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SSg SJOIo F.R ESOKTS. suminEB RESORTS' SUIUOTER RESORTS. S53JS 20WKEDITM WAJiTED wAssairvw, mr.rii' FEiHAi.r.s. fTAls'TKl) HANDS ON BOYS' SlflllT lists. 1,7110 Atlantiojvr.

OARD 302 CLINTON ST, CHOICE OF rooma on socond, third and fourth floors; tablo first fclaraand terms low; reforgncog oichangotl. TT OARD BEST IN BROOKLYN FOR JO tho monoy 1 fiO and $5 per week singlo or double r.k.ms; house cool nnd airy; good, substantial board; looa tion good convenient to care nnd forrtoa. 222 Degraw st; opposite Strong place Baptist Church. BoariUiiB Agencies. OARD NO CHARGE FOR FULL PATt ticularsof host board and rooms on Hill or Hoii'his or any elso.

Select Po rding and for Furnished Roomn, 120 1 laibash av, opposite Hanson place. No servant's agency. ItOAKD WArV'jTED. For Inio Telegrams in Iho Two or Four O'clock Edition Seo Fourth Page. EAGLE OFFICE, JUXE 9.

IS83. JIONEY MARKET. Railroad Earnings for May A Gain of Nearly Two Millions on I'if t) nino Koaelsi Stock Active anil Strong. Wall Street, Juno 9. Tho gross pftTiiingB of lii'ty iiiiio railroiuls for May, as reported by tho Y'Vumieiat CAronfcfe, are very satisfactory iiKlicatinR.

Net gain of $1,833,322 for tlio month and $9,413,173 fur fivo months onded May 31. The mileaj'o was, however, increased The most Important gains for and for five months wcro by tho following: May. Fivo raos. Canadian Pacific 233 Pacific 243,2:13 554,700 St. Paul 1,149,202 East Va.

and Ga 47,091 329,895 Flint and Pore Maru 54,551 MO. 410 Grand Trunk, Canada 93,28 1 602,039 Hannibal and St. Joseph 214,234 Bloom, aud Wosio.n 51.595 205.309 Long Island 21,0112 71,444 Louisville and Naj hrillo yo Cij Mo. P.icitic 158,591 850,244 ContiaJ br. U.

Pacific 50,473 242,953 Mo. Kan and Toxas Texas Pacific 75,459 (144.393 Northern Pacific 159,3119 7(10, 544 Ohio Central 20,015 Rioh. and Danville 39,400 St. Louis and San Fran 43, 337 1(14, 488 Lake Shore and 20.SB7 40,075 Chicago and Alton 70,520 288,670 decrease When the fact is considered (hat the movement of grain into tho Western renters ami to the seaboard, ttv. ugh now largo was comparatively light during tho past two months, aud especially In May, by roason of speculation which checked exports, tlie large increase shown ia very cucouraoing.

When tho price of grain breaks djivn at tho Western markets hy roason of increased supplies, the earnings will show a still greater Improvement, and there can now bo no question that the merchandiso movement will ho heavy during tho Summer The following shows tho rccoipts of flour, wheat and com at tho seaboard ports for the week ondctl Juno 2 Flour, Wheat, Corn, bbls. bush, bush. 1833 227,409 1,420,2 14 1,712,393 1882 210, 871 898,151 And Hie following shows tho oxpoils from seaboard pcrts for tlio same week Flour, Wheat, Corn, bbls. bush. bush.

1SS3 Sf.2i4 802,048 1,10 1832 SO, 091 238,443 Stocks opened strong, nnd (he feature in tho eaily sales w.is a sharp rise in the coal shares, caused by tho report of a combination by the principal producer! to control the product and maintain schedule prices, end in Ohio ami Mississippi iinLi. iMl by the amiomico ment of piT aluuis to taU the road out of the bauds of the receive: After a fractional decline, caused by5 realization, the market moved upward again, and it was genevaily strong for the reuiaiialci of the morning. Stock ICxcliaii'u Snivs tritu riotird. NK1V Ydltlt, June 0. 200CCCin 75 300 do 70 oihl OSt A 47 ino do 47.V 201) St A pf.

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500 do (M0 do 800 do 300 Oon Pacific do 1000 do 700 do 920 do 700 Canadian Pacific. 200 do 400 do 97 1800 130 1001) 400 Cti'l 700 071,, 100 do do do do 07(1 400 Wab St 7(1 30 Wab St A ufd 77 7T 4 200 130 1300 0I) 200 (lo. 77W, r.2'4 B2.V llrooklyn Securities Latest Quotation CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, COCKBURN HOUSE, on line of Ulster and Delaware Railroad. OPEN Juno 12; accommodations for seven ty liro; large, airy rooms, fmo drivos and walks; no laria, no mosquitoes oasy of accoss hy boat and rail; post office, telegraph and oxnrjss near house; first class tablo. Address COCKHURN 1IOUSK, ir P.

Mount Pleasant, Ulstor Co, N. Y. WM. COCKUUR V. hall, SARATOGA SPRINGS, OPENS FOR TILE SEASON JUNK 10.

RATES, 53.50 AND $1 PER DAY. CLEMENT A COX, Proprietors, GLENMERE LAKE HOUSE, Noar Chester, on Erie Railroad; well shaded; lake covers 400 acros; pickerel fishing, rowing and hunting no malaria; largo picnic grounds; liverv at tae bed; beautiful drivos. Address PET J. LEGO; Florida, Orango County, N. ASSENA SPRINGS.

a 1 1 I 1 CI tl fl I I I I'. llU IllUOiV. JJlliTlVIJt lI T. OPENS IN JUNK. liOUrtl.

Mlifll' ULAao. Waters colobrated for many diseases; beautiful surrounding country; very hst of tishinR. Information or circular at HATFlkLD A BENSON, 114 Water st, N. Y. EPTUNE HOUSE, Near the big hotol, ROOKAWAY BEACH.

Entirely refurnished and refitted first class board splendid views of tbo ocean and Jamaica Bay: oxcollont nshing; will open on Juno 15, Arrangements can now bo made for board with KDIHRD (WE. Managor. AMreM Neptune House, Rockaway Beach, L. I. TILE" AMERICAN.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. T. This favorito hotel will bo OPEN for the reception of guests on MAY 12. Thia is tho most centrally locatod hotol, hoing in tho hlook on tho west aide of Broadway, batwoeu tho United States and Grand Union hotels. For terms, Ac, apply to FARNHAMA BUSH, Proprietor3.

RALEY COTTAGE, BOLTON, LAKE Goorge. 100 feet above lake, commanding unsurpassed viow of lake; also, tho Hotel Sagamour, 12 miles panorama from piazza, including Tongue and Black Mountains, Narrows, Hundred Isles, and extensive viow southward; fino boating and bathing facilities; accommodations for twenty guests; route by Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad to lako, thenco by steamer. Terms $7 to S10 pur week. Rotor to P. J.

Dolan, 4H Wallst: Charles H. Brown, M. 02 West Tenth st, or 0. E. Tyler, 54 Codar st, Now York City.

Proprietor will meet guests at thu BHon landing, ono mile distant. STEPHEN BRALLY, Proprietor. EALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE AIR. EXCELSIOR COTTAGES, OATSKILL MOUNTAINS, Now open and ready for guests. Managed by Brooklyn party; 48 to 12 per week.

Send for illustrated circular. Address COTTAGES, I'. O. Box Ml), New York City. 1CHFIELD SPRINGS.

neauc Tn I MT WITH BOARD. A LARGE COTTAGE, SITUATED ON MAIN ST. For terms and particulars auiiress BOARDING, Loci; Box No. 24, Rirluiold Springs, N. Y.

CJ ULLIVAN COUNTY, MOUNTAIN AIR, AT WHIT 15 LAKE. ISO!) lent abovo Hudson River, AUP.EL COTTAGE. OPEN tor the season. Hosting, bathing, lish.nj. Send for i iivul Mrs KATE W001.DR1DGE.

TSTHITE MOUNTAIN 7 SUMMER RESORT. HEALTH AND OO.Ml'.lltT COMBINED. MAPLE HOUSE, JEFFERSON. N.U. In full viow of thu White and a Mountains.

No change of cars, from iVow York or Beautt fullv located and well fitted up as a family resort. Terms, oi'n t.i 412 week. For full p.vitic.ilars address Mrs, M. BOWLliS A SON, Proprietors. Holer to Georgo H.

Adams, 5'.) lleekm ill st, N. Y. City. ATSKILL MO UNT A I NS. LAUREL HOUSE, KAATERSKILL FALLS, liill.

N. Y. This popular mountain re o.rt, greatly enlarged anil muoh inqiroved. is OPEN from Al.iv Oct her. Gan, ofc tric tielhi and all the conv.

nieuees of a tirsc class modern hotel. Sand for circular. J. SCllUf I', Proprietor. ITTATINNY HOUSE.

1IF.I.AIVA WATER GAP. Centr dlv loeiU d. l.oina tile ueave lume to the Water Gap, river, mountain iths aud all points of int Tet. Send tor cireoi.ir. W.

A. BltODUEAD A SONS, fxfiNDSOirTK) USE, VT OCEAN BEACH, N. J. NOW OPEN For tho season. Ne addition and new furniture.

Good boatiug, lishing and bathing. GEORGE W. PAUI.L1N. Proprietor. OUNTRY BOARD IN A PRIVATE house; high rooms, newly furnished, lirst class organ; location pleasant, climate healthy, no malaria; lino lako for boating; fortv minutes drive from depot tonus 1.

to $1 per weok city lel'erunuu givon Addioss HYKOi BUKNLIl Summit, Scboliario Co. Yorl HO USE; LACK AW AX EN, P.K.. 110 idles via N. Y. L.

15. and W. R. on banks Delaware River. Largo lawns: boating, bathing "'id hailing: boats free; farm conneotoil.

Capacity, o. Oll JUrin. 10. Tonus, $7 and $12. Uircul.ir on application F.

.1. llOLUERT. Manager. JOITNTAIN HOTEL, A li 1) Springs, Orango county, on ine ouawaoKuo i)U Feet ovation: cliinafe atisolule cure ior malaria; boating and fishing on tho lake; table lirst class, pure milk: line fruits. OPENS June 10.

Send for circulars. .1. V. JORDAN, proprietor. BURNETT HOUSE.

STROUDSHURG. NOW OPEN. Rooms single and en suite, mountain spring wator, gas, baths, electrio bolls, etc. mipnrior cuisine and service; 111011111101180011017. walks and drives nnsnrpassed tiBhlng, boating, liberal terms.

Address for circulars, the BURNETT HOUSE, Stroudsburg, Monroe County, Pa. 7IAR.M BOARDING HOUSE, 2, 00 FEET nli.vo Rfin level: liealtliv iniMo. scenery jrranu beautiful proves, plenty of shade around house; many places or interest Snmniif. I.iicn; nood rlflhimr and boat of accommodations; tenui 45 to por week. For particulars address J.

11. T1NK.KLPAUGH, Summit, Schoharie County, N. Y. 1 JO A 'Ti UlT FARM AMONG THE Jl hills of Orange County, 1.200 feet above the Boa; extensive and well shadod lawn; broad piaza; lako boating and fishing; bountiful table, spring beds and overy hume comfort city rofuronce and circulars; terms moderate. J.

O. AUSTIN, Unionville, Orange Cjunty, N.Y. ILLOW AVENUE HOUSE, CORNWALL. wftltin 5 winntoRi walk of the West Shore Railroad de pot a first class lamily hoarding hoio; extensive grounds; plenty of shade, terms moderate. Mrs.

J. O'BRIAN. nnHE FEN I MORE, 1 COOPEliSTOWN. N. WILL OPEN fur tho season shout JUNE lo.

Ou tho bank of Otsego Lake. Yachting, boating and trout nshing. For tonus address W. U. BUIUtOUO US, Proprietor.

EW MARLBORO" BERKSHIRE COUNTY, MASS. For health, quiet nnd rest come u) among the cool Berkshire Hills. Pure air, delightful scenery and drives; stabling for horses. Rates roasonablo. Address S.

W. BENEDICT. OSCAWANA LAKE HOUSE, NEAR PEEKSKILL. N. Y.

OPEN May 14. Elevation, 1, 1H0 feet. Fino scenary. Terms, $7 to 11. Reference William H.

Dunning, 20 Naasau street, New York. JOSEPH LEE. Proprietor. LAKE, BOMO seen. CaHthtm, Ve.rniolit.

g. I a eonim illations, per ibV sni for terms lor fundus and ni wry of lako, t'i nds. resorts, etc: 50 m.Uafrum Saiatjga, N. Y. Oil A.

ID il. WALKER, RO EHO US FOR UM ME BO A RD ers, Strawberry Hill, Stamford, Conn. very healthy; no malaria: boautiful drivos; extended grounds; splendid shades: fresh prnductH from farm connecled with bnilding; ouo hour from Now York, ton minutes from depot: steamboat daily; fino sconery. Address JAMES BUTTS. ILLSDALE "FARM, "DKLIGHTFULLY situatod among the mountains tablo abundantly supplied with all thu products of the farm; ice, line trout stream pluasant rambles, Ac.

rates roasonablo. Address EDGAR VERNORY, Wawarsiug, Ulster N. or inquire at 230 Monroe st. jT RAND" VIEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE, in lll Catskills, East Windham, Greene N. Y.

