New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-12
COLLEGIATE ms IITUIE
~ Of
DIR. J. SACHS,
NO. 80 WEST 5gTH ST.
REoPESs THURSDAY, SEPT IL.


REoPEys THURSDAY. SEPT II.
n TH2soass EsYVoRB y fo'e' .'y p 5O 5o
MILD and .,isn1ae seho,ls fully otFani.ei business
OfIcgglsr scheme q in-,Iae on -, -, ..., ~.
application
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 6th-avc. and 42d-
" 81 J.. tOWLE. Principal tieIaIes1 dioT, 'I,s'
large payrooH oy wen ventilated school ROOMS boan!er
COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
viii be held at the coletr ia dug oorut Of zli- ana
ococf q n Appncaut- 20 present themselves at the Col!
lege at o O'Clock IN b.. on said date ,,
The examination or aiorship wa BE- chiefly io The
NewYork SEPT. IL 1855
II. 5. EYERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
Reopcns SEPTEMBER 2si shot thoroughly mas
Professor thsres hort The Rev Howard cre.by
The nv Shlrlss = KaoE TIE ey Thomq, q,,a,l.ssnao
The Rev. Edward bright Tho Rev Prot e. A briggs
- DAY sciI66L FoR BOYS AND YouvG MEN.
l3i West A3dst He0pcns Monday september p
NE LA SALE INSTITUTE, 1850 Sec
5 Topen Ts9s1 9.pS''
Entrance examinations begin Oh august 20.
DR. WM. G. NOVEL;
Mr. =. Y. scmIFRMERnoRx
WILL OPEN SEPT. -.
At 40 % WEST 57THsT,
SCHOOL or PREPARATIONS FOH BUSINESS
AID CoLLk'E.
boarding pupils few more day scholars eau be received
HARLEM COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No -
frd 1i. 8X TTgGpe%aM GkzH o' rHn rS1S
INTERMEDIATE and AGA cmc School for
Boys l24 West l2c'ht TiePs1s sSgSe@aee fScp,
J. II. MoRsE,SS 0 SCHOOL DOL FOR BOYS,
Re'gons September 5oth' Prncipl at home after sep
/ YON & GILBERTS CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
II 57s 5thave. will reopen September -.
pupils PREPARED thoroughly Tor the best colleges and
Nj W.LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
vi. No. East 22ist corner Broadway sept ~
IhIiieth wear is.sH Az ages ana prepares Tor college
The gentlemen whose follow have had more
Henry II Alexander. CALVIN ?. Knox.
f ftanSi = Bssrs 6rs "y D Num- ari"'"'
John Brooks. William Osborn
J hSa1s u ifarr Andrew 'D j. Old,
nd NqnN
Parker mandg Ralph wsls
Talioa from SO to 500 per oreg.r, At Put
| the city alter ssPL7.
MIR. JOHN McMULLEN
VI has removed his school to his h9nse in West iolss,
nca d % cnf i c,ying bran ~ iooI nj III Gtayc
near 36thst, opens sept u. Bolrders. 500
MISS DU VEMtT will reopen her boarding
WI ami Day School for DOy l62 East SOthst We'd
| nesday, September -.
NETWORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
l''0 sxTH war BGi sEPF t 81
IF h s @ams S Sd O hS gaI'd S
the leading scientific Lazy and Me,lcai schools Prepare
tory classes io Doys ,,o esht 70 yess od
| the NETWORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES equals tho
best New England training schools The plan Of n,lrucn
French German and spanish arc practically taught part
Testimonials from many eminent CITIZENS o. NewYorE.
whose sons attend me as1q3 WI ps sent on application
dhG$ 5iS4$ & asE4Eifhrrs. Directors
| NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL ReOpens at
~ los West 49th-st sSpissm ass 2S p.,..,..,
pRIvATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
| lowest 43d.st
| Thirteenth year begins sept 80
| Refer TO the following patrons:
Hon Xbram $. Hewitt II 8. Wilson, esq.
, Mrs. c. V. 5. Roosevelt J. II. Jacquefn. esq,
few boarding pupils taken ''''''' ''''N'''' -"
| DEMOVAL.-Wm. w. Richards's School re-
rooms are new spacious well lighted aud Ventilated.
| SCHOOL OF MINES
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
S 5eaS4 b%is d. nf Prnsps
Her ce be ssa gqS general oG ggSS and YIN %
toward tho ancient language than common but thorough
years course including French German and Latin. No
Daily session. Ga m. TO p M Rcopens October /.
| CIRCULARS on application.
CAUVEUR SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES will
- open branch In New-York September - See full par
| ticuaTs next sunday.
- rapidly. waiworths stenogriphic Institute, West
l4thst Diplomas awarded situations assured sshd ioi