New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
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4 gnstruetion.
For Both Sexes-City.
a MADEMOISELT.E DE JANON
n ene daTn late an % bI
NsyYOTE Thursday september % Boys ' ciass octo
n Nj ISIS SPRINGS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
~ school for Young Ladies' Children No III
ssTas tie
course circulars at Lockwoods Randophs and the school
4 M ISIS C0MSTOCK. 32 and "a West 4Oth-st.,
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ca stVSG OF boys ca
q Miss comstOck at home after September 20
aSTy o MAR Rvs Boarding and Day school for
1.-THE Misses Mason, 800 Lexington-ave., re-
open their school for young ladies and children oct
AI'HE MISSES LEGGErT, 81 East S1st-st.
reopen their school for children Monday, sept 26.
a VIE MISSES ROGERS'S English, French
$s speSs for and children No.
WlLHELM MULLER, graduate from the
ga also eaSss h
nhd d aaG at or
RIPis residence rap guaranteed to those study
IN sSh ST. ESfeESaSSa s9
a IO1 EAST 35TH sT.-Miss NJ. A. CLARK
E'H aS f re- R ta%sn %
y Art Schools--City
MI RS. JOHN POPE will resume her classes
no mnds %" ana Ta6sIcoor Panog HccoS9tpg gu
L studio 357 Fonrthave, 45thsG 40
4 Musical
4 M ISIS F, 4; WHITE, Teacher of the Piano,
Ma West $2dst, gives lessons in classes two and
W@ Mason GTc aSa at her e 5SSys by
II. S; n. PENFlELD, Pupil OF Reineclle
noHy ana Se care 1NaS 6 ogan iIr
! { p. Me- Wednesday and saturday, 2o7 East lGih.st
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
4 BROOKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ MIN Mr r 1 WrE FHsS4
lSS RIO R0UNDS'S d3y and boarding school
/ Ign, NJ y, Will reopen september Fl.
For Boys and Young Men-country.
A A HOMELlKE Boarding School for bows I'M
"a der f. KINDS, ~ ~, Hempstead, Long Island
q a LEAANDER nstitute-Military Boarding
~ school White Plains.N.Y. Principal, o.RwILLIsP Pm b
4 I PORT CHESTER NETWORK.
Established -si 0 wiNTIh6P sfAh R.A AN, Principal
A n Academy at Media, Penn, II miles from
%1ols s,4s S pei e1s%a9 j
iiDGE NJ, jHaT1ard srSiuatS Media i'i Penn SHORT
! RRADFoRD MANSION SCHOOL Rye, n. Y.
] NJ For boys Address Rev G. J. COLLINS, Principal.
RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. Stanford
nl, 0sde the village Prepares Tor college or business
ROIS and YOUNG MEN privately cited for
scaS5sd 0 ESss g Gai9'
BOARDING SCHOOL for n few boys.-Fits
Mayit b. r. LHMni e'i rncip @m% %5 tenn oS SSn'
can oe seen ai Room 90 - Broadway, tAis
{ IRCUlARS of good schools with intelligent
w. schermerhorn Secretary ast iitl3t, 5Ih'avc
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL-Numberf
sp mountain arr elevation 500 feet Address o. COBB
{ OllEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-s
IUdh Ne%iiayon Conn General Russers school
ouch nfysica ;r9ni2f 6y Si , or ounnoss tnor
4 Ampieo7P'rtnny ioratl'ctic games, rowing &c.
DR. PlNNEO'S FAMILY SCHOOL for eight
- boys Greenwich Conn, viii reopen September H.
Mr. WARNINGS MILITARY BOARDING !
an SGS00l ponghkecrsic y $500 send
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Lqncsboro' Berk- !
~ shire Mass established 1919 ats for college sci
Eoy. a. \. GILBERT A NJ. Principal
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
men Tor & best or ot - RrSD4res boys and young
Rev a. c CHAMBERS. Principal
EUERST'S INSTITUTE, College Point, l.. t., /
VIII reopen september the 9TH Boys prepared for bn,
For circulars apply DIX it, ~ bAuschnn T pnaeps.
CONN.-Academy and Board /
home. 'yO ' "''grFi ROOF frae Spai''
HIGHLAND M MdLdI.4FA. AA 2.AEM
Begins its 2Oth year september H. l~S Apply
10 &. B NlTCAlF, A. NJ. huIt +
FRYING INSTITUTE, Tarryt0wn, n. I.-t
Parents wishing - place tlsr where they VIII
particGiar+ i.eoocns Septc 6er Is vi
8 g. ho%i,N 4. Il No. Principals /
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
th boys family boaring-Fchou
crcy thorough PREPARATION for college scientific
VISION OF each pupil Address the Principal H. MOORE
houtsiown, Nj
PARK INSTITUTE, RYE, n. Y.-For Boys.
Il S0OOaYstc iIENtY TATL0CK PRINCIPAL Z
bEEkSKILL (N.Y.) Military Acadcmy-Fcr
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY. 7
chemistry. Classics English Degrees conferred 4
Apply 10
COLONEL THEo. HYATT. President y
RIVERVIEW ACADEMY
- POtGHk EEPSIE, y. Y,
VIII " ,. mintfy Department thoroug going. wide
awake school for b0ys combining Military
Iecrcatton In due proportion
cation.
" OTIS BIsBEE, a. NJ. Principal
REV. JNO. II. CONVERSE Harvard A. NJ y
~ has few vacancies AZ his u Bristol H. Re
fcrs 10 President Eliot OF Harvard.
!SI. GEORGES HALL, Restcrstown Md For
- boys $40 a year Unsurpassed j. O. kINEAK,
'SIGLARS PREPARATORY SCHOOL. NEW
- BURG N. "A select Boarding loy4 I,
E 10 lake e highest rank at Yale and Williams For cir
c"ais aduiess IL ENitl w. SiGLAli, NJ. A. (IadcJ
l$tIRATFORD ACADEMY, Stratford, Conn. IS
- amost delightful homo school for limit ii number OF
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