New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

Limited 70 twenty-five. Terms moderate
| A SUPERIOR SCHOOL.-WEST0N MILL
%4@H IhTBEF lss
Of City, 70 bows young who desire
sor cSfse R the nsiifate Riding
fine saddle horses at the disposal Of those O %s a
Sgue apply the Principal and Proprietor GEN. A. STAR
ADAMS ACADEMY. Quincy, Mass.
! n WILLIAM EvERETI. Phi d., Master fd
Academy intended TO 1T boys in the best manner lo
the six years existence under the late William X PIN
tuition fee Is s5o annually the school year begins
Sdes hs ay before ea Tusay September All applications
Tor IS on ST catalogue o aps %oREN Quincy
Mass Mr. wOrden charge Of the large Academy Boarding
room and board % UcaGHG Washing 6 $3.50 annually
A BOARDING SCHOOL of high grade for
GH9gE MH sS M afS a. PGnG Situated
most beautiful county S a6 Of ESsee Of
leading journal Tine abo@naons wse9 o sq5
Which prohibits sale q intoxicating dInE within the Boz
Icb folIow I'm ts wake nr boys can go without
coming in contact with ayeIns OK saloons Ie & sda The
ADMIRATION OF all who have visited IT, The highlands uE1n
eases We nave churches OF Friends Methodist EpiseoPa
ties aIe so6dhrteen PHILADELPHIA daily while from
NewYGrk the distance IL but three hours. and rom
Washington and Baltimore the time Is cut down TO the quick
Term reoPsns mo- Csep) 10TH admitted at any
time -. .,...,,.. T., ,.oor,roon6
r gIyaT agq 95s Esiem Of sy
!
Judge G.orse ~ Van Hoesen Of New York. says; Short
Colonel Richard Hinton says Parents viii and l6 not
where rational ideas Of trimming combine to make c ts' %g nG
| essary the growth Of healthy youth" -, ,,,.,
The R9y John Long says IoGT afmSn 10 t sHa pfsl
! gent choe of parents and guardanh" o..
says resaIdii As one Of the STATE and IN
every way suited to NJ 10y for any s3sse Inc Fnpa
Hon Fernando Wood patron, says q cheeriuiy consent
General Charles H. r Coils CITY Solicitor Of philadelphia
patron Academy, says; Use my name In any way
The Sew YORK Graphic says. Particular taken Of
young home lie being provided not usually found IN
The Philadelphia Times says Mr. 5. G shortlidge has
been long ana avOraJly known as successful teaehSr UNA
the most .acccsial Mr. shortdge has had The class Of
YOUNG my gad ps or sens ~ their uniformly ge0e
many demeanor they always showed dSned
for tie discipline and influence the Acsemy We gladly
make record Of this noticed by people and favor
ably commented upon BY AZ Bntit is not surprising that Nr
anWesTe I'm Ss WORK scarcely ever leaving Academy for
even an hour 81 tme during school sessions every r
Dict for Media Academy increased popularity and useful
heartily dors the above Wen ms7'sa notice from %n aH
| III 1kEy EDWARD LouSsHFRY
'''''' 1Rcctor Of PROT Episcopal Church. Media PENN
UNIV castor Of Media Presbyterian church)
| (REy) Jos. r. TAYLOR GRAY -, ,,,,, \, e Church,
'n0'' JUN e tEIMem6ef Of Congress and former
| Judge Of the District)
! Cashier Of First National BanK)
w. Y. HoorEs FIRED FAiHI A,lh =, H.. p.,p...,
THOMAS ]. HADEytN -,
rn rrI, F'd'nt of % ' Trf El hsnHr Ri5s'
iios GH1s b MASEI cg,F gii9sI D y % Hs9s
Courses Of Study Tor Buuess Profession College $40
S SSaS &C. iu a. S &C. 10 IXTR& cGRGEs Students a
mitted time Individual and elias instruction LOT 6oa
private tutoring and olass nom dr students carefully
ades or S account Of doGeisnev in one or branches
Shace Dull boys tatored PryaieT special and pro
t To o IGi s0 hy &C. &c Tea InstrSstoTs
| stes-ono Harvard. four Yale.
| F0i sWITHTN O. sHoRTLIDGE AN,
Harvard Graduatel Media Penn
pOYSBOARDINGs SCHOOL at Wilton, Conn;
! I'D moderate expense Address AUGUSTUS WHIILoCk
| BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of Ora
ID ory for public speakers readers professors of eocpton
actors and iof general culture Next term begins october
fO' ''i' u''' Professor LEWIS B. MONROE,
| Beaeonst, Boston. Mass.
BETTs MILITARY n TnLN yYa AGA DE h9fs.
frat wear opops e ai' TiHIoRoUGH preparation for
college scientific school or business finely situated three
quarters Of mile from village no harmful outside Influences
TERMS REDUCED to suit the times.
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the
~ Hudson y. Y, tor 20 boys; single rooms
(NHEsTER VALLEY ACADEMY-For Boys
" DowninEtown, Penn Pennsylvania Railr9ad 500 70
/ for Catalogue j. DONLEANf LONb An IIhClpm
CLASSICAL SCHOOL for boys, business or
eo .S nsu opIns sspsm5er 10 catalogues
iurnIshed. cIIAs. W, SICKLE. A NJ. Passale, M.
OWL and MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,
1m a R ep M Te Shna % for ISIS
for i admission IN eIPSHse &C. Address WM II
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
General Russers School. aewHaven Conn 44th year
Preparatory college, scientific schools business THOR
Tgh 9 s Sn By % sa9S % Dse
isiacorily Institute Examination in June were not re
admission 70 Yale College sheffield sclenIihc school
nULL BOYS WALKED UP and set aSoing;
M ISsS1 sc6oo for Boys YonEer.. n. !.
| nR, FITCH'S Family School for Boys at Nor
lDwak Conn Number limited English classical and
merclal departmental terms reduoed commences Sept D.
nR. PINNEO'S Family School for eight
Py1 eSs oD or ePRs s Rev BB
Hasiings whose sons he has taugn 8 Irennus Prime and
W O. Prime ESQ, NewYOrk. Special training in eoeution
| ENGLEWOOD Boarding and Day School for
Nort h1S f. Of SJ Address
| FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
| Il Classical, Unionyle. N v =. :. HARIMELlh a. M
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. j.
Rows thoroughly prepared for college business send
for cataoeaes % The Principal Rev a. q CHAMBERS
ELUSHING On. " INSTITUTION Tues
for BOYS a begin tie S4tR Year Of its lie in Flushing
ing the $50 OF ITS entire exsenoe It's graduates are
found usefuly employed I'm all parts Of the world To them
well present patrons respectful reference Is made
| Address Il. A. FAIRCHlLD.
"GOSHEN INSTITUTED Orange Co.,
ONYi $40 az. for tuition, board washing use o. books
saddehorses &C No charges directly or ndireety
completely furnished aud carpeted table excellent
possible only with limited numbers wilson Prn
| GREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
| VI SOUTH WIJL1AMsTOWN, Berkshire County, Mass
for Business Scientific School College.
Expenses $500 year. Established by It's present principal
In 1872 For catalogues, address BENJAMIN +. MILLS
| A. NJ. Principal
Henry w. Siglar's Boarding School for Boys
Ii will reopen sept 10. Address Principal, Newburg NY