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INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTIOJ*.
LN8WCTION.
CHOOL
RATES AND
AVERAGE EXPENSES
A Practical Aid to the Choice of a University, College or School?A Comparative Exposition of a Number of
High Class Private Institutions?Told in Eight Chapters.
81CCK8S OF ORAJ>CAT?!--CHArrr* EMMBT IN THIS I?IBS-WOI APPEAR SEPT? M BE* ?M.
CHAPTER
SEVEN
rORDHAM UNIVERSITY F2S,Dv.?M
rtffi LAW SCHOOL.
The course of the School of .Law is three years for the degree of Bachelor of Laws, and
a four year course for the degree of M?aster of Laws. The Case system is followed in this
?iooL Students may choose either the day or the evening course. The courses are parallel
j of the same excellence. The Moot Court is so well conducted that distinguished Justices,
??eu of tne Appellate Division, have frequently presided. A special course on New Jersey
Practice is given for the benefit of students from our neighboring State.
Students of the Law School have had notable success at the State Bar Examinations.
THOMAS J. McCLUSfcEY, S. ?J., President
BROOKLYN C?LIXGL
(The College of St. Francis Xavier)
1125 CARROLL STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Rates and Average Expenses.
A Day Jesuit College for Young Men. Instruction of the finest quality is given at a minimum expenditure. Registration, $5;
TsJDon, per quarter, $25; Athletic Fee, $1; Library Fee, $1; Laboratory Fee for Chemistry and Physics, $10 each; Mechanxal
Drawing Fee, $10. No incidental expense?. Sound scholarships founded upon the solid basis of Jesuit Methods.
Far catalogue and registration blank address,
REV. FATHER JOSEPH H. ROCKWELL, S. J., President
Collrgr of ?eto Encolle "W
1 EXPENSES: Tuition, $150; board, $300; total,
$450. Music. Instrumental or Vocal, $60 per
year. Embroidery, $40 extra. Very few other
expenses.
COLLEGE OF NEW ROCHELLE, New Rochelle, N. Y.
All Hallows Institute
13-15 West 124th Street
NEW YORK CITY
Christian Brothers of Ireland
TUITION: High School. $100 per year
Grammar Department. 80 per year
Luncheon. 80 per year
Instrumental Music (optional). 16 per year
Laboratory Work in Science . 5 per year
Athletics . 3 per year
No other extra charges. Catalogue upon application. REV. BROTHER J. I. DOORLEY, Principal.
The Raymond Riordon School
On Chodfkee Lake,
Highland? Ulster County, N. Y.
Bear in mind that this School is Financially Sound, Academically Approved, Properly Equipped, and has an
Accredited Faculty. Furthermore, the appointments of the place,?well-furnished rooms with running water in
each room; a proper and high standard of diet; cleanliness everywhere,?all unite to make for the comforts of the
body as well as for the training of the mind.
CHARGES?Board, Lodging, Books, School Supplies, Laundry, Cobbling, Barbering, Tailoring, every item
of clothing.$800
Board, Lodging, Books, School Supplies.$600
SEE THE SCHOOL FOR YOURSELF OR SEND FOR CATALOG.
Parents may live at the School Inn if they wish.
LEWIS AND WILLOUGHBY AVENUES, BROOKLYN
HT HE annual tuition is $100 in all departments except the Commercial, in which the
* tuition is $60. Gymnasium Fee $5. Laboratory Fee $10 per year.
Extension Courses?30 hour courses, $10?60 hour courses, $15?90 hour courses, $20.
Visitors Cordially Invited to Inspect the College Buildings. Write or Call for Prospectus
College of St. Elizabeth CONVSTJsLATI0N
Tuition, $150; Board (without room), $250; private rooms from $100
to $70, according to size and location. Laboratory Fee, $10; Piano and
use of Instrument, $80. Vocal Music, $100. Other extras, very few.
For particulars address, REV. MOTHER SUPERIOR.
ST. ANN'S ACADEMY
lor BOYS
Lexington Avenue, 76th to 77th Street*,
NEW YORK CITY.
