New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-03
THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
Il No 20 West 59th-st. opposite entral fatAli
T. a GIBRENS and u. BEACH. j.. PrinclpaI'
Reopens Monday September Is


one Of the Oldest and schools for boys In
The cv receives them when old enough to atehu d
and prepares them for business OF college hihe
S Yale Gl PTinceon a. Three separate departments.
course With Professor Penmanshp and Booskeep'1G
Both principals teachers aud work WIN a. Wen ote
Iber hupils Building centrally located ana eSs" ~
entirely 70 the uses Of this seh@o San aHT and
classes phy,cal culture warm lunch at noon from
catalogues by post Calls received after september HUM
rTHE WILSON & KELLOGG SCHOOL
/ Nos j395f3 FIFTH AXEN T.: l45thsti.l r.oes
ana scientific schools. Primary department
University Grammar School, l,4Sl Broadway,
CZECH near 45a ts NJ ysn' Ho6 at &EH
eIcnA YEAR for board and English lliiSsEh
l fB8 1A PGS 92 Tribune n@SS once se'V Address
For Y Dung Lades-City.
JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 and 515 last last
Young LADIES and children reoPens sept o ~ 1 peP
year tor circulars apply the Seminary or to PlNcA'
NEE'Y's AGENCY. Domestic building.
NINE. DA SILVA & MRS. BRADFORDS
vi formerly Mrs ogden Hofman's English French ana
Boarding Pay seh9o te IoGRf reSSe eg ast
Ter ef'U or personally above
NJ NJ - " iFR4FFycH AND GERMAN BOARDING
AID DAY i sGhOSSn ~ 900 Nad,soua ave.
YoTk reoGcns september ~ ss French is the Lam
OF the family and school s5eeia attention PAID
to English French Prn9Tg bePart%MeRRi Rs Principal
CT. JOHNS, ,,.,,....oo GOA, w
- Gu 0'' Lax Mrs. THEODORE IRVING.
T,UE MISSES PERINE'S SCHOOL
Young Ladies' long established 80 East .4'l ST
"a WEST 3sTH-ST.-Miss Arabella ketch-
ums for young ladies' and children Win Ger
man Kinder garten attached
For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS s. D. D0REMHUSo vii rr reo IDe cher her
~ n =, i f Fast Ists Tor october aSS s.
NTOFILER INSTITUTE, No. 1876 West
vi 29hst-Day school and Kindergarten for both sexes
LOardng school for Boys prepares or business @uuoocs
MADAME DE VALENCIA'S INSTIlGTE
hshed 1864. send 10. prospectus
MISS WARREN, no. 10 WEST 45rH-ST;
VI TeoPe9' her ;Sa92 ,eT Y9ns gentlemen
MADAME EDMONDS-FABRICI SCHOOL
q cHpEEN T R 4Gl9s go q East
25t hist -
vi Engnsh ana French Boarding and Day school for
Yonne Ladies and children No25 West 39thst. will Ieopea
september Address Oy letter until 9eptem 'et L"
MISS GRINNELL, 50 East 55th-st., will re;
Va open her English French ana German A. 'oAfu aafe
ate courses Of study superior facilities LOT AF'
ami Aaslc seJafie ieP1fs h'Ass 10. ''l ~
MRS. :. c. GALLAHER'S French and Eng
vi lish boarding and day school for young ladies' ana
children, $50 . err, or
Separate classes in French Ere and English boys.
MISS J. F. WREAKS, - East 77th-st.,
vi French and English Boarding and Day school TOT
Young Ladies and Children will commence sept - care
IN training and thorough instruction III every department"
kindergarten Class commences Oct 10
TINE Misses LEEDS English and French
Boarding and Day school for Young ladies' and children
q I-Gth-st NewYork city keOpens sept ~ Ioo-
Art Schools-Cty.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
vi after Monday oct l6 III DRAWING OIL and WAIkIs
COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE FLOWEtS and Ian D.
WI - srt DO No. 80 MADISON AVENUE.
Mt 7. HUNTINGTuN MT WILLIAM HART. AirJAMEs
NJ. HART, Nj. a. +. BELLOWS.
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coacheL
summerOr winter. StOcGDrlise, last. +. HOFFMAN,.
! RLUM'S Erziehungsanstalt
| I'D FOR BOYS
| BELLEVILLE- y. J.
DIETS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
ID Conn. on Prospect Hill, outside village; very
healthy Atm began september Prepares boys for
| COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP-
~ SIZE " prepares Boys Tor college Scientific and GOV
eminent school and for Business JOHN MILEY Principal
| ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Lanesboro, Berk-
IL shire Co.. Mass established lSi) nts Tor college 3,l
sntifc school business private instruction Especially
'--'Ds- Rev.A. A. GILBERT, A. NJ Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester. Mass 9th year For iull information ap-
| ply TO g B hETCALF. A. NJ, superintendent
GRkENWlCH, CONN, Academy and Board
- ing school for Ten Boys unsurpassed locations thorough
instruction genuine home refined smrqundings highest
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