New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
obstruction.

NEW-YOKh DALI IhIDCA'
Tnsirutiion.
For Bows and Young Mcn-City.
CENTRAL, PARK SCHOOL, English and
Y a. 7sth re0psns s1Re@ aPerar 49,
Thorough preparation for fNsF EFT e Principal
fJ,IIF NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No.. =
East 47th.st reopens september To- Preparation i"r
college.
near 4dtIBcgins the 18Th year Monday. sertember
~ Primary commercial and casS2 Prsep 9IS
open alter sept l. NJ NJ. HoObY'"' L. ANiN iI'n'p"''
Tor Young Ladies-City.
4 r Misses Perrin's. 2,O2l 5th-aye.; terms per
\ Teaf 800 ehmusca course 5000 Circulars az above
HONE CohLEG dcs Gomez H2 1Is Board i9 anG
tuition $50 to so per quarter. Opens September o.
MISS CIIISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR Girls,
ds c5 s Saa'' PnoS c6 1S erodi em95e
MISS KEITH, assisted da by co,,v
W MNpAME r., A tfs oaS and Day School,
yard D. eparaton. Excellent sanitary conditions.
MILE. RUEL & MISS ANNIE BROWNS
VI French ana English Boarding and Day school,
- West fiftvsixth--t, ,gso
Students prepared or collegiate examination II desired.
MADAME ROOTS BOARDING and DAY,
SGioQt ;r I' i Na idr securing carc weba
aaccd education Fine Ar spec ATTY %ltn 1i 1 f5 i
ndorscdby leading piysoian-
MISS :. l.. CHAPMAN. ,..s.,.,
w English French and German Bo1ring ana DAY 'oi'o
,mov,p' TO 80 Is West 5Otu.,i'
Thorough instructions IN ala departments
MRS. SYLNANUS REEDS -,.,.....,.oo,
~ Lns,h Frc@ H5 %G t, G@n mast e ~ reopSn4 Oct 8
number Of pupils i'm Primary Preparatory classes strictly
limited ,h9 9 ,,i,.ir, 1"aIs'''' 'o"i'''
TyME. c. MEARS'S ,,,..rr,>,o
vi ENGLlsI, FRENCH AND GERMAN BoARDINd
For yonnr Ladies idaddod 1910 No. POO Madisouaye,
NcwYolk reoprns september - iSS FRENCH IL r. F men
IND German by eminent professors especial attention rhd
to English and French Fr" aao e. T. MARS Principal
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS, 40 EA3i
~ 18TH, + l@rmeTyi ~ 'a a1d MSss october H.
CLASSES FOR ADILi N9ygno .eG II StD EX
INATiON~ Advanced classes In Ar liicrHluI@ SSonV,
MathcmM and Modern La lslascs Nnl3e, %,
OFFICERS FEMALE COLLEGE will reopen,
II as W 5Jtst~ept 20 mouse new ana elegantly iuFns
c1 Doarders accommodated :. D BnrclatL H.
S5c,56@or i5s Tenth 81 ppd % YVES, afa,t NY
GUBURBAN SEMINARY, Bo,ton-ayee and
Sle3Lt. rcnpens -epenber II; $3.50 per year IN'"''
TNUE MISSES GRAHAM Successors to the
4 Misses Green oruerr Of 49, .t.iNe' WI SL fr
their English and Fir nch Boarding ahL, iH - ,G -,b
aTc NrYors civ. this scho established in 1916 con.
Tnnc IN" careful lrna and thorough instruct on in every
dcpartmcnt Tor Which iih.h hitherto been fyorby known
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, for yonng Ia
dies. 3l5 Vest 6'th' %c% orr, Edn I,9p'N '
p. Dk. x NINE. Van NORMAN Principals
For Both sexes-Cit7.
4 LIMITED HOME SCHOOL for children
TON ADDRESS Mss BfEAiD Tribune ptown once, l'23o
BroadWay.
LRIENDS SEMINARY.-For bo.h sexes.
II and
l2tl zqiIcn iii. nf ~ Saa aaG @
rcar.s The principal viii be at The seminary alter the ist
Hot 'iO'N ~ ~ 100 BENJAMIN SMITH " A.. rrncpa.
JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 and 5l5 East
- l-oA.-t., English French and German boaid?s.cha9
location; e5tcns shady lfonaas terms ,2o TO - Ter
Ni'.I-s AGH&StcY4. D5Et. ne building
MRS GBIFFITT5 Will reopen her English,
VA Tr,nch and Gcraau Ia. school Tor i9"S l;i,o' anu
near istl.st.
NgISS VI. A. CLARK'S
3 3sta si '',n VIII reopen september % 90 ~ M
AIISS J.F. WREAKS, 81 Z. 77th-st, Board
y9 Ing ana Pay s''o iG f%i cr aIc Of b. LlE%HU
WIEANs viii he athome.
NERS. WlLLIAME5'
VI fnea aqd French Bo2Tdpg an& pay seh@ ed to5
september -. Address By letter until september 10
NEISS COMSTOCK. - and 81 West 4Oth-st..
w facing Reservoir Park Engi-h tienc' anu "et.
10 young boys. classical department III HsDAY' SEPT.
=. Miss CONS, ock at home alter s,pi. z'tl.
MISS GRINNELL, 53 East 5jth-st., will re-
VA open her English, French aul German Boarding ma
at @5 and Irc courses OF study SUPERIOR facilities
Art ana Music separate department for boz,
MISS ARABELLA KETCHUM'S private
~ casse og 4og, and catyn MI IeoR oI
IT, So u ' Vest lt i'''"' ''' '' '''''
FAnEtfoISEI IL DE Jt\O\'S
FEEN Sii and ESGIisii B0AR6i&G aud DAY SCHOOL
Ior YOUNG LADIES and CIiIlDEEN, ,-,..
DAY sept Is. Boys cas- October 3 F4uNch eonyersa
asses under tie charge OF Nine. ALLlO-BOA MIR
GINE. ia SILVA * MRS. BRADFORD'S
@ ii@n T - WI a 2stI TrYork viii re@pen asi
Monday ScI tcmbcr. Application may be made by let
ter or personally 90, above
NiADEMOiSELLET ARDIVEL, % w. 10th
W. st.. NewYork Boarding and Day Schoo for Young
Course pay Leeig5e> French and oiae[ HnSgsaes
unsurpassed.
VHE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTION.-
Mrs. : .'NA RANDALL~DIEHL. Principal
For Young Ladies-Brookyn.
PROOKLlN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
tn. Da5 ana F9,9ns 7flS %t ler lg S5c hac' VIII
MADAME j. VI. STAMPS FRENCH, Eng
Va A-h anu German Boarding ana Day school tor Young
Lade. and Children reopens ptcmbcr - Laaycite,
FRENCH the language 81 school ami family Limited
number 81 boarding pupils received
DACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
BrOOhlvu Heights, y N.31t annual session DO gins sep
n"try To- The Niles. cocsie ranecs BE- facilities
in Iansuag Painting and Decora ave Arts Glasses IN ara
criticism he elements o. French German ana Drawing are
taught in the younger departments without extra charge
new and mpoyG ap2I.tas TO- he1ing ana ,ei2m | sill
urey renewed ana every inl"n en-. M aaobttl Eloh "a