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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 12

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THE BEOOKITK DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOKK, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1898. SUMMER RESOKTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMHB RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. StTMMKR EifiSORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. The Kik1' Full punk uiars ei'iuu; all i circulars t.

js, Mii, i I tables ntl l.tirtsls' guides be EVGLE FKKK Eogl Building, Brooklyn, and Man hut tan. Tin? i Full particulars hotels, wnlr tall and ol ff BACrLK FREE I'K. E. igl" Building. EIurciiUN.

all Summer resorts, lu.i and steamboat time id to be had at the RMATiON Broadway, The Eatle Bart Full concerning nil Summer resorts, circulars of hotels, railroad and steamboat time tables and tonrjrts' guides to be had at the BAOIjE FRES INFORMATION BUREAUS, KuEle Buildlmr, Brooklyn, and 952 Broadway, Manlm tan. NEW JERSEY. Tlie Eii'rJc Iliiroiin.s. Full particulars concerning all Summer resorts, circulars of hot els, railroad ami steamboat time tables and tourists' guides to be had at the BAO.LE FREE INFORMATION BURBAUS, Eagle Building. Brooklyn, ar.d 952 Broadway.

Manhattan. KBW JERSEY. The EuKle BureaUK. Full particulars concerning all Summer resorts, circulars of hotels, railroad and steamboat time tables and tourists' Kuldes to be had at the EAOrLE FREE INFCnMATION BUREAUS, EaKle Building, Brooklyn, and 052 Broadway, Ma nhattan. 1TEW HAMPSHIRE.

Tlie 15urlc Uiirean. Full particulars concernlne all Summer resorts, circulars of hotels, ra.ilrnad and steamboat time tables and tourists' guides lo be had at the EAC.LE FREE INFORMATION BUREAUS'. Eaftle Building, Brooklyn, and 952 Broadway, Manhattan. 12 Tlie EiikIo Bureaus. Full particulars) concerning all Summer circulars of hotels, railroad and tables and tourists' guides to be RAGLE FREE INFORMATION Eagle Building, Brooklyn, and 052 Manhattan.

RHODE ISLAND. rorm, I'm had the Broadway. ADIRONDACKS. ADIROIJ 3ACKS. CONNECTICUT.

resorts, steamiioat time had at the BUREAUS. Broadway. fl ETATOX ET HO US E. OPEN for thirty second season JUNE is fur. nished with all modern improvements; best sprint water.

All information at Eagle Bureau or JOHN H. CASWELL. Proprietor. NARR.AGANSETT PIER. R.

I. THE STAG AND HOUNDS, CHELSEA INN AND COTTAGES, Hampton Hill, Conn. A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESORT ON ONE OF CONNECTICUT'S MOST PICTURESQUE HILL TOPS. HEALTH, REST, RECREATION AND HOME COMFORTS AT REASONABLE PRICE. For circular address F.

E. WHITTAKEB. ADIRONDACKS. HOTEL CHILDWOLD, CHILDWOLD l'AHK. N.

Y. LAKE MAS 6AWBPIE, in the heart of a hours from New York City: tennis, bivviing. hunting, me. iPivlAL KATKS FOR JUNK and SEPTEMBER. For booklet and information address CHARLES E.

LELANP. Manager. V. O. ASSAWKFIE.

N. Y. or FR.BD H. SCOFIELD. Metropolitan Building.

Madison Square, York. OCEAW HOUSE, WATCH HILL. ii. 1. OPnNS JUNE 20.

Roomts en suite, with batih, hole golf. links. N. Y. office, Windsor Hotel, dally 2 to 5 P.

A. W. HODGDON. Will caul desired. Photos, idlagrams.

or apply to J. CHAMPDIN. WATCH HILL. R. I.

LONG BRANCH AND AVON, NEW JERSEY. OCEAN HOUSE, LONG BRANCH. Sftuation unsurpassed; nes: $3.00 and upward per day; special weekly and Beason rates. Jno. T.

MacUowell Co. HOTEL BRIGHTON, LONG BRANCH. Select family hotel; terms reasonable: acceuiiuo dation for 25U suests. Palmer Mac Dowell. HOTEL BUCKINGHAM, AVON Ft THE SKA, X.

J. Accommodates 20i; weekly 12 to 20. Special rates to families. AlacDowell Wacbenhiissn. Send for Descrintive Booklet; LONG BRANCH.

UNITED STATES HOTEL. OCEAN FRONT, OrENS JUNE 2G. Select family and transient hotel; special low rates A dirondacks. 1 he Ampersand' m. j.

(f Now Open. i Persona sufCerlr.c fr tuiji rcuLois not accepted. Attractive iolI Link, for pun itiiIara.tHrt;3j C. M. EATuN.

A.MPEK5AXD. Franklin County. N. Y. THE DIX HOMESTEAD.

GIIAS FALLS N. Y. Private family offers a. comiiU'daUuiis to a limited r.umbei of firm cUss boarder. i adults beautifully Ux' aii d.

fir.tr lawns and sh; piazzas, larsre yards, garden. milk, la: airy rooms, all nu uVrn improvements; five min aiK irom si.uion; mails daily; driving and oyelins: nine miles fr in bake euie i on th D. and H. U. R.

corresiv solieited. i Mrs. WALTER SIX. ririAiirr I ADIRONDACKS LAKE CHAT1PLAIN. UATCl A11CADI A Hff i fcJVKKY MODKHX HOTEL.

KQUIPMENT. nU 1 CL AUoADLn KnjJVf Capacity MOO. Evening dinners. Otis elevator. 0r WS VBLE CHAi3.

chestra. Illustrat ed booklet. WRIGHT FUQST. FENWICK HALL, SAYBROOK POINT, CONN. (ON THE SOUND.) OPENS JUNE IS.

Elegant and modern; management up to date; superior golfing; finest bicycle road; excellent boating, bathing and fishing. Send for circular. A. A. NEAL.

NORWALK HOTEL, SOEWALK, CONN. LEADING HOTEL. 54 WALL ST. New management; Summer resorts reached by trolley cars; livery stable in connection. G.

HAMILTON. Prop. FORT QRISWOLD HOUSE OX THE SOUND. Opposite) NEW LONDON. CONN.

OPENS JUNE 18. An Ideal resort, combining seashore and country. Fine roads, boating, bathing. Ashing. Send for illustrated pamphlet.

JAMES C. MATTHEWS. RIPPOWAM HOTEL, 2VOROTON HILL. Stamford, Conn. OPENS JUNE 25; under management of F.

Durvea, late of Forest House. BucM Lake. N. J. in shady lawns, fine walks, excellent roads, drives; all amusecnen'ts; select family nous; moderarte rates; view ait Eagle Bureau; 50 minutes city.

BEAUTIFUL INDIAN HARBOR, GREENWICH. CONN. HELD HOUSE, NOW OPEN. Boating, bathing, wheeling. S.

S. CKOWfcLL, Proprietor, 6 and 8 East Forth seventh st, New Y'ork City. HAWKHURST. LITCHFIELD, CONN. OPENS MAY new passenger elevator, furni I i ture and equipment; house more attractive than i i ever: high altitude; charming scenery; pleasant drives; no malaria or mosquitoes; excellent cui i sine: booklet sent on application, or call on 5 FRED.

