Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-05

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B. Wood andJ. T. Mollere have been designated
% watchmen in the Treasury department. and
special officers for duty in said department.
Inc case OF yonh b1own, charged la with assault
shooting him. was In the Police Court this
morning, but was continued until Tomorrow
To-day Phillip Moore, charged with an assault
with intent TO kill Charles washington, was
released from jail on 81 geo ba1l.
Educational Institutions.
DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Parents and guardians are already beginning
to look around for suitable schools at which to
place their children and wards for the next
term; and teachers aud principals OF educa-
uonal institutions are therefore beginning to
make preparations for the '.faI Campaign
Among the many excellent schools which ad-
vertise In The STAR the following have already
made their announcements. AS the others do
likewise notices OF them will appear 10 this
column:
The summer school for business of the Spen-
cerian College, corner lth and L streets, Is now
open for special individual Instruction In al
branches necessary for good business educa-
oon, comprising penmanShip, book keeping and
correspondence. Full particulars given at the
college as to hours OF sessions and terms. Many
young man ascribes his success In life to his
connection with this college, and many young
ta01es have fitted themselves here for business
Prof. j. W. Hunt, principal of the boys Eng
hsh and classical high school, located In the
north session room of DR.. Sunderland's church,
~ street, announces his twelfth annual COM
mencement September LIST. Our best citizens
bear testimony to the excellence of this school
Circulars giving particulars can be obtained at
the bookstores or from the principal. Address
box SIS p. o.
The session OF the Georgetown Collegiate In.
st1tute for young ladies for 1sI9-SO will COM
mence the second Wednesday I'm September.
Son 70 CON the rsla
On application to Miss Lucy stephenson, prine,-
Pa1 NO. lVl Gay street, Georgetown, DC.
french lessons are most successfully taught
Nile v. Prudnommes, No: $40 14th street
Her system is thorough and practical, ana
pupils acquire the faculty OF perfect pronun-
citation: Her terms are moderate.
prepares its students for any college 10 the
country. The graduates from this school fnd
no Omculty 10 entering college. English ana
scientific branches to f1t pupils for business are
taught here by the most experienced teachers
The wefl-known Charlotte Hall school, ST.
1aTy's county, Md, commences the fall term
Monday; September 1st proxlmo Board and
:ccttton for the session Of i've months, s74 Cir
culars can be obtained by addressing VIM. T.
Briscce, secretary to the board. This Is an ola
and well established school.
The Maplewood Institute, located at Concord
vile, Pa, is one Of the popular schools for pupils
OF bott sexes. Students are prepared for bust
ness or for entrance to Yale or Harvard colleges
oy nrst-elass professors Primary pupils are
The Irving Female College at fredericksburg,
Pa, popular school aud healthy location, will
open the Ath year OF its course September 10th
Rockland school for girls. at Sandy Springs,
Nd, viii reopen for q full course of Instruction,
with lectures on history, bellies lettres and the
natural sciences, September 18th. Mr.. Henry
G. Halloween Is the principal, from whom par
ticulars may be derived.
The Maryland Agricultural College, situated
ad The s nsfy Of 5Sa
school is well known.
the Pennsylvania Military Academy, at
Chester Pa, a well-known institution OF learn
English and the classics, commences the fall
<Ssm sept. 10th. Col. Thee. Hyatt Is the princl-
pal
Sept 18TH Applications made to 500 5th street
northwest will be attended to by the principals
Latin, Greek, German, French, mathematics,
Inetoric ana logic Taught In class or privately
0y s. w. Flynn, A. M, 1921 street northwest
Prof. Flynn prepares pupils for the colleges
West Point, or the Annapolis Naval School.
Mrs. Graves school VIII be reopened In Sep
tember, with the female department In charge
OF an experienced Lady. The location VIII De
named hereafter. Those desiring further in-
formation should address j. A. Graves, Wash
1Dgton, D. G.
LEI BGNE -.UIsAScE CAsE-resrefday, Jacob
u. collins file petition for writ of certiorarl
20 the Police Court OF the District of Columbia,
Court the record In the case Of the District Of
C?ldmoiA vs. Jacob II. Collins. at the July term
II the said Police Court" The bill sets forth
that THIS case Is an Information against Collin;
street by storing dry bones there. 1t allege-
that there is no law which prohibits the storing
Of bones In this District, and that the reyula
ton OF the late board Of health making this pro
hibition was made by that board without au
thority; that he has pleaded TO the jurisdiction
OF the Police Court, but that the police justice
has refused TO dismiss the case. Judge Jane:
made an order that the writ issue, aud the case
viii be heard In short time.
R0BBING A WoRKINGHAN.-John Tyler, EN-
plOyed In the Washington market-houSe, OF
Friday last left his watch, boots and pant
hanging In the office Of the market-hOuSe wntlt
he was engaged In washing out the buildin4
with hose. In the meantime cOlOred thie
named Vim. Robinson stole the articles IN an
TONED and made his escape. He was arre5te.
this morning, and the missing articles We're re
covered from third party. Robinson > het
for he2riLg. This morning Robinson wa
arraigned Ia the Police Court On the charge o
the larceny, and denied that he had stolen The
watch, aaG asserted that b. mad bought II IRON
man. The court said he ought to tind tH3'
man, and sentenced him 70 me OF $50 or q
days.
DRowEED.-The Alexandra Gazetts of las
evening says. samuel Wilson, s. l6-year Old sol
or Mr. CLas. Wilson. residing On Queen >stfea
near Patrick, was drowned In the lower leye
or the Alexandria canal, about O'Clock las
night. He, In company with several othe
boys, had gone TO the canal TO batne, out, bein,
unable 20 swim, ne got beyond his depth ap(
sunk. The body Was recovered in a few mia
uteS oy Mr.. VIM. Murray, Jr. lt was still warm
ana every effort was made 10 resuscitate 1t bu
without avail.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
GaIy Brent 10 Mary NJ. Douglas. sub. OF lot q
%. o4o -. Allen b. Hayward TO Charles
LEWIS, lot 70, In sub. Of So Cos; 5000. c. Pagel
to .: d: y. GToshon, part or lot 10, 81. 6S
1900: The Church Of the Messiah to j. {
ChApin, part lots 81, IS and So S1 2lO; $50
Thomas Cain TO Cecilia Cain, part 10, So. 10
" j. T. Mason, trustee, to r. 81. Sheeley
lot 80 Of Mount Pleasant; S, 5i4.04. E. w. Hal
eel to c. AcC. Taylor, part 8, so. III; 81 $780,