Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-13
EDUCATIONAL

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PEIvATE lNsTRucTIoN IL LATIN. GREEK.
u Mathematics and English branches; best OF ref
erences given Mss GLoNEfs
ocl3-Ims- 1903 y ST.
THOSE WISHING TO MAKE LIES zE
make them on solar Prints This branch of art
corner 9Th and T. sts ocl2-4tS
THE NORWOOD INSTITUTE
l. "A a s S,n boarding riding aud lay ny! school
Gail on school business at I4o Massachnse.ts ave.
between and O'Clock daily.
Mr. and Mrs wM D. CABELI.
se16-lm Principals
PRACTICAL STENoGRAPHFR OF TEN
pupils advanced and beginners. ony iho>e who de-
J,rJ % SesS%e l.enSSTpher to or address
NCCA. LESSONS IN THE MOST RAPID. RI
siGSoR FABIANI, from Paris Europe.
VIOLIN LESSONs-PARTICUI.A ATTN TIoN
w., to sesinnsrS mus ig.nisesd eas germans par
or worchs Music store, s25 .th St oclI-sr*
pRIvATE DANCING LESSONS TAUGHT BY
y Lady Round Dancing u specially; Lessons given
oice. 'np'he' method Address Miss a. cc j. s.ar
ERENcH Taught IN VERY SHORT TINE
s1S Sl se
Of tickets will be issued at $40 course
20 lessons A free course OF Italian pupils
Monsieur p. C. DEE GARENNEs. A. b.. Professor of
French Italian. Latin and Greek assisted 10y native
oclI-Iw. LUCIEN E C ooLLrERE. 1855 s,nw
ENRENCH LESSONS. BY PROF H. LARROQUE.
bonnie. Paris Academcal cour'e OF French pronun-
cation and eiocution To pubic and private teachers
1914 ST collins
T Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI
- NERSlTl.
THE FACULTY.
JAMES c. wELLING, LID
President,
THE HON WALTER s. cox. LID,
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property,
OF Coniracts, and of Crimes and NJ isdemeanors
THE HON. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LID.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence of Common Law
and Equity Pleading, of the Law OF Evidence,
and the Law of Partnership
GEORGE F. APPLEBY. ESQ,
Associate Professor of Practice aud Judge Of Moot
Court
THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG LID
SOMETIME ASSOCIATE JUSTICE THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Professor OF Constitutional Law.
THE HON FRANCIS WHARTON, IL d.,
SOLICITOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Professor of Criminal Law.
ROBERT c. FOX, LID.
Treasurer
The Exercises of the school will he resumed in the
Law Lecture Hail of the Columbian University.
NEsDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, at O'CLOCK r
NJ, when the announcements tor the year Will be
the same as during preceding years with enlarged
I-ectTre n C1nTses . In al departments ,,,
by the Faculty will be accessible to all The students
aud will be used In the preparaton and argument OF
For catalogues, application may be made 10 VIM III.
Iowdermiik & Co. l424 St. NV: Fitch Fox as 4
Brown. li3. Pel1a ave, or 10 JAMES G WELL
ING, LID, President. se2It5m
w English Language. 9o4 NJ ST n. W. Mrs. VI.
STEVENS HART. Prime pal Private and Glass in
struction Day and r. ening. Stammering and other
detects OF speech cured. sell-2m.
NERMlLYA'S DANCING ACADEMY,
Carroll Institute Hall. St, near 9th.
Glasses for Misses and Masters will open for the sea-
son on WEDNESDAY EVENING. September 18th,
81. Hours Of Tuition: "Wednesday evenings from till
MRS. Il. ID. BUCHER AND MISS ADA b. CONN,
N1 Teachers of Piano Organ and Vocal Music.
solost and accompanst. aud will also play at wed
Address 1880 18th ST. NV. sel-2m.
N1 French and English School for Girls Fourteenth
annual session begins SEPT. 18TH. For circulars
se3-2m Mrs C. W. PAIRo. Principal.
DRIVATE LEssoNs-BOoKK EEPING-RAPID
l. Calculations and rapid writing specially.
sea-3m CT. WOOD. % 5th St me-
MRS. MANNs KINDERGARTEN AND PRE-
N1 mary school, 1918 sunderland Place Zone block
south oil dupont Clrcie opens October 4. 1886. send
for circulars seI-2m*
Mrs. j L. McGEt's SCHOOL sixth YEAR5
AN1 will reopen Monday. September both. at ITO L
INSTRUCTION IN LATIN. GRErK MATHE-
i mates and English. Prof. F. A. SPRINGER late
Civil Service Examiner Candidates prepared for Col
lege. Annapolis West Point or Civil service Exami-
nations Apply 423yth ST. NV se1l-3m
NyASHINGTON, d. C.-"THE CEDARS"-
Little Girls. re-opens OCTOBER lsT. 1885, Academic
ana College preparatory courses Special advantages
with enlarged school and class rooms will add greatly
'ne me %s EAR
st. se6-3m
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR. 9TH
- and stsn.w.-A practical business education that
selves and successfully perform the active duties of
life. Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing,
latons. bookkeeping. Business Practice. Commercial
Law Political Economy etenography and 1ype.wrI;
WEDNESDAY. September LIST, at am. and pm
August I'D. A full corps of teachers Tuition Fees
Day sess'ons-Re gular business course. one year
monthly insiaIlmens OF $40 each: year scholarship
in full ON entering. $50: tuition per quarter of 10
Year scholarship. $50 entering; three months SIS
20 on snte5ng and eance in monthly in
Illustrated Circular sen free on application fr,n,.,
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. auIs
4 ELLINGTON ACADEMY.
"A CORCORAN BUILDING,
Corner Pa and 10th ST., opp l.. ! Treasury.
A select Scnoo for Boys and Young Men. Number
limited. only scholars of good moral character re
ceived Fall term begins the SECOND MONDAY IN
SEPTEM Br K Day and Evening sessions. careful
and thorough instruction IN the Common English
Branches. Book keeping, Shorthand. Higher Arith-
metic, Algebra, Geometry. Latin and Greek
aul 6-:5m BURTON MACAFEE 4. NJ, M ID. Principal
S,CHOOL OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED 1871
- 1905 III nv
Private Class Lessons Church organ for practice
au2i-5m THEO. INGALLS, KING. Principal.