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THE BBOOKIiYN DAILY EAGKLE THURSPAT, JULY 16, 1891.HSIXPAGES. In frl.tliUEll RESOKTS. SUMMER nESOHTS. MONEY MARKET. OORHEI.L Snddanly, on Wednesday, July 15, at lhe rosidenco of her sister in law, Mary L.

YTado, 112 Fourth st, Troy, N. lUr.IA OonMELL. wife of Thos. J. Cornell, of Polioo Hoadquartars, Brooklyn.

Funeral will tako place from tho resldonca of her son, Win. Cornell, 442 Monroe st, Sunday, July 10, 'i o'clook P. M. Relatives and friends aro rospoctfnlly invited to attend. FARRELL On Wednesday, July 15, widow of Michael Farroll, agad 70 years.

1'unorol on Friday, 17 at 0 A. her lato rosldonce. Wi Kent av, thonco to St. Patnok's Church, Kent av, corner Willonghby. whoro a solemn rmuiom mass will bo offorod for tho repose of hor eoul.

Interment in Calvary Oomotory. FOROE On TuosJay. BElXur.n IL.Jr.. infant son of Dellmer II. and Llnnio Force, asod 10 months and Relatives and friends aro invited to attend tho funeral services at l.is parents' residoneo, 1.00.) Ilorgon St.

Friday. lMih at 8 P.M. Interment at convenience of OALLAOllKR OuJuij 15, at his Fulton st, Dknis Oai.i in tho 85th yer of his. ago. Kolativos aud frionds aro rospoctfnlly invited to attond tho funeral on Saturday morning, July 18, at 9:30, thonco to St.

Josoph's church, whore a reiiuicm mass will ho offered up for tho reposo of his soul, thence to Holy Oros Cometory, Flatbush, GREEN Sml'Jon)) Katie O'Connor, beloved wife of William II. Green and daughter of William H. O'Connor, native of County Wostmoath. Ireland, in tho UOth year of hor ao. Funoral at hor lato rcidonco, 8li Fourth av.on Friday, tho 17th ini.t., at P.

M. Intermont at Holy Cross. HAYDEN On July 14. 1801. Hlizaiietu S.

L. Hay pen, wife of 1 tto Egbert P. Hayden. Funoral serviios nt her lato residence, 412 Franklin av, on Friday, July 17, at '2 P. UIGGINS At Si.mors.

N. on Tnosduy, July 14. Helen, dauijlitor of John J. and Nollio Hicidn, aito 1 nionlhs III days. Intorred in Holy tlross Ci metory.

KING On YYi dnosday, July 15, at Bath nsa Rita youngest daughtor of John F. and Mary Brown Intonnont private. MARCH At Iloltin, Lako George, July 15, YYIM.IAM J. M.vilfir, of Brooklyn, N. in tho 01 th year of his ace.

Intermont at Woodlawn Comotory. Canadian and Scotch paperB pleao copy. MoLAUUUI.IN' On WednoBday, July 15. 1801, John McLauiihm tho 04th yoarofhis ago, of the County iMoualrin. Iro'and.

Rolalivei and aro rospectfully invitod to nf tend tho funeral from his lato rosidenco, 10S Franklin av, Brooklyn, on Friday, at '2 o'clock, P. M. McLAUtilXl.l.N' On Wodnosday. July 15, Maiiy, widow of tho lato native of tho Parish of Movillo. Ccunly Don'Bal.

Irolapd, aged 70 years. Fuuora! from hor lato rosidenco, 17 Henry st. Brooklyn on Friday at 3 I'. McNEELY July 15, 18(11, Anthony J. aged 2'i ye.irs, 7 months and 4 days.

Funeral from his late residence, Adelphl st, mi Friday, July 17, MO P. M. iDtormcnt in tho Cem otory of the Holy Cross. MONFORT On Tues lay. July 14, 1891.

S.ir.AlI Jane. wife of Aariah V. Monfort. Rolativcs and fri aro invited to attend the funoral Borvices at her lato re.iidenc Jamaica av, lintwoon Linwood and Klton ats, Brooklyn, on Friday, July 17, at 3 P. M.

NORWOOD on July 12, George oldest son of and Hannah NorwooJ, in tho 3'Jtb year of his ago. Funoral from tho ro.iidonco of his parents. Diamond st, Flatbush. L. 1., on Friday, July 17, at 2 P.

M. SUAItP Suddvnly. in this city, July 14, 1S91, Samuel D. SnAilr. asoil 49 years.

Relatives anl friend i of tho family, momliers of Stella lodge N'o. F. and A. Nobles of the Mystic Shrino, Ktjinot and the fi atjrnity in gon eral arc invited to attond his funoral from tho Aurora Grata Cat'iedra), Ifor.l avenuo and Ma st, on Friday afternoon, July 17. at o'clock.

Piiiladeliihia papers pleasy copy.l Stella Lopok No. 485, F. and A. V. Members: You aro heroljy summonod to moot at the lodge room, 40 Court st, on Friday, July 17.

at 1 P. for tho purpose of paying the last tribute of to our late 1 roth Samuel D. Sharp. Members of sisior lodges invited. JOSEPH E.

Cahsov. Master. SUKPLESS iin Wednesday. July 15, John, at his residence 11 Whipple st. Notice of funeral hereafter.

WALICHR In Hidgi lield. on Wo Inosday, July 15, Martha, v.if'iof Adam Walkor. Notice of rai liereaitor. WESTON On Wednesday, July 15, nt her resideiu'o, 4lJS st, JosEl'HINE daughter of Rev. Hamuel Ve t(ln.

Notico of fnnorai liereaitor. TO i PABT.H Off1 HOUSES. mO LET PART OF HOUSE SECOND JL floor, 3 largo rooms: all improvements fine location; to gontloinan and wife only; with ownor, J208 Doan Bt TO LET PART OF HOUSE FUR nishod Hondsomoly furnlsbod floor of parlor, dining and hall room in first clas houeo beautiful location private family; coniploto for houaukeeping terms Seventh av cars on corner. Oall all week at 171 Garlield.pl. JjOR SALE HOUSES RY MARQUAND 1 Fulton st Albany av station, 3 story brick, 10 rooms, Doan st, near this office; lot is worth price, $3,000.

FOR SALE HOUSE MUST RE SOLD Kasy termB; story front and 3 story rear brick housu; all improvements; 430 Hancook st, near Sumner av. Owner will 6how house from 10 A. M. to 7 PL, or A' Bt FOR SALE HO USE BASGAIN Framo Btory, basement and extension. 9 rooms and2 baths sanitary plumbing, stone tubs; arranged for two families: laundry oilension terms very easy.

PHILIP MASON, 203 Tompkina av. JjOR SALE HOUSES 151 SOUTH EL IP llott pi 3 story and bauomoat briok, 10 rooma, fire minutos from bridge; also lia Kosciusko st. 2 story and basement briok, 7 rooms; both in good ordor. Apply on Bremisos or to S. IZ.

LEITH, care George P. Howell A 10 Spruce st, Now York. FOR SALE HOUSES BEAUTIFUL DE tachod housea for two families; located for health, comfort and convenience; acceeBible hyjill meanj or transit; second Uoor pays eipenoos; lot'oilOO; houao S20xol; price SoOO cash, balance 615 per month. Address (JOZY HOME, Eagle office. J7On A LE HOUSE AT A GREAT sacrifico, 3 story, basement cellar brick house, 20x 40x100, nowly decorated throughout; possession at once only 32.000 cash renuircd; fine location; near Ninth st station; price H.

O. PJ5A11CE, 427 Fifth av. TTTIOR SALE HOUSE THE NICEST DE MS1 tached house in the city for two families; all improvements; olovated station convenient; second floor rent pays expenses: price $500 cab, balance 815 por inontli. Oall or aidross EDWAHD V. LINTON, corner Atlantic and Van Siclen avs.

Twenty sixth Ward. II7IOR SALK HOUSE ARISTOCKATIO JL aeccioa ntylish, swelled front Philadelphia brickj rock faced stone trimming. 11 rooms; elegant hard woods: similar houses elaawhoro must realize immediately i50. with cash and $75 iiuar terJy, buys it. AddrerfH BRIOK DEALER, Eagle oihee.

"at woodhaven, l. JbL twenfy five minnteH from Flatbush av depot, rapid trane.it trains every scvon four brick stores and dwollingg, fine business location, on Atlanti': av, near LaJanco (irosj'. Jigato ircnwarL" factory, mpiovins 1,500 people; alto eiiiht houses; price $100 monthly. Apply Woadhavou Station. TORSALE ATWO()DHAVEN PARK, fi? L.

villas and cottager. ca. water and all mod rn improvements, on lot. 50s 00, to ifc.i.OfiU, eay payments; lots 25x100. or plots 50xltJU, with gas and water; restricted against ail nuisances; easy terms wiJJ build to suit 'urcbatiors of lots.

Inquire of V. AU 1) EM A US, Ileal Estato Oilk AVoodhaven Station; oall and aee location. ORLETORirPRdP" nor building, with adjoining framo: olpgant location for Honors or procory; Seventh ward big bargain on splendid thoroughfare. Oall on FRIDAY SON. 38 Reidav.or JULIUS L15HUENKUAUSS A SONS, 370 Fulton at, LBrooklyn, IOK SALR HOUSES HIGHEST AND honltllifitit yuhur) of Xrw York; on eusy tonus, ton now houses: y)UU, S4.DUU, Sn.UUD, li.UU0; lots 88 to tlo por front toot: plots to por aero.

W. H. Jjnit, Bcllevuo bv, depot, Uppor Montclnir N.J. jT6b sTlk housk.s on monthly paymentf. three now 8 room oottages at (Jreat Neok, near depot; nice surroundings; fourteen miles from city; eighteen trains daily each way; commutation 800 por year alBO, defdrablo building lots; money loaned for building.

Addiosa W. R. Hanover Quare, New York Olty. 1 iOR SALE HOUSES COTTAGES AT 1 i I ioui jji iv ruiiuu luiiiiaiiuu tiuiuiuiai.uu. upon easy or rent for soason table board at hotol i ddaiind finHl.

fMiii'v brnch in America: iren from noise and all objoctiooabl foaures of picnic resorts; take 3:30 train from Lorn Island Oity, or 1 :15 from Flatbush av. Apply to H. W. DAV80N, at oflico on Laurence Boach. Choice lots for sile on easy terms, BJvNJ.

W. HITCHCOOK, owner, 14 Cbamberj Bt, New York. JFOIt SAIK ItKA ESTATEa fR SALE LOTS TEN LOTS'lN FLAT bush, free anil clear, on the corner of Tulip st and Now York av; Ave minuto walk from Proapect Park, or will exchange fi improved city property. Apply to Mrs. CORCORAN, 124 Fourth av.

5" 71 0 A LE RE A ESTATE FACTCF rics Several dosirr.blo sites for factory purposes, near bridge entrance; nuouafclo prices. D. M. OHAUNOEY KFAL ESTATF 207 Alontague t. I luR SAM muToKLYN 1 property, Nos.

28, 30, 32, 34 and 30 Fulton Bt, extending through to Doughty; a frontage of 115 feet on FuJton at and 128 feet on Elizabeth st. The buildings on tho property are mitUhle for buBi noss purposes; ono separate buildisif, 46xG7, very sub Rtautially built and thorouchly fireproof luiiost desirable for factory, etorace, or othor heavy business. Two toilers, ono 30, the oth' 100 horse power; two ensine3, an electric light planT, shafting connecting machinery with poivor in all the buihtingy.may bn bought with tho property. Apply io Yf HESTER, Eagle office. lOirEXO ANGE FIVEEL fi? free and clnar coi ner lots, 00x200 feet, at Patoh ogue.

1., title perfoct, for Brooklyn projicrty. O. LOWENSTE1N, 02 Broadway.Brooklyn 'on s. lp: pi 4MOs, Ac WolTSALlPiNOS UPJ and a good siuaro for $40; $5 per month until paid. ANDERSON A 334 Fultou st lOR SALE PIANO LARGE, fine upright; iiBed only eight months easy payments; Stelnway; bargain.

WltiNER, 00, 208 aud 302 Fulton st. Oneu evenings. jOR SALE PIANO S100 ELEGANT piano; nearly new; all tho latest impiovoinentsj first class makor; fully guaranteed. Stored 557 Fulton street. F03S rTJ 3 1 A KO ORSALE EN GIN EA 6HO no7Qf vim pn5 inf)! haviiic no further un for it will sell cheap.

HENRY CARSON, Fulton st and Bedford avonuo. SECOND HAND CARRIAGES SU1TA bio to take to tho country some of them equal to new, viz: Kxtension top phaoton, $110 canopy snrroys, 05, 500 and S125; ladiei' cart (no horse motion) $75, coat $175, usett ton times; phaetonf. 50 and filiO; ductor. phaeton. $100; shl 'ting seat buckboard surrey, natural wood, $00; Victoria cabriolet, our make, noar ly now, 4425.

D. B. DUNHAM SON, 180 to 102 Clinton at. and hecondhend carriages in Brooklyn at very low prlcos. It will pay you to call, before buying elsowhoro, at tho PALACK fSTABLE.S AND OAUHIAGE REPOS and 2 Ml Hchormerhorn at.

Electric elevator to all parti of the buikling. LEG ANT RI AT ST A BLE AT 3 0 0 Hoyt fit to lot or for sale; three floors, hard wood finish, elevator, harne closets, sleeping chamber, etc. price tM, 000 co.st $7.000 bargain. I. CECIL SIMONSON, 359 Court st, Brooklyn A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TRUCKS and business wagon, to suit alf purposes, constantly on hand; will giva one year to pay for, to prove quality.

Call at corner Johnson and Navy Bts and 1,007 Atlantic av. 1J AY HORSE," 9 "YEARS I OLl)lG HANDS high, not afraid of ronds, with loather top surrey, harnef robes and whip must be sold, as tho oil nor has no for liiimu. Can bo set at 205 President WAGONS, S()ME: F) what us v.l, for sab; by WECHSLEU A BRAIIAM prices from $155 to 100. Apply at their stables, corner Bolivar and Canton strf, and ask for Mr. LARUN KR.

HORSE, HAliNESS, CARRIAGE, ETC for ale cheap; pietty bay; stylish, free driver. Apply 70 Rogers a v. CJOOTC1 AND FOX TERRIER PUPPIES ifor tale cheap; pure breed. Address SCuTCilTER RIliR, Eaglo Fifth av branch. Kew Vork.

SUMMER HOARDERS WANTED PAR ties wishing to eu'fte board in first class privato residence. On tto Hudson and in the healthiest location, on high ground and controling a splendid view of tho Huds River and Oatskill tho tnblo will ho lirst. class and fervod with all vegetables, butter, ogHS and fri.it otf tho place; all moats ill be sont from New York; the rooms in the house are large, airy and furnished first clusd, also handsomely decorated and papered, and the house is in first class or! or, surrounded with sliado ireep, flower garden aud two ponds with fountains; tbe terms will bo reasonable: only a few eolect pai tie. i wanted anyone who will visit the place is sure to engage board at onco; anyone wishing to go ami see tho placo will be accommodated over night Jroo of chargo. For circulars and particulars addres3 WILLIAM HAWKISH, Mrmnuut pi.

