New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-11

entrance 70 e3a 1 scnD0 {e1 es5a 70 sioo Prepars
FOR colleges Doarders limited Application to be made
THIRD YEAR. n......,., s.,..,
HoLpERNIss' \; H. .r,o
Session from June IS to September B. Terms $780,
For Young Ladies Country.
oH0 9r q fl fT and Yong
aarva a1' ladusc Hdia i ia 9S 2df PM saep1a NJ
~ ORDENToWN FEMALE COLLEGE, \; J.. ,.,-,.
u location a en'e SUPERIOR Music a s Art DepaT@en Ad
Rev. wN c. BOWEN. A. NJ. President.
A. oLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ENGLEwooD'
~ n. J.-kcopens SEPTEMBER 20 Preparation for col
and smith on our eer1lcate. ALKALINE W. STERLING,
CAROLINE NJ. GERRlsH, a. b.
CLAssICAL HOME INSTITUTE Pogehke;eP 1 n Ny, y
Young Ladies can pursue the branches 9! he Oladu
forts and special care. Miss SARAH V. II. 3UTLER
Z $ffELE$ sfHQy2,L FOR YOUNG Ia j, ;ssso
Address d ss'H O'S' GEORGE w sTfFIE 1orfford
NARLINGGToN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG - LADIES oI,Fs;
ana seaqq IcsSn aa1r A Brn9o Pb b. PM
DREw LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n, Y-2lth
~ yeaT oReas SePIcm6eF o eRngEY R sWfTH XXI
II LMIRA COLLEGE, FOR WOMEN. Offers superior
courses Of suay IN aSo "a Music d Ana msed y
steam and furnished with elevator. Charges un
usually FEE %9fe1 W. SG c6w ~ M B. 0Em N
MORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Boarding Seminary Of highest grade. ExcLU
SIVELY FOR LADIES. Superb modern BUILDINGS steam
heated with and conlnodious chapel cassroons
music and art-rooms parlors gymnasium and furnished
for 100 young ladies and for u Professors ana
Teachers Five q study with diplomas at grad
uauon; Preparatory Glasses 500 per year. board.
furnished and all studies except Music, Art Scnos
Iapby and Typewritng sd year sept 1G.
jos. Z. KING D. b. Fort Edward n. Y.
HouGHToN SEMINARY for young ads School Ad fys
st ''s unsq s7S o IN cepc " Ffencb and German
SfSTENS EbcT Nc a cni 16 year. N01''''
HONE INSTITUTE Tarrylown, y. "a losfding and
open a Sept 'h 49, i'f N SR NJ " MErcHIE Principal
4 AKEwOOD. NEw.JERsEY. ,.-,,.., -,
IL The oaks Preparatory School for Girls Fourth
year. open o'''''' TIE 81 l2s S9s'' FfAaERNGToN.
7 lyndon. HALL, POUgHKEEPsIE. y;
5cpsm5e i' ls hoa'aln sAMuRT f Wells BUc& T. 81
MCLEAN SEMINARY, simsbury, Conn;-17Home school
1hrce I hours rom New.4or Adiess b MCLEAN
MISS ANABLE's Boarding and Day school for Young
1iit year 6ee iii scptsmbir 26h, iss5.
MISS BULKLEY's BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL
Wednesday september Is
MRS. HAzEN'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
WI PELHAM E E2E G2 6N.5o tfPtf SEwYoEK.
WI open Sept %. Circulars sent on applcat on
y Ew-JERSEY,. BURLINGTON.
y s. Mays Hal, the oldest Church School in the
september % For CATALOGUE apply % Miss JULIA g.
J ioTSi;,'t the Pc President. '','1.'
- ENNsYLvAYIA, BETHLEHEM, BIsHoPTHoRTE.
