New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02


River.st between 9Th and 9th sts. Hoboken N. J.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 10. 1885,
Examinations for admission on tho 10th and l1th OF
September
FULL cOuRSrs OF STUDIES PREPARATORY TO
SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE AND COLLEGES.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT e75 PER ANNUM
SENIOR DEPARTMENT., $50 PER ANNUM
These terms include all the studies
For catalogues tho Librarian OF Stevens InstI
tute.
Sr. AUsTIN's SCHOOL,
incorporated, NEW BRIGHTON s: J.; n T:rm.
500 Eight TSsIent Masters from Blown Columbia
London, oxford, Cambridge, Dublin. and CasseL Apply
!" Rev. ALFRED C. MORTIMER, 3. D.. Rector.
- T. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL.
X H. Rev. T. D. nuNTiNGroN. Lt.col. W. vEEDEcK.
SG HMs sFNRn cIHRs D. b. Rector
men Hieu S Ss he
.sS dTSna s90 Il hSauI oeaon home comforts
sss S h ans @
& coHsacace S,ee er sons spec, Instruction given
begin Sept ii. -
TIE ,pEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY, Pceks
Z KILL ", Y-Scnd for Catalogue.
JOHN N. TILDEN, a. II. NJ. d.. PRINCIPAL.
w 5EHsEy AcAOEYs 1s 5Si5SE .Ssc:s.-u
Es,bIIsh nP8 81 Years I9s Terms $500
rRiNcirALs tJAMkEfh hihSEEETT P 2 a d eEnsr
YoNKERs MILITARY IT. BY, SCHOOL, I.v
opens 'eD' H. FA HSGfIi BSTRIoTTEER4
Getty House. Yonkcrs, NJ 7.
S3 ntsed for o2IIese ns or
sefcrcnces F. 4. SAWYER tiarvardl Ithaca. N. Z.
For YOUNG Ladies-Countrv
A RECENTLY ESTABLISHED BOARDING SCHOOL
v take I ali @ sSSes 'f:'' u1dS
AVER Son. n' lines Ss rs Bas pdsha PeHn L.
u ETHLEHEM, fENN;-Rshopyhorpe. boarding
SCHOOL '0' s'''~ -"''"f T. l. WALSH Principal.
y oEDENrowN FEMALE COLLEGE, NJ ,.
Ike G aad Gh enc ees and i0a
Is9 d i qef' AID '' H EiSo%FN f rPrs s'''
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL F0G GIRLS. ENGLEwoop.
~. Roopens SslcIscr 20 Preparation fNr col.
s7 a sT'h On our c GeTsIG ARALlNE W. sTENLIN
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY. FOR YOUNG LADIES,
y" bridgeport O'"' MIS- EMILY NELSON Principal
HOME and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, THE EhMS;'
admitted to vassar wellesley and Smith on our certificate
III TOME INSTITUTE Tarryt town. y, IA boarding and
1'n as sp ssSS fI Miss W gn Principal
f y 4oaas L %1V FIFE SSG%dTa
ssas o e Rc@S'n iasuE GuioS Principal
ivy HALL sEMINARY-Fo: YOUNG LADIES.
It %o 5h 1, ysa' S az l Xaen D and
Modern Languages. Graduating courses Healthiul.
t"' '''1 '1i Rev nENRY REEVES Phi D. prinelpa'
MISS pURvIANCES
w Boarding ana Day School for Young Ladies. Eiba
beth, Newt rsey will be reopened wednesday. Sep,cGr
be- 10 1sSs
vi 10 AHbiNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Tarrytown-o the Hudson. will reopen Wei, Sept 10
\. Y. win open september G. 1858. For catalogues
Miss NARY j. STEPHENS. Principal.
4 AKEwOOn New-Jerscy.
IL The Misses FARRINGToN'S school for young ladies'
and children
LYNDON HALL.
POUGHKrEpsIE. NJ
trs School OF the best class College Preparatory
and Academic Courses, Languages Art, Music. Address
SAMUEL WELLS BUCK. A. NJ. Principal
A!Iss BILLINGE'S Home SCHOOL, Lake Mohegan near
EAtras. Latin and drawng Circulars on application.
SsEvEN GABLEs.-MRs. wEsTCoTTs BOARDING.
- school for YOUNG Ladies' Bridseton. n j. Certn,
Tie pincy region. Climate Of Lakewood, n j., but
m.der i'uIe spring watet gymnasium ana sun ra'of'
gT MON NIL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
70. Miss ANN p. ToWNsEND, Principal.
1A3t PINEST; rU E,II LIP ,,At pa
Home School Six YOUNG Ladies' reopcns Sept
90. Thorough Course in English and French
Miscellaneous.
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
"A. whether for boys or girls; city or county K r.
AVERY, American School Bureau. West 14th.st, N T.
MISS HINsDALE, who has FOR many years been con
w ncctc1 with the best educational institutions OF the
city, will receive feW pupils AZ their homes or at
her residence AS Madis9nare
n EW.YORK SCHOOL OF TRAINING FOI MAS
/. EDWIN 7. OSBALDESTIN. Principal.