New-York tribune., 1881-07-18
3rstructtoit.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
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oH5lruCIl0u.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
lr! nOME n FL Is offered to boys needing especial
r ' m o IN o. ,aG any Of an experenced teacher and phys
lox ~, Dlrnan. 'h'''' IN 00n'e'''cu1
4 leyandcr Institute-Mitary Boarding School
" h'fe Plains, MY o. RwILIIS, PHI. D., Principal.
ROAEDING SCHOOL for few boys.-Fits
g. roaway nSnsasl Hs .sg Wilton Conn., or
BOX, and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
Sn s1G%Gf ST 's ss sa"fs s. COACHED
kSkADFORD MANSION SCHOOL, Rye. n. Y.
T. For boys Address Rov. c.J. CUIlINs, principal.
@lNNIlLc, Nlco MECHANICAL and MINING ENGT-
S asfasf aS5YS'a"S S sra Iast''%t Nsst
Ss SG lit o. 'SF iGr iSSSt SSaF Sith SG
pcnses &C. Xress @s' course OF study requirements ex
DAVID II. GREENE, Director
( CoIIII1IE,Gl ATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
rr@karaioIy 20 College, scientific schools business thor
Ample Opportunity athletic facs ins, ro%i gymnastics @ &C.
{ C0NDlTIONED candidates carefully coached
GS' ana Tf9s rsp P's5yatGS aS
"tc Fall Term begins ae5cmbcr H. rf'n''pa' Irving 'nS'i
CoHR,NN,WNAALL { HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the
acres hca COURSE S Sr0@ "o"Gan mt s 1 farm Of 100
P Sc1s O. GGs Al " ndS y S''' "Arcoen
NE GARMO INSTITUTE. Rhineheck. \. Y.
for col!c{c business; Eool GOOD board
JAMES NJ. Dc GAKMO. Pin. il.
LMWooD .NN n.I! NSITnTE c,ai.r iI.anssGoro ncr
ndc scoo or 6usness pT,yate insircto D' foe secy i
Rev. \. a. GILBERT, 4. N, Principal.
E'ii}'T-CLASS Forcign Teachers, from New
lu" Wli i"c ic" BOYS 80 bolgl in farm rel
9posr, tenlS reasonable best references. address ~
ENREEilOI.D INSTITUTE, Freehold. New
men for t r S.a.d M IN c, - prepares boys and ycung
REV. !. q. G;iHMnEns Principal.
GREENWICH ACADEMY.-Usual Literary
~ ,"prss r. win Musical nsn'e and Comncr,l Cola.s
1ioc are ana cemtrs clar ngg ocat,l on Nariagans"ti
i, :a er batting and boair rcrms ,s"% 3h?. r,.;c
A. ~ rfgtira laSt 1i'' %rcan%cn 5rS e. T. D. iLANaL9
simmer boarding nom july to August3l
4 yREENWICH, CONN.-Acadcmy and Board
homo ''''''' }. H. itSoI ',' irnclai aI,ii"'
HiGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
hGs'n' it" 2oth year september ; Appy 70: circular,
N1SG s1;S'; lN2rTHrE ,Sr IL l ,nl Ta'1ytSwn ~ n VI Y ~
9G@4y 1as@ -, r@ tog~ VII reeve cir. r.
T. HNaHFih g. RON !, ihtE a. ~ H. N"} prncipala.
Il ITCIiEN NAN or ASSISTANT COOK.-By
an eS orenc~d strictly temperate ycn,g man. age l.
6oH "a" A&, g.: ad 'rttF att F''' ' or a"
N5oERRI.S CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
"'' o! laay ioc9ti.n noaHesta
EEts,G4 Of caehprJl Aii-css ;ie rIac9, MOORE,
NT; PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
,,o,o..n.. al Sing ,nr Hudson. :. y.
a.54 ' o,era fa s ,r rsSa,. 5SS'"y }fga't h5f%t
S formed in N%s nr1ws ,'i prclaS and Scto9 M
iJ,; hGToHsqy Ne, orSaptcd Military prgarne2l Etn school
day Sem6tF %%JHSj% % y * HLN P Fiincipais .''
