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THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1894—EIGHTEEN PAGES. EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. EDU ONAL. IN WASHINGTON. IN WASHINGTON, 1. ELOCUTION. "2 ORATORY. 9 DRAMATIO Hilee oer, BBY. FRANKLIN J. MILLER, A.M., PRINCIPAL Commpy. PATHOS AND TRAGEDY. OTHER TEACHERS WILL BE AN- PROMINENT T ss NOUNCED. MBS Mamta 1. MADDREN, LEONE, t stuker x cat! Moniays 2 and Phuraays, 2 to 5. ite will resume vocal instruction Tuestays and Fridays, at Sanders 2 ‘Stayman’s, 934 F st. September 28. sezz-1 lessons. A. GONARD, 1611 Marion st. X COMPETENT LADY TEACHER OF PIANO DE- sires a few more scholars; price reasonable. Box 110, Star office. me G00 STP PLEASANT KINDERGARTEN WILL RE- open, October & For terms and particulars, apply to Mrs. L. M. SMITH, PCTION BY MISS MAY H. MEAD, Mpupil of Herr Kaif of the Royal, Con: Address 2001 I st. n.w. GDUCATED YOUNG GERMAN LADY WOULD take mor: scholars in excellent German, lessons good piaro; successful teacher; lai faught duriag ste montha. S24 ¢ st. nw.9e MIDDLE-AGED LADY, WHo HAS HAD MA} “Tae. Samet eens Peete ene themat! a res 2 as mp. teacher, or woud sive’ pet esklence. Backwanl stu: dents who desire to enter college or take elv! Service examination rapldl advanced. Best testinenials furnished. Mrs. M., Star office. weziate BIGNOE MARIANO MAINA, SCHOOL ART FOR ian method. ¢ chert establishment, tn 1890, the above school has met with the most flattering and un- excelled success. The grand concerts given by tee pevlls are testimonials of the work that, the i method of teaching can do. se22-6t* REOPENING OF GAILLARD SCHOOL OF Tas. Founded 1888. wd, Bee Le, Paris: edicier Wacademie and inethod, “Prof. Ik de ‘Manny. Bees ‘Loe Paris, for all ‘or cir- culars, apply 906 F st. n.w. 1m PIAN PILS GET THOROUG! SYSTEMATIC os u at low ee by Miss HAT- TIE ee Eo or at ber residence, 812 ae. att onary END = WARD, FI PIANO LESSONS; ma WARD, PIANO, ‘oro. \N AND HAR- = Msezi-ime) si4 oth st. a Washinton College, ‘American, |162T 10th st. Collegiat te. ee22-6t° National and 'Froebel Nor: |¢ mal Kindergarten Institute. ener oer YEAR OPENS OCTOBER 1. Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, Miss SUSAN P. POLLOCK, Principals. ‘The NATIONAN, KINDERGARTEN and Primary SCHoOI. and KINDERGARTEN, of Mp Soap P. eee eat MISS TACIE A. DANIEL, 715 SFH ST. N.W. ea and Instrumental Music re- se2i-Im* Lessons in . NW, art and white embroidery; class lessons; student of Baltimore tive Art Society. pei- cora- se20-2t° Sanatory Gymnasium FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN, 612-614 12th st. B.w., opens October 1. CLARA J. Director. Apply_for_ circulars. SRI STUDENTS LEAGUE, TENTH SESSION, 1800-41 evening ‘classes will reopen isos. Lito, “portrait and stil-life drawing and pati it Al and water color, un- competent itstructors. Addcess ART STU- DENTS LEAGUE. 808 17th st. mw. sel2-16t_ DRAWING AND PAINTING -EMIL, H. MEYER OF t Academy of Fine Arts, Munich, Germany, imstruct day and evening classes; draped portrait. | illustration | and composition. Lamosure will instruct classes in » Corcoran bidg., room 52. ~ COLUMBIN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ULIN, VOICE, HART, PRE YROF. ARNOLD W. MEYER, LEIPZIG ate—Piano, theors, psychological system of + culture; cne vocal including books, #. &e. \CIPA\ selv-t1 ale THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF OPTICS A thorough course oo — eye and the art of fitting spectacles and 2 tae ‘An independent Profession acquired inf months, at miod- erate cust. A to each uate St the end of the couren tal on oo « REED, selS-Im 1226 A = nw WASHINGTON, D.C Sept. 17, 1804. — DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF HOW fi Unive. Spree. James B. Hodgkins, D.D.S., and bis asso- rtment of cates are in charge of the dental this school. Drs. Starr Parsons and oe severed their connec ~The Bliss School Of Electricity. Annuancement—Books close ees 10. ‘Those intending to ente: should register at See, an our cing, to limited. Terms, “includ everything, only exclusively practical ceases in” electrical engineering in the country. For detailed information address L. BLISS, Principal, Warder buildi mal 1S, Wroming ave oN HE se Wastil nw. OL FOR GIRS. Stage for day onan ns Oct. 1. MISS FRANCES MAKTIN, PRINCIPAL, sel5-Im* GUNSTON INSTITUTE—A BOARDING AND DAY sebool for girls, 3035, 40 ai bridge place Mrs. BL R. MAS€ 322 © N.W., JOHN: student; thorough reparation for classics and ‘other studies; 8 years’ ¢x- WF. F. DALES, PH. ‘Kins graduate st college in J. F. ECKERT, 1400" Fourteenth st ow ‘Serms Liveral. IN WASHINGTON, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, Te Preparatory Sho FACULTY OF LAW. a Hon. ARTHUR ScARTHUR, LL.D., ze Dental pa. Late Associate Justice of the the Sapreme Court of the ‘The Law’ School opens. Hon. HICHAND tf AL’ ‘The School of Graduate” Studies “opens Chief Justice of the Court of “Appeals of the Dis- The Preparatory Sc ‘School, PE er a * “ on Constitutional Law. 1335 street nort! pia on, Sate ger Lay Hon. WILLIAM B. WEBB, LL.D., = ae wal