New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03
YuetrurtiDn.
For Young Ladies-City

instruction.
For Young Lades--City.
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No pay saS tr ;9s
Of bubble schools Highest references 647 Msdisonsye
A nj Rev gE' Dr. and eardensSs School for Girls
COZ 5h-aye. 321 year.
MOORE SG.nS Sss Ds by Ss ssnoo
IL ~ Vest Ht' 7ets,ss. near Boulevard
.aS sssSs for 2d Ms ofsn
RIVERSIDE ny coH E% A so %s5
College MSdeas for Ufs
JACKSON SEMINARY, POPS 5th.aye,, cor or, l25th;
A. st-Boariing and day school for young ladies' ana
Shade, rup hoa nfs hSr oo to 500 yearly ait
year commenced Sep.ember 90
A ST. JOHNS
Autumn Tern Mis: ThaEaSDoRE; IRVING.
RYTSEEEs EESAtE EIscye
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A. School for Girls. Rsopens Oct o. Number lin
MRS. AND MISS STEERS'St
IA 1853 WEST 7oTHsL
Twenty ninth year.
4 LAssICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 1861 Madison.
@ens; CsrtIaca5e admits E WsosIey AMI et6s5 colleges
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vi Girls, 81 West 42dst. opposite Bryant Park Glasses
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Boarders limited two vacancies.
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VIII reopen Thursday October 3
MISSES .GRINNELLs DAY SCHOOL for girls %
departments Froe6eP MetRod ana
NJ GssEs FALcoNER PERKINS, GIRLS SCHOOL,
@ oerd boarding pupils Te aD $500 ysaa
M ApAME oGIoyANNINI and MISS DE LANCEY.
Young and az hsfe R9' 0 sRa
specae music and art superior advantages for Daror
boarding pupils
SELECT sCHoOL.--Engish branches French and
M-s T IE hRtN 81 West 5es6;st -e--noe. N-'Y.'
THE MISSES PERINEs
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. a. EAST 7srHsT.
THREE PUPILS RECEIVED INTO THE FAMILY.
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For Both Sexes-City
THE coMyERsA,TI55oN SCHOOL Or. OF Ian;
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teacheIs only Gall, or send FOR celaogus EDM4N i
C66SS1VlEMRasAAT1oN MErhh5ofD SP'l and author Of TIE
A BUSINESS EDUCATIoN-B bookkeeping, writing,
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gymnasium Military Drill Sc oU founded 1888 under
@ control Of s eF 4SAP PT's b. Church Head
MONT commence the study Of senSgraphy and type;
b1oad Tyng r. I9'' pss% 2% free call
CRIENDs' SEMINARY, RutAeltOr1 Place, opposite
PRIMARY nnd dSGaTS special
oa to E9g au slqdr COLLEGE G @ Of
En Extra charges Catalogues upon application Opens
9th mo- Es fS&Si f'H T. H. ALLEN C. E.. Principal
D BERcY's SCHOOL OF MODERN RsJI LAT p5T{
50 wss 42d; N aeP Nitaa mehoa
AuvEUE ScHo ,atos OF / HAN W5! ssa.s.
A. MUzzA REILI, NJ P2risl P Roctpo p,,.
Branches; Paris Hurlt deSpSa &c asr'ls'O DD.'
G HoRTHAND and TYPEwRITING Jnstrgc io sc daily
d psa SEMI I Pyaaen nFh9n2sphy. i2a West asd'E
Musical Instruction.
RNJo and GUITAR taught in twenty REEaYfo DOE
Son yin G B BToadWy y9 between Ssd and $50
| I or Beginners. F. SCHKEIBER. $40 East 9thst
FAEPn G0EsERYATT99EsTc f % 6r M 4Y}sifsn.rUnr
reS 9dsi cenpe iehoo 70, VOCAL and NsTRu
E Tg bawHs ina snf and Foreign
entertainments and lectures and other free adj
v'F as ;utr p pa Address EBERHAED
PreSldiRRt Fncsnd Piano compnnys pianos are used
-. V7n0pOLTTAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
1" New.York City. 81 East 14th-st
The most select Musical School In the United Ststea
| EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES.
| VOICE. PIANot .RTE. ORGAN. VIOLIN.
HARMONY AND THE LANGUAGES.
Successful musicians and eminent teachers comprise the
| ,.ut,v-au actually employed at the Conservatory
Prominent among them are:
dudley Buck Albert r. Parsons, Director Panoforee De-
| -artment; Harry Rowe Shelley. Paolo Giorza
| silas G. Pratt and Eteka Unss.