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WALES. THE COt'XTRT, ITS PEOPLE AND ITS GREATEST MAN. "WALES. (Tho Story of the Nation? Series.) By Owen M. Edwards.

12mo, pp. xvlli. 421. 1. Putnam's Sons.

OWEN OLTKDWB AND THE LAST STRUGGLE FOR WELSH INDEPENDENCE. lth a Brief Sketch of Welsh History. (Heroes at the Nations By Arthur Bradley, 12mo. pp. xvii, 357.

G. P. Putnam's Sons. The "bloody path of Welsh history" is traced in these two volurres; In the first as a whole, in the second in one of the most stirring and picturesque parts, the last Welsh strugple for independence under Glendower. It is an intricate path, and it has not been trodden before by the writer of a popular history, such as Mr.

Edwards's is. The mass of details is great, but the course of development, as he expounds it. is simple: it is the rise and fall of a princely caste, followed by the rise of a self-educated, self-governing peasantry. It is the story of the conflicts of a crowd of petty chiefs and princes -with each other and with their English neigh Dors. The Romans protected Wales from further migrations into the territory already occupied by Iberians and the former being, though a conquered people, the prevailing element, and still remaining so.

The Roman influence and civilization persisted long in the country after the imperial power v.as broken. Then came six hundred years of "struggles against a king regarded himself as the champion of the unity of the Britons wearing 'the crown of Arthur' and the princes who were descended from the tribal the Welsh against the Saxon kings. Danes and Angles poured over the land, and in Wales, as elsewhere, it might seem that the end of the tenth century was to be the end of the world. All this was stopped by the Xcrman conquest of England; the completion of that conquest marked the beginning of "William's operations against Wales, continued by the Red King and. Henry I.

It is a record of varying successes and defeats, in which the name of Griffith ap Onan is the great central figure in Waifs, conducting a stubborn border against the English kings, crowned at last just before his death with a success that left his followers a kingdom destined to last a century and a half. In all this welter we get little sight of what the people really were. Mr. E-Jwcrds gives us this glimpse: The proficiency of the Welsh in the twelfth century In music is enthusiastically described by Gerald, The three instruments of music were the harp, the crwth and the pipe. There was a harp in every house, and it was the chief feature in the entertainment of the guests.

It was played delightfully, most of the airs being in the minor key. Some of the most ancient of the Welsh airs, however, like "Noa Galan" Year's Eve and "Hob Deri" and -'Ohm Meddwdod Mwyn" Sweet Verge of are not at all plaintive. There was a national passion for singing; the children being taught to sing from their infancy. The poems of the twelfth century, as well as Gerald's glowing description of the perfection of the bardic art, show that in poetry as well as In music the competition at the Lord Rees's great Eisteddvod must have been very keen. And we have the following description of a Welsh home in the same period: The great hall rose among the cowsheds and sheepfolds.

Its hospitable door was always open. "No one of this nation ever the wayfarer lays his arms down at the door and enters as an honored guest. Water is offered. If he allows his feet to be washed he means to stay over night; if be refuses, he wishes to partake of a meal only. In each family the harp was played, and this was the chief means of entertaining guest: The principal meal was prepared at sunset.

The guests and members of the family sat down in messes of three and partook of thin oaten cakes, broth and chopped meat from wooden bow Is and trenchers. The host and hostess attended to the wants of every one and themselves partook last. Toward evening the hall was laid out for sleeping. The beds were arranged around the walls rushes covered with the coarse cloth manufactured in the country. In the middle of the hall the peat or wood fire burned night and day continuous like the life of the family itself.

Barefoot and thinly clad, the Welsh were a hardy and healthy I race. Men and women alike wore their hair fairly short; the men shaved all but a mustache. Almost all the first half of the thirteenth century in Wales is filled with the figure of Llywellyn the Great, the most important one in its mediaeval period. He took no little part in English history: he watched the struggle of the barons with King John, and three clauses in Mngna Charta describe his privileges and recognize the independence of the law he administered. The end of his work was a treaty of peace with the English king, placing Wales in feudal dependence upon him, by which the Welsh king hoped to gain uninterrupted peace for his land, giving away the semblance of Welsh independence to retain the reality of it.

It was. however, an ideal that disappeared with his death. Llywellyn ap Griffith, the last native prince of Wales, was defeated by Edward I after years of fighting, in I'JS2. Wales became "totally and in Its entirety" an English dominion, and the first English Prince of Wales was created in 1301. The period was one of change in social as well as political life.

The serf was emerging from servitude; wages advanced enormously. The literary awakening that occurred at the same time took the form of a struggle between the bards, representing the rising national life, and the friars. All these things united to bring about the revolt of Owen Glendower. the last struggle of Wales for freedom. It failed, and with the accession of a Welsh Tudor to the English throne this whole period of Welsh history ends.

"The Wales of the princes disappears," as Mr. Edwards puts it. "and the Wales of the peasant begins to take shape." The Welsh ceased to be rebels and entered heartily into the new life of period, "from its literature to its piracy. All the courses of my life do show I am not in the roll of common men. Such are the words that Shakespeare puts Into the mouth of his Glendower in "King Henry IV," and.

whether rightly or wrongly, he holds the first place among Welsh warrior patriots in the affections of his countrymen. Yet not unanimously, as Mr. Bradley tells us. and to many educated Welshmen the fact is not acceptable. But his fame has been made secure, whether it is partly due or not to his appearance in Shakespeare's play, and seems to grow no dimmer with the lapse of time.

