New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
Nem 1Jubllralions.

hoard COyer T5c.; ClO.h, 81
DIcK q FITZGERhLD, IL Ann-st., New YORK.
Won CAN buy all the new books at 20 per
l. cent 'i''0un' HENRY MILLEEs.
16 West 14th-st' near 1ul-ave.
1nstruttion.
For Boys and Young Mon---city.
A CLASS FOR BOYS; .sy ,,w..,A As,n..t,
PY0TD SCHOOL. % East 46th-st. Corner
n ave commences sept - Send fn'Ffs a Circular I or
leges scientihe Gehoos or at above sdI alter
Septomber g.
(,olnmbio Institute. 1OG West 42d-st., j.. Low-
- Ter PIn MaISG6SGi 68d Prm ntPs Ecoens sept 90
CHARLIER INSTITUTE.
wG;f f99k AkB fyPGHi9lg PSH9 sc4i5l scho5E Park
for boys ana youths, from seven TO twenty -
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
FRANK DRIsLER, 4. NJ d,Ii1,i principal; al. onnv ot
,s EeSReaf seca y. tn fTot G DIaL IS West 4e
CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
MEsSRS. WILSON & KELLO G,
nos. 53o-54S 5TH AVE. (z5THsD.
< EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
~ corner aga.5 5g and sort SnsS ssso G oFods
Refers T. following PaiT%9ns % EISI rb the Rev Toward
crosby mo ey Thongs W G9GGs sia ,Sr REV @ Prof e. briggs
chr l.. H.
Holm McMULLEN'S SCHOOL, !, ,262 Broad
OIlN I'LL Ill a5Jat rapCns Monday September IT..
rs-rs way GSRsF TO fsio Board oarcr. sgo circulars Palnm
n Vest 23d-st., anil at the school
II NORSE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
y. No. ll2 West Thiry-eishih'st'
Rcopens September 26
NJ W.LYON'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
vi. Fast 22dst, corner Broat"ayT 9i h ~
ib ad b's TcT M CiTcniar- at iTuam's ana saudoiph-
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC school
Madonav and llta IT. for sehOo Of cdIiH 41 n ntc
fnepcer Corps T. = y. and Professor Naval Academy.
S,t. Louis College l3I West 31th--St.-,Sclcc,t
) Caoic school sE m a36@as aPa.ic CTPs rns @orrae
SCIIOOT. OF MINES.-Pi,parator school
y 20 Fr.i s5th-st. !. WOODBRIDGE ,DANl-;, = r.,
pR D.. Principal Introductory to all colleges. heop'n'
THE NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL, 10; Hoa;S =
last i7ilst ST. rgoI,nS % r,uyI Mo"V " bii%iY nn,ipli
VUE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No. ~
Madaonayc. near Glt,st, DR. H. 3D. ClAriN FItlor y!n
pal Ingisb cas.icd and primary m The
1ani !IR .clSo HSH ySi S.i.'a6 lu.j 6cs5n. '''' " "
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Isl
,SJ t5 5'aGg"Sy 5H S,t @T '5 M I4By w. HRiS ucrs
For Young Lndies-City.
HARVARD EXAMINATIONS for women
vii be acd in Cmbridrc, Sew York rii.adc! 1.a and
CIucnua., b. ginning Jang ~ lo- fgi "'h,i t,ia' g
5tthr.aavc.. Nca.loiS tity.
1gIsS GIBBONS'S English and French School
VI for Girls % Wet t'th-,'. reopen. 30 'pi. -
MISS REYNOLDS eight years teacher IN
4'i Miss ilain'- T'a"'..' '' "''' ''.".' .'P''
MRS. SALISBURY, % East 1ith,,st.,, Gomez One
w Mad.souayc- boarding and Day school VIII ''olr"
~cpt. -.
MISS BALLoW's English and French school
vii reapga .i', "a I,.u. dry. SEPT. =.
