New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-29
obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men---City.
4 CLASS FOR BOYS. .-u.-.,..,..
ANEXCELLENT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
"A BoYsFrench German Srsifsl d music G,na'Ti'
NV as @ncs ia N IiJS Brolday Room ~
4 RNOLD SCHOOL, - East iGth-st. corner
~ Madsnavc c2mucuses scI' y Up ,,c GI e5 I
apply C. 4. MILLS, HeaGmasicr at above address ALTER
September D.
columbia Institute, 1OG West 42d-,t., +. Fow
= icT A. b. pm: Marlborough Churchill, ir, ~ \, Heal
master cclcs,ic business ana fIm D6ps Eeocns -cP 20
CHARLIER INSTITUTE.
lO3 west 5gh-', GgP@q.%i%i" 1 -Gnol rars
lor boys ana youths, NON seven 10 twenty.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
FnAxK DI;rSLEW :. H. Principal.
ne Es s55oo Sr ia ra EF7 Di E Is
CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
hESSRS. WILSON & KELLO 6,
NOS 530-5i9 18Th Avt. .5fH~T1.
nr.A.CALLlSEN'S DAY SCHOOLfor BOYS,
- RropENEp Gl5dIN T.,i ,s-.i..fsrHuBrp a.
IN $. EYERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
'oTnsr It, ~ GLgaSe SPrI, d, r
Lg:.Ts 70 ioewing PaIol Iroi Cleric @ri Re iry
crosby, lie lev Ihoua, taauect ile Iev proi y. u
hcncoch, the Rev T. ~ White thc Rev Prof. g. A. hfsg
I II. MORSE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
~. No. ~ West Tairty-cigLii--t
I Re- r6i ' ,,,i n ,.,., 9 a. home
IOHN MCNULLEN'S SCHOOL 1,2G2 Broad
Terms ia 70 5sio Hoarlcr, Zoo ceair, 4, i'unr,
| p West 2id-,t, ami Do, iAe tchJpi.
NJ W.LNON'S COLLEGIATElN5TITUTE,
~ Eal 24e conn., o al Gs,'
eighth year. Circulars ruiu4n's and Lam. at'a
1t. Louis College, 1874 West 37th-,,.--seirrt
sc,rs C"'I Warm gcb is a.tlc f oac
TuE NEW-YOEK LATIN SCHOOL. No. s
boarding mel pupil SEND ioi circular V.bh&,Iy rnacra
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL; No. ~
pal English ciaH..eh all piiuay dcer'H ms. Gyaaa.
S4th .ciooi year 5ast 5r-uG.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,1sl
4 BIoadway nSar 4%',i 5h ya' PIiGy Conn 1rit
For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. SALISBURY, 20 East 7lth,st.,, corn"r
MRS. WlLLIAMES' ENGLISH and FRENCH
W. SCUoOLfor YOUNG LADIES ana LIT1 IL Girls.
ana IN Hist sio1 -S' nov YOiV %n yeal Oh al ''
MISS NORTH aud MISS BARNES. School
a.ei io{ for SO% ga L s5 IgSd % si ll
az ccsc eo9 aIo& fa TcI received
MESDEMOISELLES CUARBONNIER'S
Ladies 50 Past
reopen Monday, oct / Thorough In ali English
branches
MISS HAINES AND MILE. DE JANON
w succeeded BY NINE EOFEMTEUGX VOS TAVEI
and MILE DE BRUNN KOPs. Improved methods Of
teaching. sent Application Address 30. ~ GIaucicy
Park
MADAME ROCHS SCHOOL.
w III and 7l8 Nad5Dnayc, New-York.
Inc recent addition 10 school premises Of large
Madisonanors accommodating for increased number Of
location in city.
MISS j. +. WREAKS BOARDING AND
WI DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND chill
DtEN, % East 71thst reoPIs september ~ Course 81
instruction thorough and complete Special attention paid To
mathematics and languages. Kinder grtcH
II oJel SYSTEM reopens October g.
MILE. RUEL and MISS ANNIE BROWN
w viii Feopen their French and English Boarding aud
- Nos. II and us FIFrH-AVE.
opposite Dr. HANS Church, Just below Central PARK.
Students prepared for Collegiate examinations desired
MRS. j. A. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
I'VE Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies rcopcned
at 400 5Oths An branches taught
College Special attention 10 intermediate
and Primary both French aud English Separate
and limited class for little boys.
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS, as East
WI 6Sthst, reopcns her school for Young ladies' and
Misses oct 10 casses for adults partition
Wellesley, smith Harvard examinations; advanced
classes IN ATt Literature Science and Mathematics unusual
advantages Tor Modern Languages and Music boarding
limited 10 IL Address TIL sept is, BoONiON. n. j.
pEY. DIR. and MRS. G.. H. GARDENERS
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'