H. SCHOFIELD, Metropolitan Building, Madison square. GEO. H. BROWNE, Manager.

BERKSHIRE HILLS WONONSCO HOUSE i AND COTTAGES. Lakeville. Conn. Every attraction for comfortable Summer home; furnish ed cottages at reasonable prices; modern improve i menis; meoium elevation; pure air; no malaria: no mosouitoes: cuisine and service excellent: boating, bathinss fishing. E.

L. PEABODY, Prop. I THE ELMS. SOUTH WILTON ideal country location: large house: beautiful grounds; shade trees; Ashing: lawn tennis; weekly hop; ralst own vegetables and fruit: dairy houses; new roads to salt water; $6 up; reference Eagle Bureau. OWFNFfin HOITsF Wm.

Lounsbury, Prop'r. On Long Island Sound. Excellent bathing and saiiLing facilities. Hacks to a.i trains BANTAM LAKE. FARM HOUSE near the lake; high altitude: large rooms; shady lawns; delightful drives; good table; dally mails; fine fishing; steamboat landing near the house: delightful place: terms 57 per week.

Mrs. M. H. GLOVER, BANTAM. CONN.

COLCHESTER INN. COLCHESTER, now OPEN; beautiful old village; wide, elm shaded street: high elevation; cool drives, fishing, grand scenery; quiet bouse, large rooms' plentiful table: good livery. u. N. kayjiond, Prop.

SILLECK HOUSE. GREENWICH ON THE SOUND NOW OPEN; 4th season. Fishing, boai'Jng. bathing, families will find this a model Summer home. LAKE VIEW HOUSE, On Lake Po cn.tii.iiBiie.

EASTHAMPTOX. CONN. Thirty miles from seashore; on Air Line Division, N. Y. and New Haven R.

R. Send for circular. u. L. UKOWN.

Proprietor. BACON HOUSE. CLINTON. ON Long Island Sound, midway between New London and New Haven; half mile from depot; OPEN YEAR ROUND; table first class; plenty sea food. meats; vegetables from garden; oysters a specialty; good boating, sail, steam or row; good nsning, paining; cnarges reasonaoie.

E. KBiJfltlbP. proprietor. THE SPOFFORD HOUSE Is just the place to go for rest, eat, sleep and dream; nice large airy rooms; cool verandas; easy terms. For further innuire G.

T. SPOFFORD, NORTH WINDHAM, CONN. MONTAUK HOTEL. DANIEL J. GILLEN.

Proprietor. Mo'ntauk av. near the Pequot House. NE'W LONDON, good accommodations for regulars and transients; special rates for board by the week. CHAMPION HOUSE, EAST ADD AM.

CONN. Every attraction for a comfortable Summer heme on the banks of the Connecticut River: good table and reasonaDle ates. A. jOHNtoON, proprietor. POHFRET INN, SSIT BEAUTIFUL HILLS OF CONNECTICUT.

OPEN JUNE 1 to NOVEMBER; delightfully lo cated; rolf wheeling and driving; circulars, etc. GEO. C. HOWE, 3 Park place, N. Y.

C. BRAN FORD POINT HOUSE. BRANFORD. CONN. BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED ON THE SOUND.

ACCOMMODATES 100 GUESTS. A. J. SWIFT, Prop. THE HAMMONASSETT HOUSE.

MADISON, CONN. Pleasantly located on Long Island Sound; good bathing, boating, bicycling; free from mosquitoes. O. HOWES. Prop.

PLEASANT VIEW COTTAGE, NEW LONDON, Conn. Overlooking New London Harbor; a charming place to spend a vacation for the season. For terms address S. F. MUIER, 56 Pequot av.

NEW Conn. lS If F. all LAKE HOISE, i the Adirondacks; boat family hotel; rates aerate. K. UIltL'SALU Mar.aser.

GLEN LAKE. N. Y. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS. Ondavva Motel, Schroon Lake, N.Y.

NOW OPKX; V. rates. For terms, book let. apply CONNOR. ASBURY PARK.

COLEMAN HOUSE, rates, and matiiin address F. Ci K.MAN, Co! man House. ASUI KV 1'ARK, Asbury Park, N. HOTEL DEVONSHIRE, l.l.Y one BLOCK FK()31 OCEAXi ALL 310DKIIX l.Hl'liOVEflENT i. J.

P. HASIBLEN MANAGER. HoteJ Clarendon, Asbury Park, N. J. location.

Fifih av. near beach; unob modern improvement: cuisine unexcelled: music dailv; accommodation. 150. Special JUNE and family rales. Descriptive booklet.

K. PIN NKbT. owner and proprietor. r. rT Trr i ASBl'KY PARK, X.

J. flOTEL COLUntHA, ASBl'RY PARK, 3f. J. 1 XOW OPEX. A modern hotel by the sea: situated directly on the beach, in seieet North Asbury: elevator, baths; i capacity, 40'J; booklet.

W. HARVEY JONES. Prop. THE ri'ADiSON. ASBl'RY PARK, X.

Sunset av: unobstructed view of ocean and lake: all modern improvements cuisine of highest standard. For circular and terms address J. K. DODMAN. HOTEL LYND HURST, ASBl'KY I'AKK, N.

Second av. view ot octan; management well know.n hotel man; all rooms light and airy; reasonable rates. C. E. McRRIDE.

von ivniT i 7asbl TP akkTm." 57 the curlew); remodeled and newly fur nished; charming location directly on beach; ocean view irom over room: cuisine ot ninest stajidarci: orchestra daily; dancing every evening1. Write for booklet. E. i LINDSAY. COnnERCIAL HOTELT (Formerly the St.

Jamesi. ASBURY PARK. X. corner Webb st and Cookman av; close to ocean and Ink; every improvement: cuisine of high exeelk e. E.

VAN AKBX. hotel Brunswick ASHLKY PARK, X. OPEN JUNE 15. Directly on the beach, Th leadens hotel in everr respect. Elevator.

MORGAN I ARSONS. HOTEL ALBION, ASBl'RY' PARK. X. J. Se cond and Ocean avs.

Fifty from accommodates 200; 52 2.50 pt day and to per week. Eighteenth season. C. II. EMBERTON.

THE YORKSHIRE, ASBURY PARK, X. J. 5th av; 3d house from beach: unobstructed ocean view; sspeeial terms to C. S. Man.

THE WELLINGTON. NORTH ASBURY PARK, N. J. OPEN I'NDER SAME MANAGEMENT. Wth SEASON.

F. E. SMITH. THE FENIMORE, ASBl'RY' PARK, X. J.

One and a half blocks from ocean. Capacity 200. For booklet address THOS. NOBLE. THE EDWARD, ASBURY PARK.

X. J. Sixth av, block from ocean: refined family patronage; aii modern improvements; reasonable rates. M. HAGBRMAN SON.

THE PORTLAND, Corner Second av and Kingsley ASBURY PARK, N. J. one block from ocean; special attention to cuisine. Circulars at Eagle Bureau. B.

it. SNYDER. hOLLY TERRACE, Sixth av. North Asbury Park; delightfully situated; near ocean; all modem improvements; first class table and appointments. J.

