New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
gnstrnetion.


COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
" FRANK 6S S $ En- I NJ rrineipa1I ,DDlv at
ReCgens W to Pro DRfsLE West 46th
CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL Schooh
MEssRs. WILSON g. KELLOGG,
NOS 5S9-64S 9TH AVE. 05TH.sTl. ----
~ 6 FVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
- and sS Safs SgpGs5S
F Thomas Bright Rsv Rf PId X
GTGSy ihG the e Rev f. White Prof A. Briggs
John McMULLEN'S school,. 1,2 .5;.l Broad a.
qSRsT S Baaraer ses soo HcTcaars Pun
~ West 23d.st., and at the school.
T II. MORSE'S SCHOOL FOR BOlS'
Reopens September 20.
The Principal is now at home. 77 I,117cy
TTsTITIJTION WHERE DELICATE BOYS
.Noajra Cvrant,ona care and training physical mental
and T mSa 800 Address CURATOR Tribune once,
YON e. GILBERTS CLASSICAL 5 SGH 0To 1I:
S So SaaES G 6ss sSSRhG ,hSos
Two deparmepS seoT 9 be at the after sept TO-
NJ WIYON'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Nj. 4 East 22d.st corner Broadway Receives all ages
snd h' Sea Gr Circulars at ana RandOphs
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madisonave and 44thst ms los SGuoo cnTTT late
EnsneeT Corps T. a. Professor Naval Academy
DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 800
q the F eCany e aR' are the
booskeepng 9nm6u' agd bnsiness a6as generally a.
as .s sHoT d eiu ana i P&GRD
St. Louis College, 1874 West 37th-st.-Sclect
- Catholic school six languages. Complete business
course lunch. Light gymnastics Terms moderate
SCHOOL OF MINES.-Preparatoryy school
Phi. D. Principal Introductory to all colleges. Keopehs
rI,HE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. s
4 Fast Artist reopens Monday, september "a. one
boarding pupil send for circular v DANNY Principal
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No No. %, ~
EPEd and primary il. sPtonn sy%aa s
9th school wear just begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
y l48l BrS9dSay nsaT 4I%si AT" year.
Commercial ana a. NJ moBBY " l. AKIN, Principals
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS GIBBONS,S English and French School
WI for Girls, 55 West ARTIST, reopens sept 20. -
MISS REYNOLDS leight years st teacher q in
MRS. SALISBURY, 30 East 74th, St, corner
Va MadisOn.aye. Boarding and Day School viii reopen
sobt q.
MISS JAUDON'S School for Young Ladies,
aapuS S T taught 6y tie %Sgfa MsiI5d
MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
~ for Young Ladies and A!.le Girls No "a East 2@o
MRS. WILLIAMES' ENGLISH and FRENCH
39t.St SEPT. Lectures on Alt N'lt0c
and History, Nor.l Qweny-nih year,
MISS NORTH aud MISS BARNES School
VI Young ladies', 1851 Madiso-1ye nSaf I-1,.,li
Ssnc6es coGTsSs o. college rrgraiSon graduate
al Wellesley without further examination
NIESDEMOISELLES ClIARBONNlERS
Ladies SO East 55th NeMYolk ComeIly n PPris VII
i DSDnchcs "O"'''' 0''' i-''OD71
MILE. RUEL and MISS ANNIE BROWN
NJ will reopen their French and English Boarding ana
3 my Sch -fIf
D'' ''"OO'' Nos III and 71s rIETH.AyE-,
stS68ts prepared Tor COLLEGIATE examinations
MRS. j. A. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
az GarG 5 ard n2 s eoT J Gr m 1nGd RG9h
for COLLEGE pIepaa'ion pG E d. e ed pb sepsrte
aud aud hu lii,i; class si:' for little BOYS.
MISS S. l.. CHAPMAN'S
vi fagR yf Hr T. ana n F G5H5R scHoo
40. ls West 50th-st will reopen
students prepared for college examinations.
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS Boarding and
oiwecn Madison s al and 5ih ayes T. coesalo
sbc cege n and The EXAMINATIONS are equivalent Pr
mary ana Preparatory classes receive careful training trenoh
s sH SUPERVISION oS o. Mrs Reed
| MISS HAINES AND MILE. DE JAN0N
and NILE hiIse' De BRUSiN K0rs improved methods q
teaching. sent application Address No. 10 1ramccy
MISS j. F. WREAKS BOARDING AND
WI DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG l.Anlks AID CIllL,
IN tfucon tofon%h and complete Special attention paid
mathematics and ansud~es Kindergarten Class american
fIeDe ~ stem reOpoha Oct0bcr3
AIRS. RAWLINS' ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
I GERMAN oaIGlng and Day thPo lGF 1ouH W IS9iss
POLLOCK has direction % Columbia and Harvard tKanna
Principal b. at Tie school after september
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS, 4G East
M 5Sthst reopens her sch9ol for Young ladies snd
sar Wellesley. smith and Harvard yeminatous; advanced
sdyana@es for Modem Language Music; boarding pupils
limited 10 r. Address III sept. 10 EOONTON, y J.
NIME. c. MEARS'S
vi ENGLISH, FRENCH And GERMAN BOARDING
For Young founded 1870 10. 232 Nadsgnavc Ncw
YORK rcocns Wednesday September 20 1888. Ircncn the
and German by eminent professors csp a attention pad 10
English and French Primary LeraT. men, ~, -, ,t,,
PEV. DR. and MRS. c. II. GARDENERS
Ia SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
TWoIiysiN;n year
ct JOHNS, 21 and % WEST 32D-ST.
- OCT. >. 1888.
Mis-. THEODORE IRVING,
Miss !. ]. HOWE
At hWno after sept. -.
TIIE MISSES LEEDS'S ENGLISH and
y FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for young
ladies aud children. u last l2Uth-st.
rNUE MISSES CHADEAYNE reopen their
French English boarding day school sept ~ 81
JlS Mad.sUu.agc. They VIII Dc assisted by Mrs. Walton
THE MISSES PERRINE,-
Inp4is, and French school for 9oune Thorough
The number Of resident pupils limited october l.
fEHE MISSES GRlNNELL'S ENGLISH and
GIRI.s, So East 55tl.st two doors from Madisonayc
ThoIogsh coegate Go99 Lectures on At ,e11ee ana
Separate classes lot boys. Kind'rgUIten
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE for young Ia
3lJ West 51t-st, York, VIII ScptCBi