New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
3nsirntiion
For Young Ladies-Country.

are to their safety End hapPne EeT Igs'
a. NJ tIIarvard Graduate1, Mrs. swITHIN g. SHORT
T. ~ Tor PERSONAL insSViow Sept to inclusive,
O r. ETfhrR g2IEsH
location superior Music and A. pepaFtTenS Addies
r, oNNECTICUT. .NoRwALK;-MIss BALRD'S IN.
cT s0G Ga a S on ana Gp@s
T. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. EN9LEWoop.
SRe 9S "a 10 TSa wd Gs SS
H9nNaR Sn,IS % r. our GERRisM A. B.
n ARLINGTON SEMINARY for Young Ladies'. West
~ Ghe5te IqFa term begins sept 10 d He@ltny and
For Catalogue address II. Darlington. Phi D., Principal
II REV LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel n Y- pan
a1c y'fh G SRfas SRSS' GEO CROSBY $%IT A. n
I, IMIRA COLLEGE, FOE WOMEN, offers SUPERIOR
odvaPsse sv in GSGge Scientific aaa and edS by
steam and furnished with an elevator Charges are I'M
PliFs'T. 4. W. cowLEs. Ii, D, Elmlra. N. Y
T. oRT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Boarding Seminary OF highest grade. EXCLU-
SIVELY FOR LADIES. Superb modern buildings steam
heated with handsome and comodous chapel class rooms
music and artroOmg. parlors gymnasium and furnished
rooms for 100 young ladies and for Il Professors and
Five Of study with diplomas at grad
uaton also Preparatory Glasses $500 per year. board
furnished and all studies except Music. Art Stenog-
rsphy and TypcwTiung. 32d year Sept 10
JOS. r. KING. ID. D., Fort Edward. N. Y.
| II OUsATONIC VALLEY INSTITUTE, Cornwall, CT.
da Saa SSG y of home hSuG emo budngs heated
opens 9' soD is 'y MIS- 't Z GGoS o' principal
| HONE INSTITUTE, TarTytOwn, y. IA boarding and
sp t, e. 0' &s avs af 9 FIJI nop '
7SI HA {0qRf Pn ssa NJ. kR cpn3
Smith, Principal. Mrs r ~ Lathrop Asst Principal.
YNID0JN mALh FOgGII!KEsEITsfE, y: ", on,n.
icpem S Is 0'i SiM Sq LAY VETS isII9 BUCK A.
| AKEwooP. NEW:JERsEY. -, :. CO.. ron,,,
IL " The oaks" Preparatory school for GIfls Fourth
year. Open October r Fq Mr s5f@ FAR RfaFSSd
| M CLEAN SEMINARY, slmsbury, Conn.-Home School.
rhree hours from New YorR Addrss Row j. b. MCLEAN
MISS CREIGHTON AND MISS FARRARs School
vi for Girls, Dwight House, EngewOod, N. j. College
,tIss PATToN's Boarding and Day School for Girls
vi Alendale, Bergen County. N j. opens third wednes
M ISIS BLISS ENGT-Isn AND FRENCH BOARDING.
Dcn N spe R g. Ad q a above f0'AS ~ T.
MISS BULKIEYs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Tarrytown-
vi on Hudson. will reopen Wednesday, september Is
Nj ISIS THOMAs's BOARDING SCHOOL for eight
M pf; oG G9I Ti 'pcG S for eaess . N'
| M Iss e. ELIZABETH DANA
ens and German Music a19 H Grounds
TENS Boarding pupils, $500 Circulars on application:
| nJOKANIAN SA4l1NAkY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
best modern methods. Affords educational facilities
Y SCHOOL FOR Girls. The twenty -lourth year will
begin september 30
| NoTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.-COliegate Institute
for KOs LAD Ladies ana PePsra2Ty s ' f1S R f
Ma conducted BIZ the Sisters Of Notre Dame. send for
| catalogue
NYACK HOME SCHOOL a Boarding and Day School
for d GT SIi' M M, IM6GENR BERrHoLF Nysc Y
OCEANIC HON. BoAGDING SCHOOL oof FOR SOSg os
ID ENYsYLyANI4. BETHLEHEM, BIsHopTHoRPE
Sent IS Gfve, full academic course When desired.
