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4 rAMII-I -InUJl. ~ 80, d, ,oaurco.on
y Win day--chooI al POCGHkLEP~IEi ICth year. be
gins oepiem'ei 4 tor'I'll"'s Apply o ~, DO n IT,
DISHOPTHORPE.-lh his ooardrns-School for
ID girls 3. delightfully."- located az Bethlehem Penn. and
G fembef gJ 81 Appy to M.,s + L. Walsh Principal
pORDENfOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.-ln-
- crrs-ins yearly in ia,o am 1I I'D @ssgr
4a.Trs, lev v u -. bow - A. NJ Touchdown. -.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
" LADIES' Po,tstown pA-ra,rtr Aapnt session.
a1df Iorouth work eeraat bullug- lI colvel rnce,
arecgr,ul ana 10 .lon VOL. NAosl 1s UeaAts ta ~ tL
fOrcat4uguef address "El % 'D IT,. a. 4 W. FiiL
nREW LADIES SEMINARY. Carmel. y. y.
ea4I. v tn fun bartcaar-. GlOH0E C. ssil. H. a H.
GOLDEN HILL seminary for young ladies,
N Bridgeport. Conn. Address Niss EMILY b ALSoN
HONE INSTITUTE tor Young ladies, larry
open. l s1TcS5er is 0 Es s' ' VIA f. rTaoi
HILLSIDE SEMINARY, BRIDGEPORT,
conn. ReoTens sept. 49, l7-- College preparation
AHSNEJ.9ToNE MARIANA sLADF IoP~)E.
(Jl-, Montforts school toryouur ladies, Grove
vi ian New.II Haven a. Figntnve,r baea, 7en,. -J.
AIRS. : /. CADY'S Boarding and ~ school
VI for Young Ladies End Inst Ncw Maven, Conn.,.
thirteenth year com rnces 7ePtrmb' - Neua 'i c'1'
MISS AIKEN'S English, French and German
circaia : seHi on app.elton.
MISS BULKLEY'S boarding and Day
vi schoo or Youns Ladies. Taryto"n' on the Hudson
Miss MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
VI Family aid Day school Tor fo"ng Ladies rs w a. -
CIRCULAR sem uoon application
MISS l.. ELIZABETH DANNS .,
" ENGLIsH AID FIJI ECi boA ~ , N% ~. .,lo
Der 20 Enlarg schoo-roon- ana s'1a7lor I'r.s an
msnt Boa AMI tuition il Enlsl ami Latin, s46j PEI
mum. For circulars address tlr Ftluc-''-
lIOUNT AUBURN INSTITUTE, Cincinnati
-'A FAMILY School FOR YOUNG LADIES
D.,utifa io,, ION large grounds health record uu-ur
ed long ana widely thoroughness IN scholar
snip ALL ADyANrAGEs or cIE sc 80
made ag aiiab 70 pupiS C9nsAht @I%ni'on ven "
Special students received nlasc literature .ed ar rw.n
tcp li,n 20 END fof circuart. ..,...r,,,,
MOSS SMITH pr A nal H. IHANE N President
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' eIpenengea ,e1GseI' nJ A IFS limited
N"D'''' Aewc anaan Conn.
DARK HEIGHTS SEMINARY, Ocean Grove,
i For PARTICULARS address EMILY A RICE Principal
DYE SEMINARY RYE, NEW-YORK-For
IL particulars address Mrs = J. LIFE
Comeryillc Ladies Seminary, SOmerville, Nd
> science languages oraory music Il " Perkins sec
CRAWFORD. CONFINES Isabella Whites
> school tor Young Ladies will open ID W September 20
S,TANFORD. CONFINES. RICHARDSON'S
Tor Dung ladies reopens september IS
rI,HF FLNS.-Famiy and day school for
rrls Ingrahan-ave.. Springfield. Mas For circulars
address the prime pas, Misses PORTER ChANfNEi.
NUE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY, near
i baltimore for Grs; noted FOR healthia.ness careful
training thorough instruction and the Influences AChIs
tan Homo REV. J. RICH NJ D., hels'ersto"h Au
For Both sexes-country
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
u from Saw. YORK children receive a mothers care
MrA n G MOKKELL, Manhasset, l.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for CHILL
ID DREs.-Cold sPrngon hudson, N RArES
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1nstrnttlon.
Both Sexes-CountrY.

