Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06
Educational institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Inc capitol bill kindergarten and Primary
School VIII reopen for It's fourth year mex
Monday. This IS a most excellent Institution
For circulars and information address Corneiia
+. BOyden, 22 sd ST. sc.
Mr.. Joseph kaSpar solo vioIinist, graduate OF
conservatory of Prague, and pupil OF SauIet of
Paris, VIII impart instruction On the violin ia all
It's branches, beginning September 18th.
Miss M. X. schreiner VIII organize classes In
e. cltion and give private instruction. Address
hi at Franklin Building. Her references are
nom the best men OF the country.
Howard University VIII begin the fall term in
IFS normal, preparatory, collegiate AMI theo-
logical de- artments On next Wednesday at . a.
30. 1t Is open to all, irrespective of sex or race
The standard OF this institution is very high
and the system OF educating very thorough.
Miss Rathbone, most excellent teacher, re-
opened her select school for boys and girls to-
day at her residence. 3p1 9Th street northeast
Miss Louisa O'Brien resumed the duties OF her
excellent school to-day at 9zI 18th street.
The nth annual session OF Miss Mary b. Dun
par select school for boys and girls commenced
to-day at 1928 sth street northwest. The terms
are moderate and the school is the best In the
city.
MI. Graves school for boys and girls, 500
september Is. This school has very high rep
utat10n as mental and moral educator OF
youth. Miss G. l.. Graves VIII assist Mr..
Graves.
Rcck Hill college, romantically situated st
ElilcOtt City, Nd, is an Institution OF excellent
repute. II is In charge OF the Christian broth
young men OF this District.
4 GOLD RING Sw1NDLE AT CAMP MBETING.-In
the Police Court this morning two neatly
dressed white men. named John Allen aud
Richard Crown, were charged with selling on
sunday. Several colored men testified to meet.
ing these men at the colored camp meeting in
lnlOntoWn yesterday, and were asked by them
10 buy gold rings. Several witnesses showed
alleged gold rings that they bought out which
Ead changed their color since yesterday. A fine
In 10 -g,,,r
posed IN the case OF Allen, and Crown was dS-
missed.
The FUNERAL OF THE LATE CHARLES TIIIEy
who died on Friday morning last In the sIth
year OF his age, as stated in THE STAR, took
place this morning from his residence on attn
street, opposite the City Hall. There was
large attendance, Including few or the SOL
Oilers or the wal OF 1912 ii. ID. Clark NJ Cation
and others. and number OF the Oldest inhab.
ltants; The services at the residence were con
Quoted by Rev. j. l.. Deale, Of Wesley Chapel
after Which the remains were removed 10 oak
HUI cemetery for interment. The pail bearers
we've Messrs. j. T. Mitchell, w. X. Woodward
Wroe.
COLLISIONS IN THE PoToMAC.-The steamer
George Leary was little late In getting I'D this
morning fIOm Norfolk and Fortress Monroe
She took down large crowd Saturday who had
a very pleasant trip until Plney Point was
reached on the return trip. Here In order TO
prevent a collision with the steamer Jane Nose
ley, which was backing out from the wharf
the Leary came In collision with vessel loaded
with wheat. The rudder and steering apparatus
OF the Leary was considerably injured. Coming
up there was difficulty in steering In conse,
queLce OF the above mentioned acti lent Ouilg
70 this the Leary ran into a schooner off Point
Matthias. The schooner was loaded with iron
and was but slightly damaged. Her captain
was paid in full for the Injuries that mis-
vessel sustained. When the Leary reached the
Arsenal 1t was found Impossible for her to
each htr wharf on account Of her damaged
ste ring gear. and the tug Samuel Gedney was
brought alongside and tOHed her in. Repairs
Will be promptly made, and the regular trips OF
the boat viii not be interrupted.