Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-05
Educational institutions.


tuition In voice culture: piano. organ, theory,
harmony and composition. az his residence,
No. 500 18th street NV
West End seminary for young ladies, 1915 II
street northwest, Miss v. Faust principal. re-
The Ar School, Mrs s. E. Fuller, principal,
1918 / street, opens its ninth annual session
Sept. 18th. Instruction in all branches OF
drawing and painting. Evening classes in
mechanical drawing.
Prof. and Mrs. L. E. COlliere's French, Eng
lish and classical school for boys under Il
years OF age, will reopen Monday, Sept. Is, at
No. 1894 street NV.
The Miner normal school, tuition free, for
cOlOred teachers IS now open for the reception
OF pupils.
Pupils are fitted for college or given private
lessons in ancient languages, MATTHEWS tics,
&c, Dy samuel W: townsend, private tutor,
1442 COrcoran street.
Miss Richards school for girls and boys will
reopen Monday, Sept. 9Th. at 12lI 10Th street
Miss Wright will receive few pupils at her
residence, 1896 / street n.w., opening on Sept
10Th.
The The sixteenth annual session of Mrs. Jen-
sens seminary for boys will commence Sept.
9Th at her residence, l07 ID street NV.
Miss OsbOrnes boarding and day school for
young ladies and children will reopen at 9i3 NJ
The session of Capitol Hill school for young
ladies', 2lO street Sc, Miss 4. Gabraith.
principal. successor to Miss A. M. Hanson, be-
gins Sept. 9 Evening classes in elocution
taught by the principal.
Virginia Female Institute, Staunton, Va.
Rev. K: Il. Phillips, rector. assisted by a full
corps OF experienced officers The 3ith annual
session will commence Sept. 11th.
Park Seminary, SOC 9TH street NV, will re-
open for the tenth annual session Sept. l6sh.
For particulars address principals, Mrs. G.. NJ.
Condr on and Miss A. Tolman Smith.
ANOTHER BASE BALL FIzzLE-The f7zle
between the Nationals and WOrcesters in their
Baltimore game last Tuesday was followed by
another fzzle In the game here yesterday at
ternoon. In the Baltimore game the Worces-
tiers were ahead when the Nationals kicked
against the umpire and left the field. Yester-
day the WOrceSterS were ahead-5 to being
the recOrd-at the close OF the seventh inning.
ing that 1t was too dark. The umpire ordered
the game to proceed, and the Worcesters re-
fusing to obey he declared the game forfeited
10 Inc Nationals, with score of 9to0.
A LIQUOR CASE IN Eou1TY.-Yesterday a
PHI IN equity was filed by Dennis Ready agt
the District OF Columbia, to restrain the COL
lection Of fine. The petition sets forth that
Daniel Ready was tried in the Police Court
September 70, 1877, for selling liquor in less
quantities than pint, convicted, and appealed
TO the Criminal Court, the complainant being
his bOndsman; that no notice was sent to
them OF the case coming up for trial, when
judgment was given In their absence for sos
and costs.
afternoon, in the Police Court, the cases Of
Nathan Frank charged with dealing in beer
bottles belonging to District bottlers, were
called, Mr.. S. C. Mills appearing for him, and
jud gment of mot guilty. was entered in four
cases because of faulty informations. Another
information was filed. but as the prosecuting
witness had not complied with the law by reg
isterlng the design or name on the bottle In
The Clerks office, nOl'e pr0seQui was entered.
A CORN THIEF WHIPPED IN VIRGINIA.
isaac Goldman was arrested last evening
E,nie IN the act of stealing corn from Mr..
Niles Munson, in Alexandria county, ard
taS S before justice of the peace, who
SSnaered him to have twenty lashes ON his
VA paek. he whipping was administered
Dy 1ltOett Allen, c0lOred constable.
SILKS, SILKS, SILKs-One hundred pieces
q oiaek ana q eeoped silks Just arrived black
q and 81 q black silks are speciaI bsfrpains
Carers, IN Market Space. Colored silks.
e1siy c9ior ana every shade, plum, navy blue,
light shades of colOred silks.-AdN.
SCHOOL SUITS, at the Boys Clothing uousa
Of 3, Robinson & Co., 800 PENNSYLVANIA ave