New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

! ''' and business.
! COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
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No II EAST 40THSr,
FRANK DRlSLER. A. NJ, Principal
reopens wEpNE-nNy seemDcr 2! Refers to the Fac.
al the 'chOo or' Dr. "E 20 I, @ RSlTlaGaaH :t
/ CLASSICAL Il MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
MESSDS. WILSON & KELLOGG,
NOS j39jlJ FIFTH AVENUE
Prepares or all colleges Scientific schools and Bnsness
Teaching directed 10 insure iho,on shncs, ana 10 SuNSS
3D. Glasses small Persona! attention Of principals TO each
Tpeea, .sniary conaan ghl and ccc Terms 300
$3.50 keopcns sept - ss as, HsP' Circulars ~ N
+ A. Barnard, President Columbia college W. F. Warren.
thecd ScirntiGc school Row " + Morgan. 10. Rector
G 1 IGn"1 c fose c GT%'R h4RpE c6sFi H.
Kaleaesch Esq Joan 4 Sew a15 1 70 g. a G0e g7 ann
Eeea Robert L Livingston ESQ., Wlr r5G! f92n bnl i
! COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The examination Of candidates admission will begin on
TTESDAI segi 5o at ',9 a. M vii, ,rescn Themselves
FOR WOMEN WI present themselves at TIE colese on
TUESDAY. sept 80 at 10 q. H. circulars OF lhiofuaoh
Candidaes for the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT will PFC
SHY M0RHIWG oct g. CIRCULAR containing the Of
instruction ol ;he coming may be had on application
SCHOOL OF MINES.
Candidates or admission to on; Q, The six rsgnlaT
tical and Applied Chemistry, Geology Netalurgy Arch
IectHre viii present. themselves Tor examination 'H
Candidates conditioned in June last will be ree1ami Cd at
the same time
SCHOOL FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE.
of this snc is S gyf and o s9sa nsd
rOliy from the thrcetod standpoint OF history lay" anu
candidate matncuIaon will their GeTGffss'
oc @TS t'''Dsn' . TIC ''-'S'' III mia
The first session of each Of schools will begin
MONDAY, OCT q, at $50 a. IN.
IA p. BARNARD IL D, President;
49h and 5oth SIS Madison and 4,h ayes New.york
COITMBIA INSTITUTE. 1OG West 42d-st.,
~ EDWIN FOWLER 4. b. Principal Coilega.e , commsT'
eal and primary dePaTn ents gymnasium mn'ay GI
September "a
nR, a. CALLISEN'S
DAY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
nth YEAR.
l31 wE.T 4aDsT
Rsopered September -. Pupils prepared for college
sc'enufc Schools. West roat, ANA business.
~ EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
H. o,nGT i Gas .oS o 5ror mG'T %a. F
E f..G Si Ssygs The Rev Howard crosby
Ike iSY isy Ihoaa. a.jngs e cy homas Gaagdo
iR he KEY KEY G 'S Bright e ,y riGf { T. Rrres
Gcocge \. Robbins, Robert Winthrop
= G.. IRELANDS CLASS FOR BOYS, No.
l9 West 4zdst. Autumn term opcIs Thursday, sep
rISUER 4 EGBEGTS Private Glasses for
Sumter limited 20 twenty.
HEIDENFELD INSTITITE, ,o,
,o pay So lIa fa TN a "a n S OF The ioo modern
laueusees ,hoIousny taushL especially Geunan Re
2 II. MORSES SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
0 Eccrens scrteaDcr s. D. Pr Phacir5i now a, home
IOHN NACNULLEN'S SCHOOL reopens
NenaIy SrPi'"sos L. al 2 eSTs toI atal 's
= West d.st- and at the school
I YON a GU.BERT'> CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
S7s Iay me T Gii ie cg and c ic oo, 'So
departmcus senior dEd Junior caCh limited To hleeH P"p
MISS RANSOM, III West 12Gth-st.
w DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
opened September IT, There few seats not ensa~ed
~ ISS MILLERS Primary Class for boys, 212
VA West 42d-st Isl term Ie-m' OCTOBER T.
9IISS WARREN, Il West 47th-st. ..
~ Heys D'Pa1men I'sptne Sept - yonns LADIES' oe
MISS DI' VERNET Will reopen her school
wi for BOYS, 102 East 3Otlst, On WEDN EsDAH, sep
tember24.
BE W.LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
VI. East 22dst. corner Broadway opens sept ~
twenty ninth year Receives all and prepares Tor col
Inc gentlemen follow have long been patrons
Mqst 4sys sons fitted or hitting for college eson
HentT j. DAWSON William Rockeicner
James u. Tair Harvey spencer
key. Jos K kerI DID,. James l4cqtt ,,
f Esy A A. Given i B. H 3hSs rTask
and Randop bookstores and at PRINCIPALS residence So
Le1ngtOn'ave.
NETWORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
~ l479-l.4SJ Broadway corner 43d-stl -
a GI Sey and sCoa Of or for
poeioai pursuits Instruction thorough and systemsic
combining The advantages Of class dT and private tuition
For The past years the graduates OF this school have
afysr G couGbs Villains aad Other coges sevta hay
ing been admitted directly INTO the Sophomore ana junior
citizens Of New.York whose attend The school, ad-
$ 5h&#fH { H Z SsFanr. Directors
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY, FORT
~ WASHINGTON New.York. reopens September 3;
tine primary departments French Spanish
3 S Sst9 % % SsCPE % s sna
ness BUILDINGS unequaed for comfort location g9eIceiled
billiard and gymnastc halls tables bountituly supplied and
7ns 1I e. b 5 AP6y i iSI HRYs eI d. room
superintendent
CT LOUIS COLLEGE, 134 West 37th-st--
- SELECT CATHOLIC SCHOOL six languages busi
course lunch. light gymnastics terms inodcr
ate.
CCHOOL OF MINES, Preparatory School, 80
- East 4Jth.st. J. MOODBRID DOE DAVIS, C. T.. PHI D,
Principal Introductory 10 al scientific COLLEGES thorough
education. Lectures. Modern languages IhIce
year. coarse NO primary department Dsy ssis1n
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOLGIRL Madl-
sonsyo. near Githst entrance to Central Park REV.
DIR. HENRY T. CHAPLIN, principal Boys carefully ittcd
Tor college business primary department gymnasium
building In lts appointments rates OF tuition
moderate The 6Jth schOOyeal begins Wednesday Sepfem