New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
1nstrurtion.
For Young Ladies-City.


For Young Ladies-City.
LECTURES &c E9F MIR an P ssI saso
Of History In Rhyme Lady teacher wanted next year
7 1OTsoN SEMINARY, 2o25 shave. NewYork--
j boarding schOol for Young Ladies ana Ohnufeh'
VAN NORMAN ISsTITgTs {FSg9sasiw $50 F sSsA!
AM d 9Ax Sn VAN principal
Fer Both sexes-city
:-cIRcULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE; state
AVERY, American School Bureau West 14th.st, N \.
Ne singing q S'p Ma R Calls
tiers Dancing Academy and Burling school Of AetiaaS,
and 18th sts for professional rehearsas receptions
i Stuyyesant Square,, corner 18th opens 9Th month
both t4 ersS3 Ssaass sou *:
trance al he leading colleges The ,I Pn1eOa is in at
THE BERL1Tz SCHOOL OF LANegASEs
TEIs sae1 w,SnTton Ph,dsph
For Boys and Young Men-city.
EyEESITY sGH9oh as aaS s
@ PsiTfS finss
SSHoT TEo HUNDRED Students have been
prepared for Columbia School OF Mines
Art Schools.
MI RS LOUISA 3. CULVER will resume beg classes,
PanuHS sun Life Flowers and Landscape. China Paint
Ing and No. % WEST 2sD-sT
References: MT d HUNTINGTON, President National ii
e. aa 4 T. DissIl Mr. Nd b. M 5ohn.on
For Young Ladies Country.
<,oIrEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, EHGLEWoop'
sss specially Pupils admssa g n S.ssat MssIssNssE
ee1S ga s5lih e S II s sERRsh '"
o. PER WEEK for board and tuition n English,
ScsT rISpS you ns ladies' or r chdfen
Bows and Young Men-Countrv.
. nyxANpER INSTITUTE. MILITARY BOARDING
- S0H00N Principal. o. r. Willis, A. NJ. Phi. D.
~ 1NwoOD SCHOOL, nor BoYs.-kt Milford. Conn.
II Parents WHO are unfortunate IN ne msnagsnsns q
n his sons School S DO GGdies FRkK Howe sup
ITREFHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. N. J:1Borty
f0q Rh '1i 5o' d R8I' lBf aspl M Principal
IRVING INSTITUTE Tarlytown;On Hudson o1ers up
- qs ,BsI Soy id gs'n'
Y s%So r6 Nsa SIR b hS5 s0i
Beautiful Country. seat, Homs Training, Thorough In
stFoea'h' l REV wifTfkM A. NEwBoLD Principal
N ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE BRIDGEPoRT, Conn n,
Excellent home school 70, boys ssp ie 1885,
class Parent. nLwsJ' p'eN'0~ D'e'"' w.
~ s. B. JONES, n NJ. Princlpal.
I'd ENNsvLvANIA MILITARY AG4DpIgtMCfSr fHls
i TER 27TH YEAR MILlTAg1 eoL LiassieS
Civil Engineering Chemistry ArcHtectg Ir tSiside0
fi'reparstofy Dept COLONEL O. H. HYATT, President
fTyHE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peek%
A John r. TILDEN, K. NJ. N. D.. Principal
TUPTNITY SCHOOL. Tlyolion. Hudson. n. Y.
The Rev. JAMES STARE CLAM y; ~, hs''D 9onrs
men thoroughly lifted for the best colleges and
seientidc schools for business. Ihs scnOol onsIs
sSe advantages Of healthtul location bono comforts nTs
class tesehers thorough training essduous care OF heA
morals apq the exclusion q BAD boys % con;
Ne ontious parents looking for school WheIe heJ NAY
With confidence place their sons Special instruction gsfh
IN Physics and Chemistry. Tho tweny'Second year VIII
begin Sept IL.
TJIEULAND. Peekskll, N. "a boarding school for
boys Prepares for colleges and business
Carl. A. HARSTROh, b n,
EDWARD T.. PEARSON. B-h, Prneipah
WEST JERSEY ACADEMY. BRIDGEToN; I y; );
w Homo for Boys Select thorough SUCCESSFUL
EStablshed 81 yearE Terms $500. .
PRINCIPALS J. ". BIGNEY. PR. D.
For Boon
ID o0KnAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on the Hudson. ~ or
IA Ladies and Gentlemen Enter AZ any time. Seno Tor
Catalogue W. H. BANNISTER, A. NJ, Principal