pe i: on Pd ~~ Washi . bar), moles. aad for busines easors | Lecturer on and instructors. ‘open or | ‘Insp and a TAMES. o SCHOULER, wm ee teacher it Ay al Poses Se pro,2 ocean ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, -Pb. D. on Department. this iment will be re- fer weptemser’d to ‘answer ye al Fryar, Donate ree jon CLAUGHTON, LL.D., Vashington co Instructor af the enter Ciees Professor ‘Common Law Pleading. Evidence: Braity and Pleading, ‘Comme: ron ohnyy Law, and Torts. EUGENE CANUST Tip, (Of the Washington bari, Instructor of the Jublor Clase and’ Pretessor rot the Law of Real’ and Persoual Property, Con- tracts, “Negotiable, Instruments ‘ind of FS ctice, . SAMUEL F. PHILIPS if the Washington bar), Late Solicitor Genetal of the Caited States; turer on the Law of Partnership Lecturer on ‘i, and Ji rt of A ie cee Mo ier jellectual a . Cialis f. SUNROES S. he Ph, De Intend- studeots, alum oud ail others who are inter- cr erted tn legal studles, are tavited to be Lecturer of Gsisial Hist formation and enrollment of st ANTONIO St. ict secretary conte Serna ‘“ Professor E. HILTUX iad AL, LLM, Assist: Lath raed wires that the number’ of ‘students Admitted to the. classes. be roliment is expedient. Catal be had t! raze Fe! limited, an early en- he book stores of ition may be ob- _ arts hath umlversity building, corner of 18th tonal gr by lentes ie ae I. - 5 EVGENE D. CARI Eeatek on — n in Scientific Schoo _ | waereanan, wer. TAKOMA roa A instructors; boarding young: les A Ky a twelve — courses ort stu oe Loo ayeduating ting soa fos == Ihe, Chemistry, “Meteorology. Geosteah mbi9tocet aie ‘Wimopat gana, i 1828 1 ST. N W.—CLASSES BE- Sept. 11; ether clames, teed fr “Forms. $1 a month to mem! men: bership. $1 a year. ADA L. SMITH. ‘Supt. Jy12-60_ cal, architectural, topographical and naval, with a, snomeaner mathematics To. Hons Pegin September 24, at Sof thet, oe BRAUGHTING TAUGHT EVEXINGS— MECH ANT. 1 ne aS, Ps Where t to Attend S School. : horough knowledge of the CUM- Ry LES E SHOR ‘Ph. D., suticlat st STUDIES “at the ‘cost Sf tess time rad H CARnE cee a bem mits wrtile bs Git an) ote Lecturer on Histery and Fhllowopti of Chemistry, | Success, in life (so the th foal 1 T. M. Ue Ph. D., We want you to kuow we will rell lecturer oa Chem! hae erring. you ait hbgut this LIVE SuouE N.B.—We arsist ‘CABELL Bia, Witteiieap, M. posit Tenth year opens Monday, revete FIREMAN. enya D.. emi ay Day amd seal East Ca oa” Assistant in uantitative Analysis. auzt-tt gino 3 A. — Anthitads i Geta nalyais. HOWARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL, | DENTAL Instruction in Genera! Chomistrs.. Che tee Brae- gad Pharmaceutical Departments will open Oct. tice, Qualitative, Quantitative and’ Tec I Anal-| 1. For re address C. B. PURVIS, MD. ang feduerial Proceme, resting and Metal | Sceretggy 1008 Biya. nw, Dental etudents De. Fireman will couduet "a “Course in Organic | HODGKINS. 700 {Oth enw, a aE " Chemist ts € MR. PUTNAM'S SCHOOi, 1426 Q ST. N.W., DEF = = civ — oa EERING, ‘opens September 17, 1894. Pregaration for = Fa versities, technical schools business pur eras Head ‘of Department, suits; private lessons it desired; best of refer- Special courses in all branches. DEPANTMENT UF FINANCE AND ECONOMICS. A. F. CRAVEN, Ph. D., Professor. Creulars and information a to WM. H. PUTNaM, ets. D AND TYPE! and practically taught: Srectign 7 hroughour cc SCHOOL OF ACM we GC ‘dividual tn- for cireulars. ritoxochaPny, er The Misses Kerr’s School For Young Ladies and Little Children. Fall erm Nesins September 27. sel3 to nozz Send for circular. DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS AS APPLIED TO ARCHITECTURE. Head of D Department. Assistant ‘In’ Fre ‘This department has been organized | te train- ing of supericr draftsmen in architecture and civil engineering and for all who seek instruction in free- band drawing. DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH, LEE DAVIS LODGE, A. M., Ph.’ D., Professor. Full course in the French language and literature des! for sclentitie students. ‘ARTMENT OF GERMAS HERMANN SCHOENFELD, Ph. 'D., and diploma ‘cl Vv. PRUD'HOM- Jet-4m* ME, 307 D st. n.w. National VeterinaryCollege ‘Professor. This coll bas twenty-one graduates in suc- history et course im the German language, Uiterature, | «Tis Safice Ti Testers, beet ae a the Polish lai is offered. to suit ent employes. ‘Third mocap - OMDEPARTMENT. OF MATHEMATION houncement, detailing courses, ke. plication, Address SECRETARY, "National ver H. L. HODGKINS, Ph. Prem gtinacy College," New Jersey ave.’ and 0 st. n.w.. H. G. HODGKINS, A. B., ‘ashington, "D. a Howand See "TRAININ For circular, address C. Algebra and Geometry ratory an} advanced). | for Nurses. _M. D.. 1118 13th ow. prepa Frtesmommeery.. ‘Analyte enncty, Calculus, Dit: een en PARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, LEE DAVIS LODGE, A. M., Ph. B., siological and Iaticnal Psychology, Ethics, era as adapted to Huy of ate Ra AND ELECTRICAL et wis, B'S, 2B ca Ph. D., Instructor. Lectures on General Physics, Theory and Practice of Blectricity; enlargel laboratory equipment. Send « °For further ave information. ad HARLES E. MUNROE, Ph. D. 2. The Law School Faculty: JAMES C. WELLING, LL.D., President, Professuc of Public and Private te International” Law. B. Jy: ‘Squares, Determinants, ee Pons MISS BALCH'S CIVIL SER’ Business » 1311 1th ow. Pupils prepared successfully for civil sezvice, departmental and cetsus examinations. Stenography taught. se2-tr Norwood Institute, 4 SELECT AND LIMITED SCHOOL FOR’ GIRLS, Schoo! bulidings, 1213 and 1214 14th, 1 sel MR. JAMES CAULFIELD Organ and Sit Call 12 to 1 and 4 to 5 o'clock. _Sel-1m' 1621 MBs 1 BALCH, 1 er _ school = DEP: BELL, “Pancipat, 1311 -1ITH N.W., 7; Wie OPEN ‘oul ‘Oe WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1 1225 10th st. n.w. Tweuty-fifth year. Piano, organ, JOHN M: HARLAN, ¥ ‘violin, flute, ccrnet, etc. advantages (Associate "Susiley of the 8 Supreme Court of the| to pupils. 0. B. BULLARD, Director. au28-1m* Professor of the Gonefitationa iy jurisprudence of the | THE. SEARLE SCHOOL, 925 1sTH ST.. WIT. ‘States, mest 4. «Puy prey for West {tions ot reial Paper and of Torts: AAspapolin, for all Manivbsitien and’ orien The Hon. WALTER 58. IX, Paw schools, for di jons In the army and navy and for "the civil service. mba past, year twelve students have Professor of the Law of Real aud Personal erty, of Contracts and of Crimes and The Hen. wilt A. MAURY, LL.D. Assistant Atturnez General of ‘United During the successfully jous examinations. Arrangements may be made for private lessons. in. ull branches. LES W. FISHER, B. 8. aul0-tt Head Master. SELECT CLASSICAL AND. MATHEMATICAL A CT C. NI Professor aoe aactapraience, of Common to SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, 914 14th st., Franklin square. Forty-third annual sessloy under the preseet prin- 1 {ibAl begins September -kuown rato aie, Prin Pree the United tates x irs DAVID J. BREWER, LL.D., (Associate “hace, of the Supreme ‘Court of the inited States), Professor of the Ue of Sesneraticnn. @t the Johns gHopklis University Yale, Princeton, &c., for the and ‘Naval Academics, and for the best cal schools enjoys a reputation second to no ‘school in this country. The roster of the graduates con- BES ey Siviss Oe BS fins the names of bundreds distinguished In every Re lon. Gometime Assistant Attorney of’ the Tsteict Ot | OT ee ior oyartment, wl te ander the oe te charge of Mr. Edwin Ha ater Lecturer on the History of Law. b+ 7 eat gupockonen,- Snmeack WELIAM P_ MATTINGLY. Eu. Hilary’ As Herbert, sechetary ‘se the Navy? Hoc: (of the Washington Bai). SO? ah paw Practical Commercial Law. EDGAR SIMONDS, A.M, LL (Sometime United States Commissioner of Patents), Professor of the Law of Patents. he Hon. ANDREW, C. BRADLEY, tne (Assoc! ustice of the Supreme rt fate Jupistrict of Columbia), Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal Plead- formerly United States Cominis- Mr. W. D. Cabell, principal in this department special attention is given to boys between the ages of eight and twelve dress the rineipal LAS. B. _YOUN Noa at Select Loarding and day school te and preparatory departments, n- Kindergarten. Able fac: matee vag dnstruction, | Vrogressive “methods, ties ‘aod Judge of Moot | _and Mes, G- SMALLWOOD. ‘The law School opens on Wednesday, Oct. 3, at reading | cS Voice rs free. ' BES 6 fn the Lavture Hall “Gaivand asd as OLNEY eerie ap Sot aeating io cate ae inw ‘Schosl are te. | For young Indies ‘and ittie Birls. Fee ae cow coon oc toe Taaheustion “et Miss TACIA LEE DORSEY. Principals, students. | dkeeaditmtags for study of a and Graduate School. of advanced instruction are offered, which ACHER OF VOICE culture and the note cliain system for, readin lead to the degrees of Master of Arts, Master of | inusic at sight. ‘Term i tember 15 Sence, ‘Ciett a a Studio, 1148 ‘New York aver maser Doctor of, Phitosopby. & ~ school of original reseai blogra phic . TALBOTT WILL REO! seat Opening exercises ‘Thursday, October 1p English, Wrench and msie Oct prof. CHARLES BE. MUNROE, Ph. Ps, | tat : Re i NVERSATIONAT, ENCH TAUGHT BY For catalogue Geacriptice of thoes, ora one bey y= aduate, to children and oth- address ROBERT H. MARTIN, native Peony te a Sat ae oti Secretary. month. Apply 0% Sib rh PRIVATE LESSONS—ELEMENTARY OR aos ed studies. Especial attention to backward, un willing ame * Topi pupils. University graduate. Prot. J.. opkins place, pear P sts. Medical Department or The Columbian University 1325 H ST. N.W. WASHINGTON, D.C. ‘The seventy-third session begins October 1, 1894. ‘The introductory lecture will be delivered by Prof. EB. A. de Schweinitz, at 8 p.m., October 1. Regular daily lectures commence at 5:30 p.m. Every facility for practical laboratory and clini- cal instruction is afforded. For announcement and further information apply to Dr. D. K. SHUTE, Dean, 1521 Q st. n.w. eptone,815. Hours:8:30 to 10°30 a.m., 4 to 6 p.m. Dr. B A. DE SCHWELNITZ, Se2. Treas., 1325 Hi st. ow. Hours: 2 to 3 and 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Autumn examinations will be held at the college at S p.m, September 27. sel-tt Dental Department The Columbian University. 