Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-29
Educational Notes.

Those returning to the city the last OF this
month, and those who may yet come, will find
that by consulting the advertising columns OF THE
STAR 1t VIII be an easy matter to select good
school for their children In all branches of educa-
ton, from those that have opened or are about TO
open.
On Monday, October l. Miss Narrower opens
select boarding and day school at No 1880 Massa-
chuSettS avenue, in the new and commodious
building known last season as the residence Of
Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan. This Is one OF the few
D0afoihs schools IN the city ana the boarding pu-
principal, and receive all OF the attention neces-
sary to their happiness. The location is conve-
Waite, Rev. DR.. Leonard and many others are
among Miss Harrover's references.
The Law School OF Columbian University, James
C. yelling, LID, president, win open on October
10Th, az O'clock p. H.. In the Law Building, 5th
street, near D. Judge Walter s. Cox, LII d., Is the
professor OF the law OF real ana personal property
OF contracts and OF crimes and misden1eanors: the
Hon William A. Maury, LID, is the professor OF
equity, Jurisprudence, OF common law and equity
partnership; the Hon. William Strong, Ii. D., is
the lecturer on constitutional law, and George F.
Arpleby, esq, is the judge OF moot and assO-
cite professor of practice. An additional prize is
offered this year Tor an essay On some topic Of
law, to be announced hereafter Catalogues may
be had at Angllm'5 and Morrlson's bookstores
The school Of law, Georgetown university has
the following faculty.: Rev. James 4. Doonan, S.
j.. president; Hon. r T. Merrlck, Hon. W. A.Rich-
lie NJ.
Wilson, }: j. Darlington, esq, and John w. Ross,
esq. c. W. Holm n. LII D.. dean. The opening
versity Law Building, southeast corner 9Th and F
streets northwest, on Wednesday, October 3D. at
$3.50 pm, when announcements for the year will
be made All interested are cordially invited For
fuller Information circulars may be had at book
stores OF W. Ii. Morrison and j. Brad Adams or OF
s. NJ featihan, secretary, 4l0 5th street north
The Rouzee art school, Is now open In Vernon
row. corner of 10th street and the avenue This
is the fourth year. The terms are three lessons
week for s. a month.
Mrs. JEANNE E True, the we!l-known singer in
forms her pupils and others desiring Instruction
In vocal music that She will resume lessons On
Monday next, October 1st, at her residence No
933 New York avenue. Mrs. True is most cffictent
end competent teacher.
The German language and eIocution are taught
by Mrs. H. UlEe, very successfully, at No. All 18th
street northwest. Students are received between
II a. n. and 2 p. m.
Miss Eva Mills, the wel!-known and talented
artist, VIII accept limited humber OF pupils in
vocal music at her residence, Nc. LIB 18th street
northwest. Miss Mills great SUCCESS in music
here, and elsewhere, in opera and concert is O
sufficient guarantee Of what she can do In must
Cal instruction.
Immense Results From Advertising in
The Star.
MR. GoLDscHMID's STORE CROWDED TO OVERFLOW
NG-ll25 PERSONS WAITED ON IN ONE DAY.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
WASHINGTON, Sept g.
advertised in THE STAR OF Monday q list of
goods and the prices OF the same that would sell
on the next day. / directed my clerks to keep a
record OF those who bought the articles the next
day, as advertised, and find 1t fo0ts up eleper,
hundred ana trfRty.Hre persons. / make this
statement voluntarily, and will authenticate it TO
any one who may question 1t.
iSgned) R. GoLpscuMID.
No. S12 7th street northwest
1.-THE STAR has not only made inquiry, Which sus-
tainS the correctness OF this statement but learns
that there were IN my customers VINO had TO leave
without being waited upOn1
PROF. AND MRS L. f. c. CoLLIEaE's day school
reOpenS September 2G