New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
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For Rows end Young Men.-City.

n, n THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.
i sr. When | said yesterday that should rue ~,
hobby TO the end Of days. unless Ro' ~~ ~~ ,
took pains TO infer that my hobby was not wri'hs "'
,r,ise,,on,s for The Tribune. much line lnH'
IL n, hobby Of mine: and do It very reiuc'an"'' -
could get the IDEAS into the heads OF the p''p' wiz"
this trouble expense. would do H. lhere ~ "'D
reason why | should like to avoid tho reputation u "
,r,,sor I, fila nv Office with advertising agents that
I have not time sccand really don't care 10 see ~
s so hard to make understand that am "o'hs NY
alvoriis, ,ng In my way ana doh he'n any '
fron, the outside. | know my advertisements are AZ
tractive and that they add II not ITO the sayeV
,,tions q, least TO con'enporaneous inter"sts-wh'n
is another fine phrase; but you can see Tor Yourf' ~
an article written for The Tribune alone "oud "o' u"
So well for any other paper. unless the address WIS
cEanrel and that I cannot do am sure oi one '""s
however that my articles Will all be- read by the So
lcitors"-anl they are mean lot. Ana occasloha'N
they fau the hands u the right persons anu ia
f. what | am after. What would really Ike 20 Nn'" ~
that the readers The Tribune. rule look AZ e
Advertising columns: this class OF people %
know that there school in this country wher" th'5
can send BOYS and girls with dead certainty Una"
they Will le looked after There are not many openings
ar pr,snt good time to look out Tor IN" ia''
The best ''''' ''''''''N '''' s s. PACKARD.
>,o,r.y,-, ,pru - iol East 23d 81
r. NrvEnsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 52 West li. 56h-s T.,
S aary 4T rpaT dpar men S6 Fur pupils received
Musical instruction.
Ar lI2 EAST ISTII-sT. Formerly on itlhst
Nrw YORK CONSERVATORY or MUSIC
- ' BETWEEN iTII-NVE and IRVING PLACE.
The FAMOUS M SIr SCHOOL ..., ,.,,,.,, ,,,.,,,r q,
cor BEGINNERS. Tor AlpN AN.rrn ''''
'' POSITIONS PROVIDED for GRADUATES.
OPEN DAILY ........... SPRING TERMS 'onmehclhs
vrTTROrOIITAN COLLEGE of MUSIC .
wi LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMr,,isn -
u.sder CO department dent students DuDIsf
I;t-CK Pres Albert Ross Parsons. Nice-fres' III. W.
''''"' 10 & 81 EAST iiTHsT.. NEw-YoRK
For Boys and Young Men.-Country
II OKDENToWN ~. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. r. II. LANDON. PRINCIPAL
CAPT r. i. LANDo.' COMMANpANt.
v,rMwoOD SCHOOL FOR RoYs At Milford. Conn -,
IL Parents who unfortunate In the management p,
fhelr sons well prom by the ADVANTAGES onr,rd
/, my school, the school l. IN session curing e en'e
~, ' FRANK ~ HOWE. Supt
4, EEIIIyLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. y j., 5oth yeM
j lly. Brardng school. Primary. College Preparatory
I.s!nefs Course. Shorthand Typewrtng Ie!esraphy.
a,.KE YOvESfLF \ MINE FOREMAN. .uperin.
Sl engineer fcoa inctal Or srccr-shl
q, spcctr ~ de, iile hours b. HOME STU DY ~
tho cthol Q, popfcnce School OF Mines Srah
begin. stud.rts need only know how w. reai
srd write Nol'rat" 'larer~- sea f'r Hee 'r'"ir'
nq,prrWOOp INSTITUTE Concortv" Pa-sle2 pcr
W wear 4 school of the best % inius'
with cnerRv AMI 20 wake boys to IN" duuS o hie
ioys under T. years tc2 p'vs can remain during the
summer vacation. J :HORTLtDGE Naie1. ~ NJ Prin.