New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
Jnstrntilou.
For Young Ladies.-Country.

| Jnstrnrtlon.
| For Young Ladies.-Country.
| n We SEMINARY RYE. NETWORK
MRS. $. j. LIFE
ct. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ALBANY n a., h;n
study for graduation Special studies may Dc
or full collegiate MISS For fPas''
| - UMMER SCHOOL. YOUNGSTOWN. y. J.-st; Hiisa.
schoo o girls j y "a s $500 'e &c
| TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY. saratosa spring, ~ =:
n"t a 1d R9Hss, DoD Pr Pr D
UHE BAoUET INSTITUTE. SHORT HILLS. y, J.
french GERMAN and English school Of the highest
order for girls 4 FR2 aF ssrff
TIE cATHrDe aak6 ScNO 9E4q OF e. ST y NARY
ana Art College Preparatory and Elective Courses Of
Study Ms: jGA p f. F%R SSf:e Principal
TUE MISSES ANABEs ENGLISH 5ds rxENGH a1d
i5r circulars,
THE GIRLS LATIN SCHOOL. BALTIMORE.
EXCLUSIVELY COLLEGE PREPARATORY.
Next will begin September i7th 1891 Programs
gent application
THE WOMAN's COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE.
JOHN F. GOuCHER PRESIDENT.
Next session will begin September 18th. 1894 Programs
sent APPLICATION
T,HE ossGNING SCHOOL FoR GIRLS slns sins;oon.
i the-Hudso7 Miss C. c. Fuller. Principal. 9Th
year. Begin September 10
TIE CAMBRIDGE e&MS SfH99h M n9E YOUNG LADIES'
Advantages Of M RfaR G& :'f the i p.o,s
sNVOODFIFLD"
w Boarding School and College Preparatory for Girls
c ~; Sqa' 'W@obFIrfD" Logan pha CO.. Pa.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
boarding lay and College F[span,oTy for girl S sss
louise TRACY A NJ. Asssclai. i,rlns9;al r,.,.,,.
w Hartford (.uourbs. Connecticut
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er. Mrs. Louis Agassiz. Mrs Alice Freeman Palmer
For Both Sexes Country.
= HAPpAQ-A MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. Chappaqua
Yort baarins School FOR boys ami srls under
of Friends.
+ LAvERAcN COLLEGE AND HUDSON RIVER IN
sTTTyTE e3hfuxy ard eeagtfuy oesea In ss
thorough and Systematic education TO boys girls
b; M9e ' F % e hsh sas ''' year
Row. 4. H. FLACK. A NJ. President. Claverack. n Y.
ERlENps SCHOOL FOR BOTH sEXgcs.Founasa IN
nominations Thorough work in English Science Classics
ir-GrsTiXE ZONES LIB. Providence r. l.
GLENwoop coLIEGlATE I,;sTLr' , ard rr E.1
s'rie' Music art dorm languages Strong faculty
jACTlErTsTOwN INSTITUTE Young men prepared
II fr college or hueir-.s Ladies' college Music. art.
~'cuf0n boat building - cllss steam heat electric
.hfs. mountain spring water: two RyWrasuus graniY
heated Illustrated caial0gle free. GEO. H. WHITNEY.
D. H.. President Hacksttst w. y. !.
HOME CARE snd FOR Young boys and girls:
- year h-gns Sept l.. children fnr during
summer. Mrs ID. y SELLEG. Nevburg. = !
u EDDIE INSTITUTE HIGHTrrOWN. y. J.-B1th
4 Prepares f1r college Teach ne Business thor
0ugh In German Fren"h Music Art; 2Tth year opens
Sop. I'm Rev. JOSEPH r. PERRY. Ph. y. Prin
W;SLEYAN A"ADEMY-BOTH SEXES-Nlns Courses
w Specialists N Classics and Music Enlarged
nsures superior Advantages moderate expense
18th year opens Sort 70 lS9l For catalogue address
Rev. VI. r. NEwrrsrr. Prin..
Wiibraham Mass
Europe
HOME school. FOR CHILDREN.
Lady living 10 miles from London. a large country
house win surrounding gardens heaifhy
received limited ~ children
BOARD and Educate from parts. Terms. $3.50
$500 Inclusive. Highest references
Letters addressed NJ p. South Wead.
brentwood. Essex. England.