Yet. strangely enough, Mr. Bradley's account of the Welsh hero is the first attempt at collecting in a connected narrative all that is known of him. It is an interesting account, end gives the detail off the last uprising of the Welsh against the English. Glendower came of the princely house of Fowys.

Shakespeare's picture of him as a wild mountain chieftain is without historic Justification, for he probably went to Oxford, became a student of the Inns of in London and wsa, according to the standards of his time, an educated gentleman. He was "squire of the body" to Bolingbroke, afterward Henry IV. The first cause of Glendower's embitterment against the English was the high handed appropriation of. a part of his estates by Lord Grey. of Ruthin, and the latter's expedition against his neighbor as a rebel.

The Welsh at once flocked to Owen as their leader, and the standard of revolt was raised. In him they saw the fulfilment of the ancient prophecy that a "Welsh prince should again wear the crown of Britain prophecy that was fulfilled, but In the person of Henry Tudor, not of Or Glendower. The contest was a long and bloody one, with varying fortunes. By he had been fighting cix years Owen's star began to wane. He relapsed gradually into a mere guerilla leader, and his cause was hopelessly lost after 1410.

was reconquered by the English, and BJck, bleeding ar.d wasted beneath the calm of rpturnin? peace. To the last the old hero kept to the mountains, refusing to ask or to receive a favor, striking with his now feeble arm whenever opportunity offered. Of his movement Mr. Bradley ha? this to say: No Intelligent person of our day cr.uld regret the failure of Glendower's heroic effort. Th.it Welshmen of the times w- have been treating Of should have longed to shake off the yoke of Anglo-Norman was but human, for he was not only master, but a foreigner, and wholly antipathetic to the Celtic nature.

At the tune tin-in the geographical absurdity, if the word may be permitted, of complete independence was frankly recognized by almost every Welsh patriot from earliest times. Gnmmcr Gcsorie. MLWAT "The AIL 0 MUTED." TIMS-eOHTHIEIITiU. On June 15 the Canadian Pacific Railway will begin an extra fast train service to the Rocky Mountains and Pacific ports. This train will be supplemental to the trans-continental express which leaves Montreal and Toronto dally.

Til IMKIUL UNITED consist of sleeping, dining and baggage cars. It a 111 be despatched Wednesdays and from Montreal and Toronto, uniting at North Bay. and will reach Banff In hours, pnd Vancouver In 97 hours. THi LUXURY OF times, and the exquisite scenery of the British Columbian mountain chains are enjoyed by travellers over the Canadian Pacific Railway. FORESTS, ipiAKS, CLAISEiffiS MOD i ns pass In a continuous moving panorama for six hundred miles.

PEVEIIT SUMMER CLIMATE. For weeks at a stretch the summer weather of the Rockies and Selkirks is perfection itself, and the CAS PACIFIC KDIELS at Banff, Lake Louise. Field. Emerald Lake, Glacier, Revelstoke. Sicamous, North Bend, and Vancouver are the best on the continent.

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F. BECKER. Proprietor. STEAM HEAT. SANITARY PLUMBING.

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li. MARTIN. Altitude 2200 feet. Proprietor. mffinnsi? catskilu 1 mile from village: accommodates lfiO; high elevation: beautiful mountain view; bathing, boating, tisning.

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OPEN ALL THK YEAR. I-ST-r 1 NKYV MANAGEMENT SEASON In every respect. Ail amusements. Reduced rates for June. Terms and booklet write F.

E. BASLEY. Prop. HEART OF THE CATSKILLS, OVERLOOK 2. THE FAMOUS KAATKU.SKiLL FALLS.

LAUREL HOUSE. ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. Elevation 2.0(»» capacity. Golf, tennis, music morninit and evening, and all amusements. Terms and booklet, r.

Idreas HERBERT I-KGG. P. O. Haines Falls. N.

Y. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. THE ANTLERS, HAINES FALLS P. 0.. N.

Y. OPEN JUNE 10. Elevation 2.0C0 feet; finest hotel In this section. Golf Tennis. Mus.c and all amusements.

Booklet. L. P. SCHUTT. Manager.

GRAND VIEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Elevation feet- finest views in the Catskiii Mountains; accommodations first class. ALFRED J. GALEH, Bast Windham, N. Y.

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N. II mosquitoes; cool rooms; home cooking: tennis, croquet, ping pone; no objectionable classes. Booklet. 222 West N. or Alpine.

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. Kiskaton Retreat House. $0. $10 a boating, flfhlng; high elevation. W.

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KIP VAN WINKLE HOUSE. I'INBHILL. N. Will ooen Vane tbe sen son. For felets ad (ir N.

P. RYDER, Manager. Ci lakh HOUSEL Beautifully sliuated on lake. flsturiK: large rooms; fine, tabl. terms reasonable.

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Catskiii Mountains; elevation J. fine mountain view; shady grounds; fishing, cycling driving; table supplied from farm; terms, booklet. D. FBBKET. N.