Tilis hoiiBO can bo reachod by cars, day boats, night boats; by two Catskill Mountain railroads, Catskill and by Kingston and Humor. Tho house is now OPEN for the season. References: Georgo Briggs. No. 172 Fulton st.

N. Y. Elford Diokurmnn; 2.2H9 Tliird av, James Riohaids, 413 Grand st, Brooklyn; Rov. W. M.

Martin, 201 Montague st, Brooklyn; D. Porter Lord, 36 Union square, N. Y. General B. Fielder, Commander G.

Dopt, of N.J. Jersey Cily. For circular, prices, adirossjv. B. CHICHESTER.

SUMMER RESORT AT A FARM HOUSE in a delightful country; large and high rooms; pleasantly located: grnundB nicely shaded; a favorite place to spond the Summer; daily mail, etc. For particulars and torniB address. CYRUS B. IVES, Jefferson, Schoharie County, N. Y.

IVTOUNT IDA, HIGHLAND. ULSTER lTjlCotiiity, New York, by JOSHUA BROOKS Oountry board two and ono half milosfrom tho Hudson large bouse, oacious and well shaded lawn, plenty of fruit and fresh vegetables, piano; besf of references given torms moderate for Spring montlts Addross EMMA BROOKS. "ATSKILL MOUNTAINS GRAND VIEW HOUSE Nowly built and furnished, rooms largo, accommodate thirty; OPEN July 10; grounds high and healthy, farm connected vegetables, milk, eggs, Ac. Address WILLIAM WINN, JbJwn'Statien, N. Y.

COUNTRY BOARD AT A FARMHOUSE 2,200 feet abovo sea level; boautiful lake; daily mails, telephone; a Btiro remody for hay fever and malaria; cool, airy rooms, plenty of fsiah moats, poultry, milk, eggs, olp, 30 minutes' drive from dopot; terms, and $7 per week; special rates for Juno; city reference givon. CHARLES CROWE, Summit, Schohario County, N. Y. iri OUNTRY BOARD. Good board can lo had in a privato family at Stamford, Connecticut; large, nloasant rooms: beautifully shaded lawn; an abundance of fruit, fresh vegetables, milk, otc sfabfing for ono or two horses if dosirod tho place abounds in beautiful drivos; a piauo in tho house.

For particulars, address M. R. Stamford, Connecticut. COUNTRY BOARD AN UNUSUAL OP portunity ir thoso desiring a pleasant Summer home in a private family; location desirable: ten minutos from depot, fivo from ist oflico; torms 7 por week. Address Box 45, Hydo Park.

Dutchoss N. Y. Reference, Mrs. F. Moad, 34 Carlton av.

MILTON HOUSE ON THE CATSKILL Mountains; accommodation for 125 guests; ploasant and healthful surroundings; terms moderato; livery attached. AddrosB W. I. HALLENBECK, manager, Tannorsville, Greene N. Y.

COUNTRY BOARD AT SOUTHOLD, Suffolk Comity, N. Y. A now houso, pleasantly situated on high ground, convonient to Poconio Bay, L. I. Sound.

L. F. R. R. depot, steamboat landing, churches, Ac.

a pleasant family good board and roasonablo terms; can aecommodato from 10 to 15. Apply to EZRA ti. TILLING HAST. ROSPECT HOXfSE. NYACK ON THE HUDSON, 28 MILES FROM NEW YORK.

House hi all modern improvements. T. J. PORTER. COUNTRY BOARD PLENTY VEGETA blea, chickens, Ac.

5 minutes from water. 8 minutes from depot, 1 hour from New York; a few rooms single or en suite. GEO. f. SUTTON, Woodsburg, L.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED FOR A gentleman, wife, children (9, 3 and 1 years) and servants; within oub liour'B ride from the city; rooms must be large and airy and table first class grass and ihade indispensable; place must be free from malaria or mosquitoes; noar the sea shore and where there aro no other boarder! preferred a liboral price will be paid if suited. Address, stating terms and particulars, R. 11. P. O.

Box 2,007 Now York City. 1 0UNTRY BOARD A FEW MORE boarders taken at a beautiful orchard farm. A pleasant drive to Ijike Mohonk Mountain Houso; high grounds, shady lawn, croquet, good fishing and boating, abundance of fresh milk, vegetables, cream, butter, Ao, Come and boo, or address B. F. HARDENBERGft, lie Fovro Falls, Ulster New York.

AY VIEW HOUSE, PATCHOGUE, L. OPENED JUNE 1. Two minutes' walk from Great South Bay 5 minutes' walk from depot; good boating, bathing and fishing; rooms com modious. Address ROUT. MILLS, 1 u.

mix re. UERKSHIREMOUNTAINS THE SOUTH vvn ilml.m. Mntmr. Hjdiinut on. Mass.

Among the mountains of Southwestern Berkshire; has an olovation of over 2,000 foot: delightful climate; charming Bcenery; home accommodates fifty; open after JUNE 20; four hours from New York; Harlem Railroad Station: telegraph arid post office Copako Iron Works, Now York. FRANK 8. WEAVER. UMMER BOARD AT RIVERSIDE, between Greenwich and Stamford, on N. Y.

and New Haven R. 30 miles from Grand Central depot, tenor twolve adults can bo accommodated Immediately with first class tablo, at $10 per week: the houso is within a few minutes' walk of the station and the salt, water, where iating, bathing and fishing may be had is well shaded and lias ploasaut piazzas; is elevated and health; waJkf and drives of unusual interest. Call or address Mrs. AS. C.

BEECIIER, Riverside, Conn. AMSON COTTAGE FIRST CLASS country board can bo obtained in a pleasant home in tho Catskill Mountains, half milo from Mount Ploasant Station on Ulster and Delaware Railroad high, shaded grounds, broad piazza, pleaaant drives and walks; piano and organ: accommodations for 40; references. Address O. M. LAMSON, The Corner, Ulster N.

Y. XATCHOGUE, L. I. THE DAYTON HOUSE NOW OPEN. Pleasantly Bituated on Ocean av, within ton minutes' walk of the Great South Bay, offers superior accommodation and first class table to a limited number of boarders.

For particulars address DAYTON HOUSE, Patchogne, L. I ri OUNTRY BOARD IN PRIVATE KAMI localit; ly for adults; nice rooms; good beds and table; healthy ity; nice waver. Auuress xn, Mouticello, N. Y. 12! COUNTRY BOARD A PRIVATE FAM ily with large airy honso.green lawns, 15 minutes walk from Plainfleld depot, would take a few boarders at moderate prices, with good board.

Address H. T. Plainfield, N. J. BELLPORT, SOUTH SIDE, L.

TITUS HOUSE accommodates sixty gueata: rooms largo and airy; shady grounds; fine tegotable garden; boating, bathing and pUasant drives Brooklyn references, For U'rnv uiiteaaB. RAYtfORi OTEL KAATERSKILL, OATSKILL MOUNTAINS. THIRD SEASON OPENS JUNE 26. The most popular mountain rosort in the worlS. ALL RAIL ROUTE FROM NEW YORK, Direct to Kaaterskill Station, within half a mile of hotol.

Ferrates, routes, address E. A. GILLETT. 237 Broadway, N. who may bo seen personally on Tuesdays at Windsor Hotel, New York City.

OOEAN GROVE, N. J. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. M. A.

YOUNG, Proprietor. rf IATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Accessible via. Oatskill Mountain Railroad from Catskill Lauding, on the Hudson River, and 45 minutes nearer Now York, Saratoga or Philadelphia than any other hotel on the mountains of equal olovation and simitar loca Elovation, 2,250 feet. Viow embraces 10,000 square mileB.

Park contains five Bfluare miles. Fifteen to 20 de greos cooler than Now York or Philadelphia. Most dosira ble location in the entire range of the Catskills. OPEN JUNE 1 to OCTOBER 1. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE Sond for circular.

Catskill, N. Y. OLUMBI SULPHURSPRLNGS, NEAR HUDSON. N. M.

P. NASH, Propriotor. Tirflnty niiith anason. High grounds, beaittifnl hickory grove. Illustrated circular giving analysis and full particulars.

OPRING LAKE BEACH, lONMOUTII CARLTON HOUSE, SEA GIRT. BEACH HOUSE. Housea OPEN about the middle of June. NEW HOTEL LAFAYETTE. Broad and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.

Application for rooms can be made to any ot the abovo hotels. L. U. MALT BY. OUNTRY BOARD AT BURDGE MAN or Situated lit Now field.

New York, overlooking tho Valley, eisyof access to Ithaca, Watkhis' Glen, Enfield and Tanghannock Falls; mountainous views: no mos quitos nnr malaria; terma roasonablo. For further particulars apply to or address Mrs. WM. M. BURDGE, 207 Var iok st.

New York. References oxebanged. YejciThotel, RYE. N. WESTCHESTER COUNTY (on Long Island Sound).

This Hotel isNOW OPEN as a first class family hotel. Fine bathing, boating, fishing and atahliiig; first class table, etc. Tinm from Grand Central Depot, Forty second nt, New York 50 minutes, via New Haven Railroad. Hotel stage atRyo depot to meet trainB. CHARLES HAAS, Propriotor.

Late of the Down Town Association, N. Y. CJEA CLIFF HOUSETl. 1 n.nll.v 400 onnBta. OPKKS Julv 1.

jfpplication made and parties ontortained at CHfT wood now open also, juan suown unu rooinB 1A Tliietv. fifth. New York. seoured at PEKT A DA IfcEY, Proprietors. HE CITY, N.

eituateil on higlior ground than any other hotol bo tweon Sandy Hook and Cape May; ono and a half hours' ride, from New York railroad station noar tho house surf and still water bathing; boating, fishing and crabbing; every in and out door amusement for guests. OPEN oarly in June, Sond for circulator Mondays. 163 West Twenty third New York. OMOSEtCN HOUSE, OASTLETONTVER mont. Thoronjjhly reiittod and IHiernHy conducted; no snporior or ms in Vermont forSummorniioHts; oniy i)0 miles beyond tyivatoga, ou the Delaware and Uudsju Railroad.

)01tA01i B. ELLIS, Propriotor. piGEON COVE HOUSE, PIGEON COVE, CAPE ANN, MASS. Mrs. E.

S. ROBINSON A Propriot'irs: MOTEL HUMAROCK, I A Mass. Sea View Station, O. (I. R.

112 miles from m. Most popular hotel on tho Atlantic coast. Fine boach for miles. Table the best; vegetables from surrounding farms; colored waiters. Address, for circular, F.

II. 11 AM It UN. VANNIER'HOUKE. B. 11.

VANNIEU, Propriotor. Snccasunna. Morris County, Now Jersey. Mountain resort, foot above tide water. Circulars at C.

MOLLENHAGEN'S No. 197 Atlantio avenue. ERKSHIRE HILLS. MANSION HOUSE, WILLI AMSTOWN, MASS. No malaria, boautiful scenery, tine drivos.

Tin's fino houso lias boon put in comploto ordor, and now stands first among tho hotels of the Berkshire Hills. Tbo cuisine will bo under tho same management as last which will ho a sure gtiurantoo of being first class. For torms and plans of rooms address A. A. ES, Williatustuwu, 31asa.

HUMAROCK, IGHLAND HOUSE. Attn ikon's nkTTttrc HUDSON. Directly opposito West Point, N. and half a milo from the river, on high ground. For particulars aud circulars, address, G.

F. GARRISON. DELAWARE "WATER GAP, PA. CATARACT HOUSE OPEN JUNE. 9.

Pure mountain air, good water; boating and fishing within threo minutes' willt: one half milo from station; rBtoronces if required; terms moderate; circulars. M. M. ACE, Proprietor. EALTH, REST.

Before deciding whero to go this Summer send for circu Ur80 THE DANSVILLE SANITARIUM, Widely known as OUR HOME ON THE HILLSIDE. The largest establishment of the kind in tho world. Now main BUILDING ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF, with ovory sanitary convenience; 12 cottages; no malaria; magnificent scenery, largo woodland park direct communication by Delaware, Lackawanna and Western R. R. with Now York and the West without change.

Summer boarders taken. For circulars, otc, address THE SANITARIUM, Dansvillo, N. Y. inrEAWHOUSE, SCHOOLEY'S MOUN OL TAIN SPRINGS, N. J.

The best mountain resort. No mosquitoes; the springs are recommended by tho best physicians; 2f hours from Now York. Send for circu tars; full Partici.Urs. propriotor. ADIRONDACKS.

DOWN'S HOTEL, Ohcstortown, Wavron County, New York, Acconimodntos 140; fine rooms with luxurious beds and mountain spring water through hniieu; splendid drives; first class fishing; elegant table board $10; fare from Now York A pply to proprietor. fELLS HOUSE, ON SCHROON LAKE. VV NOW OPEN. One of the finest locations in tho Adirondacks. Hotel supplied with pure mountain spring water.

Send for circular. THOMAS WELLS, Proprietor, Adirondack Post Office, Warren N. Y. VERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE, CATSKILLS, WILL OPEN JUNE 25. For circulars, giving terms, routes otc.

address C. K. HASKELL. address until P. O.

Box 142, Albany, N. After June 1, Woodstock, Ulster ONTVERT HOTEL, mnm.ETOWN SPRINGS. VE11MONT. The largest and best located hotol in Vermont. Largo rooms and well furnished.

High oloralion. No malaria or hay fever. Billiards, bowling alleys and good livory. Everything to recommend tho hotel as a most desirablo place to spend the Summer. For ulaus of rooms, prices, etc.

apply to or address A. SOULI manager, Middle town Springs, Vt. J. A J. EAGER, 84 Cliff st, or STARKWEATHER A 20 South William Bt, Now York.