I
S PRACTICALLY within the means of all. Am we wish to extend
the unusual advantages offered by St. Ann's to all. the rates are:
Regular boarders, $280; day boarders, $100 to $140; day students,
$50 to $70, according to grade. The Gymnasium and Library fees?
$ 10 and $2?are required of all.
The Day Boarding Department is A NEW SYSTEM OF SCHOOL
originated by St Ann's as being the best suited for the New York Boy. A DAY BOARDING SYSTEM whereby the boy may
stay at the school from 8.30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Besides being provided with time to do his home lessons and with proper exer?
cise and recreation, the boy is safeguarded from the many moral and physical dangers of the street. BOARDERS are also
received because many parents do not care to have the boy sent too far away. BROTHER DACIANUS, Director.
Boys can be visited often without loss of time or money. Entrance, 153 East 76th Street.
prfendsSemlnary Friends S??_o?I
m to m test 1Mb St.. ?O to 118 Schermerliorn St..
New Yor* Brooklyn. N. Y.
Kindergarten and Preparatory Schools
for Girls and Boys
Individual instruction. Regulsr course includes LANGUAGES,
MUSIC, ART, MANUAL TRAINING. Urge playgrounds. NON
SECTARIAN. CATAL0CUE SENT ON REQUEST
?MLT PRODUCING CLASSES
M_. fayr Mtn Tau?ht by Men m ?
?U'i Way?cutting out .11 round
?Wut mslhrxis and almin? for resulte
-??H) ?or booklet ri subjects that '?
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DANCING TEACHERS
S? MMi-o m claas the BALANCEIXO,
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???v.? (Mr. CheUfs new composition?.
?"?S-Saxill, Ta-ta?. I.ulu-Kedo, Bra
fSw teikm. l'aalowa ?.av.tte and the
*?*?* VTANUAROIZKIl DANCKS.
S?-* Uttfht dally (rom 10 to 12, Sept.
?? *> OcUb.r ?, personally by
LOUIS H. CHALIF
? B?>Ma?S-*ajl.
th? Russian Imperial
IJ ? . -_. Principal of th. Chelif
'**"*?*?? Sehool of Dancing.
,.***?? ee^Jl???private classes and
*Ssa?M far adults and ehildren.
? WIST 4SKD BTf. Tel. Bryant B58S.
Whiter academy
asM*C "!?/*?*?' ?or * Mmll.il number of
"?E ?!?_?*??? ?ntraoce. Coll.?? pre
" aSfssal-ralUtary. Careful training.
, ?5??5?H* Write for particular?
1 sts?sjs. New Tor?.
Day and Evening Classes
Beginning September 21
Educational Department
Stenography and Typewriting,
Dressmaking. Millinery, Cooking,
Kngll-h. Art. Elocution. Mandolin and
Guitar, Literary Club, Reading Clubs.
Gymnasium
well-?qu.pped gymnasium for
women and girls. Drills. Folk
Dances. Gamea, Basket Ball, Tennis.
Harlem Branch, Y.W.C. A.
74 West 124th Street
Mr. Oscar Duryea
announce? his return from Europe
and recommends
The "D. V." and
The "DURYEA FADO"
(Fei Trot)
aa the best new danoes for adults, and
The 'TA-IAO" an* "EOUU WILT
(or children.
THE OSCAR DURYEASCHOOLS
47 Watt .2nd Street.
U) mxI M< West U*Dd fctreet.
Telephone? ?111. ?-12 Col. (II? Audubon.
Catalogues Mnt_
THE BEKUTZ SCHOOL OF LAMGUAOIU,
Madison Square < 112? Broadway)
lUrl-u! Braii<-h, .41 Uno? ?te., near li?ih St.
Brooklyn Branch, ?U-??0 Livingston St,
-New Cl?eee C?ataatly Fi-ata?.
CONSCRV-TORT Of MUSIC
w-? Jeannette M. Thurber. Founder
IS? Wert ma mU Maw York.
The Y. M. C. A.
Day Schools
NOW OPENING
Education at Coet.
AssociaMon Business Institute
Commrrrlal Stenographie
23d St. Preparatory School
College anr> Recente Preparatory
High School end Grammar School
These schools represent the
united efforts of business men to
provide the best training possible
for young men preparing for
Business, for College, or for the
Professions.
