New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-02
!VNHE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
Il No 20 West 59thst. opposite Central PARK;
EA. GIBBENS and D. BEACH. jr Principals.
ReOpens Monday, September IL

One Of the Oldest select schools for boys in
S city them when OLD enSgg nine ito a n1e pd
college examinations OF special excellence inns
m Y IN and c 4Se Rsf
COuse with Professor of Penmansip and BooSkeep9g
their pupils Building centrally located and devoted
OF most approved kind large and
9tiiI ' T. u'' y p'''
V'HE WILSON & KELLOGG SCHOOL,
hropExEN6S EDS tS aoTH Prepares for ali colleges
and scientific schools. Primary department
4 University Grammar school, 1,4Sl Broadway,
Classical h De3ar s NJ NJ Hobby T. Akin Principals
4If0 YEAR for board and English
- sOO tuition, bows under twelve Address PRACTI
CAL EDUCAIlON, Tribune once
For Young Ladies-CitY
A f Misses Pcrrin's, 2,021 5th-ave. terms per
~ year hmusical course 500 Circulars above
JACKSON SEMINARY. 5l3 and 515 East
~ l2Otlst English, French and German b9ardng-schoo
EXTENSIVE shady grounds terms 1000 $500 per
NEY's AGESCY Domestic building
N1ME. DA SILVA & MRS. BRADF0RDS
WI formerly Mrs. Ogden Iioimans English, French and
German Boarding agd Day school 10, SoGnf ladies' ana
ter or personally above
Nj ENGL Ii H. 'FfRENcH AND GERMAN BOARDING
AID DAY SCHOOL
New YopE reoTens september ~ 49, French
and German y eminent professors; especial attention paid
English and French rrns Nine p|paGMfEEA WEARS Principal
- MRS. THEODORE IRVING.
THE MISSES PERINE'S SCHOOL
l. For Young Ladies' long established 80 East 14ti ST.
0., WEST 3STH-ST.-Miss Arabcla Ketch-
~ ums classes young ladies' and children, with GER
man Kindergarten attached
.l.l WEST 13OTH-ST. - The Misses Jacot
DO will reopen their School for Young Ladies' September
10. Full English and French course kindergartel Linz
tied number boarding pupils Glasses Tor young boys
3S EAST 74TH.ST.-The Misses PERlNE
Address BY letter until september 10.
For Both Sexes-Cty.
MISS p pQ p, g VIII reopen s her
DREN at ~ East 2lst-st. october g.
NTOELLER INSTITUTE, No. 1916 West
WI 29th-st-Day school and Kindergarten for both
Boarding school for Boys prepares for business and colege
MADAME DE VALENCIA'S INSTTI UTE
ished tx 1874 " Send To- prospectus ' i''O
MISS WARREN, NO. 10 WEST 45rH-ST..
VI reopens her school for Young gentlemen Sept 81
MADAME EDMONDS-FABRICI SCHOOL
WI for CHILDREN re.opens October Also CLASSES
IN English LITERATURE COMPOSITION &c, 81 East
MRS. WILLIAMES
Van an" "G ES1 nS2s a DAY & for
September - Address ny letter until septemDorl Ii
MISS GRINNELL, SO East 55th-st., will re-
pay School for Young Children Oct 2 Coegi-
ate and Elective study superior faees for xrt
Music Seplrie tot 0ois Immigration.
MRS. s. c. GALLAHER'S French and Eng
WI fish boarding and day school for young ladies and
'H''''e" 1877 EAST 67THsT
Separate classes III French and EhsIlsh Tor boys.
AIISS ]. +. WREAKS, 50 East 77th-st.,
Nl French and English boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies' Children, will commence sept "a. Care
iu training and thorough instruction III every department
kindergarten Glass commences OCT 10
TINE Misses LEEDS English and French
Boarding and Day school for Young ladies and children
81 East l26thst NewYOrk city Reopens sept 20 1881
Art Schools--City.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
WI after Monday Oct. TO- Ia DRAWING OIL and WATER
sCAPE, CHINA PAINTIYG and DECORATION.
STUDIO, No. so MADISON AVENUE.
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON Mr. WILLIAM HART. MrJAMES
NJ HART, Mr. a. +. BELLOWS.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
summer or winter St5c&Dridg 90, das, r. HOFFMAN,
RLUM'S Erziehungsanslalt
ID BOYS.
BELLEVILLE. Nj.
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
- Conn, Prospect HILL outside the village very
college business For fa Information send Tor catalogue
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
~ sIE N. Y, prepares College Scientific and uov
eminent School and for business JOHN MILEY Principal