New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-05
1neirnrflon.
For Boys and Young Men

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CLASS FOR BOYs.-Intermediate and adTancee c
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4 CIRCULARS OF FOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
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M W LYONS C%OLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 5 East
M.22 3D. cc, coTner scI PTSIdwa syyho rsce or 6us al ssS' p'V.
p'rsS f plai SCne PRACTICAL tSeal'N" wcli.eGuip }, bong established
ssnSs, on ,S Ssc c1 1sST; "s $50 to sT sgSo 1 pcr a6nH@. aims at
PREPAKAT,oRYH college W.,; school 81. q i.a1 l5s w tssshs 'i how e.
sSGfiys. ' Sy tSs ns sSs5S;.; 3! .n asa iPSSa employed personal
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Sla' 6. iMHE GsIS r Tfrinclpals.
For Young Ladies-City.
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Nj Mrs. s sGF3SfE so Author Safo Of 4 sS9:1 in Rhyme.a
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THE MISSES HOYTs "a. ,or,, Canton.
s i Classes 9 i75 501 west yss1 4s,s ladies' and children begin seDo~.
VAN YSsMlANc aNsT1 ayp bR TSS2fhefM 1sbaLi H0 PSR rs
E EXdr"sirioS' 1851 Nine e'V v& 8 NORMAN. Principal
For Both Scxes-City.
MES E RTHHT soH e clinton Ss S sisss; ssh's Ssss
Bioadway,-Separat and thorough instruction ADVANCE;
o@H send for Circulars.
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF Languages Il .h, M s,oo 1
chic Mses Berlin Berlin. Paris. &c. Best instruction so per term.
Miscellaneous.
YOUNG AMERICAN. who wishes for the adv3ntaess
1 A OF sui SS ad IL an Ecn HlsscinIT HscS tribune Uptown
Once, 1928 Broadway.
Art Schools.
ST es1 # sl F'a and suisisased as~srs; issnsSss, y, Win, sS. dh5ss;
tions for treatment, by ls0G,o aT TrGm e IA s1 70 satmrdsy morn.
may Mss Dc lis ISL East q s.d'st
Musical Instruction.
DANJo.-HENRY c. DOBsoN, sole mangfaeture1 and
beaeher q the patent Bell banjo 1'27o Sr0adway'
Brooklyn.
A -A.-THE BRooKLYNi :, MEdGHT 4os SE yeaf opens e
Sept saa b g. &sd aRa D isr s sirsSlaI 5. iss:liy Mon.sgaess-
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
For Young Ladies-Country.
RELv1DERE ~lNAKY:mS 3v, pays Sod 1r a sp ssGPpu In.
struetion to ladies whose education has been neglected
Address SEMINARY. Belyidere. New:Jersey--
C4THEDEaakkk abSE H99 Str 9F Ss st: NAhHs
prenares for College and the Harvard Examinations.
MISS JULIA ii. MAXWELL Principal.
UOME INSTITUTE, IarrytoMn, n; "a Boarding, ana
l III 1ays sfsoo H. for M XGuHS H. Le "! M hEf hlf.ty Prime f&rlnclra Ti
THE YOUNG LADIES, SEMINARY, Freehold, y; J.m
education. Miss EUNICE d. SEWALL. Principal.
Boys and Young Men-Country.
Bo Rev. I. IL. IHANDoN, A. NJ, Principal.
Lieut.. T. D. LAND0N, Commandment.
O~HELTENHAM ABE OGONTZ PA:
~ UDexcelled, location and surroundings. NeT scnoJi
preparation for college or scientific school. For circulaf'
%'' ' JoEN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ, Principal.
r. Parents mno are unfortrns.e IN the msnassme eTs, Of
their z .s, :Oe .shc ~li % SaS xs. 70 f Pt1is Oy W. Fhe n I%oysfAE su G9sieu
NAsTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Poughkeepsie. n Y
BANKING, Commercial Law, Penmanship, Correspondence.
Arithmetic, &C.; Telegraphy, stenography. Typewriting, &c;
nctice. no charge for situations furnished. Send for cat'rge.
INSTITUTE, Freehold. n. J.; 45th year;
II college preparation q speciality; business, high school
and classical courses
: RyING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown-on- Hudson. An sttrac-
tive school for boys, with thorough preparation for col
ieCc or business. A. ARMAGNAC, Pm. D. Pr1ncipal.
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Worcester.
Mass.-PPh s,rsS asS visitor visit i Bishop 'q r. r. ! PADp6CR,
yostcn' Head Master. JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. NJ. A.
AT oRWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Y NoPwALK. CONN.
Prepares for College or Business.
Thorough teaching. Careful training. Moderate
charges. Superior building.
efouiAf '" FRAME S. ROBERTS. PRINCIPAL.