BOSTON SCHOOL OF 0RATORY.
~ Full shorter course one year mo
Delarte system Of gesture aud complete course OF ngh
gymnastics Term beg ns oct 3 Application at somerse
St. Boston. Mass after oct 20 from 10 70 ~ m For
catalogues apply to r. r. RAYMON D. Prin.
FAST MILESTONE INSTITUTE, East Mill
~ stone j.. viii open September 4. 1872 Board ana
tuition including CLASSICS - quarter For PAT
uculhs address Tue Puncpus. Dr. W L. CHAW OhD ana
Professor MOTT SMITH
REENWlCH ACADEMY. for Both Sexes
~ The usua Literary Courses with Musical Institute and
S9mmercia Collese Founded -o2 Innuenees decidedly
religious Home and comforts Charmingy located on
NarrlgAn-ett Bay and ON direct route from fcrk to os
ton Gram opportunities fOr atwaer bathing and boating
with competent oversight Terms moderate septem-
Der catalogue fee. Rev. I. b. BLAkE-LEk, A. NJ.
Principal East Greenwich. K. l..
NEWTON, y. j., COLLEGIATE INSTl-
TUTF-Engu-A. collegiate. classical commercial art,
music fu course for ladies' and gentlemen unusual home
chd. free horses aud ponies t62 80
quarterly. ments monthly. JOEL WILSON, Principal
BENNINGTON SEMINARY directly on the
Bound Brook Route, Philadelphia and New
York. II excellent Boarding -chOo with a grand
Orfytw9 years and nearly Ouethud Of this time
under The administration The catalogue
full PACED Illustrations o. the school, and
unusually clear and idea OF what the school really Is
Address THOMAS HANLON, d. d.. President Pennington
~
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NOLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The examination o. candidate. for admission viii begin on
WEDNESDAY. sIPTEME .E -. at $3.50
Candidates conditioned june last wiz present themselves
II the SAN. tine.
CANDIDATE. Tor the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT VIII
present their diploma. President at tie college On
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER p
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0eGchcr5.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW,
4fr6w oFid 30 IL. i Rroaiv corner 5 rhir rfs
s ssr n' p 1 sd , oI @ eoler t e5
square go Ihrd ave- corner Fory.seveuth At the ia K
onehuuircd-and to regular Of
all HE BUSINESS OF \ FTKST-CLASS
\ teachers Bureau transacted The Union Teachers
Aacncv A LOWELL GO, Bod bond.st. NeH.lora
Az EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires a
Mos a. fea her, WI be received or b,ad reiEegeea il
qul,ed. Address h. =. Cat7Ail. Greene comfy, y. Y
4 LADY. who can assist backw ri pupils IN
\ Grl mar ana Arithmetic can pay ma. board and tuition
r 2.cs2 Fa 81 BOX sy , a two hours dag address
4 FIRST-CLASS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
= will give credit o. limited ulmDero. telheis ior 1lt
on Ia ntinE and 4u,c nntu they leach a LOWELL *
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
y AGENCY supplies colleges, SCHOOLS and Families With
thoroughly competent Professors Principals AID eahers
superior F9ta T ' o7orns.,e ca Or aiare, Wis, n
young. American aad Foreign Teachers Agency - Unoa
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
~ 36 West 2stst New York Teachers professors gov
ege- AMI school. competent n'trucor. schools rec
ouliendcl to parents Scun" FURNITURE ana supplies, eler
by favor Hon; Hamilton tsa. Hon ez-9ecretary
ORNATE TUITION in EXCHANGE for
universities dcsires tutor waite family or Two
L
Giee. Gem4n Mathematics snd English a Il. ess e IL c.,
box 90. Tribune once.
DRIVATE TUTORING, summer and winter.
L ADpyto A. LOWELL. - Bond--t
TEACHERS WANTED-LADIES.- Highest
1 Grammar Grade Public school near ciev 5000. inter
view here saturday il a. CITY family viii daughter
s. 20 Il Young EMIL N bran hes AMI
music here cY -atu lay mo ming -up- lor
Primary Teacher fOr Feml.e Academy, ONO. superior
Artist seminary lty lately 9ul ioi Atlst
eminent Ohio Institution INIr fenced adf rl.cliM cry
Public High school. ti2OJ J. Anaf e "a tm"ht Win
K1tcrca Piano. -ugu- French Female College, Young
French ads. Baltimore choOl Drawing painting. singing,
UIon -tio,i -ureor A list Kentucky Primary brlnches
AIthmotlc AaeIia Grammar - hOu per day neigh or
ing city. French lady with Piano near city day English
s0vtesses with waited attl tor select schools and
CFNTLENEN.- ClassiraI Assistant near city. Epsc0ra
Jan Principal ParocniA school Mathematics le-.s
French famous Boarding school BAPTIST President for
southern college. Mature ol tneopaan for fu chafg of
Bow. preparing for College Pfiuc pal fn NeN Jersey Dis
rct school Young LuI,rOiaan i1 Diocesan school Penn
-vl au4 English branches "a German spoken LOT German
American school Principal for ftun~l ftllA a-tinf
et artist o best training and eEle ence Tor charge "
au Ohio Ant school Book ing Feuuan7hip Drawing.
ity school Another lei CITY French FriIfWau l,'
Cia.-.- southern Iy income $1,000 FRENCH 'r tcildn
New 3D. glud Language school interview lumttat'y AS
s-aut Phr-C and uel-ty "A e~"fn uiNef-y
Professor IIuf ticu flr state Ir-utuon App anon
forms personally. mailed for postage j n - Hf.N
NLHhOkN, ccietaiYf American school Institute Easl
l4th
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OnrcmI Aca0emle5.