HUDSON, N. Or J. W. HAVKES, 104 St. Nicholas av, Oornor of One Hundred and Eighteenth st, Now Vork, rjAHE HOTEL CASTLETO, A NEW AND MAGnTfIOENT WITH KLEVATOR AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, DECORATED THROUGHOUT AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED.

LOO AT til) ON B1UG11TGN HEltiHTR, OPPOSITE ST, GEORGE LANDING, STATEN ISLAND. WILL BE OPENED FOR SEASON AND YEAR ROUND GUESTS JUNE 1, 1803. JAMES H. IIODGER3, PropHetor. Formerly KrmsinBton, Springs, late of Coleman Houae, New Vork City.

HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. SULLIVAN COUNTY, N. Y. ELEVATION 1.000 FEET. Mr.

HENRY ERNHOfJT. having built and hand fomoly furnished a Hiib liotol Accommodating l'io at this most healthful ami convenient resort, whore visitors may enjoy all the advantages of a fine Sulphur and Miuernl spring, and where such annoyances as malaria, fogs aud moa iuitoes aro unknown, will gladly answer all Inquiries and furnish all desired Information rates are very reasonable, ranging from $7 to 315 per week, according to location of room3. Ilorerencos: Dr. D. K.

Mundoville, 15 Fourth av, Brooklyn, N. and Mr. Thos. W. Pond, agent Kan.

and Tax. Ry. 400 Broadway, N. Y. 6OPERSTOWl ToTSEGO N.

THE WELL KNOWN COOPER HOUSE, OPEN JUNE 20 TO OCTOBER J. Prices 83 to $'4 por day; $12, $15, 818 ad 1 $20 por wook, according to location and length of stay. Now train from Oooporstown Sunday afternoon. S. E.

CRITTENDEN, Proprietor. Also proprietor of tho ocean resort PRINCESS ANNK, VIRGINIA BJiACH, Vo. LIBERTY HOUSE, LIBERTY, SULLTVAH COUNTY, N. Y. This popular and be il'hfu! Summer hor.

on ihn lino of the New York, Ontario an'1 Hailva among the nmuntalnfi, olevat on 1,1100 feet, free from ma aria and initoos; eice 1 hunting and fiBhhig, pleisant walk and drives hone accommodations tlrst a liv ery 1 onnoctod tormi, 57 to i0 por week disco mt season guests, end 'qt oircubir. THOMAS H. HOULIHON. Proprietor. AKE MLNNEWASKA, CLIFF HOUSE AND WILDMKRE, OPENS JUNE 15, ELEVATION 1,800 FEET.

Scenery unsurpassed. Send for illustrated circular. ALFRED H. SMILEY, Proprietor. MINNEWASKA, Uliter County, N.

Y. mHOUSAND ISLANDS. JL OAPE VINCENT. At tho confluence of Lake Ontario and Rivnr St. Lawrence; unsurpassed fishing new St.

Lawreuco Hotol; sanitary plumbing, etc. Send for circular. WM, POTTER, Proprietor. OARDERS WANTED AMONG THE hills of Westchester County, four miies from Peeks kill accommodato 511; healthy locality; free from malaria and mosquitoes; largo, airy rooms term $5, and 97 per week: daily mail; no Jews need apply. Address E.

L. LOCKWOOD, P. O. Box 240, PKEKSK1LL, N. Y.

A VERY HOUSE, KATONAH, WEST 1. ohester County, N. Y. Among Moscoot Hills healthy; pure water, bracing air, romantic scenery nonsa picturesijuely altuatod among large trees, overlooking village and Croton Vailey; near station ani poit offico; beating, fishing; charming walks and drives a Ivantage of the farm; plenty of ico; terms, SO to $'t wnoltly. AKEOR HOUSE.

COUNTRY BOARD In a family. Large, airy roorae; nesr Orango lake. Physicians within live ininutea' walk; fresh milk, eggs, and butter; vegetables raised on the farm. Terms, adults, children, $3 transients, $1 per day. Mrs.

O. LO.i AMP, 15 A ST COLDENHAM, Oranco County, Y. CAMERON'S FARM HOUSE NOW OPEN to roHt seekers and thoe who vriah rocrea tion. Between Stillwater and Schuylorvillo, near oid battle ground; good elevation, pure air. flna rambles and roads; mineral water; shady itrounds, rooms well furnished.

Board per week. F. CAMKRON, QUAKER SPRINGS, Saratoga County, N.Y. PROSPGT OU5I5 KH. COTTAGES.

NYACK OTw 'lUi nuuau.i, OPEN FOR Til It SEASON: boose and location un sur passed; 400 foct above SUM.TlEEl RESORTS. New York. "RyfOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL AND SUM XvX in or boarding house, nt Gerraantown on tho Hnd eon fishing, boating, good Hvcry. pleasant drives, plenty of milk; a good vegetable garden connected with hotel. For further particulars address WEBSTER ROCKEFELLER, GERMANTOWN, Coltmibia N.

Y. SHARON SPRINGS" N. Y. AMERICAN HOTEL NOW OPEN. Located on Main st, opposite tho post office, three minutes' walk from the Bulphur and magnesia epringi and baths.

For circulars, terms address N. M. LA RUE A SON, ProprietorB. Enion: hotel, SHARON" Things. N.Y.

CH. SAUER A SON, Proprietors. Main et. modern Improvements. One minute's walk from Bittphur spriugB and baths.

Cbalybeato spring on remises. First class appointments. Hate? from $14 to 20 single. Rooms occupied by two, $24 to 834. Send for circular.

OTEL ATHENflUM, CHAUTAUQUA, JV. V. hAnrffimnn. llrxnrloit.Ir AnDoint. SDlendldly mensced: a d.lichtfnl rpsort: tho only rOjfnlar hotel on th.

Assomhly groundu a unique pot. offorin a eraal variety of attraction). Ad drois DUKOAN. BecreUry, CHAUTAUQUA, N. SUMMIT HOUSE.

EDWARD WASHINGTON. Proprietor, LIBERTY. Sullivan County, N. Y. Boarders wanted by Catholic family on the farm.

Largo farm and dairy. Large, Bhady lawn. Good Running and nBhiDjr. Plenty of fresh milk at any time of day. Tennis, croqnetand good Writo for particulars.

TVf OUNTAIND ALE PARK HOUSE, ITB SULLIVAN COUNTY. N. Y. THE SUMMER HKHOKT OF HKOOKLYNITES." Boarding house ratey with liotol accommudatioiiH at $0 to $8 por week. Sand for catalujii'eB, with photo.

U1IAS. PitAifiSER. Froprfotor, MOfJKTAliVDALE. S. CROMWKLL'S lake house.

1H hours Erie: feat elevation; 70 rooms; boating, bowling, tishing, muic, tino drives, cut cif oular. O. CROMWELL, HIGHLAND MILLS, N. Y. C1 ROVE FARM," ELLKNVIl.LB.

N. Y. On the top Shawangunk Mountain, on tho Ontario and Westoru Railway: healthful location, pura water, good board and comfortublo houso: teruiH raas onablo. Sond for circular. JOHN KINDBEHO.

OHAISUK N. Y. THE I.AKK VIEW HOUSE Offers first class aecoiumoifttions for bcardera. 1'iue Jake; boating and fishing; term $li lo per weok. Addross J.

H. PAhMUK, P. O. Boi 1.1, NEWBUKOU. N.

Y. oflLEN RIDGE HOUSE, XX OORNWALI. ON HUIISON, N. Y. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.

BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS AND SCENERY. MODERATE RATES. CIRCULAR FREE. GLEN LAKE HOUSE, GLEN LAKE. WARREN COUNTY.

Y. Adirondack air aud reentry, boating, rishins, bowling, tennis etc. rates July and August SS Epocml rates to families; ufcar f.ake George; accommodates D. ST. BIRDSALL.

Prop. Al'. BIRDS ALL. Mau'r. BRANDOS HOUSE GREENWOOD LAKE, N.

Wow OPEN for reception of guests. Two and one. quartcr hours from Now York via Erie dopot; morning train. Chambers st. 9:110: ovouiun.

4:110. l. EDGAR CLOSE. Propriotor. rSitrntoriii.

DR. STRONG'S SANITARIUM. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. A popnlar resort for hoaHIi, change, rest or recreation all tho ysar, Elovptor, eloctrlc bells, steam, opon firo daces, sun parlor and promenade on tho roof, croquet, awn tonnis, etc. Maesage, Turkish, Russian.

Roman, cloctro.borma. all baths and all remedial appliances. Send for illustrated rBllIE ALRRMARLE, SOUTH UKOADWAY BARATOiiA Sl'lirNGS, N. Y. ONE OE THE It EST LOCATIONS IN TOWN.

OPEN JUNE 1. 'FIRST CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS TERMS MO ICR A'! E. W. J. ItlGGS, OPPOSITE THE WINl.tOR HOTEL.

npHE WINDSOR HOTEL, JL SARATOGA, N. A nuiot hotel of tiost clnfis, WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER 1. A lato dinner is served, 6end tor illustrated pamphlet to W1LLAHD LESTER, Manager. DRTSTRON(Ji'S SANITAKiUM. SARATOGA KPR1NO.S, N.

Y. A popular resort for health, ehaiize, rest or recreation alt tiie year. Elevator, electric bolls, steam, open lirc filaces, sun parlor and promenade ou the roof, croquet, awn tennis, etc. Massage. Turkish, Russian, Roman, electro thermal all balhs and all remedial appliances.

Send lor illustrated circular. HOTEL. VV NORTH J5KUAUWAV, SARATOGA, Y. Situated on principal drive to Wooiilawu l'ark elegant rooms; broad pia.a and entorlaiumt iit unoxceliod. liATE MOUJ3KATE.

II. W.SLOOUM. Propriotor. RAH AT( Y. WA li 13 Ult NE HO TF.h TWKLFTM SKASOX; 100 FRONT ROOMS: (Icliffliffully itiiatsd on Washington fit.

betwoen Oram! Union and United hotels nnd parkj; tho' BpriiiRS and depotn. A. H. WAS 11 also propriotor of the Columbia ilotel.St. AuLiriCine.FIa.

yAN VE(fHTBN HOUSE, SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. Ono block from Broadway; first class in all its appointments; large, airy rooms: ouecial rates for JUNE and SEPTEMBER; ci.nvnieut to nil hotola and epriiisa. Addr Mrs.

S. VAN VEGHTKM. WOODBRIDGE HALL, 1 SOUTH BROADWAY. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.

Threo minutes' walk fr.un Congress and Hathova Springs. Rates from to ncr week. T. S. KSTAHUOOK, Proprietor.

((JARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. THE Al7 kT9 DINE HOTEL. P.roa.lway and Oircular sts. Within one block of principal suriuirs, hotels and Park.

Large, airy, well furnished rooms. Suporior cuisine. For particulars, plans and diasrinus addres CHARLES A. OAK MS, late of GrauJ Hotel, Y. SARATOGA.

N. Y. liC) SUMMER REST, 7f) and 77 SPRING ST. Ploisantly located between Broadway and Circular st; broad and pleasant piazza: near principal hotuls and springs: rates JLuO to per day: special rates by the week. Af.

E. Propriotor. n. 3 THE COLUMBIAN, BROADWAY. OPP.

CONGRESS SPRING PARK. OPEN FROM JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER 1. Special rates for June and September. P. E.

STONE, Manager. OSBORNE HOUSE, Corner Front and Van Dam els, SARATOGA SPRINGS. First class accommodations at from i to 8112 per week. GEO. II.

TREAD WELL, Propriotor. Ariirnmlr.t'kM. DIRONDAGKS. BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE, HAMILTON COUNTY, N. Y.

PROSPECT HOUSE. GEO. W. TUNNICLIFF. Manager.

THE ARLINGTON COTTAGE. ADIRONDACK, NEAR SOUROON LAKE. Ten minutes' walk irom steamboat wharf large, alrj rooms; good table terms modorato; dai mail closets telegraph and post ouico send tor circular. Address C. C.

WHITNEY, S0HROON LAKE, N. Y. Luke Goorfie ami I.nUd (Ihillliplaiii. 4f ARION HOUSB, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.

Six miles from CaMwell. Elevator, gas, olortric bells, fresh TOetablos. pure walur. Riding and driving. Telegraph gon.l music steam launch; rowand sailboats.

Accommodates 400. Terms 1 1 to por week; lier tlay. hond for cucular. 1). W.

SHERMAN, Proprietor. H. h. SHERMAN', Manngcr. PEARL POINT HOUSE, LAKE GEORGE, N.

Y. TWELVE MILEi FROM CALDWELL. IN THE NARROWS. Large fleet of row and sail boats. Four daily mails.

Tolegraph in house. AllaLoamers laud at dock. Write for particulars. Tonus to iH'Jl per weok; per day. Accommodates 10, D.

W. SHERMAN. Propriotor, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. THE WELL known HULETT'S LANDING HOTEL NOW OPEN: location, accommodations and cuUine lines celled; largo fleet of new St.

River good fishing ground music hail, bowling alley, biiliari roi.m, croquet and tenuis; special rales to Address H. W. BUCK ELL, HULETT'S LANDING, NY. LAKE GEOlKfE. LODGE.

RATES MODERATE. For circulars address GEO. A. FERRIS, Mention the Eaclh. CLEVERDALE, JY LAKE GEORGE, N.

Y. TROUT PAVIL ion Finest location on Kattskill Bay steam yacht, bowliug alley, billiard table, croftnot grounds and tennis court: two oottagoi to let; liorsos and carriages; superior accommodations lor lUOgUists. Address J. M. CP.ONKHITK.

KATTSKILL BAY, N. Y. THE ANTLERS, OANON POINT, LAKE GEORGE. N. Y.

Tho most elogant family hotel on Lake Georco. Address JEROME BURTON. Owner and Propriotor, UNDRED ISLAND HOUSE, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. OPEN FROM JUNE I To OCTOBER 15.

For particulars aud circulars address R. G. BRADLEY Shelving Rock, NY. SHKLDON HOUSE, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.

ON KATTSKILL BAY l'ine fleet of rowj boats; large, convenient rooms: auparior table and comfortable accommodations: bowling alloy, tennis court and croquet ground. Fur rates apply to G. SHELDON, KATTSKILL DAY P. N. Y.

OCUST GROVE HOUSE, JLi LAKE GEORGE, N. NOW OPEN for reception of guests. Freo carriage to and from steamboat landing. Rates 40 to $15 per week. Send Ior uirculars to G.

R. FISH, 110LTON ON LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. CARPENTER HOUSE, LAKE (IEOROE, N. noar Fort William Henrj Hotel nearest $'2 per day house to depot and landing; speoialrato by the week; directly opposite thl old stone store; frcohus to all trains aud boats.

