Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-08
Educational Institutions.

| Parents and guardians who are still undecided
where to send their children or wards to school
during the coming year Will find needed 1nforma-
ton in the advertisements in THE STAR OF the fol-
lowing educational institutions, and others here
tOfOre mentioned in this column:
| PARK Seminary, a weli-known institution for
| young ladies', Will be opened September Goth at
ZIG c street northwest, Mrs. Condron. principal.
| Instruction In mathematics, grammar, compost
ton, &C., will be given privately or in class.
| Miss Balls French and English school for misses
Rhode Island avenue. Instructions in the ruiz
ment' OF instrumental music given free
The Misses Kerr will reopen their school We'd
neSlay, September 90 1882. 90 12th street north
west
Academy of the Sacred Heart Mary Maryland
avenue and Sth street, will reopen for day scholars
and boardars Monday, September 11th The course
OF study is thorough. Including all branches tau hit
In nigh schools and academies. In connection
with the academy, though entirely separated from
II, the SISTERS conduct department for small
MIS- E. L. Jensen's seminary for boys will re-
open September 18th at her residence, 206 street
nor Invest
Mir. ana Mrs Alfred Bujac's English AMI French
boarding anu day school for young ladies. 1912 18th
| street northwest, reOpens September 2lst Music
| under the charge OF Miss Seron
| Mt Vernon Seminary, English and French
boarding and day school for young ladies, 100 NJ
| street northwest, reopens September 27th. Thor
ough coiiegiate coursn. Special advantages for
students In music and art. Mrs. j. E. SOmerS prin-
| Cipal.
Prof and Mrs. Lucien E. c. Collleres English,
west.
Prot Alexander DeWolowski, pianist and vocal
LIST, assisted by his daughter, Miss Isabella De-
Wolowski, has re-opened his musical institute at
1l16 street.
Miss Sarah A. Hewlett. piano teacher S14 9th
| street northwest.
j. E. scheei. organst, teacher of piano and vocal
music, 73i 18th street northwest
| Episcopal Female Institute, Winchester Va
| begins September 18th, 1882.
1Snr Coll Env,1n
! Separate institutions One management Opens
September 13 1882 For full Information address
Miss spalding's Young Ladies' Seminary. 2A
north s5th street, West Philadelphia, Pa, will re-
| Maryland Agricultural College will commence
its next session Thursday, sept 81 President
VIM. H. Parker, College Station, Prince George
Irving Female College, fredericksburg, Pa (near
Harrisburg. will begin its 9Th year September 20
| Rev 1. +. Eye, AM. president.
! MaplewooI Institute, for young ladies and gen.
! tlemen, is twenty-five miles south OF new Broad
street station, Philadelphia, on Philadelphia and
offered to young men and boys to prepare for col
| lege. Degrees are conferred by authority OF the
iefislature OF Pennsylvania upon young ladies
taking full course. home-like department for
| little boys. Twelve Instructors j. Shortldge
principal. Concortviile, Delaware county. Pa.
| Ha2erStown Seminary for Young Ladies' Rev. c.
| L. keedy. principal, HagerStOwn, Md.
| GIrnetts University School, Ellicott City, Nd,
| will reopen Wednesday, Sept. Ii.
| SENT 70 JAN. CHARGE OF FoRGERY-Jos.
r. Crozet, VINO is said to have lately been appointed
to clerkship in one OF the departments. and who
| was arrested n few days ago for forging the name
OF Mr. Frank Hume TO 4 note, was called up in the
Police Court today for trial. Mr.. H. III. Wells ap-
hearad Ior tne derendant The prisoner IS an intel
/ years old Mr. Wells said that II the court would
| let him prove that the defendant was insane he
| would so to trial, and II rot lie would waive an
| examination. The court said il would be an I'M
usual proceeding Tor 4 committing magistrate to
ne pea Cd INSANITY which was clearly case
examination, and asked that the bail bc reduced
t now being 1900, remarsing that the amount OF
the alleged forgery was only s.. Mr.. Moore said it
was not The amount OF the cneZZleDlent but the
gravity OF the charge On which the amount OF bail
| was liked. The court refused to reduce the bail.
anu tle detn',lht was committed for the action OF
| the grand jury.
ILLINOIS Republican Association last evening the
Io!lowins gentlemen were appointed as political
WLWood A. Moo1p ounce he0asre Il wBbhand
r. w Jones S. 7. Rounds II. H. Martin, ID. IT,
Jones' W r. Lawyer, J 4 Little, j: B. Underwood
! a. u. Atkinson, Il. +. Fuller, S. r. Edwards A. L.
pitn"y, e. W: Balsley, John W. Paine, r. E. Woods.
d. L. Gold, Samuel MCPHERSON, Charles Diemar'
- +. brockett and Theodore L. Lamb. This com,
miitce organized by the election of A. j. Whitaker
as chairman, J..B. Atkinson, secretary, and Theo-
| dore L. Lamb, treasurer.
| RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
| arrivals at the river front follows: Barge
anu JOStpHlile buCnly, tons coal Clark a
| Given; barge Francis Payne, Oliver 26l tons do.
same; barge Kate Moore Moore, 29i tons d. Same:
| barge Winnie, Hughy 239 tons do, s. Emery: schr
Annie Maria, Martin, 40 tons do, same: barge
Hunter, B:ookman, ll2 tons DO, for steamboats,;
schr. Uriah Horner, Weston, cordwOod, j. O. Car.
ter; sloop E C. Strong. Russell. 1875 bushels oys-
tiers, market; pun2y Charley, Herbert, l25 bushels
/ oysters, market
| SERIOUS AssAuLT.-This morning about 12:45
| O'Clock, difficulty occurred on street, between
| 18th and 18th northwest, between white man
| named Conrad Marks, and cOlOred man named
Wilson Smith, the latter knocking the former
down; his head struck the sidewalk with great
| force After he was down. Smith kicked him sew
eral times In the abdomen. The injured man was
| taken t0the I'd precinct station In an tnsensible
mans Hospital Onicer West arrested Smith.
| DEEDS IN F1E nave been recorded as follows:
Jared Mckenny to Maria f. Gordon, pt f. su 999:
| $500. Sophia E. CrObbs to Mary Swearingen.
| sub IS. So. 100; $4,000. E Temple ct al executors
to I. J. Fisher, in trust, lot l, SO. So: - Mary
| +. smith TO Robert and Mary j. Coltman lot g. So
2s5; 8, 600 Eliza 9; Hutchinson to F. B. Conger,
sub 90 So ls9; 81. 500 John 7. Audenreid to Annie
Griffith, lot PA: 50. 6.5; Ss,s7o L. N. Saunders,
H. Warner 70 the District Of Columbia lots II and
| ~, So 626; s, 600
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to W. NJ.
Wharton and Maggie Evett, OF Baltimore Nd :
Jas OConnor and Arabclla Young.