1325 H st. n.w., Washington, D. C. mies, Clehth session bezins Getober 1, introductory lecture will be delivered by Prot. Hie _se22's,m, stay mim LANGUAGES. # THE BERLITZ, SCHOOL OF LANGUAGSS, 725 1th st. nw. Branches in the ocinctpal American and Euro- pean cities, Send for clreulars. Fretch, German, Spanish, Italian, Latin, Greek. BUI & DURLING BUSINESS GOL- ind School of Shorthand and Tspewriting Tie sod F pees see win teen ene day and night school September 3. ‘The schools under this management linve long been noted for thelr prac- tical character and for the uniform success of their graduates. Business course is in entire har- ee of the best bua! Scores of successful st ographers, our graduates, and thelr emplosers will Ceatity "that ‘our department of shorthand. & Tel agree ia without, “Die, Gece ‘open Principat. ~~ St. John’s College, A. select school, with academic B. Noble at § p.m October 1. commerce eaney. ign daily Jectu: wie ney 28 SCHOOL, ‘ST Monday. eve:, Oct. 1, af 6 ulars containing BF. HHTON, i ¥. BUNDY, at. ow. Georgetown University (Founded 1789) SCHOOL:OF LAW. Faculty. Rev. J. HAVENS RICHARDS, 8. Je. Hon. HENUK B. buUW Sr Lie Gustice Supreme Court of the United States, Lecturer on Adnugalt, Jurisprudence. Hon. W’ A. MICHALDSUN, LL. D., (Chie Justice United states Court ‘of Claims), Lecturer on Statutory, atm np Law Legal Maxims. Hon, MARTIN F. MOLK! (Associate Justice, uf ot Poe ture’ District bia), Lecturer on Coastitutional oe International Law, and Comparative Jurispe Hon. SHEVAKD, (Associate Justice, Gare of Appeals of the District mii), Lecturer on the Ua ot Gorypations and Equity lurisprudenc Hon. JEREMIAH 'M. WILSON, LL. D., Dean of the Faculty and’ Lecturct on the Law of Real Estate und the Law of Evid wee JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, LL.D. Lecturer on the Law of Persoaat, Property, Con- cnunce BHatiuros, Le D., AMILTON, Lecturer on uae Law of Torts, Lraetice, ‘and Testa- Law. R. ross Teitt, “AM, LL. D. Lecturer ou Common Law ‘Pleadiig, ‘Criminal Law, estic Relations. et RENE HOLAIND, 8. 3.5 ‘urer on Nat: TALLMADGE A. DAN BEAt Ub. D.. Lecturer ‘on Civil Law. out of Ab oni MICHARL, J Stab A atu of penis: ‘TAL 2 Beer a PB BARNARD, and HENRY WISE SAMUEL M. YEATMAN, A.M., Sceretary und ‘Treasurer. ine twenty ntth annual session of the School of opens WEDNESDAY, “OCTOBER 3, 180i, at oo -., In its commodious, specially designed Law School Building, Nos. 300 und 50S E street northwest, when the’ introductory lecture will be delivered and announcements made for the ensuit term, Present and’ pi and ‘all others interset Cordially ‘invited to be present. e secretary can be seen at his office in the Jaw bullding datty, after September 15,, (rom, @ to p.m, for juformation, enrollment, &c. ‘Those Proposing to coumect theedltte Sth the school tas the (csuing term are’ requested {0 entull "thelr ‘mes before the opening wyht, and thus avoid the delay incident to that osces Circolars. giving the course of study, terms, can be obtained at book stores of W. EH Storeisoa 3 ective studeats, slumal legul education are 8. M. YEATMAN, Secretary. WEN, TEACHER OF SINGING gaa ays and Coll Phurwdaye at 243 _D. C), after eof Baltnnore, ‘North Capitol st. ishingt tember 1 seaeisa K. STEELE, = IN VOICE- (hod secures pure tone and clear euuns sore throat. No screaming. No tremolo habft Sight reading by Holt met We fo church and concert engerements. Stud build day, Sep 0 ‘arelock and’ particulars inquire at 1615 ith ste a se1S&22° The McDonald-Ellis School, Boarding and Day School for Girls, COR. MASS. AVE. AND 17TH ST. Next school year begins September 26. MISS ANNA a, _$e23-slawtoel PRIN THE FISK TEACHERS’ AGENCIES— 4 Ashburton place, Boston, Mass. Fo, Sth ave. New York, X.Y 1 ST. WASHINGTON, D. C. aco, I. ‘st... Portiand, Ore. 1204 South Spritz st., Los Angeles, Cal. 32 Church st., Toronto, Canida, Correspondence ith iemplosers Is Invited. Ti istration forms seat te teachers, je23-s3mo oraL TareGocee FoR DEAF CHILDREN dies taught ly, reading Address un Sept. ‘on iL ¥ Medical Department Georgetown University. 46th session begins October 1, at 5:30 p.m. For particulars apply to the/Dean. G. L. MAGRUDER, M. D., S15 Vt. ave. Hours before 10 a.m. and 4:30 to 5:30 pm. au31toocs conus COLLEGE OF ot 23 la. ave.’ vet, stg. pow, CE, Prin. att scboat asiness “and. shorthand, Highest a attainable grade of inntrection ‘at moder- ate cost. rough and practical courses tn business, Engiieh civil service, accountancy, shorthand and typewriting. Superior and en- thusiastic teacbing. Graduates of rare excellence and d'stinguished success. Situations when com- _betent. Catalogue. au30 LESSONS IN GERMA Experienced German’ la wishes pupils of any age, at home or in school, in German language aud literature and music tuntversity preparatio: Tessous. in exchange fo~ and roost, "Ad: _ dress Miss A., 153 16th = ASSOCIATED SPECLALISIS—PRIVATE INSTRUC. tion; ‘dt for college ‘und give general advunced fustruction; succeeded splendidly tas bs again. F University. FOR MEN ONLY. Evening, Educational Classes—Arithmetic, Book- keeping, lish, Stenogra, re