New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS.
SOMETHING MORE CONCERNING PRIVATE
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Following is continuation of The 1RIB-
pNE's descriptive list of private educational nsuons
Rutgers College, Nos 4s7, 49, and 49l Ffthaye' AFTER
30 years as Institute, received It Collegiate ehaier
1867 The object aimed at in recharterng the nsutu
ton, with all the rights and powers OF college was
10 afford to the OF this city and ITS vicinity the
means of giving their daughters collegiate educatoh
equal 10 that furnished to young men In similar char
tered institutions The course or study covers -FOUR
years and when pursued in full entities the student 10
graduate with the college degree Of A. b. At the
time martial courses may be taken by any not desiring
to follow out the complete range Of study. The
College includes four departments. The ele-
mentary department furnishes rubin entary
course partly the kindergarten syste m.
The academic department occupies three years,
and provides instruction all the branches OF an ord
nary English education, with the rudiments OF Latin
French and German for pupils intending to enter the
advanced departments The SubCollegiate Department
occupies years. and is strictly preparatory for the
Collegiate which requires four years. The curricu um
in the subCOllegiate and Collegiate Departments III
cudes classical and scientific course The art schooi
of the college occupies large and weilhghteu apa
ment and is in charge a teacher trained IN the Ma
tonal Academy OF Design and the same methous arc III
use The hber classes visit the best art galleries ana
scientific museums OF the city The rates OF tuition I'D
the four college classes, covering Instruction ana ec
lures in the English, Scientific and Mathemaucal
course well as Latln creek fIehVu' anu Ne4"'Ni'
are 500 per annum.
The Albany Law school. connected with Union Uni
yerstv was established with the design Of nstrucing
the student in the art as well in the science OF law
Of fitting him 10 enter at once upon practice. The
methods and means OF instruction are substantially the
same as those pursued in the Universities OF Europe IN
The study of the civil awmainly by lecture aud exam-
nation An important feature OF the school is the moot
rourts Questions or causes previously given out are
mad hV four Of he
either taken from, and designed To Illustrate
some vexed points arising the lectures, they are
real causes pending before the Supreme Court Court
Appeals No examination and no particular course OF
previous study necessary for admittance me Jaw
school includes three annually. The fee required
the student pays by the SINGLE term is $50 where
be pays for the whole course in advance $3.50 Tine lce
Of board varies according TO the accommodations offered
from s. 20 s. per week.
Mrs. J. T. Benedict's Boarding and Day School for
young ladies is at No. East Forty-secondst. The
building is attractive and oommodous, with accommo-
daons for 20 boarders and 100 day pupils The course
Df study which is the result OF 80 years experience III
Primary Academic, and Collegiate, each of four years
duration postgraduate course has been formed Tor
young ladies' who have hnshed theif stndes az sSnoo'
but who wish to continue their reading in the direction
Of history, higher mathematics literature &c. specal
advantages are furnished young ladies' VINO Wls 10 pre-
pare teachers OF the higher mathematics and English
Expenses for family pupils, SO0 day pupils, from 800 10
BOO per annum, according TO department
The Communication day ana boardingschool and
conservatory of music, No. $50 West Twentyninthst,
was established in 1863 P. W. MOeler is principal,
sisted by seven professors aud teachers The object OF
the institution educate the business man. the mer
chant and the engineer The prevailing method OF in
Etructon the PestaOzzian. Kindergarten is CON
nected with the institution Inc course OF STUDY IN
cludes German English and French, drawing IN all lts
branches, mQdeling mathematics Geography nasural
history and philosophy, bookkeeping, penmanshp speI
Ing, composition, history, singing; hg1t gymnastics
dancing and al kinds OF needewOrk The rates OF tut
lion vary from so 500 per annum according to the
tlass. No extra charges Tor books, stationery, &c
William A. Magill, a. NJ, has home school for boys
attending the Hopkins Grammar School The buildings
acent 10 the grounds Of the Hopkins Grammar School
The Hopkins Grammar School, since Its foundation IN
I66O has been especially designed 10 be preparatory TO
college course The home school eOnDlnes the adyaRags
Of the family and the private tutor, with thorough drill
IN large classes Boys spend the usual hours with their
Instructors in the schooroon, bnt IN playground gym
naSum at meals, evening study hours ana curing the
plight have parental supervision and suitable help
Pupils are instructed IN rowing SAILING, swimming ana
fishing Charges for board and tuition are $3.50 per year
Tie Collegiate School, No lOl West Fourteenth-st.,
founded in 1920 by William Forrest who at its head
Tor over 80 years. The Rev. Henry B. Chaplin, Phi. d.
has had it's management the last years The course
of study includes two departments-Englsh and CLASH
cal III the English department there are Tour classes
beginning in the primary, which consists OF boys SIX
years old and upward. The studies in this class are ee
neDtary ana preparatory TO the succeeding classes IN
which tie usual higher branches are taught win view
10 the preparation of boys for business The classical
course four years and includes all branches re-
quired for admission into our best colleges Terms vary
from t22 to Si5 per quarter, according 10 class.
Holiday Collegiate Institute, school of the highest
grade young gentlemen, Broadway near southwest
or IhlrI} Is u new 1bstitut4ous 1h0
plan Of this school embraces course in al the subjects
usually included in liberal education whether English
classical, scientific; and its object is TO prepare
students for any institution Of learning IN TINS country
Or il they are 70 60 Immediately into business to give
che preliminary education best adapted to that purpose
Parents may select any special course i0r their sO
prominent feature of the institution viii be the written
Examinations Terms vary from $50 10 $500 per annum
according 70 class Spanish German ana itan at pro-
fessOr's charges.
Adams Academy, Quincy, Mass, rests upon founda
tion owen In land l6O acres by President John Adams
II was provided in the deed that all the future rents
profits and emoluments arising from SAID land, be ap
Greek and Latin languages" &c The academy is under
the management Of William Reynolds Dlmmock, Ii. D..
late Professor Of Greek Williams College. To be ad
mItted boys must be Is years OF and well prepared
in the usual studies Of grammar schools The regular
pups to pass AT Harvard The number pupils lin
fled TO 100 All expenses will not exceed $3.50 yeaI
VIM. n. Reid has English, French, and German
School for young ladies and children tho $40 Clinton
st. Brooklyn Mr.. Reid, who was for II years prin-
cpal of the Newburgh Academy has had 80 years ex-
perience as a teacher The building has ample accom-
for eight boardrs ana $50 pupils The course
OF study Will include the usual English branches,
modern languages. natural science, drawing painting
vocal and instrumental music systematic course OF
drill aud exercise, to secure healthy mental and
physieal Development will be an important feature OF
the school Terms boarding pupils $500 day pupils,
30 TO tlOO per year, according TO class.
The Shrewsbury Model School. upon the Kindergarten
system is at Red Bank, n. j., eight miles from Long
Branch The scope Of the school includes young misses
Of rs or more years as well as smaller children and the
course OF study comprises all the English branches,
well music languages, drawing, dancing. and horse
iDanship Among the features OF the school will be
u French class, free 70 beginners, and one or more
studies conducted in the French language for the more
advanced scholars. Fancy needework, plain sewing,
and mendiDg are taught, with instruction IN the
culinary resident pupils. Boarding pupils lin
tied TO u, at 500 year.
The Douai German-Amercan Institute for young
ladies and gentlemen. with Conservatory Of Music and
Kindergarten, is at $40 seventhave. DR.. Douai, the