Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06
E6u CAtiOnai HnstitutiOnS.


DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Inc capitol Bill kindergarten and Primary
ScnoOl Will reopen for It's fourth year mex
Monday. This Is most excellent Institution.
For circulars and information address COrGena
+. BOyden. % Sd st. Sc
MI. Joseph kaspar, solo vfofnfst. graduate OF
Conservatory Of Prague, and pupil OF sauet of
Paris, VIII mpart instruction the violin i'll all
It's branches, beginning September 10th.
Miss NJ. X. schreiner will organize classes In
e. cltion and give private instruction. Address
hsr at Franklin Building. Her references are
nom the best men OF the country.
Howard University VIII begin the fall term in
It's normal, preparatory. c. legiate AMI theo-
logical deI artments on next Wednesday at a.
ID. II 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 al her residence Sol 9th street northeast.
| Miss Louisa O'Brien resumed the duties OF her
! excellent school to-day at 921 25th street.
! The nth annual session OF Miss Mary b. Dun
/ bars select school for boys and girls commenced
/ to-day at 1928 sth street northwest. The terms
! are Moderate and the school Is the best 10 the
| city.
| MI. Graves school for boys and girls, 3o3
| East Capitol street, Will reopen Wednesday,
| september 10. This school has a very high rep
| utatiOn as a mental and moral educator OF
| youth. Miss G. L. Graves VIII assist MI.
! Graves.
Rock Hill college. romanticaIly situated st
Elhc0tt City, Nd, is an institution or excellent
| repute. IL Is In charge OF the Christian broth
CTS, anu DStlES OF It's rolls tho names OF MANY
| young men or this District.
| a GOLD RING SwINDLE AT CAdP MEETINC3.-In
| the Police Court this morning two neatly
| dressed white men, named JoRn 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
! Un10ntoWn yesterday, and We're asked by them
| to buy gold rings. Several witnesses showed
| alleged gold rings that they bought, but which
| had changed their color since yesterday. A fine
| i'm,
| posed III the case OF Allen, and Crown was dis
| missed.
| The FUNERAL OF THE LATE CHARLES TuLEY
| who died on Friday morning last in the S1th
| year OF his age, as stated In THE STAR, took
| place this morning from his residence on 4th
street, opposite the City Hall. There Was
large attendance, including a few OF the sol
oieIs OF the war OF 1912 ~. d. Clark, NJ. eaton
and others. and number of the Oldest lnhap-
1tants. The services at the residence we're con
Quoted by Rev. j. L. Deale, of Wesley Chapel
after Which the remains were removed TO Oak
Hill cemetery for tnterment- The all-bearerS
we've MessrS. j. T. Mitchell, w. X. woodward
W. Burris, VIM. Dixon, c. a. Ware and Charles
Wrce.
COLLISIONS IN THE PoToMAC.-The steamer
George Leary was little late In getting I'D this
morning nom Norfolk and Fortress Monroe.
She took down large crowd Saturday, who had
very pleasant trip until Plney Point was
reacned on the return trip. Here in order TO
prevent 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 neattoned actffent. Ogi ~
70 this the Leary ran into q schooner off Point
Matthias. The schooner was loaded With iron,
and was but slightly damaged. Her captain
was paid In Jul for the Injuries that his
vessel sustained. When the Leary reached the
Arsenal 1t was found impossible for her to
reach her wharf on account of her dalnageG
brC ught alongside and tOHed her in. Repairs
will be promptly made. and the regular trips OF
the boat win not be interrupted.
EowsoSs superior ice cream, Sl.25 a gal. Lib.
erai discount to dealers. 1l04 18th st.
BEATEN AND ROBBED OF HIS CLoTHING.-Tnts
morning In the Police Court, John Murphy a
white man apparently about 20 years OF age,
testified that he had found this man early We:
terday morning In The neighborlooi OF james
creek canal with fr'ghtful cut On his forehe n,
and all his Clothing gone. Mn. Murphy stated
that he bad been knocked down and robbed OF
his Clothing. The officer stated that Mr. MUIR
Ply las latley been an inmate OF the poorhouse
hospital and expressed desire to DE sent back
10 tle hospital. which was done.