W. C. X. HARRISON. THE SURF HOUSE.

ASBURY PARK. N. J. Nearest house to beach and sun parlors on First av. Special rates for June.

E. A. MARTIN. THE "CO LON IXU. NORTH ASIJl'RY' PARK.

p.eaiuifully situated, overlooking ocean and Deal Lake; a select family resort. Address FRANK M. COOPER. GRAA1ERCY HOTEL, ASBURY PARlt, N. J.

OPENS MAY 2S. under same successful management. For terms, da. sc. iptive map.

and circulars, address HARRY J. ROCKAFELLER. Proprietor. THE FRANKLIN ASBURY PARK, X. Sixth av, blocls.

from ocean; all improvemeii'ts cycle accommodations; special rates for June; send for circular. E. STROUD. THE VICTORIA, ASBURY PARK. X.

J. THIRD AND OCEAN AVS. 50 yards from tlie beach. Special rates until July 1. New house: 10th season.

S. KEMPE. THE BUCKINGHAM, ASBl'RY I' ARK. N. Fourth av, near the ocian; rates for June, ST to 1 0 large rooms; superior table.

Send for circular. NORTH ASBURY PARK, N7T Large private cottage, accommodating 35 guests: excellent table and service. M. McILWAINE, fill Sixth av, ASBURY' PARK. THE PHILADELPHIA.

ASBURY' PARK. N. J. Sunset av; full ocean view; 57 to Sir. per week: families considered; $1.25 S1.50 daily for Reformed Synod; open entire year.

OCEA2T SCVE. HOTEL LA PIERRE. OCEAX GROVE, X. .1 A delightful family hotel, beautifully situated, overlooking lake and o' eun; capacity 250; all modern improvements; boat ins free seventeenth season under same Send tor booklet. THOS.

B. SHAY HOTEL SPRAY" OCEAN GROVE, X. .1. Directly on ociean, facing three avenues; remodeled to Colonial style; v. r.tn la modern: and bout.ng lenter.

Booklet. JOS. WHITE. SEASIDE HOTEL. OCEAN GROVE, N.

J. Largest and best equipped hotel on ocean front. Booklet. A. II.

STOCKTON. THE ARLINGTON, OCEAX OHOYE.N.J. THE Ll IAIHNO HOTEL to two in room. Special to funi'illes. Send for booklet.

C. II. MILLAR, Prop: Highland House, Ocean Grove, N. J. nar all pu ints of interest; liberal od service; rates until 13; ST weekly.

f. d. kosecrans. ivoumax 2S to 24 Hath av. OCEAX GROVE; three cot connected by randa; attractive, central Im ation near the ooean; OPEN June to October.

UOX 2.147. Mrs. K. PLi'KUT, iJrop. 'i 1 1 1 LAI AYHTTE, COKNEH OCE A pathway and i ach av, OCEAN GHOYE, N.

J. enlarged, improved, with latent and best sanitary blijk rum ocean near auditorium and all points interest splendid ocean vv. Mrs. M. A.

PAUL. NEW JERSEY. ADIRONDACK. Brunt l.nlte Fislilnu' Club on lirant Lalie. Write for Terms.

Open June 15. WM. OWENS. HORICON, Y. R' ferences exchanged.

Sorrierset Inn, AND EIGHT LMTTAGKS, BKHNARDSVILLE, .1. i i iC iv NciVeinbir 5 niin. from New Ii T. It vii Ri.r.'luv r.r GEO. V.

TCTTLK, Manager P.o,R!i IX THE MOUNTAIN'S. A LA ROE ii' ust niiiit vu.ae in im fS7 fe iiiir air; fifty from New Y'ork, Ruiuehantia and ad; rms i For ikltUc Western Rail 'eDSALL. STOCKHOLM, X. J. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNT A IN SPRINGS.

N. SI THE HEATH HOUSE, THV OPEN. MODERATE RATES. ui miiuiiiaiii oi. bieycli ssible via L.

and W. R. P. and rsey On'nil. Circulars at Eagie Mr van or Room Evening (Mire iS'illding.

'w Y. .1 MIRKS' COI.EM Manager. PENINSULA HOUSE, SEA BRIGHT. N. J.

il'ENS JUNK 3,,. Oc 'an, river, bay. autifu! tlrives: no mosquitoes. CJiAS. H.

OE.OERHR. owner and Prop. THE TREMONT, SUA GIRT, N. .1. r.i;,..

"it) a week ot lirst rooms. tin beach. I. UIN'KSON. CIKX Heal th lea', Ing.

fishing; WEST UAMl'TOS, X. II. This famous resort, with all the requisites for a complete Summer home among the mountains of New Hampshire. NOW OPEN for truests; fine location In the midst of the most beautiful mountain scenery; terms reasonable. Send for descriptive booklet.

H. SAN BORN. Proprietor New OWtHpLEASANT House, WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. Opens z. ANDERSON PRICE, Mirrs.

Mr. nintrhum will be at 3 Park place, N. fl to 11'. 111., and Filth Avenue Hotel, 'J to 4 1'. 31., daily; or will call with plans if re.

lueNted. Jewell Cottage, Holderness, N. H. ARTHUR S. ROBERTS, Prop.

NOW OPEN for the year 1S9S: situated on Shepherd Hill, on the shore of Siuan Lake; near post offloe and church; beautiful scenery; fine boatine and fishlnc; first clats board; terms week; livery connected. For further particulars address ARTHUR S. ROBERTS. HOLOETRNESS. N.

H. Pine Grove Springs. SPOFFORD. N. THE IDEAL RESORT FOR HEALTH.

REST AND PLEASURE. Situated in. a pine forest, ou the banks of beautiful Lake 1,100 feet above the sea. CELEBRATED SPRING WATER, EQUAL TO POLAND. Music and uulimited attractions, new and modern conveniences.

Moderato rates. Only six hour, from N. Y. Send for illustrated booklet and full particulars. F.

B. ALVOBD, Mgr. LELAJnTJ'SOCEAN house NEWPORT, R. I. Most fashionable Summer Resort in America.

OPENS June 25. Bathing, yachting, boating, wheeling, fishing, cliff walks, ocean drives, lf, tennis, polo. Special rates for July and the season. "Sea food a specialty." Write for booklet. WARREN LELAND, Manager.

Circulars at Scofleld's, 1 Madison av. BLOCK ISLAND, U. I. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, Fifteen Miles at Sea. OPENS JUNE 28.

Dally boats from New York. Providence, New London and Newport; superb bathing, boating and fishing; gas, electric lights, telegraph office hotel. For circulars, address Mr. F. C.

CUNDALL, EAST GREENWICH, I. Or Mr. HARRY L. CHISOLM, rirtn Avenue Hotel. New York City.

THE NEW HATHE WSON, NARRAQANSETT PIER, R. OPENS JUNE 20. SEND FOR BOOKLETS. S. W.

MATTHEWSON, Manager. New York office, 260 Fourth av. THE ARLINGTON BETHLEHEM sine utsur White N. H. passed.

Circulars and information at Eagle Information Bureau, F. C. ABBE. Propriofur. ASQUAM HOUSE, SHEPARD HILL.

