Evening star., 1895-09-07
cey NJ. Depew and many other distinguish


which Major r. A. Mcintyre is the capable
principal, is unsurpassed as a preparatory
educational institution for young men de-
string to enter universities, the government
academies or to engage in remunerative
business pursuits.
No institution of its kind in this country
stands higher than the old and Justly cele-
brated University of Virginia, at Char
lottesville, nd its salubrious location in the
charming Piedmont region is not the least
of its advantages The next session begins
on tie 18th instant For catalogues ad-
dress Prof. VIM. NJ. Thornton.
The popular Fauquier Institute for Young
Ladies at Warrenton, Va, begins its thirty
| fifth year on the 10Th instant. Its con-
venience to Washington commends it spe-
cially to the notice of our citizens. Pref
George c. Butler is the principal.
Young men desiring proper educational
preparation for colleges and the govern
ment academies should apply for admission
to the New York Military Academy at
lis-on-the-Hudson, four miles above
West Point. 1t is for boarding cadets only.
For particulars address Prof. S. c. Jones,
the superintendent.
The historic Randolph-Macon Academy
at Front Royal, Va. stands unexcelled as
a preparatory school for boys and young
men. One of its many advantages is a
large gymnasium. The next session begins
on the 18th instant. Apply to Rev. DR.. B.
w. Bond for catalogue.
An excellent school for boys from six to
fifteen years of age is conducted by lydia
IL Norris at Woodstown, N. J. Special at
tentioh is given to backward boys and a
thorough training to all is assured. It is
specially recommended as desirable home
for orphans.
Fairfax Hall Seminary for Young Ladies
at Winchester, in the beautiful Shenandoah h
| valley of Virginia, opens it's twenty-seyentt
year on the 10th instant, under the COM
petent direction of Miss NJ. E. Billings
Special attention is devoted to music, art
and elocution. All courses, however. are
thorough.
Edgewood Institute, at 122 and 124 Wes,
Franklin street, Baltimore, Nd, is one OF
the best boarding and day schools for
young ladies' in the country. 1t is now in
| IT'S thrty-third year. and will reopen for
the season on the 18th instant. For further
information address the principal, Mrs. H
! P. LIE Febre.
The popular Berlitz School of Languages
at 423 14th street is open all the yea,
| round, and students may begin course OF
| instruction at any time. Samples of the
valuable publications of this school may
| be had upon application to Berlitz & Co.
1122 Broadway, N. Y.
The Washington Conservatory of Music
| over which Prof. O. B. Bullard presides
| with such signal success, offers superior
advantages to persons desiring instru.
mental or vocal instruction. Special atten
| tfon is given to the piano, violin, guitar
| flute and cornet, and the students in any
| one course are allowed many extra ad
vantages free of cost. This institution i:
| located at 1925 10th street.
| Prof j., university graduate, living a
| 1406 Hopkins place, near Goth and p streets
offers to give private lessons in elementary
| or advanced studies at reasonable rates
| He gives special attention to backward
| unwilling and adult pupils.
| The McDonald-Ellis School for Girls, a
| the corner OF 17th and Massachusetts, ave
nue., in this city, enjoys an enviable reputa
| ton as one of the best educational insti
| tutions of its kind in this or any othel
| country. Its curriculum includes primary
| preparatory academic and college depart
| meDts, together with a wel-appointed kin
| dergarten. The next year begins Octob4l
| = Miss Anna Ellis is the principal, ant
| she has strong corps of competent as
sstants.
| Mrs Flints school, 1874 I street. will
open October 16 Circulars may be had a
| that address Mrs. Flint will return from
Paris about the middle of this month.
Prof Os. Welti, graduate of the Berlir
| Conservatory, conducts the violin schoo
| at 1881 9th street. FirsI-class musical in
structions may be had under his direction
The Columbia College of Commerce, 10,
| 7th street, gives a very complete course o.
| instruction for practical business educa
| ton. 1t covers bookkeeping, penmapship
| arithmetic and all the commercial studies
S!lOFtIidI lypeWTlllHS, ulcUItlOn alsU
| course in English studies. The tuition 1:
| moderate and on easy terms. The schoo
rooms and hall are large and we'll lighted
! Z. h. Urner, AM, C.E., is principal.
! Mile. V. Prud' Homme's course Of eight!
| French lessons for adults and children be-
| gins September II at 30T d street north
west. Good pronunciation, which is al
| important to the students, is acquired al
this school. A diploma is given for two
| courses.
| Miss Claudia Stuart's select school for
| girls, at 122i and l22e 18th street, is we'll
| conducted and covers a broad scope of in
| struction The terms are moderate; nine
| teachers are employed and the course in
! ciudes kindergarten, and the academic
| course, music and art. 1t opens October l.
The Spencerian Business College one OF
| the oldest and best known institutions for
| a practical business education in the
| country, is now opened. This institution
| has been known TO Washington since 1854
| and has graduated a great number OF
| young nien and young women who have
made q success in life. There are five de-
| partments in the school. Practical busi-
| ness, including complete bookkeeping
| course, English, rapid calculations rapid
writing, moral and social culture, DeISarte
| system of expression, civics, political econ
omy and commercial law, practical En-
| glish, with initiatory bookkeeping: short
| hand and typewriting, including English
Spencerfan rapid writing, mechanical and
| architectural drawing. Fun corps OF thor
oughly trained teachers. Location central.
II is conveniently located in the National
Bank Of the Republic building, corner 18th
and D streets. The course includes night
and day.
| For advice as to schools for your chill
| dren apply at the Fisk Teachers Agency,
l2I2 12th street Abundant Information
| furnished. hundred page manual is fur
nished free.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley R. Mason, the
| principals of the Gupston Institute for
Girls, VIII be ready to receive students for
the next session Of the school, beginning
September -. The institute is conV Venientiy
situated on 14th street, Nos. 1872 and 1214
northwest, al Thomas Circle
The Norwood Institute is recognized as
one OF the best schools for girls and young
ladies at the national capital. The four
teenth session will open October =, at 1TG1
n street northwest. For information as to
the school you should communicate with
Mrs VIM. ID. Cabell, principal at that ad-
dress.
The untonian Electrical Institute opens
| October l. Electricity in science and prac-
| teal application is taught by the latest and
best methods, and with full laboratory and
practical shop appliances. The school is
| conducted by Geo. Edw. Duutou, 10th and
D streets northwest.
Young men are prepared for the Naval
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