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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.
- -. = -
IN WASHINCTON-

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REV. n.v fEsssH hirRk.nps 81.
HON. TsSaf I 3 'h Sk Sn'%sySsr'i If n
ssp:9,r sa oin q ,as a,ss states.
HON; WILLIAM a. RfcaiRDsoN.e IL D..
Lecturer o on s, Sss,ice q s Cur. q c.ins
MARTIN + MoEEIs. IL. D..
and InternafiSn. .y ana cOinpa Gaaa'''A'
HON JEREM iia&iaafr n %ff.sox Lib
Lecturer On the Law Of Real Estate and the Law of
g5sf Fl Efu pSkIsg!PTaSSSo
Lecturer on the Law q Contract: and NssO,i.b,.
, .,,n,.. e .. re F. l ttEii LII D..
1, Ross r, PfR HssiTI'RRe IT, IL L' s.
Lecturer on Common Law PiesdinE. Criminal Law
HON sHa E R6S%afsslf l :. DSSsr.
f KEY On s I; I'T s. LfiSsiSH Property
Il 81:
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN. ESQ.,.
Secretary and Treasurer.
ton to number during the PAST year Of Hon Hsnrr
States WHOM has b,en assigned the eourse ON sd
mraity JurisErudsnee We also have the pleasure Of
YoR .deG tbs seay Or 1Ss of Msw
year and viii lecture on the Law of Personal Prop-
The new and commodIous building at Nos. 500 and
5Os street northwest which was completed and oc-
the purposes OF the Law and is beiie~sd u be
10 which eected Anpe sccommodstions srs prS
vided In the wayo. lecture rooms and library and
InS s.dne American n.ros ahS ss sss
text book, upon most legal subects with commo-
m; to i'd r. daily sundays excepted to student.
The Introductory lecture will he delivered and an
nov made iSs the ensuns term on Wednes
students. alumni Of The school and ali Interested are
most cordially invited TO be present
Quilting and fAa1.ssy: : dafas sei.ss
Der and daily thereafter from Ga 70 80 for
information, enrolment, &c. Those proposing 10
connect with the school tor the ensuing
nss and thus avoid the aesy asoys
curing on that occasion
be 81 snfL 81
j. John Ryrp eGw ce as Co. ai4 st and
ThOapsons drug store. fo3 18th St n W, or on sp.
plca'ion personally or by letter to the undsr.igned
se7-1m Secretary and Treasurer.
pRoF. ARNOLD W. MEYER. GRADUATE OF
forte. vice culture and theory OF muse. Address
WAsHINS rON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
a BtL2HRb BIZ Sf's saEen
MISS HALsTEADs PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
Ai chdren and oder girls VIII bevin OCT 3. On and
after Sert 2S application be made at the school
rooms i4<S2Oth st. n W., daily from 10 to l. m
sel2-:3m-
MISS AMY C. LEAvITT OF BOSTON.
1902 L ST. NV
PIANO AND HARMONY am
MRS. WALTON. 1902 II ST NV
4h r,ocu,ion Expressive reading.
Hiocutioh iPhyscs culture
Special course in Shakespeare. sel-3m.
EMERSON INSTITUTE
~ 01a l4th St
Mr.. CHAS. b. YOUNG
,,,,, , Principal.
Will reopen fo- the admission and Justification Of
puptls on MONDAY. September 26 The REGULAR
work will begin September N PREPARES for ali the
colleges. scientific schools West Point and Annsp
oils. ~ "f'
One Of the teachers is in attendance at the
school huldn g Where catalogues and full informs
uh VIII I've furnished aul5-:3n
ME-. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS ANDYOUNG
men will reopen September -. 1892. Best faciii-
ties offered TO- pupils OF ali and grades Best of
references Apply Tor circulars and Information ut
ltoJ Ioico:Gn ST. se2-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES c. YELLING. Ii. d. President

THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
MdSDY OF ss I viii be resumed
Hal x the a G TSe I.on. in ,ss
IL an ss sa,H the
gE .s.SsSs sS5e sssi q:
found daily in the Library OF the University.
CoRCORAS SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
This school will o. en- at O'Clock y. IN OCToBER4
With courses Of instruction the following subjects:
sna Analytical Chemi.try. General and fAbo
cy ,.S nEsssss Minsr.icsS, $es
G hSD rwins fnss f Tfshs
sSrman Latin PSYCHE All classes meet in the
ca DEPARTMENT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Sscnas po T. paaPiSo ps and
,,DDEEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, MENTAL and
N.biss ysologcai and Rational Psycho oTy
oDa The PHI 'Sry of
DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH -Ihorourh course in
ssPsSlally scientific stuaents Prof LEE
IN BEREAVEMENT x. asrraI OF courS.
readine. II modern and cisssis Germsn. incius!ins
81 aeSs rh eSET a Or and HER
cxh snS
sStIneti,On Land sgrysyps. roads and E.roS
Waoasn T rive Snd HsrsSrs tunnels Masonry
ma Gs9tTae: City fnrieesr ny I E1
e. actual a% s SSFh C. fr0f FRANCIS r. FAvA Jr.
.sRCHlIECTURAL COURSES.-Fleuentary and
Advanced Drawing Construction Materials Per-
spectve and shadows the Orders Of Architecture the
FAvA. Jr. ~
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
lNG-Theory Electricity and its Technical Appl-
cations Laboratory and Shop Work. Construction Of
Dynamos. Motors, &c. Laboratory supplied with er-
trio light and current. Z. P. LEWIS, b. S., In.
structor.
Cnnstr,ictfon OF Electric Shops and Plants Mechan
lcs fngineering, Municipal Problems of the Eectri-
cal Engineer Extensive Course in DESIGNING prof
FRANCIS r. FAVA. Jr., c. L.
r pEtpARTM ,i,- OF PHYSICS. General Physics,
Lectures tuy illustrated by experiments Practical
measurements In laboratory General Astronomy
L. T. LEWIS, B. s.. 1ns. ructor.
,, r3r InrtheT Information apply to Prof II. L.
hoDohiHS, Ph. d., Secretary Of the Faculty.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
I3i5 II street northwest gives thorough preraratiou
for college. for The Naval and Military Academies and
!or buslnes- corps of nine professors aud nstruc-
tors Number Of ruiis lnited to 100. Bull ding omen
for insrection and teacher present CATER Septe-
Der 10, to answer Inquiries rom 10 to O'clock Se,-
sion beei SEPTEMBER 26 For catalogue or fur
Their Information adirt IS
ANDREW T. MONTAGUE. PHI. D..
selo Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

IN WASHINGTON.
MISS KATIE ", WILSON HAS RETURNED
cun IRON np EprePe snd VII esgm her a SCI in voice
Pupil of William Shah espeare. sea6low'
MR., HENRY XANDER
AVA Will resume his lessons In piano and theory
g., On Octooer L.
1oos 'p st NV tsess,m, i 9iss o hSSrs
W For ID years president Ri chmond. Va Institute
NJ Isos class pS IL thorough in
timonisls from Governors Senators. supreme judges
&c. Of many years. se26-6t'
FREE LECTURE AND DEBATE.
sO6 ST. NV, Thursday. 2Jh inst. Sp m. q, I'M
Der f% t5s a p,o q Dr. Harris erint
eisr Academic o. new and enrey o original
method based upon tho laws of promotes and natural
system is speedy. educ tiona an fascinating All,
and especially TEACHERS. invited. se6-3m
RoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Girls AND
spe,i Ours TthBoTT, frinspai. '0 Refer r
Hon. A. Il. SpoGord. jy27-4n'
Capitol HILL KINDERGARTEN. o2 Sd ST.
Hiss 2Fni SSSnasS PSS neiSa IT,
SO EN- SS = S 6efq ri 11as
fEfR So Mi ffssSs Ind @
ten, PrmsTy and Grammar Grades; also Teachers
II c. SHERMAN,
WA, ...,,... TEACHER OF Music.
L
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES-FREN GERMAN
~ Italian, Sp2nsi ana English.
PROF. PAUL VOINOT. Diplome lie rUnivarsite de
France PRINCIPAL, assisted by full corps OF native
teachers. Natural method employed. Fall term cori-
Inences Octob /. Classes forming. Apply to 1926
New York ave. for terms aud tres trial lesson se!t2w'
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 900
y st. n. piano violin voice. EDWIN HAGI,
PRINCIPAL late OF New England Conservatory o. IIusc,
Boston. Mass se266t.
NAT1ONhL KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
~ school. Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK. PrinciT al, re-
opens MONDAY, SEPT. 20, at IOl7 10 II St Six
teenth year of Teachers Normal Course Oct. j.
sc24 st.
Mr.: ERNEST LINT HAS RETURNED FROM
VIC onceilo and Theory of Music. Residence. 1874
Corcoran ST. se24-1iu'
MR.. r. WILLARD CARLISLE OF NEW YORK
Asi instructor in Desarte Philosophy Of Expression
AMI De!sarte Mackaye System If Harmonic Develop
nlent and Del ortment. masonic Hall, 9th and SITS
NV. Office hours. 10 to y am. se24lm1
MADAME A. PELE HAS RESUMED HER
1872 l4t9 st. H..
Nine years Of successful teaching Best references
se24-3In'
MISS MINNIGERODE IS PREPARED TO RE-
AA ceive private pupils who desire instruction in the
clements OF draw n.y. the higher branches, pre-
paratory to entering the COrcoran School OF Art APP
plications may be addressed to the CORCORAN GAL
lEKY OF ARi. se2i-:,ts
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MEDICAL. DC.

