New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
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For Young Ladies-Country.
HOME SCHOOL of ten g5 doS or S. Hs ioaS and
ccaCm fEsomc restraint Gs god
e eISe g coSy afS en a@ on Fenh Raoa
4 E,l D3 Z \ fSYd LONG A. NJ" PRINCIPALS.
A CHOICE Ha tqr fFi and yoSIs
aa aaG Gradq s%iI Mia Pa aS4
WELL ESTABLISHED SCHOOL IN Phll LAD Ilaa
haae will Tsfsy f% So1 "a B5 Pq aS
II oRDENTowN FEMALE COLLEGE; n !. ,,,,
IN excellent seR9o in vry hea tg and de .5es
'0'''O'' D Kew WI. c. BoWEN g. NJ. President
r. oNNEcTICUT. .NoRwALK;-MIss BAIRD'S IN:
Ladies Terms moderate Circulars mailed application.
& oLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOoP.
cce specially pupils 5imittcd to yqssar WsIle;,,ey.
CAROLINE N. GERRIsH A. -
II REV LADIES' SEMINARY. Carmel \, Y.- 3I
o1g6 Illustrated circular. GEo. CEosBY SMITH A. NJ.
n UTcHEss co. HILLS.An experience teachsr wis
Address Mrs PEERINE, Uplrr r. Hook N Y
II LMIRA COLLEGE, FOR WOMEN. offers superior
II ADVANTAGES in College, Scientific ana PTepratQry
steam and furnished with an elevator Charges are I'M
PRIEST. a. w. CoWLEs, Ii. D.. Emira, N Y.
= oRT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Boarding Seminary OF highest grade, tACIU-
SIVELY FOR LADIES. superb modern buildings steam
heated with handsome commodous chapel
music and artrooms. parlor5 gymnasium and furnished
for 100 young ladies and for IL Professors and
Teachers. Five Of study with diplomas at grad
uaton; also Preparatory Glasses 500 per year. board.
furnished and all studies excep, Music. Art Stenog
raphy and TypcwFIting. 32l year sept 1G
JOS E. KING. d. D., Fort Edward. N y
q OLpEN hill SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
''''''''f''0i Miss EHrL9f NEIs sS'' Principal
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ION p Saa S[GS for A'O@S @i u 4Tiu heSi
NV furnace. encrnt ',cmty Send far circ,,ars Re-
opens Sept Is. Ms C. Ii GGIoN' principal
5sy . iNSd I'll r Ia S IA HGard9f and
open S,pl Is ~ MIS- NJ ". MErCELF'S Principal.
AbSjEW VA, H a e! oq2g ita Lf9aC If Conn
sIITm Principal Ms, T. NJ, LaiGtop Asst Principal
ANPoN. HALl. roIGnhEEralE,- \. Y. -.
September Is SAM III WELLS BUCK, 4 NJ,
AKKETWS o NEWWJEGS;EY CHI, .. c,,,. vonr,n
year. Open October 7, Fq cEgs's e4irSii
! NJ lsS BrLkLtI'~ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Tarrytown
VI on-llud-on WIN reopen Wcta".lay. september Is
Al 1855 THOMAs'S BOAEpiN3 SCHOOL. for eight
emf TYP Po9sie5p.e' " cefacata for College = '''1-
rA$TToEs Bgard@g q2l Day scha2l fq5 s G5.
aay in seDieuber
| Nj ISIS T. ELIZABETH DANA
Niecr ' sEm h 'O" To ai IN ngto@ IN
Ins ~ EsHcn amt '. N2 n a9d A TT9n1d'
I,iu-: Boarding pupils, 5000 Circulars Application
! NT@KtA,sstLAN ra.,I, Nty FOR HoCNG LNDpIESs
Slaa@i by fe@ ana eyceo ly none
vs.. Mary. lail. .tae, Oldest Church School in the
searsaboi ~. For ea.aiog7c AMY = MiS, JULIA G.
ycNLISrEE. ,h' Principal, OF TO the Bishop Of New
| MACE, on THE HUDSON select Hose School
dis.,' ' Mrs r2oGENE 'bHErn5r Mack n i az
| DYE SEMINARY. RYE. NETWORK.
| IA Tor particulars address
= HORT HILLS New. Jerscy.-Baquet institute thor ugh
- French German ana Engh,h home ichool Tor xouns
passed; fall term Will bcg t seFrWbeT - 2d,.r, pr,
! - ING SING. on THE HUDSON.
| - MISS L. b. SHERRARDS school for Young Ladies'
THE ossINING INSTITUTE.
Reorens September IS. "
| ct. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Albany, N; Y
! - Under The direction Of the r. Rev W. G Doane
Fee, sa5 twentieth year begin! september %. For
catalogues address ST. AGNES SCHOOL
VHE wOMAN's COLLEGE OF BALTGMoRE-NeXt
session BEGIN, September L. Program sent oil april
''''O" 10 WI IT, HOPKINS. Pm. D.. Baltimore. Nd
THE MISSES ANABLEs Boarding and Day school
ipT IounS5 New 19Gi We'll reopen september o.
THE GRISwoLD HOME SCHOOL Lyme. Conn. nts
for college. teache, the usual branches and accom-:
acdm@eaded ni 6y p6y pic for delicate gins
Yd1s IsIa fGHGEhSS Or the highest order
solid culture in English, Music. Art and LsagpageA
Careful training in m2nneT NINA o S9I me- frihcips
RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
SSIoM g .a5 -, HM A1S.S Ia arl. neopons Sep
| t,mbcr IS Miss ANNA =. TOWNSEND, Principal.
INVEST WALNUT STREET SEMINARY for Young
eoy LS edScatio 70" in ycSaosle Teiecte and fTes
RRTtPffiaE"ssGcsii5 W a., @-,' pSidspha '
w Est WALNUT STREET BoAERIN Sndrs SCHOOL 1901 .,
Miss J. TRAuTMANN 4.3oi Wanut-st. Phlada.. Pa
Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
B flt 'edtaioa paf air. GcathfG home ike com;
culture riding ''O5 taGt '. j. wEIIs6SH A. NJ Principal
LEN ANDER INsT1TUTE Military 6oaTiin e Sehq T4
| y White Plains ~ l. ffin''p'i' ~ Il" "AAHi''
d, HOME AND SCHOOL for TWELVE BOYS Phi
ma E5x i sSi C0"m ESy WI NEwBoED'
CHOICE scHooLshoTlIGgg, Media r AE2drm }c for
htqya 2ad yong MEN S"diHiN Pei ,n.ar pa
GGcrnal.
- AcKwARD AND INVALID PoYs.-The pnde Is snea;
and education Of such boys speciality Location uhsu
ra'''A dire!s Dr. WILLIAMSON, New.London. Conn.
- FITS AcApENY, STANFORD Gu ., 81; Year
DrRErk2TaEss FOX ' G@oGEirG Long SHp BTsiNEss
Careful 2i'e J Br1rs neH Yad' rS"apaL
| IS0yS' BOARDING SCHOOL, Throcss Neck West
Is chester, \. Y;-1hoiough preparation for college
,c c@fs ap S2os to nna OIHiHERNGT0N M Principal
CONNECTICUT. LYME-BLACK HALL School
| 4 family aud preparatory school for boys hishes
T@Ss' 5 mST parents al GnK ii g. BHRTLETT ~
/,uFrTENHtN ACADEMY. OGONTz PA -,
'ouo n9Tfe1G! sm 2ga m;afy dl &C. Thooqeh
preparation for college or scientific school, foF crcuAf
&c. address JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
D5soRIo SCHOOL FOR BOYS: ,.,..,