New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

II S. EVER>ON'S COLLEGIATE p sCH00L' SCH, Sll-
II Corner a. a. 22a Tff, 3Tf ,f =,
sRoar Lts.oNs rRoaoUauIY MAsTEAEn-
MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE.
W No WEST ,eTH .-r- Preparatory school for
coego oT foi business tg4 rrmay Department oFenslt'
seventeenth wear september 20 References he PRESIDENT
arc senior o. ic college ana many o o or9'
sno~a citizens JoserH HuLi- Pm c.2a-
DREPARATOEY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
- West 5-1 F.nS y G E, : 6 i's 81 n ms 9cas IN.
suesr ,,r,s {. : y. lnG Pr5L naval a'e'uy
TVHF COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No. East
C,hsS central Park. the Rev. ur d. r. Cha.iD Irlnc.
9e9sr;aeat .i1iy-ais schoo. car jusl begua
TTHE \. Y. LAIN SCHOOL vii reooen
September 49, at So 'i biAH1Y H'Y fiSi iiniSsi S
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
I lIOaga near +2f 6en' m .as 5 tG ssida lopI1 s
T"'ne"'7 H. N HOBBY apa ". L AKLN. Prneipais
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. Washington Dep'ri",nls ] Oh Atli
science Onen ~eensd4i rpJno ti 49, " i,,,,ic, ,,
% e1lH''''- u''-'' H0%ERD CROSBY. Chancellor.
NVM. H. LEGGETTS school, GILSEY,
W ROOMS ll95 Broadway room Jo fesd"Hcs %
For Young Ladies-CIty.
MADAME &. MFARS'S
IiI ENGLIsH. FRENCH AND G5RMAN BOARDING.
.o- vrn ladies founded ~ No ~ Madison-aye- New
YoiS city rcopcn- september ~ ls9o French s me IAN
sUS ci,1I br eeni Professors espec. attention paid
TO fneii'h 'Da fFen'n FA ame a. e NgAGs Principal
MISS CHISHOLM VII open school for
w gris. al us Maii-ou,aye on Aono'' SrT r'Ss sn
fatn. separate io bows Klnderl rlen French aud
German Thoroughly taignL
MISS De BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH,
LAVE KEMovED TO 81 EAST s9rusC~
ppe vii reopen their French Boarding and Day school of
Sonng os sept 90 They viii be II the city sept j. OH'"
= I. Schnol
w for ,isris ID Wcst f3tus. september %
MISS NARY HARRlOIT NORRIS. Young
W vmeu fued Tor N9ss@' "csie' 10, In'n' c
Netariy..c c. Ar LoIaiar- nls,ory Mst,emaes s.d
6rlmcrcy SafE
Mars. JONSON and Miss JONES viii reopen
and chii'ran an 80 lsta~r 3I-I-,r. september 3d.
MRS. ROBERTS ana Miss WALkERs
W Enrs lna r-nr ,lo3 7'I ySoDI @ "a y 1,,-,ve G "a g
Mrs. SYLYANUS HEED'S --.......
W BoAEDI W ana Jay -chooL t@ l2JNG LADIES
rroreus ser, ~. fIrucn German Lueaag pracrc'lr
eg- tLoiqa-h 15-.4 ,Ia F' e eoeea Apartment
meets M me dena1lst tc t4e mgsgI ell. % %r- NJ Tr4
V'HT MISSES GRAHAM Successors 20 he
/ MI-ses reei. formerly II No auave- WI T,oIe4
isrro5.te la. rs on f-IAN. lPf. -. 30 O. TIL
AVE New Nols. 1l. scaoo'-estahilshed IN l~l6-col.
Depart htners Deen so IA orab'y known
TVHE MISSES PER'NE. No IS Last 74f!'-st.,
n -'"NN-.~Ni
Number re- deat pa.i.s .mi,ed
40 MADISON-AVE.-Mrs. Roberrs and
-, e ana aaa ,T, 4ri, raopens Monday september o.
For Both sezes-Citv.
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, 5l2 Madlson-ave.,
I conner -G hs-Hoar ing ami Day school for Young
co- e1prss eighih year sopem5cr q; Kindergarten
JFrH AVENUE SCHOOL and Kinder
= raiten removed 70 - West a2lhs
0-.ct.,c
sepa ate asses ior boys AMI e.ris.
