New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29
Fer Boys and Young Mon-Country.

4 HOMEMKE BOARDING-SCH00L for
''''' i. HIND. 4. n, Hampstead. L. T.
BRADFORD MANSION, School for boys, Rye,
ID Ny 5000 Hcy.C.J. COLIN-, Principal
RORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
dca acSi. Adircss co : T. iUS SIX Pm S5cnjoa 81
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
college Cond Toned or reject eandiiSG; c9Ic3eI
summer or winter Nt1cSDilSc Mss p. iiDi ~ IN>->
CORNELL -CoWSa in History
y ana Political science For Annual Register u. issued
containing uii &gi4IS IestE;R5 VIZ . ,
SHY. ithaca \. y Entrance examinations June L. sep
tomber -.
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Lancshoro', Berk-
cuiiac school business, private instruction specially
D'i0us 'O'' '''' Rev \. A. GILBERT. 4. ". Principal.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. j.
( FoI boys. Rev A. g. Chambers PRINCIPAL.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR-
I& CEsIER Mass G b. Ni.-CALi' a. NJ 9apt
HAVERFORD COLLEGE, Ilaycrford Col
ese p o. Penn; nif nm 'le . c,, n of ' ,c a
Of frcnGs horoaeh c.scl and scic6tHc course health
fn location. For circulars apply to Prof ALLEN c.
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytoWn. " y
Parcrs WISHING to place Their sons who're they viii be
ea.Ss a plr9Grs co. Sspc,G6er Il
Z E. & Rove A. u W." Principals
OPEN ALL SUMMER.
O~WirHINC sHcRTLlDGEs, Media Acaacmya land ana
Boarding school for youngmcn ana bows; one OF ne bst
tntca states always iuii A school gentlemen No
hazue ol other row yiHn Twelve cncicnccd !glcci 81
and backward Inl,s individual ana cia.s h,iII'upn
os or STUDENT may select any choose the ro.u
a Jar 6a E te i Eaf, are ar SoS IN a GI Ya
Princeton Uniycrs.ty OF rennyiya4ia i2iaycie Le,igh
in any study and h;tet Tor the september cxamna
p pSsi S%ITiIiN C. sH0RlLiDGE ~. GIaraTd
o n'fS om fn H'ad and Ia, ~ trains daily from
that cy Media has churches ana temperance char
4 I'll Isfl1 Ia me nj ID
| PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
hr, F4S'''' Penn c6 iN TT6 ilY&f i.f fs '
pEEKSKILL N.Y) Military Acadcmy.-Ior
circulars address col ca. WRIGHT =. NJ, Principal
ozark INSTITUTE, Rye, y. Y.-For Boys;
1 $500 ayear. HENGY TATLocK, PRINCIPAL
! DlVERVIEW ACADEMY.
9 ~ & md r%Y r5baF h@5rs wide
awake .ehoGi for boys conbnhS STUDY N'"'y Dr" ana
catalogue WITH Chart OF College Re1uistioa' senton a2'
o"uon OTIS EISBEE A. NJ. Principal
fIlHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
tees i d2 rcs IS F. B. Wooisey, y u Bike IL D. Pro-
s. p, nae9e q KGeiS a. Nj Il H%n
''i' 49, Address W. l. CUSHING, Rector
V'IE Rev. John II. Converse, \. M.NIarvarO,
INTO las family al Bristol BOYS ,o6e Gicd for col
Rhode Island President Eliot OF Harvard
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
PORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
~ cation home comforts unsurpassed Address
| Rev. WILLIAM {. BOWEN, \. NJ. Bordentown, y. J.
BRADFORD ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
ID DlE~Ihe oishte 18th year commences september D.
'''- Miss ANNiE J. JOHNSON, Principal
| CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
" Young I.aiies PouglSeepsie. N.Y. Mss ) v H. BUT
d1cef6tloio iSras i1i ' ems i
| COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADIES saG e Anfgs r @
y RonnG Brook rome Home comforts parental discipline
ard thorough elegant buildings and all convemences;
ToE caa is 1 aGire:s GO G. GTLE l. NJ
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town vi home care gorSug eSTrfe OF aE re-
| opens September 10 Miss NJ. W MEIeALt, lIl"eiIsi
lIIsS MontfOrt's school for young ladies, Grove
MRS. S. l.. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
w Young ladies' West End Institute Newiiaye
Conn EleventhYear superior tacitle% sendor circular
MOUNT HOLYOKE SEMINARY.
Four years for women, Laboratories cabinets and
arcalely LibrSty Of 1890 yois Board ana in%n . 70
| THE ELMS BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
foi' Misses Misses i PGRTER GHHMF%EY, Principals
WELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
w Aurora Cayuca Lake y Y Session begins September
-' i. 5, FRIsBEE, D D., President
For Both sexes-Country.
| BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for CHILL
D DREN.-Cod sIring- y: r.rra.
| CLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON
the long vacation. Address ALONzO FLACK, md, Pres't
EVERY ONE ,.n,.,,,o ,,,s,c
WILL GET VALUABLE INFORMATION FREE
| by sending for circular 10 49,. ~,
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