LIEN DODWORTHS
Il CLASS Is FOR DANCING. -
so ISL FfFTHAVESCE,
WIlrecommcnce on saturday. October a.
Mar. TRENORS
VI AfADENY OF DANCING.
Broadway and ga 81, low oneu. send for circular.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing.
57- IA ave- cor. t1thsr. opposite windsor Hotel
Classes viii re'ommrucr MoudtF october 10, ls7- In
glg-ucut at Newport, T. l., closes oct Der 4.
i. =. send postage stamp Tor crcu.4r
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SCHOOL OF Political sCIENCE.

The purpose Of this schools complete genera
view Of all he subjects both o. internal and external public
,otv from hleciod stand point OF history law pl
Os0Uhy.
Candidates for matrcuariou will present Their certificates
totle President AZ the College. on FRIDAY MORNING,
sEPTEMEEU 30
~ each Of the above schools viii begin Oh
AONDAY. OCIO ODER .. al $3.50 q.
+. 4. Z BARNARD. IL. D.. President
md nl,- wy
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Musical.

NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
- only
so 5EAsT l4th-st. 81 door east Of J1HA
INCORPORATED 1901
Tia EFNDWNE MUSIC uJDL and SO HDDL OF
Elocution Foreign Language. Drawing anil Painting
NDW OPEN DAILY from . a L. 10 ! p.
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gFcur5ion5.
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANYs
CONEI ISLAND
IRON III r. DIRECT
ONLY AIL.WAIEk kDUIE -Np CUAN1Es
TIMETABLE WELK b.. 81 81 SEPTEMBER p
LEAVE PIIRl OILY EVERY 40 q 40 \. NJ. TO r. ~.
RETURN lN8 Lave.
Nav Pier Ord Pier
5f 55ff:: E: sHf '.i :$& : :i''H
EttSrs.oS nekes t5e sA, a. E.sy.oi RNiri
stations
MANHATTAN BEACH.
vi VIA GREENPOiNl
steamer SYLVAN GROVE Jle foot 81 Twenty third
81 EAST RIVER connecting With trains for Manhattan
Beach az 45 IS 10 - NJ aud haf hourly nom "a -
A 81 10 Gas p VI. TRAINS LEAVE NAN HAITIAN
BEACH at = 80 10. llOs A NJ 1908. l. 30. ub. 80
p n and every nsen thirty minutes past the
$50 Z NJ. aud at 10 1875 NJ
VIA BAY RIDGE
steamers d. r. MARTIN and MATfkANAN leave foot ~
Whtehalst, terminus Of Al t.c aed always. at . 10
A N aud halt hourly 10 4. Il ln = 81. TRAINS
LEAVE MANHATTAN BEAC n az 81 10, e.. l.. 3 To- 4 VI.
and half hourly from lulO A NJ Ia 1910 a. N Trains
marx led thus do sundays.
Excursion stations 81 Elevated Hallway
price 80 including Ees stod Afternoon aud
Ing Bana PAINS Last Grand Fire
works Display postponed 10 saturday evening september 20
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Gltaallons uanteo--H IaIcs.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al. tbs
Srt ~ ~ n and aos west rweaty cor
ner Eghtave. No 81 Ea-t Fourteent-t corner Mon
IFN oFFrcFs Nos i0O7 ami 800 rhlrd.Ave- corner
OnehundredAnd t8enyhtn-stnp W p H. az regular of
Ice rAt.s
YOIJN1T man WIsnes SIIiltl0n IN pri-
a vate family histcass @37 W.s' 3,th-st
LITERARY MEN your attention is
a. ca ed 20 young mau. Verscf 10 modern thought eX
pesenced rpher ana secrtary who oaes you s
and ~ travel Address fof several weeks LIBRA T, Tribune
Uptown ONCE l2is Broad~iy
DOTIER FIRENAN-Bv q Swrde. age 27
- riei sober reliable and intustrious furnish
JOHAN--ON. 40. -3l OtAaye, toy door.
NOOK.-By a professional cook with undoubt-
y e references tGAe fun charge ~ are establish
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NOACHMAN-By an experienced Protestant
y married NJ FAMILY ulstolass city reference
COACHMAN.-By a respectable protse tant
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be AZ 235 jth-ave Add ess W NJ
IOACHMAN-By a respectable Protestant
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family: can be seen. Address a. j. NJ, 20 3tl-aNe
DESIDENT COVERINGS wanted TO take
country must lady ~ educate on and rcun ment Ad-
dress, givng particulars and RECOMMENDATIONS II h n
49, Herald Uptown once
XNANTED-A FGRSY-CLA>S COOK-Ger-
W man preferred Ia small private family Call between
9 and O'Clock, Al 80 10 East 77thsL
LNANTED-A Young man 10 act as sales
W man bookkeeper good character vel educated,
person Address stating past eE2erience ana say expected
WALsToN. Tribune Uptown Ohce 1898 Broadway.
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DROOKLNN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID This Day and Boarding ~cAou Tor ouig Ladies will
oprn september -. CHARLIE r. WiSI. Principal