CAPT. a; II. Bo6ARDUs says: The Orange pow
der made by the Latin Rand Powder com
pany is coarse grained, burns even. does not
recon- much and shoots strong. F. 2. May &
Co., Ga Pennsylvania avenue, are the agents
INTERESTING HEBREW SERyIcE.-The syra
gogue OF the A6aS Israel congregation was thr
scene, at $50 O'Clock yesterday mOrntno of a
rare and interesting ceremony in the recentior
| of Leopold the thirteen-year- son of Mr.
julius Baungarten. INTO the mysteries OF the
| orthodox Jewish religion; thirteen baiDy th,.
| age at which Hebrew youth are held to h. re-.
| sponsible for their action In accordance with
| divine law. TIE editce was crowded Tie
| c1n0atlng rabbi was Rev. j. W. Samuel anc the
novice stood
the sacred book eXpOundiDg and explaining the
passages, showing Familiarity with the Holy
oook when many oder members cannot CT sin.
AT the conclusion or the reading he received
golden haGge. consisting OF star inscribed
From Adas Israel Congregation" dppencant
from a bar Inscribed Ia Hebrew characters
Bar-MiZwah" meaning That the young maa has
become OF an age TO De responsible. AT the
| cOse OF the ceremony Mr.. Baumgarten cor.
daily invited the members In attendance 10 his
house where they were Hospitality entertained.
ARABEILA COMING HoME.-The summer Is over
and Arabella Will soon resume her place among
Us. 1t seems but & few weeks ago thar she wen
into the country. We did not miss her from
PcnDSS lvania ave, because she seldom appeare1
there; but he who boarded the outgoing trains
was sure 10 find her just, as by taking passage
on yesterdays train or those OF the later
autumn he Will md her-Setting her face home
ward. or course she wears spectacles. not an
ounce or SupeitfuOuS flesh burdens her precious
bones, and her plain attire is outraged by never
bow nor ribbon. Arabella carried an um-
brGlla when she left US and she Will bring II
hone-a trophy OF past and harbinger OF
future summer campaigns. Arabella reads her
DOCK unmndful OF the panaroma spread before
The eyes OF those Who look out OF window lock
| Wen TO the safety Of her abundant supply OF
wraps, and like Longte.lOw's Village Black
shHtn, she cares Tor no man, She AT least
| 1haI = what she would have us understand for
| sEe plurnes herself on being a person OF com
mon sense and one possessed OF no vulgar
| SulIeSit!: but II it were your misfortune 10 be
| sileateitu under the same ROOF with her during
| 3 4h, summer WanGerings her presence ur9
| c S.oup'eoIy destroyed the fragrance az your
| 80, anu II you esSaycd fl;rtattOn fen m one
az, =, I'd presence threw a wet hIankar nn,n
| in-'s ,rnoceht aud enhancing occuD1rton ant
, niiiea II In the bud she ~ = n n1, o
ramntna s,r onn she encroached upon yo9r old
o"1 90 ,s SioG9 IN the mountains: sna soIgbt
uut , anu ny aued tne secluded nook anon h
tsohs a. N9"poFt, Where you have ;iei s,r,ra
sro nti'.sloh these rnany years. and vor
| oaobilng oJcok Where you were WORT az naia your
| trout, uhdlsturDed, proved as a I,oh, OBJ l ~
| when her feet were guided ArabeiIa ba %
| taken new departure ana haS q,,r mas
| her band TO shetching IN her esxa az ned
years Fortunately for her. she knows tnc NJ, ss
tie Of the art 10 which she IS consecrafio bn .
self TO appreciate the utter badness of her wnri,
J lier views On social topics are like those she
| eItertatnS on art-crude and warped. Narr,o-e
| she regards as an accident tu womau's nc
| greatly 10 be deplored, and q baby Is her net
| aversion. IL is well that she Is coming ho!ne
\ ar6 To Chah ,n