New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

THE RUGBY sCH Il QWT47rsr ,o7rH.sT.
receives boys Of all and prepares them for SeiesS
tSmbcr H. Applications received the school after SEP,
TENDER The head master VII receive 5Sd peS cale Az
9Sss s' FBwARB LXSELLE BRIGGS a b. Head Master
( uNHE GIBBENs BEACH SCHOOL,
! 90 w 50TH-ST, on CENTRAL PARK
| TwFNTY-FIFTH YEAR BEGINS SEPT 30
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Lab Broadway,
u near 42d-st. 90 year ReopenS sept - rooms open
a 1asGts S3pSM NJ HobBY, " L. AKIN, N o. HEN
w o0DDs stGSc iSh2SaF E5 ctIA ess
REoPENS OCTOBER !.
NJ EST END SCHOOL. 119 West 7lst,st AIM. s,,or,,
collegiate ''3 GF fs1 sPRySb oSRIBsoW
90 MADISON AVE.-CLASS FOR BOYS. Reopens
%0Z MoIday, october Z Mss Keichum at home after
September 26.
For Both Sexes-City.
A Rr SCHOOLS OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
6rH-AvEE :o SaP os s38s1s issS.
Circulars application.
A -CIRCULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE n state z
avery et American HS D School bureau West ilhs n y
School % N %es5 01s' o Sens IS SS a oo
s0 preparation J6 Gf'tSfn'6SH i hnf e. a. pThcpa
L o til:, L { S XEsat! Head Ms;ieE;o
rt 25f $Es H@5 tH6h8Ts f EsH9yRREkk 90
p$s i:' tesas sad Rq.nss; oy%@s;a% n Mfgs3Ey
Dill pt bg s$ 5 fs control Of the Cole
DoUAI INSTITUTE 1.6c9 BRoAPIw AYIpay s. and
B2TR SchOO 2sd y s65 E ge1 3
training class for young ladies' gSsfo in f FfReSa de-
styyssani s5!.fe Tl1ie6 year s.. Atfi'd e
ton English spd ThoTougG courses q study pre-
So extra ehalscs Catalogues upon application. Opens
''h mo- (fsfBSWSA RiD SA H. ALLEN. @ E. Principal.
SHogTHA AND ard TYPEwRIT1NG.-I INSTRUCTIONS daily
y and Tuesday and Friday evenings at New-Y9k school
%h hs3 AMBER ba1 Pr Ps2@i9'ph5 ia West 'a' L.
SAUvEUR s s!CHHoo or LA = II s53,
10Th year Reopenlnr 1st OF oct. Terms $40.
A. MUzzARELLI, NJ. A. Paris Principal,
HERT s2 sc SCI or LAFG lo65 s S S5n
ranches S9 IN brooklyn 1 Boston Philadelphia Washington
Berlin and Paris
For Young Lades-City.
sBd S5sIs RT IT. sad tTGRRR66 y sd SG9SI
FOR GIRLS 607 5thaye 32d year opens Oct l.
A SehoSl 1 FOR Gins io With Gymnasium and kinder
Ee na year S dsa oct s5 5 is p0pl'0
| A MISS WARREN los West e1st.st
II. Girls schooi-collesate, preparatory, primary
po4 R9'2 sia:.. s'P s5p. 60. %.
Kiss KIERsTED - and Day School
saioI Ge5pens 81 East o5s p csnjr4
A MISS ELIZABETH /. KoUEsi 80, 60.
Course q STUDY Eaopen oct. l. as East dstt
THE MISSES SS %EETAKs s q as G8 cssO @
kindsIsartsS Eeorens Oct Z Circulars on application.
4 Mss J. MOORE Boarding and D9y Sch, School
III west 76t6-st near Bouie5ad ''''
A THE MISSES GRAHAM cqccessoIs to the Misses ,S
in b 1879 & S& y ooSI o' f os 52s
A WEST END AVENUE SCIood FOR GIRLS
Miss MARTINI Eos w Ed1o&AiSS h %sP17sssb
A MADAME ia SILVA lsqccessoI to Mrs. Ogden
EcopdHs sept:mber 3d. "a West 3stG,st
A MRS: sYLyASUs RgEiEp Boarding ana pay School
Suisse Ng gs5 e saSs class sd is o gs Twenty
! A THE RIVERSIDE sCHo0L1M Mis- Emily A Ward.
f sssI o3s9sg sept a For s Isl pd 1S9
"A boarding and Day hool for Young Ladies' and Chill
Of public SCHOOLS Highest rSfefe6ce S4 Madsohave
A RUTGERS, FEMALE COLLEGE-sqecal Elective
"a and ta c2os S E w EsT Lazy pS ai9
gaTtsn 5St ysaI opens sept g. 81 West 65thst
| A JACKSON SEMINARY. 2o25 5sn.avo. cor 125th;
6reh Pu1 a ta io c sSS 10 Ezav eoud
vel shaded B2arlers from $Soo 70 800 yearly. oath
4 MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN TRAINING SCHOOL
II The most practical system for teachers; Terms
5e oae Sew Yai ''S E9 coz Fa
| A -MADEMoIsELLE RUEL
n. sebsOl t5r Gi.s,.. Eeopens Oct. o. Number lin
A MISS SUSAN N VAN ANtBINGE 3;,,..,.. p.
opens S 6e g. i'i 100 East s5s near Pavs
e. LAssES for study Of Bes. Authors English or For
een FRENCH anhors Teaa 10 orc. t4' Suofe'
5'rGct aoSii In EnsH.h 70 Fofcsrcr
G. LASsIcAdL scHooI P9 GIRLS 19G MAJ .2anye
sm t. @eey 'aa and P ashe cSsre su 3D.
Kiss 81 NORTH iE Miss B&s ffaeas n
FREE CLASSES FOR sELEsUPpoRTING WOMEN
IN writing, commercial arithmetic bookkeeping, busi
Rss nS R5osSPy SSaa Sfas H
feehanc d5lwng clay modelling applied dfsiGn physsca
siier s 2 from a m 70 p IGr Sgadly o eyf FH
cmTRTsT1&lN Assocf ATI6Np East I5thst "O-
MADAME A. c. MEARSF
gsh French ana German Boarding and Day School TO-
Yerk wil leqsa October 1889 FFenGh l. te ii aa
tey LteTltgTe. Art and French conyersaiioo Special
neat Mime. A. c. MEARS Pnaclpal.
MISS N. D. HUGER
40 PARK-AyE., NETWORK CITY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
REOPENs TUESDAY. OCTOBER THE FIRST
MI ISSssEs, GE!{NNE1Ls pay SCHOOL FOR FILs, g
rr ana PIsary 6' SeSar1te @ g91i r[q ara
for boys under - Oct / KndeIgarten Iroebel Method
M ISIS GAYLERs
WILL open WEDNESDAY, sept 25.
1 circulars sent on application.
4 MISS JAUDoN'S
w SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 8fs MADIsoN.AVE..
Wal reopen Tuesday October LIST.
Five Pupils Received into the Family.
I MISS BALLOWS SCHOOL.
IVA "a East 22d-st,
WIZ reopen or ThuIsday. October 3.
MISS cHIsHoLN,s scHooL For GIRLS.
WIN 'fBS 5ss' t6fi gRssasl 3d.
MIS- ANNA @. BRACKETT wEsT 39THsT-
lSk School begins ~ eighteenth year Thursday OcObo
3. Address Stowe. VT. I'll September 90
Nj ADEMoIsELLE victims SCHOOL for youn
WI lsdles aud children 173 West 7Sd.st. ReOpens Sep