New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
Obstruction.
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City
JACKSON SEMINARY, 2,o25 5thsyec Dc, n e; cor or,
a. lS boarding Pgps asa ns3 for College
Sn Eadps psss 5ssab ey Nary
CSerIy Boarders $500 yearly 22d year begins sepe ~
MISS NARY MARRIOTT NORRIS; 9s7 MadsOn'avc
IA. Al s'ssfs ss%o siEan aitcP sSS5c%6er SS'SHS% Is
4 MISS wAEEEX's SCHOOL e IN FOR d: GELS Gan, o.
a. WITH BOYS PFE*ETH5Sr i Ms!; a416s Ntotn' Sept u
SCHOOL FOB SIRLs 81 S 1861 edss.s SpeS 70
!noa fuFtsg ss1%ps a SS.?ans pa%sg paP gsaso sHa
y%SsG saDsns s Miss Nor;h and Mss rncpa.
NE5f u G Sg ssss '2ss !" EsaSss sa
es hSsT fF'sfnT soTTsr september 18th address No.
MISS SPRINGS ENGLISH AND FEEYGM g Ca., SCHOOL
Ladies and Shdsn TSn.a1 SE lS Sepember ns 9th
eScao % asaaoi q tho
gny giGyl Sept s.; iJ Special course lYl '1V-. DD
MISS JAUDoN's SCHOOL FOB GIRLS
Five pupils received into the tamlly -
Al IssEs A. AND NJ FALcoNEE Pc pEHKINs1 ~ 1ona. GaFls
scs9o Removed oD T SPACIOUS ss seg6s hDs'G September 81
boar boarding pupils 5000 per year. --
MISS PEEBLEs AND MISS THoMPsoN'S
wi SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Sc and 81 East 57th-st., EewYork
Ao,--,, until Sept. 1st care OF J. KENNEDY TOD
CO.. Bsnker. 6a will!am.ss. n Y
1TIss J. F. MOORE will receive Boarding and Day
vi pups her residence III West 7eth'st. October
ITYT- DA sGLvh's BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
-'' i0i 10 "a west 3sh.s,.. New.York City
MADAME c. MEARs's
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day School for young ladies
reopens Monday Oct 1.
MADAME A. c. MEARs, Principal. 222 Madison..ve
MISS EzAGrHo o ToTES SSonso SoA6RlGTG 6d i caaa Aa
aas M pTepar DAx sN9Si Gf a2 St No. Is East
1IEs. GRIFFITTs' DAY SCHOOL tor young ladies
vi No sI a M,a.snny, H s re0nes; ReSf Sqy PoTty
MISS ANNIE BROWNS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
vi 7' Reopcns october g.
1915 Fifth Avenue.
, MISS SUSAN NJ Van AMEINSBs SCHOOL 19 r.aDsR P0I;
GEa 5SG 5 asi &Ss reopen
; AIRS GALLAHER's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
81 Yves. Fifty -secOnd-'-
EEoPENs OCT. S. CIRCULARS
. Mss cHIsHoLMs SCHOOL FOR GIhLA
Will REOPEN 1S aiss sspsemS:i ssaS:ia Is Boys cl,a..
NJ ADEMoIsELLE RUEI, No; 90 Eas. 5Gth..t
4. "i sCliooh fof Nuih5cr S,ihia limited
MADAME GIoyASNIN! PsfCT fnsSPs S:SeR Eaa. samI
music. languages and art; terms sAoo to soco' ~
ID UTGERs FEMALE CoLLEGE.--5oth year open. s.pt
Il 90 Full collegiate special and elective Kinder
e wg!. rTa & R4 1H s%a R3sIS Ppipnff9 f.
h CUBURBAN SEMINARY for Young Ladies and Chi chil
. happy home with thorough instruction: Reopens Sep
:, ,enber 10 MRS. EDWIN JOHNSON, Principal
= ,r,UE MISSES GRAHAM will reopen their boardin
l. j and day school Tuesday october = .
SO Fifth.ayc, New York
V'HE COMSTOCK SCHOOL, ~
i Established 1902
NO 80 WEST 5OTH.ST.
r.o5sss nsad%s o@ 'si Day School ,, P H2Sss D% Tads
VHE MISSES GRIYXELL @wllI vii reopen re- cgp,.T their
l. DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
% East Jith-st, October .
Separate classes for boys October l. Kindergarten
tober 10.
.CUE MISSES MOSES BOARDING AND DA
ID SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Children with KIN
Di''o Rcoiens September %. e47 MadisOn.ave.
n. rT,HE MISSES WREAES' BOARDING AND DA
s. i SCHOOL for girls 81 Fast 6Stl.st, reopehs ocI
circulars on application By letter until Sept o.
L. W AN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1851 HON
~ AND DAY SCHOOL-Central PARK. West at 62d ;
rs Morgan Manslon.) Nine. VAN NORMAN. principal.
IS xxrFsT END AVENUE SCHOOL FOR GIELS.-R
el w opens September % Miss Thompson, Miss ANN
Miss Beard. Principals. West Endave. 2OS near 'o'h
For Bows and Young Men-City.
-OIRCULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE.
"A. whether girls and Locality prelerre
-. g. Il. AVERY American School Bureau W. lEts ST. NJ
sr. COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, .735 Gthaye. and II
u iod.s opposite Bryant Park Collegiate, col
rcrcial. preparatory and primary departments: Mlla IA
rs drill: playrOvm. gyEna >un. Nop,ns september 20 D.
ay | for catalogue. EDWIN FOWLER NJ. D.. A. B.,
Wno W A A. DWIGHT SCHOOL. ..
IA n. formerly NfW-YORk SCHOOL or LAN"O AuEo'