open septembor2 20. CHARLIE r. MLsE Principal
DACKER COLLEGIATE INSIlIU L,
brooklyn Heights. Y37tA annual session brgins ,eP
tent-r l-SZ English course extends from tnr cal lest
trv o the highest collegiate branches Best facilities
m language Painting aud DecraIve Arts Classes IN ART
French German and Drawing are
faurf Inn the departments without extra rhargr
tew and improved apparatus Ol heating and ventilation Will
h. Introduced ~. summer The plumbing VIII be en-
tifelv renewed every improvement adopted W4ch Hai
tarv III. mas Boarding pupils a'r received ID the
family of N L. smith and superior advanages IN
49, and, French Address 4. CRI lTENDEN, Pm. ID.
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A CLASS for Young Gentlemen ana puVate
~ instruction. Term begins -epiember@S ,ApPN 10 ~
1HOMAs REEVES Ash. 10 West t2tLst amer 2ePt -
ALGFBRA. bookkeeping, arithmetic, pho-
n noeraply English branches without classes W''hs
c monthly PAINE. % BoweIy ana l.5l5 BioadWd!.
IRTITR II. CUTTERS SCHOOL FOX
u BOYS.
Mr. Cre- will be at the school Rooms No 20 West 4od
hrt1mr term BEGINS wednesday. september 81
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For Boys and Young Men-Country

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A HONELlkE boarding school for 20 young
y boy- L. HlNDs a. NJ, HemIs,e~d. Long ls.and
A Iexapder Institute, Military Boarding school,
n Witt Plans y. T. Principal o Il. Wll.LIsiPh. d.
A I PORT CHESTER NEW Wy IJhhs
E,iablishod 1894 D. WINTHROP STARR 4. IL Principal
POYs and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
ID college Conditioned rejected candidate. coacheL
summer ~ winter. ,iD-.ouds-- da's HofFI Mann
DORDENTOWNM MILITARY INSTITUTE
I'D superior IA location training morals and nome lnnn
only approved character received Aaess
Rev. WILLIAM {. BOW IN. =. M. Bordento"n y J.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOlS.-Ihe
- Undersigned experienced ply ,ioan aud teacher
care and Instruction Of such boys specially To-
cation delightful twenty years reiereoc" . - 49,,
RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. Stamford,
~ Conn. on Prospect HI. outside the village. very
healthy 44tn begins september IL Prepares boys tor
college Of business Fo fun Information send of Catalogue
RE SURE AND SELECT THE BEST
- school Tor fail therefore 10 examine ne
Catalogue OF Worcester Academy Nor eslof VI asa -
iTAFehNorth a ~. Principal This school lDefAlf on-
do"ed ana patonfed fully equipped with trafhei Abu aP
pAhces htng for college business, oners tho Ney
beSt anFniages At small deserving students AIo
generously aided
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Che Cnrt

