New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Jnsirucllon.
For Young LadicS-City.
AIRS. GALLAHERS SCHOOL
"A. FOR .YogNG LADIES AND LITTLE III; GIRLS.
A MRS AND MISS sTEERs's.
"A 100 WEST 7oTH-sE
Twentynin'h year.
MISS BALLows SCHOOL.
VIII reopen on THURSDAY. october
y Ev. DR. AND A NE2 GA ,9} N6GIEr32s
90 SHAVE god va English rschef wanted next year
VAN NORMAN dNsTIrUrE ,Faundcd $50. ggoo,NE
morgan Mansion Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
CLASS FOR BOYs.-lutimol.a> and advanced
1ca:ois ana iq.at.o + r cirA>E y west 5O:h
J1YIvrRslTY GRAMNAE SCHOOL. 1913 Roadway.
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XV.sT END SCHOOL lls w, ,l-..s,.. open, oc'. /.
cymna,iu r1.', 49, cHfSTHK b6NALbS3.,' :, ~
"'I CLASS Fo Hrp aoE I rrrcuuM
For Both Sexes-City
A CIRCULARS or GOOD SCHOOLS FREE, sac
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- Ritz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES ". 25th-,t.-
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d. pha Washington CAcsse Berlin AHA Paris
EIsHs School o. SHORTHAND AND 1}rE.
Cai or addr,-, JAMES II. IIsH.
FRIENDS SEMINARY. Ru,Aotori Phee.. p so
s,uyyesa4t Sqgaie. Thlltelh year Ae"iemie
ron 70 Ingl n s,qae TholGsa .gaIc' = .p Hc
10 extia chaIge. Catalogues upon application opens
w "' EDlSw&ARb T. H. ALLEN. C E. Principal
Musical Instruction.
RANJo and GrITAE taught .n twenty Priy4.e Ion
soN is z n ssf y. Between aad and $50 DOE
T"<N h 2F9 a3o 'f%&%Hs 81. or MUSIC
EAST liTHST. 0NIN 81 door ,,-t OF 1rn-AvE.
OPEN DAY HND EyINING for the reception Of pupils.
For Boys and Dung Men-CountIy.
A LhXANDLE INSTITUTE Miii,sfy Boarding School.
Trncpa o r WILLIS. A NJ. Pm. p.
A dyS 4d ySSe & S%fS Sar e,
A N. Harvard CIadua.c,. Media Penn. lnc4i Pha
(HELTENnAM ACADEMY. OGONrz "a.
~ UneAceli.l Location ana ,AiiornInf' Ncw school
pfSpssaton o' d"icse Or sdtndc soaoo For eGcu4r
JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal
ELMwooD SCHOOL TOR BoYS.-A' Milford Conn.
Sy e n ,S' n S DO AS SS FAIk M n5;a@s S rl
NEW.YORK MILITARY ACADEMY. CORNWALI~ON
mUD1oN I- Ray n, IN, bunane, 81 erount-,
study and p'epafa'ory departmcnt Gyn-sium. An
oncer detailed from the Amy - Military Instructor.
Co! &. J. WRIGHT Il. D. A. NJ. S1pt.
EEEEHOLD INSTITUTE. FIcch~d y. J.; 45th ycar;
college Prep1ia,oa speciality business. hgn school
and classical courses.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER Pa
T"en',e'S MihI XXI YS'Cc9o1 l if;R'e' i'
civil EngnsfJinE CGe Chem Aiei,'Giaie Arts
Circulars OF Nj. GEO. T. STERLING. - Dcy-st. CITY
Col CHARLES F HYATT President
- TIL. LEAVEXwoRTH SCHOLARSHIP
at Hamilton college.
WELDING ANNTAIIN $50.
is vacant 1t f. Oprn for competition % all young
hen Of the name Of L'aNcnworh FOR further informa-
"''' PRESIDENT HENRY DARLING,
Clinton. oneida County y. Y.
SUMMER, SCI0oL. FOE , BOYS
Overlooking l. Sound Send FOR illustrated catalogue
rNHE PEEKSkITL MILITARY ACADEMY.
Applications now received Tor 9th year. beginning
DR. JOHN y TILDEN. Principal
WESLEYAN ACADEMY.-Onc Of thc halfdolcn b,.i
w Classical ana Academic school, in New ENGLAND
The paymcn' Of .Cl In advance viii ordinary tuition
board wa.hnc. room and heating for the ran tom. be-
ginning Aug % Send Tor catalogue 10 6. NJ. STEELE
Principal. Wibrahsm. Mass.
For Young Ladics-Country.
A CHOICE SCHOOL Brooke Han for girls and young
n ladies'. SWITIlN &. SHOEILIDGE, A. NJ
Qiarvafd Gra2uatcl. Media Pa. UcaI ihiaielphiaJ.
RoRDENTowN. n. ). FEMALE COLLEGE,
ID Al Excel -clL school,
In a charming location. h-1ltlful ana hOnicliAe
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