The Nation 1884-07-03: Vol 39 Iss 992

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‘The Nation

VOL. XXXIX.—NO. 992. THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1884. PRICE 1o CENTS

Schools. Alphabhetized, ~ sa States ; second, by Towns. CONNECTICUT, LACK HALL "SCHOOL.—A family and Preparatory School for a few boys. Thorough instruction and careful training. given. CHARLKsS G. BARTLETT, Principal.

CONNECTICUT, New Haven nv RS. S. Ll. CADY’S BOARDING AND Day School for Young Ladies.—West End Insti- tute. 15th year commences Sept. 25. Send for Circular.

ConNNECTICUT, Norfolk. . ; . : JOBBINS SCHOOL.—A Family School for day and boarding —_—, Location healthful, buildings new, apptiances first class. Thorough prepa- ration for College and advanced English course. Address Rev. . W. BEACH, Prin. —

INDIANA, Terre Haute OSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. A School of Rngincering, RLES O. THOMPSON, President. MAINE, Portland, 51 High Street. Ms S. THROOP’S ENGLISH AND French School for young ladies and chil- Third year begins September 22 limited to four. MASSACHUSETTS, Andover. BBOT ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA- dies. The es -sixth year opens on Thursday, September 4. For admission apply to Miss PHILENA McKEEN, Principal; for circulars to W. F, DRAPER, An- dover, Mass. Boarding scholars

MARYI LAND, Annapolis, 102 King George St. ; NNAPOLIS FEMALE INSTITUTE. - Mrs. Richard Welsh, Principal. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Children. Will re- “open September 15, 1 MASSACHUSETTS, Bos OSTON UNIVERSITY Law School, EpmunpD H. BENNETT, LL.D. MASSACHUSETTS, Bos NSTIT UTE 0 TECHNOLOG Y. Courses ry, Architecture ete. "Wenstek Watts, seey. try, ure e EBSTER I — ___ FRANCIs A. WALKER, Pres. MASSACHUSETTS, Boston, No. 18 Boylston PI. REPARATION FOR THE IJINSTT- tute of Technology, and general education of bovs. Private School. Fall Term — Wednesday, September 24. ALBERT HALE. _ Address the Dean.

MASSACHUSETTS, Bos ISS PUTNAM "WILL OPEN THE nineteenth year of her Family and Day School for Young Ladies, ay, September 24, 1886, at No. 68 Marlborough Street. Special attention given to tittle irls. Refers. by permission, to Hon. Wm. M. Evarts, rof. A. P. Peabody, D.D.. Cambridge ¥tass.: Rev. Henry A. Coit. D.D., Principal St. Paul’s School Concord, N. H.; and many other eminent scholars. Prospectus sent on — to Princi ae ASSACHUSETTS, CHOOL OF DRA {WING AND PAINT- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.—The fall term of thts school will begin September 29. It is pro- posed, in case a sufficient number of pupils offers, to es- tablish a course of instruction in decorative ‘work. This will consist of lectures on decorative form, and a class in the drawing of ornament under as ial in- structor. Students will be expected to attend on four afternoons in the week. Applications should be made as soon as possible, and not later than October 1, 1834, to W. P. P. LONGFELLOW, Secretary. Museum of Fine arts, Boston. MASSACHUSETTS, Ts, Brai WE THAYER Cd DEM Y. — College preparatory and general course in English Stud- les ¢ and ede ern ee J. B. SEWALL, Head Master. ASSACHUSETTS, Gro ROTO: NV SCHOOL “FOR BOYS.—A g _tmmitod number of scholars will be taken in the autu

lars, addres: _ particu was EN DIC SOTT PEABODY, CHUSETTS, Greenfield. . ROSPE “CT HILL SCHOOL P hud Young 5 ARSONS, Prin. MASSACHUSETTS, Lenox, Berkshire County, school for Boys. Terms $550. Address HarLan aoe Principal. Best of references | MASSACHUSETTS, Quin DAMS ACADE MY. — Third term began April 4, 1884. A few vacant rooms. Address - Dr. WILLIAM EVERETT, Master. Massact HUsETTs, So. Hadley OUNT HOLYOKE SEMINARY.— Four years’ course for women. Laboratories, | cabinets, and art gallery. Liorary ~alh 10,000 volumes, Board and Tuition $175 a year. Addre