HOLDERNESS, N. H. Open from Jnne to October. For circulars ana terms addreas. J.

C. BLAJR. Jt SON, Proprietor. P. O.

address until Jnne 20, HANOVER. N. H. "THE SINCLAIR." BETHLEHEM (White Mountains), X. H.

OPENS JUNE 15. Fine golf new elevator; every lmprove ment. DURGIN 3 Park place. N. Y.

JACKSON FALLS HOUSE, JACKSON. IV. H. Good trout Ashing; electric lights and be'lfis; reduced ra'tes for early season; wiriLe for circu lar. TRICK ID Proprietors.

The Franconia Inn, FRANCONIA, X. H. Circulars at Eagle Bureau. Proprietors, 20C BROADWAY, New York City. LANCASTER HOUSE, LANCASTER.

WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H. situated in the most beautiful village in the mountains; accommodates 150; steam heat; electric lights and belts; hot and cold water; near all points of interest beautiful drives; fine livery. LAUREN Ti. WHIPP, Proprietor.

PITMAN HALL. LOWER White Mountains. P. O. address and station.

Intervale, N. H. In the beautiful Saco Valley; walks, drives, accommodations and service not equaled in this region. See Eagle Bureau references. TURNER HOUSE AND COTTAGES J.

N. TURNER SON, BETHLEHEM, N. H. Bathrooms and hew throughout this year. sanitary arrangements FAIRVIEW AND MOUNTAIN PARK HOUSES.

FAIRVIEW, N. H. Near no wood stock and old man of the mountain. Ideal spot White Mountains for health and comfort. A.

W. SAWYER. VERMONT. GREEN MOUNTAINS. LAKE DUNM.ORE HOUSE AND COTTAGES, SALISBURY, VERMONT, OPENS JUNE 20.

Accommodates 200; one of the oldest and most pouular resorts in the mountains. Fur descriptive circular and rates, address an til Jnne 15, II. E. BISSELTj. Proprietor.

MIDDLEBURY, Vt. THE ADDISON, MIDDLEBURY', VERMONT, Now OPEN, accommodates 100. For circulars and rates, address II. E. BISSELL, Proprietor.

A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME Among; the Mountains. BROOKS HOUSE, Brattleboro, Vt. Equipped with elevator, electric lights and bellB ana an modern improvements; aaaf way house ta uie nae mountains ana tne SCENERY AND DRIVES UNEXCELLED. SEND FOR BOOKLET TO CROSBY ADAMS, Proprietors. F.

CARLISLE. H. W. EDDY. Manafrers.

Highgate Springs, Vt. FRANKLIN HOUSE coVAes OPEN JUNE 1. Accommodates loO. Modern imorovements. Boating, fishing; excellent drives; fine bathing nouses; new goit units; under tne same manage ment 29 years.

Send for Circular. JUDSO.N L. SCOTT, Proprietor. EQUINOX HOUSE, Manchester, Vermont. GOLF.

F. H. ORVIS. New Y'ork Office at Windsor Hotel, in charce of A. E.

Martin. MOUNTAIN SPRING HOTEL AND COTTAGES, LAKE DUN MORE. VT. In the heart of the Green Mountains; OPEN In JUNE: Canaeltv 300. TT.I evm torw livlHn Mrrhts.

orchestra. For illustrated book, addreas FRANK j. wuiiNiM, TopTietor, unsey House, New nor THE PROSPECT HOUSE, On Lake Bomoseen, OPE JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER 1. Stx hours from New York. All amusements of a mountain and lake resort.

Full details, book lets, references, at Eagle Information Bureaus, Eagle Building, Brooklyn, and 932 Broadway, Manhattan Borough. HORACE B. ELLIS, CASTLKTON. VT. EAST CALAIS, VT.

ROCKWOOD FARM; Summer board: fine scenery; healthful; good water; spacious, shady lawn: piazzas; large rooms; excellent table: abundance of fresh milk, eggs and vegetables, rates $5 to $7 a week. Address Mrs. ELEANOR E. WELLS. Castleton, "The Castleton." Mountaiin air; no malaria; good drives, cycle roads; trout and lake fishing; tennis, croquet; fresh eggs, butter, vegetables, fruit, pure milk, cream; board, $6 per week.

LAKE HOUSE. BOMOSEEN, VT. The mosit naturally attractive lake In New England; mountain scenery accommodates 85; rates 50 to S3. R. H.

WALKER. Proprietor. GLEN WOOD IN THE PINES, ON LAKE BO moseen New house, modern appointments, rates to $12; Bomoseen House. Castleton, same management, JG to descriptive booklet on application. W.

C. MOUND. Hydeville. Vt. CANADA.

(In Canada just across border from Vermont.) Owl's Head Hotel and Cottages, On grandly beautiful Lake Memphremajrog, blaok bass, trout and other excellen fishing: all comforts and conveniences; golf, tennis, camp tlrs; accommodiates 200 guests: suites with bartns. raites $12 and upward. Full particulars at 3 Park place. N. Y.

HOTEL ACADIA. NEUTRAL GROUND. NO Spaniards. Grand Tracadie Beach, Prince Edward Island. For health and pleasure.

Finest boating, bathing, fishing. Write for circulars. Address WINTHROP. previous to June I. Hotel OPENS June 25.

I. HALL. pager. BAY" Pl'XDY HOUSE, CULLODSN, DIG BY, "Nova Scotia. Tourists' headquarters; accommodates 100 guests; all modern conveniences; sanitary plumbing; excellent table; free boats; fishing, bathing, tennis; low rates.

JOHN O'CONNOR. Prop, A Beautiful Spot IN THE HILLS 40 MINUTES EWYORK! THE MAGNIFICENT HOTEL H1GHVIEW, DEMAREST, N. J. (near cnqlcnood.) i modatca SOO. Nowly furnished.

Hot and Cold Baths, Telephone, Bowling Alleys, Billiards and Pool. Tennis, Golf. 10 acre Park, with ample shade, surrounds the Hotel, which in 3 minutes walk from depot. 600 Feet Above th Sea I Superb View Cool, Dry, Healthy I Absolutely no Mosquitoes 1 Excellent CuisineI Commutation SG.fiS nor month. 40 Trains ally.

via Northern ItH nf T. i Depots Chambers and West 23d it. Y. RATES, $8.00 PER WEEK CABDS. MEW OWNERSHIP, ADDRESS G.

H. KEMP, riPMacro HOTEL COLUMBIA, BELMAR, N. J. Complete ocean frontage. Conceded to be the finest location on entire Atlantic Coast.

A fiftn tcry of handsome rooms has been added. Capacity, 500; elevator and every' modern hotel equipment. Renowned for manage ment and cuisine. Orchestra. OPEN early In JUNE.

M. LINDSAY. ON THE OCEAN FRONT, SEVEN MILES BELOW LONG BRANCH, MONMOUTH HOUSE, SPRING LAKE B3ACH, K. J. Write for descriptire pamphlet containing teiia and lnforroation.

BKNJAJttIN H. YARB. PIN OAK SPRINGS. BcUebtiui. am mer Home.

