Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
LOCAL NEWS,
Condensed Locals.

HoOAL NGWS,
Condensed Locals.
Robert Beau and j. e. Parker send Haryer's
Vsekfg for September u
Controller Baker Is to- day paying the labor
ers on the Chase roll, some IT5 in number.
Don't fail 10 see SanfOrd's old time MINISTRIES
to night, but q few more opportunities to see
this superior troupe will be afforded our citizens
Mr.. Sweeney, treasurer OF the police commits
sioneTs, yesterday paid the members ca the force
their government pay for the month Of August
The Worknen In the department of construc-
ton and repair, AZ the navy yard, who were fur
Ioushed about twelve days ago, have resumed
work.
The following patents to washinstonians were
granted at the Patent Office yesterday:-wm.
BehIeBd, Improvement in cigars; W. H. Chase,
improvement In ventilation Tor sewers.
To-day, In the Criminal Court, the District
attorney entered HOlIe pros. in the case Of
Henry Hlmter, charged with assault and bat
terry.
TO-norros, in the Criminal Court, the cases
OF Francis Z. Burke and VIM. and Lewis Ber-
Insrd, charged With keeping bar-rooms without
Major Geo. T. Cattle, who recently resigned
the position Of assistant appraiser in the United
States appraisers ONCE, Baltimore, has accept
ed the position Of assistant cashier in the Citi-
zens National Bank Of Washington.
Columbia Chapter No. 1, Roy n Arch Masons
n Its stated meeting last night, appropriated
on the conditions OF the new plans proposed for
the completion of the SHAFT.
proceeded 70 Baltimore and received in custody
from the officers Of that city the person of Nj.
j. ROd, young man who, IL Is alleged, stole
500 from his father in this city, and ran away
with Division cypriRn.
Health Officer keene yesterday went pros
peetiDg for bone boiling establishments across
ire riyer, and succeeded in finding small one
horse affair at Four-mile run. THIS search was
made at the instance of citizens Of Georgetown,
who complain of q bad smell in that direction
About O'Clock this morning officer wheelock
nd a cnl r0n fem Lot info
old, on the stcop Of Mr.. George W. Riggs dwell
ing, on street, and took Ii TO a colored woman
named Mason, in DOnohuo's alley, between 22d
and I'D and 4 and M streets, where IL was left
temporarily.
For the Eye Of Parents and Guardians
We continue to-day the notice of several first
class fOurishing educational institutions, who
through the advertising columns of TIE STAR,
present their respective claims for considera-
ton by parents and guardians:
Mrs. Jensen's Seminary for boys, at 1O7 ID
street, h announced to reopen on the 14th in
slant.
school for misses and children, will resume its
third annual session on the 9TH instant at No.
l54I Columbia avenue, between p and Q
streets.
The school under the charge of Miss Ada c.
IaDoDd will resume its duties on the eth in
slant, at No. zoos 18th street. Circulars can be
had at all the bookstores.
The excellent school under the tutilage of
Mrs General Wheeler, will resume its duties
on the eth instant at No. 81 Market street,
Georgetown.
Memorial Hall, corner 18th and streets, An
excellent day school for young ladies, will re-
sumo its sixth scholastic year on the It'll instant
Circulars at the bookstores.
Mrs. Vernon Dorsey announces that the Sc
lsct school for young ladies under her charge
at No. ], DuddingtOn Place, Capitol Hill, will
resume on Monday next. A most fiouIIshing
and deservedly popular educational institute.
The Incarnation Church School for Young
ladies and children, No. Ills NJ street, taught
by Miss Mcleod, will resume Its fall and winter
term on the 18th instant.
The Characterization School, on G street
between 18th and 5th streets, will resume at an
early day. The corps of teachers consist of one
German professor and two competent Ameri-
can ladies'.
School, conducted by the Sisters of the Cross, az
No. SIS 18th street, will re open its fall and win
ter season on Monday next.
The fall term OF Normal University opens in
the Theological, Law, Normal College, and
Preparatory Departments, September 18th and
In the Medical Department, october Ist 1874
The University has a full, able and efficient
faculty connected with each department. and
the instruction is general and thorough.
Anwiek Seminary, Prince Georges county,
Md, principals, the Misses Tyson, will reopen
September 18th. This lonS-established school,
standing in its own extensive grounds is un-
rivaled for healthfulness and beauty of sur
roundings- The Misses Tyson themselves
possessing great experience, are assisted by the
all the comforts Of home, without homes dis
tracing influences upon study. The school
offers SPECIAL advantages to delicate children.
ProspectuSes ct Ballantyne's, Crandau's and
Morrison's, or OF the principals as above.
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