New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
1nsirurtiou
For Boys and Young Men--oity'
THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,

9u9Iru(UoW
For Boys and Young Men-city.
THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL
90 WEST 5erH.sT, ON CENTRAL PARK
For bows OF all ages Prepares for Business or coegc
Good Instruction Good Associations Good indre p
,P,Ca; SSn a Srs sec apss %cof
rS9Gn s German ai aS By post Calls after sept
"a GIBBENs. principals. d. BEACH' JR-
TRINITY SCHOOL Rev. FHu mSf6E a Re- qO'
Under direction 5ustec Of the p@adeh c
fTSsg Cor ne Hece or For business For
Sp,S to sf %a4S s ' e2e sSfI'f
rINuF NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No g
Artist two doors 300 from ~nq p%BNEY Principal
OH Monday, september " -----' ..-,r
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR School tsil 2s,I Rcorcn.
sepn6er s. rooms open after septcm er ppT"r
cSmmcTeI 21s c9 m H9RsB9 y L. Principals
XyALWORTH, WILSON & WALWOIRSIglII,SO
e CSsS sepan SsnIs''pn'
For Young Ladies-City.
.TTUE MISSES PERKINS English, French
Roardpg pupiis siO0 per snnum; with music, $500.
DOARD;NG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOU'VE LADIES, No. COB Fith.3ye, 700,
e9 snd SssT S'se Principals
FRENCH Profession Boarding & Day SCHOOL
for {e9F 5aSf II Es't i4i0
will be reopea a99 6 ST%Sey By gPF ns
Thorough course in all English branches
JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 and 515 East
l2OhstEn slsh French and German
Apply to the seminary Rcopens september l5
MISS J. F. WREAKS, 959 Nadison-avc.-
w. a Fa 1ny fSG i%s ZquFPF 'D
MISS BALLOW'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
5s school iC 9G on a 6ess1 AND Lc G 80 = ~
MISS CllISHOLM'S Boarding and Day School
Monday iS' sept ST' 2 3l ISL Boys class separate
MILE. RUEL AND MI IS ANNIE BROWNS
w English French and German Boarding a1d Day schoo
7T"AND7Is FIFTfA e. NEW-YORK.
Just below entIa PARK and opposite d. HAIRS church,
MRS. GRIFFITTS will rconen her English,
VI FREN II and German Day choo! for Young anGs
ave, 4,th st.
MRS. f. JONSON and Miss'A. J.. Jones.
w rs EAST THIRrY.FI RS'SE
pF GaaJnf freS S Collegiate priafI6ca'
MRS. J. \. GtLLAHER viii reopen, her
~ French Protestant 2}rns 32d Day school i2F tonn
t9orol n French eueatoa iisfJ e19F5 o1 E EpS
iorhttie ooys
AIRS. WlLLIAMES'
w nI1 2d tGIG9 SEG2 - VIII TeI yso% c5 o 1
2 Mrs VII AMES intends ne year TO limit he nnm:
10 CnSr ne advantages OF school, with the influence Of
vi ETNGLisH, French AND GERMAN BOARDING
For yonpr LADIES' 1:on9iei 49, 40 222 Mausoa.pve
NewYorR reooens y cdneadly &c oOor l. ls't french
French and jjcrnap by caucni professors Especial alton
ton paid to English and FreRh Pr nary g pc,a
MISS NORTH AND Mss BARNES SCHOOL
M for Yeung ladies lgGl Madison-aye, VIII 81, Te@P
dfen and opportunities ior ecSl study students coq
RWelldsc W. Gofeee without iuItef examination
NtRS. RAWLINS AND MRS. SNEAD.
vi SCHOOL FOR YoUNG LADILs
Rcopchs September a.
MISS MARY HARRlOTT NORRIS,
~ As Ea 'isi reonen ner school ior onns aie1 ana
aftgIJ mar Ia9rqus9 s
Mathematics Glasses History o. ir and niversl LitcrI
Mar SSHatl h, S o
ern Ian uaees an Music Boarding pupils iraii u TO T.
MRS. SALISBURY.
.cyoo, lCor Cor, II, g al s,enor, 1894
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE reopens
spts%gGr q IS Wo't o5 5ist Ea e corps of
:. b. FURcHAED, /, President
SUBURBAN Summary for young ladies and
- children Will reopen Sepe%3er tn A I HYsov
Hos'on.avo and i57ih ST, New.York oity.
rVHE MISSES GRAHAM. successors TO the
omen 1cr Inns 2 F9 JSana AMI asy school or
YOUNG laes, rle''ly. -cptcrpcr 30 ISL al NO %
Fifth Avenue, New-York city.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE FOR LADIES.
TounIe 1857. 3l5 West 57thst, Ny. Rcoprus oct ,
DIR and MME. NhN NOEMAN irnciplis
elsl WEST I3Oth-st. The Misses Jacot's School
- or yoqag adea rcopepi SPg ins. y M
cart ANA primary departments Limited number OF boys
received.
For Both Sexes-City.
4 CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
COERiEItLtv o.. il East inst Ul.ol square
4 PARENTS wiz find (frecl best schools,
-. CITY, couutry and ftope, % solid tuitpl boari AMI
discuimoat LEGENDhE's Amercan-i-nropean Teachers
bureau. llJf BrD.iv y.
CARLISLE INSTITUTE. 5T2 Madison-avc.,
X jGh.st, Ncw lorg, Central Park -Boaldne and
YOuuc ladies' and Clldtrn. thorough co. cr
a'c course. spec.a ens n muse ana al ceiariwcni'
French the OF tics lOI German Ia'ln an span
isl tauteht. Accommodations Tor boarding pupils usur
passed. every room sunny lweii, year September 2
E1RlENDS' SEMINARY. East 1Gth-St. and
BuheruIdpacc, for both seNes-lhc AN term begins
Kindcrgirien Primary. Academic snd Collegiate Depart
FOR circulars apply the Seminary.
INC Principal W 0 tendance at The Seminary daily
B.'NJAMIN TN. y. NJ, Principal.
MISS A. KETCHUMS School for Girls will
Va reopen I. l~S' ri IA ast 3'ts Miss Kechum
VIII ne IN tIe city after sent 10. BOYS class separate
MISS PEBBLES and MISS THOMPSON
AVA Will open wednesday. oct. Ii. SSi,
English French and German
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
orN Ounc Ladies and children at 81 East thst Newfok
Box Ia5. Equitable Building, New-Yorl city
SyISS CONSTOCK-NOs 80 and 81 West
IVa 40th.st cling HescrS Park. English French and
German Boarding and lay schools eymna,iicS' studio
day oct l. Prof 4. VI. Whecer Of ale college Will give