Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs FLORA e D. NNISoN
Al VIII resume her
CLASSES IN BANGING

| EDUCAI1ONab
Ms FLORA 6 %i R, rss',ms Ssr
CLASSES IN BANGING
| AT
| ACADEMY.
| NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.
| O, between 9th and 10th stsl NV. on SATURDAY.
October 3. All the latest and most fashionable dances
carefully and thoroughly taught Circulars containing
fun information can be obtained al my residence 90
| nj St. or of the Jantor at the hall sel6-lm
+ Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVEI
IL STTY.
THE FACULTY
JAMES wELLING, LID,
President
THE HON. WALTER s COX, LID.
Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property
ofContracts, and OF Crimes and
Misdemeanors.
THE HON. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LID.
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence of Common Law
and Equity Pleading, of the Law OF
Evidence, and the Law of
Partnership
THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LID
Lecturer Constitutional Law
THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LID,
Lecturer on Criminal Law.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ,
Associate Professor Of Practice and Judge Of Moot
Court.
ROBERT C. FOX. LID
Treasurer.
The exercises OF the School will he resumed in the
law law, Lecture Han OF the Columbian CnveIsiiy
a oSWBER LII at oCl In r. NJ Shen the
ty and course of instruction will be the same as
course OF Lectures on CRIMINAL LAW, BY DIR.
MA matART3N. For cataiog9es application may be
ave; q to JAMES C WELLiNS LID. President.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-MEDICAL
~ DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI
MONDAY. oCToBER 9TH. at pm. in mn the S MeS Sn
cal Budlng, I325 n street NV, with am introductory
Procession and Public are cordially invited. The
regular lectures wi continue daily throughout the
The Autumn Examinations will commence at the
COLLEGE on Tuesday October 9Th; at pm For par
stnw Office hours $50 to 10 am & 4to pm sl6lin
DRoF. KAsPAR. HAVING RETURNED FROM
resumed his on the Violin at his residence
113l 18th St NV. se25-lm
TINHE CoRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF
The exercises of this school will he resumed I'm the
University building TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9Th. at
T., Besides the general course instructions viii be given
Analytical c6emsty, Mea ns M, &e Engineering
pals school ,is Is open to both , ss.eS
auesed to call on the Dean and register their
as early as possible
JAMES C wELLING. LID,
ld-6m President.
M English and French School for Girls thirteenth
ANNUAL session commences sept 18th
se3-2m Mrs c. w. PAIRO, Principal
Mt VERNON SEMINARY.
100 AND 1104 NJ STREET NV.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME
AND DAY SCHOOL
VOTING IADTES AND rJTrr r-rDrS
MRS ELIZABETH J. soMERS. AM, PRINCIPAL
MRS. n rUanH "A, c ,u Vice Principals.
Assisted by a Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and
Teachers.
Highest Standard in English and Classical Studies
Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITz
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Music
Art and ElocutIon.
Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER lST. 1885
Application by letter or personally, as above
au22-3m
MRS: J. L McGEES SCHOOL, AT ITO ST
VI VI NV. will reopen September 10th, 1885. I'm
usual advantages III French tI,erltz method) and in
Object Drawing. aus4-Sn
tiiAI LEY P HALLA HOME SCHOOL FOR
dress Mrs. NJ. E PORTER, Principal. ani-;,ms
ERIENDS SELECT SCHOOL. AN ELEMENT
and progress Of School aboTat Sys and ADJ ADJ
been PrOcured The corps Of insrucon has been
Instruction in English mathematics natural sciences
and the languages is thorough and sufficient to pre-
Send tor catalogue call from 80 pm. to
a pM riioS' W. slDpM rinciLs,
VI and English School and kindergarten will re
CONSTANT practc For Circulars hns anpv laugh
NV. auol Ems
Miss C. NJ. BALL.
PRIVATE TEACHER oF' ENGTisH BRANCHES.
Experlencedn teaching foreigners thelanguage 2i-lm
WAsHINGToN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
1923 Vermont avenue,
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Little
Girls
This institution will upon its twelfth annual
session "Wednesday, september .,3d, 1850.
Mrs Z d. BUCHER PRINCIPAL /
Miss H. l. HUNTER. Vice Principal
Assisted by full corps of experienced teachers.
For catalogues and full particulars apply to the
7 p. cAULFIELp, Nus: Doc,
will resume business October /, 1855. seIs3m
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTI-
~ ca!y taught. Success guaranteed if Instructions
are followed Private pupils preferred and number |
limited. r. +. CROMELIN, Office of Johns q Easton,
Az Louisiana ave. sel9 BINS
A GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST RECON-
"A mendatons and references desire. pupils of any
age for Classic and Modern Music: Singing after the
true Italian method; good German, Partisan. French,
anu Italian taught 10y grammar. conversation and /
epistoary style, with Unsurpassed methods. Mrs,
hor II ELDI. l2lo u ST. al.-Sn
A kLINGToN ACADEMY, Corcoran Bnilding.
"a Cor Pa Ave and 10Th st., opD. u ;. Treasury.
\ an RnA and NnnAr,p Men