writing, Pen- maaship, Algebra, Geometry. Brau e. Phys. ics, Gymnas jum Classes for and boys, at the Young Met 1400 Christian ‘Atpocation New York ave. n.w. Sessions ‘Oc. jonday, — Lah lst. Y men will do well t ‘isit buliding and ‘Inquire as ¢ ydee.seS-1in a ORGAN PRACTI WITH R WITHOUT Praxo, naling ani 8h ao >. a COMPOSITION. Let = Beginners on | Piano at half rates. BCLS tam ACADEMY. | wl EAST CAPITOL will apenas 4 Young ladies and “Shares wot arts the academy” are adm! ted Cie classes of, at, a wpewriting, 116-3:n0 ae SUE Wik, RE- open for the sixth year on M » Oct. 1, at 1429 20th st. nw.” Application may be made ee ee ewe io hone at Caan im MISS AMY © LEAVIFR, 1131 VERMONT AVE. N. PIANO AND Naliiony, ‘THE JANKO KEYBOARD. AND, Gu Gurrai” STUDIO. ‘< a4 BOLE, sel-dtt BANJO, MANDOL Spec! FRIEND IL, AX AND HIGH SCHOOL, PO BOTH SEXES, Isil Mt, begins ite tovelfth year September 27. Starting in the primary department, a child may continue under experienced college-irained teach- e one to every seventeen students, for college or for graduation, pared by us. are now envolled at Cornell, Princeton, Jouns Hi setts Institute of ‘Technology, Lafayette, Lehigh and others. ‘The building is especially arranged for school Purposes, and is equipped with every necessary appliance, including a chemical and physical laboratory. Instruction is adapted to the needs No charge for text Ballantyne’s, Brentano’ ice hours, from 10 to 1 school. THOMAS Ww. SIDWELL, Principal, Home, 804 ‘2ist st. n.w. and capacity of individuals, books, Catalogues at hol. __seS8-tt MRS. MANN’S KINDERGARTEN AN D SCHOOL body Kindergarten @Norwal School, 1918 Sunderland place, will, be- and winter sessions October 1, 1894. Education for Real Life 1864. oe soxs AND DAUGUTKUS, It, rhe Spencerian Business C lee, Rattonal Hank -; . Republic buiidi = cor. 7th ICE! ~ the national capital and throughout the conatez. a household word, biog fermen Paschi “cuaeoeee) AS training ai The thictieth Pecholaate yea Sie ort cre popalar. ta ember re and the Elizabeth Peal ‘Tratain woourse, English. rapid: cole fons, rapid wilting, moral and _feacial caltnre, Delsarte syatem ‘ot pression, Sunt ea prseteal i with: taitinto Rteepings “Shorthand frriting, incl ‘Spencerian Rapid mt fing; Mechant at aad sarchltectural Drawing. | Fall Full corps of thoroughly; trained teachers. cannons bettniadity: ty? lighted, handsome halls and Servi graduates a mand. Terms tmoacrat, but cheap schools. The leading business men of Wa: fagton ‘were trained inthis college, and send thelt sons and daughters and candidates’ tor employment hore for training. ‘This college recefved from the World's Columbian cummission a @ for “Excellence cf Students’ Work” in-all of the above departunents. Twesre of its graduates received diplomas trom the Expo- sition for rior general weitten examinations, nd four of "them won silver ‘medals for “valuable ice”* in the living educational exhibit. “Omnee open every business day and night. Write or call for new annual sanoancement. MRS, SARA A. SPENCER, aué-tr cipal Mt. Vernon Seminary, 1100-1104 M st. and 1124-1128 11th st. “— and day school for young ladies and — ‘and progressive in method and tory and collegiate departments. rfectly equipped with every a pileuce for beaith ans costae te Pupils. ‘hwen- ficth year opens October second, For further formation apply to the . seT-tr Sires ELIZA ReTE S. SOMERS. Boston School of Elocution, 1217 F ST. N.W. Elocution, Dramatic He Art and Fencing clases now fcrwing. Fall term begins 9. Call or send for circu: .>. se15-Imo* EDUCATIONAL. BUSINESS CHANCES. HORSES AND VEHICLES. IN WASHINGTON. Gonzaga College, “nev. CORNELIUS 2 s& J., President and Treasurer. Mr. Henry Xander Wishes to inform his that he will resume Seasons in PLANO and THEORY of "MUSIC on Office hour: 11—12 o'clock. Music room: S07 1ith st. n.w. se20-1m Medical and Dental Depart- ment, National University. The eleventh annyal course of Lectures will begin Monday, October 1, at 8 o'clock p.m. For information and announcement apply to H. H. BARKER, M.D., Dean, 1116 H st. n IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEG! Old and reliable, IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE. All business subjects. pol igi SSTHIUTE BUSINESS, COLLEGE, vy day a % MINSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLBUE The shorthand course, $15. ut Ty PSsriTere BUSINESS, COLLAGE. Best location. vidual "instruction. IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS “COLLEGE, Diplomas and ‘itions for graduates. IVY INSTITUTE, RUSINESS “COLLEGE, Common-sense, practical education. IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLBGE, Experienced teachers. ‘Send for catalogue. IEUTE BUSINESS ° COLLEGE, 8. 8 K sts. n.w., aulG-sm* "8. W. Elsa, | aM. Principal. The Department of Archi- tectural Drawing In rian Business College is now open for the reception of students. Carpenters, builders, me- chanics ard students in draughting’ who have been trained here have achieved remarkable success 10 their several lines, as a direct result of the prac tical skill aed isteligvece, thes seostred. De- partment open Tussday and Thursday, evenings of each week from Cctober 2 to July 1. Further information given at college office, 708 D st. u.w. sei5-Im MRS. SARA AY SPENCER, Principal. 