New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29

situations for many years that the SCHOOLS ha''
become important feature OF the village ~
Iolbrook's Military School IL an oldestapnsheu
place OF learning. charmlngly located on III"
comma nding a view OF the Hudson River from the
Highlands to the Palisades The school grounus
cover twenty acres OF beautifully diversified iahn
Parade grounds. athletic fields. level plains an"
sloping lawns surround the weapponted schooi
building.
The Rev. DR. D. A. Holbrook is the principal OF
the school. and Dudley b. Hobrook and Henry -
Holbrook are the associate principals.
St Johns School IL another old institution i's
nftieth term will begin on September ~ Inc sc"oo'
is d roomy comfortable structure. from the uppe'
porch OF which there Is a glorious view Oh wv
Hudson valley. Its managers are careful OF Inc
comfort of the pupils. and with that end IN we"
do not oyercrowd the school. which VIII accomino-
date about sixty pupils AT the head OF the schoo,'
az managers and Instructors. are Henry J. i$ai,;;
a graduate OF Christ College. Cambridge. and Emu
berg Under their direction the system Oh svIy h
schools Mr.. Lya.rs mother and Mrs. Menaei haro
charge OF the household department ana 80 ,o, mi,s
becomes "a home" to the boys who are Pup''S
there l., a..
heart Of the village Was established In lsZo ior IN, h
purpose OF providing in sing sing a school OF tnr
for college or university or for active business NE
and where the influences thrown around me SUI
dents should be such 10 inspire sentemaniy con"
The large stone building erected in 1872 since
and 1t Is now ore OF the besi-equipped scnoois ~
the country. IL is conducted under the direction OF
the regents OF the University. and rs board 81 81
Trustees consists Of residents OF the village = -,
Brusic and A. r. Emory are the principals OF the
academy. 49,, =,
The Crest. J. Howe Allen principal is another OF
Sing Sings schools The building stands IN a PARK
OF five acres high and finely cultivated groun"'
with fine view OF the river and surrounding coui-
try The system OF education may be CLEANED 10
some extent from what Mr.. Allen says on tho sun
Ject: Il have cndeavored to keep in view the iact
that boys have bodies we'll as minds. hearts as
well intellect. and that any system IN when
either Of these is neglected must, of necessity ana
to that degree. be defective The course AT the
Crest school - i've years.
The Ossining seminary is boarding and day
school for girls. which il under tho general super
vision OF council largely composed OF eminent
friends OF education. who have business IN
I'm the institution and no financial RESPONSE
b!lty for IT, The course OF study ranges from the
kindergarten TO the highest branches. and the
hearty Endorsement which tho school receives
from those who have attended there and from
their parents is the best proof OF It's excellence
Miss Fuller Is the principal. and among the mem
bers OF the faculty are Miss Wilson. Miss Nara
more. Miss Morcn., Miss Won Brelsi. Mss Heppe
on Earl Wicks. Miss Myra \. Daley. Miss R.ego
and Miss Knowiton The school stands in large.
we'll shaded grounds. commanding charming
view and occupies commodious building.
fully planned and thoroughly built expressly ior Its