Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30
Educational Institutions

columns are successful schools. condncte,
oy experienced teachers. who have made Tn
instruction of youth the business of n M
time. Other Institutions advertising vii
De notlced hereafter as their advertisement
appear.
which consist of a course of practical In
stTuction and conversation, will be resume
mornlng. AFTERNOON and evening a. sos I2tt
70 Iati,a tne noIhlng hours Will be reserved
their residences. '"
ST. Matthew's Institute, on X street. be
tween 18th aud 18th streets, will resume tht
duties OF the scholastic year on Monday
next. A'
The excellent day and boarding school
resumes Its annual session on the lst proxf-
mo. Circulars can be had at the residence
OF tne principal and at all the principal book
Mr.. ard Mrs. Alfred Bujac arnounce the
opening of their English and French boa r,i-
I1g ana Day school for young ladies at No.
deservedly popular school, and the number
OF the pupils are limited.
Inc Misses Lane, SUCCESSORS To Miss lanes
At No. 1898 street on September 9Th soms
OF tne best educators in the District COM
mend tne school To the patronage of parent ),
coDt;,1 Matth h academy for young ladies,
conOucted oy the Sisters OF the Holy Cross.
resumes Its duties on the It'll of September
fuIi particulars concerning the course will
De cbee1fully given upon application tn me
dlrectress, No. 144O NJ street. WIZ
Inc seventh annual session OF the law de-
pertinent OF the National Universftv vii,
SSonnehce az the lecture rooms on Monday,
Students. iof
The art school of Mrs. 8. E. FulIer. in
when q thorough instruction In all branches
OF ofaWlng and painting is given will re-
sumo Septt mber 18th at tie class rooms. No
lOl6 10Th street northwest
IRE exercises Of the Academy OF Visitation
al Tecerlck, Maryland, are 10 be resumed
on Monday next.
Prot: Shelcon announces the Inauguration
OF MS Isll and winter classes in dancing To-
No. iCci street
,,i ES3,cURsIoNs, PIcsIcs.. &c-Another de.
ushtIul excursion on the Jane MoseIev Can
lam Denly, next Saturday night, to Point
LOOKOUT and Pfney Point The boat viii
aave her wharf at 10 clock Saturday night,
IeIurnlnR about 8 O'Clock Monday morning
Ewing all day Sunday at Point LOoko,ii
tbs gives an excellent opportunity for an
Joying a Trip TO salt water without loss OF
Viii be Ta,I 1astness. as usual, the excursion
The Junior Beneficial Society of St Al
SSys r chnreh VIII give grand picnic at the
elderlng the great good this society ia doing
"a We city It's social reunions should be Wei
There will be grand tournament and nin-
nc at AnalOstan island on Monday Sen,e,o-
per 4; Knights from Maryland, Virginia and
We Olstrict OF Columbia will particInafe
See adv't: pa'
"N---' ~h~i- will olive O -,--r-
Tne Inun S..ps. s--S-- ..-.,,,ry
excursion TO MaIshalI Han to morrow. Aug.
make two trips-ieaving her w- :. wiz
and "a 5;t' R 2; m, refining at p. m and 10 p.
%: ". mo- .snd viii give practical exhi.
biLon OF the Iife-saving dress.
ran church Viii give n day snd
excursion TO Marshall Hall, Friday, Sept. i.
on on me commodious steamer Jane Moseley.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last eve
ming, and DR.. Verdi, from the sanitary COM
mittee, reported that they are hard at work
At the garbage question, and Will be able TO
report At the next meeting. The synopsis OF
the operations OF the health office for the
week ending August 20, 1876, was presented,
showing: Nuisances reported, 579; abated
3ls; causes of death Investigator, u; buriaIs
Al pubic expense recommended, 10; tons OF
garbage removed, sos; dead animals re
moved, los; privies cleaned by Odorless Ex-
cavatfDg company, 5s2; animals impoundei.
lOl; redeemed, 26; killed, 80; amount real
lzed, sSl. Resolutions were adopted con-
demning as unteDable the wooden structure
and premises No. lie ID street southwest and
the orie structure and premises Nos. Fl and
IS AIN street, Georgetown. A complaint was
received from Edward j. Shoemaker, No. 81
montgomery street, Georgetown, stating
that his neigbbors threw their soap suds and
waste water on his premises, and that there
was no sewer; referred TO the health officer.
Adjourned.
THE RANDALL SCHOOL BUILDING DIDr-
CATIoN-The new school building for col.
ored children at the corner OF Delaware ave
nue. and LIST street southwest, which has been
IIamed the Randall school by order of the
board OF trustees, will be dedicated with ap-
propriate ceremonies next Monday aftaTno56u
al o'clock. Superintendent Cook will make
The Introductory remarks; the keys will be
presented by the builder, Mr.. Joseph Will
liams; remarks will be made by Trustes
Brooks, member of the building commit
Tee Com missiOner DenEisOn will be presen,
and Is expected 20 speak, and al address viii
board o: trustees.
BUILDING PERNITs issued bv Ins,scto,
Plowmsn; VIM. Patterson, raise and under.
PIN a frame dwelling, east side I'D street
near northwest; $50. Mrs. Reiss, raise
18th, between II and streets northw west. siNo
L. NJ o, two-story brick dwelling eas1
side I'd; between b and c southeast; 81 600
Moses Kelly, three two story frame dwell
nngs, west side 10Th, between g and III street,
northeast; $1,000.
SNEAK THIryrs AT WORK ON CXprror
HILL--Last night the regularly organized
gang OF sneak thieves on Capitol Hill mad,
raid on the residence OF Mr.. T. A. Lazenby
and stole q number Of hats coats, and othe
articles from the hall of the house. The,
then raided the hail of Mr.. j. c. Entwislei
house, No. 6H East Capitol street, taking
coat, in The pocket OF which was SIS, amoa,
other articles.
KIcKID BY A HoRsE-Yesterday as ca
no 70 was passing along b street. between
Isl and South Capitol streets southeast, II
Loises baked and one Of them kicked tn,
S IVs FL Edward Jordan, In the breast, inJur
ns INN very seriously. He was conveyes
Drs. Mckim and Ford attended him.
fAkESTs sending their bows tn colIepe AM
wishing 10 have them ntted ont xvith c,o,n
ing and furnishing goods will and a fni
STOCK OF the above goods at the bovs, cloth
Ing house OF B. Robinson a Co eoo ps oro..i
vania avenue, next TO n. Winisn's =
A WORD TO THE CLERKS AND Crrrzvv.
1hoke who propose going TO the Centennis
during the coming month can procure
travelling bag, satchel, shawl strap, or truni
NJ McMCrray's cheaper than the cheapesi
sos Market Space.
"ExCURsIoN TO HARPER's FERRY!
Thur day, August 3lst. Rrsusd Trip, one do,
.@ Train leaves Baltimore and Ohio depo
NJ s:45 o. m.