New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
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MISS j. F. WREAKS BOARDING AND
SS %a6Iscsa9 languages and Art
Musical Instruction.
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pianist Dr. rhso Knlas yocnns F. or Mysr
with ver Lee vocal ,ecna"ogy MSrsco dI Liberty
& PTc Tscn man Paris Passok Lsc
tory 0gnFred Archer aooy.Dr , W. MgGl,gG
to finished pon, culture Private Lessons low low
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GRAND CONSERVATORY ssEkE5T ss5sr. oT MUSIC,
leading school Of Music oGSa r Prs%rS Ar
equal six lessons week For PARTICULARS address
AIR. JOHN J. RHODES, yioini t. will accent
address aTe OF veloT "Pi Room .
DIA.'O LESSONS given bv an experienced
Il teacher. Miss PARIS. 3l5 East l2tl-st
Art Schools-Jis,
WI will resume her csset rs SSys%SGr 3a
stilifc flowers and landscape,
sf SUBJ Pn Mo Il pn a.t as ssaSE
Mr. wila% iarlS A.; Mr. James Nj Hart, n. Al Mr. David
Johnson N. ~
Brooklyn.
hT'HE CRITTENDEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
81 Hicks-st cor Pineapple at
has been II ssrso 2i Gns Si the primary Ill INC
For Young Laiies-Country
NYACK SEMINARY: = Home school for
music ladies and 5 & ESfih rfnspa
V'HE ELMS," Springfield, Mass.-Famly
pay AID Mn.lc tstCc is Girls Primary Academic
''''''' MISSES PORTER 4 CnAMPNEY. Principals.
For Both Sexes-Countrv.
A CIRCULARS of sclO)ls, both Sexes, city
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pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fttedtor
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CLAvERACK n. " COLLEGE,
- AND HU DsON RIVER INSTITUTE.
Rows Thorough instruction by experienced Teachers In all
Conservatory Music and Art Of the highest grade Win
Ter terms opens December b. send for catalogue: III
A. H. FLACk, A. b.. PreSt
ELMW GOD SCFOCL FOR FOYS.-At Mil
IL or Conn who unfoI unatein the manage
as s soso % A % wsi TO rk%NK HOVE
MOUNT BEACON ACADEMY.-Able, m
ltk Beautiful and comfortable home address
Principal J. FRED SMITH. A. NJ flslAilon Hudson "
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester C3sty enildi1gs of1a an Cbe%stry
Classics English. COLONEL THEo HYATT. President
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
IL Worcester. Mass 3lstyear begins Sept -, iS9n
{. Il. METCALF A. NJ superintendent
NEWTON IN. j. INSTITUTE. beautiful.
~ homeke. healthy high $50 feet Young boys spe
caty prn airy English commercial academic college pre-
parafory music gymnasium. physical developneht;
bath rooms hot and cold extensive grounds riding
department horses. ponies and pet donSeys A. p,no,ro,
DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK- ON-THE
graduating ladies' twelve teachers Enter III any
''''0 stu" III e. H. BANIsTER, \. NJ. Principal.
CHORTLIDGE'S Media Academy.-$l2 %
any time instruction. best care best table single OF
double rooms heated by hne college preparatory
ish and engineering courses s S,dSa Pam "
| XONKERS ON THE HUDSON.-Parents
desiring School or Private Instruction for son might
correspond with Mr. T. F. LEIGHTON yale. Summer ana
Healthul. Accessible. Thorough
| EIRST-CLASS EDUCATION IN ENG
i LAND-biiss Fanny Edwards. sussex square Brigh-
ton York the first and second weeks in Jan
ary highest For terms and particulars address
b.. Box 30, Tribune once.