Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01
Educational Iustifntfons-


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Educational Installations.
DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
SELECTING SCHOOLS FOR THEIR CHAEGEs.
The STAR publishes about this season of
The year a large number OF advertisements
of educational institutions, most of which
are within the District of Columbia but also
many located in the states. 10 this connec-
tlOn e may be proper 10 remind such of our
patrons "a desire To send their children to
private schools that most OF the institutions
advertising ia our columns are succe ,sfuI
scbOois, Conducted by experienced teachers.
VINO have made the Instruction OF youth the
business or q life time. Other Institutions
advertising will De noticed hereafter as their
advertisements appear.
The English and French day school for
girls OF Mrs Hinr will he TeopereI on Mon
day, September 10Th. at No !GlS II street
MR. Barr l. an excellent teacher. and her
SChCOl has a high Tepr tatiOn. The school is
very pleasantly situated IN a quiet and
healthy locality.
The sixth ANIMAL session Of the National
NJ VerSlty, Law department., commences
Septt inter ., at the lecture room. lbs eth
street. This derari merit has facilities equal
10 The test law schools in the city.
Stucles were resumed in st. Mathe VS. In
ktiJute. n. fetween Hth and 18th streets. to-
day Tire German language is 10 Ne made a
Speclaiiy ia the commercial course of this
ON MODCsy next, September 6, the exor-
fiseS OF Cor yaga College. on I. near Isl
STR ct, will be resumed. The known repata-
fiOn of this excellent school always ensures
full complement OF pupils.
PARK Seminary. No. 500 5tk street north
vest TeOpens on the 18th instant. The pTi0-
clpals are Mrs. CT. NJ. COndrOn AMI Miss \.
l. Smith, with Prof. EuEene l.. COIliere as
teacher OF French. Among the patrons Of
TINS school are some OF our most prominent
The popular and successful school for Young
ladies, taught By Miss Faust, 1918 III street
hprihWest. y 70 De rcOPened on the 18Th inst.
=-v-re
! street northwest, commences its regular
course, with Miss Il. Ross as PRINCIPAL Prof
l. r ColEerc teacher OF French, aud Mrs. :.
n. Jones assistant teacher Of English 10 is
situated IN delightful locality, and bears
az excellent reputation.
The annual session OF Georgetown (colIe-
Glafe) II SfitUts, boarding and day school for
young ladies and little girls. A. list street,
opens on the l4th inst, with Miss Lucy Ste
FhensoH as principal, a1sisted by full corps
az professors and teachers Of English. French
and Latin Connected with this Institution
\ kindergarten school for little children
from three 10 seven years old. The location
Is pleasant AMI healtnful, charges moderate
and advantages generally unsurpassed.
Miss Harroyer's Young Ladies Seminary
an English and French boarding and day
hcEOOi. lS36 street, commences its regular
course Of study on the 9th inst. The school
has corps of able instructors in the various
hTar CEeS. Miss u. j. Narrower is principal.
Tie Location IS opposite Franklin Park. the
former residence OF the Russian minister.
The scrOcl includes a prepa ratOry depart
ment, and junior, middle and senior classes.
EISeW here Prof. Carl Richter announces
Us classes II music at G35 PENIS Ylvania
;venu5. Prof Richter's long experience in
lie city fully establishes his ability to i'm.
part instruction In this most useful branch
81 leaning Circulars may be had upon APP
FhCatiCD.
n HUSBAND BEATS HIS WIFE AND AT
UNITS SUICIDE-G eSterday afternoon.
lady. Who subsequently proved TO be Mrs
Annie Wall living on Ct.f street between VI
y NJ n
biTn u al her husband, Ambrose Wall, per
Sisteu IN following her The officer kent an
SLS on them as they walked up eth street
" hen near " street Wall walked up and
aCcOs ted her and struck her two violent
blows. IRE officer Immediately took him in
rUstCdy, AMI while questioning Mrs. Wall
as To whejEt5 she woIld appear against
Wall be observed him thrust his hand into
his zoo ket and thinking that Ee intended to
craw weapon. Nh. o Hare seized his hand
and found that he was about 10 take ont n
tvC-Ouuce ' al a. lauGanuL1. VgL icD he Doubt
less lHte-Ced 10 swallow. lie was taken 10
tIe SKIN precinct station anl locked ND.