Y. THE ROSEMON'T. Stamford. N. Caiskill Beautiful scenery; modem Improvements; relined and homelike; generous table; popular rates.

Illustrated booklet on application. MRS. E. WHEELER. milE PINE GROVE HOUSE.

CATSKIM, MorxTAINS. The Now house. terms and booklet. Now open. Wnte for and C.

DC HOIS. Palenville, Greene N. Y. VIKW HOUSE. Delightful mountain view: shady lawns; cyclinc tishing.

dancing. bowling: good table. Terms, booklet, apply W. J. LENNON.

Parting Greene N. Y. OPENS FOR SEASON 1902 MAT 30TH. An Ideal summer home at moderate cost; the healthlert locality In thj East: positively no malaria; no mosquitoes; no humidity; always cool; accommodates gas. electric bells, toilet and bath orchestra, bicycling, boating fishing, pool, tennis: GOLF LINKS in Sullivan County.

Write for beautifully illustrated booklet Siting 30 phutograpl Ie vkws. C. M. BARTLBTT. Klatnesha.

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Finest Golf Links. Tennis Courts and Bowling For terms. and other Information address THF DUTCH EH HOUSE. R. C.

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"TTULETT HOUSE. Lake George. X. Twenty miles down the. lake at Its most picturesque part; 200; steam launch.

sail skiffs and Indian canoes; golf and outdoor amusements a feature. or HKNRi W. BUCK.ELL. NEW-YOKK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY.

JUSE 3. 1902. Summer Resorts. RKW-TOBR. "Queen of American Spa.s.

SARATOGA UnriveJled in Attractions. World- famed for its Medicinal Springs and Magnificent Hotels. THE MECCA OF FASHION AND WEALTH. SPRINGS has enjoyed for many generations an international reputation America's leading health and pleasure resort. It has always been a great social and political centre, during the summer months it is exceedingly cosmopolitan.

Its famous mineral waters are conceded by the medical profession to equal those of the celebrated Spas of Furone in health restoring qualities, being especially beneficial in cases of chronic dyspepsia, liver and stomach troubles. In the matter of recreation, sports and amusements, every known pastime is afforded to visitors. ITS SUPERB RACE COURSE forms during the racing season a magnet of attraction to lovers of this princely sport from all parts of the country. THE FLORAL FESTIVAL will, as usual, be a great event. The pageant last year in conception of design, artistic execution and magnificent display compared favorably with the famous floral exhibitions of Nice and Santa Barbara.

The pleasantest way to Reach Saratoga is by boat up the Hudson, on the Alb my Day Line. LEADING HOTELS: Grand Union, United Congress Hall. The Windsor. The Kensington, The Worrten The Carl-O'-vi The Columbian, The Western Hotel. BOARDING HOUSES: Howland House.

The Waring. The Washburne. The Aldlne. The Orient. The Pleas- LEADING SPRINGS: Vichy, Congress.

High Rock, Lincoln. For Cottnitrn, fnrnliihed or iinfnrnlnbed. apply to I-KSTEIt LcMHag Real Kntntc of those Inlerested In flnniwinl nmttfrs, For the c-onvenlence of thowe Interesteil In nnnnelal cINTTRB Members of X. V. Stork Exchange, maintain a llrnncli Office In the Grand I nion Hotel.

Direct private wire. THE ADIRONDACKS. DC OTIC AND COTTAGES. LOWER SARANAC LAKE. N- T.

A most delightful lake and mountain resort. Perfect golf links. rowing, bathing, tennis and dancing. Superior New York Office. Astor Court' 25 West 33rd St.

TTffiiiE on Lower Saranac Lake. MICTMI RJBiIIIIIiBTAIKIS. Famed for beauty of environment and excellency of Cuisine Golf. e'c. For Booklet, address JOHN HARDING.

ALGONQt IN. S. Y. HEART THE LAKE PLACID. NEW YORK Opens May IMb.

Greatly enlar ea and re pitovated and refurnJsbed. 5J bath suites. Sanitary the lateM an Nest Fine IN Imle OoK Links Penrt for Illustrated Rookl t. Fred H. Bcofleld.

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Y. Finest resort In the Mountains. Accommodation" 1.500 reel abov- Mnenir.cer.t climate. "'7 drives. GOLF.

Tennis. Orchestra. 11 Billiards. Hunting. Booting.

Address F.D\% H. LEE, Proprietor. Mansicer 1 0 I'rinreton. N. J.

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NEW YORK. On- or the largest and finest hotels in the mountains. Fire location. Modern improvement. Electric Private baths Ilire running spring water.

vegetables from The Windsor farm and gardens. Orcnewrs SWIMMING FINEST GOLF LINKS. Booklet address ORLANDO KELLOOO SON. Props. ADIRONDACKS.

fmi win AND COTTAGES. ST. LAKE hotel In the Adlrondacks. PAUI- SMITH'S HOTEL Proprietors. P.

O. Address PAUL Ftanklin County N. Y. Circulars of Fred. H.

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A quiet, refined family resort. J. BEN HART. Wawbeek. Y.

