New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

For Boys end xoune AenOVuy
A --ClRCULAk8 OF M SChOOLS. ..e 1: w'so 10
A. LSss4 Nesls An. s:Ss:i si a:s.
D1RNARD SCHOOL. HARLEM
.os, is w::t "a iss:se Hy HERses
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70; s.si;s:. Il. S.s i:4sss < 3
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
DIR. J.. SACHS.
NO 90 WEST seTHSr-
REOPENs MONDAY. SEPT. 20
uTsTN TSsEGrNss sps.tlfnp %psv&%p % TAgE
SE. %nsc spa .nS
regular schcme Of instruction
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE. 729c 7S5 6th-a
~ Collrgsie Commercial and Primary Departments gym
Military Drill SSiSfqs Sp ;pRiSssH' Sn
Holm MAcMULLEN'S SCHOOL has been
removed to hs reaidence West I6istst near lothsve
Mesh,s ss hcn 300 feet o% hs cable r es6 a
pupil. SS.h .: .iss%sss a. futnam' and
INTERMEDIATE and ACADEMIC SCHOOL
For BOYS III West MI. h%ssea sSsEses
lanes HERBERT MORsE's
No as West asthst n MewYora Rsspen' September ~
0h'n 'e0'e"Ssdsd address, rS corUIr. MASS.
J'A' '' Hffhss1aS As.; 4sISss SCHOOL
begins on Monday september q, 1886.
MISS DU vERNET Tscuoo, 70, .ovs
q. iO2 Eaat S6th. St. Monday. september n
OVER 10000 STUDENTS have qualified
Tor sn.nss at E cisVesrd and Nil
waukcc r Rgisterng now special terms
DACKAKD'S COLLEGE FALL OPENING
ian opening Of rasEaTs cpCFs iii. sG' the od ~
liable institution twenty ninth year al and better
70 learn how to do bu'ines go to R1shI5 Kos o.dsy ''
Sr. LOUIS COLLEGE, IS West 43d-st.
Select Catholic school boys; rcOpens September 81
frHE DRlSLER SCHOOL,
No IS East 49thst
FRANK DRIsLER A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
pe-opeus "Wednesday Sept 2s Circulars upon application
1,HE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL BoyN
sg p 1,ss auy s}ugp s, So.r%i p"' 11en
ELMER PHILLIPS. M A., Principal.
THE HARLEM COLLEGIATE sCHOOL.
OOYs Prmary sy department. Prot T. canrenau n
'CHE NEW-YO Lain SCHOOL.
Ss s,s. %ss Fe'peA' %'pa GG's% D%nSrv
TRINITY SCHOOL, 1,5l7 REOADM
Ss'f'S % ,ssor III td!Tfh ioT Sl,se =.
M dsG Ft1f ks11 i,4n "HSs SGs%s iH'
J7NlvE ERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
7S and rSIS.sy e,.a nG1T 1pn s ,on Gro"s
Eopcus sepe%Ser 20 ,d %ErI % Ia aT AkS Principals
y. c. HENDKICKsON. Associate.
VAN NORMAN INSTl1UTE,
NINE. wax >"?s1fa ?Ss@1fEaMHiSi Principal; . ,.
80 nysi @Si' and SEI y nl5 r %rr rEof T%Sb
\VALWORTH a. WILSON'S business and
w steuoGrapmc College tfounery Of li,hs los and
llO last 10th St. rcopens " cdnestsy. septemb'rl
For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING and Day Schools for Young
i Ladies Rev Or. and Mrs CHAR rs H. GARDNER
Im,pals COS tifth 29th year commences sept 30
NARLlSLE RI, 75l Fifh-ave.. be
" tween 9Th 5sth facing ental Park English
German boarding and bay stio Tor Young iars
cliren special students ~ .l' departments o'uu'o
Fourteenth year besins september -.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1,96l
\ Madison.ave. r'oicns September 80. JUNIOR and Adj
YsS'ed H rp, Tr srrr.d H,n n.rc a" si' to wy %
,s ssu' Hrn .. .,e%na". an. bI"'s Mar
NAY and BOARDING SCHOOL Tor YOUNG
e' % o and chSrsn d % ss MI Sss "
Vii HTr1 feoSn September ~ H.h cnu-Is On
SPp"'"''On MADIsoNAvE
JACKSON SEMINARY.-2.O2 .O2j 5th.a ave. cor.
2nst h%k hpsliis nd fCn G""T,ns and nay
- Large beautifully slncd lawns Terms $500 year.
AIME. G. MEARSS
English French and German boarding aud Day School for
Young Ladies. reopcrs september 80.
NINE. A. {. MEARs.
PRINCIPAL