MEDlCAL. &c.
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LILY Cream Ih. cream. - by marie, makes the deaf
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Ing II relieves or cures like mario neuraleis, rheu-
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ceu-h Inflammation OF the lunes dropsy diseases
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DR. BROTHERS INvIooRArINo CORDIAL rs
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Laboratory. 906 St 40. se6-lmS
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Graduated London. England. 1855; New Yorf. 1879.
Bladder and Kidney Ailments. Acuts OF Chronic
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Consultation frss- bz7-dsxsas
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
FACULTY.
Hon. ARTHUR MacARTHUS, LID.
Late Justice Of theuprsme Court Of the District of
Coumbia)
Dr.x

FACULTY.
ate Sn Or sas b,.rc.
Coumbia)
Hon. H. O. cfATGSfHir oN. LID.
3of the Washington Bar.)
Jurispradencs CoHmercis and Criminal Law. I the
Law Of non ii t1'nS inS f xRSE ILL., D.
Lecturer % Nj sGiSS2R r. s. Courts
Historical Lsc,urer and Lecturer Constitutional
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EUGENE ne D ,na ds SsEs 81 LIN
Secretary and Treasurer.
balns On 18Th IN "a and
stree 8. northwest when the usual announcements
Wi Sc sfs ~ sss viii be . d tae sa o
be Lectures will be delivered after the close Of the
:, The Cole Building. including the Library and
Eeading Rooms, will b. open daily. excep: Sundays.
the students and alumni of the school.
me course O. eetu,es by Pr sch3u,er the eminent
Domestic Relations Wills. &c. have been extended
50 as to cover those subjects more fully than hereto
The mode of instruction adopted in this hool.
in the ses Curing every session Of his csss bss
required that the membership of each class be linn
Az early enrolment is therefore desirable
the Moot e9g includes saetice before
the Moot Court has attained under the manavement
Of I'M to 1 the
the Pnbie departments who desire to keep up their
The secretary can be seen at his Office. No 4s6
Louisiana ave nv. every day between the hours OF
and as tie Saiain
and n asy
f :; s - IL
Or s csRs1 seery
tfR oE CANTON AfS ' u PaE1s.
n INsTRUCTO: IN ONE OF HE LARGEST
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ss ase
HAYWARD PREPARATORY SCHOOL, EDWARD
~ T; Lee a. princirsl, PREPARES rurs for al
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VOOD'S COMMERCIAL col LEGE AND SCHOOL
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low rs; day and evening sessions Persons IRE
TONS Call or write for illustrated college annual
COUR 4 F. WOOD. LII. NJ, Principal
EDWARD NJ. HULL. Vice Principal se:SS-tf
otto T. SIMON.
" VOCAL CULTURE.
System of BEHNKE Of London and the ce,cbrate al
weth9d q MARCHEsI o. Paris. aerster, Natalie
Nevada, Eamee. Meba, Decca, were trained by this
method. Instructor AZ Norwood Iastitlte Add,ess
until Oct I. care Of Hotel Altamont Baltimore. Nd
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

MISS KATIE v, WILSON HAS RETURNED
AVA from Europe and will resum. her lessons In voice
culture on OCTOBER 1ST next ut 1891 9Th ST. n W.
Pupil of William Shah esq care. se26t3w.
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BICYCLES.