ATTSKILL HOUSE, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. Six miles from Caldwell. OPENS Juno 15. All boats land at dock.

Tulugraph and post. olHce connoctod with house. Fur terms aud circulars addrena A. SCOVII.LE, Propriotor. rTuTE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN COTTAGE.

For gooa ooaril in ovovy particular ana magniuceni, view pply for terms to MORRIS LUSTER, Tannorsville, iroone vjouniy, iv. x. 0 ATSKILL MOUNTAIN TONY Pronlr HoiiHA. OPKN from June 1 to November 1 son cial rates for Juno, Soptembor, October, and parties spending tho Summer; accommodates 150; first class table; accessible by rail, four hours from Now York. For circular aud terms, address VAN NORMAN A Palenvillo, Greene County.

N. Y. TRXWBERRY HILL HOUSE, STAM ford, CJonn. Install lished thirty years; one of the finest and healthiest, locations to he found; farm connected with the place; excellent table and terms reasonable best of reference. For further particulars addres3tho proprietor, YL h.

diublk, p. sin. FAIR HAVEN HOTEL, FAIR HAVEN, N. J. Prettiest nnd finest place on tho Shrewsbury rivor; good boating, fishinp, bathimr and crabbinR; no malaria nor mosquitoes; sond for circular.

Address a above, ANHANSET HOUSE, SHELTER ISLAND, L. n. WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1883, Annlfcations for rooms may bo addressed to "Tlie hor wood. 531 Fifth av, New York. nuou, iw.

inu iTipiwr EVEN SPRINGS MOUNTAIN HOUSE. atnTonOR ORANGE COUNTY. N. Y. 60 miles from the oity.

Altitude 2,000 feet. No malaria; drainge norfect tonns reasonable. CHARLES E. DAVISON. TUDD'S LAKE, N.

J. FORES'fllOUSE. OPENS JUNE lfi.undor now and efficiont management. ELEVATION 1,300 FEKT. Pure mountain.

air, good boating, and fishing and entiro exemption lrom malaria and moBquitoes. Address JOSEPH L. SHAFER, Manager. PAVILION HOTEL, WOODSBURGH, L. I.

OPPOSITE LONG BEACH. First claas family hotel. One hour from New York. Rooms secured at U. S.

Hotol, N. Y. CHARLES Si. TRUMAN, Proprietor. SBUTtYl Partios looking for a pleasant and nuiot home for the Summer will find such at tho PIE.RREPONT COTTAGE, Sunsot Lake, Ashury Park.

For full particular inquire at 129 Piorrepont at. Will bo OPEN for guests Juno 1 mHE BERKSHIRE HILLS. GREYLOCK HALL. WILLI AMSTOWN, MA S3. This well known hotel will OPEN fortheBeason JUNK 28.

Its boautiful location, line mineral anriof? bathing and pure mountain air, make it a most dosirablo family resort, For terma, Ac, send for circular. Address F. E. SWIFT, Wilson House. North Adams, till Juuo 20.

After that timo Williamatown. Mass. Trand central hotel. Tlie house is situated on an elevation 1,000 feot abovo tide water, on the llousatonio Railroad, miles from Bridgeport, and only 2H hours' ride from New York in tho very center of the town in easy access to railroad accommodations and surrounded on all sides by attractive points; no mosquitoes nor malaria, For uu ttculara inquire, A. W.

SNOW, Proprietor. HOTEL ULSTER, PINE HILL, ULSTER N. Y. (CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.) Located on the Ulster and Delaware Railroad; modern In its appointments; liK ited with gas; postal and railroad facilities unsurpassed 1,600 feet above lovel of Hudson telegraph in hotel. B.

RIDER Proprietor. References: Rev. Howard Crosby, D. u.f lid East Tenth New York; Prof. Seymour, Polytechnic Institute, ookl n.

HE ELMER, The finert Summer resort on tho river, NOW OPEN. CORNWALL ON THE HUDSON. WM. B. ELMER, Manager.

WOODSBURGH HOUSE, bnreh. L. two miles from FarRockaway, opens June 1 still water bathing, boating and Hulling; stabling accommodations; delightful drives; table and attendance first class terms $7 and $8 per week. Send for circular. A.

II. SAMJ.IIS, Proprietor. ERKSHIRE HILLS, JJ SPRINOSIDE, PITTSFIKLD, SIXTH SEASON, JOSEPH TETLEY, Proprietor. The best snmmor resort in the country. Will opon for the reception of guests THURSDAY, May 10, 11)83.

Wrilofor circulars DGCOMB HOUSE, NEW LONDON, on Long Island Sound, OPEN from Juno 15 to October; beautiful and healthful, no malaria or hay fever, perfect drainage, location unsurpassed, gas, electrio bells, telegraph, Ac. R. S. EDGCOMB, Manager. DIRONDAOKS.

PRIVATE BOARDING. LELAND COTTAGE, SCHROON LAKE, Essox County, h. Y. Now OPEN for the season. For particulars address JAMES M.

LELAND. HE LAKE HOUSE, A very comfortable place to spend the Summer. i ertiiM rcaniiiauiD, Send for circular. OPEN from June to October. H.

T. ABKY. Proprietor. HITE LAKE HOUSE, WHITK LAKK. HULL1VAJV COUNTY, N.

Y. Kjrcn dune. r. Boating, fishing, oto. Price $7 to 410 per week.

Send for circular. S. B. KIRK. A DIRONDACK ArALLEY HOUSE, J.

ELIZABETHTOWN, ESSEX COUNTY, N. Y. Location unsurpassed; newly furniBhcd and improved; offers attractions superior to any hotel in Klizabethtown. Send for circulars, H. SHERBURNE, Proprietor, IAKE VIEW HOUSE.

PATOHOGUE. L. 1. Ueantifully situated on Pino Tree Lake: OPEN Juno tablo first class; rooms well ventilated, thoroughly renovated and newly furnished throughout: three minutes' walk from depot, ten minutes to shore of Great South Bay; good fishing, boating and bathing; also, atabling and carriage room; term, reaaonable. Addrees DAYT0N Patchogue, L.

I. OARD AMONG THE CATSKHiLS. MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM HOUSE. A large farm boarding houso, seven miles from Oatskill Landing, is NOW OPEN for tbo season. Send for an illustrated circular, giving terms and other particulars.

if. pOTnfic Mil Minimi CO OtANn Hoiisn Tim I box Mask. Lit! Avrsr Ac jukmv Alvin Joslyn. Ba ANn.uin Mi'sKllM Minstrolsy. JXDMN Vll.l.afil Stage PoriormancM.

OKXKJtAL HEXtrox The Loo nvciJUP Acwlciny will ''lose its doors lor tbo stasnu with to night's performance of "Alvin Joalin." Tho miiislvela make tlicir final appearniica the Museum this evening. On Monday tho fcill will be entirely changed here. Tho exliiliitioiiB given in the Indian Wigwom by Professor Olfason are wovth a long journey to witness. Tho Professor yiosgcsuea a wonderful power in gubduing fractious and vicious equities. The Crisfiekl benefit, which takes place in tho Park Theater ou Tuesday evening, is deserving of liberal patronage.

Mr. Osmond Tearlcj is enact the title rofe ot "Hamlet" on that evening, the supporting cast bolnR mafle up of tho leading amateur performers rcsi flont in Brooklyn. This evening, at tho Grand Opera House, Mr. Frank Roche is to appear in "The Iron Mask," in Which play lie gained in times past considerable renown as an aetor. Tho Balcony sccno from "Romeo mid Juliet" is also to bo presented hy Mr.

Frederick raulding and Miss Helen Ottolengni. Tlie.se are to ho given for the benefit of Messrs. Simpson. Do la If.irpo, Ottolenguf and PearsaU, of tho business stuff of tho Grand Opera House. ASOTIU I.OMl ISLAND HOTEL SCHEME.

M. II. WootHivili, of River heml, )nvclwsod twoMty Qvc acres of land in IlridKC.ha having an ocean front, for $7,000. lie intends to erect a hotel at a cost of $40,000. llXK0KT.IX.VTK MAKV KELLY.

Mary Kelly, of Far Roekawiy, mis nrraigne'l before Jnsticn Healcy, yesterday, charged with being drank and disorderly. She was convicted and sout to jail for sixty days. TOSSED ItY A HAD COW. Mrs. Lizzie Stringuam, of Elniont, L.

Iras attacked by a inad cow yesterday and tossed over a lenco by tho infuriated animal. One of the lady's legs waa broken and an ankle dislocated. A MAN KILLKll BY A FALLING TRKK. On Thursday some men were down treoa in Woodsidc, L. and one of them fell upon Victor A.

Migeim as ho was passing tho spot, crushing hint to death. 001N0 TO PAYNE'S llF.Bl'Ul AL. Mrs. R. M.

Baker, of Kastliampton. au old friend of John Howard Payne, has gone, to Washington to attend the reinterment of his remains. A NEW EPISCOPAL Clll'lll'll. The Sislni's of St. John tho Baptist have begun tho erection of a new Episcopal church in tho Vil lago of Amity villn, on a site donated hy John Jones.

'Die new edilico will cost fltymo. PHOTO I.f HK.DPSTKA1) BAY. David Pooi'snll, of Oceanville. Town of Hempstead, fell from the Wreck Lead drawbridge into Jlempstoad bay, on Thursday, and was drowned. Tho hody was ecovored.

11KAL KSTATK XOTHS. Ferdinand Denzin, of Babylon, has sold his property on James street, to Mrs. Dr. Wagstafi. Dr.

D. O. Vi'hiio, of New York, has ))urr)iacd tho farm of Mrs. Mutthews in Itockville Center, comprising forty six acres, for Patrick Holmes has purchased the properly at WoodH burgh, belonging to Edward Smith. CHEAT HAULS OF WEAK FISH.

Weak fish were vtevcr known to be move plentiful than now in the bays of Long Island. Fishernion are not at all by catching from 001) pounds, to 1,000 pounds at a singlo haul. Fishing with book and eicellent lino in tho bays is rendered pleasant catches. by ISLAND BIBLE SOCIETY. Tho Summer meeting of tho Long Island Bible Society will bo held at Northport on Tuesday coit.

The afternoon meeting will bo held in tho Presbyterian Church, and tho evening meeting in the Methodist Church, when addresses will be delivered by Bov. Br. Hunt, of tho American Bible Society Boy. Er. Wells, of Flatbuah, and Kev.

W. H. Little, of Botauket. SUFFOLK COl'XTY NOTES. Dr.

Nicoll and wife, of Shelter Island, will ail for Europe on the 23rd. Surrogate TuthiU has admitted to probate the wills of the late Frederick Crocker, Eloise H. Post and Hannah Jennings. Nancy Goodale, of Southampton, fell down a flight of etalrs, brooking one arm in two places and dislocating tho wrist of the other. GAINIXU ACCESS TO POLICE UECOUDS.

Since Police Commissioners Sutter and Powell resumed their office under Justice Cullon's decision they havo been unable to gain access to tho rcc ovub, ConumBsioner Pickering, who still refuses to sit with them, having altered the combination. They solved the problem Thursday by calling into requisition the services of a safe maker, who opened the safe and put on a new lock and combination. NOTES ABOUT MINISTERS. To morrow tho Rev. B.

N. Thompson, of this city, will proach in the Baptist Church in Port Jefferson. Bov. Mr. Harris, of Shelter Island, has gouo to Dayton, to spend his vacation of four weeks.

Kov. John Nash, of this city, has been appointed pas tor of tho rrimitivo Methodist Church in Doer Park, I. To morrow lhe Rev. Paul GaHaher, of Hempstead, pastor of tho new Baptist Church, will baptise several eoveral persona publicly in one of tho village ponds. The Brooklyn Eagle Job Pmnttno Office Itpropared to do every description of printing in the tffiUlstoof.

ttw att at, very low prices. Call and Kot estimates. Papor ruling, hood and nunivhlol sindinx, oloctro typing, Ac. Gbsehai. Alfred C.

Barnes' Bkidok Book The second edition of 50,000 is noir heiiiK din ti ihnled free ofo)ir(0 amoni? FnKUKUICK LoKSKll A Co. 's patrons. Thodeni.md for this beautifully illustrated work lias exceeded tho most sanguine expectations. Pabtlkb desiring the Sunday Eaot.k left at their esiilenee send their addressos to this office, and they will he given to the earner who serves thu Exc.LK their district. Wedding Receptions nnd social parties fur nished with every requisite, by G.

r. Rii.by, ice cream, frozen fruits and fancy ices. Nos. 7.ril and 7o3 Fulton st, cor. S.

Portland avenue, and 2b2 Flathusli av A vioonous growth of the hair is often promoted byl'AKKKii's Haih Balsam. It restores the youthful color and lustra and removes all irritation and dandruff. BECKWITH WILLIAMS On Weclnesdav, dumiO, at tho msidence of the firide's mother, hy the lie. Kdtvard Ii'Kersoll, 11. CllAlU.KS L.

HlX'KWlTI! K.V.MA M. Williams, dauRhtor of tho late Daniel Williams, allot Brooklyn. BKOMKI.L 'i'ITUS On Monday. t. e.t tho residenco of lie bride's niothei lfvj Lalnyettn av.

by tho IJv. O. Peck, FliKliYY. tohlTTlB, only daughter of Laura and the late CiijiUmi I. C.

