Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

EdueatiOnal Installations OF the City and
Viefnity-InfoFmatto for Parents and
Guardians,

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To aid parents and guardians who are pom
oerfng over the school question, THE STAR
continues to publish, from time TO time, notices
OF the educational institutions Of the city and
vicinity. The advertising columns OF THE
| STAR furnish q very complete guide to the
| schools, seminarie&, and colleges Of the city.
| The sixteenth annual session ofthe Art School,
| 1913 1 street northwest, opposite Franklin
tion Of Pe Hr september IL Under the dtrec
objects, from the antique and from ME, In land
Every aondag ana Thuray evening" Se1
r. IN mec6anical drawing are given by Prof
Person. wishing lessons in shorthand can
make satisfactOfy arrangements with Mr.. ]. r
Cr0ggin, 1910 18th street northwest.
corave Dessn ot Fns roW
sue srt studies. Both day and evening classes
piication to E. ]. walker, secretary.
Inc Arlington Institute, at Alexandria, Va,
for schoo for tbsr ss 70 Kfg
the attractions Of pleasant home approved
sdueationa! advantages. Full Information can
ReSecaa by addressing the principal, Miss
Miss Bragg's English and classical family and
gay SCHOOL lor young ladies and little girls, $50
Gatalognes can be obtained by addressing Miss
Fanny Bragg at the number named.
sty will reopea Monda OF e1e tb
In the new law building, 1OO6 street north
west The school begins the new year with
mission can obtain full information at 4SO1a
louisiana avenue or at the law building. Cata-
yne and srad e. ADAMS
or rom the treasurer, Fleming j. Lavender,
esq, 1OO6 street.
Miss Eva Mills has arranged to take limited
number of DuDilS in vocal music beginning the
18TH instant. Miss Mills residence is 1926
Massachusetts, avenue. Previous to the 18th
street.
Beginners in music. as well as advanced pu-
instruction on the piano or organ, or in vocal
music and harmony, with Prof J. Francis Ger
muller, TAI 18th street northwest.
quite as necessary to learn to dance as to learn
to spell. Prof. Sheldon's dancing academy,
t tUOa r., street offers unusual advantages to
Wednesday and Friday evenings from TO
nesday and saturday afternoons. D0"'' "s0
The Columbian College Preparatory school,
Sudn HecnRass and
lmgs, will open tor the year on the 21st instant.
THIS school. which has the benefit Of the super
vision of President yelling, and the faculty of
the Columbian college, possesses unusual facili-
ties FOR training young men for admission to
college, or for entering business. Prof Monta-
be in attendance daily at the school until the
pupils.
The Capitol Hill Institute and Kindergarten
will reopen September 3d. Information con-
corning terms, methods OF instruction &C., can
be obtained from Miss Smith, 221 "A street
east.
The desirable location of the Episcopal schools
az Haddonneld, n. J., and the moderate
charges for board and tuition commend the
schools to favorable notice. The schools in.
clude young ladies' seminary a boys mill
tary academy and military college
instruction In Oil and water color painting for
beginners and advanced scholars can be OBJ
tanned from Miss Eleanor s. Ware, 100 18th
street.
THE BURGLAR HAD GONE-A burglar broke
into the house of Mrs. Davis, 1906 4th street
last night, by forcing a window, and while the
family were seated in the second story ran.
sacked the dln,ng-room and closets. They had
packed up stock of articles to take away.
when member of the household heard a noise
below and carefully descended the stairway
and discovered the condition Of things but the
burglar hado vanished. Two windows were
raised.
A REDMEN's CONFERENCE.-The annual con.
vention of the Grand Tribe of the independent
Order of Redmen of the United States will be
held In this city next week, at Redmen's hall
commencing Tuesday morning and continuing
several days. There will be about rs delegates
present, being one representative from each
tribe OF the order in the United States, Tues
day evening the visitors will attend a picnic
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