.
N-~~r~. Thomas Collins and Thomas
o. >i...,,,g.r If E.II.r,,t. we're tprnyu
f,ra few days this week on Il visit 10 Mr..
ThIp Collins. who i still ill.,
The, T. ruuhIirau> in this county will
hold delegate election on Saturday.
Nav s.rb. and their convention ON The
t...vf,,. Nr,,I.v MN .~rI
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DR.. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST

Treatment Of all Chronic AftIctions. Diseases
Of Women and troubles requiring Surgical AID.
Once hours up {. A N, 20 and 10 p 4,
1872 I2rH AVENUE, AL1OONA, PA.
ianl5.s4
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SATURDAY, MAY 5TII. 1891.
lO9 Acres and SO PGrcbCS.

net measure. about so Acre. ar xbt..,
Cleared and In good state OF culivatIou haVIn.r
tIereon erected a House and Barn suitAbIe
for farming purposes.
The above tract Is all well underIAid with Ri
tuml mlnons Coal and is easily accessible 10 the
railroad, -
The same will he offered In the following nan
ner In order 10 suit purcha -ers VIZ.
Part No An the Coal and Minerals
Part No An the Timber nov standing ana
growing upon the premises
Part No. B BeIng a portion Of safa lana sns
beinx on the nugtneAst end and described a. faI-
lowe beg inLiig at the township road on line O.
helrs OF Nicholas Naxie nOrIh s. des-ues eAst -
iercbes 10 stone corner and line q Matthew
hcMuilens z heirs and continuing partly alap..
said line OF Aatthes McMulien's heirs snd part
y along line oi 1oha MAniOn south degree. ca II
oS PerShes 70 poet on line at John MAnion. thence
south o degrees east ~ perehes To the uosn-
ship rOad; thence nOr1is 81 degrees -est %
perches 10 place Of beginning. containing I5
acres and i03 Perc hes. all cleared
Part No B-inx the iialAnce q said tract
containing sS Acr~- mud I56 Perch--
with the build'nss thereon.
Part No S-Will on-r then the entire property
aLd Surface and viii be cold TO the highest bid
der bidders.
TERMS OF SALE
Ten per cent. OF the purchase money 10 be nsfd
when The property l. strugk down teen l.-r
cent VIXEN the deed Il eaunrmei by the caurt-
tive entS -nSe per cent IN six mon-hs; t~eurg-nre
per cent in nine months. aud the balance IN
tSeiNe months, with Interest. f.s secured hy
bonds and mSrtgake OF the su u-.H4ser-
JOSEPH A GRAT.
Assignee oi James a. Bradley.
CArrOlltO~n. Pa, April Il. lsea- A2O-S
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4 ii h EbensSurg Building n Loan Association
! Will offer for sale AT the c .uucIi chamber Eu-
ensburx, on the :ourth Monday In May,
81 lUOU.OU THDS DAVIS
LESTER LAnIMER Secretary Pr.siten,
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FuRSS:: r.,o.,.,.
the highest market price Tor all Kinds Ci turs
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MEN All Wool Black Chevtot suits for o. 90
vi at Mullen a SmItn's Lilly, Pa.
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TERMS OF SALE
GOODS FOR HONEST MONEY

On rcceiI't q $500, F,stEl
Note Money OHdef. or RE-
istered Letter. We send - any
psr1 Of ihe 4 = one par ui
cur Iasfis-~' Celebrates
Bright pongoln Kid
Bes.t..e e,g1zl q tais t.ess : it.l
shoe IN the Nsid BeiFIg car
Own ulEse, ~ guarantee o..
style. Ase ~-Hl II nsi saiisisr-
tory. XIII a. AIlHl> ItS
nAN's and mooney -ll D. re-
funded OF another PAR a.ut-
Button OF lAce. NI.7ra ~ Com
mon Sssuse Toe flnIs Toe ~
FztsI1 Iaeafher Tip. >tEcs- ?
- ! in hall siErs Wio1hs. B,
L.. n.Eana ~ IL ordering
eeI.c siEe. - ilfh. snd -ryle
LIbeA, Sks-- haze No ASa.L
We neliVer Free-
|IIBERTT SHOE CO..
- Mia 81 kasIon, Mass.
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ID EGU ULAR ri Cent Necswear this week
IL for - Gents at Mullen X Smiths IiIIy pa
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GALE uF PROPERTY AND FRANCHISES
- DFtRESSON y t'LEAkFltlD COUNTY
AND NEW YORK SHUR. ROUTE RAIL
COMPANY
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And from time To time thereafter all the folio,
ing described real estate. which has been A.
signed To the uudersigned by John Brown al
wife:
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" ANfED i have employment for n good
w hustlers- Write for terms They will sur
PRISE you Big money for the rig mt men
II. SHENk.
Cor third and Cumberland streets. Harrisburg
"a aI6.3N
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Assignee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!


