Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-30
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Offers to BOYS AND YOUNG MEN

DAVIS SCHOOL
Offers to BOYS AND YOUNG MEN
An Excellent Education at Very Low Rates
This is Military Boarding School, and is of the
BEST EQUIPPED Schools in the United States
Cornet Band Cadet Orchestra fu course Of study or
for highest classes Of any College or for
Register, with full particulars. address
jy1s2w' COL. a. c. DAVIS, supt. LAGRANGE, NC
X ZEE MAR COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC. AND ART
to for
VIRGINIA.
Session begins Oct l, and continues nine months.
Complete courses and equipment for instruction in
Letters and Science, in Law, Medicine, Pharmacy,
Engineering and Agriculture. Expenses moderate.
VIM NJ THORNTON,
Chairman of the Faculty.
p. o. University of Va, Va.
,y1.5,s.l1, 3O,au2.6,9 :
Ill., COOL SPRINGS. 1000
W 4Gharl9tte Han school, st M SlIy SSS
English, classical matthew atical, commercial and mil
tary courses Board and tuition. including washing.
10th session sept For further particulars adj
MOTIVE DAME OF MARYLAND.
~ COLLEGIATE Institute for Young Ladies and Prepa-
tory school for Little Girls. EMILIA ?; o., miles
Notre Dame. Send for catalogue. jy23-eO2m
On aA son BoYs AND
Mrs NJ b Kinear, Principals Unsurpassed. $500 to
ShdsTIi MO o G3LtEGE. sSW,AkTHMoRE Pa
Broad Street station. Philadelphia. Under the care Of
Manual Training and Preparatory School e cassesJ
H fS f' fI's1sHf 1ef fa
BENNINGTON (N.J.1 SEMINARY, CONVENIENT
Il TO Washington. 5Oth Year Offers rare educational
facilities for both sexes. Terms moderate. High and
sA
open ALL sUMMER-CHEAPEsT AND BEST
& a5i s sa Il Ms
Portraits to order from IS to 5000 Studios U open
wonderful progress of students. jy6-lm.
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
St9na Building y 2th and n ,tsCTweatieth year
advantages 0. B. bUIhARb. Director ' ,yS S nrsS
ROCKVILLE; A h p RQGKyILLE, MD,
H Of r5 Location high and
and in al depSrens seEd for eatsios@e Re%
NELSON ;Tr,ns,psi W fISekSEY MAsoS
iy5.tsepi5 w. o. '''i-N"AN'' A0 f''S' assistant
II OCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS RE-OPENs
ACSeptelnber n thorough training; home govern
1 Ss e. riisuSsf
A. Nj. Nale), sandy Spring, Md. jy1-3m
TI,HEO INGALLS, KING, TEACHER OF PIANO
and Organ; tor the summer at 707 ii st. w., Mon
day, Thursday and Saturday, 4:3O to q pm. Tues
day, "Wednesday and Friday, 80 to 10 am jel7-3m
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, CORNWALL.
~ N, y; $4OO per year. For circular with courses
OF study, &c, address Col G. WRIGHT, b. s., A. NJ
supt; b. f. HYATT, comd't of Cadets jeIO-3m
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY, OGONTZ PA. UN-
~ excelled location and surroundings. New school
equipment Gymnasium, military drill &C. Thorough
preparation for College or Scientific School Fer cir
jeIo.2@ ' JSo CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
TY-TRAlNED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" Tor civil service West Point College &C. Glasses
aud private lessons day or evening. FRANK L. HALL.
81 ST. NV. my16-3m
TINHE EERILTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
123 14th st.nw.
Terms BERN
Open all Summer. Also Summer School q Asbury
Park. N. j. au.ss
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 9TH
band ID SITS. NV. Founded 1854. More than sc, 600
young men and women have been trained in the Spen
ceran Colleges Day ana night sessions. six courses
Business Course; Shorthand. Typewriting and Graph
ophone; Practical English; Telegruphy; Spencers'
Rapid Writing. Reading and Orstory Delsarte method
business men furnished with trained employees Illus
trsted Catalogues free. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice
Principal: HENRY Q. SPENCER. LIZ u. Principal.
MARTINS COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE ana 9Th