Foot of Jersey mountains; 35 miles from New York: healthful location; altitude, 400 feet' magnificent views, drives, shady groves, unfailing spring cold water: swings, croquet and other aumsements: laree rooms, broad piazzas; own vegetables, milk, butter, eegs, terms, $6 to children less. Further particulars from F. P. OA LUSHA. SOMERVILLE.

N. J. A NSIO "HO US RED BANK, N. J. Beautifully looated on the picturesque Shrewsbury Kivtrr; under entire new management; an Ideal Summer home; extensive grounds boa tins, flshinjr.

Summer houses, etc. eu etric lights and water; rates $2.50 per day, $10 to 51o per week. F.I. I'D SR. Proprietor.

Jersey, On Ocean between Elberon and Asbury Park. ALLEN HURST INN, HOTEL CURLEW, THE DUNES. ALL GOOD. APPLY TO EITHER. Mountain Park Inn and Cottages, PLAINFIELD, N.

J. Beautifully situated on the peak of the Watchung Mountains; magnificent views; delightful drives; electric lights; all modern conveniences. OPENS JUNE G. S. MOULTON, Proprietor.

LAK15 VIEW llOUSli, l1 Situated in the ifew Jersey Highlands, miles from Sparta Depot, 300 feet from Lake Morris and at head of the beautiful Sparta Glen; good boating, fishing, tennis and croquet; 1.000 feet elevation; large piazza: good table; write for circulars and reference; terms, $6 to Hebrews not warned: no bar. J. K. DAVENPORT. Wenonah Inn.

A Summer resort in sight of the Philadelphia City Hall; line grounds, on the heights of West Jersey; rew hotel, with EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE. Directly on the line the Pennsylvania Railroad. M. B. MAHON.

"WENONAH, N. J. LONG BRANCH. West Eud Hotel and Cottages. COTTAGES OPEN JUNE 1L HOTEL OPENS JUNE 23.

New York Office, lli Broadway, (Room 76.) W. B. HILDRETH. Mgr. HATHAWAY INN, DEAL, A.

An ideal seashore resort; golf links. Send for descriptive booklet and terms. ARTHUR L. MARSH. with Florida Ewst Coast Hotel System.

New York office. 3 Park place. THE OCTAGON, SEA BRIGHT, N. J. OPENS JUNE 25; the leading, largest and best appointed hotel at Sea Bright; directly on the THE OCTAGON COTTAGE, OPEN MAY TO OCTOBER.

GEO. B. SANDT. ST. MICHAEL'S VILLA, ENGLEWOOD ON THB HLDSO N.

J. Lo.rge houee; charming place for ladies and most desirable for children, being constantly in the car of a sister. Chapel attached. Dally mass. RESORT HOUSE, POINT PLEASANT, X.

J. OPENS JULY 1. Tenth season under same management; all modern improvements. For terms and circular address W. W.

DILT3 or G. YV. HYDE. THE BRIELLE. BRIELLE, N.

J. Atlantic Coo st family hotel surrounded by beautiful lawn; 100; nj mosquitoes; boating, bathing, splendid bicycling. Address T. F. SLOANE.

or C. M. Fuller, BRIELLE, N. J. THE ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE, K.

J. OPENS JUNE 4: EIGHTEENTH SEASON. E. M. RICHARDSON.

PINELAWN, DAYTON. N. jT; PLACE TO rest; shady lawn, large clean rooms, healthful; vegtables, eggs, milk from farm; 3 miles from New Y'ork, mile and half from station and post cilice; fceltct patronage; send for cards. THE RUSKiN, SPRING LaKeTnTjT OI'EN JUNE 25; every convenience: unexcelled cuisine ami service: artesian water; beautiful location; head of lake: ocean view; terms reasonable J. BEAM.

Point Pleasant, N. J. THE STRATFORD BY THE SEA. DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. II.

M. PARKER. Prop. MELROSE INN ON THE BEACH, BELMAR. N.

NOW OPEN. Addres MELROSE INN. BELMAR. N. J.

OT Ln EL I ErBELVIBERETSTT. Modern family hotel; steam heated, gas, electric lights; baths on all floors; fishing; mountainous; JT to J10. HENRY MERKED. Proprietor. CALDWELL HOUSE, CALDWELL.

N. in the Orange Mountains; twenty fourth season; one hour from New Y'ork; commutation, J6.35 monthly: cuisine execelient. A. A. SNYDER.

AVOX BY T11E NEA. N. .1., THE OXFORD, AN IDEAL SUMMER IIOCGS Muiingcrfl. LA TOURETTE HOUSE, Bergen Point, N. J.

30 minutes from Liberty; NOW OPEN; special rates for families for the season. J. BOWMAN, Proprietor. FAIRVIEW HOUSE, CHATHAM, (jouncy, is. J.

OPENS MAY 20; select family resort; one houl from Now York. Address J. H. STAATS. CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW WITH A I comiortable nonie; pleasant rooms; mod i veni larrv iilai za and grounds; ten erate: one hour's ride from city.

em con i mod 33S East Front PL A INK I ELD. N. OLIJFIELI) V'ARM HOUSE, NORTH A l.llll I.M I high healthy; piar.o: Uuviia plenty oC mlik, vegetr.ales, eggs. etc. ParticuIarK addreas WM.

OLDFIELD. SINGAC. X. J. BOARDERS WANTED BY" A PRIVATE SWED ish family on a farm; New Jersey mountain; iioaithv location; moderate prices.

For particulars address Mrs. H. HAHR, Box 1C. LIBERTY CORNER. N.

J. 3 1 r. i 1U1 30 fis to i 1 H. TRACY Gt eral MaJiag er. New in.

construction, modern in appointments, liberal In Grand scenery. and lakes. Idal walks and. drives. Jfew oll links, tennis, etc THE ALGONQUIN AND COTTAGES, A RAX AC LAKE, ADIRONDACKS.

OPENS Jt'XE 1. Distinctively a plpasure rort. Pulmonary invalids excluded. Illustrated book Kaffk Informati'n T.ureau. or address JOHN HARDING, Proprietor, ALGOXUL IN.

N. Y. MORLKY 'S, Heart of Adirondacks. Two hotels and cottages overlooking two oC the most beautiful lakt in the Adirondack; sanitari' arrangements; pure waiur; excellent table; open flreplaL hunting iishir, uiistir passed an excel nt family exiix ni jly rates, to sr. per weeit; no pulmonary auda.

MktAu i.w 4 i MORLEY'S, LAKE I'LEASAXT. Hamilton N. Y. ADIRONDACK HOUNTA1NS. The MAXSION HOLSK.

ELIZABBTHTOVi A most attractive ana house, having one of the finest locations in tlie Adirondacks: every moovm convenience: suierior table and service: pure spring water; all outdoor sports; fine golf links: trout and bas.s fishing: bicyclo paths and oval; beautiful walks arul drives; moderate prices. Circular, with city references, of OKAS. A. FBRRISS. IN THE GREAT NORTH WOODS.

A nice, cool place to spend vour vacation. HOTEL DEL MONTE, NEAR THE AMPERSAND. Strictly first class in every respect. Large and well ventilated rooms. Write for circular.

