New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
obstruction.
For Young Ladies-Couutry.

For Young Ladies-Country.
MORAvYAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
VIA bs @Sdeu f nehd U saSss 3
| few and srcelled by none
OsSINING INSTITUTE.
Sing Sing on the Hudson. New.York.
aqt Tor situation Best sdyan,Sse: IN Ar and
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Sc AGNES SCHOOL, Alba99y, n Yy pnder the n
SsSsn Term Of begins Rex w. 8 e i For
address ST.. AGNES School 49,
THE MISSES ANADLEs BOARDING AMP Day AZ
&C Bayard.s St.. Now.Brunswick. N. J.
~ EMPLE GROVE LADIES SEMINARY, Saratoga
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TRINITY HAL EsT B sEi, fs;H \ :: 1867
highest Careful i,snRg i n mart An;
and pfsssd FOR s%de9 ssD sTs
Der ~ S'' circular RH aafsi II? GfBS6Ss HUNT
vUHE FALL TERN OF PARK Place School," Batavia
\. Y. win open September 8, 1858 For catalogues
''''''' Miss MARY J. STEPHENS, Principal.
I RSULINE ACADEMY.
LADIES on WEsTCHEsTHRAVE
About mile north of Harlem Bridge
REoPENs ON SEPTEMBER 8.
TERMS: For boarders, s2s5 per annum; for DAY
scholars $780, For piMGoSfHmfEEk lBB 5XS1cK Superior
IT MON HALL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
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PTspia.qry Courses; Pupils enter Wellesley on cur
NJ. 4 NNiS$ HF c5 Eaas1SsIs Phil.
N Yong Misses ss1 aa G fr ssP 10
Satalosue on application asoi Walrust. Phlla2a Pa
For Both sexes-Country.
A MoNG THE HILLS, thlrtytwo miles from New York.
d63 n fii3 'G
G s f9hA boy p es q c9 cd ays
business conservatory OF music and art thorough IN
-'' REV 4. H. FLACK. A. NJ. President
~ LINTON LIBERAL INsTIrUTE.-16 specialists;
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G. v PARsELL, A.. NJ. President Fors Plain. N Y
DE GARMo INSTITUTE. RAn,eosek, N. Y; prepare.
PRINCIPAL ''' ''''j JAMES M H. DE GARMo Ph D.
FAST GREENWICH AcADEMY-Founded 1902 For
cy $4,000 endowment tod Prepares for college Or bqs
IN literary courses including home. for the
e. H. East Greenwich R l. -''' - - '''''
FORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE-alst |
sPc SG oP ladies' and i'm
gdng College pIepaoIy nd MUSE Ar
each er% Free TGGn 20 Normal
Board furnished room fuel. Light washing and all |
studies necessary 70 graduation, except Music,
a az ner year. Send FOR catalogue.
JOS. u. KING, ID. D., Fort Edward, N \.
IIACKETTSTOWN N. j. INSTITUTE has wide rep
uation college preparatory for young men LADIES'
college; music elocution best building o. It's class
laboratory accommodates nearly 200 boaders ladies'
refused from lack Of for past consecutive years.
Young refused for five OF these Fifteenth year,
September g. Catalogue free
REV. GEORGE ii. WHITNEY, d. D., President
NJ FW-JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL for young
Nlades and gentlemen, Trenton ". J.-This school VIII
reopen Monday September IT. 1888 prepares for business
college, board furnished rooms tuition and books s2O0
80 ''--' ONNN W. HESBR0UCK. Trenton. N. J.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, N. J.--THOs. HAM
L LON, ID. D., Pre- sidcnt Commended by Dr. McCOSH |
xcels I'm health discipline. comforts and scholar.
music. Catalogue very beautiful aud complete.
n OCKLAND COLLEGE,
IA NYACR- ON-THF. HUDSON, N.
Preparatory for Males College for Ladies' Special eae
for backward pupils Year opens Sept l.. Catalogue
u w. II. BANNISTER, A. NJ. Principal
S00O -MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for both sexes,
9cOO cordville, Penn. Preparatory business Eng
lsh Graduating Scientific and College PREPARATORY
special care little boys. Highly recommended J.
(Yae) A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous.
n IRCULARS schools both sexes, city and country.
y with careful advice to parents. MIRIAM COYRI-
ERE. 81 East 17th-s. between 4th-ave and Broadway