New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS.

At No. 2O6 EastThirteenth-st., small English aud
French school OF about 20 pupils, conducted by Miss
Ritter. will upon its third year. Sept. o. Miss
Ritter graduate Of Rutgers College, and well fitted
To take charge OF children Partisan lady Is engaged
for those desiring lessons in French aud II will be
taught by class instruction and conversation
The Rev. James Tufts, graduate of Yale has had a
private school Monsoon Mass, for IA years. He re-
ceives into his family six eight boys from 10 years Of
age and upwards, prepare for college or business,
giving them MS home aud time MOnsOh, Is a
pleasant village. 20 miles east OF Springfield and seven
hours by railroad from NewYork. Terms for board aud
tuition, 800 per year.
Flushing Institute, boarding and day school tor
boys, occupies building built IN 1923, for the Rev Dr.
MuheDberg. The school is under the direction Of f. A.
Fachild and A. p Northrop Messrs. Farchild father
and son, have conducted the Institute since 1916 The
yearly attendance IS 10 hoarders and 90 day pupils Inc
design Of the school the instruction OF boys III Latn
Greek, and Modern Languages, and IN all branches OF
thorough English education The building Is Oh an eie
vatiOn with ample grounds Inc tefhi5 per quarter vi
ten weeks for board and tuition $780, Music drawing
and painting charged extra School year begins Sept "
The New-Jersey Collegiate Institute, conducted by
Messrs, Haas, IL at Bordenown, New-Jersey, on the
banks of the Delaware, % miles from Philadelphia. The
grounds Of Institute, five OF the estate Of the
late Joseph Bonaparte, contain me PARK ana TWO
small streams. The building is large and convenient,
with accommodations for students OF both The
attendance last year was 100 The course or study IN
cludes three departments preparatory, academic, and
collegiate Special Instruction given to students de-
signing At themselves for teachers, surveyors and
engineers The school of AZ weeks IS divided INTO
four sessions. School reopens sept ..
Norwich University, military college at Northheld
w. was established in 1884 The position is pleasant
healthy, and easy OF access, by the Vermont Central
Railroad The Rev. Malcolm Douglass, ID. d.. President
The course OF study embraces the usual branches OF
liberal education, while the charter OF the University
makes civil engineering and military science dstin-
gushing feature. The annual eneampnent OF two
weeks the latter part of September Will be held In the
vicinity of Northdeld 1t Is school OF instruction 10
camp regulations customs ana dues utlls anu aftl-
lery practice and also IN practical neld engineering,
measuring nights and distances use OF instruments, etc
Terms $3.50 per Reduced rates Tor students OF
limited means. ReOpens August %.
Miss Steers, who formerly conducted her boarding and
day school for young ladies and children ut No s West
seyenteeth-s has removed No. L. EastFory
A. This school was established in 1860 by Mrs Steers,
but health failing two years ago her daughter took
mother Their thod. the English, Is to be thorough
without pressing students too severely Inc Kinder
garten system used with the younger children, OF
whom there 40 school carriage II IN attendance
for pupils. The school has steadily advanced from 10
% scholars Mrs Steers has organized class for young
ladies who have finished their education. She engaged
with them three days in the week reading history
French and English literature French u the langag &c
of the institution. School reOpeDs Sept. y.
The New Haven Collegiate aud Commercial Institute
now in 10th year, Of the Oldest and largest pr
vate institutions in the country 1t established by
VIM II. Russell, AM graduate OF Yale. in 1888, who
is still conducting it, lie Is assisted by Charles Fabrique
AN, Vce-principai, graduate OF 1ale anu 10 Olhe
professors graduates OF Yale and Iowa Colleges th'
Universities Berlin and France ana other lnstltu
tons. The school has two departments, the Casslca
English The first Is designed to prepare those whl
propose Yale College the second Ter thorough
English education For the purpose OF securing health
symmetry, and ylgor OF body, gymnasuo ana mlltar!
exercises form part Of the course OF instruction Ih'
tuition 500 per annum. Fail session begins Septem
III.