Sixty Evening Courses Also
Send for Catalogs
^23dSt.Y.n1.C.l?5S:
PRATT INSTITUTE
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
DAY CLASSES
OPEN SEPTEMBER 23
EVENING CLASSES
OPEN SEPTEMBER 30
FREDERIC B. PRATT. Secretary.
NEW YORK Pay School 174 Faltoa St.
LAW SCHOOL Evening School N. Y. City
Near courte and lawyer?' offices Choice of
A. M. or I' M. or Evening Classes "Dwlght
Method" of Instruction, using treatises,caaes,
etc Three years' couree Send for csta.ogue
No SO <IKi>u<JB CHA8E. Dean.
Na?-_a- Ynrlt 91 Thr"* <?*??*?--?'??-???itat. tf
i-cw um? ? Umooa ^,?1-^ to wU ?,.
University 1 ?emeuce of nudeot. Three-r-at
LawSchooljy? ?gg *"*?
- U J.D Hc-ocrl apcni S-*L It
A-drees L. J. Tocapkin?. Sec. WaaWngleo ?a,. W. ?.
BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL"WAT^
Term bcgUH Her*. -Jth. Da* and eeeolof clanes
Stud tor catalogue W. P. Rtekar-iaes, Dsaa.
Bryant School for Summering
Methods Educational, rational. ??_?. ban.Ota poai
iv- r-.tabiiahrd IMS. Booklet free Dr E. A.
HHVA.VT. Principal. 2a Wast 40t? <t
Nasaretb Hall Mltltsr? A-a-eta;
Moravian Boarding School fer Bora
General Academic and Preparatory Coursea
Fall tern begins Kept -S. 1-14. Por cata?
log address Rev. tt. J Blum. D. D. Pria..
Nasa reih. Pa
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
Broadway and 131st 8t., New Tork.
FOUNDKD )?62.
Brother* of th? ChrtstUui Hchoole.
Tolleg. of Arts and Utters.
College ?f t It? Knglne?rlag.
High (School?College Preparatory.
High Ha-hool of Comm?re?.
Pr?par?e for Law, Medical. Dental and
Other Professional Coarse?.
Resident and Dsy Scholars. Write fee Catalogue.
Studies resumed Sept. tth.
IRVING SCHOOL ld.bay
?4 W est nth 8t. T?L 4?M Kchdyier.
Dor? KHOM ( TO 20. ALL DEPARTMENTS
tld year begins Thursday, Sept. 24.
No hone attKty for bays under fifteen
DR. RAT NOW AT SCHOOL MORNINGS
RTrtismhrCeAlti*--sad fsr Ills.
ygmcwyicadciivv
Agonie axcepiloaal flpportaaltle? to brig-ai. a ?odio as
boys, bui ?elp* eren mee? tbe backward boys wk*
may by INDIVIDUAL TKaINTVO be Uurfct ko? ta
study, yay?? .ear ??few ?a??. Kfi? for catalog
Chappaqua Mountain Institute
Valhalla. Wrstch?.i*r C, N. T.. B?i Ml.
A Horn. Scheel for Olrls in the Real Cen?.
try, uadsr care ?of Friends. Boye under 12
yesrs (separata dep't). Home Mother far
young children. 43d year 25 miles from
N. T. TO acre?: IWO ft. elevation. Primary,
Preparatory and Finishing Coursas. Music.
Art Domestic Science. Man al Training
and Commercial Dep'ts Gymnasium. Opens
Sept -1st Rates faoo to ?37S. Catalog.
N. T. Office, 20 Viity St., Room ?10
Tel. Cort. CSS?.
DEPARTMENTS OF
STENOGRAPHY, TYPEWRITING.
BOOKKEEPING, HTKNOTYPY (SKW).
DAY * NIGHT. OPEN ALU YEAR.
S1ST YEAR.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue No. ?.
Kiftn .?.allonal Bank Builulng,
LEXINGTON AV.. at SSD ST., N. T.
PACE STANDARDIZED COURSES
A<xoontsa?7>'?Basiiess Administrs?
lion?Eajlish
In resident schools and by extension
through the malla Bulletin and da
talla upon application.
PACE ?% PACE
M Church BtraH, New lark City.