3 “opATILDA MINKE, EXPERIENCED —— Toabereatars of Music, ‘pion 1. ainke, teacher of Voice; Lamperti’s Italian method. Del. ave. ne. se15-1m* se2l-2w A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME ORATORICAL ability and party Pimderetanding i A SOBER, STEADY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AD- would like to invest $300 or $400, with services, in an established and px: business. Address, with particular, ABSTAIN! Star of DRUG STORE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN; GOOD inaty; easy terms. Address DRUGS I. _ vty STABLES rear’ 825" ‘st. FOR SALE—FINE BLACK HORSE; NEARLY 76 hands; can trot in 2.40; cheap; or will trade for horse ‘and Saltable tor asi tens, Apply AMI S SEABLES, alley rear 909 Ist st. aw wez2st* Por SALE BUGGY, HARNESS, LAP ROBE AND ourtit, $60; baggy worth $1; cost” $150; good as meni. Can be seen at, 215 at st. nw. Reeve weezd-2ee BRICKS WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR sites in Laurel, Md. BuiMers to a ick building. CHAS. 8. Wi DO YOU WANT TO MAKE & for our daily circular on stocks, and cotton. Also our Illustrated = came business, which is well ition to be extended, and en- extabli , fore A No.'1 sthoding: applicante smst’bave the money and mean business or they will not be considered; an unusually good creectanity Ser the, right “person, COMMERCIAL, Office. 3ENTLEMAN WHO HAS SUCCESSFULLY CON ucted ‘the drug business for 25 years and is about to retire from same, partly on account of its Jong hours, wishes to form by or January 1’ a ‘business connection where an investment would be safe and. profitable. and where his services would only be required six ate WANTED—TO PURCHASE A BUSINES NOW paying expenses: grocery or wood aml coal pre- the receipts from which will average {00 yer month. JAMES H. CLAKKE, Forest POR SALE—A_ NICE GROCERY STORE, OLD stand: well established: cause of selling, no one _to attend to it. Address 1428 North Capitol st.1* FoR sie-T0 1 REAL = MAN MAKING affer, iections, Address GONPIDENTIAL. "Stay omer, at FOR SALE—A RARE OPPORTUNITY IF TAKEN by the 26th instant, a meat and Prgrision more 1 weigh owner must sell count of other business; will = ot less than actual t- _ventory. Address 0. Star office. seZ2-2t* — ig a Piano, theory of niuste. Mis.” i Bar LENT PIANO. se15-Im* Residence, 1528 Corcoran st. ISS (RATIE v. NUSON, of and speci wht iam Shakespeare of ak - Bw. VOCAL LESSONS. recommended by | Mr. London, Eng. | Music %. D. BUCHER, Instructor of "Tinno, Voice and Hi 15-1mo' 1427 Q st. ow. SEMINARY, 1226 15TH st., near Mass. ave.—Bourding and day school primary, intermediate and advanced depagtment WASHINGTC effirient’ teachers, The principal has spent TWELVE years in carnest work, and pe cffort is spared in order to awaken the Intellectual life of het pupils. For ctreulars. apply, 9 to 1 a.m, Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Principal. CLINICS. Medical, Surgical, Onstctrical and Dental. The Medical Department of Howard Dalversity will give the following clinics sitting the winter session at the Hospital, beginnis Freedmen’s ing rgical 58 at 4:30 pm. by Prof. X. ¥. - ea at 4:30 pm by Profs. Robt, Reyburn, CB: Turtle or Dr Daniel liens, atetrical—For graduates and seniors, by Prof. vis, Diseases of Rectum—Once a week, by Prof. C. B. Purvis, Ear Diseases— Thoredays and and ‘Tuesdays, Saturdays at 1 o'clock by Dr. E. Oliver 2, ie and D ‘Thursdays. by Dr. from 12 to 2 o'clock p.m., by it ‘ied ‘Williston. wifery. by Dr. Ernest Ki Dentel ‘Intrmaty ‘ope every” week Uy" trom 2 to 5 o'clock p.m. Stutents desiring to attend these clinics ply to CB. PURVIS, M. D., Secretary, iis. aah Balloc ‘@ GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN SHOWrUASE instruction day or evening at home of school; terms in advance; dictation a St refs. STEN es pupil or best MES. HARRIET MM Voeal eaneees, after 3 Sept. 15. The MONTROSE, 115 oth Miss LOTTA MILLS, Pianist. se6-1m* OUT OF WASHINGTON. NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY For young women and girls; 20 minutes north of Washington, at Forest Glen, Md. Collegiate ani Preparatory courses. Excellent faculty. 40-acr campus. $75,000 bulJings. A cultured home. Send for illustrated catalogue. au?