Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06
THE SCHOOLS OF WASHINGTON.
Advantages offered Here for Profess
siOnal or Special InstructiOn.

Few cities AFFORD advantages 20 the student
equal to those TO be found in this city. Not
only on account Of its collegiate and academic
institutions, but also on account Of its many
and excellent professional schools and various
institutions for special instruction, Washing
ton offers many attractions to seekers after
knowledge. The new scholastic year Is now
fairly opened. Persons desiring to arrange for
instruction will ind q very complete guide to
the educational Institutions of the city in THE
STARS advertising columns. THE STAR con-
tinues to notice, from time to time, various in
situations, which are especially commended to
patronage.
The opening exercises Of the law department,
National University, were held last evening at
by Hon. Henry n Wells lecturing on criminal
law. This law school begins the new year with
Increased fsciites and faculty saH composed Of
TONERS. Applicants for admission can obtain
further information and matriculate at the law
building daily, between the hours Of and
The Linguistic college, new school Of lam
guages which has been opened at room 123 Cor
coran building, under the direction OF Charles
Egon De Client, offers special advantages to
persons desiring to study French, German or
italian, or perfect themselves in English
studies. Arrangements can be made for pri-
vate lessons or instruction in classes.
Arrangements for instruction i'm German,
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and French can
be made with Prof Joseph Wirth, 62s 10th ST.
ne.
Mrs v. B. Mullan's art school, e13 street
northwest, was opened last evening and will be
opened this evening until O'Clock TO visitors
Excellent opportunities for instruction in art
are offered by this school.
Mr.. James Caulfield, late professor at the
Grand Conservatory OF Music, New York, has
established himself at 1882 kngman place,
where persons desiring to pursue musical stud
les under his direction can find him.
The classes in shorthand conducted at the Y.
NJ. c. A. building by Mr.. E. P. Hanna afford
ips for hnfh hav md ODD.
vanced students.
Mr.. F. D. Pistorio, the well-known master Of
hall, + street, between 14th and 18th streets
northwest.
Persons desiring instruction upon the piano
sonaDle terms, with Miss May H. Mead, 9O2
22d street northwest.
Private lessons in English, bookkeeping, PEN
ranged for with Court F. Wood, q competent
instructor, ~ 9Th street northeast.
DR.. William Bernhardt OF Leipsic university,
member of the high school faculty, has ar
ranged to give instructions in German, lin classes
and privately, after the 18th instant. Those de-
dress DIR. Bernhardt, at 10 9th street north
west.
Mr.. Walter Paris proposes to open a school Of
ton In water color, drawing and decorative art,
provided sufficient number of applications
are received to warrant the enterprise. Letters
should be addressed to Mr.. Paris, at 1411 q
street.
Mr.. NJ. Porter Smell, an experienced stenogra-
pher, has made arrangements to give instruc-
ton at the Y. NJ. c. A rooms in light line short
hand, which he claims to be the latest simplest
and best reporting system.
Mr.. f. c. Messer has reopened his studio for
pupils in the Y. NJ. e. A. building, on New York
avenue. Applicants should cali from 1890 to
11:3O a. m.
Glasses in drawing and painting are being
formed at the Art school, under the direction Of
MIR. c. S. Hein.< Applications should he made
at the studio, northeast corner of 10Th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, between 10 and IL
q. m.