Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-15
BEGINNING SCHOOL.
Educational Institutions Ready to BE-
gin Their Course of Instrnction.


Educational Institutions Ready to De-
gin Their Course of distraction.
On Monday next the Misses Tiffey will
reopen their school for girls and small boys
at their residence. 1886 Corco-an street.
They have a very comprehensive circular
for distribution, and parents interested in
hndfng desirable school at which to place
their children would do well to call on
them.
Mr.. Paul A. Steele of the Spencerian Bus
mess College announces that he Is prepared
to take a class for instructions in penman-
ship and bookkeeping. He will conduct
and Is prepared to give private instructions
In either o. both branches during the day or
evening.
At Georgetown College the department
of arts and sciences opened yesterday with
a large roster. The medical department
of law October 4. The fame Of this institu-
ton speaks for itself. and needs no recon-
mendation in these columns. Rev. j. Ha-
vens Richards, s. j.. is in charge.
MIR. and Mrs. G. r. Smallwood will re-
open the Washington Seminary, $40 18th
street, October 2. Both intermediate and
advanced departments are instructed here
by the most approved methods and under
the individual attention Of the principals.
Special classes in literature. languages. elo-
C
work are held daily.
The Episcopal High School near Alexan-
dria. Va. will inaugurate it's fifty-fifth year
september q. Extensive improvements in
accommodations and equipments have been
made Prof L. NJ. Blackford, NJ. A., Is
principal and the boys will be under his
immediate supervision. An attractive cata-
logue has been arranged by the manage
ment and will be sent to any address on
application.
The Hannah Moore Academy for girls, To-
Gated at Reistertown. Md, only a short
distance from Baltimore on the Western
Maryland railroad, will reopen September
20. This academy was founded in 1882. and
has long been noted for it's healthfulness.
careful training and thorough instruction.
1t Is entirely unnecessary to say anything
of the University Of Virginia. AS seat of
learning II Is the peer of any university in
the land. The academical. engineering. law
and medical departments begin today. Hun
dreds of alumni of the different departments
bear testimony to the thorough training
ture whatsoever should be addressed to
Prof. William NJ. Thornton, LID, chair
man. Charlottesville, Va.
The twenty-fourth annual session Of the
school Of law Of Georgetown University
will commence October 1 in it's commodious,
specially designed law school building, 506
and sos E street northwest. A large and
carefully selected library has been prepared
for the pupils and will be accessible at all
hours OF the day and evening. The follow
Ing well-known gentlemen comprise the fac
ulty: Rev. ]. Ravens Richards. S. j.. pres
ident: Mr.. Justice Henry B. Brown, lectur-
er on statutory and administrative law and
legal maxims; Mr.. Justice Martin F. Nor
ris. dean Of the faculty and lecturer on con-
stitutional and international law; Hon.
Jeremiah Wilson. LID. Joseph j. OAR
lington. LID. George E. Hamilton, LII.
D.. E: Ross Perry. AN. LID. Rev.
Rene Holland. s. j., Talmage A. Lambert.
A. NJ, and NJ. J. Colbert. AN It Is request
ed that all who propose connecting them
selves with the school enroll their names at
once. The secretary, Mr.. Samuel NJ. Yeat-
man. can be seen at his office in the law
building every afternoon between the hours
of and I.
The number of boarding pupils entered
Gunston Institute. 2S2s street, exceeded
the capacity of the building and caused the
principals to enlarge the school by secur-
Ing the adjacent building. Under these
conditions the school will open September
Is. and there is ample accommodation for
day pupils In bright. pleasant rooms.
In order to properly attend to the wants
Of the sick and make the last hours of life
as comfortable as possible II Is necessary
to have a nurse who has been trained in
the proper manner. In connection with the
medical departments Of Howard University
and Freedman's Hospital a school for this
purpose will open October q and both men
and women are to be admitted to the class.
Norwood Institute. beautifully located at
the corne. of Massachusetts avenue and
l4th street. offers many advantages to
young ladies. The school is select and lin
tied and the building contains all the latest
improvements as well as being in such an
attractive part of the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Cabell. the principals, will give full
particulars upon application.
Persons who have good voices can always
entertain friends and make themselves at
home at q social gathering. In order to
gain this accomplishment 1t Is necessary to
60 in training. and Mrs. Grace A. KSteele.
soprano and voice culturist, 1922 @ street,
offers conservatory terms to classes. Don't
miss the opportunity. Now at home to pu-
pills and inQuirers.
Good physicians are necessary in every
community. and in order to hold position
of honor in the profession 1t Is necessary to
attend some highly reputable school. The
medical department of Georgetown Univer-
sity fills the bill in every particular, and
this. the forty-fifth session of the school.
promises to be an improvement on what
has been accomplished in the past. The
building has been enlarged and additional
facilities added to make the training as
complete as possible. For further particu-
lars apply to DR.. g. L. Magruder. S5 Yer
mont avenue.