New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22
VNUE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
Il No. 20 West 5Jth-st, opposite Central Parkl,
T. A. GIBBENS and u. BEACH Jr, Principals
ReOpens Monday, september lS

One otthe and bcs known select schools for Boys
receives them when od enough to attend scho
ana prepares business college, nne pnps pass"
college examinations of special excellence nsytaI-iiNdl"
Prm9 1@io inennedi@e and senior Keenai Commerca
Course, with Professor Of Pennan.hp ana BooEkeeli9g
their pupils. Building new. centrally ocateg and devoted
srrinaemenis Of most approved large gymnasium and
classes physicI! culture; warm lunch at noon, -
Catalogues by post Calls received alter september
from gun l. -----------
THE NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No.
Fast ATHEIST. reopens september 10 Preparation ior
University Grammar School, /, 4Sl Broadway,
- 42dst-Begins the 4Gth year Monday septengeT
open alter Sept l. NJ NJ Hobby W l. Akin, Principals.
For Young Ladies-Citv.
A r Misses PERKINS, 2,O21 5th-ave.; terms per
~ year 500 with musical course 5000 Circulars as above
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, 572 Madlson-ave.,
~ corner 5Gth-st. English French, German and Latin
3SS ui sS P s Students IN MUSIC and all
German and English Kndersarten tethye1r September %
HOME COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR
tuition IS $50 70 81 per quarter. opens September
MISS SPRINGS English and French School
ae G[ Young VII qgs wedne Sept r. Dawe
Eocuton Caishenics and sewing included IN the course
MISS COMSTOCK. 80 and 81 West 4Oth-st.,
vi facing Reservoir PARK English French and German
hoadins 1nG Day school SymGS45 GIS
2, bliss Constook at home after sept 2Oth.
MISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
c.ass separate s''S Pubic school methods employed
MESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNIERs'
NJ French Protestant Boarding and pay school for Young
ihaTsday sdptcm65r - Apply by letter September
is Tlc, Meies CLarDonnier viii be at home
Mss KEITH uI5, 2 as aeaa By COLIN
% her Fpeh sS n& nay S4
ward preparation. Excellent sanitary conditions.
MISS ;. L. CHAPMAN.
vi English French and German Boarding and Day school,
Re GpeSsy to 1 No is VEST iesIq 5ot.'i
Thorough instructions IN ali Departments.
NPS. SYLVANUS REEDS
VI English French and German boarding and day.school
FOL girls Nos and East J3dst, y y. reopens Oct =
music ana all departments
NINE. G. MEARS'S
vi ENGLIsH, FRLNCH AND GERMAN BOARDING
For Young Ladies 52hGed $40 no 2e2 Madison ave-
NewYork. reopens September p, lsS French Tie ian
ana by eminent professors especial attention pad
to English and French Prmzy iepIr%MeERtx prcro,
MISS MARY HARRIOTT NORRIS, 40 EAST
~ 5fT d y S &C. ~ Ea and y VII dG GsSBBP
TIA2SI9 H2K ~ ~ HTyIn9 oSd Il AMI r
NATIONS. Advanced classes Art Literature Science,
puuis address IN September B. Boonton,NJ
pUTGER'S FEMALE COLLEGE will reopen,
IS W 55th-stSept 20 house and elegantly furnish
ed boaders accommodated = BarcharL ID President
SUBURBAN SEMINARY, BOsOn-avc. and
hD%I2 HSSRSPS FsgSs IA $500 year n''
THE MISSES MAsoN'S SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
VIII reopen OCTOBER ID,
Az 40 West 5Otn-st.
TNHE MISSES GRAHAM successors 10 the
Misses Green, formerly Of 40 6thaye will reopen
their English French Boarding bay School for
Young Ladies Thursday. september -, at No SO 9TH
ave- New.York City this school established in 1916
careful training and thorough instruction In every
department which thas hthcrtp been favOaby
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, for young Ia
dies 3l5 West 67thst NewY Will reopen septen
2s. DIR. & NINE. VAN NORMAN, Principals.
For Both Sexes-City.
FRIENDS SEMINARY. For both sexes.
Il East l6thst and rutherford pl. Torn begins 9th Mo.
18TH Kindergarten primary liberal aud college preparatory
Circulars may be had at the seminary ana 3O3
Pears The principal viii be at the SEMINARY after the Is
BENJAMIN SMITH NJ A., Principal.
JACKSON SEMINARY. 5l3 and 515 East
~ l20thst English, French and German boarding school
for Young sdles and children sept IL Desirable
location extensive shady grounds terms 300 TO $500 per