New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04
ror BOZ nnd Young Men-country.


A lexand,r Institute--Military boarding school,
n White Plaius ~ y. Principal. o. r. " WILLIS IA. d.
BOARDING SCHOOL for a few bOys.-fits
ID fot College. Tems moderate summer term oesar r
ea be seen at Room g. y Brosaway, tins week
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted i for
ID egs 4 cond t,e G E E mor 1SS
CORNWALL. HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the
y Hudson y. Y--ligh ground mountain aI lni' ~ -
sces nore@s9 fo 9i se ' ,esfa caso W reopen
September rs o. COBB, a. M Principal
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Laneshoro', Berk-
u sh,re Co Mass established n isia fits Tor college sci
entRc school OF business private Instruction spoo"9
Throughout the year ev.AA GILBERT A. NJ, Principal
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
VI boys family bosring school soeaon e,idc
scbSc Boys indaeed to Ike t.r studies careful .9Per
vision of each pupil. Address The Principal = H. MOORE
Morristown NJ.
DARK INSTITUTE, RYE, y. Y.-For BOYS.
i 5000 year HESRYTArLoCk. Principal
DEEKSKILL q. v Military Acadcmy.-,ftor
circulars address Col c. Whl"hI' D. NT '''-i
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMYl.'
fprli.i pesfees conferred Colonel fHEo HYATT Pres
CFASHORE SUMNER SCHOOL.-SWITHIN
AND R0YS Media Penn ~ miles west Of philadelphia vii
b in session Al Media TN June - on Suns ~ To- NE INV spd
August. The acodefncal year l-sl>5 wii oicn nt [
isge s sGd i1 wyiiThiN e. s6ETIIDGE a M
ward University GRADUATED aei La PcalL
GUNNER, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG GEN
- TLEMEE -CrutOn on the Hudson Iraciioai e,,nng
tbe seaside collections Of minerals fossils plants shells -c
boating lathnG nSnp mi 90, ana ea1 ,i lions fnidiei
T. :. kobhh , e. e ,i. en-,
non. James W Hustled; =. G. Van Myoa, N, ID. -, rsa ~
HNASNGER Educational bureau. so q Un.on-Squsre.
GUNNER HOME FOR BOYS.-The lrincii--
- pal ~ Hudson River school tsk,s IN@ ms DyJ H.,
their so,s IN ii. may address J. NJ care Of Tamads9 "
Foster. Counsellor ~ Parkgiaee Ne"'iofN io'
eronces required
For Young Ladies-CountTy.
4 BOARDING SCHOOL Of rare advantages
Xswi SeS Xddrgss Tii6s nGSL0S b d. PRECEDENT
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm,
toryouus ladies' win reopen sepemscT 10, is FSHFP
sToSE. M1RIAS4 b sLADi-. Mfs. C. KNOWLES
HONE INSTITUTE for Young ladies' Tarry-
- tom vi hong s Sy 'f 1Ii!S aa
NTAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
ore, hS year aS sei8eaber g. $40 Widely EaoTa e,e
The Rev. c. V. SPEAR Principal
AIRS. ROBERT II. GRISWOLD and dauch-
vi ters' attractive Home and school Irn' conn sns
S psEssS &c. '0T Boa G :" VACATION 20
MRS. S. L. CADY.S Boarding and Day Sehool
w for Yogeg lls,; . ' send Tor eirei
For Both Sexes-Country.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE AND ART at Rim
n Coca r. JxA good nstituton f7r th"te WHO Wien u"
' C. " LARSON, Principal
MT. KTSCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
vi Mt kisco y " for young ladies aud children WI Re-
open SEPT 10. terms reasonable M.-s Hyatt innepai
DOCKLAND COLLEGE.
IL Ready SPRING and summer scholars advano ana
dCpaFfmen4. chafmiugly end hcali'iy n-
Gated on the Of the Hudson one hour from new
York. A.. .. ..o.,
Both 1925 per year no extras but music open
dining nouths private Instruction LOT backward
scholars. W II. Ban MISTER a. II. Nyaok. ~ \.
Miscellaneous.
4 PPARATUS and FURNITURE Of all kinds
Y Tor schools acad.mics Colleges and Halls send Tor
catalogue BAKER PRATT & CO.. so. 10 Boud-st y \.
SCHOOL Properties for sale and reDt.-New
- list mailed rcstafo J. W SehermerAorn r IAN -i
0eathers.
4 CLERGYMAN desires one or two pupils