New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHISGTON. N.
Established 1864.

NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
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eni ana sernpuonSg o. oys TO monl at an early
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more e sani AMI healthy nj cen an enaence
handing the most deghtn soeneryor more I'm,
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FIsa{lt German and s p s7,9
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
stevens sR Re MS and
Glasses IN architectural and Nechanca DrawnS at
NavaIAoaiony
University Grammar School, 1,181 Broadway,
cas, nr De s5s S y ojOv " Akin Principals
For Young Ladios-City
MISS LAURA ELIZABETH POOR, author
Va sanst kindred Liteatures" will conduct
classes lol ladies' and Dung ladies at
MRS. ;. G. GALLAHER'S SCHOOL,
30 l37 East 57thst,
Tues lays and Fridays at 100 from Tuesday Dec g.
subccts-IAeraturc from the sanskd tho French Of
Victor nuso AIT from me Egyptian to the modern French
Terms SIS for both classes so for one class.
For Both sexes-Citv.
1gISS VI. A. CLARK'S
VA French aud English school for Young Ladies AMI
Children 1O East 3Jth3t pIb &c school methods employed
N,ISS J. f. WREAKS, - East 77th-st.,
Toqns ana G9'p w So%%sGce sept ~ caTG
Kinder sartcn CIass commences Oct 10
Art Scho5ls-C ty.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
4 aff er | n ID Lar
CoLo., PAIXTlNd, STILL LIFE fL0wERs and LAND
N->' ' sTtDIo, go. "a, MGTisjN AVENUE.
Mt. d. nUNTGNGToI liT WILLIAM HAKT,MrJAME
NJ. HART. AL a. !. BELLOWS.
For Boys and Young Men-Country
4 lcxandcr lEstitute.-Mllitary Boarding
"a school White Plains. n. Y. Prn. o. H. WILLIS, Pm d.
nLUM'S Erzielung@ns'alt. Boys prepared
~ Tor coese or business 800 per a99uR I9E catalogue
pOYS and YOUNG NEN privately fitted Tor
~ college. Conditioned rejected candi lates coached
summcror winter '.)tfJuisa IA" r. R)rF hANN
nETrS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
hcath, Itayeir began september H. Prepares boys
college business For full information send for catalogue
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. P0UGHKEEP-
eminent scaool and Tor Business JOIN IILEI Principal
FLUSHING IN~TITUTE-Board school
4 fol young men ana boys. Address f. A FAIRcHILD'
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
l Worcester. Aa5S eth year. For ull Information ap.
ply TO G. Il MaTcALF. a. NJ, -uperiuiendcnt
DEEKSKILL N.Y. Military Academy.-tor
L circulars address Col. C.J. WRIGHT A. NJ, Principal
DARK INSTITUTE,
For boys $500 year. HENRY TATLocK, Principal.
pENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
ir %9'e Penn 62}i3oN h9% SSlSS
GUNMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
> n ALFRhD n FL LLER Pn aI Patrons
esq. Wallst q. Duhu. ESD, las Pearst. NewYork
city.
rlHE Yale School, Yonkers, n. Y, is a capital
i hitting school for boys. Near. Accessible. Hehthfu-
Sale Limited. Not Cheap. Searcningy thorough
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn prepares students for Yale College. Trus
tees r. D. Woolsey. J.. W Blake LII D., Pro
Thacher. IL. C. kingsley A. NJ, n c. Twlning
D. S T.. Baldwin. Professor ]. w Gibbs Ad
Ctess ~. l.. CU>HI G, Rector.
G.Fnn PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG MEN
op ttFV AND Boys AT MEDIA (PENN). A AID
EMY-Specia opportunities for apt students to advance
dTi for ward boys students admitted
end classified any time; nation To- admission
sWITIlN G. SHORTLIDGE. A. VI,
Qiarvard College graduatel. Mels, rem