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
AUTUMN MELTING ls51
saturday september aud every TUESDAY Thursay and
saturday tI september %.
Faces commence promptly az . O'Clock
J. g.. X. LAWhI.NrF. LEONARD W.JEEoME.
secretary. lresl4cut
NONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUE RACES
y VIA MANHArTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
The Only ITO New-lOrk WIN uu.lrDsssst
facilities Tor transp.rng Large numbers quickly All
fOrtabr All tho stop a. the entrance Co racacOIa-
aud timetable IN excursion co!amn 81 tas
paper
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cD WEST 13OTH-ST. - The Misses Jacot
stD will reopen their school for Young Ladies sep'eDer
~ Full English and French course. klndtfght trl LIN
tied number boarding pupils Glasses for youss boys
20 EAST 74TH.ST.-The Misses PERlNE
30 Will reopen their English and French school iot lo.hg
Ladies' September ~ The number Of resident pupils limited
Address by letter until september ID
AJDS 5TH-AVF-Mrs. Smuller's English,
-. ~ French and German school Young l-Au1S ANU
Children. Eeopens sept 18Th.
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1 AIORY.-Ins,ruction III Chemistry
l. ana Physics for boys young private
Ca.srs ay or ,vening by J.. j. HALLOCk Laboratory o.
Nil. NcwtI. 8 school, 40 West 43l-sI
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL RI EEcEI EiD At H. TIL III z
UPTOWN OFFICES Va l,-a- broadway, corner thirty.
fr-t.-f until q D. No. and 20- West Twenty hl.l-st cor
n.r Eightnaye ~ East Folreenth.t corner Mon
square Zoo Third Furlv-seventh 40 the Ia
LEM Off .Fs nos. l.Oo7 aud 1900 Ihlrdave. corner
twentyhith-st up to p H. az regular OF
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INSTECCTOHs

Painting Classes W ST. Oh AaE. Life. Antique and Cor
position Chase @. W DEWlN T. Life ana Portrait tlass'
e. \ TThsER Life and Antique Glasses. VILLA
~ARTAIS Perspective. DlELMAN. Artistic And'OA
J. =. HARTLEY. Circulars sent ON Application
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1nsirucilon.
For Bows and Young Men-City

I H. MORSE'S Classical and English School,
~. Il2 West SSth.st reopens September Is. Warm
luncheon light gymnastics thorough preparation for col
leCe and scientific .chool-.
Present recent patrons
H. Willard esq Mrs GARRISON y Potter,
b. " Griswo.d ESQ L. l.. Omsted, esq,
II
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fEIIL FIFIH ANENIt ~IIIVUL,
No. ~ West j9th ST.. foppo-ite CONTRA an - a.,
+ 4. GIBBEN~ aud BEACH. Jr- frl-ciDh7-
EenueAs MONDAY. September IS
FORT WASUINGTON. y.
Established 1854
STANDARDIZATION y. HAYS, NJ. D.,

One % the oldest and best known select schools ior
in the civ. receives them when Ola enough I'D a..' -'
auG prcuarcs them coll uire pIl.- passed
c0ieg examinations % special excellence th'Fr
3d.. Yale % Columbia g. Three separate Grpii nrI'-
Primary, Iutcruetit" and senior Regular t'iih'i.,
Course. with Professor of It1m4u-ip ana bonhhrtIlI-
Principals Teachers and 'rk with a. Wl a. lD
their uuuis EudinE centrally locifri ana 0eNo'l
ertirrt tia
.lf
C.as-c- iu physical culture warm lunch at noon
Catalogues by posi-. Calls received AFTER september /
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NnLLEGIATE INSTITUTED of DIR. sACHs.