DO-tO-l hlI uu q) uvj iaj WESTPORT, ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN. N. Y. Dry So Mosquitoes. Mountain Water.

Boating. Bathing. ri.hing^Driving^Tennl.. ADIRONDACKS. THE UT ANA.

Blue Mountain Lake. N. Y. Largest hotel In the North Woods. OPEN JUNE TO OCTOBER.

New routs via N. Y. Central. No staging. Golf, tennis.

will boats and launches, bathing, ping-pong, etc. Superior J. F. KLKIN. Prop'r.

late of Sherry's and The Renaissance. New York. N. Y. OFFICE.

Room 24 Astor Court 25 West 33rd Ht. J. B. WHITE. Mgr.

ADIRONDACKS. HOTEL DEL MONTE. SARANAC LAKE. N. Y.

rPFNS JUNK new!) furnished md renrvatel tnl.le and service first class; near and Hotel golf. 'ennls. billiards, boating, I driving and bicycling; livery. Fo. booklet address J.

HENRY CTIS. SAP.ANAC LAKE. N. i. SARANAC Beautifully situated on Upper Saranac Open from May to November.

INN, HOMELIKE. HUNTING. FISHING. GOLF. M.

B. MARSHALL, Mgr. ADIROXDACKS. Saranac Inn. N.

Y. "THE CASCADE" (Lakes). ADIRONDACKS, CASCADEVILLE, N. T. K.

M. WESTON, 1.123 BROADWAY, N. Y. ADIRONDACK THK DEER'S HEAD INN, ELJZABETHTOWN. N.

Y. Delightfully locatr'd. One of most attractive houses in the mountains. OPEN NOW. Low rates for Spring and early Summer.

Illustrated booklet. HENJAMiN F. STETSON. ADIRONDACK MOITNTAINS Adirondack terms J8 to j.er week. For further particulars address Mrs.

E. MEAD. Indian Lake. Hamilton N. Y.

BANNER HOUSE. In the Northern A.llmndii'k.". Write for circular. FINE NEW OOLF COUHBR THIS SEASON. J.

S. KIRBY. Chateaugay Lake. N. T.

TUXEDO HALL, SUFFERN. N. Y. A new family hotel; every modern convenience. T.

-Mills. Opens June loth. RICHARDSON. DfIOTEIL TRENTON FALLS. N.

Y. On edge of Beautiful scenery. Newly fur Dished. Modern Improvements. Write for booklet.

F. K. MLAUGHLIN. Mgr. 1.0(10 ISLAXDV WESTMINSTER PARK ALEXANDRIA PAY.

N. T. Sele.t Family Hotel. Most plrtureyriue location. Fine Orchestra, Exceptional boating and fishing Splendid Golf Write or cnll at or IL'lO liruadwar.

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fPfni OfiiMWlMNl i.w*) island park, I) InliS St. Lawrence River. N. Y. The beat located and most attractive hotel among the Thousand Inlands.

Thoroughly up to date in all respects. Orcbeatrr, boating, fishing, etc. Open June 14. QI'AKKK HILL. N.

T. Two hours from New York by Harlem Railroad. Opens Junt- 20th. l.ltM> Elevation. GOLF LINKS AM) OTHKR AMUSEMENTS.

S. HOWE Manager. Office nddr-i-g. Pawling. New York, circulars, etc.

at 1 Madison New OTSEGO HALL. COOPKRSTOWN. NEW YORK. A small hotel. In view of Lake Otsego; on high ground; well kept, -od table and Urge comfortable Suitable for families.

and Golf grounds. Circulars F. 11. Bcofleld 1 Madison Avenue. N.

Y. Address MRS. K. M. PRICE.

Cooperstown, N. Y. CJTOHM KING INN. Cornwall on Hudson. Highest peak of highlands of Hudson; beautiful drives: golf; superior cuisine.

IIIIOIli: ISLAND. IB MILES AT SEA. BLOCK ISLAND, RHODE ISLAND. WiEW I Direct steamboat connection with New York. Hot and cold sea water baths, electric lights, and all modern appointments.

Telegraph office and long distance telephone In hotel. Address H. MARSHALL. Hotel Plaza, New York. WATCH HILL, R.

I. OPEN FROM JUNE TO SEPTEMBER. Hotel has been remodelled, new Colanial piazza and run room added; also suites of rooms with bath All desired particulars, address J. F. CHAMPLIN.

STEVENS VILLA. Newport opposite Newport Casino; home of Mrs. Paran Stevens; OPEN for guests; American, European plans. Write proprietor for terms. A DVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for Tribune XI received at their Uptown Office.

NO 1,854 BROAJSWAT, Between SOU and 37th unill o'clock p. m. Snmmrr fUsoris. BERKELEY INN. POrA.VI'H'O HILLS.

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An taMe will he the standard for the cuisine. The and absolute rest of will he first No malaria, no mosqulV.es. IS hours frnrr CHy Hall, rutnnm Division. N. Y.

Central, thus avoiding the tunnel. Especially attractive for commuters. Address LEMMON. bl W. 104 th St.

RICHFIELD SPRINGS. N. Y. FIFTEENTH SEASON. BBIDITEIL EAILPR6TMI OPENS JUNE 281 11.