ERlENDS SEMINARY for both sexes. East
a I..A it, auo kutheriard pace
GARDNER INSTITUTE. Cos 5th-ave.-
- Eoaralls an' Day ,eloo Tor aouns Ia anu Ii I-v
~ a,i Ms q ii 'GARDSFE Principals
EEjs- Grl nall's French and English School for
VI Young Ladies ana Children 81 East ,4tn--t
MISS VI. A. CLARK.
W Iugl.a aad fr- boarding and Day schoo for
N,.rr ..a. q. Cl.Ir.u 3Itn-s-, ftop-l'
September - Latin Drawing and CaAsthonc7 Included
pu9ns PREPARED 10. eI'l~ee
MIS-. .REYNOr.D (eight years a teacher in
W Nis- Uauo' seIo.I reopens oo West Aotn-s' sep
NTIS~ :. d. DOBFMUS
W. v tly school ioI Young Lales ana On--
li'-' ".' ''i''''' 80. a. East 2sT.sr
EII-~ WARREN. j West 4jth-st.. reoDcns
~ p' ,o,. Ie. or5aehiy taos1t Genglifa
Ng1IE. DA SILVA and Mrs. BRAnFORU's |
~ lofmerir Mrs Ngaen boimA h.l.laL FI.'oH i @ a@
..i.tt nfti y..f0 sen,
Apphe4toos made by eter o- personally
NINE. LUISA CAPPIANI has taken music |
NA roJms $50 81 5t'4ve, corner 3ithsL. where she
vfl receive puDi ,OT yOC4 cul NE
MODEL KINDERGARTEN. elementary |
'h c.a.c,tg boys and 'a ana va 7fiaa52 i.l A-D0'+
aIS f1o@ @SiS2HiIS i2Hi.I1S IKIE1A'U--BGLrh Principals
lAaihoi5 u 5hc Knler.alten GGl,rl
RJK~. KRAF1'S school for misses aud chill |
IVA Creu reopeus ~ep.emOer 70. -56 W esi 4-d-7i
NFES. WALTON. So f. 52d--t. Kindergar- 4,
vi tn ana primary school Kinder srten training class
q "a Quart y.-Jackson Semiu5ry-EL ,i!sh !
,p''O and irneh -int ~ is, 81, r,gsa. 'gs seg. so ls
art schools-New-Yo-k CITY
ART SCHOOL Of Miss IL. S. BAYLIES /
f1aeuye d,signs.
NfBs. LOUISA b. CULVER .-.--.-oa.
sie caor ins la b,cca,ion al he siulia. Ao % East
Ee.orencs.- y, tins'ea g5 n n Tla% a..Ioss =,
For Youne. Lad es-Brooklyn-
AIRS. H. JERNLGAN BOWEN wiN resume /
VI Irr lessons music aud mocern .anGu4s s 4i,l sep
teubeI =. For particulars "Dp'y al +4S C'a'onsL
For Bows ana Young Men-Coun-rv.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE Military Boarding
n -,.,oi Wu.,e Pains S.f tn"ci~. %. De p" '.- I", ~
At PORT CHESTER, NEW-IQRk....n
- S4AGi3, AGa3,i,.i III --., Li.i1 81 rs.ae.pa
ttEi ; Mill AAl tADall- 1.,r = i.ra, sFPrEa
BER I3 Thorough preparation Tor BJ ~INL5o 1DAAL"i~
GClLAiIrI- * uDIl-. eic
DOY~ and YOUNG men privately htied Tor !
ID co eye. toudroini Itccied caaal'a.es o. a ni
huiauer % W'Ber sforkpfi.ce Aaas b li1fi iA-,N-
DO1s EDUCATED III a qlIe.. hcaitblu.' /
- urs-,ut t9mr 90 NOV Eng alG long 60 |
Yelruf eEec tc51.rIfc pIc't iAc hta /
school gif .egus Saves lo 1850. Aaarsss tie Kew -
d. BA aELDA- ro~uIi. w !
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the !
- Auosou ~ YIligt elonna mountain air' iiim e o. io
Tor COLLEGE business or stlcbuuo +
fc1Oo boys deirale health uy Cssd. VII reopen
septent er -. O. CORE. A. B- frhc paL
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Lanesboro', 8erk- !
snrr CO. Mas islci in 1913 nt1 l0r college SC
eunnc .-nl-L nu.-un-. nLAaa mat slr.1lLl |