New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22

M Rroolllyn resumed lessons (plano ana
orqanI Address 227 Dunield-st., Brooklyn
u,HE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC OF
AMERICA.
INCORPORATED 1885.
1926 AND 1913 EAST 17THsT., NETWORK.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.
VOICE, SEPT "a AND %, FROM TO 12 NJ. ? TO
3 AND TO 10 p. NJ. VIOLIN AND ALL OTHER
ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS SEPT. %. FROM
TO 70 NJ, AND TO 5 P. NJ. PIANO AND ORGAN,
SEPT. 20. SAME HOURS AS ABOVE.
CHAs. INSLEE PARDEE, Secretary.
Brooklyn.
MISS wHITCoMB'S SCHOOL for young ladies' and
vi children SO Kemsen-st Brooklyn Heights, reopens
september %. Circulars on application by mall.
Mss RoUNDss 5 sgR cE2Hr G2k %IHELS'
Begins sePenbe. 3D. PdrePaTa e f
sage Richardson for special class in Literature.
THE BRooKLYN HhIGTTs din
y 1TIiiS' MISSES Us EIYs school FOR Girls
I4o142 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y.
VIII reopen September sOth.
STEVENS SCHOOL;
TIE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
River-ss, between 9Th and 9th sts. HObOken. N J.
REoPENS SEPT. 23 1891.
Examinations for admission on the 2lst and I'D OF
Full Course Of g. s ssa.i sT s iSs ond Schools
The Rate OF All Glasses $3.50 Yeor, or
$50 per Ter Term N''''
THESE TERMS INCLUDE ALL THE STUDIES.
Catalogues apply the Librarian Of Stevens Institute
Miscellaneous
4 MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL
d tS ana East 6RGg e j. Emily NJ Coz F
A LADY having advanced method of teaching French
"A and other branches would take pupils or q as rs;I,
dies! LH%GGAGIs Tribune Branch 0ficS i.e27 B'way.
A YOUNG LADY, speaking four languages would like
"A position for the morning hours msnesS s sciefene cas-
B BHSrisI Vs. '''N 90 -''''' ''''' O''' -
n IKCU LARS schools both sexes, city and country,
coYRIEEk ;iES $50 is shave ave cor 2othst ''''',
yIRAUs's SEMINARY FOR kindergarten Teachers.
PROT join KRAUs and Mrs. n. RXUS-BOELTE, Piin
For Young Ladies-Country.
G aG5 T a aps
icf college socieiy Native teachers In languages
B as and Day & Board and
@ A' ye course fgD & RR1sia F 9G fSts'
RokDENToWN (N. - COLLEGE for yOuHs women 1 snd
g N on fsq2 T. D G. O SowGN L. P PR
n ATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. MARY,
GARDETSN CITY L ss5 IL N "a ro,r,r,.
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sa 1e are dSS 'S
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS; ENaLEwooD;
eOpens SEPT 24t PepSyaISn for College sS,,,S
Oh 'efun'a'' CAROLINE NJ GERRIsH a B.
r, REV LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, N.Y.-20th year.
iiusfacd crcuiar Rev GEO CROSBY SMITH a. NJ
T. 200 .E Rel Z 6, %o955;
QLpEN HILL EMYARYy 81 YSSns Hdf RF M
ANTE s GIBSON. Associate Principal:
HONE INSTITUTE Tarrytown, n IA boarding and End
cay sept toi for yssnS eSi'iM t 3a wv s T
school for qis suburban. two desirable pupils will DO
received at 'n'-N'' # fSf Efipe' fS
r Wy HALL-HoME AND COLLEGE PREPARA.
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I AKEwooD, NEw%%EEEsssGGY s
circular Ths g aaG schG Se MiggSEs FHRRINGoN
7 IyINGsToN PARK SEMINARY. Rochester. N Y
al.u HS@ q y S@eiSn ad aSso0 s SP
illustrated crcusr MIS- u ID Curtis frhcpai
a LYNDON HALL-FoR YOUNG LADIES.
ADD year College preparation Circulars by mall
SAMUEL WELLS BUCK. A. NJ. Poughkeepsie, N Y
NIIss BULKLEY's BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
A Tor Tarrytown-o Hudson, Will reopen sept 2S
Principals, Miss II. L. Buckley, Miss T. C. Pumley.
| MRS HOTCHKIsS,
SOUTH ORANGE NEWJERSEY.
| M oRRIsTowyt \. J.-sT: HILDA's SCHOOL
M Foa eFRas eoDt Gs sfBf s On Tf9; ESQ
Nj To3 Sov BoAEPEHESGb fdt Ply SCHOOL
Reopens September 16.
| MISS z. ELIzABEfH DAMS School for Young
wi Ladies. MorrisJoVn, NewJersey re0bens Septem.
Der % Terms bend and tuition In English Latin and
| Greek, 5000. Circular application
! N ISIS BIBLINGFS HOME SCHOOL Mohegsn Lake.
vi y. " re0pebs sept. IL Terms $500. Absolutely
| no extras illustrated Circular on application
Mss ANNA p: TowNsENDS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
wi removed from Jamaica, l., l., TO "a Park Place.
| newark. n. J. Year begins sept "a.
ns ISIS DWIGHT's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
| m LAKEWOOD, y. j.,
Will OPEN SEPTEMBER -.