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JAMES C. YELLING. President.

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nj IsS MINNIGERoDE IS PREPARED TO RE-
AVA ceive private pupils who desire instruction in the
clements OF draw n.y. in the higher branches, pre-
Iaratory to entering the Corcoran School Art APP
plications may be addressed to the CORCORAN GAL
LEkY OF ARi. se2i-:Ns
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-12
GONE TO REST.
Elijah Mcclannahan Gathered
to His Fathers.

One Of tho old landmarks Of Roanoke
city and county was gathered to his
fathers yesterday morning.
Elijah G.. McClannahan died at his
residence across the river yesterday
morning at 4 O'Clock, aged 76 years.
Mr.. McClannahan had been in feeble
health for some time, and had not been
in his right mind for three years. His
was an eventful life, and one in which
a Christian character was subjected to
trials and Universities that would have
killed stronger men. But he bore them
all, and died in peace with the world.
AZ ono time Mr.. McClannahan was
the richest man in Roanoke county.
He became president OF the old Big
Lick Banking and Insurance Company
in 1875. The business was soon merged
into the Bank of Virginia, and he con-
tinued in the office of president until
the institution closed its doors about
six years ago. Up to that time Mr.. Nc
Clannahan was wealthy man. But
when f. Rorer failed Mr.. McClannahan,
who had endorsed his paper and also for
Others who were effected, had the
amounts to pay. He saw his property
go down under the hammer without q
murmur. But the homeplace was left
and here he spent the evening OF his
life in peace. This property increased
in value, and now the family are COM
paratively wealthy.
Mr.. McClannahan was twice married.
His first wife was Miss Hurt, and tho
fruits of their union were two children.
His second wife was Miss Crenshaw, of
Lynchburg, and from this union there
were four children.
Seventeen years ago Mr.. McClanpahan
became convert to tho Presbyterian
faith at a meeting conducted by c. NJ.
Howard. the evangelist, in the little
church which still stands near the rail-
road Offices. In this faith he lived ever
afterward, consistent Christian and a
useful member of the church.
The funeral will take place Saturday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and all friends are
invited to attend.
The death of Mr.. McClannahan caused
sense of profound sorrow among the
old citizens yesterday morning. Many
recalled his useful acts and his polished
gentlemaDly manner. p. l.. Terry said
"Ile. was big-hearted man and be-
loved by everyone. During the thirty
years knew him he was the same
whole-souled Christian gentleman. He
was fine business man, and did moro
for his friends than any man l ever
knew. His death is a loss to the COM
munity, but he did his duty always and
died beloved by all.'
A GREAT farce comedy, "The Ma
bobs," at the Opera House to morrow
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-12
IN THE HUsTINGs COURT.
The Pitznogle Jury Discharged-Othe,
Matters Disposed OF.

The Pitznogle Jury Dischargcd-Other
Matters Disposed OF.
But little business was transacted in
the Hastings Court yesterday. The jury
in the case of the commonwealth
against e. b. Pitznogle, who were con-
tinued until yesterday morning, not
having been able to reach a decision
tho day before, appeared with the OK
ceptien of o. III. Owens, who is sick.
His name was Withdrawn and tho Jury
discharged. Tho case was then con.
tinued.
The case against Lee Allen for
robbing r. o. Arlington was set for a
hearing to day.
The case of the commonwealth against
Neal Hannah was set for trial Saturday.
Judge Robinson rendered his decision
In the case of Wick against Dupuy &
Taliaferro in favor of the defendant, in
the matter of form and not as to the
merits of the case.
The'court adjourned before 1c o'clock
until to-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-12
"Thc Nabobs."

JOIN F. HENsHAw and Miss Mary
Tenbrock will present to the lovers OF
farce comedy on next Saturday night at
the Opera House "The Nabobs." Fir.
Henshaw is too we'll known to the
theatre going people of Roanoke to need
an Introduction, having appeared here
several times, first as one of the "rwo
Old Cronies." and last season in 'Ihe
Nabobs." This piece is brimfull OF
comedy, pretty songs and dances. Mr..
Henshaw will sing his new version OF
Across the Bridge" and Miss Teubrock
will Introduce her whistling trio. All
lovers of farce comedy should not fail
to see The Nabobs" Seats now on
sale at Johnson & JohnSons drug store.