New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
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MISS i HOME aSO college, as
M sod hayanesd Elective Courses Art and
peiSarts Gymnastics. 81 West 1Soh.st. --
Mss ANNA FAteqHS Xsf P P1FHsT. SCHOOL
Junior sSa i Ssr sS and % SnD
p RoF Esq sdho Rlcf F6E 1y3SRs IHbiES
146 WEST 67TH-ST,
Omen. October S. The study Of French will be the dis
EHs.sn Department in charge Of graduate Of tho
hu sa. pr n french h'f for now forming under the
direction Of the principal.
DEv. DR.. AND MRS. GARpNERs SCHOOL
GASES N with ii coiamba College Opens oct. L
ID ULCERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
IL 81 AND So WEST 55rH.sr.
I. Regular Classical Course for the degree of A. B.
III. Special and Elective s.,.G Courses
REV G.. w. SAMSON, D. D., PRESIDENT
MRS. JAMES T. HoYT, a. NJ, LADY PRINCIPAL.
ST,HE RIVERSIDE SCHOOL,
Emily oS wa ss eep Ss
l rFmsiS cr aGehs p p a." 81 West 0S
THE REED SCHOOL, .,nsr
nOARDiS4Tw ifSa R EEK SiH02 2EA FOR GIRLS
Yrs ss9sxe9 1.erT s. sss So %s.;
55th-st. (Rutgers Female College ouidinesl
da P ms Ss I'D o Sss's sss'' and
1NHE MISSES GRAHAM: ,
"a by s''' s:S ssf' a.
BOARDING School for young sdis s. and sastsn
with Kindergarten o. Gass ooen-s.
HFF rn SEw Hss5ens c05haaI
eoiiess Rev. eSm hLFRGp c. ROE prnepa
THE S CGEMSYYoxtEkp by SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
3, w... .o,.,s T~enty'nH'hM Yfss DAY. Principal
MISSES LEa .5S d Easa and j %a sGsSp Tor
Thorough Instruction in all department:
sIsES ssas ana D., Pupils s f. c ,s
VAS NORMAN pE! sgpS o sns
:ss 7''t and West a GnSey wAe
NJ EST END AVENUE school. FOR GlILS
thorough :saaIs Ms' M1RTHx THOMPSON. frn
For Boys and Young Men-Ctv
LASS FOR BOYS, % East 54th-st raopcns October l.
A"s'''"' ''''"' The MISSES GRINNELL
II ENTLEY SCHOOL FOR BOYS .o.
w1LLIHM 1SNfs % b. rel isrDar Principal
r. LASS FOR BOYS, % East 5ithss~ rcOpens October l.
" Enfsh' French Latin; vE MISSES cr1NNE11.
NKIsLEK SCHOOL,
~ EAST 49TH-sT..
FRANK DRISLER A. NJ. Principal
r LECTRICAL, ENGINEERING; nPostgraduate course
directly for ths Course in The universltics
RyING SCHOOL, COLE 4ND PAY 20 Vest p sytSiss
erected for school gymnasium. laboratory; wood
NJ ISIS KETcHuMs CLASS FOR YOUNG BoYs win
Nl reopen $50 Lexngto.ave. near 4cthst OH Non.
day October ~. Circulars on application.
NlIss CARRIER formerly with MISS DU vERNET.
AVA seA00i '0f boys i00''''' '''p 81 EAST sorH-sT
ID ARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 81 West 56th.st--A
Irn ss39s s asa odf ma Php
THE Try seKoqr c ~ On
department; gymnasium 52d year: -
n, UToRING for COLL and other Exams by Prot H. X;
j GREENE, les Lafayette-ave. Bklyn. HE Is one OF
teachers OF language know Irot Wright Yale
IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,47S Broadway,
after n sept 42 g. H. r. Horny ~ G. MESDgicKsoS
" EST END SCHOOL,
" CHESTER DC b1soSiLD SssooN A. NJ, Principal.
For Both SeXcs--City.
STENoHHRbBHtss rN AER TktfXfS tsScfHoo1
800 5thaye near 33d-st)
Actual equipment for offices Day and evening Circulars.
FRANCES L. PARRISH. Principal.
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- SHORTHAND AND TYpEWEITlSG COLLEGE.
S10. Broadway. N. Y.
r.NHE DERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i Madison SQUARE, 25thst. Broadway and 5th.ayo-
Send tor circular Term begins now.