New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-26
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For Bows and Young Men-Cty.
A CIRCULARS oP GOOD SCHOOLS FREE.
A. STATE whether for boys girls and LEGALITY preferred
T. E. AVERY American School Bureau w IAN St Ny
II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LAB Broadway;
y near 42d-st. 51st year. Primary, commercal and
aoBS4 % ar %KN n'ufGS Pins
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHIsHoLMs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
,,, IS East G5th.st' EewYoIk. c,
Will reopen September 70 Boys Classes
n WEST 39TH-sT.. SCHOOL FOR GIBLS-Next school
year begins Thursday. october seats now be Sc
c. BRACKETT
For Both Sexes-City.
FRENCH. GERMAN, SPANISH AND ITALIAN
a. most quickly spoken a. GAlsIINEAUs MEIsTER-
soHAfT S0AV oPtN Ale YES s6M iMi Nau'e e'ch''
L %EsT MxDiSGN SQUARE, i. X
Open all Summer Also Seaside Summer Course
Musical instruction.
> PiANo. SINGING, VIOLIN, ORGAN. HARMONY.
@ Su GSo Ts s2d cao Iaa
% Of MGSG
6EAsT 14THsT Gco 30 Door Soly East a. of 5rHAvE
NEW PUPILS RECEIVED Day and Evening.
For Young Ladies-country.
c?EGE ToE %9TNG %oMEN
'''N ''''- ~ J. u II. 'i &EcfTv&1SEs
&iEs and an PAY SCHOOL FOB GIRLS THE
tideac Quincy method children m '''
R5p R. x g wdILIAYS, SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL
A@@ef;S Mas From SEPT S. June I! 50
ffe1 iSF G 6f College $3.50 College Advantages and
y oCKLAND COLLEGE,
WIN be Open during SKINNER for Npls Send for crcu
lar with full garfuHs F9IsF at ANY time n,,
= Mis- Aken,s school for Young Ladies' Children:
After July l. address CATHERINE AIKEN,
South Yarmouth. Mass
TRINITY HALL. Beverly, N. J.
Established 1867
thorough fer twenty young ladies' Varied
advantages OF the highest order Careful training in man.
mind and heart Solid culture English Music Art
and Languages. prescribed for students pre-.
pairing for any college Twcnty-nrst year begins Sep
TENDER 81 For circular address the prncinal
RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL for
Young tdaIes ana ii,G Gr, T., eg!h
4.So1 Walnut St. Philadelphia Penn.
Boys and Young Men-country.
the Blum. Delavsr. between NesiYorSS and
Studies. SOHO e f dsees s
hsn'' REV !n1?i LYNDON 81 rnc aasfe"
Of sGgG2 Ss Primary Hn nee
mediate A''de GEO BRUCE c6Sks TEITou Principal
EREEHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. J-Forty-
fourth K ySsf G. OV}f an 1en NJ A Fnepa
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-AAt Milford, Conn.
their Vac Hs % 81
c B. IETcALP A. NJ, superintendent.
IRVING INSTITUTE Tarrytown.on. Hudson offers IN.
for I sS bSy 4sds. f
NITcHELHs BOYS SCHOOL. Bulerca, Mass. IS
and Iw sH'S" ey FAMILY 81 School si
Pys for 10 e & :'P
sSH TExN HFAHREr oP g En-
o bss Chemistry t9oAEh hT4ff
SuIMNTsSE S 81 F 20 h;d b1TS Toe,vN
The best located and most successful Of the Summer
NasS every fscuy Tor study and ' For
---''-D' -pptSs Eo. BRUCE coETELYoU. Principal
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BoYs-Peekskill Military
circular Join \. TiLDEN KM. n D.. Peekskiil, NY
SUMMER SCHOOL at worrall Hall. Peekskill N Y.
' ''-'''' COL. c. j. WRIGHT. Am.
- HnxI-e cshoOL, NOtWAlht tONN.
~ Mouerate charges For circular address .
+. S. ROBERTS. Principal
TUE rEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
- JOHN n rfLDEN. <. II, NJ. D., Principal
w EST JERSEY ACADEMY, BRIDGEToN. N. ].
Established 81 years Terms $500. '"0''s"'
PRINCIPALS {4AiItEh ALLEN, D. A. (Eng).
cS00 YEAR FOR BOYS
Y"oV swITHIN G. sHoRTLIDGE AM Hsrvard,.
Media tPenn) Academy,
Miscellaneous
(fIRCULARS.-S both sexes city and eountrv
With careful advice 70 parents. MIkIAM COY
KIERE, IL East 17tst between tthave and Broadws-.