Directly opposite the Great White Spring Bathing Establishment. GWiEIL ST. MMii OPENS JUNE I4TH. Moderate Rates. E.

M. EARLE SON. New York Booking Office. Hotel Parllnpti 27tli West, Broadway. JULY IST TO OCTOBER IST.

ON BLUFF POINT. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. Delaware A Hudson K. R. station in grounds; all trains and boats stop Through drawing anJ -oars from New-York.

PULL'S EQUIPPED is HOLE GOLF COURSE E. L. BROWN, O. HOTEL. CHAMPLAIN.

N. V. N. Y. office.

Lincoln Safe Deposit to A. M. 3 to 5 P. M. for Booklet.

IFIEDBEiiaBILDIFIF DQGDTrUIL, GREENWOOD LAKE. N. T. Beautifully located; altitude I.i«mj feet; 434 miles by Erie R. It.

climate and scenery equal to the Adirondscks; bathlnif and fishing: excellent cuisine and service; nas and all Improvements. Address hotel or J. WHITE3IDE. West 26th New York. I.om; ISLAND.

AND COTTAGES. MABSAPEQ.UA. LONC, tSLAICD. ON r.RKAT SOUTH HAY N-w York. Opens June 28th.

Now pen for Inspection. OOLF LINKS IMMEDIATELY ADJOINING HOTEL. Appointments unsurpassed: high grade service. FavorUe Family Reasonable Rntes. SPECIAL RATES TO YOING MEN.

For bc.oklets and Information cail rr addrnes FNEDKKKR Owners Managers. US Franklin St or MnFsapequa, L. I. Telephone fiSAKWATTAW BEACH WILL OPEN THURSDAY. JUNE 12TH.

T. F. SILLECK. 192 Broa.lwny. N.

Y. TOE NIERTAL "iNTEL WILL OPEN THURSDAY, I9TH. JOS. P. GREAVES, Manager.

1:.2 Broadway, N. V. Good Ground. L. I.

on Ray. THE Opens early In June under entirely new HAAIPTOV management. Address, until June Ist HAMnUfl lE.l E. WILLIAMS. BrooUyp.

AND BAY VIEW HOUSE, SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS. I. Under the management of H. D. W.

LAWSON, former manager of Manhnns-i House. Hay View House OPENS MAY IS. Prospect House OPENS JUNE) Improvements, New golf clubhouse and links will open June Ist. New York office. Union S-Quare.

2 to ft. HOUSE COTTAGES. SHELTER ISLAND. L. 1..

N. Y. HOTEL will open Juno 71. IS hole goir links, yachting, etc The New York office is open d.iily. 2 to 5 p.

at Hotel Antoinette. Broadway and With where, applications will be received. Telephone, Columbus 109 or 414. Send for terms and Illustrated pamphlet. ALBERT KEEN.

Manager. CONNECTICUT. On Island Sound, nt the mouth of the Connecticut River. Delightfully cool. If you wish one of the most charming summer resorts.

all modern Improvements, together with delightful combination of seashore and country and a social atmosphere Inviting to refined people, write for particulars to J. E. CHATFIELD. km: East 15th St. N.

Y. First top and lust Kreen golf course directly In front of hotel. Our representative will call upon request. COOL AND NO MOSQUITOES." Ij lyJira NEW LONDON. CONN.

OPENS JINK r.TII. A BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE RESORT. ACCESSIBLE SALUBRIOUS ATTRACTIVE. favored by the wealthy and refined. Oolf.

Tennis. Yachting. Bathing, Bicycling, Driving. Pins Pi -UK. Entertainments.

Send for dewrioMve n-imphlets B. YARD. UTUHFIELD CONN. Hinh altitude, pure no malaria or mosquitoes; home cooking: high-grade service; elevator, sun parlor, golfing; special rates for May and June. Booklet at SchoneldK.

1 Madison Aye. C.BO. II BROWNE. r. VERMONT.

TO BED9T, PTTTACE, CLARENDON SPRINGS, VT. Eleven sleeping rooms and bath. Hot and cold run ning water. Stable and large grounds. Beautiful locs tion.

Rent. $230.00. Call or address, ROBERT MURHAY. 3 Park Place. New York.

LAKE DUNMORE, VT. In the Green Mountains. OPENS IN JUNE. Send for Booklet. FRANK J.

QUINN. Propr. IN THE HEART OF GREEN MOUNTAINS. LME MMiIE MiEJJIE AND COTTAGES, LAKE DUNMORE, VERMONT. Hotel remodelled, repapered; sanitary plumbing; new gas plant; boating, bathing, fishing, bowling, tennis.

For booklets, rates, address CHARLES A. DUNN. LAKK Hotel and cottages. Wilmington, H. W.

STEARNS. elevation 2,000 feet; capacity 100. Send for illustrated booklet." City address, 761 Brooklyn, N. Y. GLENWOOD AND In the Pines; largest hotel on Lake Uonoseen; terms.

to $14. W. C. MOUND. Hydevllle.

Vt. PENNSYLVANIA. GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL. W. H.

CROSBY. MQR. GLEN SUMMIT, PA. OPENS JITNH 28TH. Photographs.