MRS. WILMAME,' ENGLISH and tNCH
NJ ~tI!l uItlr huIN6 ItLlI~ aIo II ~ ~ i''.,
1Sa aS Ti't iit.i,y. -. >o,. /. 'arny dia y'i,}
MRS. VI. +. WALTON has charge Of 'hc pri-
Va mary department ia the Ni-sof Chai.ayD'.s School
MISS NORTH aud MISS BARNES.-Sciool
w Tor Young Iair., 1901 NHd-nii'c, h.'t l-,..';
6,,r,i,. o,rs, a, cI.rc iiraton graduate, r,oriycd
al wellesley uI'.,.' nlr;lcr e-..snl,.l'i'n.
NJESDEMOlSELLES CIARBONNIEEo
faiic, 8 s.: f ra.fly % r rilr ,.Y, Ti
NILE. RIEL ard MISS ANNIE BROWN
VI viii reopen ucir French and English Boarding and
'' NO. 50, Il 2ai 7la EIFrItAyEs .l.s.,-,r,,,
stGBITi GBI9I'r rr,,si n ,'. .o ,oi, .s
MRS. S.J.A.GALLhHER'S French Protestant
4'i Eoaung ana nsv 7sh-'. igr iouni @ Lou, i'
aSa d igi lr e 10 both fiSnh 'i aad Hassh sepl,,c
ana i.m.iri class Tor n''lc bo.'.
MISS :. l.. CHAPMAN'S. ,.,.,.,,,-.,
Va tfoun-rly, Va. !. ,. "iNhDiorsr
IN .'I Il Ii,l, ica, ,,i ~. VII rgoran
s,n,.nl 1llg,o54l 5G9,,15 .i ..p'cae,' es,y'.t1,,-. "a
MISS HAINES AND NILE. pn JANON
Ni succeeded by MHi. UUHENIErLN NoN TAI BE
tcachng sent Application. Address so. 20 Grncrcy
MADAME ROCHS SCHOOL.
recent ratoa "5 to - sca .'l Tra .o i1. corner
H Eolsa sad Day sGalrs Hghr. rucaily" ami ines;
location IN city.
AJISS J. +. WREAKS BOARDING AND
DrET ~ ta-t 77u,t rcoeus scrtanbc -. oours, u
i IN Iroin .if aG , ~ i' , rr.c en- Sa trSan
T.o,r > stci.j reopen, ocro'cr3
MISS MARY HARRIOTT NORRIS, rs East
To- l '' Tor % aui Sow FERTILIZATION p % yi.
d:. r %f IN KY @al@ 7 5' 'SS "nd S ;s " aaa a5
fG,i@inE' ."' R| ",ii' t cpi ~ '
NJME. &. MEARS'S
VI E.'oi'a frE>Gi (, >N4 IGdiiE'i>N roArpiN'
5ar, '.. r,is !ay. c,' rgf 20 ~ i.rc. f., tHc
aa,r oi nr "a ,ty ~ -,6oo, ,',or n Tusi II. frro,h
qua German lr c'"rat I', ."'s r'. .,l attention d To
ar.A.,. HEAHs, PRINCIPAL
PEV. DIR. and MRS. G. II. GARDENERS
IL ''H''h Ta.a,j. t2E nGSIG l,i, ,5,4 tADIt..
7 C,T. JOINS, p and % WEST 32D-sT
A''' y !l,.. iiLID'ii, - + H6M lI}IN'' y
Athour Alter sep,.l5.
THE MlS>E, LEEDSS ENGLISH and
! tHENCll HuAHDiNG and Day SCHOOL Cor young
ladies and chi.drcn. - EaFt 10th 81.
, rVllE MISSES CIiADEANNE reopen their
Ircu. aud ins-l up,Itiu and ,ay school esU ~ a.
5l3 Mad.a1.ryc. 1lo. VIII De- as-is,d by Mrs Walton.
TElIE MISSES PERRINE.
So. - East 7ithgt
En2lsh French school Ladies'. Th0rDU IA
The number o. ro.Ht pupil, limited CgtObrr J.
/ VVIE MISSES GRINNELL'S ENGLISH and
7 French school foT you NG Lh DIS AND LITTLE
GIRLS 53 East jJt-st, two door. from Madison ave.
Thorough Collegiate Course. Lecture, on AT science aud
i4,,'iur special Students received all departments.
separate cla.-'s or boys. kindergarten.
EhN NORMAN INSTITUTE for young H.
dies, 80 Wet 57-st, $cw ork, win reopen -cprm.