C. F. CARPENTER, Saranac Lake, N. Y. THE ADIRONDACKS.

t'HAZV LAKE IIOTEi. And cottages now upen. it.ii mountain resort; elevation i.50 feet: hrouk and lake trout lishimr: deer and small game in abundance: boats and steamer cm lake: drives, tennis i iiurts, croquet, I camping. Address W. J.

WATSON, Manager. COMFORT, N. Y. ADIKOXIJACKS. I THE RELMONT.

LAKE PLACID, N. Larff airj" rooms; modern improvements; finest furnished house in Adirondacks; persons afflicted i with pulmonary troubles not entertained; superb view of 1 ike: rates. $10 to S20 per week: transient, S2.5'J and So per day. H. C.

RANKLE. Proprietor. ROCKY POINT INN, Head of Fourth Lake. Fulton Chain. ADIRONDACKS.

PICTURESQUE AND POPULAR. Open JUNE 15th. For illustrated folder, address ROCKY POINT INN Old Forge. N. V.

GRAND VIEW HOTEL, Lake Placid, N. Y. Elevator, steaan heo.t; accommodation 360; tlior ooighly lirsi class. OPEN JUNE Ajiply for circulars, HEJRY ALLEX. Manager.

KUSHAQUA LODGE, Lake Kushaqua, N. IN THE HEtRTOPTHE ADIRONDACK NEW MANAGEMENT. OPENS INK 1 5TI1. A. I.

HAMBL EN. Manager. Adirondacks RIVERSIDE INN Saranac Lake, N. Y. The most popular and best conducted family hotel (nthem newly tarnished electric service, ir terms address WALLACE MURRAY, Prop'; ADIRONDACKS, LAKE PLACID HOUSE, LAKE PLACID, N.

Y. G. 'A. CCSHMAN SON. or F.

li. cCOFIELD, Building. Mauison Square, N. Y'. ADIRONDACKS N.

in 1,8 heart of tho above sea level Rood boatire ana splendid trout iishing; grana sceSeryl bur. qu ck relief from hav fever: new hotel, lighted by wectncitv: open hreptaceM; fine orchestra telephone itatiou accommodates 250: easi of access rt moderates. Send for descriptive namphlot INOLEHART BROWN. Props. ST.

HUBERT'S I.V.N. Li iiE'R AL MA A E.M T. Grandest scenery in the ADIRONDACKS. Near tne beautiful AUS.ABLE LAKES. Well kept gelf link.

OPENS JUNE 13. Special rates for the early easoii. ORLANDO BEEDE SON, Proprietors. PLINY D. HOUGHTON, Manager, BEEDES.

Y. COLORADO, jVey. 150 feet from ooean; capacity 300; most eligibly located; largest roi.ms and spacious halls; el trie light: sanitary plumbing; perfect drainage; artesian weiis: cuisine and service highest standard; refined family patronage; cut rates for June. w. p.

nuaYEA. ADIRONDACKS. CASCADE LAKE HOUSE. High elevation; fine trout ti. hing In our own lakes; music: boating, bowling, n.

smit: tary plum'bing this seas on; telegraph in The u. send for circular. E. M. WESTON.

I': CHAS. Mgr. CASCADE N. RALPHS In th A diroinlrwUh I'uo 'r nltc. Good trout fibbing.

Circulars and views Eale Bureaus. J. YV. IH TTON. A Lf'H.

V. THE BERKELEY. SARANAC LAKE. X. Y.

New house; all mudern improvements accommodations for loo guests. Send for circular GEO B. O'CC Mgr Eagie Bureau. DEWEY HOUSE. SARANAC LAKE.

X. OPEN THE Y'EAR ROUND for guests. For circulars and rates call at the Eagle Uurnau or address 1VM. DEWEY. Proprietor.

MERRILL HOUSE, UPPER OHATEAUOAY LAKE. Good trout fishing; rates era wri: for c.rcul.irs. A 1 dress O. YOUNG, MERRILL, N. or Eagle Bureau.

THE VILLA DORSEY. SARANAC LAKE. N. Y. Overlooking Saranac Village: bracing mountain air; circulars ar.d photo at Easle Bureau or W.

C. RICE. RICES CN LAKE CLEAR. i i i Continental Hotel, NARR.AGANSETT PIER, R. I.

For raites. book lots and Infor. nat'ion inquire Eagla Informat ion Bureau, or address GILBERT JOHNSON, Manager. Dixon House, WESTERLY. R.

1 BLOCK ISLAND, R. 1. HOTEL MANISSES AND COTTAGES. Fifteen miles at sen; fine bathing; cable; daily boats, elattrie bells: orchestra; prices reasonable. Address till July l.

E. A. BROWN, Fifth Avenue Hotel. N. Yr.

City. BLOCK ISLAND, R. I. VAILL COTTAGES OPEN 30. MiHK .1.

VAILL, Proprietor. T. V. BARTON, Mannser. 1 ELIHtlDGK New seashore resort; kinds of fishing in season; rooms with board; fishing parties a specialty; good bathing, boating and lisliing.

For particulars: address CHAS. F. ULDRIDGE, QUONUCONTAUG, R. I. WASHINGTON, D.

C. HE SHOREHAM, WASHINGTON, D. C. American and European Plan. Absolutely Fireproof.

L6cated In the most fashionable part of the city and within five minutes' walk oi he EXECUTIVE flAN SION WAR and NAVY DEPART MENTS, John T. Devine. THE RALEIGH, COR. PENNSYLVANIA AV AND TWELFTH ST, WASHINGTON. D.

C. European plan. Absolutely fireproof. Lighted by electricity. Heated by steam.

Cafe and restaurant lor gentlemen and ladies. Everything first class T. TALTY, Manager. VIRGINIA. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS, HEALING SPRINGS, WARM SPRINGS, J.500 FEET ELEVATION IN THE GREAT VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN'S.

HOURS' RIDE FROM WASHINGTON VIA THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS. THE HOMESTEAD, a strictly modern hotel and the most complete bathing establishment anl pleasure resort in America. Baths from fiowin Hot springs, which rank with the most effectivo and most celebrated thermal waters In the world. Beautiful Casino, Golf Club and well kept links.

Fine Livery. Through sleepers. Two trains daily. Address FRiED. STEER Manager.

Hot Springs. Bath County. Va. HEALING SPRINGS. Two and one half miles from Hot Springs.

Valuable medicinal waters. Good hotel and cottages. Quiet and picturesque surroundings. Address A. M.

STIMSON. Manager, Healing Springs, Bath County, Y'a. WARM SPRINGS. Five miles from Hot Springs. Swimming pools of natural warm water, affording the most luxurious bath in the country.

A first class family resort. Prices moderate. Address EUBANK Jk 1 "LOVER, Warm Springs, Bath County, Va. Pullman compartment car New Y'ork to Hot Springs without change, Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday, Excursion tickets and Pullman reservations at Chesapeake and Ohio offices. 3G2 and 1,323 Broadway, New York, and office Pennsylvania Railroad, i Court st.

Brooklyn ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. In the Virginia Mountains. feet Altitude; Cllmiite Cool and He. Iresliins. Grauil SScenery and Picturesque Drives.

All Itequivemeuts lor Amusement Address JAMES A. FRAZIER, Mgr. HEALING SPRINGS, VA. A charming location among mountain canyons; cool and pleasaant; valuable medicinal waters for bathing and drinking; new bath houses. Inquire Eagle Office or address A.

