New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
WHERE TO SEND cHILDREN-PRIvATE SCHOOLS OF
NETWORK AND VICINITY.

NETWORK AND VICINITY.
The following information, collected from
varied sources and condensed from yolumnous crcu'
lars and catalogues, will further enable those seeking
schools to which send their young charges TO make
intelligent selection. Among those named below will be
found of the most popular schools IN this VICINITY
Freehold Institute, boarding and day school Tor
boys Freehold N j., begins Its thrtieth year in Sep
tember 1t is easily reached from New-York by three
daily trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad TDe lnstl-
tute was purchased five years ago by Gov Parker and
other gentlemen, who compose the present Board OF
Trustees The design of the institution Is to give boys
thorough English education aud prepare them for ad
mission to any college, enter the various business
pursuits The course of study embraces an Academic
and Classical Department. The Faculty consists OF the
Rev A. G. Chambers, A. NJ, Principal, formerly OF
Miami University, Higher Mathematics Eocution, and
Rhetoric; Henry @. Talmage Latin and Physical Geo
graphy; WIN. E. v. HOrner. Greek, Anatomy. and Phys
ology; VIM. c. Chambers. English Literature and
Natural Science; Albert g. Cook, English Department
Karl LaDglotz, Music and Modern Languages the Rev.
John b. Scott Miami University Lecturer Natural
Science; z. b. Hudson. Penmanship and Bookkeeping.
Expenses for board and tuition $500 per year. with
out extra charges The situation of the school is
beautiful, and the surrounding country unusually
healthy.
Brooks Seminary for young ladies. with special
course for those designing to enter Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, reOpens Sept. II. Mrs Edward
White principal assisted by nine professors and teach
The of study includes Preparatory Depart
ment with the documentary English branches and
French, and Graduating Department, embracing q
regular collegiate OF study requiring four years
Diplomas awarded graduates who fully prepared
TO enter the advanced classes at yassar College.
special class provided to prepare young ladies for the
earliest possible entry of the College The lecture
for the coming presents such names Pro
Wilder and Anderson OF Cornell University, the Rev.
W, Of
CITY, and the Hon. John Thompson OF POughkeepsle,
among number Of Others The terms are $500 per year.
with no extras except art studies and Greek.
Morris Female Institute, MorristOwn, N. j., on the
Morris and Essex Railroad, accessible several times
day from New-York begins its 10th year Sept. 10
Charles G. Hazeltne. A. NJ, Principal; Prof. Sidney
Wooett, A. b., Hsthetics and Elocuton; Mrs Frances
M. Carter. occasional Readings and Recitations. and
Prof Frank q. Ulsley, Piano and Vocal Culture.
The course OF study includes an academic and
eoga fSr tSSss Wishing to their studies after
graduation The number OF boarding pupils is limited
TO Is, that family Organization may be maintained
Literature and other topics connected with the course
The Italian method OF vocal culture IL used exclusively
Diplomas are conferred upon students who creditaby
complete full of study In the English depart
ment. TermsnBosrd ROOM fuel hight %aSh9 No and
annum day pupils, per quarter Academic Department
SIS; Collegiate Depsrtmen $40; Piano and Vocal Gull
$50 TO SOS; Oil Painting, s2Oi Pastai and water
Colors, sl5.
Mount Pleasant institute private classes for boys ia
at Amherst Mass 20 miles north Of Springfield, tho
New-Iondon Northern Railroad, hours from New
York and four hours from Boston and Albany The
buildings are on an emnenee, with view embracing To-
different towns and villages, mile from Amherst
College and half mile south OF the Massachusetts Agr
cultural College The school was organized IN 1896 and
is conducted by henry c. Nash, A. NJ Boys received
from eight eighteen years OF age The course OF
study includes a primary, higher EnRhsh--pupils IN
which have without extra oharge, 70 the Vau
able of lectures delivered TO the students OF Am
herst COilege-and classical department Particular
on ia civ
sesdisS' wPnS, spelling, Gc Instruction in the mod
languages is given BY native teachers when desired
The school year gins Sept 10 ana ends June 23 The
charge for board tuition, washing mending fuel, and
lights is $50 per annum. No extra charges
Mrs Faith c. Hosmer and Miss e. H. Rockwell have
family and day school for young ladies at No. Spring
ST. Springfield Mass. which will reopen Sept It. The
central location of renders 1t accessible from
all directions beng five hours from New-York and four
from Boston and Albany. The number OF boarders
limited TO is. The course OF instruction includes the
languages mathematics and the scientific and literary
studies usually pursued in our best schools Special
attention is given history and general information,
and> those pupils whose elementary training has been
defective viii receive the instruction they require
Terms for board, washing and tuition In English and
Latin, per year. $50: day tuition per quarter OF 10
S25 French. German. music drawing and paint
ing extras Pupils received AT any time, but for not
less than one quarter.
Bayvew Institute, an English classical and oom-
mercal boarding and day school for both Is at
Babylon, l.. l., 40 miles from New-York. and with %
daily connecting trains. The Institute organized
three years ago private day school, but order
meet tie demand for boarding school house was
erected at the present time boarders.
TO when the schOo is limited IL Is designed as home
school, where the pupils can enjoy the pleasures aud
comforts OF home, aud at the same time acquire
Enelsh education and be fitted for college or
for DIsnrss' Ihe school Is conducted by l.. Homer
Hart and four assiBtaDts Terms per ainui Boarding
pgps, partial board. $780, lul board $50 day pupils
music, FRENCH aud German. extra seno'i year begins
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