, 1880-09-05
EDUCATIONAL.

A recent issue OF The TRIBUNE contained
mention Of few Of our private institutions
OF learning. As private schools have come
to be recognized as a most Important and
efficient factor In our educational system, /,
is suggested that a further reference to them
will interest. 49,.
THE CHICAGO LADIES' SEMINARY
ranks among our very best institutions Of
higher learning. The Principal, Miss Gregg,
has been long and widely known in educa-
n0nal circles as one Of the Most thoroughly
experienced and emlnently successful teach-
eTs In our country. She Is assisted by an
aols aole an6 tull corps Of teachers and profes-
made by the Seminary from its very begin
ming. Ladies educated there are noticeable
for certain delfcacy and refinement Of
manners, for practical ideas, and for
substantial intellectual attainments. Much
while provision. is made for special studies.
and when needed Individual Instruction is
given. From the Kindergarten to the COM
pletion Of the classical course thorough
study and solid drill is the rule. In the art
ent is employed. For the coming year we
notice the additional names Of Prot A.
Jahn In the art department., and Messrs. s.
g. Pratt and G. II. Clark in the musical de-
partment. With the sehool,building proper,
Nos Is and Il Sheldon street, there are
spacious study-ha1[s, class-rooms. and board
ing accommodations more ample and elegant
than is often found In tha private schools OF
city.
souDER's CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE,
278 and 280 West Madison street, has very
fine rooms- high grade of teachers, thor
ongh and practical course Of instruction, a
most elegantly itted-up business exchange
department, and has great many more ap-
plicat tions for students for. positions In busf-
ness houses than can be filled. The rates of
tuition are only S45 for six months, $40 per
year: with correSpondingly low rates for
evening studies. We would advise all desir-
Ing business education to examine the IA
cillties Of this old and reliable institution.
MISS HowELL's AND MRs. LoR1NG's YOUNG
LADIES' SCHOOL.
The new house is spacious building, In
large lot, with accommodations for large
family. Only u limited number Of resident
pupils are received, who have individual at
tentlon. French is spoken In the family.
The instruction Is thorough, young ladies be-
ing prepared for the Harvard examinations in
the classical and English courses. 4 class
preparatory for European travel is a feature
of this school,
CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE.
OF the music schools wa would mention
this old and reliable Institution. It is under
the able management OF DT. +. Ztegfe[d, and
the school Is iii the most flourishIng condi-
ton. The fall term begins Monday, Sept. 8.
The elegant rooms Of the college are in the
Central Music-uall building, corner State
and Randolph streets, with a West Side
branch at ~ Lo0mis street.
DEARBORN SEMINARY. 2210 WABASH AVE.
This well-known school will open Sept Is
with full corps of competent and expe-
ricnced teachers, and will, as usual, afford
facilities tor tirst-class education.
ACADEMY, 339 WEST ADAMS
STREET,
has elementary, commercial. and classical
Of the highest grade. The
Principals long, practical experience and
Intelligent, earnest efforts have secured for
his school deservedly liberal patronage.
Pupils Of all ages are admitted
=, HEnnsTREEr's CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
40 Wabash avenue has in connection
select school for boys aud girls. Pupils can
epter- at any time. :, Spanish, French, and
German by native teachers.
MORGAN PARK MILITARY AcADEMY.
This well-known school opens Tuesday.
the 7th: The number OF cadets already en-
tered Is unusually large. Early application
Is necessary to secure admission.