J. fi. CARPENTER, Proprietor iTI ROSBYSIDE HOTEL AND COTTAGES, LAKE OEOROE N. finest looation on the lake; large cottage ou tho grounds, Buitablo for housekeeping, to rent l'J sleeping rooms; modern Improvements: board athotl if desired. Apply (o U.

W. UUtt LEIOII. I Broadway, New York, or R. O. JENKINS, Crosbyslda liotol, Lake George, AKE VIEW HOUSE, BOLTON ON LAKE GEORGE, N.

Y. For Circulars address R. J. BROWN. TTOTEL WINDSOR LAKE OHAMPI.AIN, HOUSE'S POINT, N.

A DELIGHTFUL FAMILY RKSORT, FREE FROM MALARIA. HAY FEVER AND INSECTS. DELIGHTFUL DRIVES. CEOOUET AND TENNIS GROUNDS, WATER AND MOUNTAIN SCENERY OF UNSURPASSED UKAUTY, CELEBRATED FOR ITS CATCHES OF BLAOIl BASS, PIKE, ETO. BEND FOB CIRCULAR.

O. F. BEOK. OGERS ROUK HOTEL, W. ljAftl IJl Six miles from Fort Ticonderoga, NOW OPEN.

AddrossT. ,1. TREADWAY, ROGERS ROOK, N. Y. THE HILLSIDE, AT IIAOL'E, ON LAKE GEORGE.

OPENED for tho re icptton of gu'ists on JUNE 15 Telegraph and dally mail tornis rcaionable. Send foi clroular. JOHN McCLANATHAN, Proprietor, HAGUE. War: on County, N. V.

LAKE OHAMPLAIN, N. THE LAKE HOUSE. Superior accommodations for sevonty.flvo Cuoits. Table supplied with abundance of pure fresh and croain, irsh eggs and vegetables from the Lake House farm. Tolepnune anil telegraph, tennis court, croquet: beats for a ling, rowing and fishing.

All appliances nt cost prro Good 11 noting within a half hour's ride. Rates to per weok. Address M. GILLIGAN. proprietor.

CROWN POINT, N. Y. (lato of the Phenli Hotel, Lake Georgo). CnrskUl NEW GRAND HOTEL, WESTERN CAT8KN.L MOUNTAINS, NOW OPEN. RATES REDUCED FOR JULY.

ONLY IIOJ KL UN MOUNTAIN TOP WITH DIRECT RAILROAD ACCESS. Elevation, 416 hours from New York. For ratos, etc, address 3. J. OORNELL, Manager, or F.

0. CAMPBELL, Assistant, Summit Post Olllce, Ulstor Ouunty, N. Y. iOATSKILL MOUNTAINS. THE BREWERT.ONi' PINE N.

Y. at. rttiNVK, Proprietor. HOUSE. MOUNTAINS: immodatos 150 giietts; opeoial irt for circular.

HOS. HILL. Propriotor, HARGAKES nai liiub, in inii i mil mi hi! i WANTED SITUATIONS FEMAIiES, EmiUoyment Ageno o. WANTED SITUATIONS 200 SERV ants; city or country hotels and boirdine houses aupplied; Swede, Irish, Scotch, colored; trroon horn girls, 4(1 to SIO. HKNDBICKriON's old reliable asoncy.lOU Fulton in BrooKlyn 1 no delay.

SITUATIONS FOR GOOD, V7 roliable girls nationalities. We aro careful in selecting help at the new Uodford Av Employiupnt Bureau, 1 Bedford at, betweon Fulton and Hancock streets. VS7 ANTED SITU ATIONS MAN AG by lalios Brooklyn Employuient Bureau. 100 Pineapple at, ono door from, Kulton and oppositi Concord (removed from 210 Washington); servants of all nationalities for city and oountry; buainoas established twenty yearn. ANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG li iaWmnn 1 lntr.lT arrived, where tharo 1b chance of advancoruBDfc.

Oall at 035 Vanderbilt av. ANTED SITUATION AS A BAR tonder by an experienced, sober and reliable young man; lir.t cma reference. nuary street 7 ANTED SITUATION AS A FOKE VV man. or vork by day, by a practical carpenter; Btoro, hotel or factory; city or country. G.

WILLIAMSON, care A. Mirlok, 200 Monroa stBrorjklyn. WANTEDSITUATION AS A COACH man In a private family, by a young man gcod, competent driver; four years1 experionco: best city reference. Please call for two nt 1,383 Degraw Bt. ANTED SITUATION TAKE earn of carriacos and harness, by a tingle younman who thoroughly understands it; can milk; understands furnace itud general work on a gentleman's Jlaco; nood city reference Call on or addrosa A.

,025 Pacific st. ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man or Kroom. by a young married man; thor oughly understands bis business strictly temperate; pood refeienco; city or country, Pleaso address A. YTiE, 107 Third av, or can bo soon for two days after 0 P. M.

ANTED WASHING AND IRONING By or go out by tho day; rof eronce if ro imred, 00 Underbill ay, liroolilyn. TANtEI) ASHING AND IRONING A lady ran highly recon niLMid her laundress; per day. at 2'34 Putnam av. STANTED WASHING 6 TAKE hoiiK by a rospectablo German woman. 35 Humboldt st.

first rloor. back. rANTKD WASHiNG IN Oil OUT VY of tho by a young woman. Pleaso call at 101 Twenty Beventli tit, lirfitjloor. ANTED WORK WASHING, IRON inn or Jiontnc'eaning for last four days of the wok: vrill go onl the day or tii'to worg nome.

an or addrossMi js PKTi'lT. 770 Wean Bt. S7ANTKD WORK WASHING AND ironing, by a i woman, to go out by tho day; or bouscler.niiig. Call ior two days at t48 Glason av, near U'irgoii ht ANTED WORK A SHI AND ironing, by a reHpeotable woman, to no out by the day, or lioti' ecleaning is a firut class launilred lias gO'd citv reference. Gall for two days at 42!) Baltic st.

Mrs. KAllTH. 7ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA bio Knglish tromnn, waahing and Ironinjr, to go out bv the dftv.or othoriwork. Call for two days at 8'M Atlantic av, near Vauderbilt. WT ANTED WOJRKB A RE SPEC TA woman, to go out by the day washing and ironing or housed waning.

Call at 533 Baltic st, near Third avenue. 7ANTETy W01tk liY A "itESPJCCTA ble young woman, to go out by tho day; can do all kinds oT workwashing. Ironing or honsecleaning; has the beat of reference. 070 Bergen st, in tho roar. ANTED liOUSE ON Long Island for August, well furnished, for a family of ten; ono hour from Brooklyn; plonty of shade; near post office: reference.

Price and 7. J. Kcranlon and Lehigh Coal foot of Grand st, Brooklyn. an yi a sc f.ous. VAT ANTED LEFT OEE CLOTHING Ladies' and gentlumon'e: I will pay 300 por cent, more than any dealer in the city.

Onll or address J. PHILLIPS, ti 1 Smith at, between bchermerhorn and Bute, BOARD FIRST CLASS TABLE AND pleunant rooms in private boarding por weok; also, furnished roomrf. 83 Woodhull at, near Honry. OXIID FURNISHED BOOMS, WITH or witliout board table buard 43; lerg 1 and small rooma terms reasonable. Call all week U2 Hands bt, corner Jay, Brooklyn.

BO A RD AT 3 SCH ERfil RH ()RN ST, botween Court and Clinton Choice of rooms; gentlemen pioferr 'd references exchanged; tatdo boarder. accommodated. POAHD ON THE "HILL 32 SOUTH jfi Oxford RtLarce, niry rooms, just vacated pleasant Hummer homo near Washington park and easy ac cedfi to ocean fs roferencos. BOARD 177 SCHERMmiHORN ST Vory pleasant, largo fiont room and hall room to let, either permanently or transiontly, to gentleman and wife or single OA RD ON HE II I LL SOT PL AS ant room. single or connecting, suitable for gontle inen, or gentlonrsii and their wives; house largn Bhady cool and pleanant.

'JjO AVashing ton av, nar DuKnlb. 3 OAitl) i2 iniAUTiFULLY "TURNISH ed, cool rooms; very pleasant, for Summer; first clasH house iind table; large second story room witli pri vatu batli, closota. twelve minutes from bridge and feriU's; reTerenfes. "ii LivinHton st. OARD lyn II Lix hts.lirectly opposite "Wall Bt.

N. Y. 4 minutes' walk from Fulton or Wall st. Kerry and tho bridgtj terminus; accommodations reasonable rates; Select family and transient hotel rooms. BOARD EW'C LARBNDON IIOTBtT On tho European plan; Washington, Johnson and Fnlton sts; rooms $1 por day and upwird cpecial rate for families by the season, VHANKlSL Jc LAN KING.

BOAUD TVO LARGE DESIRABLE roomn: large i lojets and running water on second and third llonrn; coiiv nitnr to cara, ferries and bridge; table lioardiT.T nccommodated references exchanged. lfM Clinton ut, opposite ochormorhom. ()AHD "TWO fi.J) tinman and wife can have a newly furnished alcove room, with beat of board; $10 per week; also Mnulo moms: in tainily of adnits: nice location, on tho Hill. Address PAitnCULAK, Eagle Bodford OARD PROSPECT HEIGHTS 40G Ninth st Privato family can accommodato four gontktnon; 'J largo connecting, smaller nicely furnished airy rooms; all improvements line location; convenient to ami surface roads; dinlngroom on parlor floor; excellent table reforonce. OARD WANTED 2 CONNECTING rnnras.

with boanl for man. wife and child no no tico taken of those not htating terms, which must, be moderate. Address P. Kagfe otheo. i7TLmsHEbR7ToM oiiwith A out board in a privato family; references exchanged.

i St. Marks av. BjiURNlSHED "ROOAIS LARGE AND small rooms, front alcovo room, suitable Ior a party of geritleuion or for light housekouping nour City ilalh 31 Novins st. H71URNISHED IKOMS LARGE, HANlF iL iome frnt room, a)so hall room; superior 4 irory brown stone hotise; five minntea from bridge ferries. 14i Pierrop nt st.

IURNISHED ROOAIS r7 and iiS) I'inoaj'ple five minutes' from biiilge and ferries; ne.itly furnishod single rooms Sl.fjO por week; only; reforonco required. BURNISHED Rt)OiM 122 SANDS SIr A very untitled largo front room on second floor, with folding t.o bath and laundry privileges; two minutes' walk bridge terms reasonable. HJl URN ISHE 1 ROO COM RT A 1J LE front room on (iecond Ihtor; gus, bath, hot and cold water, in pri vale tamily of adulta t(. rms f' 1 to gentlemen only. 3i)." st, betweeu Bond and Nevine.

iURNISHKD ROOMS ON HEIGHTS. near h'enry st LarL'e rcoms from 93 to J. small rooms $1. 50, with or without board; live miniites from Houth, Vall and Hamilton ferries. 84 fitate streot.

IMUHNISRfiD ROOMS LARCK AND fl." comforiabhi turnished front rooms to let completo for housekeeping; of bath and laundry: a few minutos walk irom the bridge and ferries. 83 Henry atroet. on eocond floor, furnished complete for housekeop inc, to quiet parties with mt i. hildren; references wanted cleanliness a specialty; house has all improvements Mrs, SMITH, 43 Hoyt X. 1" BURNISHED ROOAIS 2 AT furnished Miiail front rooms' connecting, b'mse keeping, ncr week largo Ee.

ond story batk, S3; room, tlireo minuteB from bridge. lUri Nassau st, third door from Jay. YjLRNISHED rooms large i "jsicelY Si furnished room and bedroom, complete for housekeeping; southern exposure; running water; largo closets; u. of bath and laundry; to adultsor gentleman and wife. 3 00 Dean tt.

UKNISHED ROOMS 1 ELE gantl.v furnished light room on second lloor, with dros nng roomaiiaclie 3, ior ngiu nousoKeepiug or gentlemen; gas and running water; Summer prices; botween Wall and South ferries. 304 Hicks st. 5 BURNISHED ROOMS LARGE, PLEAS ant roonn, fiont and back, well furnished, to gentlemen or for liKt housekeeping uso of bath and laundry: tent $3 and $3. 50 per week; convenlunt to bridge and all rorrieJ. 258 Sciiormerhorn at, near Bond.

KWM LET FLAT li ROOMS, INCLUD ing bath and ah improvements. Iuquiro of janitor on promise3, 230 Livingston Ft. rgO L.ET FLATS 5 ROOM FLATS, ALL JL improvomonts 10 minutes to bridge: rent $10 to 818; immediate possession. Inquire of JANITOR, 77 Douglass Bt. rT let JaTs si i to 31 8 rooms JL and bath: all other Improvements; cornor of Van Bnren and PatcUen av.

No. 10, near Broadway; also, fine single flats of 7 rooms and bath at 413 State st, r.oar Novim; janitor at 411 or saJi 0 LET FLATS II f7aPEST AN" I JL best nrrangod 4 all light rooms; stone tuM, hot and cold water, dumb waiter, electric bells, dooroener3: halls finely furnished; $1:2 to $14; small familion. Inquire ot janitor, on premises, 137 to 147 Fourth avenue. mo "Tetats vyfcE Flats JL near Prospect Park; private hal's and an oxclusivo ae privato honsj; 7 rooms and bath; all Improvements; newly panerod; rents and Apply to owner, MRS. BROOKS, on promises, 4(J Sovonth at, near Seventh avo.

850 per month first clas threo minntos' walk to bridge; 7 and 8 outside rooms; steam boated; evory improvement; private halls: resident janitor. Apply to tnnitor on premises, or PHELPS, 01 Pineapple et, near 'ulton. mo LET FIjATS 14 TOTd PER 1 month On President fit, hoar Fifth av;" good location; elegant Hats; 5 rooms and bathroom; aU lisrhtodi every modern improvement dumb wait er. electric bells, speaking tubes throughout; door opouor halls and stairs furnished with moquetto carpets, lighted, etc. Apply to janitor, (J128A President st, focond flat.

TO HOflSES. mO LET fiOUSE CHEAP RENT, A JL cottage In Canarsio, near elation (i rooms, barn, hade and fruit troos and ono quarter acre of ground. Inquire at 114 Noble Bt, Greenpoint. HjYo LCT HOUSES 395 BIIIDCTE ST 3 I. slory brick 17 rooms good order; also 314 I iving ston st, largo 3 story brick; all improvements; altered or improved to suit.

LOVKTT. 50 Court st, or owner, 1,435 Pacific st, corner Brooklyn av. to mo "LiWfousl JL unfurnished suitable for a small family; st, botween lifth and Sixth avs. Address WALKKK, lagle Fifth av branch. 6" LET HblJSE SEMr DETAC'Iilcfj; Uppr Montclalr, N.

J. rooms and bath; full plumbing; town water; cemented cellar and furnace; near depot, best location; 430 por month. W. H. PAKSOX55, aeut, opposito depot, Upper Montolair.

N. J. THO LET STORE 297 TOMPKINS AV, JL noaf Lexington av slution suitable for any business; rent vory low to gcod tenant: po Sssion. PHILIP IX AlASON.y3 Tompkins av rWLET STORE I I I JL apartments, 1,720 Fi lton ct, near Utica av station has Won occupied a barber shop fcr several years; rent, Apply to L. H.

