Evening star., 1886-09-03
EDUCATIONAL.


EDUCATIONAL.
= Men. St Georges. baltimore county, Nd. Prof J.
:. KINEAR,. A: NJ. Principal reopens Sept. 20th.
sdvansaxes % snd sitna,ion $40 to $500 sss.im.
MISS GARDNERs SCHOOL FOR SMALL
MI Shildrsn VII , be asopensd "a sep,emoei s.a :.
M vahSSS asSS: ~ SssssnssM "a i, IS ..ex
MRS ELrzABETn !. soMERs, Principal
be ss hems alter September sth from to p m.
TAMEs coRRTDoN. PRIVATE TUT0R-1sTH
st. nv. to 10 o'clock pm se2-lms
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880 I ST:
a.s sssa% ,9ss'm'0n apply Ne. tS w. pA1Ro prnc,n.
4 CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, b v NJ,
Connecticut ave- and L St, Washington. DC.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies' and
Little Girls.
The exercises Of the Academy win be resumed
SEPTEMBER Is, 1886. sS-1m
MRS. GEO G. CHIPMAN REOPENs HER
th pepsred sn during school hours and soss
which are missed resiudied until perfected se2-2ms
DRIvATE. LEssoNs--BooKKEEPTN
sea-3m CT WOOD. 27 5th st: me-
CPANIsH TAUGHT BY LADY FORMERLY
Mrs ". J. .BABCoCK,
se2-3ts 1S4U 18th st. st. NV.
nj ited sXA number Of pupils Mn vocal % Music LIN
se2-1ws 1926 Massachusetts, ave.
MRs MaNS's KtNDERGARTEN ASD PKI
south OF dupont Circie) opens octooer4. 1856 Send
7T7HE MEDICAL. DENTAL AND PHARMA-
open this winters sessions October 4th For further
d., Secretary. Ills 18th st. sel-toc2
~ ALL OF
Annapolis, West Point, all examinations.
IVY INSTITUTE: sw. corner 9Th and SITS. NV,
Evening Glasses. IS month sci
MES sssoJB BgREs g EHGhIsH cd AMP FRENcH
open Monday, Septemoef 21h 1908 ST. Circulars
nj and English school and Kindergarten reopens
0CroBER Third Third year. Circulars at 1924 1Ith St
Mrs. z D. BUCHER AND MISS ADA B. CONN,
M Teachers Of Piano, Organ and Vocal Music:
Miss Conn will accept engagements a piano
soloist and accompanist. aud will also play at we'd
Addres. 1880 18th St NV. sel-2m.
MISS BALCH's BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR
Nx Ladies and Gentlemen, 700 o St, reopens Oc-
ober 4. Thorough instruction given in English
snd
Anguagea Bookkeeping specially. Day and night
sdsS hsn ssa % v k saa%iss
ions One hundred successfully prepared during the
4SG xd8 sa
more. Md. se1-lm
SPECIAL LESSONS FOR PERSONS PREPAR-
DR. civil seryice LIZ It
HNHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
The exercises of this school will be resumed on the
2th of September with corpsof seven teachers The
nmosT 1 pupils Is limited ~ to one and app
fifth class limited in number to twenty-five, and
tdbe composed OF pupils seeking instruction in lower
toy to the regular work of the school, will be formed
aahs 6eginning OF the year IT q sufficient number Of
Of he PRINCIPAL win be placed in separate ROOM un
de- the charge OF teacher who will devote his entire
u, first four classes $50; in the fifth class 500 No
ezra charges
.he principal. of his assistants WILL from the
frt OF september. be daily at the school buildilg
185 H st. n.w., to answer Inquiries
al31-1m ANDREW p. MONTAGUE, Principal
MISS L. OBRIEN
M her sslest for girls Ct No
ACADEMY SACRED HEART OF MARY,
"a MARYLAND , av. and 9Th st. sw-Boarding and Day
attention given to Music On Piano Either and banjo
vae lessons au31-2w
IL 1924 18th st. NV
Hiss 9. W. Kelly, London Medalist, and Miss NJ
Medals awarded in lite classes in June. 1887.
PINKNEY INsTITgTE, sls coNNEcTTcUT
os ad s spDy
CT JOHNS COLLEGIATE INsTI1 UTE.
snsd Vermont aye between and ss NV Studies
1 suss-sw '''A' 's''ea Bro. e'T TOBIAS. President
GERMAN-AMERICAN DAY SCHOOL FOR
0 ~, GIkIS Is 92s t st. NV, reopens WEDNESDAY,
guages by all pupils Of average capaeiy Private Les
au2s-im* MISS G DENGLER. Principal.
2 OF WAXEKGY EN-
null ans seEps OF teachers n,ss ,1pscoup pr,,,n.,
TUE COLUMBIAN MsssinytGp gSnyGssITYbt SI,y, i. c
The preparatory school begins September 90
The medical schooI s besns s ocsoser eetenOe' ~
The The CorcoIan % scientific a ssnSoi begins October
" ~ JAMES G ~EILISe
LNRIE SELECT SCHOOL,
II AN ELEMENTARY AMI HIGH SCHOOL FOR
BOTH SEXES,
WILL REOPEN SEPT. 18TH (THURSDAYl
There are two courses of study-Engsh and Scien-
tifc and Classical The school is supplied with MAPS
charts, globes. weights and measures of the Metric
system. reference books and chemical and physical
laboratory supplied with all necessary apparatus
Number Of students limited. TUITION from $50 to
$lO4 year. including use of textbooks. send for
catalogue call at school between 10 and IL M
au26-5m THOS. W. SIDWELL Principal.
1NHE MISSES KERR BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO
Il their fr ends that they have changed their resi-
dence to lob 18th st. where their school will be
continued with increased advantages September 22d
au26-l I'm
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1912 MASS
IA ave. viii resume studies MONDAY, Sept. 9th with
renewed advantages for thorough course in Science
Music and Art. The theory of Music is thoroughly
taught Special attention is paid to Piano, Harp Gu
tar and Banjo Painting and the Languages receiye