Titus. Hempstead papers please copy. 1 COOl.EY RHOWEtl On Tlim sdr.y Juno 7, at the residence of tho bride's pi rtuLs, by tho Hev. (J. I).

Gulick, Ril.l'H li. Cddi.KV, of toltlA 1,., daiiehterof It. L. Bnmer, of llrooklyn. FAWCCTT SIM.MO.YS On Wednesday, May by tho Rev.

,1. Uunoenhauer, at his residence f.laco, Brooklyn. Maky K. Suir.luss, of Itochostur, Thomas II. Fawcktt, of Brooklyn.

iUochevtw pjipevs please copy.l KING IIROWN' Ou Tue. d.iv evenimr, June 5, by tho Rev Thomas Mi Lend, .1. V. 11. KlN.J.

Jr. to Mamik BUOWK, dAUKluerof J. it. Brown, all of llrooklyn. SWASY On Thiirsdiy uveniiiL', Juno 7, at tlio residence of tie bride's parents, hy Ke I).

N. Van dorveor, A. Fuank Hwanv to (iroutllK V. danjfhterof s.ia V. 11.

JCsij. all of Brooklyn. VAUGHA.Y I.O.YKV Oii Ah lay, Jims at tho Church of tl TrausfiKUratien. I'y the Her. James M.

Kielj, P. V. Yauohan to Miss Kli.auktm Lonkv, both of this city. WH1TK CADLKY At Iho res'n'o ice the brido'j parents, Gold st, on Wednesilry, don" 0, by tiio Kov. O'harlesT.

Tdihalx, 1. KnUKln A. Wm lo Cahuik daughter of Henry F. Csdley, all ol this city. in Thursday, June 7 BURUKLI RonmiT BnniiEi.L, 3Lrh 4 years, Kolatives and friends are respectfully iuvited to attend tho funorid on Sunday June 10, at 1 o'clock, lrc.iu Tlnrty Bixth st, near Third av.

COLI.INS Dn Friday, June 8, 18 of membrano GKOH'iK Claries and 1 Fa A. Collins, apen i years, 1 1 months and days. Funeral will ttke nlace from the resilience i his parents, 89 Cleriuottt av, on Juno at 2 o'clock. On Wednesday. June (., lXrf.i, t.t.KAXOR n)AVIKS, Tifeof Albert and oa VrlHr.l II Ui ,0 I'lolodelnhia.

'a. of the lato The relatives sod friends are r. invited to attend the funeral sei vices Sunday, June it). l. W).

at .) P. at Ler late residence, No. 074 Greene av, DEN'MEAD In lirnoklyn, suddenly, on Friday mem Bth St'sASN'AH Snow Pksmiho. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the tuners! services at Grace ihur. il ou the Heights, Clicks street, near Reiusen, on Sunday, 10th e'cluck.

FERN'S On Thursday. Juno 7. JaMKs H. FkuNS. ltelatives and friends are iuvited i attend Ins funeral from the Reformed Eoise Church, Jlan av.

and Keapst, at 'J P. Sunday, June 10. HOLZ On Fralay, June Jknnie Edmiston, wifo of Henry Holz. in Jier U'Jndyo. ir of ae.

Funeral e. ill t.ik place Sunday, Juno 10, at. 2 o'clock, at 117 av. Relatives and friends HULLIGAN Suddenly, ou Friday morning, Juno 8, OWLS Hvi.i.iiiaN, aged 4'J years. Relatives and liiemis are resjiecttully invited to attend the funi ra) on his lale residence.

No. "Jof on Sunday June ID. at P. M. lnteJinent in tile Holy Cross Cemetery, lit'ousli.

McKAMAUA In llrooklyn, El.LF.X Mc widow cS the lale Daniel Mc.N'ainara. Relatives and fiiemls are cspectfully invited to auen tlm fuueral lrom hr late residence, 14a Smith st, on Tuesday, June VI. at 'J A. and thence to St Paul's Church, corner of (Jo Congress sts, where solem reuniem tnaa will lie eel' lratei! for the renoso of her soul. Interment in the Comet err of the Holy Cross.

NOE At Weft N.J., on Thursday, June 7, 1883, of consumption, Uv. Julian G. Nok, Into pistor of the Baptist church of thai place, aeid 'T years, 11 months una 1ft days. Funeral services at the place of his on S'vndny, June 10, whence the remains w.U ho conveyed to the residence of his father, AuKOhline 11. Noe, IS'.) Mi on it, Brooklyn, where final aarvjceswill be hi 11 on Mumiuy, June 11, at 1 P.

M. SANDS Suddenly, June 8. M. Eliza, wife of William T. Sands.

Funeral Sundry. Juno 10, from lato residence, 1,612 ht, afi V. M. STOHOK On Wednesday, June 0, 1SS3, alter a painful Illness, Anton S'toltou, ajiud 4'2 years. Rjlativts u't friends of the family ami the members of Eritx Hunter Lodge, No.

K. mi of Ida odKe. li. of 11. No, liHl, are respeelf mvitedtoat toud tlie fiiiierat lrom his (ate residence, ItH Iegraiv st, ou fSandny, June HI, 1.SK3, nt'2 o'clock P.

M. TKRPFNNING On Fridav, Juno Mavi LK Fkvku, infant daughter of J. L. and Gertrude Torpetining, cged 7 mouths. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral at the residence of Iter parents.

21 1 Tenth at, (South Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock P. M. VAN RIPER On Thursday, June 7, after a hum ill Mrs. Huldaii Van Ripkii, in her R' year of ago. Relatives and Jiiends of tho family aro respectiullv in vltod to attend the funeral services at tho resilience oi her daughter; Airs.

H. J. Walling. No. MB Twenty second at, fiuuday, Juno 10, at 2 P.

AI. Interment Id A "HOTEL BRUNSWICK," ASBURY PARK, N. J. This aristocratic hotel will open oarly In June. Visitors to this celebrated soasido resort will lind every facility for (leisure and comfort, with a superior tablo, which has litliorto characterized the houses with which Mr.

Williams baa been identified. Liberal tonns to permanent guests. FRED G. WILLIAMS, Manager. HELTER ISL AND FAST TIM VIA Long Island Railway.

Limited 0ipreKl2 hours; also Sunday trains, leaving 9 A. returning (I M. Family tiokets at reduced rates. Tho PROSPECT HOUSE OPENS June 20; perfect throughout; new management; mimic, yachting, bathing and fishing exceptionally tine; children's playriKim. In Amusement Hall, bowling and billiards.

Apply at Hotel, or 285 Broadway, Near York. (Descriptive circulars. RICHARD H. STEARNS A Proprietors. ADIRONDACKS, LELAND HOUSE AND COTTAGES, Schroon Lake, Essex N.

Y. The most uopular and best located house in tho mountains. OPENSJUNE II. Send for circular. WM.

G.LELA.VD, Proprietor. MAPLEWOOD HALL, PITTSFIEtiD, BERKSHIRE'S MOST POPULAR RESORT. Ono thousand foot elevation. OPENS June 18. Rooms may bo engaged at 7 West Thirty lirst st.

Now York. G. W. KITTKLLE. CATSICILL MOUNTAINS.

TREMPER HOUSE OPENS JUNE 20. Terms 33,50 nor day. Special arrangements by the month. I ter "4. citcu ara and niagranr iuo house addrosa J.

H. TREMPER, Phoenicia, Ulster County. Kuw tor It. GARFIELD COTTAGES. HJT SPRING LAKE.

New Jersey, Will OPiiN May 28, ISM. This delightful resort is on the Jernoy coast, a short distance from Long Branch, and combines all tho pleasures of a 8oaside and inland resort. For particulars call on or address Mrs. H. LAMB, 204 Washington at, Brooklyn.

SEND FOR 01ROULA1L OCEAN AVENUE "HOTEL, PATOHOGUU, L. on the shore of the Great South Bay. Within iifty feet of the water and live minutes of depot; the only hotol directly on the beach: beautiful grove of shade troes: good boating, fishing and gunning: nonios Suitoes; surf and still water bathing on bay ond ocean, atll houses with plank ualk to hotel. Terms, $2.50 per day, $8 to $15 per week Cottages t.n ent. SANFORi) WEEKS.

Proprietor. A DIRONDAOKS. JL PARADOX LAKE HOUSE. Beautifully located, overlooking the lake; accommodations for fifty guests; terms modorato send fur circular. P.

O. addross Schroon Lake. Easox oo. N. Y.

FRED. R. POTTER, Proprietor. ANSION HOUSE, MORRISTOWN. N.

J. Now nnd modern improvements; large and airy rooms, singlo or en suite; all hard wood furnishod; flue S'azza: tirst olass in all its appurtenances; terms moderate. .0. GUERIN, Proprietor. HOUSE, CORNWALL Heights, N.

Y. First olass family hotel NOW OPEN; artesian wells; free from malaria and mosquitoes; lino livery and saddle horses 5LW.MEAQlll1R. COUNTRY BOARD AT A FARMHOUSE 2,200 feet above sua level beautiful lake daily mails, tetophono; asuroromodv for hay fever and malaria; cool, airy rooms, plenty of fresh meats, poultry, milk, eggs, oto. 311 minutes' drive from depot tonna So and $7 per week; BDBci rates for Juno; city reference given. CROWE, Summit, Schoharie County, N.

Y. BRANDON HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE, Orango Y. OPEN for tho season, '1 hours from Now York City; telegraph ollico in hotol accommodations excellent Annex boats connect with trains from Erio depot. For tonus, address D. EDGAR CLOSE, Proprietor.

IBERTY HOUSE, r.IBERTV. Sullivan County. N. Y. OnNow York, Intario and Western Railroad.

11)1) miles from New York. Elevation feet. Puro water; no malaria; no moMtin tees; shady grounds. Terms. $7.

Address, U. S. MLSM TER, Proprietor, Liberty, Sullivan N. Y. APLE GROVE HOUSE, AMONG THE Sullivan Hills, will be OPEN dune 1 1.000 foot ahovo tido water; along N.

Ontario and Western Uailroicl; food trout nailing; excellent, accommodations; terms 7 to 10 per week; reference given: send tor circular. W. 11. H. WILLIAMS, Norm sink, Sullivan N.

Y. 1,157" ARREN HOUSE. WATERTOWN. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. CONN.

800 feet ahovo tbo lovel of the hours' distant troni Now York; entirely free from malaria and mosijuitoes; six acres in gardens and lawn: pleasant drivos; good roads; sconory euual to any in the State. Will OPEN for visitors May 21. For circulars anil iufurniatiou apply to J. SlVIe'l. Refer with permission to Mr.

James L. Mr. II. Cox, Mr. A.

F. Goodnow, Mr J. Crowoll and Mr. Samuel McLean. BAY VIEW HOUSE, GOOD GROUND, L.

NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Ia situated on Shinnecock Hay Btill and surf bathing good gunning anil fishing; no malaria. MESCHUTT A SON 1 1 at the outlet of Lake Bomosoen. 9 miles longipino groro extending to lako; shaded lawn; good livery, boating and fishing; terms $8 to $12 norweuk. O.

M. HAWKINS, owner and proprietor, Hydeville, Vermont. "PROSPECT HOUSE, BAY SHORfTlONG ISLAND. Situated in full view of tho ocean on the Great South Bay; has tho finostiishiiiij and yachting in tbo vicinity of New York: ieonly hotel located directly on the water; its situation rondors it free from insects or malaria. Two or three very desirable cottages to rout noar hotel.

Special torms for May nnd June. N. P. SEWivl.L. BOARDING COLD SPRING HOUSE, at A.

L. Churchill's farm, enlarged and improved; highest village among tho Catsiiills; healthy lo cation, beautiful scenery, grounds pleasantly located, tunsivo piazzas, walks, shade and stabling; fresh eggs, milk, hnt.tor. chickens and vegetables: free carriage to do not. For terms apply to A. L.

OHUlUjtllljlj Stamford, N. Y. OLENWOOD HOUSE. DELAWARE WATER GAP, NOW OPEN. Capacity 200; location unsurpassed 1,000 feet elevation, aflordiDg a delightful cnnl atmosphoro.

No mosquitoes, malaria or hay fever. Address GEORGE W. ZE1GLER, Proprietor. XJ N1TED STATES HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N.J., OPENS JUNE 23. LAIRD A VAN CLEAF, Proprietors.

OUNTAIN HOUSE, np.r.tWAUH WATER GAP. 'MOW Moderato orices and excellent accommo dations for families. Accessible by Delawaro. Lackawanna and Western Railroad. Send for circular.

THEO. HAUSKR, Prnpriotor ATSKILLS GOOLTTlOARD CAN BE obtained at a farm llonso, four hours' rideliy railroad from Now York. Rotor to .1. W. Hedenborg, 0o7 Greene av, or address ALBERT BROWN, Brown's station, Ulster County, N.

Y. HITE MOUNTAINS. Summer boarders wanted on a farm situatod two miles from village; vory cool ana snauy location: lerms moderate. For turtbor particulars address Post Otfico Box No. 284, Littleton, N.

H. HADY LAWN HOUSE, WEST HURLEY, N. Y. fl Pioarietor. Fivo minutes' walk from Ulste and Delawaro Railway station.

Accommodation for 10 guests. Largo, ail rooms $6 to per weok, KISKATOM RETREAT HOUSE, AMONG THE OATSKILLS. Hoard at $fi to $8 per week. Free boating. Healthy location.