Sept IA u.s. Go'' d2 f9n' a 5 E au ga &f s dgd
prepares for Vassar Smith WflSSG e or Bryn aa"F
College. r l. WALSH, Fn1--pal
6 EVEN GABLES. MRS. .wEscoTTA Board.
- ing School for Young Ladies' Bridgeton, in
SGGh ,a SeSIer'G{ p u q rcSar o
SHORT HILLS New ersey. quet Institute thorough
> French Gen and E1ga o meme iag9 oF ySns
passed. iai' term WIZ D's Mre H. s. B2oUEr Prin
TRINXITY H Az HEyEEtY n he highest order,
Solid culture in English. Muse. Art ana LAngage'
Careful training in msnrer mnd s9i heart d year
begins Sep" % iG &AcHE 3I GIBBONS HU iS9p'|
rCHE woMAN'S COLLEGE OF BALTMORE.-NeXt
i Session begins September II. Program sent appli
'''''D u VA II. HOPKINS. ph. D. Baltimore Nd.
rVHE MISSES ANABLpS boarding ana Day school
g Ba iya ifr' New ' Iruns%ick n j.
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Saratoga
Is S RRdintss Gil4s D6w6 T6 B. D:s sp'0Y'
VVALN Ut LANE scHogoL-Formerly Madame Glenn.
s8d year opens Sept p; AcadgGlcal ana College Pro
4aton For circulars address Miss ADA N. SMITH,
MEL !. B RIcnXKDs' Principals Gsrmaniow" Ehiia-
w Est WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL.
Mss oJ Si ga 8oi wan asss pha Pa
Boys and Young Men Country.
A cH9!S Sd Se 9l Na9 hSaasy
4, n. iiafJald GTlduatej, Media Penn mesr Phila-
A SUMNER SCHOOL ToR BOYS, Newton. N j.
A. Institute elevation 500 icet study IecFestlon.
Om n " D. L and W w +; ocas 81 July F,, Il
4 Wh.s, Plains. II. Y. Principal, 0. H. WILLIS.
ID ACKwARD AND INVALID BoYs.-The undersigned
Ia se eHeTeheed gh Saa ana isSge aSs lS D ene
Used Tor SeaD ~ ana RestS ''''~'
ADD ii. WILKINSON. View London, Conn.
~ oRDENTOwN IN. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE,
AyG studies aud IR se o ogd2 dd he
f eSS n ID b L&NDoN toafdt KsT /. H. LANDoN
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGONTz PA.
eo1ph SsSn AZ My B &C. Thdou
piepSisto for College or scenddc Schoo For circular
J. CALVIN RICE A. M. Principal
ID r.; MARKINGS NHlTARY INSTITUTE, ,y.-.
Point Na2al 2csdeuS Or IiuinSss O'''
+ ss scH9oh E3S Is e Mod Conn
-, rs[1nts TiE St u uVI d' nv b ng rcd
By S' this so School S %ai 9 10 'TIRA &k ow sSp '
ICKEEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. n J. 45th year;
college PREPARATION speciality; business high school
GLENwooD NILITCARyY INSTITUTE
one hour from Ncw.Yoik '''' Founded 1885
cnAs e c' 348GxR on T. a'S&e'FG2n D. principal
HIGMLANR Military AcADEMY w oIsS,is5
Sone conidrt Jospf Aasn Shaw T. NJ ad Master
IRVING INSTITUTE Torrytown.on. Hudson offers IN.
f., TS sI s aygSS Parents 'se1q G re fS
nj ITqH l d n G24s Of sq 1881 and a IaH R'
strictly Family School Tor Boys from 70 IS inc!us
send for circular %
NJ. {. MITCHELL A. NJ. Principal.
ET EW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY CornwsII-On.
~ Hudson Col. G. j. WRIGHT. Is. s., A. M. Supt.
D. f. HYATT, COmd't Of Cadets.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
j CHESTER. PA.
Twenfy-cghth year opens september Is
A MILITARY COLLEGE.
Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Architecture, Arts.
Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Courses
For circulars, with full Information, apply 10
Col. CHARLES +. HYATT, President
ID FV J. II. COEVERSE's SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at
IL Cold Spring udsoD number limited vacancies
terms 5000 send for circular