Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12
The New Schosa Year.

The summer vacation Is over, and preparations
have been made in all the educational institu-
tons for the new scholastic year. Several schools
opened on Monday and to-day, and during the
next two or three weeks all OF them will be fully
under way. Pareuts and guardians at home, or
who are returning home from summer resorts un-
decided where they will send their children to
school during the coming year. will IND 1t to
their advantage to consult the advertising COL
umns OF THE STAR. Special mention Will be
made OF the educational adsrrtissments in turn in
its rea ders double educational directory.
The Mount Vernon Institute, and English and
French school for girls. has long been established
ct 1880 street northwest. by Mrs. C. W. Pairo as
principal 1t will reopen this year on September
26tn and merits continuance of the wel.earned
patronage with which It has been favored here
uofore. Mrs. Pairo is painstakng and thor
OUCH instructor. and has graduated many young
At 1918 street northwest, opposite Franklin
Park. the fourteenth annual session OF Mrs S. +.
Fuller's Art school VIII begin Sept 18th. Thorough
instruction In drawing and painting is given.
with mechanical drawing by Prof schaar. The
record OF the school is excellent.
west. reopens on September 30 % o0' This is good
home and day school, with excellent parental
care and discipline. Mrs L. E. Smith is the prin-
cipaL
Mrs. Burr VIII reopen her school ON Monday.
sentemoer "a. at 1903 street. This excellent
public require. tits always well patronized.
Prof BuiiaIusW aSh1ngton Conservatory OF Music
Is open al the year. at the corner OF 7th and D
streets northwest. The entrance Is at 7O7 street.
This Is his fourteenth year, and his record on the
piano, organ and Violin, and In singing Is well
known AS favorable one throughout the District.
He has corps OF twelve teachers and Is a
thorough director himself
Mile V. Prudhomlne the well-known and
highly-esteemed teacher OF French, reopens her
classes on September 49, at 1898 street, opposite
Franklin park. She has classes OF all grades at
moderate rates, and gives a good pronunciation,
which may be acquired in one term by her new
euphonic system. There are morning and evening
classes for adults while private tuition is given If
desired There Is also a daily Kindergarten for
little children at / 80 pm.
Prof. J. E. Srheel, organist teacher OF piano and
to every nody in Washington. He gives particular
attention 10 beginners as well as to thos desiring
terms are moderate, at ia 18th street.
me Ceaars, home school for young ladies' and
little girls Will begin It's fall term on October 1.
This school is delightfully."- situated on the heights
OF Georgetown, and is accessible by street cars to
all parts OF the city. The grounds are extensive,
and the location could rot be healthier. The
terms are moderate. and the school deserves all of
Its success. For full details send for circular to
the Misses Earle, at No 1916 25th street. West
Professor Alexander De Wolowski, the we'll
known pianist and vocalist, reopened his musical
Institute at 1910 New York avenue last evening.
IRE professor gave fine reception to his nu-
merOuS !riendS and pupils. The parlors and
musical department are most magni1cently fur
nished and artisticaly decorated.
ing instructors Of the District will give a thor
ough, practical instruction to young men and boys
over ten years OF age, who wish to At themselves
1Or any business or profession. He limits them to
twenty pupils Circulars can be had at the book
stores or OF Mr.. Richards. at 1901 COrcoran street
The law department OF the National University
reOpens on Monday, October 1st at the lecture
rooms. 925 street. New students can obtain in
formation or enter at the Office of w. j. Newton,
secretary OF the faculty. S10 street.
David L. Johnson organ1st and choir master
at 11l7 10th street northwest gives private lessons
In music at 81 per hour and public voice classes at
Miss Tacie A. Daniel, the well-known amateur
artist, teaches vocal music. For full particulars
address her at us 5th street northwest
Prof G. Ginesi teaches the French language In
eighty consecutive lessons His address is at
LeDroit Park.
Mrs; oga j. Helseleach-spler opens her kinder
garten at 1135 18th street northwest on October l.
Her circulars are now ready for distribution.
Prof j. F.: Gernuiller. teacher of the piano,
organ. vocal music and harmony. may be consult
ed at 74i 9TH street northwest. Special attention
Is given to beginners as we'll as to advanced pu-
pills. Terms are Moderate.
an accomplished steIographer, in room z Of the
Kelley building. southeast corner OF 9Th and E
streels northwest Pupils are received at any
time. and Taught for practical amanuenslS and
stenographic work.
t-lect school and kindergarten will open on
September II, on 18th streeT, at the foot of Cor
coran street. A dancing class in connection with
the school will be organized October LIST. Terms
a an to pp for dar na
pals, 1895 10Th street northwest.
The National Kin !ergarten and school for prfm-
9Th street Mrs. Louise Pollock's name is suf1i-
Gent guarantee that the children who so there
aud affection.
The kindergarten Normal Institute for the train
Ing OF teachers, Mrs. Louise Pollock and Miss
Susie Pollock principals. begins It's eighth year
October 9Th, ana enjoys national reputation.
Its graduates FILL honorable positions In many
parts OF this country. Parents con give their
n nharf .nal fhan SaS
LESSON.
The West End Kindergarten and school for
branch OF the National Kindergarten, and opens
October 1st. Those who sent children there last
year viii be sure 70 do SO again.
The PenSOara Free Kindergarten. $40 18th street,
IS one OF the institutions or this city OF which the
washington kinderg arten Union MY well feel
proud. 1t has the well wishes and gratitude Of
both parents and little chillren.
Ihe Misses Kerr win resume the duties OF their
school on "Wednesday next. September 49, at their
residence, No. 9lS 18th street northwest. This
school has been established for many years and
has always sivsn great satisfaction to its patrons
1t will doubtless be as full this year as last.
tlonal home for young ladies and little girls 17l2
n street northwest On September &c. Circulars
win be ready on September Is. This schooLwhich
1S an excellent one Is located conveniently to the
connecticut avenue street cars.
The school Of Miss E. sendorff, for boys and girls,
opened on the 10th in the Methodist Protesta MT
church building on 9Th street.
On the 18th inst Miss Balls selec. school, at 704
Rhode Island avenue, will be re-openei. The
rudiDlents OF instrumental music are taught free
at this school.
Tn"o. ingalls, Kings school OF music is now open
at .ys sth street northwest. with branch at the
northeast corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
Street This school has been In successful opera
ton since 1877.
Prof. H. Larroque is very successful teacher OF
French. He is native or France, and graduate
OF SOrbonne University. Paris He also teaches
Italian, German, Spanish, Latin and the natural
sciences His address at the present Is The STAR
Office.
The well-known teacher OF elocution and dra-
matte art, Mrs. Adeline Duvai Mack Will resume
her lessons at her new residence, 1914 street.
Sept. "a: Circulars can be had there in the mean
time. Mrs. Mack met with great success last sea-
son.
Affairs in West Washington.
MISUNDERSTANDING about 10 O'Clock. a wagon
belonging to j. Robertson q Bro. broke down
while crossing the Chain bridge spilling out the
eggs, peaches &C., and 1njuring the driver.
CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The shipments from
the mines Of the Cumberland coal region for the
week ended Saturday Sept. s, were g. 500 TONS ard
Tor the year to that date Ga tons an increase