VINCENT, 1,709 Ful ton et, or 7120 Gates av. TfiO LET FLOORS WITH A A power, threo well llKhted floors; second, third and fourth floora; each 100. Address or iuquiro at 409 Keap at. rglO LET FLOORS OR LEASE WITH fi. or without power; floors, 40x80 and 50i03.

now factories, Kentav and liodnov at; light four sides; steady power, elevator; Insurance low; convenient to ferrnVi" Bhipping points. J. P. 0. F.

SIMPSON. No. 2H llod ney Btreoc. TO LET FLOORS WITH POWER First and accond lofts, each 30ilf ground floor, 24x0o; also, 4story brick bulldlnff, 40x40; also, Bmaller floors; otbam heat; elevators, Annly on promlsos, 1250 iOUSi. Catslslll Mountalna.

VERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE, OATSKILL MOUNTAINS, N.Y. OPEN JULY 1. For circular and information address Mr. CHRIS. BROWNSON, P.

O. WEST HURLEY, Ulster County, N. Y. HOTEL KAATERSKTLL, OATSKILL MOUNTAINS, N. Y.

RATES REDUCED FOR JULY. Special low rato oictirsions on SATURDAYS, Via West Shore, leaving Now York 1P.M. For circulars and information address P. O'OONNOB, KAATERHKILL POST OFFICE, ureone Comity, a. Y.

mANNER HOUSE. JL STAMFORD. DELAWARE COUNTY, N. 'inroo minutes iromritlago; nowly furnished and en. larRerl; gtjod table 50ft.

cold sprint? water; tho boat of Alderney milk at all tiins; beautiful pine aurt balpam erovo, onomlnuto'fl walk, vory benoticial forlunprtrouhle; houfjo well warmed in damp and chilly weather; cronuet, boa tine, fiahinR, piano lonjr, broad piazza large, pleasant lawn: a ploassnt, chcortul placo; meet all trains: no 5 nd forclronlar. J. W. TANNKR. H15 KAATHBERG.

This attractive and well arrangod Snmmer resort is pleasantly located near tb.9 terniin.isof tho Stony Clovo and Catskul Mouutaln Railroad, has wldo piazzas, ample grounds and boautlfal surroundings, inoludlng Hunter Mountain and the Colonel'd Chair bathing house on tho remises for freo uso of guests: accommodations for 100. or further particulars pleaso address for illustrated circular, with cut of house and grounds. ROBERT ELLIOTT, HUNTER, Greene County, N. Y. HE LOTOWANA, EDGEWOOD.

Greene Connty, N. Y. On Stony Clove and Cntskill Mountain R. R. Quiet, healthy.

Board rates SO to S10. J. V. NEAL SONS. 1NDHAM HOUSE WINDHAM, Greono County, N.

Y. In tho heart of tho Ontskilla on large farm accommodntos SO; livery attached post and telegraph offices ton minutes from house. Those dosrrin a superior Sujumor homo at reasonable rates, with ozcellent table, address MUNGER Proprietors. TVH OUNTATN VIEW HOUSE, PINE HILL, lf B. N.

Y. Elevation 1,700 foot. Pleasant accommodation for guests; church, oVpot, stores, telegraph and post offico shrrt distauco from house; ojtensivo lawns and croquet grounds: superior tablo; splendid trout fishing; torms $7 to 15 per week. MRS. T.

H. LA MHNT.j; SPRING LAKE COTTAGE, JEFFERSON, N. Y. Accommodates IJ.i; western rango Catskllts; 1 miles fiom top ol Mount Jefforson; hoignt feet; house enlarged aud improved boating, fishing, swings, shadu post ofilce and telegraph live minutes' walk: $0 to 47 por wetk. HUBBARD HARDER, Schohario County, N.

T. milEMPEPv HOUSE. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, PHIENICIA, N. V. This beautiful hntol is N1V OPEN The only one in the Catskills sorving even dinner; charming scenery, orchostra, drives; cuisine 1 rvice unsurimss.Ml.

J. V. JORDAN, late of ATSKILL MOUNTAINS. HOTEL ULSTER, PINE HILL. N.

Y. FAMILY HOTEL. CAPACITY 120. OPEN FROM JUNE 15 TO OCTOBER 1. Four hours' ride from New York.

Send for ciroular. II. F. BAKER, Proprietor, fJPHE MADISON, STAMFORD, DELA ware County, N. Y.

Pleasantly situate! on elevation accommodates fifty gin ats; modern improvements; fabie supplied from farm of 100 acres rooms lare and healed. A.O.VANDYKE, STAMFORD. N. Y. atsIcillT y7 IRV ING HOUSE.

Located in centor of villago and business; all infor formation can be hail about tho surrounding country: tlio hoiol ia well adapted to parties wishing a few weeks' ploasuro and recreation ratos $'2 to per day, SSto 415 per week. W. B. PHILLIPS, Manager. G1RANT HOUSE, JEFFERSON HEIGHTS.

CATSKILL. N. NOW OPEN. O. H.TUPPER.Managor.

GRANT A CORNELL, Proprietors. ATSKILL MOUNTAINS GLI5N WOOD HOTEL Elovonth season; first class resort; tho healthy place in mountains: no malaria: purest of springs; best of table; all kinds of amusement tho 'arg est aud shadiest piazza in Catskilli fins drives. Board 8K. Send for a circular. V.

BRAMSON, OATSKILL. THE ARLINGTON, HUNTER, N. V. Finest scenory in the C'alskill; clovatlon 2,000 feet; accommodations for sixty guests. PURDY MOORE, Proprietors.

rs oT tT a ii7e HKIfrllT.S, Clreeno has (losirable rooma for boarders. MoiibO Kilu.itcl on mountain aidff. lloan titul viowsoast, wu.itand south. Kefurs to Mr. O.

Olan luirn. liryaut i Stratton liu iiiwsi Collage, 40 Court bt, Brooklyn. OF THE CATSKILLS." XX HAINES FALLS P. GREENE N. Y.

Summer boaidiiij: house, centrally located; essy walking di. tanre lo all jiniius of intere one milo from Kaaterskill Fulls: season; terms moderate. Addiess N. T. SCR 1 UN EH, Proprietor.

A MOXGT11K CATSKILLS. HEALTHY LOCATION. PLEASANT ROOMS, GOOD HOARD IN VILLAGE. AddreBS E. J.

HILL, EAST DURHAM, Oroeno County, N. Y. llOOKH A VEN FA KM, J5i CATSKILL, GREENE COUNTY, N. Y. A iiniet honie, or.o and a half miles fiom tho Villago of OaTskill: liniviewof mouiitains half mile from river lare, airy rooms.

Send for circu nr. II. S. BROWNE, P. O.

Bui S5S. CATSKILLS DEVASICCJO HOUSE AND Falls Large farm, furnishing milk, buttor and ogs; hasi and trout fishing aud batiiing. For further particulars address E. P. CHURCHILL, PRATTSVILLE, Greene County, N.

Y. rf'IOUNTRY BOARD WITH A PRIVATE XJ family in the villago of STAMFORD, Delaware County, N. Y. located. Fivo sleeping rooms with closets.

FIRST CLASS BOARD, TO 48 PER WEEK. Mrs. E. A. COI.l.UM.

fN THE CATSKILLS. ELM TREE JL HOUS.K. Accommodation for forty well von tilateii rooms; nicu, Hliatiy tawn: or' veetablca, eKS, milk and butt nr. For further imrllculars Bond for circular. Addrt s'.

Mra. W. J. KliS. PINKJUIJi, UUter County.

N. DTMMYcK HOU.sK, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS; for fifty; rooiiiH larso, airy and pleasant; if you seek health, phiaMure, a fino location atnl nil tho com for tn uf a homo come to tho Dimmick Hotib AddrnHB P. 01MMICK, MAiKJAKETVil LE, Uolawaro County. N. V.

rBlJOHKACK HJLL HOUSE, JL WKST OATSKILL. N. Y. Thrro fourlhs milo from boat landing. Situation fino.

Ilousouew. Hooina lare. Tablo tiatisfnctory. OPKN Jiino 1 Terms from $7 to $9 per weok. 'Jondhunting.

Mr. USNYilER, CATSKILLS. MXt'LK GROVE HOUSE. Accomodates forty jruests; torms $7 TO $10; heautl ful looation; farm products. JOHN I.

SNRDEIUCn, Manager, PINE HILL. UlBtcr qouutj. N. Y. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, KARL HOUSE.

Elevation. 2.200 foet, is ono of tho flnoet locations In tlie Caiskjila; iint' walks and ilrivorf. Forcirciilar, termf, fito, aidrJBj A lift HOUSIC. rRKKUOLI. Greono County, N.

Y. JOSKI'll KAKL, Manaacr. HUNTER HOUSR, IIUNTKR. OJtKlC.VE COUNTY. N.

On tho Catakiil Mountaina; pleasarft Summor rfiBort. FIFTEENTH HKASON; PURE SPRING WATER. Send for circular. M. O.

VAN PEL'r J.n nt: island. MANIIANSKT HOUSE AND COTTA(iKS, SHi ISLAND, L. N. Y. UeaUhfutly lo catodi beautiful scnory.

drircs and stovps; y.ichtinR, bathinK. danciiiK. etc. OPEN until Septinlier 5. Ea 'tly hCcc.Mile by fast triiius by Lonfr Isiaml Railroad ami M.iitai ami Shelter Island.

Send for tonus and illiistrulud pamphlet to H. I. LAW SOX, formerly Murray Hill Hotol, manager Manhanaet io Suftolk (Jointy. N. Y.

rgHE LAUREL HOUSE, L. U.IM!U NEW AND COMPETENT A.VA EM ENT. FIRST CLASS IS AI.l. IIS APPOINTMENTS. LAWN TENNIS AND CUOOUET COURTS, BOATING, FISHING, IIATItING, MUSIC Au.l FIRST CLASS DRIVES.

For circulars address VV. A. AR.MSTUONG, Ownor. nplIE WINONA, J. A SELECT FA MI LIT HOUSE.

NEAK THE (ill KAT SOUTH BAY, PATCHOOUE, 1. l'ino llostiiife', and Fi.hinff. LAWN TENNIS AND CROQUET GROUNDS. LIGHTED THROUGHOUT WITH GAS. F'or circulars, tonus, otc, address SANDFOHD WEEKS.

Proprietor. Also propriotor oi Ocean Av llotel. HE AUSTRAL, PINE PARK. BIIENTWOOD, Ll L. N.

T. A modern hotel, suuotAntlally built and eleirantlr ftp fiol.vted: open wood fires Otis olovator, por. Bet vanliorr conditions; soil dry nu i sandyi bolsama and pines, tho latter for miles in alt directions. OPKN ALL THE YEAR. W.

H. BOODY, Managor OCEAN AV HOTEL AND COTTAGES, PATCHOGUE, On tho Shoro oi tho Great South Say. BOATING, FISHING. SURlf AND STILL WATER BATHING UNSURPASSED. Twelfth Season Undor Sarn'i Management.

NOW OPEN. For terms, cireuI.lrK. to address SANFOHD WEEKS, Propriotor. CJEA OLIFF, ON LONG ISLAND SO UN 1). tTlThe TEMPLl'TON HOUSE, l.ea'.itifully situated on Clifton Park property: lin.

pintzas: good sha'le; 'juiet home, especially adivptnd for families: convenient to bathinz and fishing irrouuds: reached by Lon? Klan.l II. trains almost hourlv.antl by boat Idl jwild from fieiT York: $7 to 10 weekly. Mns. HORACE TUT HILL. ING'S HOTEL, AMITYVII.LE, L.

I. MILES FROM NEW YORK. 10 TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY. BUKF AND STILL WATEK BATHING. Mrs.

E. C. KINU. (PI ROVE AVENUE HOUSE! XX located near tho Groat South Bay; convenient for boating, bathing; aud fiahins: bath house roe: larse, iliady lawn convenient to mail and depot koou tablet terms reasonable. Address JEREMIAH JONES, Box Mtll, PATCHOGUE.

L. HE GABLES, LAKE UONKOXKOMA, L. I. rorty oiRbt inlles.from New York: boititifully locatod; facing lake; fine bontinn, bathing accommodates 75; ratos reduced to $7 and large rooms. Circular.

DURYEA. PIUVATE HOUSE Will aecoiumodate a few boarders, Clofia to tho Gloat South Bay. Boating, Bstliine and Fishing. H. MltYER, BROOK HAVENS L.

I. rfflHE MASSAPEQU A. J. MA.SSA L. ON THE GREAT SOUTH II AY.

OPEN FOR THE SEASON. HE.VD FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR TO T. H. BHUSH, MASSAPEOUA. h.

I LAUUELTON HALL, COLD SPRING HARBOR. LONG ISLAND. A most enjoyable, healthful r.nd beautiful placo. Boating, bathing, sailing, tishing, drivlnsr, etc. ilBW MANAGEMENT.

TERMS MODERATE. J. S. CONLIN, Proprietor. EASIDB HOUSE, KOOKAWAY BEA0H, WILL OPEN JUNE ON TIIE EUROPEAN PLAN.

T. J. BROSNAN, Proprietor. FIRE ISLAND BEACH, L. I.

StTKF UOTF.t.. NOW; OPKN. PARADISE FOP. CHILDREN. Sailing, fishing and battling in bay and ocean.

Access via L. I. K. Irom FlatbuBh av, Brooklyn, 8:30 A. 4 MO P.

M. AKGYLK HOTKL, BABYLON, Jj. NOW OPEN. Ona hour (parlor exes) from Flatbush nr; carina, ladies' billiard room, bowllna alleys, tonnis courts; boating; good nshing and beautiful drives. Music by Pro lessor Mollonliauor.

Rates and upward. SPECIAL KATES TO FAMILIES. E. IL IIOGERS, CHARLES B. FISHER.

JAKE VIEW HOTEL, PATCHOGUE, L. IS NOW OPENEO. TUTHILL POINT HOUSE DELIOHT fully situated, about 101) feet from the Groat Sooth Bay: still water and surf bathing, boating, fishing, shooting and crabbing: strictly first class; special ratos tofuniilies. BROWN KOI HER. EAST MOHOHES.

I. riTNA HOUSK. convenient for surf aud stilll alt wafer bathing; also, boaliiig.tirdiing and crabbing grounds extending to river; bathhouse free. For torms address F. E.

PETERSON, Grovo av, PATUHOGUK, L. 1 Box 307. ALL15T1' H.UUSE. FULL VIEW OF GREAT SOUTH BAY. BOATING.

BATIlimi AND FISHING. BLUE POINT. L. I. J.

HALLETT. MAJSHATTAK VILLA, 8HKIcPi3HRA0 BAY. Jj. I. jive minutes irom Manhattan or HrbrutoJ Beach i spacious JawBs; lawa gatnQSi coareateut io railroad nations, TTANTEn HELP FEMALES.