Wal va formerly employ ei a. a bar
Ee@per al EaTaUm'S hotel. Baltimore next
AT the Howard house IA tins city, and up 10
about year ago at O'Leary's Senate house.
near TIE Baltimore ard Ohio deraOf For
over wear past, II is alleged, lie has lived
altogether on his wifs's earnings; hut, be-
coming eytravagart ia his demands urOn
money whenever he saw EPr-She finally de-
rm'ntd not 70 encourage him any further,
aIu tSSt week gave him SIS. with the ii y
tli q understanding that he was 20 leave The
city.
EClLniNs FEEN'lrs Were issued To- isy by
lrSE' tEr IlDWEaH follows Michael
lrch two story and basement dwelling
south size o. Boundary street between New
York - "uUe end ISt street northeast. - 600.
= -. cunt tyyO-StOTy brick dwelling east
siue OF .th. between II and r streets sOuta-
WcSt- 100 Dennis johnson and Henry
Ruselgaln. raise AM repair two dwelling
houses south s-Cs Of u street. between Deia-
wave avenue and Isl street northeast: Syl,
taIIlean Fishermen brick public nall, =
by ~ feet south side T, between 81 and I <
streets SCUthw- 4. : Geo. Fred. Doug ass q
twO-~tOry BRICK dwelling sou 'if =; Re o. aLic,y
betyeeu \ and aud "a and an Streets
northeast. 500. G. II. Moore private stable
east side Of tIth, between l. and NJ streets
Lcrthwl 81, 500. George r CiNsei 2 private
tT.cB stable. south side Of alley between l.
ard - anu eth and 7tA streets northwest;
$50.
TTE All COACHING pre-
] c.'.'1 fT % Gsod T1.e-A meeting of the
committee u tre washington S.ancerbUnd
MAS hell last night at S.snge.h,I1d han. x
street. near tth, Mr.. Hart in the cflsi-l 10
luTiatr ARA ge Tor tIe great sruEerfeSt -
Jhat pace heTt next week. ~ which the
k-sEuCEd SoCi-ty Y rgi-fa-' viii axe -arf
Mr Hart stated mat NJ Robert Pc-fppf. ri
AleNaUoI4a, would place MS garden at the
exclusive disposal al the SquCarBuud o.
sunday next, and the committee resolved 70
engage 6 hand for ;i2f day. The Chairman
also aaLrILttl t.at ne Eai engaged car
RACES 60 cCUvev tire guests and members n
and nom the ~chuetZeu park on the oc.g-
sion OF the picnic next Tuesday. 4 letter
Wa received from NJ. y. Klein. OF Raiti-
ulOre. accepting the invitation 10 sing a. the
cODc 6rt OF Morisy night.
NFETING OF STENOGRRFHFRS was
held East evening al the Office of Alexander
= HuVray, 1861 r street northwest for the
purpose OF establishing uniform rates OF COM
IeDSatiOn for the several grades OF work. Mr..
Il. III. Alexander was elected temporary
Chairman, Theo. y. DeLaCd as temporary
secretary. There was quite a large attend
sance. and steps looking 10 the eifectiDg OF
FeImanent organization were taken. MeSsrs.
- X Rose C. Il. WidStraDd. and j. a. Du-
pray were appointed a COMMITTEES 70 draft
'pHsuiCtior and suitable bylaws and di-
rtcted 10 feIoT- At the next meeting To be
heid to-lncTEOW evening at the same place
The CARFENTERs AND JoINERs To w.
CATE RCBFRTS' HALL-At ar adionrnat
meeting Of The Anal gamated Carmen ars = NJ
JOiDers. last 2, sht. Mr.. villa ms frnIp me
special committee 10 engage counsel in n,
sistinE the eiectment from the hall by NJ
Roberts for the purpose Of renting ~ To the
Fire Commissioners, reported that counsel
had informed MN that the carpenters nave
ght 10 hold possession until a legal no.
fice 70 .eaVe has been served upon them
Mr.. Roberts made an offer 10 compromise
and. after some debate, the society agreed TO