Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-28

prIvAte HE 1no american people nave no
further use for him. In the future their ser.
wants N ust be conservatofs of the peace, the
indicators OF law and order; the chan pions of
local self.government. q, =
the speakers who had preceded him. He
thought that Stanton's martyrdom had already
begun, for in his recent travels at the north
not an ovation bad vet been rendered him. and
no notice whatever had ,en shown him.
adopted. :.
The names Of the follow ing gentlemen were
then announced as the Executive Committee
J. Z. o. Beirne, j. r. Mcdonnell, Frank Geise,
mund, S I. Wales, p. Young, O. W Rudyard,
first Vice President, Recording Secretary, and
Treasurer.
1t was announced that there would be a
meeting me Of the Exec ntive Committee on Ss'ur.
motion, the meeting adjourned.
EDUCATIoNAL.-The usual summer vacation
OF the various educational establishments is
drawing to a close, and most OF them will re-
open early in September. Among the excellent
institutions, for both males and females, ad-
which we recommend to parents and guar.
dams
81. Tincent's ISchool--This well. known and
popular institution, corner Of 10th ana e
streets, Will reopen on Monday next 1t is
under the charge OF the Sisters OF Charity.
The Misses Koonss' Seminary. for young ladies,
al 45U ID street, will reopen on Monday, Sep
TENDER 9. for instruction in English, French
Mrs E. Z. Jensens Seminary. for instruction
OF boys in English, French and Latin, will re-
open at 3sl Sd street, between ID and E, on
Monday next. l#A
Foung Ladies Ssminary;-At Mrs. NJ. J. Har-
rover's Boarding and Day School. All 18th
street. the duties will be resumed September9 9.
Mrs. keS'ey'S Boarding and Day Nchooi, for
young ladies, corner Of 18th and Ii Streets will
be reopened on Monday next. Evening
r1o Fnp lad t4r \
languages will be resumed about the 18th Of
September.
Young Ladies' Ssminary-Miss Youngs will
resume the duties of her school for girls,
corner OF 18th and l streets, on Monday next.
Instruction in English and French given.
Mss A. Le'cis' Seminary. for young ladies,
Will resume its session on Monday, September
9th, at ASP 18th street west, between G and
north.
Mss J. C. Megruder's Day School, for young
ladies. at III West street, Georgetown, will
reopen on Monday rext, for instructions in
French and English
Misses chopin and Kings School. No. Is In
diana avenue, between Sd and ~ streets, will
be reopened on Monday next. All English
branches taught
Emerson inStitute.-The fifteenth annual ses.
sion OF this select, classical and mathematical
school for boys, 1ith street, between l and K,
Will commence on Monday next.
Mrs. Vernon Dorseys Select School, for young
ladies, al = East Capitol street, will be re-
opened on Monday next Instruction in French,
itallan, drawing, painting and all the English
branches.
FtedeTich Female Seminory.-Thts ms ritution,
nj Frederick, Md. possesses full collegiate
powers, and Will commence its 25th scholastic
year On Monday next.
Cumberland VALLEY InStituie.-This establish.
ment, tor the education Of young gentlemen, is
al Mechanicsburg, Pa, III charge Of Rev. O.
Eye and son. The duties OF the 18th scholastic
year will be resumed September 3D..
FIRING Female COLLEGE, Merchandising, Pa.
This institution will resume the duties Of the
18th collegiate year september 4th. Rev. T. z.
Eye, A. NJ, president.
RIVER ITEMs.-The Wawaset went TO Civ
mont with Phoenix Tent OF echabites, a large
company being on board. The Wawaset Will
mike her first trip TO Cone river, in place Of
the Hi Livingston on Friday next, leaving the
7th street wharf al o'clock q m.
Stochp0ieS WhaTf. = Arrived Schr. @. q.
Morris, Capt. Attest. from Gardiner. Maine,
with 2ls,Oo laths and 219 tons OF ice, to Stack
pole Hail.
Capt Bethel, from below, with the sHappy
Twelve schr. Jeannete, Capt. Miliken, from
Eastern Shore, with 25U00 feet of lumber for
the Gelston building; schr Kate. Capt. Frere,
from mouth OF river, with wood for Frazier;
schr M. Munsen. Capt. Dayton, from Hudson
river, with 200 tons Of blue stone, for Conner s.
Hessey.
Fa,cier's Wharf -Arrived-S cnr. Julia E.
Willett, Capt. Bayles. from Albany with
1853 600 feet OF lumber, for Evans Il Co; schr.
Clara Bell, Capt. Appleby. from Baltimore,
Riley's Whar5.-Arrived -Schr. Saco, Capt
Wilson. from Havre- de Grace, vita 40 tons
C, al, for s. &. Magruder; schr. Hannah War
WICK, Capt Spedden, from Richmond. Va.
with lumber, TO order; schr. Samuel B. Grce,
Cap, Eastern Shore, Md, with lumber,
Williams, from Havre. de- Grace, with Ia
tons coal, for Brown: schr BENZ. Stokely,
Capt Hillman. from Salisbury, Nd, with
lumber. for Mohun d Son. Sailed-Schr r.
yrtyh
Georgetown.
Harrey's Wharf Arrived : Schr Emma
Capt: Cradle, from Havre. de. Grace, with coal
for Harvey, Clark d Given; schr. X. H. Kemp
Can't Sc ward. from same port, with COAL TO
h. Burr d 20.
shown an appeal from the ladies Of the News
BOYS Home. organized as the Children's Aid
Society, which now cares for poor children.
IA ale or female, not provided for by the orphan
asylums, and who have NO parents living.
They ask for small monthly contribut ions that
the work may be sustained. The enterprise is
supported by some of our most prominent
business men, including H. ID. Cook. J r. Ell
vans. French Richardson, Cooper d La,imer,
Philip Il Solomons, N. w. Burcnell, William
ID, shepherd, and host OF others. The Home
children may be received and kept from star
Walton. Eight such children have been taken
and clothed. fed, and in time rnIshed with
homes among the farmers Of Maryland through
compelled 10 make an appeal to the generosity
OF The public. and William G. Himrod, OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, will
shortly call upon all the business and charita-
BILE men tor pec1niary aid
FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Yesterda
morning, as the train due mere from Baltimore
at e.35 was passing Muirkirk Furnace, about
Is miles from this city, the train Stacked mp
and MT Charles Duvall, q brother OF the en-
gineeT. who resides with hts father, near that
place, jumped off before the train stopped. He
was drawn under the car, and bis left leg fall
ing across the track, several wheels passed
over 1t. crushing the thigh and lower part in
horrible manner. Mr.. Duvall was also
Immediately taken to . house near by. and
medical assistance summoned, but without
success, death ensuing about three O'Clock yes.
teTday afternoon. Before dying Mr. Duyall
told his friends how the accident came to hap.
pen. and said that he alone was to blame. He
was abont twenty years OF age, and was we'll
known along the road ~ young man Of ex-
eellent character.
THE TOURNAMENT SEARoN.-lt seems that
the young men Of w asbington county and sur
rounding country are again making prepara-
tons for tournaments, which were so popular
and attractive last season. The Giesooro
afternoon last by the election OF the following
officers President, j. 4. Young, Esq. secre-
tary, Theodore Mosher, jr.; treasurer, r. w.
Walker. +. O. Barry, ESD, was elected as
marshal tor The next tournament. which will
take place at the National Fair Grounds south
OF the Eastern Branch, on Tuesday. Sept Il,
tor which committee OF Arrangements were
appointed. The young men residing in the
northern part OF the county, who last year
a I'm mi n oAYt has khn