New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-25
INSTITUTION
For Boys and Young Men-City.

IN -, , q, correct thinking and correct acting. The
FINISHED education" about which one sometimes he''S
never happens this side Of the grave even IL uo W
the other side There however, such thing as Deg
educated and there are schools wherein the processes Oh
education arc so well adapted to the end that 1t Is pro
ho 70 attend them This city has many such schools
Paokards College Of them This school seeks 10 III
vouDe men and young for business by making them
ocian, accountants correspondents and stenographers
II has been at this work for than 80 years. and
has made a good name by II. There are probaoy h'e
thousand active employers. managers anu
clerks In this city to-day who were once Packard BOYS
and are glad to say So OF them are rch and most
NJ the others are working along that line All OF them so
far as we know good citizens and can earn their own
living speaking Of the work OF this college on pupo
occasion Mayor Hewitt said ut is founded upon that
great principle which undecs the whole structure oil e
American fabric government. the principle OF sehep
and Young men and young women are trained so ae eS
can help themselves and doubt II the time WI" ever co
ben any one Of YOU will come Mayors office and
ask for employment the public service, and to be ed
from the ubc crib but you will out upon your career
armed sereant American boys and girls, who nave III
hcilted freedom and who have inherited the right " any
position I'm the community which you can earn by your III
telieence YOUR diligence your integrity and your amb
ton"
The Mayor spoke truthiuy. and has made It I'M
necessary say anything that head We would
say however that the great trouble OF the Packard COL
lege IS not find good positions for young men, but
plenty OF young for good positions We give two
brief letters below sample OF the kind Of when
IN daily receipt;
The Fourth National Bank,
II Nassaust
Nsu.YGk, Oct 81, 1891.
g. s. Packard Esq,
Packard's College,
23d-st and 4th-ave.,
NV Dear Sir We want several young in the bank,
and II you have any your list wish would send
them down As you know, always give the pref
crence Packard boys"
With kind regards,
sincerely,
J. Ct. CANNON,
Vice-Prsdcnt
&C and 6s Duane-st, New-York.
Oct 20. 1891.
Mr. Packard.
Dear Sir: young called to-day bearing your card
but he already made engagement before reaching
here. Have you any others on your lsti
Yours truly,
UNIVERSITY PU BLISHING co.
There is Packard graduate wakng the stony streets
Of York; search OF place. but there hundreds
Of places in NewYork and elsewhere in search Of Packard
graduates.
This brief statement call attention the fact that
pressure upon Of the past few weeks will be
relieved Monday Nov . by the opening OF an additional
ROOM capable seating go pupils. This space will surely
lie filled during the first week. but The first 60 who apply
if qualified. will get the seats. The list will be open To-
S. S. PACKARD President.
101 East 23d.st.
A GENTLEMAN from Paris conversant in the French
h Gpgh Latin e &a Sek 50 stq athaT Se'rsS
A DVlCE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free TO par.
I s Sa pfSe dfssfd Bd RTDr' az tna
REYTLEY SCHOOL FOR RoYs. ,o
WILLIAM JONES, 4. b. GIaryardl Principal -
C0LUMBIA INSTITUTE; 72s 70 7$5 SHAVE and nd. lOi
colleges ;'' classical .eieSte aht Commercial
In SspsmseI 81 Ss%d
r. x. SHAW Jr., NJ A.. Vice, Principal
~ LASS FOR BoYs.-Intermediate and advanced grades
Ssss prepared % CHASE so West
~ LASS FOR BOYS, % East 5ithst reOpens October 1.
y fAlS'''"' f'''''' THE MISSES GRINNELL.
COLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
6lsTsr, NEAR MADIsoN-AvE
FOUNDED IN 1894.
Thorough preparation all Colleges Scientific Schools
Business Primary Department Gymnasium
Principals IRE. T. H E eAGFSE 4 M K H. Il B.
IRE D. LYONS CLASSICAL SCHOOL, East 47th.
st. PUPILS ere hSHugh pegar,d for the best col G
plIEnent Three resident pupils wiz b. received
NEIsLEE SCHOOL
~ o EAST 49THsT.,
FRANK DRISLEI: A. NJ. Principal
T. LECTRGCAL. ENGINEERING -Post.graduate course
u IL WooIcriige school 64c Madiion'aVe'' prepares
4 G: 1KELAND,s Class To- BoSs s 10 West 42d-s s.:
GSgf Alter o sepember Isl wi" Do %
EENCING. BOXING.-Captain Nicolas, Professor, Aus
TINS Higher school, 10 West 2ih-st Lessons given at
I RvING SCHOOL, COLE AND RAY 20 West 59th-st
erected for school use; gymnasium laboratory; wood
carving.
nj Gss KETcHUMS CLASS FOR YOUNG BOYS VIII
sl reopen at $50 Lexington near 40th-st, Mon
Gay, october y. Circulars on application.
NJ ISIS CARTIER, formerly with MISS DU vERNET
NA School for Boys Fe0pen' October etc i Z aorusT
- ARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 81 West 5Oth-st.-A
ms f4oa asa of Em SG1 Fhp M
~ UToEING f2r COLL and other Exams by Prof H. r.
tie bss 5ecs of gsgc Wight ii one Yale OF
| n NIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. l,473 Broadway
MSGpHfF6i bS = EoGn SSR e as5 9''
WEST END SCHOOL,.
CHESTER DoNALDsoN. A. NJ. Principal
NOODBRIDGE SCHOOL
w RE.OPENS OCTOBER 1STLAT
40. Gi5 MADISoN.AVfe
SCIENTIFIC. CLASSICAL, SENIOR, JUNIOR
IEE%E4 GSH G1Ati FL hAB 50 kfFHS5p
Fpr Young Ladies-City.
A CADEMIC CLAssE rs FOX GIRLS Designed to pre-
Yare for eoese examinations: 6gt suited % the needs
.loiRo% PSysss 'S$S !&{ %EIfo 's
A Also t6IlLfE IfEF4RIToRtV CLASS Veil
CdT h eds r fSeHe H ThOmpso c 6
sdro exercise Nh Nance Stern modern languages Prot
Non Nafdrof, Of Barnard College, science Miss Mott
charge. 40 w. 55th-st.
| A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL
ss ana East oSHg j. Emily n g Coz e P
~ ONFIDENTIAL INSTRUCTION to ladies and misses !;
~ grammar letter writing, literature, prOnunca
tom backward pupils assisted Particulars Of Miss f.,
40 East 9ih-st. 1st hoor
ID In 1HSrlT snd for p par fFs 10 East
| MISS BALLOw's SCHOOL "a East 22d-st will DO
M9GHY and MIS- LIZ BEfq G ALI T4EiA g.
The ill term Will begin Thursday october /.
Al ISIS WALRERS formerly Mrs j. j. Roberts and
I'h Miss Walker'sl SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 14S Madison
ave., ropens Oct l, with important notifications and
additions
SO HOME STU lY for pupils under fourteen.