Send for circular. G. W. FISHER, Kiskatoui, Greone County, N. Y.

"Tfc AKLANL' BEACH HOTEL, 9 WARWICK, R. I. This hotel is beautifully located on Narragansett Bay, twelve miles from Providenco by rail; it has aft the attraction? of a firBt class watering place, and will bo OPENED on Juno 20; an annex of fifty sleeping rooms having boon added this season, making it ono of the most desirable hotels on the coast. All modern improvements. Good drainage.

Lighted with gas throughout. Boat of spring water. A nice sandy beach for bathing. Good boating and fishing. For further information address Hotel Borkeloy, Boston, till June 20.

E. STANTON, Proprietor. Late Proprietor of Fenwiek Hall. LUFF HOUSE, MILFORD. PIKE on tho bank of the Delaware River, at a height of 100 feet abovo tho water has au area of four acres of land.

Ample play grounds, broad vorandas; no dust, no malaria. OPENS June 10. For terms and circulars address SAWYER A WELLS, Proprietors. VON BEACH HOTEL, BATH. 1...

rTjr nPF.N as a tirt fanulv hotel, wo malaria: sale bathing, good boating, aliady grounds, I' lfty minutos from flerr 1 ork. After Juno 1, steamboat trom foot of Wall stTdirjct, THOMAS D. WLNOHKSTKlt, Proprietor. QEOliGE HOTEL, ON THE SOUND, And four new furnished cottages with gas and water, 3 hours from New York: combines all the attractions of Long Branch and Newport, and is ono of tho coolest and most healthful resorts in America; no mosquitoos or malaria fishing, bathing, boating; charming drivos; circulars and photographs at Pond's music store, 23 Union Square, New York. GEORGE A.

WELLS, managor, P. O. ad dross, Bridgeport, Conn. AbmONDACKS. THE ARLINGTON HOUSE.

Schroon Lako, Essex Comity N. beautiful! locatod supplied with fino water; first class accommodations: good atabling for norsos and carriages, bend for circular. 0. O. WHITNEY, Proprietor.

OORE'S HOTEL, TRENTON FALLS. NEW YORK. FINEST SCENERY AND FALLS IN THE WORLD. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. M.

MOORE, Propriotor. IE1OREST HILLS HOTEL, WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H. OPENS June 15; new throughout: provided with opon res steam, baths, gas and bolls in all rooms: location is mid dm. on summit of Pine Hill surrounded by a lawn of fifty acres and Bhadod by ajirove of pines free from, dust and malaria.

Franconia, N. H. GRAND HOTEL IN THE CATSKILLS Elevation, 2,500 feet; accommodates 400; railroad direct to house; OPENS Juno 20; unsuvpaaaod mountain scenery. Plans, all information and rooms engaged by oalling on or addressing W. F.

Grand Hotel, Broadway. New York, daily, until Juno 1. "XoTrondacks. THLLO HOUSE. This well known boarding house is NOW OPEN accommodations for 00 guests.

For terms, send for circular. CHARLES TI1ILO, Proprietor, Schroon Esjex N. Y. OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, WHITE N. II.

rn.iu (ohtn fiverv and surroundings unsu massed four miles from Pronloand nearest nousa to ttio eorest rltua Hotol. Mrs. H. KNIGHT, Proprietor. Franconia, N.

H. BERKSHIRE HILLS. MILLER HOUSE, Sheffield. Berkshire County, Mass. Beautiful, healthy Tillage line'drivesand walks; full viow of the Dome or Mount Everett.

Address JOHN M. BENJAMIN, Proprietor. AGNETIC FOUNTAIN HOUSE. 'fiwt oiav.it inn. mirn ntr.

no moHnuitoes or malaria, iron magnetic tonic mineral waters. Open for guesta and pa tientc lhe entire year. Charges moderats. Circulars. Address Af.

DKlJRIOKProprieMr. Slaterville, N. CUMMEK' at sea block, island, k3 K. I. Favorite resort for New York people OCEAN VIEW HOTEI.

has more regular boarders than any hotel on the Atlantio coast. Kofer to Dr. H. Holbroolc Curtis, 251 Madison av, N. V.

Rend for ihuatrated circular. S. Man? rL i Kowdotn st, Btwton. HADY LAWN ONE THOUSAND AND nix hundred feet above tho Hudson; accommodations for fifty, in tho most delightful part of tho Catakilla, where malaria is entirely unknown qnarter of a mile from station on Ulster and Delaware Railroad; boating and fishing on premises rooms with clothes rooms connecting, spring beds, new furniture and satisfactory table, extra wido veranda; plenty of rich milk, ice and pure spring water; terms moderato. Address Dr.

J. J. KEATOft, Roxbury, Delaware County, N. Y. During this week Dr.

Keator irill be at Earless Hotel to answer all inquiries. ANDiNBERG HOUSE, LAKE GEORGE. Opposite New Hotel Sagamore on Greon Island. Large pleasant sleeping rooms. Fine lako viow.

Have our own boats. For terms address JACOB VANDIN BERG, Bolton Landing. N. Y. "LIFTON HOUSE.

PATCHOGUE, L. I. New, complete and delightfully oituated on high ground, within two hundred feet of Great South Bay. OPEN June 15. Send for circular.

AddrosB W. M. JENKINS. Patchogne. L.

I. HUBBARD HOUSE, CANAAN FOUR Comers, N. on B. and A. road, through express from N.

Y. largo house, pleasant grounds, surrounded by Berkshire Hills, three minutes from depot, post, express and church high ground, no mtlaria, terms reasonable; ee ad for circular. Sirs. K. HUBBARD.

OUNTRY BOARD AT A BEAUTIFUL farm four miles from Peekskill; large house; high round; fine scenery, shade, drives, Ac: 1,000 feat above heHudson: no malaria no mosauitoes: good board: terms $7 per week: children under 10 yoars 84: any who cannot pav the above prices need not apply. Address E. L. LOCK WOOD, Peekskill; P. O.

Box 425, OTEL MIZZEN TOP, niHKER HTI.I.. DUTCHESS COUNTY. 300 ft above tido level: no malaria: no mosuuitoeB. G3 miles from New York, via Harlem Railroad. Information given and rooms secured at 432 Broadway.

J. L. JONES A Proprietors. OUNTRY BOARD NEAR BAY AND ocean; sailing, rowing and riding: Burf and still bathing: large grounds and shade, broad piazza, rooms light and airy; table first class; will meet parties at depot by appointment. JOHN W.

TUTHILL, Ocean House, apeong, 1. ERTHICK HOUSE, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Will OPEN Juno 30 as a first class family boarding house. For terms address A.KGOODIER, Proprietor. GfrHR LAKE, ADIRONDACKS.

k3 GROVE POINT HOUSE. Lovely lake ana mountain the Aberdeen, corner Broadway and Twenty first Nov? York. IRUNSVICK WHITE SULPHUR I SPRINGS HOUSE Rooms largo and airy delightful mountain scenery; surrounded by Jake and pine grovos; fishing, boating and bathing: board $7 to $111.50 per Fur analysis of water and full particulars address proprietor, Dr. D.tLROWELL. North Stratford, N.

H. TEW Y0UK HOTEL. J3 LACKA WAXEN, PA. Splendid location for Summer boarders; fine monntata ir: largo, airy rooms; good hunting and fishing the year round; splendid spring water. Captain E.

BUCK. Proprietor, lawof Now York, OARD NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, to let, with or without board. 111! Concord st. BOARD 472 VANDERBILT'AV FUR nishod rooniB to lot Willi or without board; Bsntlemen only. tVOARD A NICE ROOM ON SECOND fi) floor, with hot and cold water, gas.

Ac, witli board at 51J Bedford av. uoar Lafayette. BOARD FURNISIIEU, OR UN nished rooms, with gotd hoard, in a sm. ill family, at aO Schormorhorn st, opposite tho HrooklynTabernncle. BOARD TO LET, A SECOND FLOOR front alcnvoriom, all improvements; terms reasonable.

170 Oe in st, between Bond and Uoyt. mTARD FURNISHED ROOIVI. 220 LEX ington av, oft' from parlor in private family, with bourd rofovonco OAR1 22 1 CLINTON ST AN EXTRA large sir.cd ball room to rent, with or without hoard; a fow table hoarders can bo aocoinmndated. BO ARO '278 HENRY STi NEAR STATE Nowly fitted up nnd fnrnishod double and Binula looms for goiltlenieiKjablobardera acconinrndated. T' OARD ON "THE HEIGHTS A ROOM, BS with excellent board; tablo boarders; terms reasonable; references, llfi Henry st.

33 SCHERMERHORN ST, BE twenn Clinton and Court DeBirablo rooms to lot, with rd: la'erimces. SOARDNO. 253 WASHINGTON ST i Luge ploasant rooms at modorato atos; house la no tirably located, and has roeently changod hands; table boaidersAilken; references exchanged. OARD NO. BET.

Clinton and Court To lot, with first olaaa board, connecting rooms, nicely furnished; also room sultablofora gentleman, at Summoniriona; references exchanged. OARD ON THE HEIGHTS SUPE B5 rior accommodations at 175 Columbia heights; large, airy, handsomely furnished rooms; house and surroundings first olass in cvory respect; references, Yj OA RD IN PRI VATE FAMILY, LARGE JI3 square front room and hall room, with ample closet room desirablu table location; termB vory mod orate. Please call atjlOO Union st. TOAirD TO LET, LARGE SQUARE rooms, furnishod or unfuriiishod, with or without board; all improvements: largo grounds, well shaded. At the handsome residence 38a Broadway.

BOARD iil) COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; pleasant second story room overlooking the bay private bath; also thud story front room. Apply to Airs. 11AL LIDAY. OARD ON THE HEIGHTS 89 HENRY Ht Two pleasant front rooms on second and third floors, with bedrooms attached, if desireit; also otner rooms, ARI) AT NO. 1G3 JORALEdlON ST.

liH indsonie roojn, snperior accommodations; one lareo seiiond stoiy front room, two single roomn; table board; references. OARD 124 MONTAGUE ST, CORNER Sy Henry Large rooms on Becond and third floors; also small room, suitable for gentlemen; terms moderate; tal. lu boarders accommodated 1 AR 13 AT "168 CLINTON LARGE, X9 nicely furnished, front mom on third door, and back room on the second both containing hot and cold water terms moderate; tablo hoarders. WOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A Jll'weh furnished hall room on second floor; aJso, lnrgo room for a lady to rmmi with another: tablo boarderw ao HickHiit, near Juralumon. BOARD AT 10 SECOND PLACE, VERY pleasant and desirable rooms gentlemen; Buperior board and accommodations; rirot clasa neigubor hffd.

ijOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, AN jl Jalcoveroomon second floor; hot and cold water, Bouih orn expi s'iro; also room for two gentlemen or gentleman ond wife; tahlejirst class. H30 Greono av. OARD 17 li WASHINGTON ST, ONE 9 door from Nassau minutes' walk Ir.un Fulton Ferry, three minutes from bridge handsome back parlor and other rooms, with nv without hoardijarge closets; use of hath. I OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, EX tra bii RO nud email roomp, in private family: all improvement" convenient to eara and ferries. 2CG Union at, between Clinton and Court.

TO OAlin PrTEASANT SECOND STORY front, alcovo room to let, with hoard at $13 por week, and ro mi on third lloor. 281 Cumberland st, noar Lafayette av. 1 OARD NO. 23S DUFFIELD ST. HAS Jl hit'Oy clumped bands and has a handsome aecoud Ftory ali'ovehod room, with or without hoard; alaa, aroum er that for light housekeeping; terms moderate.

OARD SUPERIOR ACCOMMODA a Con n.n'lnni.n bimillns at. roasonablo rates: 4 minutes' walk from Fulton ami Wall st. ferries and the bridge, also tablo hoarders taken, 10., or US Henry st, jy OARD TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT bJ board, a largo squavo room, good closets, with all improvements; convenient, to South or Hamilton I erry. 1 VoARD ON THE IIILL 203 CARLTON av, near DeKalb plossaut roims to let, with board; all improvements; also hall room on thud Boor; terms mod orate; table boarders accommodated. BOARD FRONT ALCOVE ROOM, SEC ond floor, or large front room, third floor, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board, to ponnanont party of adults only.

222 Dean st. ij JA JID FO UK GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodatod with elegantly furnished rooms, with or without hoard; convenient to cars and ferries. Apply at 477 Henry st, between Degraw and Harrison BOARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED back parlor, suitable for two gentlemen or gentleman and wifu, with or without board; rofovonces required. Apply at 177 Carlton av OARD TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRING first clsss board in small private family can find same in tho 3 story brown stono house 355 Clinton st; second scory front room, all improvements; relercncos exchanged. BOARD TO LET, AT 1,151 AND 1,153 Fulton fit, corner of Franklin av, larpe, handsome rooms for gentlemen and wives and eentlemen whoso aro Koinf? to tho country; one bloiJk from Coney Island Depot, eood table; table boarders taken.

GARDEN "THirPl7EASAJVT HOME OF aprivato American family, a handsome largo front room; aipo, two oxtra nized hall robins, all newly furnished, oontaininn hot and cold water and ample closets; location unexceptionable; terma reasonable, 283 State st. Woarl) 28" ,83 AVillow st, suitable for single gentlemen, or gentleman and wife, two rooms on tho socond floor: all improvements; fivn minutes' walk from Fulton and Wall St. ferries and to tho bridge. BOARD FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD, with one largo ronin suitable for irontleinan and wife or two sinplo pontlemeji; also, one hall room; particular attention sivon; alao, table board; ten minutoa' walk from ferries; neir City 1111. 126 Livingston at.

