New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
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pFPIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MILE

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A SUPERIOR SCHOOL.-WEST0N MILL
n TARY INsTiTgTE viii begn s "
most Connecticut and within easy Feaen
Of aT OF STe or
advantages Connected with the Institute e Riding sShG0
learn this healthy exercise d For null gasq ana JAR
A DAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass.
n WILLIAM EVERETT, Pm. ID, Mast t
the best Amefcsn colleges success this design during
the six years Of Its existence under tne s r a and the
tuition fee $50 annually The next sehGo near @
place the day before Tuesday September IL applications
d lGe 10 the Master OF TO P WoRDES NJ Quincy
Mr. Werden IS IN charge OF me large Aeaasy &
room and board including washing. is $3.50 annually
A BOARDING SCHOOL of high grade for
Af1 MY h RfH At gnS
mEsS beautiful 6 county s s5 Ss Of
Media leading Journal says Tine w d ed
prohibits the sale OF intoxicating drink within me BOT
which follow in its wake Our boys go about without
coming with averns saloons The beauty Of our
admiration OF all who have visited It, The highlands upon
ease We nave Clutches Of Ffend Methodist EpscoPa
liam Presbyean Baptist and SSin9G hG Ss While from
New.York the dsae is now but three hours ana lion
eSf S6Ise s SnS BaSs 0e ' Is cut
Term reopsns mo- sept 10TH studer admitted at any
ya Taylor take great r TsfS%%snd
Charles Leland {" Hans Breman says: Ut Is an lhstl
Judge O. orge NJ Van HOesen. of New,York says: short
hdges Media ennJ Academy affords The y &
only good school, but HON sko, cheerful establishment
some mental moral physical atmosphere which is 80 nee
essary TO the growth Of healthy youth - the dtss NJ
your position make school the serious and ineln
Hon Thomas v Cooper President Of senate
says regard Of the finest IN the state ana one ~
every way suited boy for any college The Principal
aud his ASSISTANTS well known educators" III, .
70 tho use name as % & Solicitor q, pbadenha
patron Of the Academy says; use my name IN any way
The Sew YORK Graphic says Particular care taken Of
young boys home life being provided not usually iounu Id
The Philadelphia Times Mr. s G shortd.gs has
The Media American says Altogether the past year was
the most succssslu MT Hce me Students
the respect Of our citizens by their uniformly gen
manly demeanor they always showed dgnihed serespec
generally Of schooboys which speaks wei
oI the discipline ana i9hqenGe % n b & Saye and favor
ably commented upon by az Butt Is not uprising han Mt
his scarcely leaving the Academy iGf
ment thus feels at all tines the masters presence
dict the Media Academy increased popularity and useful
heartily the above wen meTed notice from the
IkgyI EDwGRD ioUYsBERY
Rector Of prot. Episcopal Church, Media, PENN
'h'' fO" AND Pastor o. Media Presbyterian Church)
crew JOS. r. TAYLOR GRAY. at, =, r, co.,u.,,
lfahlOI Vi Mtula ~ H. NuuANAI
N''"' '''' tI5z. Member Of Congress and former
Judge Of the Disrict)
Will '''' "" Cashier Of First National BanK.)
W. Y. HoorEs FRED FIRLANR, ~ -,
Firm Of Fairlamo & Hopes Bankers')
i"o'A' president Of the First National Bank)
HoH cals 3 IASiEY ca12lEs >. WILLS I.1s
% H 6r 9a@y oRfF r S1Sa OF college $40
full cost for Bo2rdRg Wah3g Gas sseS3a aS
mt;ed at time Individual and class ior Do
private tutoring and classroom drill students carefully
but not 50 gaGg I2 'o oS ar R Saae6e %
young advanced rapidly IN studies OF their own
Vision for Young boys Excellent table Gymnasium With
Two BOwhRg AilSys o &S Val, &c len "
For Illustrated Circular address
Harvard Graduatel Media, Penn
DOYS'BOARDINGS SCHOOL at Wilton. Conn;
- moderate expense. Address AUGUSTUS WHIILOCk.
RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY.
ID HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
stamford &c S on niorcrr rreDara,or for
college scientific school business finely situated three
quarters mile from village no harmful outside Influences
TERMS REDUCED to suit the times.
RENJAMIN, MASo sS,,S 10, 70, novs
I'D BOARDING school, E9H R9Y SsEw.YoaK.
Established 1852.
f"" STEADY PROGRESS.
MODERATE CHARGES:
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the
- Hudson, \. Y, Tor 20 boys. single rooms
INHESTER VALLEY ACADEMY-FOr Boys,
~ DowuingJowu. Penn PENNSYLVANIA Railroad goo 70
small have special SEM
for Cataogue.-F. OONLEAVY LONG. AN, Principal.
CIyIL and MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,
y a the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. Troy NYNext
term begins sept ~ Register for 1873 contains
for admission, expenses &C. Address VIM IL ING Treas
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
General Russelrs School Haven, Conn 4lth year
oug physical training by military drilling gymnastics &c
isiactoy Institute Examination In June we're not re
admission TO Yale College shefed Scientific school
CLASSICAL SCHOOL for boys, business OF
~ college low rates. healthgl situation home nn
furnished. cIAs. W, SICKLE, A. 81. Passaic, NJ.
nR, FITCH'S Family School for Boys at Nor
IIwak Conn Number limited English classical and sn con-
DIT. ]. c. FfTCH. Pnn. -
DR. PINNEO'S Family School for eight
boys college or 9nsiness re2Rens & PSpt s
Hastings Whose he has taugn s. Ireneqs Prime and
W O. Prime esa New.York Special training IN eoeatlon
ENGLEWOOD Boarding and Day School for
II Boys eopens septic college or business near Palisades
Northern r. of M. Address Kurseiner and White Prns
FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
IL Classical UuiOnville, N. y. 8 > HARIWELL, A
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
for catalogues the Principal. Rev. a. 9. cHAMBERs
ELUSHING On. W INSTITUTION Tues
IL day September TO- this BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL
for BOYS will begin the saith year OF It's life In Flushing be-
the SD year OF It's entire existence It's graduates are
usefuy employed In AL Of the world To them
az well present patrons respectful reference 10 made
Address T.. A. FAIRCHILD.
"GOSHEN INSTITUTED Orange CO.,
ONY $40 Or for tuition, board washing use Of books
saddehorses sc No extra charges directly or indirectY
rooms completely furnished and carpeted table excellent
Home care possible only limited numbers J. Wilson Prn
GREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
" SOUTH wILLlAMSToWN, BERKSHIRE County Mass:
Prepares Business Scientific School OF college
Expenses $500 year. Established by It's present
In 1912. For catalogues, address BENJAMIN F. MILLS
a. NJ, Principal
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