New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
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For Bows and Young Men-City.
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, English and M
o. Gsi Tor esess or Sgns
&C. address rev. Il. l. BURNETE Principal
II. MORSE'S CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
y. SCHOOL No. ll2 West 3sth.st -
M W.LYONS m,, ,vsr,rrrr
No EAST Tca corner OF broadway
Receives all ,S or CUISINES Rooms
same floor and wei coSmes H.
specates helping ITS Munitions Spelling Ladder and
annual Report Sua at rGSsRs %Rd Han'OA' anu
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY
~ FORT WASHINGTON, N
srrer,ptendent~JoIIS b. HAYS. ND,
Boarding ss. Gss SFf: %sa TSo ,s sa1 sss
t e nSeet % yoa Sy c So viii c5da and
he og rldo" neysf Prss55 While ns
Situated on Washington Hegh a6on ten miles up ne
Hudson II is reached by sixth Avenue Elevated hoait
SS D Ce s1SS as Meets the arrival @
beautiful and healthy 9i Seon an GneafS sr
%andgs r @q not oa along the BANKS tho
nPS Sss are o Sg aara a n aq2
teIsected by oak groves anoriins aHlpi' 'p'''
' E$%34 S S;T9n e9R9qr5%PH 19s;6a i2&''n
DATTERN MAKING for noulders ana ma ma
chinss taught at n Y Trade scG9s Scy S.
S benz % y Terms mode ate Apply premises
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Malsonaye and 4lthst fits i3r me S'ni r OF
Classes ana Mechanical Drawing 5 Prore,or at
A COLIN. late Engineer CorpA u . ~ anu
University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
y 4:4s 16tP ye4riG o r!Sy Akn Plncipas
For Young Ladies-CitY.
MISS GRINNELL, 50 East 55th-st, will re-
baT sc S@Sa E o 4d 9S EiSG and r Children %
and Elective courses OF study superb! agnIS' V
O,sW WEST 3STH-ST.-Miss Arabella ketch-
um's classes young ladies and children with Ger
nan KndeIgait eh attached
For Both sexes-Citv.
MISS NJ. A. CLARK'S ,,.. -,
VA French and English school FOR Young Ladies ana
children, l0l East Sjtst pubic scn0o me nous g9l2 WI
MISS WARREN, 40. 10 IVES + - Isl
Young ladies Department Sept. %
NsISS j. f. WREAKS, 80 East 77th-st.,
W. Fre9ca ana Eqs Is Via R2lF Sdnme an sept r.
FL training ana thorongh instruction in every department.
kindergarten Class commences oct ~
Art schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULYER will receive pupils
6oI6 5ieP HGGf Sill ri LIFE io& and LAND
scAf s sFt81o rA a. 70 M& 1Hd NUE.
Mr.. D. HUNTINGToN.MrW WILLIAM HART'MrJAME
NJ. HART Mr.. A +. BELLOWS.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
lexander Institute.-Military Boarding
~ school. White Plains n. y Prn o. Willis, III u,
pLUMS Erziehungsans;alt.- Boys prepared
ID for college or business $500 per annum For catalogue
aud references apply 10 G W. ELL NJ. Belleviie ~ j.
pOYS aud YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
.um S9lsEe v6 Ters0ps It's
DIETS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
I'D Conn. Prospect Hill outside the village very
healthy 4ithyer begn september L. iIeIale Dys Iv
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
y SIZE n y prepares Boys lo college, Scientific and GOV
eminent School and for Business JOIN MILEG. Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
ply to {. B. N ETCALF. A. NJ superintendent.
DEEKSKILL NY Military Academy.-lor
L circulars address Col CT WRIGHT. A NJ, Principal
DARK INSTITUTE,
For boys. 5000 year HENRY TATLOCK, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Penn 3f9s THEo r GSalec
CUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
Colonel Archer ~ Martin s4l9 Pnest; John H. Jacqqen
Si} w'l' O. won DuhD esq i'' F'''~' N'1,1oiA
INHE Yale School, Yonkers, n. Y. is a capital
fitting school i9r boys Hes a AeTTlv Hb9on
rVHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn prepares students for Naie College Trus-
tees L. D. Moolsey, l.. W Bake, LII d. Pro-
i f PaodisSl e ia fotssof j. W. bs Aa
&l0O PER QUARTERI FOR You've MEN
wd iS R 5T Students 10 aSmeG
sWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE. a. NJ,
IIarvard College GRADUATED Media rem