New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27
Jnsirncllon.
For Both Sexes-Cisy.

For Both Sexes-cisy.
THE MISSES MASON will reopen their Eng
lsh aud french school tor young adj. ana ohidr'n On
VHE NORMAL CLASS Of the Free Knle ,,l,;
II sar,r" 81 tie sae,ey isr s"i,. ., i a MIS-
FFX%SG%SlY scfill%EDLFG i55 West siin.st.
VHE MISSES KIRWAN'S English, French
German school Tor Young Iancs and T. ~
iad 10 Years, IN reaching Ia IN gland New
YoTk Boaricr- limited TO four
Art schools-New- York City.
4 RI STUDENTS LEAGUE,
| n 1Os atnasc.
SEASON Of l-7g.Ie~o OPENS OCrOBER6
INSTRUCTORS.
Drawing End Pointing lie Sass,s TolIo,n nls
Glasses. W NJ CHASE DaS irg no" me An'igIc o. AZ
:. HARLEY. Irrespective. FkEDEhIth DlIL.-AN
MRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER
Wii receive pupils in painting Landscape flowers sun life
cra decoatonL al her studio, "Ihe Bella No4s tisi
26th.st. conner 3th-ave.. beginning october l.
References: MI D. Hnntngi IL. Ar William Hart M
For Rows and Young Men-Country.
80 IIomeke Boarding School tOr oung
~ Bows J. HiNDS. a ~ Hcmpsicad. Long island"
A lexander Institute, Military Boarding school,
A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
n iew boys wishing thorough Instruction AICo
A MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL
"a q. WINTHROP srHRT, 4. n port Chester NY
"A D Hon NO GUITARS All 'FHAScIS HDAGs chairman Of
Manager Thirteen pupils Gu, OF Pa.s a ye *
Ooa 20 new f9 P So School, 1y yea G' begins Sr
september 10.
POYs and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer Or Winter stockhrdec Mass i. IOFFsANN
COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Pough-
y keeIse York. JOIN MILEi, Principal Pre-
pares ioi college, scieniinc AMI '"Nfihm'h' SCHOOLS
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
y 1IrE. New Haven. conn. General Rn--'i's Scho'L
Preparatory collie scientific schools or business Thor
Ampig orlo1,nhiiy ior a;h1ic games. rowing. tec
nR.C. b. Warning, Military Boarding school,
a ,o a.sc psi P5Ss ' fre ae var ANU
DR. PINNFO'S FAMILY SCHOOL for eight
H boy Greenwich. CouB. T'opeus september 10 Refers
{ Prime Pm ic., esq., o. and os ''''''
NR. FIrCrS Family school for boys at
- Norw l. Cgnn Ies, home .p" , .@I" ee n
Ton WIN Iaein ra S'Ie ' ana references dbl
Nnglewood Boarding School for boys prepares
IL fsr college or business ~ r. i ~ ~ near ise ia"
FREEHOLD lNSrITU r. Freehold, \. j.
icr caii oeu,s The Irutlral iev. a. q. cllAMsERs
FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL.-Ncw-Bn Britain.
tire 70 '' limited namS be s c raps s &des s. ciM
PiilcuaL
LAMlLY SCHOOL for BOYS.-Thorough in
siicop handsomely iurn shed rooms good Table nome
Wiylee,si best re.cfenee, Nonker'oi-iiudson. I. r.
FLUSHING q. " INSTITUTE prcpaies
Young Aer aud hovs Tor college, thcai.rc or -,iana,
& IN o,rfsn in b.. r, ,a,.oa ior ihity
tTe' 'e.r'. Begins sep'em,ero' A'lns s. rA1rcuup
ARTWELL'S Family School, bows. Union
,Le NY l5t year, charges reauoei reference 10 pa
trun,f e'fr. t.'n.'n'e D .4Hr''''.
TITLE BONS.-Spccial advantages lower
ia. u .f o. for l.fT.
Nb-0N io.Arss. 5. 1.
MAPLE HALL Institute Jamaira, J.. J., for
w i.fs iurisn if.... German .'i 100 ''+ 'i 500
Hl0RRlSTOWN lN.J) BOARDING SCHOOL
IA iori,,ys Ihe REV ~ n. HOW'LL AN. PRINCIPAL
NsT. Pleasant lnst.-private c.ssc. for boys,
IA iaa.r.t Mass csfab 1880 VI. C.. SASH. A. ~. rrfa
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
I'VE a 7'c a, a s .i gsSl i,isoi,t < 80
n.ai. aai Mo.ern Lanraas,, emen'ary. M.h-
naucs. @ stud aud aur' -ci nee, Sa.rr- are also
i', Niary Dcif,,a'l, iadns SCHOOL WIN veliraaed
N'i'''' ''''''''''' nENJhMiS g. AiLEN. PRINCIPALS
DEEKSKILL (N.GD MILITARY ACADEMY.
i send for illustrated hiiypaee circular.
DENNsYLYANlA Military ACADEMY
4 CHE-rER penn,
orFN@ sEPrEhBER No. ,,,. ~.
Ciasscs ANA Eniilsu. Degrees conferred.
''' ''''''-.' 'c6IoNEL THEo IIyA ATT. President
DUTGERS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Now
IA nrnn.gck y - .c,l ,r sr3 i,, ana =, S
ger quarter No extras e1cs,i "ii. oP, ,, .tp
DNEEViEW ACADEMY, POrglkeepsie, y.
"a l-sutiulv situated. vIth aiplctuce Tor the
OF students furnishing ioIo4fa piena atom ir
R,oi,l. -,pfcmner II. OILS ri~BhE. \. ~. riinepai
c,TRATFORD ACADEMY hoarding school
- Tor YDJAG BOYS Nanorr Lmiied to FIFTEEN tOr
C,T. PAULS SCHOOL,
uIvIRDfLNoN HUDSON. y. y
la 10 every respect OF highest grade
r,.rnl. training. not only 10 Tie O!a.'cs nu
l.rglt Mathematics. /. aimed az hF lhe lfhcpt-
a. OF frr and Of order ami system are cuii
y.f,I y iinal4 discipline Above AL asoiin hi!ia AM
lions. ci,recrel. developed ny bringing The pupils under
alr alou n
Al. n,ialr.a0r boys dfing school us 10y
even yaaeuO single store or sl"p "i uy "1a Is al nc
Mace II consists exclusively OF gent tne res lrnccS ~
le1lthfuin,ss ~ ~ nueAcepionaDc lhc eohNu
expressly 10 meet ie wants OF iet
Drawing. DANCING Frncne IoAlus, .H'' d r..orer
without extra charge. Boa's i"r D "nr &C ' , y,
DIR JNO. u. HAYS. - last 4ltn - \. "
rat uycria.e on-iiu1son.
CTEYENS HIGH SCHOOL.
y River ST., between 9TH aud 6thsts Ho0okcn' Nj
OPENS SEPTEMBER Il.
Pupils ftted for business college scientific institutions
COURSES or LECTURES
on Natural History. Physiology Chemistry and PHYSICS
Instruction in ancient and modern languages IA
frce-Land ana mechanical drawing
SCHOLARSHIP
I'm The STEVENS INsITU m Is SVEN annually 20 the FIRST
Tuition fo1 and second classes $50 per annum i"r
thrd and fourth asses. - 50 per snlun, ~, s.,o,
40 \ aftachf To me III ~O'".
tnr cat apply TO Librarian u stevens nsh.ie' "
PkOFks~OB EDWAkD WALL, Principal o. LIE Hie"
school
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