Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

assessors, taking the value as it stood on
sold its stocks and invested the proceeds OF
such sale IN u. 8. securities, the capital
stock sold is to be taxed. The surplus revenue
its capital stock; the Investment OF ii In any
class of exempted securities will not exempt
the capital stock OF the bank.
Educational Institutions.
DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
sELKCTING SCHOOLS FOR THEIR CHA RG rs.
THE STAR publishes about this season of
the year large number OF advertisements
of educational Institutions, most OF which
are within the District OF Columbia, but also
many located in the states. In this connec-
ton IL may be proper TO remind such OF our
patrons as desire to send their children TO
private schools that most of the institutions
advertising In our columns are successful
who have made the instruction of youth the
business of q life time. Other Institutions
advertising will be noticed hereafter as their
advertisements appear.
The excellent school taught by the Misses
Kerr will re- open on the 18th proximo. Mile
V. Prudhomme will continue to have charge
OF the instruction in French.
The Mount Vernon Institute and English
and French school for young ladies and girls
will resume its duties on the 18th proximo.
Circulars can be had at all the principal
book stores.
The law department of the celebrated
University OF Virginia will resume for a ses-
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Catalogues can be had by addressing the
secretary of the faculty at Charlottesville, Va.
The school taught by Mrs. Gen. Wheeler,
No. 81 Market street, GEORGETOWN, is an
nOuDced 10 resume on the 11tn OF September.
The exercises OF Stanmore school, at San
dy Spring, Md, will be resumed on the 81
OF October. Music, drawing and the Ian
guages are taught.
The Rosslyn Seminary, Miss B. Ross,
principal, viii reopen on Monday, Septem-
Der 18Th, at No. 1888 street, near 10Th street
ri hxva inQr fn1 ia
The principal, at the school room, after Sep
TENDER 9th, previous to that date by letter.
Miss KOones' seminary for girls and young
Iad1es, I'll ID street northwest has been SO
'ong an Institution OF our city that, beyond
calling attention To It's re opening, we would
simply mention the association In its duties
OF Mr.. TnOs. Seaton DOnOhO, a gentleman of
excellent character and attachments. His
ability and skill have been highly approved,
especially In the finishing studies of young
ladies'.
Tire new French school Taught by Madame
l.. f. Colliere, together with an English and
classical school for limited number OF boys,
OPP Us Septem Der 2gth, at 1874 street.
Prof Lucien +. Collieres popular French
conversational classes, In three grades opens
for beginners on September l4th, for inter
mediates on the 18th, aud for advanced pu-
pills on the 10th of September. Circulars can
be had at all the music and book stores.
Our advertising columns announces the
18th of September. A competent corps OF
teachers have been engaged, and the school
Will be first class in every respect. 1t Is
delightfully."- located lin Loudon county, Va,
within easy access Of churches and the post
office.
Mrs. G. NJ. Condon's and Miss A. T. Smith,
SESSION oa Re Eo oos sta
The French and English day school, No.
1905 H street. taught by Mr.. Burr, will re-
open PEI Q, on the 18Th pro1imo. Glasses in French
The English and classical high school, ].
w. Hunt, principal, commenced its ninth
Room of DIR. sunderland's Church.
The Emerson Institute, a select classical
and mathematical school for boys, No. GA
18th street. resumes Its 10Th annual session
the principal, will cheerfully give informa-
ton concerning the course by letter or by APP
plication In person at the institute.
New Way 10 Start q Campaign Club.
ONE MAN PowER-INNovATIoN IN POLL
TIcs-MR- GEORGE HOLMES HAYES AND
WHEELER CLUB.
At meeting Of the Republican Central
Committee the chairman, Mr.. George
Holmes, was authorized to appoint q We re-
publicans from each legislative district, to
constitute Hayes and Wheeler campaign
club. MI. Holmes has appointed the follow
ing, who are requested 10 meet tomorrow
evening. The gentlemen selected are, by
6istricts:-1, David Miller, Charles Barker,
Frederick Douglass, jr, Cornelius Davis, M
hunt HnpteT; 2; Hon; John M Langston, Q; s. b.
3, Major George Hill, Robert Wilson, 81.
Turner, w. w: Curtis, Richard Berry; 4. q.
w. Castelar,, Collins Crusor, Thomas Smell
ton, John Z. Cox, James Roe; 5, B. F. Grant,
Henry Peyton, n. b. IL. Lacy, ID. M. Davis,
Henry Himber; 6, Edward Watson, j. Il.
Bell, ]. T. Webster, c. CLARK; Z, General
Stewart, s. II. Williams, Owens Dawson; 8,
Sidney Mcfarland, A. 8. ". Moulton, Chas.
Peters, Charles Curtin, T. f. Greer; 9. Dr. ID.
Henry Piper, sayies j. Bowen; 10, WiIlism
Rutherford, Matthew Trimble, r. p Burk,
N. Ingrabam; IL, Cato Ward, DIR. J. l.. ".
James Thompson; ~, John Brown. James
shaw. Richard Marshall, l.. @. Brooks j. T.
n. Plant; -, ]. NJ. Adams, g. T. King, ]. +.
t Ln1z, James w Butler, John Brown; 4, T. G.
w. w. simpson, III. q. Boulden; Is, ]. 81.
Grossman, r n. Hail, Thomas johnson, w.
1 re- Feiia Esy James feaa ~ O. D. BsT
Joseph Williams, g. q. Baker, Perry ri. Car.
; %1i, Alirsd s s,SIhsRso4, r Davis; Is,
Davis, John Nicholas, A. B. ii. i,acv. 70
Andrew Gleason, Allen Comm, Jonn Nee
han ,p william lillian, Lucas, ". A; Lsyalette; 20.
Gibson, Thomas McMahon, Joseph Blown:
q, A. NJ. Green, q. n. Barton, Malcolm
Brady = EIlsy, F. d; Gs,nes 22 W@ =
Middleton Foster, Joseph Lee.
Two THIEvHs.-On Friday night last a
gentleman was robbed OF his watch chain
and locket in Baltimore, by two men, John
Pickering and skinny Daugherty. Thy
came 10 this city and sold the property, and
IL was recovered by Detectives McElfresh
and McDevitt. When they went 10 get
Dsueherty he had LEFT for Cum berland, Nd,
and Pickering was found to be In Jail for an
assault on q woman. Pickering was turned
over 10 Detective Kimball, Of Baltimore,
this morning.
THE GLYMoNr MURDER--The man ar
tested on Friday In Montgomery county.
Nd, and committed to the Roc kville jail on
suspicion Of being one Of those who murdered
young Everett near Glymont on the 10th Of
Suiy turns out to Be the wrong man, al
snoogn he corresponds In some respects with
soe description OF one Of the murderors. He
gives tho name of Jamoa WatkIna and