-tf 8T. AGNES’ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ALBANY, N. Pinder the -: a hey Stodtes taken, or , may be te course. Fo catalogue, add-ees Mise EW. HOWD, Trin 32-3m bars MARYLAND SCHOOL POR THE BLIND WILL SEPTEMBER, 12, Persone che school wi ee iator. AND ART Font Woman's and Girls. A choice seheole "The it Tllmate. B frounds. | Elegant | buildings. Large faculty. All bome comterte. "Mare Tea. van‘ Roasonable rates. Send for catalegue. au2s-Im_ C. L. KERDY, Pres., Hagerst FAUQUIER INSTITUTE FOI YOUNG ae Warrenton, Va. Thirty-fourth year begins Sept. om of Vir- 13, 1884. ‘Situated in Piedmont regio Richmond and Danville R. it.. 55 miles Fromm’ Wa int catalocues address jon. 3y17-tu,th,s39t ‘GEO. G: BUTLER. AMC, Prin io SALE — PEDDLERS LICENSE aa = months; cheap. CASH, 118 Fst. seZl Bt FoR 8) FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS BUSINES 131, Star office. POR RENT_WAREHOUSE ON MD. AVE. BET. bh and 3 wezl-2t* FOR REAT—A DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES, coract iith and Q' sts. ow. “apoiy, 1528. ray 2 sts. ow. Pa " tes se13-co6t® FoR SALE- deliv sry or, OWS AND WAGON (quocent at half its value. METROPOL, Mase. ave. and Lith FOR SALE—A G00D PHAETO: $35. Apply at. COOPER'S LIVERY “scant alley bet. 13th and 14th, and Mand 1 Fok SALE—i BAY MAKE, 7 YEARS OLD; buger, harness, whip, lap dr.; or sold sep- arately. $135 cash. Can be seen in 317 Pa. ave. a FOR S§LE-A SPEEDY, STYLISH HORSE, 7 years old; sound and gevtle; not afraid of ‘thing; $80 Jf sold at ome. Address HORSE, ottice. weztzre pony 5 ladies and chi ight delivery wagon, NATIONAL ras, ‘si Sth st. nw. FOR SALE—BROWN HORSE, NINE Ea a SALE—2 MORGAN MAKES POAL 8 MO. old, Siar Pilot stock; 4 colts; 1, one old; 1 two years old; 2 three years ‘old: Dust stock. To be seen st the SMITH FARM, above ‘To be sold at half values.” Apply to Mrs. SMITH, sel7-Ot* 27th st. bet. K and Va. ave. FOR SALE—WAGONS, W. every kind of "Pbove No. HIGH-CLASS BUARDING STABLE, MODERATE rates. WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY, 220 aud P sts. nw. First<jass in every particular. the counter; the ciding Boor now used for this yurpuee. clevn sanitary 3 i aprccinte the superior Encilites ‘ered Riding lessoas Huwal lady teacher, ale eC-1 LOST AND FOUND. FOR SALE-A& BANGAIN— GROCERY AND rho. vision store; also horse, wagon and - fae 3 desired good reasons for “3. ‘time in some business dress Box 80, Star ofiee. Osh TUG Ds — ANSWERS TO NAME OF fae, Rom ani for return to 905 S st. nw. LosT—BEINDLED ‘Thursday morning. BULL TERRIER PUP. ox Becest & cxumed 05 Stu E Aas AN INTEREST IN A good 3 grocery preferred; only Fg fend. no sual attaira. -Ad- dress BU MAN, Star office. — se20-3t* Lost THIS MORNING IX CENTER MARKET or —— A Lothrop's, belt, with silver Mevurn to 217 Sth st. FOR SALE—-FLOUR AND FEED STORE aND local express business; situated on a thoroughfare; remt cheap Lost Last NIGHT, TERRIER; ANSWERS name of Beauty; no collar. Please return to D. Address », Star) J. CANTY, 32 Grant place, aud receive Uneral office. reward. COMPACT SALOOX FOR SALE ed Lost_—« made wi purchaser baving $400. Ad- Greas "Dox TOL. Star lotice. BelY-6t® FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT, OX account of ili-henith. “For fall particulars apply to CHAS. Soa AN, Leds We.se. wed-18t* For Be. D DINNG Voom: excellent location. Apply 330 a.w. for particulars =: it CENT PROFITS WEEKLY, WITH $150 Trospectus, iteuiized statistics free. Se & DWYER, 834 Isroadway, New York. __8e5-26t* SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR RENT—LOW—IN BROOKLAND—10-ROOM Planted to house on foir acres small fruits: perches shade. Apply to OWENS" — Brookland station. For SALE— ful Home Sites ble prices Situated at bead of CONNECTICUT. AVI ENUE, 20 minutes from By BUC FOR KENT—2 NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGES, BARNS and 4; acre of land each, at $9 each; 2 miles from city; im nice neighborhood. J. E. CLEM- ENTS, 1321 F st. nw. se22-3t° FOR SALE—17 ACKES OF EXCELLENT | LAND: 5-room house; Iau pe bare: high and neatty be cation; 2 miles rgain, cany terms; $1,700. DUCKETT. ‘DENT & 00. 63 F st. se22-3t MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDVILLE, Ta. —$195 per year. A successful best to infuse with and to wak to the duties of lite. SHURTLIDGE (Yale), A. Je6-w,s&méme* PENNINGTON G3.) SEMINARY, “nouxp Bicok RoR. between Phila. New York. For both sexea. Fitty-atth. year. “Very healthful ble. Twelve courses of in. Inetecn. teachers ey &c., addrers THOS Ht HANLON “S, Oe Sy21-78t FOR RENT—NICE, NEW, S-ROOM HOUSE IN Hyattsville: 4 acre grouhd: furnace; large barn; excellent water; $25. DU: . 00., 635 F. For ACRES OF FINE A cultural soll; | Brom house; large barn; will sel pet dose to city: $4,000; easy terms. SCKETT. DENT te 00., 635 F se22-3t TO LvAN—MONEY WITH wurca “TO BUILD homes at Woodside, Linden, Gin ana JOHN ES COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD. 106th Session Com: temmler. ‘ory School attac! CIAL, ATTENTION GIVE) STO THE OF CANDIDATES FOR THE KAVAL ACADEMY. se the President, THOS. FELL.LL.D..PH.D x2. “ROCKVILLE ACADEMY,” ROCKVILLE, MD.