New-York tribune., 1885-01-24
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For BOYS and Young Men-City.
CULLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
~ No. - East tJilst
FRANK DnIsLER. A. ". PaIvCGPAL
Refor.totl, Falt,, u cIlln,n 1oIsg, AL School OF
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
y "a tlJ br'.w.y 80. ii.' sc! LINK
aermSmoIcfats 81. NJ. iIoBBY. vi. AKIN. Principal.
For Young Ladies-City.
SO WEST l3O1II-Sr.-Thc Misses
"a. Jacots school or ounk aides thoroughly graded
colssc limited number ofyoung boys Niniergaren
BOARDING HOME For MISSES UNDER
,,1-st iborou l 1 Gcmaa T Fcnh ami Ma.o II dese
References yery best ier"' %" pp.iGwsGT1 w II coR.A
II west let'h.st near Mt Morri, Park.
MRS. j. 4. GALLAIlER.
FRENCH PROTESTANT Boarding and Day SCHOOL
.,oMAprS65%2FftTTEn.r 52F T?lnr rta@S in9iIi In 5orm.sT.
thorough French education isne' sanaas! in I4Sns F
anu Lngish little boys.
For Both Sexes-City.
DEST TSCHOOLS.-25U :cprcscntcd-circulars
ID trec 10 parents wac a,,rJe tAoir wants carefully
sc''i " SG'iEHiiEtii1i,N q co.. Eat Iithst. Y.
FRIENDS SEMINARY.
L East Ijtn st. AMI ;itle7'lri pi1oS o,,,,v
,I'EACHERS WANTED. .-Gentlemen Music,
cn, f5r Meth ladies', cocse french for sclso
Frnch g5,crnes. superior Vocalist or school Piano and
singing Various others W wdSoSS1isPnniITTnonv doS1 sniITG'nonv co..
American School institute. East l4th-st, NJ
Art schools-Cty.
MRS. LOUISA i. CULVER. o...,...o, .,
sa Sds E9P color SffamPE fpaa 3 &
andsedpe chin" painting ana a. Sei9gi.9n Nogian>ya
MI M ~ wiam iRnnfS i1T N! ur Jano1 II nart " A.,
Mr DAVID JonnsoD "
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A lexandcr Institute, military boarding school,
~ white Plains, y. Y principal o. H. WILLIS IN D.
ROYS and YOUNG MEN Irivatcly fitted for
,unms45T sGSss snte Ssn'i5St is5ioetrec 81 &as forfM%S
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The un-
'h''a'o 'H' A'''i''n BIZ wi WStG2fA15oS Lyme coaa
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, Poughkeepsic
college ,;olic n,hs ,1ipplL al 6c bdnniA
RORDENTOWN, y. Military Institute
ID Prepares college or Business. FINELY located health
tul and thorough fST nSv w~ GoIES OK % NJ Principal
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
oa e GR@ ns pa,e% 3 % TS s az % aa IA
Of hiS school ats IT & ,psc y !, 10 I n,sn ,S % aSro
place their sons no school VII t %
experience IN rsi,rmory work For particulars
adai''' GEORGE E. HOVE
Dr
FRANK NJ. HOWE.
Milford, Conn.
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, NJ
Taes business ZOE Princeton Columbia Yale and iiaH
'ar' 'en"' 0' Rev. A. O. CHAMBERS. Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester. Mass, begins It's 18th year sept Oth.
q. Is. MEICALF. a. NJ, superintendent.
HOME SCHOOL for ten boys at Ncw-l Ham
" Rev. j. IL. CONVERSE
NEWTON, On. J.) COLL. INSTITUTE
high primary business academic, scientific college
preparatory. muso yymnasun- acre. o ground riding
department. trained horses aud chiidrens ponies Cat
aosue free Students received ana cassihed AZ any uc
J. WILSON A. NJ, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
A MILITARY COLLEGE, civil Engineering, Chemistry
Classics English. COL THEO. HYATT, Preslueht'
rI'HE MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACAD-
i EMY.-A select boarding school for boys ana young
men, at Sing Sing on Hudson.
For circulars and ini0rmAtiGn m6%E nBPy ALLEN
Principal.
& 10n A SCHOOL YEAR.-$10O payable
~ 4OO quarterly. SwITHlN q sHoRTLIDdES
Media Academy, Media Fem.
For Young Ladies-Country.
BOARDING HOME for MISSES under four
teen years Of ageEnglsh branches taught thoroughly
French German and Music desired best
'''H' y" IL West 24th.st. Mt Morris Park.
ID beautifully located very heahtul and thorough, 81
For circular &C., address