New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
Jnsiruriion.

3nsiru rtion.
For Bows and YOUNG Men-City.
n oLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
" a. and "a East 51st-st-
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHTH YEAH
Begins 5 MGSssy s ssn ais Schools and
Primary pep sr%isss On Sy and sfaer
R RR. + T. II II. e e11SMPHEkL. K NJ. - Principals
- oLUMBIA INSTITUTE 729 70 rs othsye and sad ios
College, Mt' Classical IseeGeaShe
Eps ssi1Sd f6e I'm YEAR september 90 SEND
n n A. SHAW. Jr., NJ. 4. vlee.prncpal ---
I rprxcu SCHOOL SGESPlS OF efRMSS AsSPHS1sH etc.
NJ THE NATURAL METHOD"
New.York 125 Fifth-sye.. near 20th.st
CUTLER SCHOOL.
u Half year begins Sept soth. - w..
MR. CUTLER viii be at schoOhouses, - ana ~ West
4Sd.st. after Sept goth:
IN R. ARRoWsMITH'S
IL Glasses Tor College Preparation win open
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
'' COLUMBIA coLLEoE.-
DR E D. LYONS CLASSICAL SCHOOL E East A7tR;
ID st vii reopen September %. Pupils are horougny
prepared for the best colleges and seenhe schools or iof
business; three resident pupils VIII De IeeelHe9.
ID RlS1HE sc. scH 4(9 EAST x 49FFF-sgsp , IS
FRANK DRIsLER, A. NJ. Principal
q G. TRELANDs Class Tor Boys 10 Net 42d-; *:
ela:sro of0Bf after september Is, o 70 /.
h "opens September go Number Of pupils limited
y ALL COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS, Summer school
Of @a ssc ansGaseEf East Rny a5S6s z City
UEIDENFELD INSTITUTE
II s24 LExINGToN-AvE, N. W. COR. OF eop-sr.
Primary intermediate and advanced grades; English
the language of school modern languages taught thor
alfx-. o2fh will hani
Tuesday. Sept. ~
IJARLEM COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Ia ASD siS f2s SCI 625 F On BOYS
WILL OPEN SEPT. 10.
THOROUGH PREPARATION FOR ALL COLLEGES
D1EDR16 AfP Z t Si6vH GS5E S'f Principals
r INTERMEDIATE AND ACADEMIC SCHOOL for boys
Class for d' MSS G,iP SSs5 5S{'' g %e: e
RvTYG SCHOOL, COLE AND RAY 20 West s 2stHis
g9Fmsry 5sl shave TS0oenTs SEPT 29 %o
carving.
! H. M0FsEs SCHOOL FOR BOYS
j Madlson-aVG
"Opens october l. The principal will be at home after
T0HN MACMULLEN's SCHOOL at 521 W. ,Iolsts.
a a. FUrN SfI%M's ' y w 70 25d 3d.. oafus' eO
I KEMP-PEosssConnG,s6 r, vop ,ovs
HE W&H Rf 5a@S 81 5sf Hf6 I5Sl ~
EN0X sCHooL EQ8 BoYS 81 E y loddH T
NJ Ell RoH YEREF F6 YdGNe
M w LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE; srl No.
eoeSc. scisnia school or business The only school Of
ing si sen nsa Whose had
F%5 + A BS}a D. Ssy @SC'''T1 d.
james M farr, @ Viii A. Rockefeller,
Rev Rev 5 ESvfEa Ea1'b s5 studies.
Rooms Mssr Sn t on aoor shs airy and renovated
of Gsqss le sttsE TO % a''n e. spelling aaoe ~
M SEEff HfS$fS S$iBG fEhA A NJ e. Il
desirable home for three boys n P9c@s is@y
as school Of the highest excellence W. PORTER
Jaw oS{o6er a. 10 So' dreuiss on application
vi School for Boys reOpsns October .o,,,, CIV
E Winter term at PesaFf Bushes SSss , GS's &c
'"''' 0'"' u '''N S. S. PACEARD. President
DARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 50 West 5Oth-st.-;A
hoS S Sa oq En sGfs Rffs M
s. ~ VS. 5Slh street; Central rsr. bow.
t % hSkT E. seGhH RT d. N% Pe BS
sam or f HSE d Sc School 9Ssf open. sept q
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,478 Broadway,
sept near '2d HMioD S Go2Rs 2sR p a3S 2
WEST END SCHOOL
" An'oTH EST R BGF ssE'fE6Sf e NJ ii
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL
w RE.OPENS OCTOBER 1sT AT
NO CAS- MAD1SON-AVE
SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL SENIOR, JUNIOR.
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, PHI. D., Principal.
VOUNG' MEN IN DEMAND
Young me1 sthoe{apherS We could place twenty IN good
Sag men Understand as9 1y iris s s nj Se
sa 2f 6RES
For Young Lades-City.
A CLASS FOR LITTLE GIRLS
"A age ten 45 70 w 'EsFf 55 4Sasi2i Oct 5"
as ana
A NEW DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will
"A open on the 9TH Of October, 14O West 57thst Elk.
tract from the circular: Nevertheless although the dis
En Ihi ed iss @ be T nse &c to p paSOg
Win follow he course in mt that language viii Be-
L. DECAEN:DiGUDifFffFRFE5if 'i Principal.
A -A-A.-MRs. GARRETsON,
MORNING CLAslsES FOR GIRLS.
for N coss d !@adqa n tS4ns lion
Art Autumn term begins October 5.
A H9PSGR b1ad ca: 5at 7TT5 GaPs
S 70 gs cS3een I teschers careful attention
Work resumed Oct. j. Apply a: classroom
iG West 55th-st
A CADEriY OF THE URsULINES
"A L. MORRISANIA, NETWORK CITY
This academy will reopen the first Wednesday Of
september. The new convent and academy at Bedford
PARK, on the Harlem Railroad viii be readg Tor occupancy
next November. For particulars call 10y
MOTHER DOMINICK, Superior
A CADEMIC CLASSES FOX GIRLS. Designed to pre-.
q pare for college examinations but suited the needs
OF all earnest students special attention given TO EnQjsb
eocutlon and physical culture MARY w. WILTON
A. b., and LOIS \. BANGS 525 Park-ave., " Y,
90 .s-REV AND MRS GAppNTD,C cCTTOOT
IA FOR GIRLS 6o7 5th.aye 32d year Advanced
Glasses with Columbia College Professors Opens oct l.
A MISS WARREN, los WEST slST.ST
a. School for Girls Primary, Academic Collegiate