BOARD 4 CONCORDAT TWO WELL furnished, connecting front Winn and ono largo baekToomon aocond floor, to let; and attendance good Summer ratea; four minutes to bridge and Fulton Verry. OARD A SMALL FAMILY HAVING liii ft hoie and moro room than they rewire, wm ft. lni fn.ni rnrim with two larce closets, also small room with excellent board: terms $4 to convenient to ferries. No, lj! Lawrence at BOARD GENTLEMEN ACCOiVIMO dated with pleiHant, neatly flttnil up ehirIo or donblo rooms; firnt clans board terms reasonable; tablo boarders Uk.m. No.

181) Washington st; only live minutes from tho I'vidge, BOARD TO LET WITH BOARD, A front alcove room on pecond floor, in private family; hous ail improvement, to gentlemau and wife or two timjle gentlemen. 815 Union fit, between Sisth and Soonth en en, BOARU NO. 80 LIVINGSTON ST TWO large connecting rooms on parlor floor; also, large front room on necond floor, nicely furnished, with cabinet bed, Ac, auitable for Binle gentlemen or family; ten min iitos' walk to ferries; imr table boarders taken. BOARD A CHOICE OF HANDSOMELY furnished square rooms on second and third iloora; hot and cold water and hirxn closet: location central, on tho Hill; family private. Addresa J.

11. Kagle olhco. OOARD 52 WILLOUGHBY ST, BE 9 t.wenn and Lawrence, ricrht down town near Oity ilall and ferrioa, easy walk to bridge; Wew Kngland people; Hijuare room for two, or hall room furnished in black walnut; rememner oniy 3,0 cacn person. OARD ON THE HILL ALCOVE, OR JiJt choice of other pleasant rooms, for gentlemen, or gent lemon and their wives; excellent table and attendance; terms moderato; auporior neighborhood. 147 St.

Felix corner of HanBon place. BOARIONTHE HEIGHTS NO. 147 Pierrepont st, first lionse from Clinton st; a large gijufire room, suHnbh for genUeman and wifo or two gm.tfo nien; also a front hall room with good board; references exchanged. Bt OARD ON THE HEIGHTS 106 MON tneuo Ft. corner of Clinton A large room on second floor, suitable for a gentleman and his wife, to let, with first cla.a board; also, a room for a einglo gentlemen; references required.

Mr. CAMP. BOARD NO. 245 CARROLL ST, OPPO posito Park, a gentleman and wife or single gentlemen can find a large, pleasant room in one of the moat do sirable locations in Month Hrooklyn, with every convenience and near ferry and railroads OARD ON THE HEIGHTS A SEC JO ond story ront room also, other room? a few table boarders taken tablo and location good; references given and required. 63 Livingston at, bBtweon Court and Clinton.

BlXAiiD ON THE HILL TO LET, A parlor floor; also othorronmsif roquirod; all handsomely furnished with or without board table is first class; terms moderate; location is very healthy; also a few table boarders. 52 Jutnam ar. BOARD TWO LARGE, PLEASANT rooms to let, with good board, at reasonable ratea, with a smalt family at 47 Willow st very convenient to bridge or ferries; rooms nuitablo for Koutleman. and wife, or two single Rentlemon. OARD ON THE HILL AN ALCOVE room, second story front, handsomely furniahed, with all improvements and first class tablo; also.large front hall rnnm from middle of June.

l4 Greono av, Vtotwoen Adelphi 3t. and Clermont av. BOARD A PLEASANT SECOND STORY to let, with board, together or separately; also, single room for gentleman house cool and airy has all modern improvements; terms vory reasonable, 173 Baltic st, between Clinton and Hniiry. Imrd Wnted by A RESPECTA blo woman a baby to bring up on a bottle or a child to board, where they will have a good home and a mothor'H care. Please call all weok at 678 Myrtle av, near Bedford, in tho rear.

BOARD 73 HENRY ST, CORNER OF Orange, five minutes' walk from Fulton Forry and the bridge; handsomely furnished rooms, all improvements, to let to gentlemen, with or without board; first claaa tablo; terms, to $0 weekly; references; 0TRD2l4RTYM0Nb ST TO LET iD) with board, large alcove room on second tloor; also, large sipiare room on aamo lloor, with amplo closets; ail modern terms moderate; references exchanged; table boarders accommodated. UOARD ON THE HEIGHTS '20 GAR dan olace. rnnmx witli board suitable for irontleinan or gentleman and wife; newly furnished, ample closets, all impj throe minutes' to "Wall st or South Ferry; terms moderato ft Summer months. BOARD ON THEWLL 350 CARLTON av, near Lafayette; superior accommodaiittns for Ionian and wife, or single gentlemen; reduced ratea or the Summer; excellent table; home comforts; also, room for a lady; references exchanged. OARD ON THE HILL TWO BLOCKS 13 from Eteain cars to Manhattan and Brighton beaches, and one block from cars to all New York ferries; table and house strictly first class; highest references.

433 Clennont av, between Fulton and Croene. 15arTPERT0R ACCOM A tions for gentlemen and families at reasonable rate four uinntes' walk from Fulton or "Wall st. Ferry and the bridge; special terms for suinmor mouths. MANSION HOUSE, Hicks st, Brooklyn heights BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A handsomely furniahed extension narlort forrent)e mnn and wife or two single gentlemen rive minutes' walk from Bedford Station. Apply at 103 Monroe st, near Bedford OARD TWO OR THREE GENTLE men, or a gentleman and wife, can have a largo atcort room, hot and cold water also a room for two gentlemen or ladies terms from $1.50 to $5 each.

Apply at 347 Pacific Bt, noar Uoyt. BOARD SUMMER AND CITY, SELECT twenty minutes from door to Coney Island sea beach; no car fare; twenty fivB minutes to New York City; cool corner, tine view, bay windows, water, ftc. references. Call before going elsewhere at 313 Franklin av; Greeueav. cars.

B0ARD :67 BRIDGE ST. NEAR THE City Hall, ferries and bridge; pleasant newly furnished rooms to let, with first class board and good attendance bath, hot and cold water, table boarders accommodated; very reasonable terms. ST FIVE MIN utea from Fulton Ferry or two minutes rrm bridge; Isomwly furnislud rooms; all improvements; with or without boar house occupied by new parties and thoroughly id; terms reasonable. BOARU 55 ORANGE ST, NEXT DOOR to Plymouth Chnrch Two connecting rooms on second floor; also, front room on third tloor; hot and cold water; Bouthorn exposure; good table; a quiet homelike family; reference required. OARD VERY FINE SUIT OF THREE room.

with private bath, together or separately; ample closets; fine viow of harbor; also two hall rooms, overlooking the bay; rive minutes from Fulton and Wall et. femes; references. Address Z. Box 13, Eagle office. "ff OARD THREE PLEASANT ROOMS, i two of thou.

Urge and connecting, with gas and bathroom accommodation and good table; in healthful locality, fifty minutes from New York and five from depot, can Ihj had in a private family by addressing H.t Box 777. Orange, N. J. references exchanged. OARD A LARGE FRONT ALCOVE room.

uJeasantly furnishod. with hot and cold water closet and amplo closet room, to letx with or without board, for gentleman and wife or two ladies, in a small private family of adults; references exchanged; location healthy and agreeable. 20(J Macon at, near Tompkins av. and Halsey st BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY WITH finely furnished bouse, grounds and stablo, large airy rooms, modern conveniences, fruits, vegetables, convenient to Prospect Park and Conoy Island, will accept a' few desirable parties; references. Address P.

J. Flatbush, L. I. OARD COMFORTABLY FURNISHED room or rooma (connoctinsl on aecond and third loora in large house gaa. hath, etc.

aunerior neighbor hood with or vrithout board terms Tory mode ate to por snn. of i pfluectabilitv: none others need renlvi ref erencea: ddnu UOMEOaiVSa.1 office. ANTED Av ASHING A FEW LADIES' and genllemon's. wnshliigand ironing by a reliable woman at her home, it oonnsou si, ANTE 1 A SHIN 0 AND IRONING, by a ro mcottblo elderly lady. 87 Fort Crecne place, rear, first floor.

ANTED WASHING 15 1 A BlSHi'lSOT able vonng woman, aomo family wsslung to no uono at her residence. No. 'M0 Atlantio av, near Hoyt st. ST ANTED WASHING A RESPECTA lilo wo man wants to go out by the day or week or take it homo. 4 Smith st.

TAN KD ASH 1 NG A YOUNG Onrmaii woman by the day or we ik bust of references can bo PJea.e call at 1.) Alianno av, in klo, TStANTED WASHING AND IRONiNG, by a res ic.itable young oman, to go out by tho day, or take homo: has good city references. Call for two (lays at Uo Alliuue av, nisi, iwm, iimi. A NTED WA SHI NG AND IRONING, hv good eilici woman, by the day, or to tftlto homo: has best of rnloreucos. Call at l.Uoo facmo st, near Classen av, in tho stovo. srANTED WASHING" AND IRONING, by a respectable woman to go out by thodty, or would take it home.

Address at House of present om ployor, 17li gli st. tr ANTMII WASHING A REvPliOI'A bio woman wishes washing lo do at her own homo: family or gentlemen's profonod: by tho inontn or cloven. C'a1 at flrjcf Atlantio nv, second Jloor. 47 ANTED WORK A GERMAN WOM Vf an wishes tr. rk by the day; is a first class waahor and ironer: good reference.

Please call at Ab3 Atlantic at, in tho basoiuent. ANTED WORK A GOOD STEADY woman wants to go out by tho day washing and ironing; is a fust class taunuress, Ploaso coll at 'Mi At lantio av, ono flight up. AVANTliI I'lEOt'liSSSONAIj. XTANTED BASSES FIRST AND SEC vV ond baas for Hist class amateur quartet. Address Kagle otiice.

ANTED D31ESSMAKING A FIRST class dressmaker would like a fow more engagements by tho day. Call all week at 210 Sands St. TNTRO DRESSMAKING A notent drossmakoi will go out by tho day; tenuB moderate: best references givon. Addross tor tltroo aaji H. S.

Bon M7, Kaglo olhco. TaWeD COPYING TYPEWRITER copying office Papon of every description copied neatly and promptly instruction givun on tho typewriter. MAY Al. CAHH, 17G Uroadway, Now York. ANTED HOUSEKEEPING SIT A Hon ,14 a hinsnknenor or a position of trust, by a lady of rofinement; references exchanged.

Address h. Box 7, orlii o. ANTED PUPILS A FRENCH GEN tleinan. highly educated, wishes law pupils for nri i.rien. Address 1'JtliNUli 1'ltU 'LSSOR, UCottige dice, New York City; ANTED DRESSMAKING 2 1 IRV ing nlaco.

first class dressmaking in moat taauiun ablo styles; very low rates; special attention to oblKlrun'S suits, street costnn and mourning outfits: lrf sies made over emial to new cutting and iittlug a specialty. V' ANTED PUPILS TUTOR (EXPERI enend) from Kngland, wishes to form oveniug classes in KngVisli History and LitoraUive, Latin, i 'roncU and Oer man; tonus moderate; visits or rocoivos pupils; reads for college. TLJTOlt, j. 21, Eyloo. ficj.

ANTED BOOKKEEPING A POSI lion, by thorough bookkeeper, with aomo manufacturing ebtablisluneut. Ago '24; salary expected, lrom $18 to $20 per week; highest testimonials as to character and ability from present employers. Address, 1. 1. Ill Johnson st.

ANTED DRESSMAKING A FIRST olass fittur and dressmaker woitltl likotomaKoa few mom engagements hy the day, trench dressrnaKing anil fitting done in nil its branches; has tho latest I' runcu fashions; goml roleronco and long experience. Addres3 L. Kaglo ollico. 7ANtED HOUSE COTTAGE HOUSE, 8 rooms, water, stationary tubs, stable, in rar; rent S2." per month. Inquire on promiaoB, 6'Si Kent ai, near ifayetto, rANTEli HOUSE FOR TWO moreyeai a building or pleasant rooms, suitable for private classes: location near Cates av, west ot 1 rank iin.

Address furtwu days, S. 111, jgj rAS TED USE PRIVATE OUSE in good order and respectable neichborhood, with lot abont "EixlUtl. located betwoon V'ult ai and Sackott sts: price not. above Address KOU.SE, liox J2, Now York Post Ollico. VANTE PAUTS Ol' HOIJSKS.

ANTED PART OF HOUSE LOWER part of bouse, with '2 or It rooms on third lloor; rent not to exceed $2o. AQUross wnu purucuiars aj. h.aglo ofheo. ANTED PART OF HOUSE A SEC: ond floor or tipper part of house, four rooms, within ten minutes' walk of City Hill, by a family of two adults and two children: rent about $lii; immediate possession. Address CLAY, Eagle otiice.

AV A "S'EP 8tSCKI.I.A?iF.(HIS. I 'J 7 ANTED A SECOND HAND BICY c)e, 52 inches. Address, giving price, E.K.G, Kaat New York. ANTE1WJQUOR STORE TO PUR Vr cha.e A tirt class liquor storo, with full liconso. AddrefB.

with location, price and full particulam, L. J. Hox 8, Kagle ofheo. ANTED PAltTNER WITH TO ioin another in a new and original tiling lo he in troduced on Coney Island this Summer; a rare clianco tor a smart young man. Kor further particulars address by letter only, S.