ReOpens NOS DAY. september T.
V1Orou-h preparation for colleges especially IlAIN ".
Columbia and Cornell and sceuth schools iu! o saI'u
hu.iDe-- course German and French form important Tea
Iufe- % ir schools woIh. New DululnE sptti" ''i
structe for educational purposes and pronounced nv i
1aly r4AstIueuts. ~-.-.u
r,.-.-5 ~, t-,rI SOM consul General Schu-
fuachel lr A De Lima Judge McAdam anu many otlts
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~ l4sl Broadway corner OF 42d ~ Classical English
and Commercial Departments Fan term begins sept -
For thorough practical teaching progressive m'tA,os ah
successful results TIN, institution cmms 10 epua lht p't
New England training schools During te past lNuA go
graduates have been admitted with high credit mo lhe
leading colleges several passing at into the sophomore
ana JUNIOR Classes. - -, . .,,-- al,
carefully Organized depart ent fof those dcsin b-
Engi business education Preparatory classes Tor
made 10 the many eminent cltlchs
az " hose sons the school For circulars
Ilv Ia HENRY e.. MILLER,
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MRS. SNLNANIS REEDS
vi English French and boarding and dayschooi
fOi girls nos anu fast .5Gst. y. y fcopen7 Ori =
number o. paps IN Primary and Preparatory cas.e Iici
limited DO.rrIl rfecla students I'D
departments This school - formulated for the
education and training ~ GU RS IIAN women.
Rooms light well ventilated and health record IN
parallcled.
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DEN. DIR. and MRS. G.. II. GARDENERS
ding and bay -cAOO Oi Ladies. 6J3 OH
commences its twenty -hftii year september -
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L G.. IRELAND'S CLASS FOR BOYS will
Telueu september % Il Vest 3Jth-st Apply aucr
ntDteiuncl % from 10 l.
Holm MCMULLEN'S SCHOOL reOpens Thurs
- day sept a. al 1C2 Broadway elevator 39d-st)
Terms $40 10 $40 BoaIiers $500 Circulars and pam
Yhlcts 90 Putuams y West 23dst
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Art Schools-Crty.
STUDENTS LEAGUE.

TFNOVFU FROM los FIFTH.AVF. 10 3@ WEST FOUL
TEESTH STREET. between Flfth AIT sixth avenue.
Open OCTOBER I----llAA -a. l--i.
fe Portrait Antique sketch Classes Gay and evenn;
Tor ladies' and gentlemen.
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MRS. JOHN POPE will resume her claSscs
y Boo drawing color painting dee Grating 0n
china under glaze and LmO-c Thu sday october D. l-o
u q e.. -,it4
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Va ENGLIsH Il. FRENcH AND GERMAN BOARDING
AND DAY HO'L
For Young Ladies founded 1910 No 222 Madison ave,
reOpth5 September g. ls5- French the IAN
Guage Of the family and school Lectures ln English French
BIS --4neut professor especial attention pIl
10 English and iench Primary apartment
Nine 4. q MEAIt-. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

,0II.MBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

I 5lST-,T. NEAR MAIDS ~ "a l. -. -- d,
II 9th wear begins Monday september - ln9- Ne" anu
spacious Guioiug constructed eXprtsaN loI sco. . 49,
Perfect in a "details OF light heat ana vent dtioA "a
S,u4,t.v continued rvun lsia Thorough training i" COL
80 s,4ftr schools ana business Primary department Tor
younger boys pin ipas d. T. =, NJ; n LIZ 49,
f.rr,,.ar. al the school and al Putnam sd st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

VI 5-rIST. arly 1I5 East 2lstst viii reopen her
School. Tor YOUNG LADIES ana Ml-oi- October IL
CLASSES FOR ADULTS, Noycmoer l. FIepaTat1H i9r
EA~~AI. WELLESLEY. -ai II and If AltNA RID TX A 81
NATIONS Advanced classes ID Literature science
Mathematics Modern Languages. NUMBER OF boarding
rl IS lI ted 20 ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

MISS AIKEN'S English, French and German
vi Boarding -choo. for Young Ladies' stamford Conn
Circulars -c application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

I'D HAM AIIJ LNAMINA HUNS FUN
Il MOMEN.-PrcpnrItory classes under the charge Of
NeW Local Committee ia =
school u " est 3ist beginning IN October Instructor
Latin Dr. 3. Johns HOPKINS
Fellow IN Greek Experienced teacher ~ Mathematics
Natura science 10 De- appointed ately Earnest
dents preparing for viii be
Amir 20 I.EI ~. Boz 80 -tock bIldre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

THE Misses LEEDS English and French
Boarding and Day school fOr Young ladies and children
p Las; l26thst NewYork city Reopens sept 20 ls--