New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19

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NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
~ so EAST liTTT ST, doors cast Of 5THANi
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
LEXANDER Observation-Disclosures board
- nr school, White Plains y. y. o. WILLIS Ph. D.
Principal.
4 TTARRYTOWN-ON -THE-HUDSON,N. Y,
o. tWiISf+Hfiih55iiP' 'SirHnH. l. VI, principal
4 GOOD BOARDING-S SCHOOL. of forty-four
- years standing convenient TO NgT, S%rk anI y''my
Pennington y. J.
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer or winter srocSbrldrc, Ma.,, +. IIOEFMANN.
nORDENTOWN, y. Military Institute.
- Prepare Tor College OF H-iIc- tucy G,a"d hSaIih'
BOWEN, A. ST.. Principal.
PETT'S MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
- Conn on Prospect nm out Ad" the yar" very healthy
6a,ia S For u nor@aton send lor cataosaS '
CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
""' IAii, W&.A.rIIHr, Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL POUGHKEEP-
I y ~ g 5o5 ,ai "yl for cooig I%"n4I ga
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HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
WqroC icT Mg~i 'sth year f9r tqi information ap-
HUDSON. ACADE.MI.-Catskill =, regions ;
principal. family, aud best educational advontnar e For
r;9lr terms &C. address PRINCIPAL Box > Hudson"
DEEKSKILL q. " Military Academy
Circular address co. G. J. WRIGHT, \. NJ Principal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
hne hG' ecr ou S cS flo G0Y AT E'
PARK INSTITUTE,
For boys 5000 a year 'HIETRY TATGocK PRINCIPAL
PYE, y. Y.-BradroId Mansion school. VIII
IA reopen septemDcrls. CD. COLLINS, princtpni
REY. J. II. CONVERSE receives into his
~ family At H1,Iol r. T. STA boys 70 1T for college Ref
$500 A 3EA Is for EyG Ge m 3 and 5oys at
Sw ff2 G. fPaT y P a lsr G osGs gIs
uatcJ, Principal and Proprietor
For Young Ladies-Country.
pORDENTOWN, y. j. - Female College :;
dr Sgn an5 2 VERY 4a d9 aud Thorough sar
Rev. WM. G. BowEE, a. NJ, President W.
GROVE HALL.-Miss Montfolts school for
N young ladies, New Haven, Conn.
MISS AIKEN'S BOARDING AND DAY
Sept g. For paric G ddT MISS Xi22lY ''"p'"'
MISS BULKLEYS BOARDING and DAY
troncp t5 % aR5 10 RSdr III VII
September 1.
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
4I1 and Day school Tor Young Ladies $5 Wallst, New
Circulars sent upon application.
MISS L. ELIZABETH DANA'S
NI ENGLISH AND FRENCH BQARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, NORHISTOWN, \. J.,
ReOpens sept 10. Enlarged schOOro0ms and Eymnasuu
Large and attractive grounds. Superior advantages
department Board and tuition IN English Lain $500 per
annum. For circulars address the Principal
NYACK SEMINARY, Nyack, n. Y.
~ For circulars address
Mrs IMOGENE BERTHOLF.
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Sar-
SPRING. y. y Twenty ninth year begins sept H.
Send Tor year book CHARLES DOwD, a. NJ. President
JNHE ELMS.-Farnily and day school for Girls.
No lil HiG-st,, Springfield, Mass For circulars adj
For Both SeXes-Country.
GREENWICH ACADEMY, for both Sexes
~ The usual LsuTy Courses, with MusCal Institute and
Commercial College Founded laO2 lnhuences decidedly 70
liOus. Home and comforts. ChaTuiugy lOCltCd
NarTAgau-tu BAY and direct from NCwlOTk to
opportunities for saltwater bathing and boat
ms with competent oversight. Terms moderator students
received any time catalogue free Rev. T. -. BLAAES
LIE, 4. NJ. Principal, East Greenwich, r. !.
HOME SCHOOL, iOrCHlLDREN, Old Bridge,
IL N.J.-SlJO per year
MISS x. L. CONOVER, Principal.