Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-13
FducattOnaI INSTITUTIONS.

Directory IOr Parents and Guardians
THE STAR publishes about this season o,
the year a large number OF advertisen ents
OF educational institutions. II may be proper
70 remind SUCH OF our patrons as desire 10
send their children TO private schools that
most OF the Institutions advertising In our
columns are successful schools, conduct il
by experienced teachers, who have made the
instruction a. youth the business OF q life
time. Other institutions sdvertising will
be noticed here after as their advertisements
appear
Ing lessons at his singing academy, MarinI's
ball. Days OF tuition, Wednesday, Thurs
day ana Saturday. See advt.
Miss Smith will open q school for girls and
boys, with kindergsrten department, Ton
Monday, 18TH inst, az No. 61o NJ street north
west.
The Maryland Institution for the instruc-
ton OF the blind, North avenue, Baltimore,
will n open Sept. 18th, 1876. Pupils will be
received from the District OF Columbia.
TIE SOUTHERN RkPUBLIcAN AssocIA-
TIoN IA large meeting OF the Southern Re-
publican Association was held last night at
CIarke's hall, Mr.. Z. ". Hill In the chair,
and s. 8. Gardner secretary Twenty-four
new members were admitted. On motion OF
tIon OF thanks TO Mr.. Charles Murphy was
adop ed for his courtesy and impartial dis
charge Of duty as presiding officers.
The chair appointed an executive COM
mittee as follows: j. A. Emmerson, Arkan-
sas; Msj. ii. BraiDard, Alabama; George 8.
FIsnsr, LIMOS James 1okum, tr., Florida;
Or. Thomas Robinson, Georgia; 7. G. ARK,
Kentucky; c. 8 Cheney, Louisiana; p. H
Montague, virginia John j. SanbOrn, West
Hirg,nis; DIT; ID. Street, Maryland; ]: w.
man, Missouri; David Kellett, Maine; A. H.
Gerard, South Carolina; John q. Bruxman,
following political committee g. j. Barnes,
Arkansas; ;. 8. Gardner, Alabama; c. w,
Gardner. Delaware; Allen Chancey, Florida;
walter L. Cliff, Georgia, George W. Gist
Thomas .Inhn nr
George 7. Richardson, Maryland; Thomas
G. Douglas, Mississippi; j. T.. Pierce, Mis-
Goss. South Carolina, q. w. Wines, Tennes-
see ". T.. Sweet, Texas; j. ". SlufriO, Viz
gintsi W. j. DTummOnd, West Virgins
Specs were made by Judge Tarbell. OF
Mississippi, MeGrifr1n, of Iowa, and Nessrs.
wines, Mitchell Judge Fisher, and others,
and the meeting closed with q Campaign
song written by lady,
THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL NOM.
MINT CONFESSIONAL meeting OF the Joint
commission on the Washington National
of the society. Mr.. W. w. Corcoran. firsi
vice president OF the monument society:
and Mr.. James q. Hill, supervising archi-
tect OF the Treasury department, were pres
eDt. Mr.. Corcorsn read letter from Gen.
ness or his once al this time would preveni
him from being present az the meeting for
the organization OF the commission. Mr.
Soneoasn was eiect ss Rresiuens' anu M; MI
questing the Secretary OF War TO detail a
beard OF engineer officers TO examine the
foundation of the monument and report.
WANTS DIvoRcE--MrWarren c. Stone
yesterday filed for Mary +. Hughes bill for
aolNorce from Daniel w. Hughes She states
.nAt she was married 10 defendant AZ the
S9len OF me Ascension, on Novemb Der 9th
ls.Z, ana charges that q defendant has for three
ys oeen confirmed drunkard, has coz
kxa
become burden on her and her family and
has frequently assaulted her. 'O
SUDDEN DEArH.-Dr. Franc,s O c,...u
well known druggist OF this CITY de, s .o,
denly OF hemorrhage, about 10 40 o'cIoce Ia =,
night, In his store, At the corner OF an a. ~
streets northwest He was IN his fort,a,h
year. 0@u