New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
Jnstrurficn.
For Both Sexes-City.

Jnstrurticn.
For Both Sexes-City.
MISS COMSTOCK. 80 and "a West 4Oth-st.,
Ss aM fESc ana P RNsa Ha
ca q SF yoass boys oaS
Miss Comstock at home after September 20
MISS EDWARDS'S School, So West Both
1s8 ST., will be reopened Monday Oct 8.
M ISIS GRINNELL'S School for Young Ladies
IVA and Children ~ East 5lth-st viii reopen Sept e
MISS NJ. BLACKWELLS School for Young
TENDER ~
MISS. REYNOLDS g years teacher in Miss
MISS SPRINGS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
~ school for Young Ladies and Children, No 121 East
Drawing odntion Cashonies Snd Swing neRGe e tie
course Circulars at Iockwood Randophs and the school
MISS WARREN, IL West 45th-st.-Eng-
hSh french and German Day school Young Ladies'
sbe@Ser IL Esctarss sp'nO'' 90 young 'On''om0n'
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
at 30 gs fGanS dSs and Children ere scpem
Der of boys send for circular.
M RS. GRIFFITTS, Ala Madson-ave., form-
G pay SCHOOL for young ladies and children
MRS. NJ. f. WALTON, 63 East 52d-st.
w Seventh year opens October 81 boys and
girls ndergarten kindergarten training November l.
VA RS. ROEBBLEN'S English and French
No 90 East sts viii reopen September 81 anu
MRS WILLTAMES'
o? HG Rny s'hSS
h'HE Misses Mason, 800 LeXington-ave re-
n open their school for young children Oct B.
p'HE MISSES ROGERS'S English, French
Vest ofsGs Sp yS%ns 0' and children No.
q WEST 39TIT-ST School rcopens Thursday.
- October s. ANNA c. BRACKErT, IDA NJ. ELIOT
EN1 EAST 35TH-ST.-NIiss NJ. A. CLARK
LADIES' n reGpS heF E2sh and French School for
ana included German and French taught by
For Young Ladies-Broolzlyn.
RROOkLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY The
- ia term OF the thirtyrst OF this young day
cfRRLs w Tsa Pr PrS 9S
RROQKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
&rs H. f E. %r < FfHsns year
AFISS f. CHRISTIANSEN'S Boarding and
September II. ' ' '''-' ioope"'
\ ISS ROUNDS'S, day and boarding school
Ign, N. y, viii reopen September Il '~' HiooA
PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Thirty sStb ehb LnS ILL., TS NEW:YORk 200,
highest collegiate branches best facilities in Painting and
THaa q Ra are
Boarding pupils are received IN the family f. j.
Forcreuiars address a. cRITTENDEN, Phi. D.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A LEXANDER Observation-Disclosures BOARDING
"a school White Plains, NY Principal o. RWIiIIs PHI D.
4 HOMELlKE Boarding School for bows nm
~ der l3 E.HINDs, ~ NJ, Hampstead Long Island
AT PORT ,CI!ESTER NETWORK.
sIARR'S MILITARY INSTITUTE
Established ls5l O. WINTHROP STARR An, Principal
4 YOUNG CLERGYMAN or other profess
"a si9nai gentleman rcsin; in the country within about
iuo miles ~ New York. ana willing 20 take into family
for private tui@on aud careful yscll training
Err Tribune once. ~
BOARDING SCHOOL for a few bovs.-Fits
~ for College, Terms moderate summer term begins
May , ttl - : H. LAMBERT, Principal. Wilton Conn. DC
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
1 ,o'le<t ,nhnt"hel or rejected candidates coached,
summer OF winter StockOridge. Mass +. nOFFMANN
BRADFORD MANSION SCHOOL, Rye, y. Y.
~ For bows Address Rev. G. j. COLLINS. Principal
CIRCULARS of good schools with intelligent
advice, free 10 parents personally, mailed postage j.
W. 0ohcimerhorn, secretary, Fast litls,
4 COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
- TUTF, New Haven, Conn.-Gencral Russers School
reParaory 10 Coege scientific schools bushes,
Anpcopportunty t1rathietc games, rowing.
{ CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCUOOL.-Number
y OF boys limited terms 500 goot health aud scholar
snip mountain air, elevation 500 Address o. COBB
"A H. Principal Cornwallon-the- Iudson, n. y.
{ VOLTAGE HILL SCHOOL, Poughkecpsic, n.
mont schools i'eopens sept 3D. JOHN MILEY Principal
DR. ID. a. HOLBROOKS Military School.
- sing sing, ~ Y. Heopenng sept. 49, 1881
DR. PINNEO'S FAMILY SCHOOL for eight
- boys, Greenwich Conn will reopen September 49,