New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28

pROPER PRIDE.
4 FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
AND TOWN AND CoT I'll Z HTrRiiBUYE' NEW.YoRK.
obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men---City.
A CLASS FOR BOYS. ..,, -, Wa, ,,,,.st
.YFXCEILENT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
t SsT%an sPn r ca@ns b6Sn
3G% oi 6%ss S G H2 IT'S BToada Room
a REOI,D SCHOOL, 20 East 4Gth-st. Corner
" Masonvc commences sept Send ir ;dr Circular r or
1 to a. MILES Headmaster at above address a'or
september D. =,
Columbia Institute 1OG West I2d-st, +. Fow-
,sie eT oc.te Business and m Depis hroprns sept 20
CHARLlER INSTITUTE.
los so &fsi IgiS'' %N IByPSSai'9 sSM99L,
for boys and youths, from seven to twenty
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ FRANK DRISLTR, 4. NJ. Principal.
~, HG ssRso % W ID fr5 ' West 4
CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
MESSRS. WILSON s. KELLO u,
NOS. 539-J43 % u Az T. -"Aii"'i''
~ s. EyERSON'S COLLEGIATE School
IL. corner i2i-t and Cthayco opposite hssrI' or l1l5
Teopens September 90 Short lessons thoroughly h Y
Est 6st to fSlGwaF Pa'TC Sy EdTSr blight caT9
Crosby The m, Rex cy iIo' ~ White The rev prof Bess
JOHN McMULLEN'S SCHOOL ,2G2 Broad d
- way corner 32d-sty reoPenS 1@ rcai, ~ Ppuan.
| n West 23d-st. and at the school
I II. MORSE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
! y. No ~ West Ihriy-eigh'h6I
ttfr
T TnSi TTnci JRr' is now At home.
NJ w LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Nj. East 22ast eorqsr Sa az 6aa twenty
eighti YEAR circulars At Pulnanls and rnndolphs.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC School
Icns fnsiitic, and technical prof = C9LIN late
Engineer Corps, L. = y. and Professor naval "'"''ly
81. Louis College, l3i West 37th-st.-,Sclcct
eour Sa' Warm anch sht . aa'tc' rcus moderate
! SCHOOL OF MINES.--PrcyarIt0ry school
! y 90 Fast 45thst J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, G. p
Pm D. Principal Introductory 10 an colleges FeJpeA-
| September ~
SHORTHAND in onc-thirI usual time for SO:
cnsrre 1ssssan in5 goqnP,' Sal9t Co foP
! uNHE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No.
i@.i ag iit Send rGf Si c,a H'b PRINCIPAL
uNHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No. 72l
! Madison ave- near Glti--t, Dr. II D. ClArlN rnna-
pal Lnesh; Cls.ich ami r,.i,,,' i1to,t,.ut. 'Thr
]
/ Gith school ycar Juf begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Isl
a. adv { 1c'r M 3 i5l w. rHR aae
For Young Ladies-city.
| NTJSS GIBBONS'S English and French School
! vi for Girls 30 West 47th-si.. rc1pcus sept. 20
MISS REYNOLDS eight years teacher III
J NJ Mis-, iiaiurs. school 81 Wr,l 45ihst sept 20
MRS. SALISBURY, % East 18th st, corner
vi Observation-Disclosures and Day School VIII T''le"
| AIRS. WILIlAMES' ENGLISII and FRENCH
| vi SCHOOL Tor NoUNG LADIES and LllILL gll.i-.
! and history %oy l. lrweuty .hfth year,
! lIISS NORTH and MISS BARNES.-School
~ iI Young ladies'. 9Gl MAJ w n,,i m suc-l
blsnChc, cour college irrrarlon graduate received
/ al Wellesley without further examination.
! NIESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNlERS
w French Protestant Boarding and Day school !or hounE
/ Iuaes lg Easf t,th.-t formerly fHTT vii
b IIli,hh ;'O''''' 0''' D.
NILE. RUEL and MISS ANNIE BROWN
vi viii reopen Their French and English Boarding and
10y '''''' Nos. i ana 7ls TIFrnAyE- -.,p.-,
student PREPARED Tor Coiiesste cIaninaious desired
! MRS. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
d, E a a and R 9Ss' sd iG5 &'I All s1
70, , T@y5g ,s ~ both french and hnrh separate
aud limited clls- for lille BOYS.
! MISS ). J.. CHAPMAN'S
Epg'9 p fe sa ls ard e, cr ,1iil r seoo
30 III ~ Rts W NJ !'l InG1 Wii IrSPn
students pf, p4rri Tor college examinations
MISS HAINES AND NILE. DE JANON
and GfGse 6E oT S MS Eor 1P Go methods q
teaching sent on application. Address so 10 "fanerey
MADAME ROOTS SCHOOL.
| Ifb III and n" MadIsrraye. Nrv-N0rk.
Madison Inoris accoarodation Ir nrrcaai Of
Bo.lamt sad Day schoars Highest education, and finest
RgISS J. +. WREAKS' BOARDING AND
! vi DAY SCHOOL FOR NoJ&G LADIES AND CHIL.
hsfTacon thor toTqa d and St attention ' 5 to
naih'naic- and lansnasos kindergarten Glass Amoio2n
MISS MARY IARRIOTT NORRIS, l6 East
Mo @ m d IPR FOR Ea adults Sow l aSnaz naS 20" g ana
ST. WcIoscy smith and l1r'ald rIamnaous advanced
advantages ior Modern lnguaces and Muscj boarding pupils
/ limited 60 u. Address ti sept 40, BOONrON, NJ.
/ NINE. &. MEARS'S
| vi ETGLisH. TEENcH AID GERMAN BOARDING.
! ,,.-,,,,A Np DAY SCHOOL -
St u ne iay 1Sd scGoS scaI. m n.h 'P Prenr
and German Nv cmnni professors cspta aitcntiun paid 10
English and French Primary 2ognrti'ns, p pa.,
REV. DIR. and MRS. e. II. GARDENERS
! IL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Twenty.si1th year.
| ST JOHNS, q and % WEST 32D-ST
Mrs. TIiE65b55hHE iIiRyING
Miss /. l. HOWE.
At home after sept 10.
! THE MISSES LEEDS'S ENGLISH and
L FRENCH BOARDING. aud DAY SCHOOL % young
ladies ana children. 81 East lZGthsL
TEHE MISSES CHADEAYNE reopen their
French and English boarding school sept 27
5ls Madsonagc. They will be Assisted by Mrs. walton
| rL'HE MISSES PERRlNE,
| No. ~ East 74tll-st.
English and French School for Young ladies' Thorough
course. The number Of resident pupils limited october l.
| TTHE MISSES GRINNELLS ENGLISH and
Il French school FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE
GIRLS, % East 5jth-st two doors frum MahsOiaye.
Thorough Collegiate Course Lectures
Literature. Special students received departments
Separate Glasses Tor boys. kindergarten.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE for young la
dies, 35 West b7thst New.YOrk will reopen septem.
Der q. DIR. NINE VAN NORMAN, Principals
IfS MADlSON-AVE.-Mrs. ROBERTS and
/ 40 Miss WALKER5 English and French School for
young ladies and little girls Primary class under