PRATT
SCH?0l?? M West 4S*k St
IndlHdaal InMracHon. ?u eeeti
log; SboriAsr.d. Sanftsaptng
ouoatype sod Sasrstarlal DefU.
HAMILTON
INSTITUTE
APPROVED SV N. V. STATE REGENT?
FOR BOYS, 59? Wat Es? Av. S.W. see. Wtk M
FROM PRIMARY TO COLLEGE ENTRANCE
Office Keurt. S-l. TEL. MM RIVERSIDE.
FOR GIRLS,401 West tmi Av. N.W ear. *t* Si
LF880N8 PREPARED AT THE SCHOOL
Spe-lsi an* n.n.fil Ceunee. Callee? Ct-tltast*.
_0*ee heurt. 14?4. TEL 21JS RIVERSIDE.
THE GROFF SCHOOL
Beys sne Yeunf Mes. Bssrtll-s ta4 Day Push?.
The Pioneer School for Individual Atte-.Ho?
Prepare? for all collates and hold? Reftnte' Ks
?rr.iintl.mji In the school. By Indlttdusl sttanlion
sud the cnnatant ruperf-tou of study heure the
GRUFF SCHOOL piablcs lu student? lo ercera-allalt
more In one >ear than many schools do In two. Ne
ti s.la? to retsrd the brilliant or dlscoursgs the back?
ward pupil *>pe< lal couraee In eoncen'.stloo that
stimulate and stir the student to do bis best Fill
tern bsflM Satt. 30th.
WS Wsst 76tk St. 'Pheae 744 Cel._
MCrUPiC 141 Central Park
OLIhTLL Westt cor. 84th St.
li-arcuif and Da> Si hool toe Otrls. C?llele Pre
l?istori sud Rpectsl ?lasse?. Opens Oct. Ttb.
GARDNER SCHOOL
647 FIFTH AVENF*.
Boardin? and day school for girls (57th
year): colle*? preparatory and advanced aca?
demic courses. Music, art. elocution. Post?
graduate courses In contemporary draina,
sociology, home econcmlca. current events.
TW??TY SCHOOL
139*147 W. tlst ST- NEW TORK
FOUNDED 170?.
Primary. Grammar and High Echoela
Prepares fur all colleges.
SSfth Year Opens September ttth.
ACKARp
COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
261 Lexington Ave. (35th St)
Commercial, stenographic, and
secretarial courses.
Indmdual I_.!ruciloi.. unter st any tima.
Hand for prospectus. No solldtors.
tea r?cs la Higher Acceaatiog ajo?
Auditing?a thorough prepesrtatloa
fur C. P. A. Examin?t loas.
*i- a fata. ? I ?- ??_ a?
????Mcptsg, __?fG____, Type.
" Chr?r
SatwatjfM
Dar aad_
Call or write for "Usin?t
Dap aad Eeeaing Vas.oae.
k^vvU
ttUft.ftUM.Aw.
BARNARD SCHOOL ? BOYS
FIELDSTOK, WEST 244TH XT. t* '? ?ft*
4 minutas' walk freo? Vaa Oeetlandt Part Subway
Station. Klnderterteo to Cetlags. Bora may nat?a
all day, melod?as Saturday. ?Study kour Tenola
Courts. AUUello Field. 21th Tear September 28.
BARNARD SCHOOL?!GIRLS
421,423 W. t48tfc St. "W* IBs Yi?
Kindergarten to College. Certificat? prlfllege The
tebool co otxuUte ?rlth the boms In seeking to see?
the pupil s ? bolse?me girl. Pal! tsrm Sept t3d
The Barnard School of
HOUSEHOLD ARTS St
?III IIMCDV ? Indlrtdusljty. Harmony of Une
miLUrsCRT . ?,4 m\? ?, the mtktnt of hau
Practical courses In Cooking. Drsssasklng. Decors
ties Art, Houssbol? Ac^ounu, Cneetsatiensl
Kreoch. Bail lea. Dramtilc Art. Part tune courses.
BARNARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
1 77lh tt A Ft Was?. Av. Tel. Mil As?. Primer,
I / / IS ?I. ?d Grammar Orarte? Olrls and Bam
1 ?KM ft * ??Wilde Ortve. Tel. SIM As?. Best
I OlTtE au pnd OtrU prepare for Barnard SaAeei
for Beys and Barnard School fer O?rla.
JBerhete? School
stariiig ad Dtj School for Boys
aSTH TEAR
Prepares B?> ?thorouial? for ?II Colleges
asS Techdlcsl Schools.
L'p-to-date modem equipment.
New all-light ?rchool room?.
Individual ln?tmction In small claaies.
8choo athletics emphasized under com?
petent Instructors.
Special department for primary boys.
For illustrated cataioiya? addrtai
72?d Street ?s4 West Es? Ave..?Me? York
Horace Mann School
Teaa-hsrs C.IUge, Col aas bis, Cnlrerelty.
HI?.H SCHOOL fOR GIRLS. Iu prep?
aration for college and Instruction In
household arts have long been consid?
erad model. With a g>mnealjm, swim?
ming pawl, and playgrounds, special
emphasle la laid on physical training.
ELEMENTAR* SCHOOL AND KIN?
DERGARTEN FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
"For the flret time a child may enter
tha> ktnderarartan and go forward. In
unbroken cour??, until h? p*a.<-a out
Into the world with the highest honor?
of a modern untveralty. ??rYsstdanl
"fuller of ColumW?
laeatlas ?a West ItStt St. ?Sessels*? ts
Broadway Sukaety M well M ?readwsy ssO
A asteada? A*?, tarfae* ten. ASSreea
HENRt LARR rEARItON. Prlaclpal.
r
The Brown School of tutoring
OFFICE AND BOYS 5CHOOL
241 Wast 75th Streat
GIRLS SCHOOL
239 Wast 75th Street
PHONE COI.lMHl 8
Founded 190* Exceptional ??uccefu preparing; pupils fur schools, c-tle-fea
.n/R.ir.,,ia in hilf time Last ye r i9"f of examinations taken tv.re paaaa?.
W>smv?LY ON Y ONE PUPIL AT A TIME WITH A TEACHER SSV?
lesst 2 years' ?-or* In ?"??/'' ??'? ",?7 ?? igt ?school the pupil p-rpr? ?o enter Wh, be
-?____-i? vSr, 3 ?ho"? ?nterH th. .U,x,l with ?he ?arpo*, of going to colic?, ha,
dlscourMedt ,?"-"ry -i', r r_T_, P t r 11 s TU ?illT HOW TO HTUPT and how to do on? hour's
each with at least U years' eiperlence
lEftaONAL INTERVIEWS AT HOME OK SCHOOL WELCOMED.
"A Bchoet uHth an Atmosphere of Work."
j^jtj, a.a,a^^aaaaJ"ar-"a-a~.i~a~a~r--"a~." 00 -i* -??-??*?*?*'??? -,-y
Collegiate
School.:;.
Teamaea 14(4
Is a College Prepsratory
Srhool with strong Pri?
mary aad Junior Grades.
Modern school bullduif.
Large Oymnes.um.
Aftemooo outing classes.
l7l-.|K-r6<(;i*_i-<-*<. *?'<
Mt-4**.f?-lt,MwT--t
A. P Wanes,Isadaaeter
SCO VILLE SCHOOL, 2042 5th h:
HOME SCHOOL FOB ?ilKl.1.
The beat of hot_? and scOoel adtaiilagcs afforded
by New Tork t'lty and Europe.
Sp?cial prl-tleees for Day Puptla fron IT -earsl.
Arnerlc-a aad Forelgt* Teaaher?' Ajene?.?
Suppllea Professors. Teachers. Tutor?.
Ooverneaaes. etc.. to ^ollegt-a. Schools aad
Kami lies Apply to Mrs M. J YOL'NU*
FULTON, 23 Union Square.
Darents and Guardians
seeking a Private School or
College should consult the advertise?
ments on this page.
The Tribune will gladly furnish in?
formation upon request.
^=^= .. a?. ? ? ^tion in detail of schools and colleges may be obtained by ??Hing, writing; or telephoning
. Catalogues ^^^^^^^^^ 320. fribune Building. 'Phone 3000 Beekntan.

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