M. STIMSON. Manager, Healing Srlng. Bath Va. VARIETY SPRINGS.

VA. New hotel, in high altitude; cooler than Northern resorts; six varieties of waters; for families unsurpassed; fare excellent; rate reasonable; special to families; on line of C. and O. R. R.I OPEN JUNE write for booklet.

"WEST VIRGINIA. THE HISTORIC WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Greenbrier County, West Virginia. THE REPRESENTATIVE RESORT OP THE COUNTRY. A great central point of reunion for the best so ciety of the buuxju. east and wtbi.

Note reduction of rates: Per month of 2S days, $10, $30, JG5 and $75; per week, $12.50, $17.50 and 21.00. Children under 12 years of age and serv ants, $32.50. Open June 15th to October 1st. Elevator anil lectrlc bells. Weather dry and cool.

Secure location early, in advance of the season. L. W. SCOVILLE. Manager.

"OLD SWEET" SPRINGS, SWEET SPRINGS. W. VA. Hotels and Cottages, SOO capacity. One of th finest health and pleasure resorts In the Virginia Mountains.

Elegant plurige baths, golf, livery. bowling, billiards, tennis, etc Rates, 52. 50 pet $10 to $15 per week: $35 to $50 per month. For catalogue, call Eagle office or address A. E.

WHITE. Manager. NEW SCHEME EOB PUGILISTS. Physical Examinations to Be Made a Week Before Their Bouts. Tom O'Rourko started another innovation in pugilism, yesterday when he ordered tho club physician.

Dr. C. H. Pfeiffer, to visit Spike Sullivan at his training quarters at College Point, L. and give him a thorough examination alter he went through his regular afternoon work.

Dr. Pfeiffer, accompanied, by a repretsen native of tie club and several prominent sporting men, arrived at Sullivan's quarters shortly before noon, where, after a formal introduction to the Irish champion and his retinue oE attendants, the doctor made known the nature of his visit. Sullivan, who is a good natured soul, immediately stripped and at the request of the physician engaged in a five minute wrestling bout with one of his trainers, after which he ran a distance of about one hundred yards at top speed, which was followed by some short work with the light dumb bells, and as a grand finale engaged in three spirited rounds with his brother, Dave Sullivan. After this the doctor examined Spike carefully and pronounced him to be in perfect condition. On several occasions serious accident's that have terminated fatally have occurred in club houses whore boxing bouts were conducted.

It is the intention to avoid this if possible and by examining the pugilists a week before they fight it can readily be discovered 1 they will be physically able to box. "Paw, can you see farther with a telescope than with the naked eye?" "Of course you can, Johnnie." "How can that be, when It brings everything, nearer Chicago. Tribune lllUoll tlLTU MUUI.ICL. House, Drooklyn Heights, llronltlyn. X.

Y. J. VAN CLEAF, Proprietor. ncou Schooley's Mountain Springs, N.J. XOW Ol'EX, Elevation 1.S00 feet; 400; concerts daily.

T. N. MOrtP.latlN. 1.505 Broadway, telephone 951 Thirty eighth st. THE CARROLLTON I'OIXT i'LEASAXT, N.

J. Magrniflcent new hotel; lirst season; modern In particular; 400 feet from ocean. OPENS JULY 1. For terms address CHARLES KROPP, Proprietor. POl.VT PLEASANT, X.

J. LAKE'S HOTEL, Onlv 73 minutes from New York; Xetv Jersey Central, Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania H. R. trains dally; absolutely no, malaria or mos quitoes; electric lights ami bells; hot and coid baths; leet altitude; Alderney cream and buc ter; line drives and center of peach district. V.

H. LAKE. THE CARLETON, BELMAR, X. J. OPEN JUNE 1.

Twentieth season under the sume management. YVH. aTOYLE. MOUNTAIN VILLA. Dover, N.

J. Scenery unsurpassed; extensive grounds; one hour from New York: near Lake Hopatcong; altitude 1,200 feet; no mosquitoes; all out door sports; ta.ble rirsit class. Write for rates. The Engleside. Beach Haven, N.J.

NOW OPEN. Modern in every rct pect. 350 guests. Matchless bay for sailing and flshiinsr. Special rates for June.

R. n. ENGLE SON, Proprietors. "NEAR BERN A RDSVILLE THE OLIVER HALL. MENDHAM.

X. NOW OPEX for guests: twenty acres shaded lawn. For particulars address Mrs. FRAN CIS OLIVER. MASSACHUSETTS.

NOBSCUSETT Hc0agaensd DENNIS, MASS. OPENS JUNE 25: situated in most beautiful region of Cape Cq extensive grounds on high bluff, with miie or sea front; perfect bathlrwr beach: fishing best on coast, striped bass, blue tautog. lobsters, boating, bowling; bill lards, tennis: macadam roads; fine, livery; permanent orchestra; pure water supply, none better In the country. Address until June 15 to Buckingham Hotel. Washington, D.

C. after that date Dennis, Mass. A. L. BLISS, Proprietor.

BERKSHIRE INN, Great Barrington, Mass. Greatlv enlarged and improved; accommodates 250; OPEN NOW; charm'lng Spring and Summer resort; arbutus, apple blossoms, mountain air and spring water: golf, wheeling: fishing, music, round trip. $1.90. Send for booklet. CALEB TICKNOR SON.

Props. The Myles Standish, SOUTH Dli YBUaY, MASS. Opens June 24th. 'Season 1898. The moat charming seaside resort in historic Plymouth County; 30 miles from Boston; water from the celebrated MY'LES STANDISH SPRING; beautiful drives and walks; golf, bathing, sailing and fishing; special rates to families.

Send for illustrated booklet L. BOYER'S SONS. Proprietors. SO Wall st. New York.

R. L. COVERT, Manager, 169 Devonshire st. Bos ton. THE GREY LOCK BERMl WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass.

OPENS MAY St Golf games; good music, excellent roads. circulars mailed. JAS. P. VINING.

Leosee. THE MAPLEWOGD, Pittsfield, Berkshire To Open May 28 for the Season. Altitude. IV et. No onuuitoes.

Fine Itouds for Bicyoliu r. Golf Links, Etc. lor Folder. ART W. PLUMB, Western Ma.sniioliuHcttn.

GREENFIELD. MANSION HOUSE. Located on the main street of this charming New England village. Conducted in a manner to attract patronage of the best class. Write for illustrated booklet and terms.

WILLIAM E. WOOD. Proprietor. BEECH GROVE, THE BERKSHIRE HH.LS, PITTS FIELD. MASS.

Send (or Illustrated Circular, A. J.CLOUGH THE BERKSHIRE HILLS, HOTEL MILLER, GREAT BARRING TON, NOW OPEN. Send for folder. GILBERT FaBINTOsH, aiunaarer. SANTU1T HOTEL Excellent Boating, Hatbing and Fielung.

Open Juno loth. JAMES WEBB, Prop. THE PINES. COTUIT. SOUTH SHORE, CAPE COD, MASS.

Send for circular. J. A. MORSE. NEW MARLBORO INN, NEW MARLBORO, MASS.