VffTANTBn A COMPETENT HOUSE ltoeper and companion for lady; entire family of threo persons; firut claaa reference fflven and roniroa. Address K. Box 5, Knglo office. WANTED TWELVE OPERATOBS; only those nscd to senins macbinoa ucod apply; Union Special bne maohlno operators proferred. Apply from 4 to 8 M.

PETKK YOUNG, 3U0 Myrtlo arenne. lira cm ami Memrtstreasoa. WANTED AS NUBBE GIRL AND TO assist with liKht hoasowork, a German or Amor ican ragod about Mra. Vernon ov. ClminbernialtlH and Wnitresses.

WANTBD AS CHAMBERMAID IN A private family, a German girl ranst bo willing to go into the country for Summer months; rot'eroncoa. Warren st, Brooklyn. l.ixiKs n.tu:rft unit irnnora. WANTED TO COOK AND DO GEN eral liousowork, a competent woman. Apply at 3i)3 Deoatur at.

V7ANTEU TO COOK AND TO IJO THU downstairs work, a girl. Apply at 1,4135 Paoific at, corner Brooklyn av. ANTED TODO WASHING, IKON in and cleaning for restaurant, a Cerman girl who understands Knlish; ste.idy employment aiid Rood home to right party. Call at WALRKll'S, 410 Bodford a between and P. M.

enerai liounuworK WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl. Apply, with roferencos, at 120 Quincy si. WbTLfoTJO GENERAL HOUSE work, a cr. who can cook, wash and iron, CaU atytS Willow at. SrANTED TO DO GENERAL HO USE 7 work in a Kinall family, a young girl; must filoep home.

Mra. HEED, 400 hroopav. t7ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE TV work, a Rirl; must bo a plain cook, washer and ironer; reicroncc reiiuired. Apply at onco at (0 Gatos av. ANTElTO DO GENRRAL HOUSE work in a private boardinif house, a competent lrl; must wait on table and be noat and Call aftor 7:0 P.

M. at 103 Madison Ht, nair Bo Iford av. ANTEDTO" DO GENERAL HOUSE 7 work in a small family, a ttirl; no ob'octiou to a smart girl lately landed wages $10 to St, according to ability. Call at LSI Livingaton at, back ot Wechslor Abraham'. t6 doTjeneral house work, a girl; assist with washing and ironing, or as cook and laundress rorcronco roiiuirud.

Apply to day aud to morrow at I35U McDonough at, between tttuy voiant and Lewis avs, imiihk) rii i WANTED SERVANTS; MANAGED by ladies; Brooklyn Employmeut Pineap lo sr, door from Fulton and directly oyposito Concord situations ready in all parts of tho city and country. (Removed from '1 LO WashiuKCun 3l). WANTED A SMART, INTELLIGENT young man with a pleasm? addruBS. Apply at the Georama, Culver Plaza, Conoy lslaud, between and 7 ANTED TO ATTEND CIGAR STORE near City Hall, a youiiR man about 3 7 or (18 years of must havo reference. Address Jioi Kagleoifice.

7 ANYED CliEHK'isTA LAW OPFiOE YT ofirenora! praclico; none noed apply unless familiar with drawing papers and ordinary practice answers in ut state whon rofnruucoti ana expected salary. Address Box 4, Eagle oHico. WAMJ 53 a'JT3J ATI FiRII.lS s. TANTED SITUATION TO TBND bakery or confectionery store, by a young understands tho business; good refercnoos. Pleaso oall at uruige st, nrst nac.

W7ANTED NURSING A POSITION AS ijursy in cfmnneiiient or other sickness; host of roference; moderato torjns. Address Mrs. Jelferrion av. JinrMPy and 7S7 ANTED SITUATION AS A 1TURSE 7 and to do upstairs work or would do gcnoral housework, by a young girl. Call at 058 Henry et, near Hamilton av.

ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, tn iniit'l si etiiM and in Uirht hoiitnu nrlr. bv a young girl; la willing to sleep homo. Call at 1,17 l'ul tou st; ring scond boll. ANTKD SITUATION MIND one child, bv a rnsnectil.lo American iHrl. 1 fi vears old.

Call on or write to EVA BKOWN, 41i Hoventh av, Brooklyn. XrANTKD SITUXtlONTO TAKE care of ohiUlren, or would do light honse7ork, by a respectable yiun girl latoly landed; referon 'O. Please eall tor two days at No. 'Mii fit. Marks av, nrst floor.

Cliamiu rmiiUls unrt Vtiitre.i?i;?,. TANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM" 7 bormaid or waitress. Adelphi st, Brook lyn. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM hpriiijiiil and vait.r( j. hv i fhfinf'ctjihli votiikt trirl is willinc and obiiiriiiL' Call lor two davs at 20! Butlor street.

ANTED SITirATION AS "a CHAM: hermaid and wuitre.ss, by a respectable girl, who is willing to assist 'ith any work; country pruferrfd reference ifrutniirc'd. l'lf as? call at st no cards. VifANTED SITUATI()N TO DO stairs and oiimst ress' work in a fmaU family, by ayoung girl, Htjly Inu d. Call at DO lean st. TANTED SlTUATION TO DO UP worl; or general housework, by a young Swedish jti.

I. I'lrasu call for two days at (j LU Baltic st, near Fourth av. ANT FA) SIT UAT IO f3 DO UP stairs work or (ronor.il sorvsut in small fiiniily, by a girl. Apply Mrs. limine, dressmaker, Herkimer Brooklyn.

N'TKD SITUATION TO DO UP 'airs work nnd waitim' liv n. vn flrl nr tako care of a child and herself truncralli Ufioful. Aiuly at nreout employer's, 126 fVospect pi. 1 ANTE 1 SITUATION AS A WAIT rra, by a i Rspeetablo Swedish girl no obioctton to doing general hotisowork 8'iiall iamily nroferred; bet of reference. Pie eall at bt 6 DeKalb av.

i CooKm, iLMln i rtntl 1 ronor. i. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK. by a vonnir frirl best citv roferonce. Please call fortwo days at Hi Carlton av; do cards answered.

7 ANTED SITU ATION AS" A "OTkTk; wasJinr and ironer, by a respectable woman city or country has good city references. Call for two days at Hicks st, socond lloor, front. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress, bv a comnetont woman no objec tion to a largo family or a private boardinjr house has good city relerence. Call at 347 Baltic in the rear, top lloor no cards. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, wssfmr and ironor.

or would do laundrvwork.br a ynnng woman: ha two years' reference from her last place; noobjection to the country. Pleaso call for two days at TU'J Myrtlo av, second Mat over bakery. ANTED SITU ATION AS A COOK and lauu lreH i or housework, daughter light upstairs work and nurse, by compotent woman and daughter; city or country; together or separate; gool references. Call at 10U Atluntic av, first floor. 757 ANTED SITUATION AS COOK, would do gonotal houBowork, by a respectable younj Kirl 1ms gooii city roferenco.

Call for two days at V'U) hi Marks av, near Albany, roar houso. ANT15J) SITUATION AS A I'LAIN cook, bv a stroncr willinc airl: cooA w.isb.'r and ironoi good city reference. Apply at 4. Cheevor pi, second ilrjur. A NT 1 HlTl AT 1 )N A A FIRST TV class cook and launilre.is, by a i oi'poctablo young woman no to boarding house best city refi.T enco from lat pbico.

Pleaao call for two at Kavy at, nt ar DeKclb av. ANTE! SITUATION AS A FIRST VV clas rook nnd laundrortri, or would do general housework, by a woman; hnti best city references frr.m lat employer. Please cull for two days at 812 Kom av, in the store. 7 ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS" A cook, wa her and ironer. tho other as cbaiiibenniid and waitress, by two lopt iitnole young girls havG city leforeucL s.

Call for two days at Huniington stroot. AKTRli SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a small private family cood city references. Cull at 117 Ntl. ion. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral jwork, by a young girl.

Call 370 Hud eon av; ring Latorre's boll, ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family. Pleaso call at 474 Hancock st. 7ANTED TO" eral ho or go out washing, by a Danish woman. IJ01 Siitceiith st, tirst lloor. ANTEO SITUATION TO DO GEN ornl housework iu a small Drivato fmnil.v.

bv a young girl, lately landod. Ploaao call at yiO President street. T7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family, by a young Swedish girl. Pleaue call at 043 "Warren st, near Fifth av, first floor. jtT ANTED SITUA'iN Y6DOGEN oifc honsowork in a small Amortcan family, by a smart young girl; good city roferencos.

Pleaso call for two days at 1.J1 Troy av. a7ANTED SITUAT DO GEN oral housework, by a young girl; willing and obliging: reference if rouulrod. Pleaso call for twodayj at 211 Htuyvoaant ar. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral hounowork. bv a roanectablo vomnn h.

unn 1 cook, washer and irouur has good city referoncoa. Ad dross G. (J. Eagle ofllco. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housovrork, by a respectable young woman; prof ore good home and small wages; sloop home nights.

Oall at l.r2 Hioubon st, first floor, back "ANTED TtfAMON TOMTlEN eral housework, by a respectable young Swedish girl; Is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; haa good ciCy roferencos. Call for two days at 00. Gates av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ftral tinu.tework in a amall Driyate family, bv a re Bpectfcblo young givl, lately landed. Call for two days at xno Pinion pi.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral houaeworic in a private family, by a respecta blft vounrr trirl ripaae can ior tiro aays at vo it teen tn et; ring janitor's bell ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era) housework, by a respectable young gir) is a good plain cook, washer and ironer has good city references. Call for two days. at Herkimer at, near Ralph av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small tirtvatn fmllv hv n. ro pectpble Protestanc girl, latoly landed is willing and obliging.

Call for two days at 114 Floyd at, two ilights up, loft hand sido. ANTKD SITUATION T(Fdo" GEN eral housework or upstairs work In a small family, by a young girl is a good plain cook, washer and ironer. Please cull this evening and to morrow at preaout employer's, 11)7 McDouough st, Brooltlyu, N. Y. ANTED SITUATT65T W' I)OE eral housework, by a respectable woman; 1 a good cook, washer and ironer; a good honn to high wages: has good city roferencos.

Oall for two days at 1J4 Poarl st, cornor Concord, over Mallon's ttoro. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housowork in a small private family, by a young ctrli is willing and obliging; best of city references. Pleaue calWor two (lays at 4 pacific st. AN TED SIT ATI ON 6 LI GHT housosvork or as chambermaid, by a colored girl. Call for two days at 58 Fleet "pi.

ANT I5D SITUATION T(TDOUGHT housoork, by a rospectablo young Svredish girl lately landed. Call for two days at Columbia st, second floor. 57 ANTED SITUATION TO DoTlG HT housework or tn take care ot children, by a willing and obliging young gir). Cull for two days at bi)7 Pacific at. ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework, bv a resnoctablo uir1 is a nlain cook.

washer and ironer; good reference Oall at 110 Uuder hillav. ANTED SITUATION TO DO UGHT hoiiHMwnrk. bv a resnoctable yountr irirl has aood city references Oall for two days at 40i Uold st, no caraa au.iwei e.i. ANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST IN general houeworK, uy a capnuie coioren gin understands waiting and ohamber.Tork. Pleaso call for til iAnf r.i ti.r ir nip.

ws: WANTED HOUSE IN CITY, WORTH about 8U.000, foe dividend paying atoclc in proa Sexous Brooklyo corporation. Wrico tor uarticulftrs Al. LKWIS, '2'2 Pennsylvania av ijRfANTED HOUSE TO BUY vonieut to britlRO or forrion, for investment for a iftdy; good dwoiling Or business property: price must 1)6 low and torms modeniyb. Address Mrs. S.f Cox Eaglo offlco.

7 WATE5 B9JIS FUKVIS81IJED. ANTKyOKOOM UBHISHBU Twn Gentlemen doslro room, with breakfast, in noiirbbbrhaod of ritnyveaint nr and Fulton at. H. Box '20, on OIBoe. flrXTEU BOOM FUHNISHED ON theHolKhts, by a eluglo man.

in a Bmoll famtlyi rear room on second perforrod. Address, atatlns wmBiPEKMANfiOT. Bo iJsglo offlco, l.onrr Island. PON QUOGUE HOUSE, SHINNECOCK I Fmlly resort; largo rooms; surf and still bathing, boating, shooting, crabbing, oroquet, tennis, masic and abundancoof shade; good table; city roferenco. Addrees for circular E.

L. SQUIRES, Prop, GOOD GROUND, L. I. RIENT POINT HOTEL, Boatim jj. i.

sailing, fishing, driving, mnaio. OPEN. For torms address F. JtlLTON WELOH. 140 Nassau at, Now York.

now LAWRENCE BJ5ACH HOTEL NOW OPEN. Ezcollont board at reasonabltlTates; boating, fishing, Bathing, carriage riding, Take hourly trains from LonB Illand Olt and Flatbush av, Brooklyn. BTAGES AT LAWRENCE MEET ALL TRAINS. INow Eufflantl. PROSPECT HOUSE, CASTLETON, VT.

This bouse is locatod on hiirh point projectlne into Lako Bomoseon; boating, fishing, sconery and fino drives unBorpassoJ sanitary arrangements perfect: OPEN May SO to Octobor 1 good livery. For term! and olrcular address W. O. MOUND, OASTLETON, Vermont. BERKSHIRE FERN'SIDE.

TYRINOHAM, WILL OPEN Juno I. Near Stookbridge and Lenox. FJevation 1 feet. No malaria; beautiful scenery. Farm of 900 acres; rooms largo and airy.

Accommodation for ISO. Terms $8 to 412 per weak. Station South Lee, Housatonlc Railroad. Dlt. JOSEPH JONES, Proprietor.

BERKSHIRE HILLS, IRVING HOUSE, DALTON, Borkshiro County, Mass. Very centor oE these famous hills; drives and eoenery unsurpassed; spring water; largo rooms; electric lights, H. S.PLUMB, Proprietor. NEWPORT, 11. I.

OOEAN HOUSE, opens as, 1801. For illustrated pamphlet, "Newport and Its Advantages as a Summer lleBort," addross J. G. WEAVER. Propriotor, NEWPORT, R.

I. Or J. G. WEAVER, Manager, Everett House, Union Now York City. OCEAN VIEW HOTKL, BLOCK ISLAND, R.

OPENS JUNE 27. IS MILES AT SKA; steamboats daily to aud from NEW LONDON. NEWPORT and PRO VIDENOEitolcgraphlocorumunlcaUon, Or terms, otvculars, address OUNDALL 4 BALL. Manager SHAMPION HOUSE, EAST HADDON, tsitnatod on Connecticut Itiver, tow miles from Long nrl Snuud; find vorandas. boautiful views boatins ami surf lathinir, billiards.

temiiH. cro.v iet; WRtor and rooma and Tu ds are ho best fino tablo; rates for July and Aut'iisi Sond for circular and cut. M. V. SHARP, ProiTlotor.

mHK ST. MAUU HOTKL, 5 FAHll'IKLD, On hou nnd twenty minutoa from Now York, th Y. and HAVKN II. attraotiyo rates. Tho SI'.

