New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
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A MILITARY BOARDING-SCHOOL,
"A PORT CHESTER. N. Y,
o. WINTHROP STARR. A. NJ. Principal
Limited 10 twenty five Terms moderate

A MILITARY BOARDING-SCH00L,
T. fi% @fSI e twenty Ave Terms moderate
A BOARDING SCHOOL of high grade for
gISgf nP sS RfS At PenS Situated
most beautiful county seats Of Eastern fPbbseSbs Of
leading journal says tine abomnao1s when sur
round 80 many TOWNS 30 mot TfSSh nS Within The Bor
oIgh has driven away OF the ey Influences
coming in contact With ayerns The beauty Of o
GaSf a9d o AN VINO have Visited it. The highlands upon
which me built preclude danger from masRSS Gs
Ian Pres6y baptist and 6a,hos The ralTosG f9S l
NcwYork the distance il now but three hours and IRON
WASHINGTON and Baltimore the time Is cut down 10 the quick
Term reopen mo- Csept) Students admitted at any
ya TAYLOR take great s Ps"sqTo sR n TffGR%snd
Charles Leland e. Hans Breman SAYS; III Is an lnsu'
Judge George NJ Van HOesen Of NegYork says: short;
ndges MEDIA AeSGemy ao pareSS viii nd not
only good school, but omshke cheerful esta3lshmen
where rational Of training combine TO make that WHOLE
mental moral and physical atmosphere Wch Is 80 nee
e Rev 6h3 long saws Your attention duties Of
your position make school the serious and ne
hon Thomas v Cooper President Of Pennsylvania Senate
saws II regard OF the finest in the state and one IN
every way TO At boy for any college The Principal
ard his assistants are wen known consent
10 the use OF my name as reference q, pb,ade,rbia
patron OF the Academy says; use my name In any way
The Graphic says: Particular taken OF
young boys life being provided not usually found IN
The P6sdsg6a Times s. sh ssd5s4 has
The Media American says Altogether The past year was
the most successful Mt shorthdge mas had ne SaSs
won the respect Of citizens by their uniformly gentle
not generally characteristics choobOys which speaks well
foI the discipline and influence OF The Academy We gadY
% 6SS9,G % t SS nj bV m But is rot surprising that
6as bu mn drstcass Institution in our borough. He
unweared his work. scarcely ever leaving the academy Gr
ment thus feels at ali times The masters presence wee
SSt for tho Media Academy increased popularity ana u''u
We heartily ndorse the above wen meted notice from the
Media American. and commend Mr. b G. shOrthdges Aead
envy 70 pubic favor ,,
V''' ccior Of prot Episcopal Church, Media, Penny
'''''' (Pastor OF Media Presbyterian Church)
'i'h'' 'o' H. lay -" CPasOr of E. Church)
Judge Of the District)
'0'i-' JUS cashier OF First National BanK)
tFim OF Faramb Hopes Bankers)
president OF the First National Bank
EDwE FussE[I g. D. tMA MAD T. L. Il H WR2Ts
HFSY HON Howard ana many other czehs Of
Courses Of study for Business Profession or Cqege ~
Books SC. a. Sc no EXTRA CIIARGfls students 1 o a@
advanced ana backward pupils combining me E
private tutoring and @ a Se bSst M oher
studies Of deficiency In one or two branches Am
choice Dull boys tatored pryatcy SPECIAL and
two bowling Alleys &C, &C. Ten Instructors, all Gradu
ates-one Harvard. four Yale
tut i'u''i'''4 sWiTmIN @. suoRTLIDGE A. NJ,
Harvard Graduatel Media Penn
D0YSIROARDINGS SCHOOL at Wilton, Conn.,;
ID moderate expense. Address AUGUSTUS WHITLOCk.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of Ora
- tory for public speaker reaSe[ professor o.
Tor circulars Profess Professor LEWIS B. MONROE,
Beaconst. Boston, Mass.
RETTs MILITARY arr1A slg ACADEMIC DE hYys
- a ho' STANFORD M 1nIC Conn m
year sept TM0RoUGH PREPARATION - Tor
college scientific school business hney situated three
quarters Of mile from villages no harmful OUTSIDE lnhuenoeS
TERMS REDUCED to sut the times.
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the
- Hudson. y. Y, Tor 20 boys; single rooms
VHESTER VALLEY ACADEMY-For BOYS,
~ Dowuingtown. Pens Pennsylvania Railroad 900 TO
io Catalogue SSsE f'i ,l ~ oSa Az Principal
CONCORD, MASS.-Home School for Boys:
y Afew boys received ~ The family o. oLg S E w.
circulars send % Concord Mas
CLASSICAL SCHOOL for boys, business or
~ college low rates. health9l situation nome ,ansi.
furnished. cHAs. ", SICKLE, a. ~. pa.saie, Nj.
OWL and MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,
term begins sept - Tue Annual Register for 1878 contains
for admission h expense &C. Address YoUSGTrea
NULL BOYS walked UP and set agong /;
~ NO EXPENSIVE CLAPTRAPs
MXsOS's school Tor Boys Yonkers \. =.
nR. FITCH'S Family School for Boys at Nor
lIWalk, Conn. Number hmitedi English claalca ana CON
D De s. G q F}TcH Pm ''l--' '',-',
EAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
Il Classical Uuionyille. y. Y. s. = MAXWELL, A M
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold n. j.
Boys thoroughly prepared for college business Send
for catalogues 10 the PRINCIPAL Rev. A. O. CHAABERs.
ELUSHING On. " INSTITUTION Tues
il day, september To- this BOARDING. aud DAY SCHOOL
FOR ROYs viii begin the saith year Of s ME I'm Flushing De
Ing tho $50 year is entire existence It's graduates are
found usefuly employed in AL parts OF the world 10 he
ADDRESS Sr5s i. 4. FAiRoiIILD.
"GOSHEN INSTITUTE" Orange Co..
ON.Y $40 qr for tuition. board Washing use 9f books
saddle horses 80 no extra cha,ses Mrsfuy pL He
possible only with limited numbers Nllson IIn
GREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
" SOUTH wILLlAMsToWN, Berkshire County Mass
EIpetes $3.50 per year Established by It's present principal
IN 1872 For catalogues, address BENJAMIN r. MILLS
A. ~, Principal
Henry w. Siglar's Boarding School for Boys
viii reopen sept 10. Address Principal NeWburg Ny
HOME SCHOOL for BOYS.-Reopens Sept. 2
III Rev. AAiBR RONDTHALEh Bethlehem Penn
HAMILTON COLLEGE, Clinton, n. y
The Fall term Opeus september s. Entrance e1amlhA
ton. "Wednesday. september d .. o. bhom y. rIssles
Highland Military Academy Worcester, Mass;
boys for business college or sclenilhC scoOs sou
year begins Sept II. c. Il. METCALF, A. ~, supt
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y
BOYS schools within 20 miles Of NewYOrk. A ARMAGNAC
D.A ROWE, Principals
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE. larry
- TOWN. Reopens sept. II. Address ReyFJJACksOS
JAMESBURG MD Institute for b oys. Sound
- instruction: moderate terms. NJ oakey, a. NJ principal
MAPLE HALL Institute, Jamaica, l.. l., Tor