New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15

of orphans ana children OF parents going abroad Inc
course OF study combines practical English educ'
with thorough knowledge OF French Terms are wv"
per annutn.
Misses Marshals school for young ladies and children
is at No. $50 West Thirty-eghthst The course OF III
structon practical including all the branches OF an
English and French education, and each department.
under the supervision Of the principals EsPec ~
care is given to the primary department tnHus ~.
language of the school Private Lessons are fiten Inn
tied number OF boarding pupils are received at s Be-
Terms, English ana fIeneh ger e Urinary
English alone - 10 VIZ
Gardner Institute for young ladies' NO 62o fitdNe''
was founded in 1885, and one OF the Oldest sehooS
in the CITY, The principals are the rev Dr ana ME-
g II Gardner The course Of study includes primary,
,nnior middle and senior department. Inc conmOh
English branches pursued during the entire course
% American colleges The art department rs under
Prof Frost johnson The n@moea Of be charr6s for
day pupils vary from 500 to s5 per annn "
the class.
The kindergarten, No IS West Fortysecoud-st, will
begin its 18th year Sept "a, Miss E. NJ Coe Principal
The usual elementary branches are taught in connection
with course OF object lessons. The word method Is
used in teaching children 10 read ana speIng Is mae
speciality carriage sent for pupils when desired.
Terms from $50 to 500 per session. according to age In
connection with her Kindergarten MISS Coe mas prlVae
recitation for young ladies, with aetes or inc
pursuit of any study in English music or the languages
Terms Of tuition $50 500 per halfyearly session.
Yonkers Collegiate Institute boarding and day
school for young ladies ana cDhdfen, al INC ici
dence of Dr. Arnold Yonkers, " v The course OF study
viii be extensive and thorough, giving much time and
special attention TO spelling reading, wiring ana arl,n
meic, as also to speaking ana conhosonc fnI IIr
the Principal viii be assisted by competent eaSn
ers in English, the languages, music, ana the ats.
Terms family pupils $500 per annum; day pupils S'o
TO tl75 per annum, according TO department
The Franco American Institute, No. 651 Astorrow IS
now in its 9th year. The school, designed Tor boys from
eto 20 years of age combines English and classical
h oh 1Qn Qnn
nun is individually taught TO study certain time
vary from 500 to $3.50 according age. warm lunch
is provided daily for pupils desiring H. az COZ 9el -
resident pupils are received al siOJ per year, III "
the tuition fees.
Misses Clarkson and Bush, graduates OF Vassar COL
lege have an English and French boarding ana day
school for young ladies, at No. 800 North Broadst''
Elizabeth, NewJersey The principals are assisted
competent professors and teachers OF f[ehch GeIan
eOcutiOn and drawing Prof Meyer OF Kutgers CoIcse
has charge Of the German department The number vi
boarding pupils is limited III oIuer 10 give i. bonI
comforts of home. An important feature Oh e G sHooi
the fitting OF students for any class al Nassdf Ioese
Terms are 500 per annum.
Rocky Dell Institute, j. III. Hurlburt, Principal Is
family school for boys Lime Rock Conn., 100 miles
from New-YOrk The institution has accommodations
for 20 students. Pupils fitting for college pursue the
studies required in the institution they desire 10 enter
The business course includes the ordinary Englsh
branches with higher mathematics philosophy, chem
istry physical geography, rhetoric, c0mpOsiuoni pen
manship bookkeeping and cIocut0n inc schOoI year
divided into three sessions Terms, S2o per session.
Harrison Polytechnic School, English and scientific
school, with classical department, is at NO II west
Forty-fourth-st corner Of sixth-ave Instruction is
given in mathematics natural sciences and commercial
subjects. Careful attention is gwen 10 physical ana
vocal culture. Lectures on scenune TOPICS are gwen
weekly Modern methods OF instruction, lnclslFe
Of those common to the German kindergarten are en-
poyed in the primary department. haes Nd tuuoh wary
IRON $50 TO 500 per year, according 10 sIuu'es'
Miss Ballow has had English and French school for
young ladies and children at No "a East Twenty
st. for more than 20 years. She has educated TIE
mothers of number of her present pupils. The aver
attendance Is from 90 10 10y Inc COURSE oi sb
ton is thorough, including all the brasches OF an esn
education, with French and Latin Young ladies VINO
have completed regular school course, ana desire III
suitable terms. Terms Senior department, 500;
Junior $50; Primary, 500 and $40 per anhuiD
John MacMulen, A. NJ, who has taught for more than
thirty wears in this city, will continue his French and
English school, No 12l4 Broadway. This year be VIII
limit his school to 40 boys with teacher for every 10
pupils The OF study includes preparatory yu-
NOR and senior departments. The principal Will re-
ceye few boys into his family at his residence at
Washington flights. where they wili ENJOY almost al
the advantages of the country. Terms. 500 Tor the
school year, apart from the price OF tnluon' "hch
ranges from $500 TO $780,
The Misses Parmeys' English and French boarding
and day school for young ladies and children Is at NO.
o31 Washngtonaye., Brooklyn. The course OF nsruc-
on comprses the common and higher English branches
music and the languages. The number oil Doaruers IS
limited in order to give them the o % a wee
each. Terms Board and tuition 500 per year day
pupils SO 10 sl5 per session No eT Gnfge p6
prices.
MARY B. Thomas and sisters have boardingsehool at
Downington Penn. The object of the schools TO pro-
vide for limited number Of pupils means for thorough
education in the elementary and advanced English
Studies in the Latin, French, ana German languages
and in drawing. IN the social afrahgeuenls Oh tnc
school there is occasion ON which snowy dressing IS
appropriate. The terms, Tor boarding ana ul'ion are
per year. Vocal and instrumental music, slO per
quarter OF school year.
The West Side Business College opened last Feb
ruary, at sixth-ave and Twenty-tmrd-st., opposite
Booths Theater The objects of the institution are to
sunnlv thorough education for the cOuntingroO, by
regular course Of instruction and practice combined,
and 10 furnish gentlemen and ladies' VINO cannot hke
the regular course, private or separate INSTRUCTION.
TeTms-Fu graduating course, one year. SIoOi pdruai
course six months, So three months, $50
Fezandies Institute for young gentlemen, at No. 81
West includes primary, commercial cias-
steal and scientific departments Students are prepared
for college, naval and military academies, engineering
and miuing schools. Although French is special
branch i'm the school, the various English studies are
Taught limited number of boarder received at 1000
and 5000 year. Terms for day pupils from 800 10 s1O
according 10 class
Mr. Hammond's select school for boys IL at NO 6s2
sixtl,ave near Reservoir Park Instruction is given
in arithmetic book keeping, geography history phySi
olocy composition, rhetoric, defamation and drawing
Specia gwen 10 students preparing Tor collegiate
courses classical scientific Daily exercises are gwen
i'm light gymnastics. Terms vary from $75 10 S325 per
aInum according to and studies. No extra charge
is made for German or French
Miss Warren claims for her school for boys sixthave
between Fory-rst and Eortysecondsts. equal advan-
IN es and quite as much discipline is found in any
school for the same Every boy taught French and
drawing. German and Latin are optional. No extras
are charged Gentlemen professors nave charge OF the
higher departments and elocutloD' MUSIC Is taught w
Chester :. Allen.