New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-20
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vJ,HE PACKARD CoLIEGE
VIII continue. after tho anniversary Of Tuesday even
ing until Friday IN June. when 10 will close
two-month-' vacation. opening again Tues.
cay morning. sept. 5. Last September there rush
Tor carly rats presumed that this dnicul,y win
be maCnned the present The beat way % avoid
Inconvenience VIII be- TO apply carly. seats ar given
ln the orfr Of application 1t must be r"mem' errd.
however the instruction Is Individual. students
who come IN later. room. viii have equa a.
tcn,on In fact one leading IN. school is tia.
students enter at any time tn tuition being rcck-
N1ei OF entrance. n IL known OF Pack
ard- College that II the educational institutions
Of this country In IL recognition Of individuals. There
Ia students. running them through In
fashion, but each student Is hei 10 personal
accountability. and has personal recognition Tb- fact
clearly forth In te methods adopted. all Of which
Is delightfully."- and frankly stated the lttl book .oxcn
Of yesterday this column - Familiar Talk on Brsl
ness Education" This pamphlet win be ready for
distribution by middle Of week ana BE- had
by addressing y y PA,hARD
I0l Fast 23dst. New.York.
For Both SeScs-City.
THE RERLIrz SCHOOL OF LANGnAGEs: Madison
instruction 10 French. German &c also preparation for
college.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
sss s sS%s1sg s
ADDRESS Yew.ioK Business College. I2Stn.ss. n. Y
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 80 wes, SOth..t.-
rnil f&sDiFI hp rA D.
For Young Ladies-City.
RoAEDING AND pay SCHOOL ZOE GIRLS No ~ 90. oo7
r1Saa caa as Of ~ a anu Mr. wanted next year
~ HE MISSES cRINNELIIs pay s.no0t girls
Primary academic ana COLLEGIATE drpi.; r. '4t'''t'
NJADEMOIsELIE vELTIN,
AVA DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FROM KINDERGAETEN TO COLLEGE. SPECIALLY
CONSTRUCTED FIRErEooF SCHOOL BUILDING
100 AND l02 WEST 1THsr.
NJ rs E51 H#,H1Fs ASR Mi 5H0nS:Gs
?: ana 81 East S;t''i Msw,io ,s,aomls and
Collegiate Department.. Special 'tudcnts admitted
vi no'5d W., s9 ss p1 s. sf ass tss GI"'
3 oa4 D. dsS saS
:" more than eight pupils constitute any class
M . ssaSS '' sI. WI a 's9a os '' Primary
sH sxEA Tf 10 an f9E Gn F' e T'' ' i~
Al lew YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE. .ssth.st., y. y
AZ orsnsns. a'y or s's Mo S 81 s "a
fRT Of q July sh 1898 Boarding sH
baS.v nAe D % Parsons Vss
r' Ada't ssd p Ea; hh S S Ssw :TS
Primary ssSss.y .aa Fest esss ssasS Boarding and D.,
English university entrance examinations.
Sq,h year S.sS, 9e's mR55TNS5IHAMEEgr NJ Head
Master Will be SD st. daily, except Saturday
from until u TO sce parents and receive applica
Lions for the next year.
THE MISSES ELY'S SCHOOL FUR GINS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
18th and SOth Sts. New-York.
TVHE MISSES GRAHAM tsueces.ors to The Misses
girls at the NEW IoeStc e Wo 72d cor X%st cor
| damsve aud Sherman square. October 4. 1883.
| ~ AN NOKMAN INST. Founded 1891
b. l.. of West Eid.ave. ana 7lss-st
Principal. Nine VAN NORMAN.
brooklyn.
1T. GATHERINGS HALL Diocesan school for Girls
- 2s0-292 wsshington.a,e Brookiyn, NJ X; Choice Of
three courses for graduation. SPECIAL studies may
ST; cATHERINEfs. In the mountains. Recreation
| Address the pPEEIOR. 292 Washngtona,c- brooklyn
y. Y.
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country
A DIRONDACKS! CAMP CEDAR.-Suminer school for
"A ten boys under 10 years OF age June 20 TO Sept T.
r. d. MoNTANYE. Trenton. N. J.
| ID REV. Il. II. LANDON, PRINCIPAL
CAPT r. d. LANDON. cOMMASDANT
| CHEL.TEyHAM MILITARY ACADEMY. Ogontz near
~ lhlladelphia. Ia. Hcprrsitd bi its Graduates In
Harvard Yale Princeton. Cornell Amherst University Of
Pa, lafayette and West Point Trinity. Lehich and
JOHN CALVIN RICE. Principai
" neld Co., Cohn.-sccond opens June Is. Terms
and particulars from Rev, n. THOMSON, Canaan Conn