NEW,;H9n4rEMK, ,Hnr 4 MI MIkTTARY LdT6 iANchADEMY;
,,,..., nrornNs. snrT ''i,i'sS T'EM6If 5.i =. lssl
e.nag i"a% ayG5 Sa a ea.4G, afG
s q, "a j., .,t, ont e1nlN ~ comm rcit sudio ia armed
order ana ytc 5r military dsciac FTcneh S
patinf in coaf,r etifas the cca"H Is innx
aian ~ H~io aud ras io- aeTes Of % ca. '.
irvatc3 ROAD to 5i .s yVn Wr M is@.S M H1, Artnqs ne
address JOIN H HAYS. M b. Suicrajcldcni ''''O''
se,5avoAr hi'Hh'3 TNIL6CK Ttiuc 'pl' pa,
ph4Et.K,,iS,IkillLL O.: y Military Aeaacmy.-For
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
Chester cnn.-upcuT Scpi"mbcrlg civil Engineering
ch'm,'ry, cl1as.c, LnsIsh pee'ocs conferred.
COLONEL TUro HYATT President
hNy; Ns p !ar 4 AhbEooK AiJ.5s I.., Amay = school
RNERN IEW ACADEMY.
"a rO'GHKITP~IE, y. y.
s&9 cGc iS or G3 % tdnas 5n >ia May @ T1s aal
c1aog'c, 0i;h cha:t C6c2 Re ui.tlons cent on ap,
OTIS B'~BEE, A. NJ, Principal.
ClGLARS PREPARATORY SCHOOL, NEW
;, BtkG y. "a srl'c, boarding school - Boys
MIA a$iyss @ 'f ' '1' XIX I' '' "'' Fo''''
SUMNER HOME FOR BONS.-rhc Princ-
: = "a. "t = hudson River schn, of hi4
!ieN"tH"c inr III" vacation 'cn'lrE'u Wishing place
J. lt t"hS ~ ~ care tllrcss M, OF T4lmaA -
iustf 'nun ri lorat-iIw ~ PARK place. Ncw-lork Ref
SUMMER .SCHOOl.-SWITIUN e. SHORT
) ' lIi'ii'N ACADEMY FOR YDUNG MEN ANpBpY$
Media Penn. IL nno' west ot phlt ltciphia
al NCt"n 'ap' May Tor Julv ani AuguSt The
year ~'!-'N VIII p'rn at MHi ~cotcmh-r - For
s@r1l sr %fGfpdFE' Tfi% E'n' NJ ry.l iG Gav54.Gy 2aGG,'
'',Sild,nis al nittei ata,yun
TlE GUNNERN fan term of this
u boarding school for boys win ncGin september l..
address b. W. GUM.
WASHINGTON Liichhcld CO.. Conn.
THE HILL SCHOOL.
i rOr1NTOWN, PEN =, 81, hours from Ncw.York.
school hcln~ September a. Except ua efficiency
preparing boys leading cola. Best
met obs employed Limited number received Address early
FOR catalogue. JOIiN MEiGS. ih. D., Principal.
fEHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conu. prepares students for Yale College. Trus
tees ,x-PrcsMeut A. ID. NOohcv, +. W. Blake liz D.. Pro-
icssor T. 4. hacner H. e. Kingsley. A. NJ, 4. G. Twinn
Ii. d, Professor =. Professor j. ". Gibbs
Address W. l.. CUSulNG, Rector.
WORCESTER ACADEMY,
w WORCESTER. MASS
school of the fih rank Tor the preparation of young
or collosc Tor technical schools business An alo
faculty supported entirety by endowment thus nsurng the
best II instruction and tr least pcs, students. Young
uf limited desiring liberal