MAtUJ is ozip of tho loiv. eppo.ntod hotels in Now Inlond, and in of th mom pict'iiet'iiio el towns in Ainovic stilendiil roads. Cms iltiTss e'o rani reai tli Ji tlie Lejt bathinff lmarh on Lr Ho ei. lu ininutDh' 'nk from tho li. H.

r.nl fioja station. Address G1CO. A. WKLLS, Propriotor. kLTngto tl i'i STAFFORD, CONN.

Fifty minutoa via Now Havon road; convenient to dopot; thoroiiRhly renovated; now management; larjto hanrldonio Exct'llcnt table; tonnia; bilHardn hvcry aud stab liny; fine drives. per icok upward. ANBURY, CONN. TURNER HOUSK. TWO HOCKS PROM NEW YORK.

PLEASANTLY UXJATKD ON MAIN STREET. TKRMS TO SIO PKR WKtK. jutii( a. muss, l'ropnotor. cw Jrrsfjv nnd I'ennsylvxiiila.

TO 57 PEU WJ5BK. xP Mountains 1,400 feot miperb soenery; puro mountain air many invalids are Bent horo by physicians; 59 tnltoB from York railroad: 7 doirrot'H cooler than Now York high situation and aliuoht constant lireozo vievr 1" miles irom the houso and Krounils; fino vfalka anil drives; lakes, irleii, snrin.iB, ravines, groves, 4 acres of uroiinds lor tho use of iruests Hhado, tonnis, croiiuet, Iron hoiylinc alley U00 ioet from house: netr houso; easy stairs, lire larrjc, cool rooms; good table anil servico larrre piaza. ttiano, no mnsiinitoos; near station, post ollicp. physician: H00 quests in villago last Hunimor. Mend for circular.

Hlf.HLANn HOUSE, Mention Eagle. SPARTA. N. J. J.OTEL, COLUMBIA.

BELMAll, N. J. FIFTEENTil SEASON. FINEST LOCATION ON TIIE COAST. HOTEL OPEN AFTER JUNE 15.

For oirculars, toniiB, address FRED E.FO.STER, Manager. ONMOUTil HOUSE, KPIU.NO LAKE IIEACUI, N. J. HOUSE ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. Particulars on application to L.

IT. MALTBY, Hotel Lafayotte, Philadelphia, or Monmouth Houto. ONG HJtANCH. UNITED STATES HOTEL. NEWLY FURNISHED AND DECORATED.

TRANSIENT ll TO Sn.uO PER DAY. REDUCED RATES TO FAMILIES. ,1. 0. VAN CLEAF, Propriotor.

rHE SHELDON, ocean grove. nowTTphn. Elevator and furnishings all completo. More and bettor accommodations for the raonoy than any on tiio jey coast. Writo for circular.

O. O. LEFLEIl. 'JOTEL DHUSLIN, MOUNT ARLINGTON, LAKE IIOPATCONG, NEW JERSEY. ALTITUDE 1,1100 FEET.

FIFTY JULES FROM NEW YORK. NO MOSUUITOES. GEO. M. BROCK WAY, General Managor.

SOHOOLE'YS MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, NEW JRRSEY. HEATH HOUSE. This beautiful mountain rosort OPENS Juno 10; ratos reduced; $112 to 810 per week. Diagrams, circulars, at Evening Post Builfliarf. New Yorlc (Room 75), Furnished oottagoi to lei.

J. WARREN COLEMAN, VV. E. UOI.KMAN, Manaror. l'ropnotor.

HIGHLAND HOUSE7 O0EAN GltOVE N. .1. I.ocaliou unsurpassed; and leinod oleil, with all laiost iiniirovenienta; aannnry arrango. IliHiits tho bet mr.vly furni.hod throughout the most coniploto small house here; accommodates rifty: excellent tablo rates 57 to $10 weekly: igfl to 37, F. I).

ItOSKOltANS. ASEUKY PAltK, N. J. COLEMAN HOUSE. Directly on tho beach.

The leading NOW OPEN. For ratOB, diagrams and information address ALFRED S. AM Ell, Room Clork, THE COLEMAN HOUSE, ASIIURY PARK. N. J.

COUNT KY HOARD AT FARMHOUSE SADDLE RIVER. N. 0110 and ono half miles from Allondalo depot, lCrio H. ono hour's lide from New York: gool homo cooking; plenty Iresh oggs and milt; near wator and post oflico; $(1 pur week; no children. Addross or call on G.

11. PRICE, Eajilo of fico. rrmE st. augustink, Jl 'ASIIURY PARK, N. J.

Dolightful situation, facing ocean and Sunsot Lake. Near bathing imviiion. Terms, $1 to 810. Transient, nor day. Special uricos to large parties or familien.

A. PINNEY, propi iotrcs, city address 170 Waoliiugton Park. ItrSTARKS' N. J. Five stories high: newly enlarod; ovor 8.000 foet piar za, luinrlous beds; table tirst class; piano; artosian wator electric lights and bolls; absolul sanitation.

OPEN Juno Addross W. II. STARKS.I. HOl'ATCONG HOUSIO, LAKE Hill' ATCt ING. N.

feet above tblo wator. No niosiuiloos; good boating and lishing. Address Mrs. 1'. MAST.

LANDING, N. J. MONTULAIli, N. J. Large, uiiy rooms, with fust class board: mountain air; grounds comprise sevora! acres beautifully laid out in aha Jy walks modorato prices.

Address Mrs. A. PALMER, HIGHLAND HOUSE, MONTOLAIR, N. J. TREMONT, sEA GI RT, N.

JL NOW OPEN. All rooms have ocean viow. Music, billiards, pool Barber shop and telograph otF.co in house. For rates and information apply Mrs. O.

PARKE. ONG JSKANOH, N. J. GRAND VIEW HOUSE, cornor Ocean and Soaviotr avs, threo blocks north of Iron Pior and ono block front New Jersey Sonrthern Railroad dopot. Rooms $10 to $15 por wook; first class tablo; all rooms have ocean view.

A. G. BRADLEY, Proprietor. HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N.J. NEW MANAGEMENT.

ELEVATOR AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. Apply to JOHN TRACY, WASHINGTON HOTEL, Philadelphia or Cape iAKK 1IOUSH, SUMMIT. N. J. Dry, purcair; fiOU feet above tidewater monntam scenery; is a well apiiointod hotol: forty rive minutes from Haiolay or Bt; aood livery and beautiful lifty trains daily.

JL est locations on Island Sound; large, airy rooms, oicellent table, evory home eomfoit; fourth season; fivo minutes from depot; forty four minutes from Now York City on New Jer.oy Central Railroad: rofor. enco. Address Mrs. BARTHOLOMEW, SEWARKN. N.

J. OTEL FAIRVIEW, OH ATHAM. MOHP.IS CO. .1 PEN. A first class family hosel ono hour from Barolav or Christopher st ferry.

Now York. For circulars and terms auaress J. H. STAATS, Proprietor. A 1 LPINE COTTAGE, 510 ASRURY AV, A SllUIt PARK.

N. .1.. Is private residouco centrally locatod room3 ara largo and well furnished; sanitary plumbing, bath aud gas; table aud servico the host; homo comforts. Addrosa Mrs. G.

H. THOMPSON. NEPTUNE HOUSE, BELMAR, N. J. FACING THE OCEAN.

NOW OPEN. A. It. SANK. ILBURTON EY 'f HE SEA, SPRING LAKE, N.

J. SEASON. JLT.VEI TO OCTOBER. R. K.

LETOH WORTH, 15ARKER HOUSE, SKA OIRT, N. Directly on ocean front; woods in rear; gas and olectrlo bells; all modern infOrovcmcnts; twelfth season; open Kll tho year, THOMAS DEVLIN, Proprietor. SPUING LAKE. N. DIRECTLY O.N BEAOll.

FIRST CLASS THKOIIOHOUT. ARTESIAN WATER, E. M. RICHARDSON. LAKE VIEW HOUSU, SPARTA, N.

can accommodate tweuty llvo guests; pleasant location, at month of glen and foot of Lake Morris; 100 foot Piazza; can view lake from piazza; pleasant rooms; goo table; terms liberal. Address J. R. DAVENPORT. 8PAU I'A.

N. J. ATARV CT HOUSE, DEL. WATER UAV, Pa. Elite, picturesnde rosort; modern improve 100; boatingon Dolawaro Kivorand Silver Lake; uass fishing central to best places of interest SS Fail months; $3.80 excursion; thro? hours L.

and VyRI(. L. M. TUCKER. IjodoNo mountain housImount POCONO, PA.

2,000 feot abovo lldowater; accommodates 1100 charming scenery; 17,000 iuare of piazza; no malaria Oi'EN to Novomber information, plans, can he ha i of Mr. M. K. LUo at Hotel Marlborough; resident iihvsioian in hotel: suod for circular. E.

E. IIOOK Ell .1 SON. Pronriotors. BLUFF "HOUSE, mTLFORR PIK County, Pa. On bank of Dolawa'o River, 100 feet above water; ample plnr grounds; broad verandas; no malarto, no mosiuitocs largp, airy sleeping rooms; good beds; fishing and hunting OPEN UNE 15 For torms audjclretllrs addross IL B.

WELLS.Proprietor THE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA, NOW OI'EN. A mountain resort celobrated for grandeur of scenery and healthfulnoBj. For circular ana terms address W. A.

BRODHEAD SUNS. (HLENWOOD house, DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. Brick building, delightfully locatod; capacity 150i electric bells; spring wator; ponect sanitation; unrivaled family resurl. H. IS.

DRAKE, Manager. A. I. tBAR, Proprietor. BELLE VUR HOTEL.

DINOMAN'S FERUY. The delightful mountain resort, tlio central point of all tho beauties and scenery, is OPEN for reception of guests; pleasant drlvo3, waut; Doaiing, nsninir ana hunting. JAMES FKI0K, Proprietor. ki''. KF.sOter uiidiis.

nO TO THE CATSKILIyS. VAN LOAN'S OATSKILL MOUNTAIN GUIDE OontainslOO illnstrations of the best hotels and boarding houses, pricos of board, eto. also FIVE VALUABLE MAPS. THE AUTHORITY ON THE OATSK1LL3." Vailod oa receipt of 40 cents in coin, postal noMtaig VANOaK OAScitt. The Easier Tone for Ex change.

More Cominorclal Uilli and a Li'eMar Bomnnd Stoclci Quiet, Irregular and Gnerallr HaTV. For Later Financial Neitrn see Ftur e'CUch Edition, Sixth Wall Street, Jnly 10. Tha market for sterline erohaiiuo is caBier, pnrtlr because of tho liaht (loniand and also for tho reason that it is feeling the effect of offcrincs of bills against eaiij movements of breadstnffrj to Europe. Tho shipments of havo been liberal of iato, but theso have to a creat extent bnon anticipated by drafts nold sixty days or more aco. Notr and hereafter tho bills against wheat should bo large and exchanco ousht cradually to decline Bui it will probably be nome time beforo sferiiuir roachei a point which vrill admit of tho imports of cold and meantime unless Europo buys more largely of our stonks and bonds wo may look for occasional reactions resultinc from an inquiry for remittance.

The bears ainonn the traders now say that tho Westorn traffic association did not accomplish anything of moment and that ono bad sicn ig that no effort was apparently mado to get into the organization roads that liave refused to join. Without those linos it will bo difliciilt to put in force tho poolinc plan. The market opened at a fractional improvement, although dull, and the feature in tha early trade was a fall in national cordage common, and the tone was heavy diirinf! the first half hour. Then came an irregular recovery, followed toward 11 by a lit lo moro active movement, with a downward tendency, bat soon after tho markot became sluttish and it so continued for tho next hour. The following shows transactions in bondj this mornintr: Am Doclt 100 IN'thwcst Gs.

Atch l'opolta A San Fo inc 4S7sa4Srt4jNor Pac Jd Atch Topeka A San Fo iOror: Sh tls. 4 Term B'Hyln Ele 1,1 11 lit. Ilich Term Ill ll lOUSi 03 1)4 Ul 101W 11114 101 Haute 10DK Ii7ar nnrii il 1st IlioG West 4s. Chi A 111 1st aditur ir tn Chi Ht I st Chi St L.t Oliattanooira fs Cllcs tV 11 A Cbes OKA Deu ltin Duluth Ft Will Diss Gal II. Man LonnDiuk Ts Mo Kan I' 4s Nor West os Island Us.

O'iWISr Paul 'iH St Paul 8 M. (ill St Paul trust. Ollli nt van t' lt TNM St I. Jl tin 1st Pocof Ar 1st ..100 ll.i Ter Pac 1st West TUIsi West Sh4s re; I Ki9 lOOtsi 10UH Tho tolloivini tablo allows tin course of tho etock market this Opau High inz. est KIH 11 in 01 llil tfjjsj Am.

Refininc Atch, Tod. V. uontrai Oheaiipenke iii; Chic llur. Uuiuoy. Chic.

Gas Trust C. C. fi St. L. Delaware HUM 411 in Po Lack, West.

Dlst. A O. F. lloclrinu alloy Illinois Lonisvillo Kan. T.

pnl. N.it. Cordace 74HS 2iVk Nat. lnr.la Co. i.M.

101 National Lead 1H N. Y. A N. Northwestern Northern 1'ncilie Pacific Mail Roadine Richmond Rock Island St. Paul St Paul urolorred Silver Ilullion Union Pacitic Wheel, L.

E. 2 2HH IIS I01VJ 4SM 22H 74 BBOOlihn SK'JUUITIKS LATBUT OieTATlOSS. Ooi reeled daily bj L). IT Montaruv st. Jui.T 10.

Bid. Asked. 110 101) 107 lo I mil 100 iso 100 HID Atlantic av II. 11, Oo. sloes: Atlantic av.

H. 11. Oo. 7 o. o.

bonds Atlantic av It. II, Oo. p. c. honds.

brookljn City It. It. Oi. stonk City it. K.

Co. 1st consolidated p. c. honds Uushwick.iv II. 11.

Oo. 0j. o. bonds Broadnny li. It.

Co. stoclt Brondway It. II. Co. i.

c. bondi Uroadwayll. H. Co. u.

o. bonds B. C. Newtown It. It.

Oo, Ti p. C. I. and st) it. It.

Co. O. I. and li. 11.

Co. "i p. c. lion Is. Crosstowu it.

II. Co. c. hou ll So. HrooklyuC.iul.

U. II. Co. 7 p. o.

inii'li So. Cont. II. It. Co.

0 p. c. tun ll Grand st and Newtown li. it, Co. .3 p.

bonds Ijroukll Oas Co. stoct Jltizelis' (Ins Co. Citizens' Gas Co. p. c.

bonds ru ton Municipal (las Ox stock I' ultou Municipal (las Co. ti p. c. Metropolitan (lasO i. stock Metropolitan Oas Co.

.1 p. c. first Nassau Nassau Oas Co. p. o.

certificate! Pooplo's Gas C.i. stock p. c. bonds People's (las Co. i p.

a. bonds Jj; lauisbnrth Cat Oo. stock JyilliamsburKli Cas Co.ll p. c. Iionls UnionUas Liuht ilo.of B.

