New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

For Boys and Young Men-City.
GUNNER SCHOOL, Introductory q ;.r college e.smi'
EcctT atIn' Eh 9sfi @sooDBDGE DAVIS
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1873 Broadway.
a2d.st-5ch year Sq r%y , Cassesy p,
For Both xes-City.
yVALwoRTH CoLLEGE- .,stenegrarhe AID Commercial
1Gsi jp, r,t Iro ladies; diar.men. SeaI
quarters Munson's photography.
Musical Instruction.
~ RAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
" 1'2 W. o isa;;~ AL fe' SGNuG q ''A'v'
Special terms Tor teachers ard professionals. Graded
course for brg!np.rs. send Cor particulars.
MnTHoFo1lT1tSS 1reE OF MUSIC.
rSnotore '(achel certne,t & Examiners william
b nSd9 ha Fis S1a AiT l''i' a I,.'1 Emilio Ae
% sS E4STd c. b. aa i'a a among hc
A ASaS.s T. w GREENE ccieafy and Trsarc -
and 81 Dast 1ith-st., New-iork.
Brooklyn.
SAnAhY5 A c 1915 6 yca aes sSd
children Prepares for college Reopen sept 20. 1852
'THE BROOXLYH HEIGHTS Seminary. boarding ard
cdees DSy sssSG "a % aa yssi oo SsR
For Young Ladics-Country.
ISHOPTHORPE--A Boarding and Day School fov
course f l. WkLsH rrncipaI. south Bc;lehcsI 'cin.
u OXWOOD SCHOOL FOE GIRLS at old Lyme, UDnn
French Colleg Ir palaOry All tho comforts OF home.
Apply to Boa 10. Mrs II. b. GRiSwoLD.
tNWIGHT SCHOOL for GIRLS, Iaglcwoci. Ncw-Jer.e5.
lep ar'i' ESpae 5 Creighton Eica W. fsrIsr
1SINIRA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
Il Courses Of study Of hrstcass colleges. Electric
lights steam and Astronomical Observatory
ArtS hal Music building Dlr
cHARLE2ss VAS NoKDEN. D. D. rrest' Elmira N. Y
L'ORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
and appointments STAN hat rooms icr 100 young
s SSsa emo and I parly nscnt care Of hah @oas
s@d maE dS 6ng SeeusA Sp % d c A.
i0s' JOS E KING. D. D.. Fort Edward, y. Y.
r. OLDEN HILL sEMlNARY.tOR YOuN,. LADIES,
" brGSR2T CGI is h ESdS 4 L
ivy HALL.-,nOME AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY
Mr. s"g alien lir S' %Hx% Sf r sG,'f d$ n J.
school, FGH Glks COUNTY CONN
MIS- WI. b. BLACK. Patroness:.
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LYNDON sn nAt Swell w2fs ff BUZZ yGenS I N
Poughkeep.ie N. Y.
NJ ISIS BuLKKLLEY,s 81 sSHo % ToE Es GIRLS
Mis- H. L. BULKIEY. Mis-. L. G. PLIMI-ltY, Principals.
MES MEA A SGM00t TGE G GIRLS. and and YoUNp
Languages. CeftAcao admits Welosey ard Vasar.
n YACK SEMINARY SUMMER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
" June - 10 August 81. Fall trn September y.
MRS IAooENE BEkIH0i.F, Principal. -
RE sEMINAHhtyr yrw.yorK
For particular, address Mrs. >. J. LIFE.
SYMMER scnooL FOR GIRLS JgPs e to Aqgp;, a.
r r. SsI .ei sHs S'' 'doNNA
AeSEs SS1o0t A.nAS 81 gnds. nc
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Agnes School
& AMT MARY's SCHOOL. Garden City. Long Island.
- y College preparatory school for Young Ladies.
Miss JULIA II. FARwELL Principal.
TC HE MISSES ANABLE's Boarding and Day School for
young ladies' VIII reopen September 10Th at GO Bayard
St. New:Brunswick. New.Jersey.
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY. Saratoga
L Splngs ~ Y-Thlrly.eighth yfor begin sept n.
Address CHAS. F. DOWD. Ph. D. President.
wv ooDFIELDn BoARDISG SCHOOL AND COL,
1872 Within easy access OF Phlp Two hours from
New.York For Mus catalogue address Principal Of
w ALNUT LANE SCHOOL
Boarding. Day and College Preparatory for Girls.
'0'S Gfeoi B RchAnps ' pHeo. iddre'
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY, A NJ. Associate Principal.
Germantown. Philadelphia
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DELIGHTFUL place for boys spend their vacation.
"a FISHING bathing tennis, cycling study optional Ad.
dress CLINTON 3uRLING, Rugby Summer School South.
u ORDENTowN On. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE,
cAPr r. D. LXNDoS'' 'coaiMiAA.NiDHxr
r ELiENHAM ACADEMY OGONTZ NEAR PhiladeI.
- rrn, rc.1: UneScelei II all that constitute, a
Address JNO. CALVIN RICE, A. M. Prncipsl