Booklets and all Information, Lthlgh Valfr Drnoa. Broadirajr. Summer fiesorts. SEW JEKSET. ADDON HALL Every modern appointment and "comfort.

Hot and cold sea water baths. Golf links. Write for Illustrated grat ED3 ft PP iyCOTT. HOTEiTlbKirais, Atlantic City, N. J.

Beautifully situated, directly facing the a Gun Parlors at of hall on each sleeping floor Ing the sea. New private baths containing and fresh water. All Golf ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

DOfIDTriEIL OB Oil CD Personal New York representative for rooms and rates at HOTEL IMPERIAL. 3:30 to Telephone 6.050 ATLANTIC CTTT DBDCDDaTTdDEO, OPEN ALL THR THAR. One of the best equipped Hotels. Steam heat, elrrator. to all hot and cold baths.

Rooms with private oa.n. Fin. table. Sea view. Ocean of lr 9.

Owner and Proprietor. MAT and JTTNE are the most delightful months of the yenr at the Feashore. THE WILTSHIRE. Virginia Aye. and Beach.

Is a modern, up-to-date hotel of ISO rooms, many with private American plan. per day and upward. from street level. Sun parlors, etc H. E.

Personal Representative, at Hotel im perlal d.11,. from 11 5. ft RITTENHOrSE. NEW IRRPEY ATK ANT THE 3 BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY.

N. J. A select family hotel, exceptional arpoir.t-ments and service Tnrle the best. Writ, for booklet. Hph TO THOSE DESIRING AN UNASSUMING HO A.

LIKE HOUSE, absolutely clean, good table, quick service, we call attertlon to the HOTEL MAJESTIC. Virginia third bouse from Beach. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

Capsclfv large sun parlor; elevator from street level; steam heat, hnths. Specially low Spring rate, to 2SO dally. $0 to $14 weekly. Booklet mailed. S.

C. OSBOPNE. THE salt bresth of Pea hiinrs heal'h. GALBN HALL. Sanatorium and hotel.

Atlantic City. N. J. Elegant new brick building, with new hydrlstlo bath usirg sea water. Only one In the country.

Residen: physician. F. YOOTO General Manager. HOTEL NEW ENGLAND, South Carolina Aye anl Beach. Atlantic City.

N. New hUh claps Private baths, elevator, sun parlor, etc. Excellent cuisine. The finest location. Spec Hi pring and upwards Booklet.

Ytrk 28 W. 1 St. BRYAN WILLIAM- HOTEL TRAYMORE. ATLANTIC CITY. N.

.1. nil Hot and cold sea water Booklet. Golf privilege- TRAYMORB HOTEL COMPANY. HOWARD WHITE. Manager.

D. F. WHITE. Presld-nt. THE SHELBT RNK.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Directly or the Ocear fron- always open. Largs rooms; private baths.

Best equippe-1 hotel on the coast. for R- E- RAMSEY. A CITY'S NEWEST AND MOST cent hotel, MARLBOROIGH HOI'PE. Stone. Iron and Slate Private batiis with every room or suite.

Capacity 600. Entire block on Ocean Block. Booklet. JOSIAK WHITE A SONS. HOTEL Corner Pacific and Missouri avenues, near Beach.

Atlantic City. N. new house: modern appointments; steam heat; "sun parlcr: private baths: moderate terms. MATTHEW BAINES. IITTLE FRI'WITON HOTEL Ocean Kr.d -uth Carolina aye Atlantic City.

N. J. new management; European pian. SI per day and up. attached.

A. W. WALDNF.rt. BEACH HAVEN. N.

J. the Opens June 10. Hot sea water baths In the house. Beach Haven Is noted for Its matchless bay for sailing and fishing, its superb bathing and the select class of Its patrons. Send for booklet.

R- f. ENGLE. Mgr. THE ENGLEvSIDB CO. R- F- ENGLE.

Mgr. HOTEL BALDWIN. Season June "I to Oct. 1. Und-r the direct management of the owner, the Estate of i 'has T.

Parry Most popular resorl for fishing and Terms m. -derate Send booklet. Mutual Life Bldg. Through via C. R- H- St.

ferry p. m. THK GARDEN SPOT of THE ATUaimC WEST END. LONG BRANCH. N.

J. OPENS JCNE ROBF.RT GRAHAM WOODWARD. Manager offlce. 3M Y. T-l.

Fkln. AND BIGHT COTTAGES. BERNARDSVILLE. N. J.

miles from New Tors on L. W. R. via Barclay or Chrlstr pher St. Ferry.

Altitude. feet. Telephone Bernardsville GEORGE W. TUTTLE. Mgr.

TTDQGi QDJEEKS, OCEAN GROVE. N. .1 Finest location the North Jersey Coast. No No mosquitoes No files. Table and appointments first class Reduced rotes for May.

Send for Booklet. SKA BRIGHT. N. J. IT DOE 3 DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH.

OPENS JUNE leading. largest and best appointed hotel at Sea Bright. Address G. B. SANDT.

PrOD. AsniP.Y PARK. N. J. All modern conveniences, including rlevator to -1 HAIvKR BROOKS.

LONG BRANCH, N. J. SCARBORO HOTEL, THOS. LOWKIE. Proprietor.

