New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-30

tsThe INTEREST uDhaggIng
Crawford done more brilliant reailsuc "ofA "'n ~
N. Y. Tribune. , -,
"Charming in its simplicity, strong in the portrayal OF
human feelings. It's delightful little romance nueeu
Boston Times.
"a really beautiful story, finds here tale that In
,,s main elements is exqustely simple and pathetc"-
Boston Post
F.MARIoN CRAwFoRD's NOVELS.
UNIFORM EDITION
Mr. Isaacs Observation-Disclosures. 81 so
Doctor Claudius-. "
Zoroaster oo
Tale Of a Lonely Parish. ........-'- %
Saracnescs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oo
Marzio's Crucf1x.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oo
With the Immortals. .-....."........... wv
Greifcnstein w
SAINT Ilsro ............-....-..........'..'.' on
Cigarette Makers Romance. %
NEW BOOK BY WILLIAM WINTER.
GRAY DAYS AND GOLD.
BY WILLIAM WINTER
Author Of "shakespesres England" Wanderers"
&C., &c.
lsmo Cloth, Gilt Top, rs Gents.
"a little volume wherein delight Of travel In Eng.
land and Scotland described in most wltchne anu
rinsome manner No all familiar with the progress
Of American letters during the last quarter OF century
needs to be told that Mr.. Winter Is very charming
WRITER second in the pensive sweetness anu grace
Of his verse and in unsuded elegance and nuency
OF his prose. "-The Mail and Express.
NEW NOVELS.
Nav Move, bv the Author OF "a Weaker Vessel" &c.
HE FELL AMONG THIEVES.
By D. CHRISTIE MURRAY AND HENRY HERMAN.
12mo, 81 %
"An admirable story written in an unusually concen-
,r.ted STYLE and telling very stirring tale; the heros
adventures striking and completely absorb the reader
Boston Herald
A New Novel by Rolf Boldrewood
A COLONIAL REFORMER.
BY ROLF BoLDREwooD.
Author Of "The squatters Dream" Robbery Under
Arms" "The Miners Right
12mo, 81 %.
ut is stirring tale Of Australian life The charaO-
tiers are drawn with great skill There IS no Strans
after effect and the story Is told with simplicity ana IN ~
admirable literary style"-Boston Traveller.
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1nsiruIion
For Young Ladies-1ity.
"a v-REV. DIR. AND MRS. GAkDNERs ,.
SCHOOL FOR G dGD, SC oS 5sSye Professors Sa year
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MISS PEBBLES AND MISS rHoMPsoNs
WI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
80 and "a East 57th-st., New-York,
WILL REOPEN THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1891,
Collegiate Preparatory and Primary Departments
Special students admitted for advanced work Prepar
alton for the colleges for women and for the Harvard
This year another house has been added giving adj
room and fully equipped laboratory for the
Individual work o. the pupils
ASsaf sHsS%s ss
for Women. ReOpens October /, 1881.
Nj ADEMoIsELLE vELT1N.-school for Girls.
m soosc s'd and eOg % Madame TSe
pupil of the late Madame Papecarpenter sixth year opens
October l. 1891 I7G West 7Sd.st.
Mss EI1zAn B5arans aka K9T bsy s &c g' 7'
Special courses Of study.
N1ADEMOIsELLE RUEL.
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NlIcs NJ RLACKWELLS School and kindergarten for
vi children reopen. october l. at i6o East 88d:st.
Nj ISIS JAuDoN's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS; ! sis Madison
wi sve.-College preparation: Glasses for little chi dren
Number of boarding pupils limited
NJ ADAME DA sILvA-school for Girls g. ,,..r.,
w Te9 e SD Ss I'M SaSG '
Z T. M4RYs SCHOOL lEPscopap and East d 10Th
Under the charge Of the Sisters Of St. Mary pqP are
PesP viii iC Commences October Address the Sister in
charge.
THE .coMsT0CK SCHOOL; oo., $40. ,.o,,. oo,o.
Der p" y sd P &.! b&4 for fon s sss9 23
THE REED SCHOOL, O. 8 and 10 East 53d;st;
In charge MI N sys,a 5g' hsc N vAoi Principal
begins Oct dSs rGl h 5S Sqdng d.
tons 70 both resident and day pupils
THE MISSES MOSES 647 Madlson-ave 900
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and CHI,
wear begins September % 1891.
/ Miss EMILY 4. WARD Principal tmany years with
rooms roc or resident pupils 50 W. i64st Central Park
" N NORMAN INsT1TrTE 6Fcunded 1872 Home snd
E E@EsiIioN 1851 Nine oO VAN NORMAN Principal
For BOYS and Young Men-City
CLASS FOR BOYs.-Intermediste and advanced
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schools and business. w +. ChAsE, - Mese 2OSl -,
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7 INSTRUCTION IN commercial branches eocution mill
reasonable terms long experience. Call Tuesdays and
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ID PREPARATORY COLLEGE school 179 West 47th-st-.
CONDUCTED by H. f Wells the learner taught how t?
abilities BY the methods Of Instruction employed personal
attention 70 each limited to twelve scholars
IRVING SCHOOL, d Ho E1Fr ?. i EAY, NJ. A.
Cor 4eth.st Preparation for college or business.
II NIvERsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,473 Broadway,
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