New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
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CHOICE schooL-shoSStIlaages, Media H.
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A SUMMER SCHOOL For RoYs; Newton, n j..
from VI D. l. and W wTLI g o9 e H. Jug Principal
T, AcKwARD AND INVALID BoYs-rhe undersigned
ana edusatsn OF such boys Specially Location
p''''D AdirSss Df. WfLLIXMsoN New London, Conn.
II ETTs ACADEMY, stanford, CT. DIST Year
pRrpk ayiq Fox ' coEEdE G% %Np
Careful w ago RE E ghS's PSSSO Principal
ID oYs BOARDING SCHOOL Throgg's Neck. West
sls"als aS SSS and sfY e
ID URR and BURTON SEMINARY, Manchester, Vt
met c0 IL State rPa ara syxcepoas healthy Buildings
i I5sa,a G address a. & FEERiN. FfReipaI
CHEITENHAM ACADEMY oGoNTz. PA;
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PREPARATION College Scientific School For circular
&C. 1oO'''' JNo CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
EMwooD SCHOOL FOR RoYS =. Milford Conn 2;
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L REEHoLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, n =. 4sth year
L college preparation specially; business high school
GIENwooD MI hHThWA SNESNTITT :!
One hour from New. YORK '-'' Founded 1885
omAs c'Sio 43EG3E on pDSSic'FSSn D. Principal.
HGnLAND MILITARY AGADEMY w sSIssSsc
S0me esfdt JOSEPH Aaen Shaw NJ Head Master
e adysntagess for parents eekeg tSs Se s
MT BEACON ACADEMY.-select home school. De
p5p sc Of music FRED ff q sfr a M Principal
Fishkll- Lon Hudson ". Y
PEv. J. II. CONGRESSES SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at
terms 5000 send for Circular.
Ec1oRY SCHOOL Ha%sasn c9nn ..,gN Soys $685.
lea. s' grounds aG9 gy%nSsdm SSsSou's %ddrss,
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veriookina L. l. Sound. Send for illustrated catalogue
ST. GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS. ST. Georges Ma.
tSssSs e R RISnS T. M Principal
THE PEEK SKILL MILITARY ACADEMY, seth year
begins September N S F iii S.Ha 2i
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men 81 ays @ @ sSc
senac Schools business This school Q s,.,
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and aRq r Where they may
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For Young Ladies Country.
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T. oLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWooD.
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ard STIR 2n NJ SpF G GffEffs5f
CLASSICAL HOME INSTITUTE, Poqghkeepsie, n r.
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forts and special care. Miss SARAH V. IL BUTLER
HoTGnToN SEMINARY S1 young s aSs School Ad ra
fSSFHNSEED5c@TF %u M a cn s66 z' year.
IT ONE INSTITUTE. TaTTytown IA boarding and
open 81 Sept , ic Miss NJ " GErcALF, Principal.
HONE SCHOOL, Planneld. N J-PreRaresc girls 4. Tor
a s s SSae sa w i% GEhs tuition seq PoMER6Y
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Il The Oek.p Preparatory school for Siria f0ur'h
year. op'H o''0O9' THE u MISSES fSSS HARRINGTON.
T AKEvIEw HALL, for young ladies, L!tchneld Conn.
sMIT Pn Sdpa 0p Ms K NJ Iahop ASST Principal
7 lyndon. HALL, POUGHKEEPsIE. n Y ,oo,,,
Glfl' s Boarding sG '2f f @Gs BU6R
AIRS. HAzEN's BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
VII dPd sP q sent on appiscn
Y EwJERsEY BgRI IL G,TcS c,n,,, School in tn.
county s M1 G ' H ing bc Sa'' SS%?o
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Jersey, the President
For T6e MdsSE ya VII
| begin September %.
TORT HILLS, In,titSte hC TSsSg
ladies and children location other advantages unsur-
| ''~'0 Mile II. S. BAQUET. Prin
| TRINITY HALL, BEVERLY, N; T. .,r,..., o,,s,
! Young ladies' Home School OF the hlghest oroer
Solid culture in English, Music, AT and languages , e
Careful training in mind and heart "a year
| begins Sept g. For Circular address The Princ1paL
| RACHELLE GIBBONS HUM.
TTNION HALL, JAMAICA. L. l. g.
| y Boarding and Day School for Girls lGopens sep
tember L. Miss ANNA y. TOWNSEND, Principal
w EST WALNUT STREET BoARBDING SCHOOL,
/ w for Young Ladies' and Misses. Address -
| MISS ]. TRAUTMANN. A. 301 Walnutst. Phlla. Pa
| c1EO HOME BOARDING SCHOOL for Children
! Sl0U. Old Bridge. ". j. Miss A. E. CONOVElH
| Principal. Both year
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| TUTORS, goyeInesses, professors, teachers, al
"A. branches supplied schools and families. Circulars
schools parents All modern languages spoken MIRIAM
| COYRIERE, 81 E. 18th, bet. 4thave and broadway
| A YOUNG GERMAN, OF good education, recently ar
"A rived desires To give private lessons IN latln creek