New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
Instrurtlon
For Bows and Young Men-City.

n AROR has its compensatOns aside from the
~ Of coIPe The chief III A. a%Oss 1Ss 1art in N the
World and next to this is recognition Of that striving
SS;G %scS 70 JSgs w III tn o
writer Of this letter an ana Od now s the
head nes girls school in the world Read "nS' nc
so felcitously says:
MY DEAR Mr.. PACKARD: , orL
familiar with the men ana rsr wSIS
OF kind in the country H. in the true sense %
ar escbng what the medical coo medicine and
what school does for law YO9 take me student 0bn anu
else and single object constitutes the
gave the highest proof my opinion Of school when
placed d %S s0n e G"f and have Every
satisfied that doing so did the best thing 10 nj m oi
divide Schools into two great and special
walk Of lie ana special for some parca.
lar vocation repeat that your speett t Of he COM
in my opinion excellent af THoMAS iHWNTER PH D.
MUMMY President Normal College
And after ALL way know what f. being done IN
highly Commended Institutions to S VISIT ~ or ws c h
interesting voum prepared expressly for very STsy sn
thing now tor ahers az ns aea asoand ID
Sg fr eTenne nT %p and read this little story aloud
inter esng story with excellent moral anu no
'ini' can ''''u'' s. j. PACKARD, 500 Broadway
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS:
n ARTHUR "A. Mann, BAL Madlson,aye
BOOKKEEPING, Arithmetic, Penmanshilp:m
ysn qS9g 66%g s9SGqsh Se SSsinsSs Dos
beaTs Commercial College,, l. 1893 Broadway Room 49,
CADY & WALWORTHS BUSINESS COL
" LEGE, Union.'quare. reopen' annually September l.
FullcOurse IL weo<s SD
NOLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 7O9, III 6th-ave.,
y reopens Thursday September 22 colegiate classes,
preparation dS9n 5i pFPaFy a. B Prncips
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madison'ave and 4fthst, ds for th9 school Of Mines
ssyens nSs s4g ana Ne Mccancs lam Drawing
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps u NJ and Professor az
DFNOVAL-Wm. W. Hichards's school for
boys removed no West 4.d3t Reopens September
2G. Large aud complete gymnasium. send lor circular
I University Grammar ScsRl, ,48l Broadway
cossGs eS Departnenta aat M Hobby l. PrinciO1
WIhLIAM II. LEGGETT has removed GIy. i,laa, his
w school resdence. - East Slsst The schooi
yearbegns Wednesday. sepionOer2L
For Young Lades-city.
r Misses Perrin's School 2,021 Fifth-ave.,
n New.York. Terms $40G with musical course, 5000
MISS WARREN, II West 45th-st.-Eng-
w sh FaGh and German Day 5'a}o Y09af aaLaeS,
septenberii EsoClrst
JNHE Misses Chadeaynes School, SIS Madi-
L sonavc, will reopen Thursday September 29
THE MISSES LEGGETT 81 East S1st-st.,
i reopen their school Tor children, Monday sept ~
THE MISSES PERINE, - East 7lth-st., will
4 reopen their English and French Boarding and pay
school Young ladies 5cpJemJcr!t number OF resident
pupils limited
For Both Sexes-City.
KINDERGARTEN
II Tho New.York Normal school for Kin lergaren Teach
crs aud Kindergarten with eme ary Classes 40r
bows girls from - 10 years. NO H. Z[dsI NIhe
Palstte) will oct 3.--CltS5 for Nlrses.
PROT Is NRAUS aht dFs. kRAU -BOELTE
NgISS GRlNNELL, 52 f.. 54th-st. School
VI Tor Young Ladies and Children. kindergarten.
MISS 5. j.. CHAPMAN,
" Eng.h French ami German Boarding aud Day School
tfomerly Miss /. T. BenedictA! 1900.
Removed East iId-SL Ia No. D west iotlsL
Thorough instruction in all departments
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
vi 81 last lOths Pup from % 10 instructed In 40
coulance with the best ,thods Honr-, . TO l.
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
WI ~chOOl'1r Young LADIES ant 'lirs1 reop315 SeDtin
ber27 a 81 Vest Sitlst S3phrlO 'tit Dc hmitsi mum
ber Jf BOYS. SeGl J- sr;I.Lc
Young WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOClA-
i sTION, Ea4t ljth-s-Free classes in bookkeeping
photography. typeN rtug Tcouchng photo-negauyes cot
orug photographs Free circulating library, rc3llng-rpon
Loau directory Instruction In hand and machine se"
ug An kinds Of nccdlework given out 20 women go. .
Also sound IN all departments eAcepS
hOUrthOld service.