New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
For Both Sexes Country.

FOR BOth Se8eS country.
ILEGHENY COLLEGE4-73l year begins Sept 1s
n Three A. Il eogEsc. Preparatory scheoi. A9eiP1ser
%fL8TR G. Williams D. D. l'ie.'t Neaiyiit' Penn:
A MONO THE Hills thlrtwo NILE: from Ny, HqIS
ou8 elSs'aE' All uhip S'S y
CLAyEEACK u. ~ COLLEGE, ana iirlson River
~ 1nstliuie.Colege for girls boy prepared Ion college
sruction in all departments year opens September
TO- Send for R iaS!'l A. n f' FI&ck M President
n LINTON Liberal INsTITUTE-10 specialists !;
Io scSsGe la G s SIgnehe ipg5n cne
ea gas eGyaSr bea VIZ. ed I9ca r6 p8 g
ne GAi.Mo INSTITUTE, Rhine3sck, n. y; pielares
rJ6 6SH sexes for eoge q M 9 6F d pS the
Lbolh SEXES Steam heated Lighted throughout by cleo
ness Adyance payment Of SOC covers entire tuition
n '@I'f{ 9ocsfs 1n' VIE Ss' Io' MI I
a. NJ. East Greenwich, r. l.
EOKT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE-Sist
heat STsdastng Courses 10Y ladies' S anI scaen in
S eHG@y 00 Is le NI 10 F
Lectures eaeh Term; fI,S Iuitgh 70 Normal CaS-oS
studies necessary 70 graduation. except Art and Music
s''' p'' jos. +. KING d D.. Fort Edward y. Y.
FRANKLIN N Y. 3eawaro Llt;lary institute, Yc':
scientific courses. CHARLES II. VEiI;ILI4 rh. D.,
UACKLTTsT0WN y. D. INSTITUTE has wide rep.
ii uatlon as college preparatory FOR youns III Lali,
college music art eloeuo1; be- III lns o; It's ea.si
refused from lack Of room for past seven consecutive years
young men refused for I'VE Of these years Fifteenth year.
REV. GEoHGE Ii. WHITNEY y. D, President
NEwJERsEI STATE MODEL. SCHOOL for young
G eSe Mons Sy sSS ICONS asd bdo moo
~ ''''' 1 W. IIASbg0CcW, Trenton, y. J.
PENNIYGToY lsEMINAtEY5. \; ,J.-TMo.S; ian
EXces in health discipline homo comforts am scholar
music Catalogue very 6sa,la and so@ae!s ~ az nl
RoCKLANp COLLEGE, <, >. ,,r,roo,,
PREPARATORY for NSis cPraa io e.
i9s for O'i"Pl Oh AA HSi FER. sc' GsasH'
S2OO :-MApLEWooD INSTITUTE fcr both se4e8,
Penn rTepor1tPy ea ess Egg
ssPfShsr sfS E a S Dy H. H FnGp
For Young Ladies-Country.
AT MOUNT HOPE LADIES' sEMIEARYi larry:
s saso % HSi g eod r az .S s rnss sn'
2g1 sScS s5d s4a BsssSs sn a.y school
departments h'1 mAR gEfaFPP g. + n afs Principal
r ETHLEHEM PENN,-Bishopthorpe. boarding
T. l. WALSH Principal.
r oRDLNIowN FEMALE C9LLLGia N.Ii;.,,.,,-
- Charmnr location on tie Delaware. Healtful home
1.-The ana Christian saIcrof facilities IN music ana
i dsue add f' ' D Efv # o%fN iT 1. S'
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR Girls, ENGLEWO0D
~ ~ J. EcOpens September 20. Preparation for col.
lege speciality Pupils admitted 70 Xis.nr Wellesley,
CAROLINE ". GERRIsII, A. Il.
hssssep AND oYE NsTTUT Young Ladies for
College with home comforts ana special care.
Miss SARAH V. H. BUTLER Principal
n ARLINGTON SEMINARY. for Young Ladies, West
~ Chester Pa-tail term begins Sept. IL healthy and
beautiful location; all branches taught; ssO year
catalogue address, X. DARLfSGTON IN. H., Pfn.
n REV LADIES SEMINARY. Carmel. n. Y.-93i
1v yea opfn; paal. o cosnY sS Se
l., LMIRA COLLEGE. FOR WOMEN offers superior
Il advantages In College, Scientific and PREPARATORY
Courses of Study: also In Muslc and II, ltcd by
steam. ana furnished with elevator. Charges afe
unusually moderate. send FOR Catalogue tn rsei4 L.
A. w. COWLTS. LIZ d.. Elmira n Y.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY, FOR YOUNG LADIES
VI Hriiqep0r Conn. AddFcss
Mn EMILY NELSON, Principal.
HoUGHToN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Clinton. N Y Offers unsurpassed advantages ia music
langusges sciences and attractive OF high
schools
For illustrated catalogue address
4 G. BENEDICT. A. M.