New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
For young Ladles Country.

Fail term opens September 1850 Sa;,oguSv Ana u
tratei arficie application Address rev. "M' uAL'
LAGHER. Principal
For Young Ladies Country.
oB bGs o5E@FnE i i ana y'SPs
1Ilaryafd Gradua'e) Media Pa. lneaF Phi Alelphal.
s,oRDENTOwN FEMALE COLLEGE, y; J..
II An excellent school in very heathigl and delight
a aqi i''A'i0" Rev WI C. BOWEN. A. NJ. President
classical HOME INSTITUTE PoqghkeePssi s n T.
u Young Ladies can pursue me oran ea u ill., I'M
s9s a GSr special al care :aS sHR%H BtTLE
CoLLEGrATE SCHOOL foR, GIRLS. ENGLEwooD.
lSso spscs Pulls adTed e y;;sE %&SsiS,iNSy
S SR on e % ~ Sp' G GfhiIefi i-' "
s%mQ2 sa1 ToE E2 ss6sn 6A? q isso
Address lsrr s'h ''S'"' GEORGE W. STEELE. Hartford
LADs sEMifAhT sn Gsneh oS NJ 1 i6el
d1rby eiih G EaSs ccuar GEO cEosBY SMITH, AN
N ARLINGTON SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Year For catalogue address X Darlington Phi D.. Prn.
MORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
poaraIne Seminary OF highest grade. ExcLU.
s1VFrY FOR LADIES Superb modern buildings. steam
heaed with handsome ana commodous chapel clasrooms
music and arroOms parors' gymnasium ana furnished
Teachers Five courses Of study. with diplomas at grad
nton also Preparatory Glasses. 500 per year board
u hod room and all studies. except Music Art stenog'
Jos. l.. KING, d. D.. Fort Edward. N Y.
r. LNIRA COLLEGE, FOR WOMEN 9neTs superior
dy also In .. MGe and A chac aea are u ny
usually moaeIate =. send for Catalogue 'or,, w
UOME INSTITUTE, Tarrylown, ~ "a boarding and
49, as sspi eh 49, '0f is NJ " METcALF Principal
IToUGHToN SEMINARY. fot young ladies' Advan-
- f gs wok IN Sciences French and GcFmsn
Ga1Vs @ music All att 2th year Address A. G.
f ESE9NSEEbicr. A. R.u H. eli Clinton. " :.
II QysAToNo VALLEY o 5N3TII4i c9f ,6g io e.
uon. beautiful scenery; hom' cmiets bu '>ines heat
oSeh isI sopg ls Ms 8 u Gti5N, Principal
siA s{NAn :9 prds0 gusMle T iiaEasse!
Art 2''n yfFaEsvO hHiEIY ijEES3'Efs. Phi D. Prin
: ATWOOD NFwJERsEY. c..., .. ,,.,. r,.,.,,
year. open october THE5 MISSES G'' ffAaEHINGToN.
7 1TTyIEw HALL. Tor young ladies, Ltchael Conn.
S1ITffi' Prac . NJ. Z " Lahsop. Asst PlinciOi
lyndon HALL, POUGHKEFPsIE. y;
- S s HAds A c2f y @EGs Stty '1l oSFn'
MCLEAN sFNNART. Smsbuyi cnn1,Hq}mG school
iee I hours fm New-yori Adircss Rev b. MCLEAN
MEANWHILE CONSERVATORY OF MUslc;-Te9eh.
W. ve gs % y6sI and Ia.tlumenia P1a,ne Drawing
Wod-CasNine ana Ph{IS CgIG' fNcf n,op Na a.
Vile. Penn.
NJ1ss ANABLEs Boarding, am pay sehoq. e; Yogans
1i1, year iesins Scptrmber 25;h, 1881.
MISS BULKLEY's BOARDING, AND DAY School
t1 IVA t I ( h4. y l tF F Until sp TT
nrET rG Cpee S. s5 5G Mo ,s,a rgrvfafs
ic;h, \. j. Thorough instruction in every drpiru at
MISS y. ELIzAnETM DAN ,.,...,, ,,o,,,.,o,,,
Now-Jersey. september 21ih. iNor usn instruction Va
English French and German; Music and Att GFounas
an Die Tor recreation Cnuao 90 MoratJwh unsuIa-~ei'
TENS; Boarding pupils $780, Circulars On application
ngISs THOMAs's BOARDING SCHOOL, f9r eicht
h pupil SE H Opc arie for coeee % "''
M ORAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LAsIES,
III B,thehcm PA centurys experience continued With
eGa a: ~ wv va and cxcecd by none.
Nj IS PATroNS Boarding and Day school or Girls,
day in Sep;cmbaf
YTHE Kisses 3ni M& ycIE Els
begin Septeabes 80.
NOTGE DAME OF MARYLAND.
School TIl r I i"Su S ENn1 p 0 three @ mics rom
Baltimore, Ma conducted by the Sisters OF Noire Dame
send FOR Catalogue
OcEAYIc 2%E BoAEPIYG SCHOOL I,l for yong
ID HILADELPHIA, PA, 1.43i PINE-ST.-Maiemoi-
seie B9naae'S French ara Eneli-1 Boa. ling snd Pay
resident pupils limited to SIX Thorough instruction
p ENNsYI,yANIA BETMLEHEM' BIsIloPTHo2E Flns
sept IS Gives full aca1emc gouse. Wn , de Ii
oc@s for '"' Smith, %illS WASH F y@ %e"'
s1NARX TA AMI GarS GoN4 T6oI5Sgs
nsucten Mothers GaIe Ee2Pe3s ihesy, 1ep
st MAEGARETS DIOCESAN SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS. WATERBURY. CONN.
FRANCIS 7. RUSSELL RECTOR
S,EVFN GABLES BRIDGETON. y. Mrs. West
y colts boa dug school fos young ladies' IN south
cry. Gymnasium Ilu.tratd ciIcllar
T., TORT HILLS, New Jer,ey-Baquct In titue horosgn
- Frenc German and English home school for young
Nile. II. s. BAQUET, Prln.
1lNG SING. on THE HUDSON
- MISS r. b. SHERRARD'S School for Young Ladies
THE OSsINING INSTITUTE
RNopens September 18TH.
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Saratoga
spaes S{s ThI,yWh y p5 b hee9 p,c September
V'HE MISSES ANABLHS Boarding and Day School
for Young Ladies Will reopen September %, at
So Bayardst New-irunsv ick y. J.
rNHE wOMAN'S COLLEGE OF BALTGMORE.-Next
Session begins September H. Program sent on appi-
cation the President.
WIN. II. HOPKINS. Phi. D., Baltimore. Md
THE GRIswoLD HOME SCHOOL Lyme. Conn., fits
L for college, ches the usual branches and accom-
pshments harp, guitar and rich foreign embroideIies;
recommended by physicians FOR delicate girls.
n TRINITY HALL, BEVERLY, n: J.
Young LADIES' II school Of the higrrst order.
solid culture in English Muse Art ana language
Careful training In manner. mind and heart 2d year