Ras' for Vasa Smith, %fS W&YsM F R5}H Sa"f
p HIGAPELPHIA Pa 14sa aS o
q resident pupils limited SIX Thorough instruction
( HORT HILLS New-Jersey.-Baquet Institute; thorough
- French GGnan and tns.59 o h"; 5S%2 e St g9g
passed; fall term viii begin seP5emoef 22drrr prlu
! =, ING SING. on THE HUDSON.
- MISS E. b. SHERRARDs School for young LADIES'
THE ossINING INSTITUTE.
Eeopens September IS.
81. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Albany N nm Y;o
> Under the direction Of the r. Rey W. u I france
Tec s55 twentieth year begins , September 20 For
VEMPLE GROVE LADIES. SEMINARY. sar r,5pl.a
| Is Idiiess CiiAS F. D6WD. fh. D., pres
THE woMAN's COLLEGE OF BALTIMoRE;-aNS;seiNit .
Session begins September H. Program sent on appl'
'''0H 70 WI WI H. HOPKINS Phi D. Baltimore, Md
VHE MISSES ANABLEs Boarding and Day S Sc go
liy ia fou4S I19lGf WEI reopen ND'l
| rVHE GRISWOLD HOME SCHOOL. Lyme Conn 60 MS
ior o,e rn 'agn t,r and rich foreign embrolderes
recommended by physicians for delicate girls.
TIuX1TY HALL, EEyEEItY BIZ, NJ I, j. ibe highest order
sold culture in English, Music, Art and Lang 1
careful training IN manner mind and heart 25a Eedr
begins sept - RI RAcH Tfi-i Gibbons HUXT:
RH a5d b }AN sdSoS for Girls Reopcs Sep
tcrnbcr Is Miss ANNA p. TOWNSEND, Principal -
| INVEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL 90
" Tor yoHag ladies anu misses viii reopen sept 20
Es'd and SjS t,S 'oSo z tGE s PSada
w select school for girls heShtqc location
T PSagSiu $50 Radrsss jULix / wIGToN
W DUNG LADIES delicate health should attend school
At Norfolk College. opposite Old Point Comfort; win
tor climate delightful limited number Of boarding pupils
taken advantages home health and best possible eduea
ton in all departments For fun information address
j. A. L. CASSIDY, B. S.,
Norfolk. Va.
BOYS and Young Men-Country.
a. roYs' HoME."-Tho Institute Newton y. J.; 500
fesI eIemshaFy acaasmc commercial physical
culture riding 'oS asGt '+ j. wiRI 225N NJ Principal
s lake mt: S5s family IF 5ui o AVE- 5a5
home there excellent school IN the town where 6oy-
may rd Sa prepaid Rd1rSss MS ~ Box l. Tribune
ANPEE INSTITUTE Ma@ 6oo r. % sifIG
HOME AND SCHOOL for TWELVE BOYS. Prl-
a mary Industrial Commercial Coile 4 ite one ali,
- Rov 30i Rev WIN. A NEWBOLD
cuorcE sCHOoL.-shor.lidge Media Academy for
y 49, and Young men. SWITIIIN q. SHORrIlpGE
NJ Harvard GRADUATED Media, Penn near Fhla-
derhial
m .CKWARD AND INVALID BOYs-rhe undersigned
- an exrcrlcncc1 physician ana teacuef bieo Le ca
and education OF such boys specially Lo0's'Oi' "A
Iassed for beauty and neal H. ~ r.nao, cor,
Address Dr WILLIAMSON, NeW-LohIoh' NoIn
~ FITS ACADEMY Stamford, c., 5lst Year.
ID Individual training. Home inhus s,eeI NvSS
| DPRFPARFS FOR COLLEGE AND BOSlNESS'
Carcful attention 10 physical development,
WH J. BETTS, 81. A. (Yae), Principal
ID ORDFNTOwN IN. j. MILITARY ,l MSsIiIUTEfs
IS between N. y and Pha song tounoS ~