New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
1nstrnrtion.

For Young Ladies-City.
Rr LECTURES For LADIES Rev d, Gardner.
Of History In Rhyme LAZY teacher wanted next year
7 AoKsoN SEMINARY, 2o2e SHAVE. Esw;YorE.-
y bOareing-sehool for Young Ladies' and Children;
VIZ E 81 Day AZ A scHooL SsTs dSdst
lMorgan ManSiOn.l Nine VAN NORMAN. Principal
90 WEST both -ST-Mssos JACOBS SCHOOL for
80 Young Ladies and Children; second term begins
Dancing class under Mr.. DC Garmo
For Boys and Houng Men-City.
Sd SCHOOL, s a aa s.
sS Il 1sTai!sh Prnspa
SSHoT Eo S1ndasd students have been
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines
Art Schools.
nj RS. LOUISA B. CULVER will resume he. classes,
Painting. sun Life Flowers and Landscape. China Paint
ING anu No. % WEST 2sD-sT: -
astsrensos MT w Wpnns S, President a. M 1s%ss
e as'f aaf 4 pi.'s1 NJ Nd b. T Johnson NJ
For Both Sexes-City
:-cIRoULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE state
n. whether Tor boys girls city or country. X ~
AVERY, American School Bureau West l4th.st, NJ I.
END sEMINARY RgsrtOT 6n place opRS o1,S
81 SSs KIN sS K:
latter being especially designed fcT prePSTso1 i0t en-
tendance to receive applicants every morning.
r, HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison r S9sSTs 2 sGiN now soH s'O'a"'
Branches; Brooklyn, Boston. washington, Phnaaepn~
Musical instruction.
A -NEw.YoRK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
AsE 1873 5S.sl5S T l ssS' ss Ct
swsTd pp,9Psss1 eu so GI99T sd SSst organized
6p AT' Bay SS E sssTs @ &c pupils
D Dancing ACADEMY ana aBurlinss School Of Acting
EsnS IGeUO. s IS Singing pi is and 9 I1S saa
Halls let for professional rehearsas receptions ger
For Young Ladies Country.
CoLLEGIATE SCHOOL For GIRLS. EN St;da W. I
lege = specially Pupils admitted % ysssag wellesley
e c&k Oil e g. ; sERSish. AiNN
Bows and Young Men-countrv.
II oRDENTowN IN; ~ MILITARY INsTITUTE
RS Sa. T. ~ p LHkESRR4oS co M rSdaeIDaL
II LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BoYs-At Milford. Conn
Parents who are , 70 e, The
S 81 his sons cS S 90 Howe 2arH
LREEHoLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, N. y-gOrty.
f'qs Kew e1 cr o PA r8f Ssun I g., Principal
RvING INSTITUTE, TsrfyDyp.on Hudson. offers M.
~ p' .s bS cy e parents s.
N Ewy JERSEY NSP PiSa v6 Eea, y Giiy B9y soi
Beautiful Country seat, Home Training Thorough In
strue'i0H' i REV. wItIfxM A. NEwBoLD Principal
m ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRIDGEPoRT, Conn.
L Excellent home school for boyA Advantages nrst
class Parents always pleased Begins sept ID 1885,
f0f ''f''''' g. B. JONES, A. NJ. Principal.
II EYNsvLvANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHES-
Il TER 27TH YEAR a MIL dtri1 Co1dib assids
Preparatory Dept COLONEL G. r. HYATT, PFesidens
1TyHE PEFKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. PeekS
4 lcll. NJ. Y.-Sepd for Catalogue.
JOHN N. TILDEN. A. NJ M d., Principal
TRINITY SCHOOL, Tiyoli on Hudson; N Y
4 The Rev. JAMES STARR CLARK, d. D.. Rector.
Assisted BY five resident teachers Boys and young
men thoroughly fitted for the best colleges and universities
scientific schools for business This school ofefs
the advantages Of healthfu location home comforts nrs
class teachers thorough training assduous care OF health
manners and MORALS and the exclusion Of bad boys 70 con-
eatious parents looking for school where they may
in Physics and Chemistry The twenty second year will
begin Sept IL
VJEULAND Peekskll. n. VA boarding school for
wa CARL a. HARsThoM., B. 4.
EDWARD p. PEARSON. 3. D.. Principals
WEST JERSEY ACADEMY. BRIDGEToN, NJ J.
w Home for BeyS Select sson thorough successful
PRINCIPALS HA " s1 sEIss p T. s 'hns'
For Boeh Sexes-Country.
- 0cKLAND COLLEGE Nyack-on the Hudson. For
h Ladies' and Gentlemen Enter at time. Send for
Catalogue. w. H. BANNISTEK, A. NJ, Principal.