New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
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For Boys and Young Men

<,rAssrs FOR BOYS 90 EAST 54TII-sT
" English 'f'H' MISSES h GRINNELL
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, lA7s b5SSaa a,ss
.l 9saa fIns,. HOBBY
For Both Sexes-City
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE state
~ Whether for boys OF g prs,S s' Nest Tths r
~ ooKKEEPING taught evenings by eSpere sSe9 ec
ID private tuition no classes; meres lS sy1M4Y
WARD once 2s Fast l2oth.st
ERIENDs' SEMINARY. Rrtherford place SoppS,,iSs
j stuyyesant sGuare). corner 10th Opens 9Th month
both sexes w sos sepy s1add soul he
latter being especially designed fSr p1ePa,aOp for en-
tendance 70 receive applicants every morning
{, PEcIAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE for the instrqc,
- 81 sh dS ordinary ThE S couse ExPEEiScD
TEACHER, Tribune Office.
II, lie BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs
GadisO3 s9psTs SSGiN i Now Broadway.
pr,,,,e,: sroOSlyn. Boston. Washington. Philadelphia
Art Schools.
LOUISA cULHE aTn viii Of ff'U and sss
Painting Still Life, Flowers and Landscape China Paint
ing and Dee0ratqTSo No. % WEST oaDsr.
A,5ssST &c D:1 mr. NJ p Rqn@gn ''9 M N'
NJ Hart N. A.; Nj. David johnson. N A.
Musical Instruction
4 -NEw.YoRK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
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At this F xe p MUSIC SCHOOL Se first organized
op ASs by S @
ANJo and GUlTAE taught IN twenty gTiy2te Lessons
SON ITO e T BroadSay G' bet SD and SAD
Boys and Young Men-Country.
A. 14HNT 6H 6eosy 'ns s ssi from r. over
Locking l. An academy for
ton under graduate Of T. S n A. west FOinq Build
i to GEORGE BRUCE coaTEIYoU' Principal N'''
A BOARDING SCHOOL CMnitaryl, White Plains N Y.
"A d.. WILLIS. PRINCIPAL
A NEw ILhgsTRATED cIECULAR Of swITHIX 9;
BOYS SENT FREE
RoRDENTQwN N y .N MI5SrARY r. 1T ysp1lDg
Lieut. 7. D. LANDoN, Commandant
h PsFent who are Unfortunate in the management Of
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i, REEHoLD INSTITUTE Freehold. N. !;.roIsy.
fourth Rev e. SIL m men praspa
I Rv1NG INSTITUTE. rsrry,Ovn- on Hudson, Offers
usual advantages to parents seeking The se.t n: 81
NSIEE HEB S MSHSS FOX Ne'5 6i1 SOL
Beautiful Country-seat Home Training Thorough In
"'u''iOH REV i9V.' VILLAS A. NEwBoLp Prlncip.i
ID ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRIDGEPORT Conn.
dass Parents Away. pleased sosns Sept is 1853
sO' 'ieO''i' s. Z. JONES. A. N. Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
27rH YEAR g y IS SIR s3Fr FaH 49,
Dh'i'i'rS "A HhRGHliTlEfcTGGR fs AID ARTS -''
ccds Of M C lESnisi EieNS g'BRa5@Sn
COL. CuAS. L. lily Al r.'sldert
fVHE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEAA. rcess
JOHN n TiLDTT. 4 NJ. NJ. D.. Principal
hs kew 5 jAA F1GG GIa iYdio B.
men hofougSy lifted for the best colleges and uSyere
seeni6e sehSoi; business Ihis school offers
eS saGhs 5 3 s d % bad i1 sv OF hs con-
scentous parents looking for school where they may
mp P an taH esr sons T %e VIII
VIEULAND PockskIl, n "a boarding school for
boys tcr NRR 9 HA fSlffS6 fnd b. business &
Ssn nSS viii il Ss % 's s Tni
term beginning De EeT NJ s sfE Fl Gai FHep
WEST JERSEY AcADENY, DRIIDGEToN, .1 NJ
EstabIisb nin 81 I Years Terms, $500
PRINCIPALS fA " R1 a5SfENr F. 3 g. 'Ens'
For Young Ladies Country.
RoRDENTowN FEMALE COLLEGE. n
ID Charming location the Delaware. Heathful, home
Christian. Superior facilities art
health and carefully guarded. For
logue address REV WIN. {. BOWEN. Prest.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEWoOD
y N. j. Kcopens September 90. Preparation for col
lcge a specially. Pupils admitted to Nassar Wellesley
and Smith certihcite ADALINE w. STERLING,
CAROLINE NJ GERRISH A. y.
ITOME INSTITUTE. Tarrytown. n. "A boarding and
day school for young ladies' and little girls.
Miss NJ. W. METCALF, Principal
HOME ard DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, THE z .Ms,"
11Sprngned Mas. Miss Porter, Principal. Pupils
admitted TO Vass2 Wellesley and Smith certificate,
Quincy method for children
THE FALL TERN OF " Park Place School," Batavia
a N Y. will open September G, 1883 For catalogues
address
Mss MARY }. STEPHENS Principal