II OT FH A KLIN. ashi hy J'ark. Situated on a corner. Extensive Ocean view, ah provements. Send for M.H.klet.

milK ALLAIRE. SPHINU LAKE. N. J. J.

I'nobstructed view of ocean. Modern Improvements. Coif links. Open June 21 E. M.

RICHARDSON. rpHK TREMONT. J. SEA GIRT. N.

I. Special June rite of for best rooms. Every room full net an view Directly on beach. I S. HINKSOX.

TBE GRAMERCT. ASBURT PARK. only walk to The bfa.h. Mouse renovated. Substantial I'erfect Booklet.

Nt MAXON. Prop. HATHAWAY INN AND COTTAGES, Deal Beach N. .1 Casteo with astd Goll Links. Opens June 21st M.

WARBinCTOX. ASS At 111 SKTTJ. BERKSHIRE HILLS THE I WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS. MUSIC. GOLF.

GOOD ROADS. Circulars Mailed. AS. P. VINING.

lessee. BERKSHIRE HILLS. TTDfIiK PITTSFIKLD. MASS Will open June LM. Altitude." 1.100 feet.

Hotel equipped with nil modern Improvements. Music. Golf. Beating, etc Booklets at FIiEU H. SCOFIELIV.S.

Metropolitan Madison S(i. A. W. PLUMB. Propr.

SWAMI'SCOTT. MASS. Allen KJv. arl It. Grabow.

Proprletois. WILL OPKN JUNE MTU. Greatly Knlarged Forty Private Oaths. All The Latest Everything New. N.

Y. 3 Park Place. Telerhono aOOO Con. TTOQtE Marblehead Neck, plumbing and lighted throughout by electricity. Opens June 1.

Finest location on the North Every room has ocean view. Special rates for June. Send for descriptive circular. E. G.

Brown. Prop. MAGNOLIA, MASS. Modern In every detail. Cuisine and service unexcelled (men waiters).

Suites with baths. For terms, addiess A. W. HODGDON. Proprietor.

rum i-ion inn. STOCKBRIDGE, In Berkshire Hills. Now Open. Electric llg-hta; 18 hole Golf Course. ALLEN T.

TRKADWAT. Mar. WEST VinCI.MA. GREENBRIKK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. (The "OLD WHiTE" Sulphur).

June 15." Famous for Its sulphur Modern Improvements, with private baths. Orchestra. of jr. pieces. 115 to week, ISO to per month.

for illustrated booklet. until 1. KARRIV-Vy TJJL vi.a.".un. Sammcr Resorts. MAIMS.

Near Bar MT. DESERT FERRY ME. Frenchman a Bay. HOTEL "THE BLUFFS" AN IDEAL. RECREATION AND HEALTH Shore and Country combined.

Special rates June I I for booklet. HILL JACQUES. A SUMMER CAMP FOR BOYS. Oxford Me. None superior.

Address A. F. CALDTrErr A. m. I BLACK BROOK Best trout and Dickerel Ing In Maine; guaranteed every day entire seasonguarantee for your moose.

or no dwerates $1.23 day. $7 week. J. G. HARLOW.

Dead River. NKW-H r. Social and Scenic Centres of the MKDITE MAPLSWOOD HOTEL And CVITAOisS Open July sth. Under Now Management. Important Improvements; Many New Bathrooms.

Desirable Cottages for Rent. MAPLEWOOD COTTAGE Nearly opposite Maplewood Hotel. Moderate OPENS JUNE 1. Dry. lnvleoratlnir air.

free from hay fever. SUPERIOR GOLF 147 Summer Boston; 3 Park Place. New York Cltr cii.l.XV a. KKAT. ilanasers.

WHITE MOB A I N. H. WUllinlU PROFILE HOUSE ami 13 Private Clientage. location, appointments, cuisine, first amssa leading summer resorts. GOLF links and TENNM unexcelled.

Fine livery and saddle horse service. Address C. H. Tea. FLUME HOUSE.

Five mller Pratt isasne BeaatlfsEr situated near T.any points or Open June 10 to Oct. 10. aUJJOTT. Manager. ON north THE WENTWOKTH.

IH SHORE. NEWCASTLE. N. H. BOSTOX Three-mlle rile from Portsmouth Depot: modern hotel; accommodates or en suite; private electric BOSTON SYMPHONY 12 PrECE3.

Nine-hole lii.ks. yards; Rolf clubhouse; graal drives; boatinjr. fishing; 3 hour daily sail at "The Wentworth's" eteamer. OPENS JUNE FRANK JONES. W.

K. HILL. Mgr. SCOFIELD Metropolitan Building or New Ensland Summer Resort p. 3 Park Place.

New York. THE WAUMBEK AND COTTAGES. Jeffers'-n N. H-. in i' White Mount Will open in June.

Bookings now Leing made. For planSj booklets, addre A J. MtKPHT. AssTt Manager. At Laurel House.

Lakewood. nntil Through train mi (Ice frnm Grand Central. New York. begins June 23. A wll' lv a new night train.

New York at P. M. dally, except Sundays; Jefferson 8 A M. Leave Jefferson 8 P. M.

daily. except Saturdays: arrive York A. 31. KwiyiiliiH RL'iu MURRAY BAY. QUEBEC.