V. Y. 0 p. c. Ii.li Union Gas Lisrht Us.

i cone, bonds Brooklyn Hank stock Broadway Hank stuck Bodford Hank stock Commercial bankstook Fifth Avonuq Uank stock IrstMationa1 H'ink stock ulton Hank stock KmaeOounrrrJank sioca Hamilton I'anE stocit Lonutsiand Mann stock Maniilaciurors' National Hank stook Traders' Hank stook Mechanics' Il mk stook Nassau National Hank stock National lity Hank stock North Side Hank stock Twenly slilli Ward Hank stock Kprairuo.Xational Hank stook WallaliontHank stock Brooklyn Trust Co. stook FrankhnTrustCo. stook Hamilton Trut Co stock KitiRsOounty Trust Oo. stook Lont'lsland Loan au.l Trust Co. stock Nassau Trust Oo.

stock t'eoplo's I'rust stock Brooklyn Oity H'i OnoiitCj. s'tuk Look Island lifs (Jo. stosk Kincs Oounty Insur.vio Co. stook Lafayette Insurance Co. sto'i Nassau lus iratic? Co.

stook rhnnix Iniurancl (Jo. stock WilllamsliurirlilfU'irincj Co. stock Academyof t'nlon lorry Union Ferry Co. 1 st p'lr criat. New York Kerry IJ'klyn Municipal Kleotrlo Lijrrit (Jos'tSsk Citirens'Rio itrio Li? it Co.

stock KinifsCj. Watir 'In. c. tnall Flatbush Water Work i. Op.

n. hou Uouth llrooklyn S.i.v Oo. soook N.Y. and Si. 'troVlyu I'orrrCi.

stoa'c. N. Y. aud So. IVklyii I'orry 5 p.

c. Is 100 103 no 103 1()7 10.) 101 8 103 1 IS lull 100 ii'd '73 100 loft 100 100 101 loo ioo C)rj 103 10U 100 050 V27 V2'i lY.i Jii 271) 132 180 130 600 a25 ial in'i J07 155 2()S aio au 17(1 8a 140 155 01 v.H) iys 1)3 14 105 ins ISO so 10J TUB SALTATION' AttMY. Coiiaitlcvtid av an Illemoitt (or Cioail CKirliiitt Ways. To the suporfi'iiul judgment of tho avcrago oiti zun, tho salvation army is only a noisy Diiisaaofl. that lills tho air with clamor and obstructs tri7w Btreuts with curious crowds.

Ilia form of condemnation and protest takes color from his character ami point of viow. To tho busy man it is a more hindrance nnd distraction from tho profitable employments of life. To tho devout person it is a travesty upon serious relisioua ceramomal. To the refined idler it is an intrusive and offensive exhibition of coarseness aud bad taste. All find it objeotionablo iu different ways, but all agroo in condemning it.

It is only the thoughtful student of social science, keenly alivo to the complex conditions and subtlo noedS of the many sided thing we call society, and freo from all manner of bias and prejudico, political, lusthetie or religiom, who gels a glimpse of tho possible real utility of tho salvation army throueh all tho obscuration of its tlnsul clamor and Ho finds it part of th groat agency of moral restraint and reform which he fouls in the many sidod and many motivod religious activity of the world. He eoos in it a branch of that groat moral police forca into which his practical aporohetnion translates all religious effort. And ho discovers in it tho uiorit that it seokj and seems to find a field for jabor which older and more reflnod agencies fail to enter. Tho salvation army is a moral policeman on a now boat: detailed for sorvico in a district hitherto neglected, or ineffectively dealt with by public guardians unfamiliar with its couditions and unaware of its needs; polioo man, moreover, carefully trainod for special worlt in the now district, having a certain touch with its inhabitants, a certain common in teres aud peculiar itilluoneo, and therefore a larger power for usefulness. The practical value of ro ligiotn ell'urt in this world is measured by its influence uvtir the conduct of mou; by ita power to ineulcato (food and restrain bad conduct.

Human society a. whole, through its representative, tho state, has little concern with the fnturo destinios of men; it has everything to do with their presont behavior. Keligious teaching and effort is v.tluablo to it through tho mighty influence of religious feeling upon conduct, through ita power to cultivate sentiments, impulses, acts, healthful to human society, and to abate and extirpate instincts, emotions and practices hurtful to il. That religious effort which has attained thi. Bo objects anyhow, anywhere, is valuable to society.

If a now form of religious effort carrios these salutary efforts where they havo been absent beforo, reaches and controls persons unt Juclio 1 by older forms of effort, it is distinctly valuable as an added agency in tho field of human endoavor. This is what tho salvation army undertakes to do; to carry tho moral guidance and restraints of religion into regions far out of reach of existing religions effort, and eo to organize its own influence and offort as to mako it permanently effective. In short, tho object of the salvation army is to do for thochurchless poor of tho cities what tho churched do for thoso within rango of their inlluonce. If one object is worthy, tho other is not less so: rather more so, for out of the body of the chnrchless poor comes much that is dangerous to society. It is too early evou to discuss the success of the salvation army effort.

Tint must be measured by complex, statistics of crime, education and morality extending ovor at least a generation of time. JSut it is not too esrly to reeugnizo the sincerity ol the effort and its valuo to society if BUcetaBful. Portland Oreyontti'i. HE KNEW HIS A Barber AtoIsIsi efleiidiurr a Dald beaded Mnn. A man without a hair on his bald head caruo into tho barber's simp and sat down ou a chair.

"Hhavo or hair cut, sir;" said the attoudant. "ABhavc, please," was tho answor. When the shava was finished and tho baldhoad 0(1 man left, the enstomer who was getting hia hair cut in the next chair said to tho barbor "Why did you ask that man if ho would havo his hair cut? Bid you mean to insult him?" "Oh, not at all, sir," was tho answer. "You eto, it's, like this: A ualdhoaded man is ratlior sensitive ou that point. I treat this gentleman just a0 I do evory customer who oomss and sits down oa tho chair.

Ho knowa that ho has no hair to bo out, and I know that he hai no hair to b9 out, and ho knows that I know be hat no hair to bo out' Novcrthelesi he Hkoo io ba treatod as If ho had a hair of head, and be, comes Low Closinst est. at noon. 2 H'2 111H 1XIU low o(2 H.S 4Sjj 41)14 111 111 K'O 11143k 13W 4ll 'MM II4K T.IH T.m 2Mi 2.1 S7 1UI 101 101 IS ITT, 17 MH Xiii 105U luiiJt 2 Ml jsm jsw ma KIM r.iH 7a IMS (MM 0134 nil 11:1 l(llfj 101 101M 2 i H2H 2 .1 74H 74 74H THE DAILY EA OLE Is published mtr aftornoon on lh working days oi tho woo and on bllNDAY MOKN K08' nimsnniPTION. 810 par year: 85 for slxmonths: il per month: ilril Biu3ent Sunday edition $1.60 per y.ari postaso eopisa llcents: Sunday lacludtd. UKTKS F0B ADVERTISING.

BOL1D AGATE UEASUBIUEMT. Third Pfr Editorial or Lo.al Doable price lor Compotlu Loiter Display. Per line. ,.35 cents .115 cents local Notices, riith .50 cents Local Notices ou liditorial and last pages sjl.yo Local Notices at f00t news columns 1.50 mussmentsand 25 cents ravel Xourslonf. cants lo cents nrsesand 1.) cents Advertisements under the follovrinji bead.

moasoriDff fire linsi or liss, 75 cents for first Insertion and 50 cants for each successive insortlon: For Sale. To Let. Board jog and Want. Fifteen oents per line in excess of fira lines. Personals, Marriages, Deaths.

Lost and Found, 41 for Cfton insertion, iriien not exceeding lire lines. Keligioos Kqtioee. 50 coots fur each insertion of tiro lines or less. wuntsd. 25 cents; females, 15 conts.

No deviation from these rates. Oash in advance In all OORRESPOKUING POSITIONS IN SUNDAY PAPER SAMK PRICES. Principal office, F.AULK BUILDINGS. HOS. 34, AND FULTON STKIiET.

BUOOKLYrf. BRANCH DFFiOKS, 44 BROADWAY, K. 1.2S7 IiFDlo'tD AV, NEAR FULTON 4M5 FILTH AV. NEAR NINTH ST ATLANTIC AV, NEAR EAST NEW VOKK AV. THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY.

We havo established ascncielfor tho salo pi tho EAOLE at tome of U.8 principal business points In Vo OUT as follows: Aator steps. Baok Nunib. llid.l, 1,1.80 Broadway. O. P.

UocVvoud. Craiid stroot rcrrT. W. H. Clinch.

1 South street, Fnlton street And Broadway. Knox James I. street and Broadway. Btations or Manhattan News Company, on the Elevated Railroad. Neirs at ltiltou, Chambers.

Wall. South, Hamilton, Peck Uoosovelt. Grand and Twenty thirl treat ferries. And at Ml tho Nortn River ferries and tho Jordoy City Annex. Grand Central Depot, Forty second st; waitiui: rooms of tho New York Central, Harlem and I ho Ne Ilavon Railroads.

SUNI)Ay gMTi0N ONLY Xs for sale at the stand of the following hotels: Fifth Avenue Hotel, HolTman House, St. Jam us Hotol, Coleman liilsey House, Imperial Hotol, Bartholdl Hotel, Oriental Hotel and Everett Hottsu. THE IIACI.E IN WASHINGTON AND ALBANY. THEKAG1.1I can be found on sale in Washington at the news sliuli in Iho Arlington Hotel, tho Snoreham and Willaru's. in Albany 6t tho news in tho Delevan au.i Stanivix.

Hall. WASHINGTON NEWS BUREAU. E15 Fourteenth (Newspaper Row), on, D. O. I Hi: li OLKlN Ulllie's States 1.

Charing Cross; Anier'. au Heading Rouin, 1 Langham place A. II. 'J. Kxchaniro (Jlub, 17:) Now Bond street; Cable Now.i Company, New Bridge sltoet, Lud: ate circus; Thorns I Ouok Son, Ludgato circus, London Munroe 7 Ruo Scribe, and Anirlo American Banlting ComnauvV, UhaussBo Autin and Huo Aloyer beer; Rea'iinr; ltoom, Gl Avenue da I'Opcra, Paris; James T.

Bat" A Genera, Switzerland, and tho German Trausatlantlo Kxchango, 78 Frledrjchstraaso, Barlin. W. JTt aam ne.a that contributions unaccompanitd 'fllth ttavijintl envelopes to guarantee thulr return ff unused, are not reaaraea ov their writers as iSorth recovering. The Baols cunno: Co wrxt oaclc such manusoripts. BFK.1T3.

A. fair for the benefit of tho building fnnd of the Chnrcb of the Redeemer will bo hold in the iiew houat', Kirkwood avenue and Lindenmero drire, Merrick, Lons Inland, to day, to morrow and Saturday, from 2:30 to 11 P. M. A loan collection of uncioul relics and ctiriositiPK, a cranio art gallery and a maaic lantern exhibition ore amonit the features promiued by thu uian aeorn. Tho annual beach party of Coneros.

i camp Xo. SO, fraternal lecion, for tho benefit of tiie widows and orphans' fund, will take place on Saturday next at Harper's Atlaa pavilion, Seaside station, Eockaway Beach. Mansfield poet No. ,15, O. A.

will no on its tenth annual excursion Monday, July 0, to Washington grove, on tho lludflon. Twosteam itvB and four bartres will convey tho excursionists to the point of destination. Tho fourth annual excursion of M. Gibbon!) A Bona' employos will take place to Ioua island, on tho Hudson, on Saturday, August 22. AT XOXTH A short time since tho trrocery 6tore of Captain jTames Sanderson, on North Ifaveu, wim broken worth of aroods taken.

One niuht this week the at oro was again entered by burglars and $15 was taken. AO.IIS AKBAIOSKD 13 COLUT. Hcuvy Mohrhoff and his stcpdauiihter, Joie phiuo Yonhofl', who wero charged wiih sotting firotothe house at 100 Starr street, were aijain before JiihIicc Kenna this morning. The hearing was set down for July THKItKSA LUBU AEKAIQ.NHl). Mrs.

Theresa Lure of 133 Troutman street, Who wsb charged with Philip Sohnoider of 1,001 WlHoiiehby avenue, was arraigned before Justioe Eonna this morning and parolod pending trial. MAI HAVE A STJNDAT LKTTK1! MAIL. The post office department reqnoste 3 the postmaster at Southampton to poll the people on the 'question of a Sunday letter mail. Tim village has a Sunday newspaper mail. The postmaster Reports that the aummor residents are unanimous a Sunday letter service, and the townspeople are about equally divided on tho subject.

Tho Sunday letter servico will probably be established. FOR ODARITT. Tito Concert to Bo Given at tho JBriEThiota Roaoh PtiviitotB. Tho Soidl society will profit by tho concerts to be givon under Mr. SeidPs direction at tho Brighton Beach pavilion on Sunday and Tuesday ingots.

On those occasions only Mrs. Bitter Goetze of the German opera will siug, Mr. Seidl playing tho piano accompaniments, when those are employed. These two appearances will be tho Only ones that Mrs. Gootze will make before her final return to Europe, which is announced for next Thursday.

She is good singer, Mr. Seidl is a good pianist, the orchestra is of the best and tho money that is made will bo applied to charity. The Sunday night bill includes selections by Thomas, Moyorbeor, Saint tcoTrskl, Beethoven, Haydn, Herbert, Eolmea, Uelibes and Chabrier. On Tuesday night the prugrnnmio will contain works by Vober, Goldinark, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Massenet, ttuiran.i, Grieg, Hubinstoin and Strauss. Mrs.

Goetze's selections have not yet been chosen. C0H311SS J05KK ADAMS WILL TELL YOU. Tolhe Editor or the Brooklyn Eao'e: As a citizen, taxpayer and business man I desire to know through your valuabls p.u)er if tho drivors of the watering carts are justified in demanding 2o cents per week for in front of storei on the upper part of Pulton street. I am one of many who refuse to pay this icaess ment, as I consider they aro compelled to water tho stroot thoroughly at tho expense of tha city. If it would not occupy overmuch of your valuable space please throw bouio light on the above Bubjeot.

Business Man. Brooklyn, July 15, 1801. DEFKXDIXi; NAVAL OFFICER WILLIS. AuotIicr Veteran finds Koine rtcas OHM to Praise JCts Admilliitriitiou. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Ea'jle: A lottor appeared in last Sunday's Eagle, signed "Veteran" in which was stated that Naval Officer Wiliis had failod to reinstate one of tho Inany voterans from Kings county who were removed under the administration of his predecessor, Mr.

Burt. The facts are but two veterans from Brooklyn wero removed and one of the two hiiB been at his old desk for over eight months. I would reipoctfully call attention to the following facts, which are now on record: Mr. Willis has occupied his present position lesi than two roars, during which time he has made eighteen appointments classed as follows: Veterans, reinstatements, original 4: sons of veterans, 2. Retention of one veteran, who had been named with threo othtjrs for removal, under tht proposed roduction ordered from Washington, and tho promotion of anther veterau from $500 to $840 per annum, which increase placed him on a par with othor men in his class.