11AKNES, 34(5 Hixth av, Now York, rear. "IS7ANTED BUSINESS TO BUY, BY A plumber, stoam and gaalittor, an established business in this city, or might invest as partner. Por interview address 'IKST CLASS, olhco. 7 Anted clothing, lad'ies', gents' and children's cast off clothing and carpols, for which 1 will pay the largest prices ever given; all orders will bo promptly attended to at private residences. 31.

A. MAW.V, 4JJ5 Hudson av, one door from Fulton st Office of the Nassau gas light Brooklyn. Juno 2, Tho aitniul election for directors of tho Nassau Cas Light. Company will be held at tho officii of the company, xo. 9.VJ Iiultou ht, on TUKSDAY, June 12, bbtw eon tho hours of 12 and 1 'I' WHtTK, Secrotary.

CtPF.niAT. CCHIMITTEE FOURTH OF 3 JULY CELiiHltATION A mectiuK of tlio above Committee of Iho Conim Council will bo held in tho cimmiitteo rooms. City Hill, on MONDAY, June 11, at 1 P. Jl. By order FHLOMHICK W.

PHILLIPS, Chairman. 1j ill KFH fss. SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO CIATION A regular meeting will be held in IltVINC HALL, corner Cates av. and living place, MONDAY KVKKINO, June 11, at o'clock. The Registration and Enrollment committees will submit their reports.

A largo attendance is requested. J. STUART GILLEN, President. C. II.

Canny, Secretary. ISOItSF.S, CIAlllilAfiES. A HORSE FOR SALE, AT 1,411 DEAN J. st; Hollands hill; can trot fast. raiRUCK 'HORSE FOR SALE PERFECT JL ly sound.

Call nt 1:13 Columbia at. HORSE FOR SALE A BAY GENTLE, kind and sound; needs no whip. 3, 101) Pacific st, near 'ranklin av, store. ORSE OR BUGGY WANTED IN Exchange for a tine now piano. Address L.

Box agio otuce. A FINE LOT OF COACH AJSD LKl VliU horses n.nd aomo ponies for village carts and children, for KaK at S. W. STKIN'S sale tstable, 1 Borgou Bt, near Court. FOLii SEATED OPEN CARRIAGE, a clarence coach and double harneas (private) for sain, OA1CI EY SON'S stable.

Ilo't at, near Fulton, A ONE HORSE TWO SEATED PHAI5 ton hurne.is for salo; alson water fountn in, complete; both in ood running orderLApp)y at HI Gold st. TOJ COVERED GIG WILL BE SOLD cheap, as owner hai no use for it. Call at ilour store, Atlantic av, corner of F(irmnt, Ferry. AT A SACRiF ICE HANDSOME TOP hide bar waon, (or f.a(e, almost new; no reasonable oiTer reiiiF' from anyone meaning businR; alno double truck, now laat December; fina single road harness. Call before 10 A.

M. or after 5 P. M. at f7 Venn Ht. 1 AY HORSE.

15 1 2 HANDS," AND itlr. for sido thoati lllttO GurlfV brown mare, good trotter, foi nide bar top wiion and a Newfoundland dog, thorough hi il a po watcn utK. vjan at, ozt nrn bv A WELL, MATCHED, HANDSOME, dark sorrel team, 15.11, and 7 yoars old good action and ivarranled and kind. To bo Been at 185 Wilson st, E. 1).

mo PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 3l Will give lirst class turnout, homo, two carriagea and harness, for work on house, Address JOHN LKONARD, Post Office, Brooklyn. HANDSOME COUPE HORSE FOR safe. Id hands high; hay, with black points; Boundt and true and a pleaMunt driver; would make a good family horse. A pply at 4St Muoon st. EW AND SECOND HAND TOP WAGON, new and second nana fony haetons, uoctors' isa eiiin uinui 11 on 00,1,0.

oountrJAME3 YOUNO. Atlantio a7. suitable for city or A LADY'S DRIVING HORSE WANTED, sound, kind and not afraid of stoam cars, and a fair travolor: would purchase entire turnout if such as dosired. Address II. L.

HaglDoirico. BLACK HORSE, 15 HANDS HIGH, warrantod Bound and kind, for sale; also bay pony, sate for a lady to dnvn; must bo sold as ownor is going abroad. Can he seen at 350 Court St. NE ROAN PONY, ONE DAPPLE GRAY nnny Hiiitable for ladios to drive, for aalo; also, two Tillage eartw and set of russet harness. Dan be aeon at any time at 21i Plymouth st.

YOUNG RAY MARE FOR SALE owner has no further ue for hor, sound, frontle, but spirited driver; no use for whip alao, a two seated extension top phaeton cheap. I. K. UllUN, 1,187 Fulton st, XXJ AGONETTES, ALL SIZES, A CARRIAGES Ol'' F.VERY DESCRIPTION. HliASONAIiLK PRICES.

AV. H. GRAY, '20 and '22 WooBtor stNew Yiirk 0 LET NO 12 FULl'ON place, room forsovon linrses anl wagons; two atoriea overstable good for busmOiS or private use: rent $2o por mouth. Inquire of Al. A.

SCHNEIDER A No. 701 I''ulti st. YlCibUS AND UNMANAGEABLE horses wanted at the INDIAN WIGWAM, Fifth and Ffatbusll avs. when Professor (J LE ASON. tho famous horso trainer, will give exhibitions of instantly subduing tho wildest horses.

For particulars appjy at tickiitottice VILLAGE "CARTS: EVERY DESCRIP tion Ponies for Ladies and children; different sizes carriages, and etwriago by most competent mechanics; largo assortment at Repository, 15f7 Broadway betwoon Forty sixth and 'orly sovonth st. noar Brewster's Establishment. Now York. CALVIN WITTY, Jn, 6j Vlat bnsh av. CJECOND HAND CARRIAGES AT LOW PRICES.

2 Victorias. 1 Laudau, 2 Landauleti, 2(ahrioles, 1 Canopy Phaeton, 4CoupoRockairjs, 2 Ex. Top Phaotons, Brewst'r llrough'ra, Brewster Cart, Brewster Five Lightl Suiruy Wagon 1 Alan Wagon, Landau. Brewster). 1 Er.

Top Cabriolet Top Wagons, il Indies' Piiaetons, phaeton, etc. J. CURLEY, 2 State St. wVlliam II. CRAY.

F.RTAIiLlSHED 1859. WARKHOOMS. 20 and 22 WOOSTKR Factory, K2S and (WO Soventh N. Y. THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES IN THE CITY.

COMPRISING Victorias, Vis a Vis, Cabriolets, Landaus, Borlin Coaches, Top Wagons, Carts, Surrey Wagons, Rockaways, Dopot Wagons, Rtimhlo PhaotonB, Canopy Phaetons, Indaulottus, Ladies' Phaetons, Sulkies. TWO WHEELERS. DOG CARTS. PONY OA.RTS, WAGONETTES, STAGES, 301) NEW CARRIAGES, Krfl SECONDHAND. Browster VICTORIA, STANHOPE and GIG, fino order, Sovei al Brewster Top wagons, Borne nearly now.

Light f) glass, nearly new Hreivsler Cart, Surrey Wagons, Landaus, Pony Cart. Fine imported Carts, different sizes, modorn stvlcs. Top Wagons, Phaetons, Jump Seat Sulkies, Stanhope Gig, good order. Two tine Stanhope Phae t0Almost every STYLE of CARU1AGK MANUFACTURED kept constantly band, now and secondhand. M.uferate prices.

WILL ALSO RENT FOR THE SEASON. UF.IilCIOUS fctTECENT CURES!" BY REV. DR. JLV MONCK: Mrs. 1.C22 Fulton st, cured of twenty six years' heart disease; Mrs.

Iti4 Fifty seventh st, N. cured of terribly diseased nock; Mrs, 273 West Twenty third st, N. cured of chronic rhouma ti nn; Mr. cured of lamo ankle, apply 51 Albany av; Air. 718 Myrtle av, cured of five years' chills and rover and lamoness through broken knee cap; Mr.

lDtu.n berland hi, cured of neurilgia and lame, useless arm; Mr. J2D Quiney st. cured of rbeuinatiBm ofhoart: Major W. and family, Olio Hundred and Forty fifth id, Caimans ville, N. cured of paralysis, defective speech, uterine disease, malaria, spinal disease and catarrh; Airs.

Gates av, cured deafness, rheumatism, lame foot; Mrs. Franklin av, cured of throat affection, ft ul mother of chronic headache and kidney disease. Sketuh iuvited to interview them. Truth will bear thu light Trutn laughs at misrepresentation and calumny Dr. MONCK'S "Door ol Hope, 2o7 Adelpln st.

Treatment mailed. Cut tins out. LOST AXD FOUND. OST HEADST ALL AND LINES FROM runaway llorso Thursday. June 7.

ou Boulevard: letter on blinders. Five dollars reward will be paid for return of same to D. R. VAN NOSTRAND, G82 Nostrand uv. corner St.

Marks. LOST LAST EVENING IN THE NEIGH borhood of Nostrand and DeKalb avs, a Scotch terrier DOG, answers to the namo of Sport. A liberal reward will be paid and no questions naked for his return to 5lH Lafayette a STOLEN ON JUNE 2, AT CORNER OF Court and Schormorhorn sts, a Columbia BICYCLE, No. 3,296. Ten dollars' roward will be paid on its return t0 x.

sriuiuMjii, 71 OourUt; no aueatlonj. TAVI'KD A GTItL TO ASSfST ON divsniakini; iimnoibately. hull on Ural list. WANTKD A FEWGO(l)OANVASSiCRS for the A'rur Home Sowing Machine at tho Brooklyn office, lol f'ulton st. S7AN'rHD APPnENTlCJ?" TO DllRSS oulvone desirini; to le un the thor ouKhly.

Call at Aliss HICKIK'S, 26 Johnson at, near theater. CM TV(T FIRST OL A8 OPERA tors on lino custom shirts; also worn Kivon oiu, u. operators C.dlatonro; (rni Btescly worK anu goou prices pid. JOHN GLEN, Fnlt st. VsTANTEI TO nlAKE WORSTED jackets lioods, and to oversee the work, a competent woman.

Address, pivinx references and stating iruKes required, 1). P. and 1,, llox haglo olhco. VXTASTK! LAD I ICS I I TV OR country to do light, clean fancy work at homo for our Summer tr.idc. Pars well Sample ami uartiralara uiMled for lo cents.

HUDSON MANUFACTURING 2(iu Sixth av, New York. TS STANTRD LADIES' TO L75ARN THE art. of drcsscuttine, trimming, drapingand design ing hy snuave me cutting and liuafmg and cutting of pr.uevns to order; psrfeet. fitting Kuaraiitecd: cmnco.ent dreasmakers sont out tho day. L.

KOJ ANOWSM, agent for Professsi Livingston, 1'ulton i rKD LADIES AND YOUNG MEN learn toWranhr: taught practically day and to lear nrartiro obt dned for atnnenta in tngrah offices wllcn ouamteu. union jeiogi npn ie.viio,wo oOS Fulton st, Brooklyn; 3 Park row, N. Y. conuocted by TANTKD TO TAKE NICE, IjltiriT and pleasant worg at inoir own uiunu, u.u..i young men in cit.v or country; to a nay quietly made work si by mail ii.i "iV'li a PTi'm1' forronly. I'lease address RKLIA HLK MANUi'AClUR Pliiladelphia, Pa.

7 ANTED LADIES, WHY DO YOU tioo, nnd mintid weir mnm'V for thoso worthless ch palmed olf ou tho public for perfection by persons that do nut understand tho first principles of cutting, can learn Professor Livingston's new and only French sipiare measure system over invented that any lady can le irn to cut. trim, drape, grado and design any stylo of a garment with, lrom measure alono and not from guesswork, anil ha unlv system given too months on trial, and if not as r. pio entod, can he ref urned and their money will he refunded, and the only place that guarantees situations after learning, or the money will he refunded, Ilns svstem dims entirely with tlio old style of nicaro and fjti flimsy psste.ho ird scales to draw a straight line and guess at tho curves. Professor LIVINGSTON, 8U Broadway, New Y'ork. Nui Ni'S and Ho.nuistresscs.

WT ANTED AlmiST CLASS NURSE V1 English preferred must tlmr.iuihly understand her business and ivn the best of references. uno other nood apply at Cmnberlaud st, opposite park. Chniiibcrninidri nml IViiitretiies. TAKT1CD A FIRST CLASS CHAMBER nii I hulioriuornorn pi. AN Jj 1 AS 1 1 A Jlir AID AND waitress in a small bnnnlim: a ncwit, tidy r.

mm who i.ml.T itaiuis lier butfinosa. UulL with city reforoncor, nt I' 17 Ulintn Bt CoukH, lVnHli rsi njid rronerx. TArTTKD A COOD COOK, WASHER and ir ner to bo into tbo country. Apply tins even ing and uulay morning at Gates ay. TS'STANTED KIRST' CLASS ijAUN diCS Ooo who can bring good testimonials as to qualif: tions may apply at 104 Montaguust.

JJoiifleivorlt. TTANTF.D lOR GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family, a thoroughly tnnfy girl and pleasant w.th hil lren; must ho a good wasli and ironer and plain cook reference reipiired. Call at 1 Sixth at. TO DO GENERAL UOUSl'J wnrk. a till.

muni una cm launuvosa. Apply ai once nl 'h tjunilierlniu ST. TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl; nmsi no a goon bo a good cook, washer and ironer, av, no and well re ommendod; wages 312. 47'J Lafayette ir Bedford. TO DO GENERAL VT work, a PioMslant girl.