Berkshire HJl's NOW OPEN. Send for folder. Special rates, for June. GILBERT FARINTOSH. Manacex.

THE AN PAS EME'f MARBLEHEAD NECK, OPENS JUNE Finest location on the North Shore. Every room has ocean view. Special rates for June. Send for descriptive circular. E.

BROWN, Prop. sJ li. UUtSti, PIGEON COVE, MASS. Out on Cape Ann; family patronage solicited; elevated ground; water remarkably pure; drainage perfect; drives and bicycling superb. Eagle Information Bureau, or F.

H. PRATT, Proprietor. A HOME IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS. NOW OPEN; THE TEELING HOUSE, on North st. near Maplewood; strictly first class table; large, pleasant rooms, at prices which will commend house to those preferring quiet comforts of a nome to noisy lire ol hotel.

A. li. CLOUGH Proprietor, PITTSFIELD, MASS. MARBLEHEAD, MASS. ROCK ME RE POINT, COVE COTTAGES.

For health, pure air, fine views, unequaled prominent headland; grounds and heach for bathing, boating and fishing, private for guests. Ad 5ress J. R. GILES. BEL AIR FARM.

Mid the Berkshires; high and healthy; fine view; shady; spring water; Jersey milk; fruit and vegetables; te. ms moderate. Address J. F. BLISS.

STATE LINE. MASS. ASHLEY HILL COTTAGE, IN THE BERKSHIRES. 2.000 feet above tide. Cool, healthful.

Epring water. Mrs. L. MELIUS, ALANDAR, Berkshire lliu s. THOUSAND ISLANDS.

Alexandria Bay, N. Y. Thousand Island House. OPENS JUNE 25, under the management O. G.

STAPLES, PROPRIETOR. Refurnished and in first class condition; superior cuisine and aervice. Mr. J. 13.

STETSON will be at ''AMBTUTX'F HOTEL. Fifth and Thirty third t. New York, until June 20, to ejuoto prices and rent rooms. THOUSAND ISLANDS. Amor.

America's most ch.armin;; resorts: rh. NEW COLUMBIAN HOTEL, at l.Of.l) Island Park, N. and tlie HOTEL WESTMINSTER esinnnsier Aiexanuria lsij v. great ter Pari. Alexandria Bay, N.

great iamily Hotels; raodern and tlrst class; chargi moderate. Send for descriptive pamphlet and I terms. Yt. F. INGLEHART.

Proprietor. THE EDGEWOOD. TIIOUSAKL ISI.NDS, ALEXANDRLN. BAY, N. CPN 10 to October family, hotel: private srour.te; 7 circulars and informa t'icci or H.

SCHOFIELD, 1 av," New "orlc Olty A. iitttGUS. Manager. THE FRONTENAC, 1, ISLAN f. The favorite hotel of the St.

Lawrence River; fishing, boating, tennis, bowline and golf. K. D. DICKINSON. FltO.VTKXAC, Jefferson County, N.

Y. MYSTIC, SUMMER BOARD AT PRI MATI ID AI RDIFiflP VA vate residence; large house and grounds in pleas INrA I IPvL DI1UVJL ant part of village on hill overlooking sound and I Hotels d' llghtfully situated and rooms comfort ocean; large airy rooms; pictures ot place on I excellent and terms moderate. For application; references. RVT, particulars' address NATURAL BRIDGE HO Mrs. M.

R. PRENTICE. rrELs, w. H. McCLUEIR.

Manager. A region of repose it seems. A place of clumber and of dreams." "Cozy Corner." Neatness, quietness, coolness and comfort: shade trees; lawn; flowers; large airy rooms; references given. Address Box 51. CONN.

MAINE. BAY POINT HOTEL Rockland Breakwater, Rockland, Me. The Purest Water in New F.ntrla.d. WILL OPEN IN JUNE. BAY POINT HOTEL has the most magnificent location on the Maine coast.

With Elevator, Eleu trle lights. Sea Bathing. I GOLF LINKS, Lawn Te.nnls, Bowling, splendid i boating and yachting, beautiful mountain and ocean views and complete table. N. P.

SEWELL. CKKrOX0H0XK)KKK(HHKK00 Kirkwood Inn, gSSL Rebuilt, refurnished, t896. Ideal family resort. Sea bathing. Lawn and forest.

5 Out door sports. Electric lights. Perfect Sanitation. NewYorfc Office, 43 Cedar st. 00K0000)KHK000X0)00006 THE ROCKLEDGE HOTEL Popham Beach, flaine.

One of the most popular resorts on the New Ens land coast. BATHING UNEXCELLED. ORCHESTRA DAILY. NEAR PORTLAND. ME.

OHAS. P. COSTEULO. Manager. MOUNTAIN CAMDEN, HIGH ELEVATION.

GRAND VTTSWS VIEW HOUSE of mountains, islauds and bay; line table and service best mountain spring water; good boating and livery perfect sanitation. OPEN June 25. F. O. MARTIN, Proprietor.

Fryeburg, flaine. THE OXFORD Will be OPENED for the season on JUNE 6. For terms and circulars address F. L. MARK, Proprietor, FRYEBURG.

Me. YE LANCASHIRE INN, LIBERTY, SULLIVAN N. Y. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. F.

W. Lancashire Prop. WILLOW LANE FARM, ALEWIVE, KEN NEBUNK, Me. High, healthy location; fine drives; pure spring water; $6 to per week. Circulars and particulars of BYRON C.

DAY, 3 May st, Roxbury. Mass. E. SON. Props.

SACHEM HOUSE. OtruiKiiiit. Me. Excellent ocean and inland scenery; good boating, baUilng and fishing. For terms or circulars apply to LITTLEFIBLD.

Proprietor. a 'mil fl" uarasiBiu Printed in the beRt manner. The EAGLE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMBNX le Beilding, WaBhincton and Johnson Sts. Filth Floor. Islts larae nasoanfier elovntoin.

i i Bus meeU all trains; full information at Eari hriiuplu Kerrv. Altitude. fe03 feet. Many im Bureau, or address Dr. I.

lilv'K, Prupricor, pruVt ineiiis lnt: lust year. r.lA:.ll IU'iJ N. Y. iu ispv Junes, ja.jiia.ttrx. ADlKUiSLiAcKS.

1 iilthv I. a Daily mail; cuisir. p. 5S per wv. k.

For illustrated a iilre. R. M. SIlCTTri. MEItnJLL.

N. Y. CLAWBOXNV AND COTTAGHS. KUESK ry; fine ai ounds; p.ne sa. ilt'ary jj.an.u.iio.

l.ku.u. v1" E. Pr.etor. AIIROXDACK (iR.VND VIEW ar.ti healthy elevation; i'ood ii.j.nd and ruuius; write for circulars. II 1.

KEESEVJLLE, N. V. ADIRONDACKS. Excellent for a few gu. sis; everything ui.

c. Fur r.tei unJ particulars address D. S. MERRILL. LAKE VIEW HOUSE, MERRILL, X.

i. ffROVF KCIIROON LAKE. N. dellgr tfully pine groves: fishing; batliing; mji 1 1 JV tea lil i ichi 01 piu.u i ma vIii lecsorjibie. Send for iliustratcd boolrlot.

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