New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
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DIR. j. SACHS,
No - West 51th-st,
RTOPFNS MONDAY SEPT. 10.


REOPENs MONDAY SEPT. 10
&ofH22 fo GGfSs' aS S'pccs1 }2N ard
enttc ecloos ully Organized bus ness course lti.N'
hsraction NV BTiLDlNG perfect in SANITARY arrange
D'"''' Larg, and weI.cqu.ppcd gymnasium.
| COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. -
y Last 49tst, f~ns Drirlcr a NJ Principal Heopens
! school oTio TioL Henry bIUsLTE a. IVES l5thst
| COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 100 West 12d-st..
chi and trmaiy dr,ar .nis cymnl.uo military drId:
b,srlcr' received Catalogues On apphcaton Reorens
/ September "a.
II S.EVEFSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
20 ,o[ 4d q 9ni Go,e .,9 9lP2s HyS r
i.ci.r.to loIoalrg patrons:
s; 81, Iass. 5.ac s s c cy f"gs s. 5aG.
~ rev thailcs L. Knox. The Rev Prot g. Hitchcock,
Gcorge a Robbins, Robert winthrop
IIEIDENFELD INSTITUTE.
u 80 LUNINGTONANE, y. ". CIR Cadst.
p'v md no!rd sgho9, With kirdgrrion., r,cnatcs
aue',se' hoiou,hy taught especially German. Re.
Opens September H.
! II. MoRsES SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Address -, count Mas'
Holm MACNCLLEN'S SCHOOL rcopcns
lerpssioiotli' no,dels 100 Circulars at rutn,us,
YON n GILBERTS CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
5is 5oye T eorcG -ePt 3 r. r"l, s1G r.rHre
appointments senior ana junior each limited to fifteen pdI
NJISS RANSOM. III West 12Gh-st.
4'i Lay school for boya orcns september 10,
Personal ~ ,atious received alter september T.
MISS Dr VERNET will reopen her school
~ ~ BOYS. l02 last 3oth't. On WEDNESDAY,, soy.
Nj Lyons COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
NM G2 ysS ,SrcI ags s @Ini sg ~.
ogc euenuhc school or buanoss, ,
Mq.t iqye san, dtiei, 81 G,tns 70, college,
j ij;", P ls' H s;;y .SsaS5o
nsy b = MAO tttul m Andrew iold
lnlon nom $50 io 5000 ror annum, ,ucuefa At runans
9nl ianoph' bo'Aao'o' AID d" Principals io'lonor 80
NETWORK SCHOOL or LANGUAGES,
lA,p-lAHb in0adNa corner 4ldstl
III so S .sd GSa, Of se"co az for E sd pro-
eo%SaEs ne nge. s, d p' s66 "& 'rH ao
o pss Il e tor , S Io S Ss to 'g',n years oG
Pns.ed Eii9 great sueeess no entrance examination for Yale
~ admitted directly into tho s6phoofe anG u nay
en5 Of NcS5 whose sons atsSd hS S school, S
MENRY 6. MILLER.
GllARLES g. siMErs. '"'''O''
GUNNER SCHOOL of mathematics, etc. he
~ gins August Is preparatory to college examination
SHORTHAND taught exclusively.
l4th-st Munsons system.
Ct. LOUIS COLLEGE, 1874 West 37th-st.-
- SELECT CATHOLIC SCHOOL six languages bust
ness course. warm lunch light gymnastics terms mOdcr.
SCHOOL OF MINES, Preparatory School, 80
-, fRst 4oth-st. j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, g. H.. Pm. ID,
lttneipa Introductory TO all sclentinc colleges thorough
eaueshon IN ugish and modern languages primary de.
Reopens Oct j. cifealsrs On aPpei i9 H. 70
T'HE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL
20 WEST 5orH.sT. on CENTRAL PARK.
boys OF all ages PTepares for BnsnesS or CoIece
Good instruction, Good AssOc atoms Good Influenced
Spacious Building. large Gymnasium outdoor PLAY
Physical Training daily see HarpcTs Weekly MAY "a
French. German, and speualtles charge
Begins sept. H. Catalogues by post Calls after septl
y. A. GIBBENs. Principals. ID. BEACH. JR.
I'HE NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No.
East l7thst 1.-TWO dOos on Windsor Ilote viii reopen
On Monday, September 10. v. DABNEY, Principal