Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

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Educational Institutions.
DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Parents and guardians are already begin
nlng to look around Tor suitable schools ut
which to place their children and wards foI
the next term. The teachers and principals
of educational institutions are therefore be-
ginning 20 make preparations for the 'fail
campaign" Among the many excellent
schools, Wen conducted, the following have
made their announcements. by advertisement
for the next opening. As the others do like
wise. notices Of them will appear in THE STAR.
Miss Emily l. Hunts excellent school for
girls and small boys viii reopen at 2lG street
northeast Monday, September 9th.
The Rockland School for girls, at Sandy
Springs, Md, We'll and favOrably known, will
be opened September 18th. Mr.. Henry G.. Hal
lowell, j NJ IS the principal to whom applica-
tiOns for circulars and particulars should be
made.
Alnwick Seminary for young ladies' at Con
tees station, Prince Georges county. Nd, will.
resume its duties Monday, September 10Th.
1t is conducted by the excellent educators, NJ
A. Tyson and sisters.
under the care of sisters of Charity, corner
10th and G streets, will reopen Monday, Sep
fember I'd. French no charge.
Miss Is. C.. Graves, assisted by competent
corps of teachers will reopen her Select School
and kindergarten for Boys and Girls Septem-
Der Is, at So 18th street, come III. The Nor
NAL Training Glass will begin October b. For
particulars address the principal.
Professor G: Genesi, thorough professor of
French and Italian, can be reached by ad-
dressing him at Brady's gallery.
Miss OSbOrne'S Boarding and Day School
for young ladies and children will reopen at
ai3 Nj street northwest, Monday, September 9,
1873. Pupils prepared for Harvard examina-
tiOnS.
Send TO the Rev. w. 7. Wylie, president of
the Wilson College for Women. for a catalogue
of that well known institution.
The Georgetown KINDERGARTEN, Miss NJ. E.
Hatch ard Miss Nj. King, will begin September
10th. For circulars apply AT No. l06 West
street, near High
Mrs. Archer, late principal of ''Patapsco
Female Institute" Baltimore, has removed
her school to 140l Massachusetts avenue,
tember 55th, is7S For Circulars address MIS-.
NJ. Il. Archer. Washington. ID. c..
Summer Entertainments.
A family festival Tor the benefit of ST. Aloy-
SiuS school Tor girls will he held at the Wash
ingtOn SchuetZen Park tomorrow. There
will Be first-clasS music and refreshments.
Tie excursion of Washington Lodge No 6.
4: q: NJ which was 10 have taken place last
Friday. viii come of this evening. 1t will be
made aboard the City of Washington, which
will leave at Ia and return al am.
1 he knights of St Bernard (GeOrgetown)
Will give their sixth annual picnic at Green
Spring tomorrow. Everything will be done
to make the day pleasant one TO all.
Co. AS excursion to Blackstone Island
w. Thompson. Nuff ced.''
The select excursion to Piney Point and
Point Lookout, under. the auspices of the
Young Peoples Association of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church leaves to morrow even
ing at on the Jane MOSeley. AT Point Look
out there will be plenty of time for bathing a ID
fishing.
The Nellie will leave Congress street bridge,
Georgetown, tomorrow morning at eight, for
a cool and comfortable trip up the canal to
the Great Falls.
The Mary Washington leaves at us tli,
evening for moonlight trip down the river.
returning ar II.
Carroll Institute will give an excursion to
Marshall Hall, on Thursday, the I'D instant.
These excursions are always select. A special
feature on this occasion VIII be prize shooting
open TO all.
FRACTIOUS HORSE.-To-day in the Police
Court John Kramer was arraigned on the
charge OF cruelty TO horse The evidence
for the prosecution was that Kramer was driv
ing this horse at furious rate near Soldiers
Home, saving his mouth with the lines till his
mouth bled, and lay ing on the whip energeti-
cally. The defendant claimed that the horse
viii runaway with anybody, and had an ugly
habit of taking the bit in his teeth. when ir is
impossible 10 hold him, and TO make him let
gc his hold oG the bit he whipped him. Other
witnesses testified that the horse was a very
wild one, and that it was with the utmost diff
hcUlty LIE could be managed. Judge Walter
remarked that il the defendant was correct
This horse should not be brought out on a Dut-
lie street or road, and he imposed fine Of SO
or sixty days
THE ATTEM ID OUTRAGE ON Miss
TURNEK-The father of Miss Turner who.
1T Was stated in Saturdays STAR was the vic
tim OF an assault by a stranger FRIDAY after
noon at her house, 22i2 llth street, states that
the villain knocked his daughter down and
dragged her across the room, when She
recovered her senses and screamed tn a
younger sister who had just at that time re-
turned home from walk. She in turn gave
the alarm 10 gentleman living next door,
anu the villain, finding the difficulties in his
way multiplying, hastily made his exit through
a back window into the yard and out the rear
gate into the alley, and made his escape with
cut accomplishing his vile purpose. He has moi
been arrested.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows -
May Sehillng TO Daniel Dougherty, lot 9. So
1O4d 500. Thomas McGill to Agnes Rowan
lots lo5 and Isl of Mount Pleasant; 3. VIM
Bel 70 ID Z Bell et al, lot 2, sq $50; 3. ID. f.
Bel to NJ \ Bell, lot 2, So 556;$-. John
~ 2nStall to III. s Cummings, lot Is, 50. los
2, ~ j. 5. levely To +. p Gleason, lot q, So.
dS; 2On. L. w. Fowler ruStee, to J.
Kendall, lot a" sub division of Mount Pleas
SILKS, silks silks, silks. Black Silks colored silks
ment Of silks. Every ward of Onr SiiES viii he
sold at the smallest advance above cost Eiack
siiS, 5c. excellent black silk, 15c. Our 81 and
81 black silk is heavy gros grain ard raal
satin finish. Every shade OF colcred silk ND
Carriers. III Market Spaee.-Adct. '-'''A7'
STABBED BY For R-YEAR-O OLD BoY.-cbas
Iohn, boy, was severely cut BY Arthur Wool
four year-Old child, Saturday afternoon The
latter was eating piece OF watermelon. and
Charles was tantaIZing him, when the child
turned and cut him in the hip. infiicting a Sc
we're wound. Dr. E A. Adams dressed the
injury.
The DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL BANE
OF The REPUBLIC have leased TO MeSsrS. A
Saks & Co. the elegant suite of rooms directly
over the Bank. They will be connected with
Messfs >. s Co.'S present extensive establish.
nehl, and will In future be used as their tail
Orins department-Adt.
LIST OF PATENTS granted TO the residents
al ne ss, IN, OF Columbia, Virginia and
1S7S:-Davld III. Weaver and Marlin Heafwole
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