Miss BLANCHARD, Prin., So. Hadley, Mass. MassacHu SETTs, S. W illiamstown, Berkshire Co. REYLOCK INSTITUTE.—A Prepara- ZT tory School for Boys. Terms, $450. Catalogues on on application. _ GEORGE F. MILLS, Principal. — MASSACHUSETTS, 5, We est Bridgewater. OWARD COLLEGIATE Institute.— Boarding and Day Sc moot for Girls and Young Women. Address the ey ipa HEL M PGi, Ph.D., Graduate of oo tH Coll, Boston Univ., and Newnham Coll, C ambridge, England. MASSACHUSETTS, West Newto VEST NEWTON E ‘NGLISH AND ; Class Schools.—'the 32d School Year of this Family and Day School for Boxe and Girls will begin Sept. 1 17, 1884. eu. at dress" NaTH'L T. ALLEN, MICHIGAN, Orchard ICHIGAN MILI T: ARY ACADEMY. —A thorough Classical and Sctentific School. Graduates admitted to University upon diploma. Loca- tion, 26 miles from Detroit; pleasant and healthful. For ‘catalogue address Lieut. i. A. SCHROEDER, Fourth ery. = S. Army, Adjutant. EW Hampsiire, Portsmouth. THE BLE VENTH YEAR OF MISS A. C. Morgan’s well-known School for Young La dies will commence September 24, 1884. Early applica- tion is desirable, NEw JERS cRSEY, New E Brupswick, 13 Livingston A Ave. a Ld ae SSES ANABLE’S English 7 French Boarding and Day School for You our dies and Children will i reopen September 17.

EW YORK, Albany. soos 1 LB. ANY LAW SCHOOL. — FAL, Term begins Sept. 2, 1884. For Circulars ad- dress the Dean, Horacr E. SMITH, i L.D., Albany, N.Y. New York, Aurora, C ayuga Take. ELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LA- dies. Full Collegiate course. Music and Art. Session begins Sept. 10, 1884. Send for Cata'ogue. £.S . FRISBEE, D. D.. President. — New York, Buffalo. _~ ISABELLA WHITE, onn., hee assumed charge of St. Margaret's Sehool, Buffalo N N.Y. Until Sept. 1 Miss White should be addressed at Butler, Pa. New York, Canandaigua. YORT HILL, a Home-School Number lumited to 12. Terms &600. lars, address Rev. JAMES HATTRIC K LEE. New York, Fort Edward. : yORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE IN- stitute. ee oo new buildings, steam heated, with superb Chapel, Class and Society rooms. Board- ing accommodatio ons, 120; aver enrolments, 200 per term ; 12 teachers. Graduating urses for ladies and gentlemen: Classical, Scientific, College preparatory, and Commercial. 40 graduates this year from 10 of the States. 30 free lectures yearly—Ait, Oratory, Music 27th year, Sept. 15. Address Jos. E. Kixo, D.D- New York, Ithaca. P WE CORRESPONDE NCE UNIVER: sity.—Instruction at home in all subjects that can be taught by correspondence. Thorough teaching by direct communication with eminent specialiste, for

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shorter or longer periods, and he any locality. Apply to the Secretary, LUCIEN A. Wa “New Yorx, Nanuet, ew Co. UNTRY HOME.—A_ small family, without children, offer a good home and best of care for two or three children, or tnvalids. Tuition for children if desired. Terms moderate. Highest refer- ences. Address Box &, , Nanuet, N.Y. New Yors, ‘Poughkeepsie. ASSAR COLLEGE.—A FULL COL- lege course for women, with special and pre- paratory courses and courses of Music and Art. Ten ny and twenty-two teachers; Library. Observa- > ratory, Museum, and scientific collections, — ou fac "ST éacpWee, liberal education. , D. D.. President.

