New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

Resident pupils received Sixth year October third CIR
NIIss MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS.
FINISHING CLASSES IN HIGHER ENGLISH.
III WEST 5sTH STREET.
MISS ELIZABETH L. KoUEs
MI girls October second Graded primary to
academic special courses. 10 Eas, '2tn-s'. -
MISS GARDENERS HOME AND. DAY SCHOOL foi
Sept, 70 IS E lslsT-sr.
MRS. GRAHAM YoUNGs. 49,, c,...
Tor lille BOYS ' ~ 49, 45th-s,.
M s &C %HsT F9 s5rf GIET.s'
Formerly ~ East 7sth-st.
w.. DA4 n sGHo2h rSG R academic.
Class for boys in the primary department.
Mss JULIA A. wlLEY msny ; ysSTs at M5s Sy
suases. and private classes. l31 West 7oth-s,
SoA s p PG HNB BAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
''' 7aS Madison-avc. Nev.York
Mss "a .sY Ms9:os s xv.sss Reopen. October sd
Resident Pupils. Coree. preparation
Mss WALKERS SCHOOL FOR ,, GIRLS.
pupil, under f0q5,ss9 yhs t,ns.1
'f POST -or aH begin: November list
NJADEMOGsELIE RUEL
&c East 5Gthst.. near Madlson-ave
SCHOOL OF THE SISTERS OF THE cHrncH; a.,
td Sn@ss' HS %ns charge ss.1 and aaas
ST MARY's SCHOOL Episcopal
Adare-. the 0 sisTER siTERIoR las, .ch'
SCHOOL FOR cHILDREN Win Kip q sn,.Ty Re-
V''"' Music Hall 57,hs,. and :,h-av..
THE MISSES ELY.s SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
MvE Fl,s Id3 p pr I;,..,, S.u.Yorx.
Will Reopen October 3D.
THE MISSES MOSES.
L BOARDING AND DAY school. FOR GIRLS.
NOS 6i7 AND $40 MADIsoN-AVE.
New-York city.
Prepares for Barnard and other college.
'THE MISSES GRAHAM. ,. c
Boarding and day fA %s at "a & Sherman
vT,HE RACKET SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SO East 54th
/ 81. Miss ELLEN f. LEARNED. Prnc pal.-2ai year
begins oct. = Once hours. HOO 10 ll:I3.
Fay and day school Tor girls, saa year third
KIac saa,en for Hoys and girls 90 Yves, .oh Street,
1I,HE MISSES MERINGTON.
French and E9sf nS Sh %H.n1 near sh
kindergarten 9f' fss; . ssiS.,
THE MISSES GRiNNEL1!s
DAY S 30 E%si 5 l1h GIRLS
Reopens Oct T. kindergarten. Oct 10 Fifteenth Year
THE ARI'XDEI.T. SCHOOL FOR Girls Seventh year.
H'0''"' se''em Ms En- s l %fE .fS'Hfa wes,
w F4s n. ? SS44dF@s H WITHIN: yAS NOR
WEE. S MHR4Hk sF THoMr s IHs9s Primary
preparatory 2s w@s, Endave 7shs
80, q ss F FHh 'F's s @x Niy13It onrsoxs
rnIASH S$n $S$ hs$AHAroHr
Entrance 80 Fast SIN street ..,,u.,.,
vel sa'sS ad
Specialists in charge.
Numbers limited Poopens Oct. Nh.
For Boy. and Young Men-City
ID ARMAND SCHOOL.
ID III AND WEST 125THsT
NINTH YEAR BEGINS SEPT. ~
Prepares for college busIn.ss Primary. intermediate
and high rchoo deps Individual attention 70 nTk ,@cs
Ca,aiosuc' BINDING Now open for in,pecton
BERKELEY s sc 70 i WEST 4ru.sr
The autumn hall begins TUESDAY. october a. -
Notice given TIA, he Faculty has been AUGMENTED to
a ne~ stone %a coase has been built t;
chdo f"fS@s q Se Dh Ge aS
T"ns T c s VIII be- r "nH in a mod
cling knife cutting designing and wood work - ., =.
the school house to meet parents
CoILEGIATE scHooI,-For Boys. Founded 1893
/. C. Myga't L. II. D.. Head Master.
--' REorENs sErTEMnER 27rII.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE OF DIR. J. SACHS.
~ SCHOOL FOR BOYS
81 WEST 59TH-sT..
PEOPENS MONDAY. SEPT "a. 1904
THOROUGH PREPARATION FOR ALL COLLEGES;
SPECIAL COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
| (,oIUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL. las, YEAR
"a AND SO EAST 5lsT-sT.
sGS@ or rEHANAT'oG E?N NJ
SASIG% no EXTRH tTAfdESx
T. H. CAMPBELL. a. NJ. rr"'PA'
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE wcs, 72i-s; and wes,
u Endave. Goth year commences Sept. 81 Prepara-
commercia department military drill playground
gymnasium. boarding pupils received illustrated c'ta-
''s''' VI EDWIN FOWLER NJ d: 4.
u students admitted without condition.: lessons PIT
highest high 'G ~
CHAPN C0IEGATE scH b%r. F2M R3Ys
7 81 sS shss'I 5EA 4 hHo,%s F1's
Ntaf r %ss 9,G St, and Columbus
conditions Of first qard FOR r, Soy s AHdre'
GLASS FOR BOYS % East 54thst. rcopens october
Circulars sent on a'RRMfse'Mss s s''e GRNSE
DnlsLER SCHOOL,
REoPENs; MONDAY; OCT; IsJ.
DEE. Lyons CLASSICAL school, o.,
limited o hirty,nve. Primary Department
+. G. IRELAND Sass FOR noys
% West 4cd-st Reopens October l.
"' rHiTsfy REfARGGMEST. '