New hotel, by the Kichelieu Ontario Nay. accommodation for ton gu'-sts; handsomely furnished: hot ani eolii sail and fres-h water baths: steam heat. climate, a combination of mountain an.l wa air. situated at the foot of the overlooking sal majestic St. Lawn i Kiver; rfachwl by steamers of i.

Co. from Toronto; Rochester, Clayton. N. Montreal and Quebec. Hotel open June Ist For ratej ar.i booklet send to H.

M. I'aterson. manager, care of It. N. Summer Resorts DOCTORS SAY that flurlng heated term In Greater New York must take wife and the rhfdren anl GO TO THE MOUNTAINS of Eull'van Ulster and Delaware Counties.

N. en the main line and branches of the New York. Oatarti and Western Railway, a region of absolute HEALTH MODERATE COST feet above the sea. with Purs Air Purs Water Pure Milk and only three hours' ride on the' cars. Send 7 cents far postage to the undersigned.

or call and ge- st offices below the Superbly Illustrated Bock. "SUMMER of 2IX. rages. Is gives list of Hotels. Farm and Boardlnc Houses, wlti cation, rates of board, facilities attractions.

Ac. IN NEW YORK: I Park 113. 141. 163. 425 1.370 287 4th 243 Columbus Ay 133 East 125 th St.

273 West 125 th 1-2 sth ticket ofllces. Franklin "and West 423 St. Ferries. IN BROOKLYN: 4 Covrt S6O Fulton 93 Broadway. Eagle Office.

Passenger 2 General Passenger Id Beaver N. Y. SUMMER ON LONG ISLAND Ocean, Sound or Bays. COOLED BY SEA BREEZES. "LONG ISLAND." handsomely illustrated dencrtptlve bonk, containing a list of hotels and boarding houses on Long Island, free application at ticket offices.

Astor Eagle (13S1 Bureau) and 1383 Broadway. sth 34th st K. and New Chambers st. and 4.1 West -iVh New York: 333 Fulton Fagle Summer Resorl Bureau; 113 Broadway. Brooklyn, and at L.

I. R. R. stations in Brooklyn or send 4 c. in stamps to H.

M. SMITH. Gen'l L. 1. N.

V. Cocntrn CoarO. THE DIX Large, airy large. xhady lawns- delightful accomrno-iates la people: city reference. M.

E. Harlland. issan-st. for booklet. Mrs.

WALTER DIX, C.l«»ns 3. N. V. 3nstrnction. For roaag City.

BOARPINC, DAT SCHOOii FOR He-r. Principals. Teacan ol Knglish war.tei MlsS MCRPHT, BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL. Foreign travel. an.l 117 West St.

MRS DORRS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOi: GIRLS AND CHILD Home school. W. Day School. 308 W. St.

Hours from to RTD SEMINARY. dress .1. I.IFK. STOWE Tort. Fur Botk City.

THF. BERLITZ SCHOOL LANCSCA6ES 13 S1 SCHOOLSOPEN ALLS! JIMKi: TRI For Boys and Voting City. NEW location, five west ram STREET. OCTOBER IST. Seventh Triennial Catalogue will cent an Head' Master or Registrar will be at So.

Wenue each mornlnic until June loth. After this October Ist. or if then, be i for jreai boy, Special facilities afford. I boys tt-i suburban towns-regular service to and from Gran Central Ma For Boys and Youns Country. -TAr-EWOOD.

OonooMvir.e. ra total 31 one the best to Infuse to duties of life: prepared for bus ress -r c-n tinder 1.1 yea 5244. beauf.ful r.eaitny. no tobacco. J.

SHORTLIDC.K schools, boys. Camp. Buena White particulars. THK WKXNTINAI SCI MUforJ. iv.

for business and ment. Refers by permission to Mrs. Urn. D. Patroness of 1 For Both Country.

THK RICHARDSON SCHOOL, New-nochetle. N. Y. Will tike two more to 14 year, oil. Into the fa mil" A father's an.l mothers care.

Terms K. RICHARDSON. A. Prin. School A UERICAX AND FORKICN B- AGENCT a nurrllfs" I'rofessors.

Teachers. Tutors, Governesses, etc Collecfs. Schools anj Families. Api to elc Mrs. M.

J. YOVNG-FfLTOX. Union Square. 4 EVERETT STONE (Yale and Columbia). 316 West St Tutoring at pupil's or tutor's residence.

(Official Legal TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE Usss-e-4 In City Retord of May 31 June 13. lint" of the conflrmatiur. by the Supreme Court and the entering in the Bureau for the Collection of Arrears, of assessment for opening and to the following named street, in the Uorough of "Ward. Section 10. "raven Street opening, from Avenue to the Southern Boulevard.

Confirmed May entered May IStK EDWARD GKOL'T. Compti City of New York. May DVERTISEMENTS and for received at their Uptown Oltk-e. XO. t.Srtt BROADWAY.

Between 3Rth and -''it until 9 o'clock p. m. Advertisements will be received at the following branch efflces at regular office rates until m. 254 Btb-S-e- s. 153 cor.

92 East 257 7th and Bth 263 West 1.333 and 'Trh ogtt.