New York, Saiem. Z. PAUL'S “HALL.—A happy Home onee for 14 boys under 14. Four instructors.

mappa Theol. School, Cambridge, Mass. % ___ Women. Established in 1869. J.C. ENOX ACADEMY.—A_ Preparatory ASSACHUSETTS, Ply mouth. R. KNAPP'S” HOME SCHOOL for | Boys.—Next (seventeenth) school year begins September 19. Yorx, Suspension Bridge. VEAU. x COLLEGE —Prepares fer the Universit ete. Terms, $350 per annum. WILFRED H. Mcwro, A.M., President. 45

New York, Syrac nse. "EBLE SCHOOL. — BOARDING School for Girl. Under the supervision of the Rt. Rev. F. D. Huntington, & T The fourteenth school-year begins Wednesday, Sept. 10th, 1884. Apply two iss Mary J. Jackson New Yorx, Trov. VVIL, MECHANICAL, AND MINING Engineering at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Lnat! tute. The oldest engineeriog school in America. Next term begins September 17t The Register for 1884 contains a list of the graduates for the past JY vears with their positions; also course of study, requirements expenses, etc. Address Davin M. GREENE, lirector Onto, Cincinnati. JSS STORER AND MISS LUPTON 4 will reopen their School Sept. 24, 1884) Toey aim to lay the foundation of a sound general education or to prepare pupils for the Harvant examination or any college open to women. For cireulars or any further information inquire, in person or by letter,at the School house, No. 166 West Seventh Street. Onto, Cinetnnatl. ] OUNT AUBURN YOUNG LADIES d Institute, Cincinnatt Family and Day Schoo! Beautiful location; large grounds. Thorough secbotar ship; best Music and Art advantages. Fall session opens Sept. 24. For circulars, address H. THANE MiILcer, Pree’ (PENNSYLVANIA, Jermantown, ADAME CLEMENT'S SCHOOL 4 (1857-1884) for young ladies and little irks. 27th ‘year begins Sept. 18. Miss BE. CLEMENT, Princtpal, PEXNSY! VANtA, Philadelphia, 18) Pine Street ISS ANABLE'S English and French Boarding and Day School tor. . feet, F. ~ sta, Ogonts. : ( GON CHOOL FOR YOUNG LA- dies.— airty fifth year of this School (Chest nut St. Semina.,\ the second at Ogonts, Jay Cooke's beautiful country seat near Philadelphia, will com mence September 24th. Principals—Misses Boxxry and DruLarr. ReENNETT and EastwaNx Address letters to Ogontz, Monteomery Co.. ve grams to York Road Station, North Penna. R.R : tele- Presrivams, Philadelphia, Norwood Avenue. RS. WALTER D. COMEGYS and Miss P5 MB. EF reopen, sept i —— Rope Isiaxp, Providence. ae RE. NDS’ BOARDING SCHOOL FOR both sexes. Established in 1819 La gy ns September 3. S84. Address AUGUSTINE JONES, i TNIVERSITY OF VWIRGIN/IA.—Sum- mer Courses in Mathematics and Engineering, July 7, 1884, to Sept. 1, 1884. Wa. M. THornTox, Prof. Bagincest ring. Virerxia, University of Virginia P.O. mover, 52 Grosse Miseiit HILKEN ’S jet my Address H. G. Hitgen, Box ~ SHORT “ROU TE TO ‘LO: NDON, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD MAIL S. S. LINE. The steamers of this Com will sail every Wednes- day -— Saturday from from reasen Pier, foot of Third en. OF ees TO em DOE, HAVRE, AND RA Ry Wednesday ausuet ot Cabin, $100 to 6150; 2d Cabin, g60, By y Saturda steamer—I at Cabin, $75; 2d Cabin, $50. Steerage at lowest rates. OELRICHS & CO., Acrnrts, 2 Sowting Green. HE BUREAU OF RE VISION EDITS authors’ —_ Sent the res Compilations made for publishers. Dr. Trrv ‘OaN, 110 E. 56th S8t., N. ¥