DY virtue Of an order issuing out of the Court
ID at Common Pleas oI Cambria county. and 70
me directe !, there Will be exposed public sale
on the premiseses IN the BOROUGH OF 81 NJ.
MERHILL. Cambria county, Pa. ON
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INBENSBURG. pa, APRIL. =. lsgi-I have
IL made ARRANGEMENTS with Professors Gibson
AMI Bitter. who will conduct the normal school
this summer in Ebenshurx, to sive Instructions
In Gy pew rfttng and StenOE raphy rsa
sOnabie rates. students who wish take up
this course should write me at once particu
lars. Students who desire do So can com.
mence a any time from this date.
JENNIE CRANER
mch30
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miscellaneous Notices.

TWO Dollars amp Flny Gents Wilt buy ore OF
L our lapered Crown Hats worth s3.50. al
Mullen n Smiths Lilly, Pa
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Mary Gallagher of New Stanton. West
mnreland comfy. aged twenty one. stu
dent at the Iroa City Business College, was
found dead in her room at the home of c.
c. Dornbnsh. friend with whom she
, boarded. on Arch street. Allegheny City.
early on Tuesday morning. having com
mitted suicide Toy taking dose of oSalic
acid. Her father. William Gallagher keeps
a general store at New stanton, and il was
his intention 10 educate her so she would
be able Ia keep his books and attend To his
business. 1t il said that her domestic re-
!atons have never been pleasant. and in a
letter addressed 20 her parents she severe
/ ly censures them for their treatment of
/ her. An autopsy showed that the stories
| circulated about the girl and a friend of
| hers named Harry Evans were untrue.
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LIBERTY SH0E co. .
y Nh y E...I.n. Mas..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-15
NEW DEPARTURE.
The Topeka Institute of Music, Art an,
Literature.

The Topeka Institute of Music, Art and
Literature.
The association of specialists in various
branches of literature and art education,
was made IN these columns some days
ago. has now been arranged. under the
name Of the Institute of Music, Art and
Languages.
The object of this movement, as al
ready stated, Is to concentrate the various
divergent branches of higher culture for
the mutual benefit of students and their
the public by periodical recitals and en-
tertainmeuts.
The department of music is admirably
filed by Prof w. H. Leib vocal culture,
Prof. Lewis Buch violin. Mr. Harvey
WOrrall piano forte, Mr.. Geo. n. Lescher
reed instruments, Mr.. P. u. Russell brass
instruments. and Mr. II. >. Lawrence
guitar and mandolin.
The we'll known artist NJ George NJ.
Stone, will take the department of fire
art, and will occupy rooms in the Craw-
ford building formerly used by the Kan
sas Art association. AIrs Stone will
teach the French language, Mr.. G. A
Schumacher, German, and Mr.. Geo L
Sperry Spanish. Prof. James Black will
have charge Of the department Of An
Gent Languages, (Latin aud Creek, His
tory and Languages.
Prof. F. p. Cleaves, who is secretary of
the institute, Will be instructor In elocu-
ton. oratOry and dramatic art His stu
do is at the corner of Tenth and Topeka
avenues, where the institute will have its
center. The Office of the institute will be
located in these rooms and all informa-
ton pertaining to the association can be
obtained there. This movement seems
to be in the right direction aud the CO.
operation of these specialists Will I'M
doubleday be Endorsed by the public