New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23
obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-Ci

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
R FHSMHs RsG3Es pfF rs Vest w
limited CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
n ARTHUR II. MANN. S4l Madisonave
A NEW PROFESSION; best and only one
EiEcTR2iccIr =. i 20 East asst 25 5
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, PENMAN-
ID sHIP.-Priyate lessons day or evening &9qRg men
tRSGSff4E BfR o6&s oI 55
CADY & WALWORTHS BUSINESS col
" LEGE Union.sq reo9ens annually september L
TENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, No. 81 East
" 7sthst Reopens september 10 thorough preparation
ooeso or business f Rs :isnlI 1faSi Principal
CHARLIER INSTITUTE, ,o.,,.
on Rg GpT BAY SH i25 8f't F6 BOYS AND
The Prospectus contains lul l7trlt ,o,,,,
T"eD'eyen'hyeAr T 4a Of HIE director
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 700. III 6th-ave"
~ reopens THURSDAY. septic bet ~ coIeEate Cias'cs
preparatory dy 3 p F@W ar W Ppcpa
HARRIS PATTON'S CLASS of PRIVATE
y. PUPILS in the English branches classics and m"'he-
LESSONS IN GRAMMAR, COMPOSITION,
IL PENMANsHIP ARITHMETIC, SC, given at the
pupils teaehers residence by lady Of eEgeTienSe Ad-
dressTEACHER Tribune Uptown once, LBS broadway
DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
stevens institute Sheffield. AMI technical professions
A COLIN late Engineer Corps L. B. NJ and Professor al
Naval Academy.
DEMOVAI-Wm. w. Richards's school for
Ii boys removed 10 West 42d-s Reopens september
20 Large and complete gymnasium. send for circuiar
I University Grammar School, l,4S1 Broadway,
Classical es Departments t ~ Hobby " l. AKIN Principals
WILLIAM II. LEGGETT has removed his
school to his re,denee % East Sl'ts| Inc school
For Young Lades-City.
HARVARD UNIV ERSlTY.-EXTENSION
AZ mSfS 1 next Examination Win be held in Cam
bridge Pnadeg6a and Cincinnati Pea9ng
admits to The instruction tor W. Vss
smith Coegesi lieu Of such subjects pepa5oy OF col
Isy h q ' SSHSS So straw Se%GrE City
MESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNIEKS
VI French Protestant Boarding and Day school for Young
Ges yo EI s hPPS y In er a3 T @Sr
i5 When 'Meiios char6onnief win be at home.
MISS WARREN, II West 45th-st.-7Eng-
Department reopeh4 september 2t Young Gentlemen'
MRS. ROBERTS and MISS WALKERS Eng
vi s aud French school for young ladies' No. l4s Mad
son.aye. Two pupils can be received into The family
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS boarding and
reopens october s. French and languages prac
ca aught thorough training in primary ana sedonaaTy Ge
requires years and meets all the demands for the higher
eduCatlOnOl NOMclL
rINHE Misses Chadeayne's School, 5lS Madi-
1 son.avc, will reopen Thursday, september %.
rI,HE MISSES LEGGETT, 81 East s1st-st.,
i reopen their school for children, Monday, sept 20
vV'HE MISSES PERINE, 80 East 74th-st., will
reopen their English and French Boarding ana pay
School FOR Young Ladies' 5eptenber21 number OF resident
pupils limited
For Both Sexes-City.
ART and LITERATURE SOCIETY
"A CLAssEs.-Ar Literature; language, Esihetcs and
PGeh sSSPoR w c %es Io In Higher culture Apply
FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL and KINDER
0NN'AN'R EoPENs SEPT, 30 1881
MISS RICHMOND can be seen or addressed at No. 8 5t
ave-. corner 3Jd-sL
KINDERGARTEN
IN The NewYork Normal school for Kin iergaren Teach
f soys sp and T s from years. z sgd i che
Paete will reopen &c, 51 ,S S for MITE
NIISSGRINNELL'S School for Young Ladies
Il and Children 81 East 54thst, will reopen Sept 20
practically. kindergarten Froebe meihod
MISS s. l.. CHAPMAN,
i English F5ene4 2n MISS is Benedcs LAY 'ooOO
Removed from No East l2dst 70 No. 8 West 4sthst
Thorough instruction In all departments
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
school for Young Ladies ard caire9 reopen; septem
Der Of oOyi send Tor circular
MRS. WALTON, 90 East 52d-st. Young La
w dies and Children Kindergartn X O. Training Class
Young W0MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOClA-
Ps wn eonssS eaIps e
d Sr Ge n Sa IN hand a machine ss
ing An kinds Of neeGework given ont 70 women.
Bible class fOT women every sunday at 3 O'Clock.
Art Schools-Citv.
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
yin es sSys PEPs II Il SaI Sa S nOyeT
AZ East 26lh.st corner shave, COMMENCING Oct -