The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-11

MISS M e. RYAN'S BUSINESS COL
lege, Room 80, ProVident Building; stenog-
raphy, typewriting, bookkeeping, English
branches, penmanship; this college pre-
pares students for positions in CONNER
cial legal and financial establishments;
the best time to enter is when the student
is ready; instruction being individual. and
the time being reckoned from the date of
entering, the option is with The student;
morning, afternoon and night sessions; we
use the Remington standard typewriter
in our college rooms; have you one of our
catalogues? If not, send for one.
PEABODY CONSERVATORY OF MI
sic. Harold Randolph, Director. Mt. Yer
non Pl and Charles St. BALTIC. Prepare
tory department, May GarettsOn Evans,
Sup't., II East Centre Street. Reopens Oc-
tober /, for instruction; September 1, for
applicat tons. The conservatory in the sea-
son of 1S9S-99 viii offer advantages which
viii make ID the great musical center of
the South and unsurpassed by any other
conservatory in the country Faculty of
twenty-eight. eminent European and Amer
lean teachers. Advanced aud elementary
instruction. Pupils accepted from the be-
ginning or in any stagS of advancement
and fitted to be capable teachers or ac-
comptishcd concert performers Diplomas
and teachers certificates given. Tuition
fees; SIS to $50. for scholastic year, accord
ing to grade and branch of study Free adj
vantages TO pupils; Fundamental training,
solfeggio ensemble playing and admission
to recitals and concerts by Kneisel quar-
tette of Boston, and Mr.. Randolph, the
professors Bloomfieid-Zeisler, Aus der Ohe
Siloti. Kreisler Heinrich and other noted
artists, besides, numerous students con-
, certs. Circulars mailed free, or may be
obtained at leading music and drug stores
Professors: Piano, Harold Randolph, di-
rector. Emanuel Wad STUDIED under Lesch-
etizSy Cecilia Gaul, studied under List
J. Adam Hugo, studied at Stuttgart Con-
servatory. Vocal: Pietro Minetti, graduate
and professor of Conservatory of Milan.
Violin: John c. Van Hulsteyn. graduate of
! Conservatory of Liege studied under Cesar
| Thomson. Theory Philip Louis Kahmer.
Peabody diploma. ChOrus Otto T. Simon,
studied under Behnl1e. Associate Profess
sors-Theory: Hermine L. Hoen, Peabody
diploma Fundamental training: Chas II.
Bochau; studied under Hamerik. Voice
culture and solfeggio: Marie +. Gaul,
studied under Minetli Organ: Miles, Far
row. organist of St. PauPs Church. S.
Archer Gibson, organlst al First Presby-
terrain Church. Piano Sight-reading: lsa-
bel L. Dobbin; studied under Auerbach,
Faelten, Sherwood and Raft. Secretary of
/ the conservatory: Annie May Keith. Pre-
paratory department Theory: Hermlne
l.. Hoen, S. Archer Gibson. Piano: Clara
Ascherfeld studied under Wad. Ethelind
Ballard; studied under Wad. Luther Con-
radl studied under Burmeister. Elizabeth
| Coulson; studied under Joseffy Sternberg
and Wad. NJ. ImOgen Dorsey; studied I'M
der Randolph Mnna D. Hill; Peabody
diploma. Isabel V. Klinckowstroem; studied
under Leschedzky and Fae3ten. and at
/ New England Conservatory. Katharine D.
! Parkinson, Peabody diploma. Maud Ran
dolph; studied under Randolph. Blanche
f. Sanders; studied under Burmeister.
| Eliza Nee. Woods; Peabody diploma vi
| onn: Abram Moses; studied under Helm
endahl. Voice Culture: Eleanor Def Bot
! eler; studied under Heimendahl. Solfeg-
1 gio: Lena Stebler; studied under DIR. 10
banaky at Philadelphia Sight-Singing
| Academy