Before ho was not adequately paid for services rendered. The balance of tho abovo appointments, with possibly throe or four excoptions, were made under civil servico rulos, where tho appointing officer is obligod to choose from a list ot eligiblos prosonted by the secretary of tho board of examiners. As the caso now Btands niuo veterans aro indebted to Mr. Willis for tholr present positions, about 50 per not a bad avorasje, or, to say the least, wo have no Just reason to complain of the naval officer of the port of New York. In conclusion, I will ventaro ths statement that no other appointing officer undsr this aovern mont has favored tho old soldiers equally as well eb Naval Orticor Willis.

The "old soldiers" have a jUBt appreciation of services performed in thoir behalf and they will romcmbor Mr. Willis. I AsoTiiun Veteran. Biiooklvn, July 15, 1801. Diamonds Kxtra large values.

When purchasing Diamond i remember you oan got bier valao for you, money, at the samo tiino have them reliable, fine, white and brilliant, at II. Seaman's, Myrtle av, corner Bod ford; establishuu oor twenty two years on one spot; Tory largo sUck to seloct from. Reliable dealing. Diamond work luada to order, altered and repaired at short notice. Duuyf.a's Imperials only $2 per dozen.

Last Summer on Lowor Fulton St. These special low rates for a limited timoonly. Finest Imperials only $2 per dozon. Get tub Suxuay EAoy. Tho host and eel buuday imjier published.

Price cent). KJflTir On tCcdnosdaj July 25, by tho Rev. C. C. I.asby, ot the rosldonce of tho brido'a parontj, Miss I'uaiik Smith to Al.V'lir.u P.

C'iims TOrnnn, lioth of Brooklyn. No cards. JIALSTKAD rAYNE July, 12th bj tho Rov. Charles Jlillor, Isaac Halstead to Lizzie A. Paxnh, formerly of Rutherford, X.

J. RutheriorJ cud Caliorna papers opy.J AITKEN' IB, 1S01, TnoMAS, twin son of Thomas and Mary Aiikon, at rosidenco, 100 Jiergen at. Notlceof luneral hereafter. BAHDULL On July 15, 1891. OAnOLIHE, thobolovod wife of Alfred Banlell, ago4 70 yoars.

Relatives and iiicnds aro respectfully invited to at tond the frneral sorviccs from her lato residonce 187 Koai st, on Saturday ovenlng, July 18, 1801, at 8 o'clock. Kindlyomlt flowers. OAEMJUiltUlt Suddonly, on Sunday. July 12,1801 Louis Caeumkhf.r, ased 40 yoars. Funeral services at his former residence, 0 Uanaon pi, on Saturday, July 18, at 3 o'clock P.

SI, Relatives and friends ot tho family Are invited, I IK.IS, NOTICE. Y. SUI'JtKMK COURT, KINGS OOUN oTV Henry Hamilton and Jo iOiiliin Il.inrlton, his wife, plainliii.s. ayain o'K. Bridget C.

O'Keeiye. hi Kost; Doyle, Sarah M. lnie, a lunatic: Felix V. Di.yl,', individually and as a committee of Sainh a lunatic, an 1 albo as administrator of tile goo Ik, i Im't ds ami cioiiils wlih'h Mnrtin E. Dovle, ilr.

niy Doylo and Ophelia Doyle, his wife; 'jam 'i nil 1 his ivife; ilary llroderit k. Bri Do.le, an fniant over the age of fi.nrt;.o:i y.ars; John an infant ovor tlie ai oi yours: Kloi once Bono Doyle, an Infant und'. tiie; nto. years; I.a ira Dojl. an infant under ta.1 age of irte.vi years Doyle, Mary Ann I'rnn Doyle, William Doyle, Kva Doyle, an in ant ov.r tile ot fonrlo yen is, and tho People of tlie oi York ox rol John I Xogns, ilefeudant To above naiii defi.nil ants: S'ou ar.i l.o eiiy summoned to ans.ver th? co.u piaint lu this ai tion and to serve a copy of y.uir answer on the p'airiitl's attorneys within days alter tho day oi vice, anil in caso of yo.ir t'a ihiro to appear, or answrr, jiKK ment will be taken against yon by default for tho veli ilomauded in tho complaint.

Dated Brooklyn. October 24, 1S90. DAIi.KY A BELL, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, Ofllco mid Post Otlice address, No. 10 Court street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

To Mari tta Doyle, John Doyle, infants over fourteen years of an6; Rose Doylo, Laura Doylo, inlunts under foinioen a of age, and Marietta Doyle, tho mother ot Morenis, Koso Doylo and Laura Doyle, iillanls undor lourti en yi. ars ot agoi The forogoing summons is served upon yos: aud each of you by publication, pursuant to all order of lion Edgar M. Cullon, one of the justices of the Supremo Court, tho 3 5th day oi July, lsill, and iiled ith the complaint in thj oilico of the Ulork of Kings County, in the City ot Brooklyn, Now York. DAII.EY BELL, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, Ofllco and Post Olhce addresd, 10 Court street. Brooklyn, N.

Y. jylOlSwTh HE CITY COUHT OF "jJKOO LYN Oharlos Joliiist plfltnt.iiT, aainrit Jonios W. Kelly and others, dafen lnnt. Anthony B.iinExi,iil:i.ntirt"'s attornoy, lt f'ourt at, Iirooklyikj In pursnancfl of a iuilgmont of for clostiro and salo of this court mn 1c hi the abovo ontitl.i'l notion, I'oariiic date tho 15th day of July, 1HU1, 1 will boll at public auction, by Thoinai A. Korrlean, anctionor, at tho Raio sroom i Xo.

Wil loujfhby fltreut, mi iho City of Brooklyn, on tho Oth day of Autinst, nt o't lock noon, the following do ecribou laud ami tivt imnes: All that cortain lot, piece or parcel of limci aitunto, lyinK and bcintr in tho Eijfhteouth Wurd of tho City of Ilronktyn, Cimrity of KinKB and State ot Now York, bounded and as followti, to wit: liexinninn on the northwesterly side of I'almotto street at a point distant hundred and firenty (75) feot no: lli asierly from tho northerly coruor of li niokorliockev ave. ftuo autl nlroat, and running i twon flvo feot northonNterly alonK uaid 1'ahn tto stroet; tli'incr; carthvYtiisterly and parallel with Kni' 'rier bockor avt'iuie one linndrod (100) feot; iheiu weaterly anil pftrallol with I'almotto twenty iive foot, and thence riouthoasterly aud aain pariHel (rith Knickort avenuo one hundred (I0i) fuet to the point or or bo the iid di moni'n4 more or le. Reinfi the v.retni ei convoyed to.lam:.i W. Ktflly by lienrv M. birkett, referen, by dpod date Jannnry l.S.Stf, and reonled in tho Reifit ier'ri olfico t.f Kincri (bounty In Liber 7 of 5 7.

Dated Urookiyn, uly 10, ism. JylU avvThAM JOHN OOUHTNEY, Sherilf. fiEE NOTICE Is HKltKKY" dlVfiJN," T11AT puraiiant tt in trdor of thu City Court of Brooklyn, made in the 'riioiua. i J. fattornon a.t:ain.

Michael J. ami another, and ontcrod on tho day of Junf, 1H91 we, thn iindersijinod, Keceivora oi tho aducta of the late firm M. j. Uaffnoy formerly doiuR business at tho tout oi Grand Street in thu City of lirbok lyn, tM! at puhlic auctloti through A. Mjrpliy, ntiotifD.ior.s, af ih)ir unction rooms.

Son. 7 and Court Suuaro in thy City uf Brooklyn, on the day of .1 uly. lisOl. at io, all tlio riKht. title and interest which we ha a liecuivers in and to the el.iiin atad Miiand of tiic linn of M.

J. (afu a.ainat tho following nr.ud persona, ior the minis hut oppo.ntu thoir nainn respectively, to wit: i.rlf): Biaek ham, iUO'M; Lei. iilfil.7S; Bryan. Houry 'ft 1 Jacob Cohen, SS.OO: Holert M. Pirot, lU 'sO; Henry 3.

WultT, t.ouiri Boru stgiu, $4 1. rre'erieli '1 erriault SiiilK V. 5.75; John I'ro loriek C. Co Margarel Kwliy, Sl i.50. William Cox.

7U Jodopb Mumby, John P. "Val. U. John Fullerton, V. Kirchuer, 33 0.50; Captnin (J.

Dick. $17.00, D. M. riiomp hoii, 8 I J. 75 D.

Wolff, 89.00; WaiKlinra B. O. Wite, :W.7.'; nallcy, 810 50; Muldov.nev, 18.00; Parks, SUl oO; Siuiouou. Carter. U'emit, 4.J0; William Hull in iro.

5 Storn Simmons, .51,1 Webb, 154.50: Iior tA Uahl, SH4.70; diaries Ba sa, 1. iior tiani, LJiiartos Ua ia, Duffy. 10. John OaiTnay, A Fried A S70.5U Captain Vmdor 10 I'ilinjr, asent, JuJeoi enck. A Brojklyn Mills, George W.

Ball, Kiyn nitiuiK Mine, Mohan. 80.00; Watt: ftpont. nonan. ati.uu: natis. ai iliet'in, itaau n.

tpou Fulton, $0.50: Kuntz, 5.i5; O'Keil Chapman, Lynch. 4.75; Keilly, agont, 44.tJ;j JJoyli'. wen Iaelv. r0: As liey. Lehley, ll.T.ui); i i.

..) Kar.rtz, Hi hie rt :17. 48: iMflner: $5.00: John Rapp, 1 13 50; M.Olwcll.aoat, Vanhorn, 80.75; Fisch til. '4 A 1 'A or, $10 00: Christopher Gray, 810.f0 mp. iou, Barlow A Lindo! tl.70: Hendcrr on, Jouin, Sll.oU: liunert i numi RinOOO: Porrv. A11.HH:Sloddard.5.50: Potor.Mfthoney.41K.00; Good onouch Shoe Company, $77.00 Mru.

Durank; Krtol. 50; JanJ Caillard, 81U.J)0; Yjrlisia, 48. IW; Eccentric Club, Dr. Flchor. 10.75; A uld, 812.75 S.

Bernstein, S3K.00; Blauin. 81 1.50; A. Dur yea, 1 1 .50 John BaninKor, Gerken, $5. William H. Mardton, igU t.OO; Uoorgo Patrick, L'Sllh S.

S40.L'3; Wolf. It. PeunSmiih. Joaoph Colyor, Bonja inin W. M.

Popo, 0.00 Brouklyn lint Joseph DevAntory, David iJunect, It. McDfJiiabi, Sli.50; William Whlti ftffont, S10J1.4O; Atlas Brewery, John W. Cots, S.i07.i:t; Wuadlo A Itcitz, William H. Waturs, David Oaywood. V5 Bullock, $5.75: William H.

Bryan, John F. Koemmele, 11. D. Broton, 84.00. The particulars rc spoctiiiK thw sai 1 olaim i can bo ascertained atthootiico of DAVID DUNCAN A SON.

No. 1 Broadway, New York City, or at tho coal yard toot of Grand at, Brooklyn. July 10, 1S01. NELSON J. GA'i'KS.

DAVID B. DUNCAN, JylGStTh Receivers. fTOTIUE HAJIUKIj WALKER, HE ceiver oi tuo coparlnorap properly or uiion an Haves, will on tho 15th day of July. 1SD1. at 2 P.

M. ceiver of tho property of Dlion and near Third avonn 1, in tho City of Brooklyn, where naio! Dixon aud Ilayea tormerly carried on business, all the r'ent. title ami iijfo.est ot Dixon and HayeOnaudto the A larKO quantity of rough and dressed brown stone, fako Superior atone, Euclid stone. Indiana llmo Htono, two carte, one truoV, one' hand truck, one light wauon, onj sot of truck two at ta or cart Jiarnes, ono 6ft of light harness, ono derrick In parta, two trutrk hor sef, ono liffht buKiness horse, ono aafo. Datod Brooklyn.

June 30, 18IH. SAMUEL WALK Kit, IteceiTcr, 44. Court streot, Brooklyn. )ui)iic auction at too atone yaru, street. IIfcOPOSALA.

OFFICK OF COMMISSIONERS CKKAT KD City Hall, Brooklyn. July 15, 1KU1 Proposals were this nay publicly opened aud announced for erecting anon fireproof building on the east side of Jay atroet, between Willoutihby street and Myrtle avenue, in tho City of Brooklyn, A. to he known as ''Tho Brooklyn Fire Department Hoad juarters also, proposals for ercotinf ft fireproof building on the aarao sit, to wit: Fireproof John J. Oashnmn, work complete. $145,507 surotifiB Jamed Mcfarland and Audrow H.

Baird. P. J. Carlin A Co Burotles, James Hovfeli and James Koenau. fireproof John J.

Caehmnn, irork rompleto. $11. 810 nurotiea, Jamea JllaoFariand and Anaiew It. Batrd. P.J.

Carlin A work complete, $00,448 Buronos, James Howell and Audrovf It, Baird. Charles Collins, uork complete1, sureties, Kdward Gorman and Kdward Mc Cenna. ALntKD (l. CHAPIN. Mayor, JOHN P.

ADAMS. Commissioner ot City Works, HENRY 1. IlAYDKN, Commissioner of Police, Commissioners. Attest: Daniel B. Puillii'3, Seorotary.

jylO Ut 13 i jI SS, 13 A FN AT A KB, Hay Kevor, tlataractrf and every disease of cho Kyes, Nouraigia, Bron hiti9, Asthma and all hoad truublea cured without pain or suffering. Advico and treatment free LLKOTKODK 280 Fulton Bt. Daily 1 to 0 P.M. SuulaysM Ki4P.M. JUS1 2N H'PQ tttUN ITIES.

hnilK" STOCK I XT RES A IT (TOD JL will of an oi tabliabod and well kmown art and utationt wy tore in a sroott location for salo. Apply in tho Btojeat 450 Myitlo av, lijooklyu LOST AH ouxn. ObT ON TUKslMy UOiJ, atiaivyrti to tiuj name of Bub; liberal reward 054 Wnrrou L6ST POCKETBOOK, ON THif8 o'clock train. Bedford etation, Brinhtou Boach, Wodne.sday evi ninic. Anyone finding it please return to Mis.

J. K. DKAFtft, 450 Carlton av. 1 OUSl A BLACK. POODLE I)OCJ.

Dwiirr cna have him by raying charges at 1.2:iA MyrtU OISSOIiUTIOJf NOTICE. niHK" CO PAKTJJBB8HIP BEKETO JL toforo Dilating hotweon JOHN DONAHUE and JOSEPH P. AUK1, under the firm name of JOHN DONAHUE 'is this diy dissolved bjr mutual con sept. All accounts will ba nettled aod the business oontlnuod by JOHN DONAHUB at 107 Montanuo st. JOHN DONAHUE.

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