— ‘college Home school for boys, red for business. ‘For catalogue, ‘rddeess' WP. Us Principal. ST. GEORGE'S, ‘in. —College = business; 19th ite tion training’ bealth, kinds ces, comfort: $210 to $253, anim FORS ALE—MISCELLANEOUS SALE—ONE —SECOND-HAND DA(®ION io geod contition: price. $00. Apely 356 se22-Lw FOR wagoi I ith all tatest p for cash, Apply 1132 6th st. me. FOR SALE—TWO SOLID CHERRY TABLE © ters, with showcases to ft. HARIISUN tures, about one hurdred sixtee lamps; also three-horse power motor, pulleys, cash. Address G. B. FOR SALE—TWO LATROBES; nace and a new Invi at nw, corner Gth st. and 8. C. ave. se. FOR SALE—OFFICE COUNTER AND FIXTURES. JOHN H. WALTER, ate 1321 F st. pow, FOR SALE—ONE YOUNG COW, SECOND CALF; cate of selling, no pends to keep her. stirs 43 ail an good as new and cheap fur Star office a el FOR SAL = 0 SECOND-HAND BRICK. CALL at LEWIS: MOPFENMAIEIES: uth and’ C ‘sts. nw se22-Bt* {OR SALE—ON STORAGE-603 14TH ST. N.W— Marble top bed rocm sets, $11, $18, $10; 6 oak dining room chairs, $5; wardrobe folding bed, $17; barber's chair and pole, Sine double-barrel shotguns, 10 and 12 gauj pet, $5. sez2-2t* FOR SAIE—1 OAK BED ROOM SET, 1 PLAIN Walnut diping table, ove dozen plain dining room chairs, D.w., after 4 p.m. seZl-2t* For See AND FURNITURE Apply at 201 North Capitol AL- oun a TOR SALE—AT cae Gea ly oes jamond ring at 40 gents" sap- Pitre and dunk, at 950 $40 solitaire diamond ring at $22. Inquire at A. KAHN’S, 935_F st. :NT-7-ROOM COTTAGE AT WOODSIDE, room cottage at Lindea, $25 20; ; S-room cot- tage at Forest Glen, $23; ull new, pretty and homes. PF, BENJAMIN, comfortable “Bt c12 F st. aw. ion | SALE_OR RENT—TAKOMA PARKS LARGE cottage; 14g squares from d Jarge furaace: conventerces. Apply to OWN . 614 F FOR SALE—S: MALL Hol HOUSE AND 2 A ACRES, N NEAR Chain bridge, for $300, terins, $10 per month; also 4-room house and 2 acres, near sume, for $400 cash; also 3-room house and \y acre for $300, 23 cash also 25 ‘acres, "10 coome ain barn, rea, G-room house, for $4,290. ie ‘of 300 farms and map ef ebarin JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1321 F st. se2n-ae* son aa AT GOOD HOPE HILL, 143, ACRES gt lame all under cultivation; itaproved oan Wel Recessary outbul 700 assorted fruit trees; well watered and ae 250. Also 10 acres bear fence. . Scitana Md., ‘improved by -room outbuil ior Bisson 4 — a Sarees, uw of city free. ‘EE NEW HOUSES, build to suit purchaser cu small — art 7 minutes’ cide on B. and 0. L AKER, “On ner, Langton, | D.C Palisades of == Potomac. |_ Building Jots and ville sites for sale. Situate on ides of the Conduit road. oreriooking sears Fiver apd Virginia bills. most picturesque aud desitable part of ‘ashington and Great Falls Electric Mallway pass the property. Plats, &ec., aes, 1420 st Washington, D room cottage, just ; large furnace, range, bath, excellent wa’ wood $4,500. OFFICE 3 oe ett na ae iT at FIGHT O'CLOCK PM for graling ne ishing and “laying carling, fazxing, guttering ‘elford-macadam roadway ‘aid brick ‘sidewalks on Main street from Ist street to Mill Gate. ine 5 +> pro = =n = be ob. tals mayor ity councll, togethe: with all informatior yoeeremns wears Attest: GEO. W. Blank i SALELOUNGE, $2.50 $2.50; COOK STOVES, ie Fak a bed roo lor ented; cs % HEDMOND'S CHEAP my4-tr “on CASH AND TIME HOUSE, 813 7th si FOR SALE—“OTTO” GAS ENGINES, = NEW and second-hand; any size. Send for circular or call on 12. D. BALLAT ‘BA At... TRI_Tth at. ATTORNEYS. 4 GOODRICH, LAWYER, 124 DEARBORN ST. Chicago. Established 184. Business. legal ‘and quiet. Branches and facilities in other states. oet-6m FOR SALE—BICYC LES. ¥OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL, EASY-RUNNI matte Columbia Bicycle, with lamp: sli for $65 on instatlments; less for cash; Warrauted _Please examine. 909 L st. n.w FOR Pee as CASH — COLUMBIA a2 = Jap; all in “rst-class condition ‘Soo lows st. nw. FOR SALE—HIGH-GRADE PX2UM. 5 c); installments if good ) or adiress MAC, 1108 CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, Webster_Law iniiding, 608 ot. aw. Waste ington, D.C. Besideace, 033 K st. nw. 423 ee bas returacd to 'e now Triends; costumes Ma RYLAND —NINE- euzi-im lin front of the LOST_LAST NIGHT—GOLD (gold coins), with monogram u. reward puid for its return to 1328 7th a aw LOST-—SEI'T. 19, ON BELT LINE, {conNe FROM 4th and N & eS. #2 and 3 to pocket book ie stage XM ST. ee = gold back and mounting. “etura to Suu M sezust* IP PERSON wHol POUND. PCI RSE CONTAINING broken ring the 7th inst. at will eetere return ring to KICH- MOND MOTEL "they will receive Liberal reward. WANTED boALDERS BY A SWEDISH jt rooms, home-made table boarders. Inquire 8 G st. mw. rhs 4 ne __AU CTION : tail iad Z 5 ‘ANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Est. Tate PERCE PLACE AoTHWEST By virtue of a of trust to us, dated cae et aly copded_ March 31. 1508, follo 434 et seq., of the the District of Coton and at the the party S= + Wwe, vis trustees, will neil, at on Aye Pee DAY OF OCT¢ 1804, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the follywing described’ land premiaes, situate in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and designated - y| being sll of of lots in juare is recorded in the office Frege of the. District of Columbla, H. K., page 385, together with the timprovements, consisting of a thre i as No. 1414 Pleree place wr. TERMS OF Sal money to be paid th cash, and the balance In tee equal instatiments, payable with interest at «ix payable semi-annually, deed of trust se | tae prorat or moo 5 RESORTS. The Chalfonte. __ On the ocean front. Sea water baths in the house. Send for Must: b w. THE ELUERON RON “ATLANTIC © ante Gre, 5 eZ. . TENN. and Paciée He fences, M3. BOKER otc ‘of the more. And wow at has-25 tat ‘ashington.D- mls WERNERSVILLE, PA.