New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
1ustruct,on.
For Boys and Young Men-city.

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For Boys and Young Men-city.
CUARLIER INSTITUTE, New-York City,
~ los West bothst on Central PARK.
FOR boys and youDe men from TO 70
Roopens Septenper 3. 1854.
TRINITY SCHOOL. Founded \: d; 1?o9.
1877 Broadway Rey r. hoL ioEt En' seopal
sSS s ne Rev
for eosge or for sasnes r rcSveS Further
iOS S eaten ,srs s'S begins a. See ssp te l.
UNHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. ~
Madsonave- near jit1.'t Dr. H. b. CHAriN , rnnoI
pal English, o,sdcA ant ri nTS dep rt ia.
s ssShsch coT ,e s.i'. ast ";sEai
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l,4Si
n.ssssay NEAR q T. h a7a SSsF
For Young Ladies-city.
AIRS. WILLiAMES n
M SCHOOL AND CLAssEsr
20 wtsI ThIRrY IN Mi rsaasr October %
MRS W3ILAMEs Intends in the coming year tn limit re
r mSG5 20 s gP ,s ADVANTAGE OF inaa
ence OF private cases
MISS PEBBLES and MISS THOMPSON
M will S Speg a FR5@ %Np ' b%9
for Young 'n si. at an :! East S7t.t
FOR par''" Box ~ Equitable Building NcwYork CITY,
MRS. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
N Boarding and Day school or onns L@eo .s' n m
ration special attention to Intermediate and pInpy classes
~
little boys.
MRS. SALISBURY N.sr 7,,o.,.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS october l. 1894
For Both Sexes-Citv
A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ Ies Rn G Rf Sgs paT U%oa sauaT
4 PARENTS will find (free) best schools
discipline a; GEN DREs American European Teachers
bureau. 1893 broadway.
ESSONS in French and piano given by a
each. A de A.. Tribune Orhce.
MISS J. f. WREAK'S Boarding and Day
WI school for Young ladies and Children 'So
will reopen september ~.
For Bows and Young Men-countrY.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ Young Boys &c. KINDS. A M hempstesd ~
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-Thc nm
ID drsiene an experienced physician and her. makes
q b ng h. G@i sPsS1 Lyme GSn
pLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme, C9nn.mA
instruction and training Be gE ysn
nETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. Stamford.
- Conn Prospect l out Idle ne vaso ye'y health dr
full ag IL ys Sesps sr pscm arr send for catalogue
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or rejected eanqq aNH%T
DORDENTOWN, n. MILITARY Institute.
,,,I and tbo~ough For circulars. &c. address
Rev WM. G. BOWEN, A NJ PiipclpaL-
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, toughkcepsie,
~ N y prepares boys for college scientific aud Govern
ment schools and for business JOHN M1LEy. Principal.
CHESTER VALLEY ACADEMY, Downing
~ town Penn Good home FOR GoyS aqrnS sT Prncpal
OWL. MECHANICAL and MINING EN-
y .--, GINEER IN a az shs Troy " Y
be oldest engineering school in America begins
September H. The Register Tor I5St ton'i sy ~ 9o
also of study requireHSnIf efpG9SfI of
nR. PINNEO'S FAMILY SCHOOL for ten
- boys, Greenwich, Conn, viii reopen september Is
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. n. j.
Fortieth year Prepares for business for Princeton
OoiuiONN ai' u la R6v A G. CHAMBERS Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
III Worcester aaf HsiG. L. II 2l yer SSRS
HAVERFORD COLLEGE, Penn. nine miles
fE c HeaoP on Prss s GndcT saTe OF
OF Friends classical anG scientific coaIes ApRdcatioP IS for
a sAAS af M DEAN Hsveriord
NIITCHELLS BOYS SCHOOL, BILLERICA,
vi Mass. IS miles from Boston. on b. & L. X. H.
A STRICTLY SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL.
Admits boys from eight to fifteen.
NJ G. MITCHELL A NJ. Principal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester ga year Lssress GonierrS President
PIVERVIEW ACADEMY,
POUGHKEEfSIE, y. \.
Fis for any college or o @Ga P by cTe
tary Of War, cOmmandaht springGeid Cadet rifles
' - OTIS BISBlE President
DEV. JOHN ii. CONVERSE'S Home School
IL for ten boys New Hamburg the Hudson location
high and healthy refers TO Bishop IIcpy C. Potter sshd
for circulars TO Bristol, X l.
| CEYMOUR SMITH INSTITUTE,
y Pine Plains " y. pleasant home. Number limited
Thorough successful Send Tor circular
| CT. LUKE'S BOARDING SCHOOL.
! - r o. BUSTLETON Phila Penn Unusually healthful
Hone Influences and especial care OF young pupils
Speciat COhege prepsI alton CHAS IL SIhOCl' NJ. a.
| GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
y Al Elm-st. Northampton, Mass
| SWIThIN c. SHORTLIDGES
| ~ MEDIA ACADEMY,
FOR YOUNG MEN AND ROYH.
Thirteen mile. Broad station, Philadelph'e
Seventeen trains esoh daily between Me'ia and Phh~
| depha. - ,u.,aoD,.
the school with the principal Table excellent Tx
walters for one OF Two studene All
noel completely furnished Fixed price covers every
books No extra chargoe- erceps or nusc
% Fifteen eIpef1encod
ali men graduates Six Harvard two f1e, on" IN
ity Special for scholars 10 advance rapidly
NAV select the regular English. Scion
Classical civil Engineering Course or parts
OF different Highglde students not kept hack
by detective classhcsten Conduoned college stuae t OF
tntOTed. Young whose early education mas
! yetu neglect ell instT Uoted privately. ,
Students Of MEDIA ACADEMY are now III Harvard
Yar Princeton nyersy OF Penrsyvania IchSh LaiaJ-
etto Ilavorfori University Of VIRGINIA. Williams Columbia.
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