Call at 1,7. HOUSE Knllon st, stuo storo, opposite nuiu av; ioi tiorman pro tANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in small family, a tmy yuung gu given out, m.il liavo host rofereucos. Caff at Tenth boto eon Fourth audFitthavs. washing No. 23'J WANTMD werk in a small family of adults, a capable woman; nnit lie a gv.it ioU and laundress; retereuces roquirea.

Call at VW.l Third st, lieiwion Fifth and Sixth avs. WANTED TO DO LIGHT HOUSE work and tend children in a small family, a neat, young girl; must havu good references and be willing to go in lhe count r.v for the Summer. OalJ at til 7 Monroe St. TSTANTED A GENERAL IM ineili itely. for family of two; references rotpliral.

Apply at 1'tuo ipaVj riliplOVIIH Ilt AyPlMtlCfi. WA NTE 1 SE RV ANTS MANA GED Indies Servants of all kinds can get situations in any part of the city without tho usual delay. Brooklyn Employment Unro. Concord st, le.ir Fulton. 3 blocks bo low Ciiy llsll ssvimrs bank cornev.

xfANTK OIKLS KKAL IOB Ol RLS for ills or couutiy; all nations; no fee till engaged. Air. and Airs. agency. 7:11 I'ulton st, near iilace, l.

ilace. upstairs, i A. M. toil r. esiannsiiru loio, N.

clcirgo la. lies till servants come lo work. A 1 1 0 II I I A S2S. ANTE! TO WAIT ON TABLES IN A reslauiant, ayuungman. Myrtle av.

7 ANTED A CARPENTER AVHO IS of wirmng find haiiRiut; scrcun uooin. Call S7ANTI'i TO ATTEND A SODA fi untriin. vounp mtin; ono who has had uxperi enon. AiIiIioPil with niforiMic, SODA. l.iiR.e otlicti.

AXTKl () GOO I) TV niPii. Apply to uiht at 10G Fulton tit. between 0" nnd 7 oV.unk. TAN ED TO SELL CITY TRADE, AN ictivo man about 'id years of ago. Apply alter A.

M. at xm Fulton st, UTANTED AS A COACHMAN AND gardener, a middle aged single mall, with i'u class M. references. Call at OH fSostramt ar from 1 7 P. ANTJvD IN A PAINT FAIjTOKY, A voting tiian: wages tg.1 per week.

Apply 1NGFH SOI.I. PAINT WORKS, 213 Plymouth st. A 10 1 TO DO SIGN PAINTING, A young man who has had some experience; also, a boy to le.u tho trade. Call on IS. NILSON, 335 Adams st, on Sunday and Monday.

ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF HORSE, cow and garden and make himself generally use ful, a man; wages Sjlo per month and bearit. rsono but those willing to work need apply at 80.S Prospect place, corner Nosf rami av. WAMUB SITI'A'I'IONS FIIUALIIS. Nurses iinfl NennisiresseH. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE Mul Mimstvi'R by a Danirth Oj.U at 35 Jora( cmon Ht, until VI o'clock i Monday.

757'ANTED "SITUATION TO A enre of a oliilil, or to do upsUira work, by ft y.nns pir): can bom.1)) rrm mmpmbxl bybor present L'm))loycr. Call for two ()ny at 1:35 hi nnd ANTED SIT17ATION AS A CIIAM h.rnmid aivl wniti'Rss or fis child nurso, by a ru 8pecta)lo Cnll M. Court Ht. ANTttD SITUATION AS A CHAM bi'i nr'id; willinc to mako htirrtcit nit rally usululi willing to to tht country, by iv ytninR SctiUh woman. 1 1 jiv.

flour. TRT ANTttD SITUATION AS A CIIAiNT bormiii'J nd waitrow, by rcBptictiblo ynnnp womnn Jitely lnnilcd i wiilrnc nnd obliKinif lias good retortmcci. ('alJ 'for two dayfl nt Of)rinibi st. TANTKD SITUATION AS A OHAM brrnKiid nnd urtitroffj. or nnrnc, or iroiild dobcht houscwrk; ivoiild cu to (ho country; riifonince from Innt nlnce.

t'lr. vse cullfur two days at lirooklyu or, corner t. STA NTKD SITUATION AS A "CHAM bt niLTid waitress, by a rtsspfffsblo yi cir hurt btst city rtforiu'' from her lust, employer, has no ob )i'ui')n tnsMc. counlry Uit tho Sumimir. IMewocall tor tm Any at IV.Tyn st.

ANTKD SITUATION FOR A CHAM bennaid wiiit.rees by a lady; wbo i iapHld and exidleiu is inunptrious, wilimjr oniiinir, i' Ioi wicps; liu cm bo Hot on iMond iy and 'i'nosd. iy thf bourn of 10ind 4 at. hor prt'fiont oni plyor'fi, HO pl.noe, Noir York City. AN TKD SITU ATI ON TO THE upHt.iin work and pUin ueivinf? nnd take caro of grow in sf cdtlcr fi, by ft yaunp ft'irl; lias no obioctujn to tho has no.d city roferonco. Please call for two daja at 1114 Douxlata mill.

WnsUers mul Ironeri. "11TANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD plfiin cook, uashcrand ironer, a hiimII nnrito fniniiy, iiy a gin, ltC)S' r'ultoii fi(, lop floor, back girl. PlosKa call for two days at room. 757ANTKD SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, islior and ironer, or to do ceneral hnima vfork in asmn.lt fuinily; has good city refen jcm. Call for two days at '11 AtUntic in the atom.

'ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, bv a ro9iioctabte woman; is wulin to work and cai)llo: a homo to hieh waijoa. Pleaao call at or nddre.s.s 144 Johnson st, onrnor Duffii'ld. ANTED SITUATiON" TO COOK, and iron by lady for compt'tout Rirl. Apply 'M CambridD plat 7 ANTED SITUATION TO COOK, and iron, by a reapfictablo woman no objec tion to Iiouko. Call fur two dayn at X)l Adams st.

WJ ANTED SITUATION TO OK, wafdi and iron in a mnall nrivato family. a ro Hpnctiibli' (jirl. IMiaso call at nnsnt omployor VJ) tjo lumliia hfiiphU. Imsi'int'nt door. 7ANTI0D SITUATION TO DO PLAIN okir.K in a ttmall family, by a rcupyctablo inirson; no tinjpctiim to tho country Rood reforuncea.

Callatbo iiwrRcn st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE downstairs work in asmall family, is a nood plain cook; ban tf'l rufcronco from hor last omiiloycr. Please cjiU fr tlii L'u daya at 51) Dean at, basument; ask for tho Scotch Kir). tit iii'i nl llnnsewnrii. 57 ANTED SITLTATION TO DO GEN vrnl li'iiscirorJc, ny ft reaveciauiu young gin, rn aag call at jns(tit oiiip)oy'r, OS av.

7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN fiivif fmurfcworlf. by a reBiwrtawo woman; jsaood waslinr and ironer; prefers coine in the country; goud rof renc civen by her tiruseut fliuployoM. 2SS iJaltic til. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork. by a younKtlftwish Kirl, yoara old, from Hamburg, Ciwrmany; none but Jort iult fammea ni'ud aply.

Call or addresB at cigar store, Fulton ntreL't. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family, or houaukucpinK, by a rospi'ctatli! Swedish wunan; city or country; ha nood city rofiTtmccs: a good Inmiu proforroil; wishes to take hr baby with lior. O.il) all ivock on Mrs. NILLSON, at AtJanlic a Room No. '2.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT hoiiNt'iYork or mind children, hya rosiwctable younir ciri; is willing to go ilia country, uau or ivro uays at C0i Kontar. V7ANTED SITUATIONS ONE TO DO KcntM al hou: owork and tlio other to mind children, I an h' nt't. willing Protectant woman and daughtor; to mtht'r if possible; would be willing to go to the cotmt y. App'y emphryer'e, 52J Marcy av, opposite Tompkins ra.fc. Employment Aeoni'lcs.

WJ ANTED SITUATIONS 3IAN AGED by ladif's Hrooklyn Employment liurtau, 211 Concord st, near Kulton, 6 blocks below City Hall. Servantsof all nationalities. Wo select honest and sober women or irl luitablo for doiiifist ic service. Wetnnrses supplied. ANTED SITUATIONS RELIABLE fiervant in )arr nniiihers.

jil nationalities. lor CUT and country. PliOSSKlt'S niaminoth agoncv, ha and b7 Court st; also, ti Hi Fulton, st. near Vanderhilt av. Lady clerks in attendance, 'forms; 1 month.

3 months, SITlIAT10NSlIAJ.r.S. VWT" ANTED SITUATION AS A 15AR YY tender, by a ynung man; willing and obliging; best of reference. Call in storo 6'iO Atlantic av, corner of filth, ANTED SITUATION BY AN A3IER ican man; undoiBtamls driving and handling norsos; maVe himself generally usuful in a private family. W. 15., 113 South st, N.

V. TANTED SITUATION AS BAR TEN der; city or country: 14 yours' Biporienco; hrst class reference. Call or address M1CHAKL HABMliH, G59 Gates av. ANTED SITUATION IN A GENTS' furnisliinv: store, by a yuune man l'J years of age. with experience in tlm business.

Address O. It. Box 9, Eugti. othce. WANTED SITUATION IN A STOKE, or dj work, collect, Jtc, by a faithful and strictly reliable perann; either in Hrooklyn or New York.

Addro. HA. ihu 24, Eagle office. TANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man. by a resnectaMo young men, wno tfiorougblv und 'ibtatidK tho business every rnapm flrni in f'linh tlm verv I of reference from present Je.uie addn sb WHIP, cite F.

Ualton'fi harnewj htore, Atlantic av. VATJ21 SKIVING. WANTED SEWING A FEW MORE by the day, by a thoroughly competent seams! res understands dressmaking; chddren'u and iiihiiitM1 wear a apeeiahy; beat refereneo; terms moderate. Cali or address DHESSMAKEK, 'XIV DeKalb av, over BtOJO. koom Burnish ED BY a lndy, with or without board not to exceed $1 por idxess W.

Brooldyn Post Oflics, 1TB OARD ANTE FOR INFANT 01IILD 8 months old. Partios answering will terms terms Kaglo nnd bo able to furnish reforenoes, OUAKDIAJx, office. WANTED SOUTH BROOK 83 i. for a middle agod lady, in a private near Prospect Address, with terms, M. K.

675 President st. BOARD WANTED FORTHE SUMMER, a nice cool room on tho Hill, within easy walk of Van derbilt av. care. Address with tonus, whioh must bo modorato, D. Efglo ollico.

BOARD WANTED BY GENTLEMAN, wife and little girl; ono largo room with bedroom, nnd tablo board terras $B5 to $70 por month roferouces. Address Box 9, Eaglo otfico, BOARD WANTED BY A SINGLE GEN tloman a aiinave room and ull board; locat.oacon venicnl to Atlantic av. depot. Address, with full partic ulars as lo r.agw o.io,. OARD WANTED A YOUNG GENTLE Ji9 man wishes a pleasant room ana gooa uoar a vnin a social privato family or wljoro only a few boarders aie taken.

Address, with full particulars and terms, HOMh, liagle office. BOARD WA NTED REGISTER YOUR rooms immediately at tho Empire Boarding Agenoy, 85 and 87 Court st, near Livingston registry fee, ffl for six months; cheapest medium; only nropnrly conductod agency in Brooklyn; no charge to parties wanting board or rooms. FURNISHED ROOMS. TTiURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN A JL private houne; terms modorato. No.

9 Clinton stf near I'fuliTnthqgroat bride to Weir YrJ21 FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, A NICE, newly furnished room. No. 304 Seventh at. nearl'ifth avenue. TTOJTTTT rAMU Tf 1 SlS venient to tho South Forry; board if desired.

Apply at '270 Clinton st, near Congress. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ON THE Heights, convenient to Wall st. and Fulton fornos and to tho bridge. Call atM Orango st. ITIURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ON THE llill, nicely fnrnishod rooms for tho Summer; terms roasonable.

78 Lafayettejvv URNISHEL BOOMS TO LET, FRONT and parlor, suitable for a dentist or physician on the Hill; reasonable torms. 149 South lilliott place. lUiiNlSHED ROOTlS TO LET, CEN B.1 fral location; terms reasonable. Call any time at fio. 23 Elm placo.

Burnished room to let, on third floor, front, to gentleman ond wifo or single gentleman. ft07 Raymond st. UKNISHi ROOM TO LET PLEA ant room, suitable far ono or two gentlemen. 42 Tillory ht, near Adamo TTT URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, A NICE, largo furnishod room on the second floor, thin minutca' walk of Fulton or Wall st. ferry.

Inquire for ono week at 1 10 Henry st. BURNISHED ROOMS LET, A large nicely furnished front room to gontlemen or for Hgllt housekeeping; also, a large hall room; tonns modorato. 2h'9 Hicks at, near and Wall at. fernua. TO LET, HAND sotnely furnished room, suitable for one or tivo gentlo mon also, ono hall bedroom terms moderate.

Apply at 151 Pierrepont st. FURNISHED ROOM A NICELY FUR nished room to let, hot and cold water in room: terms moderato. Call for ouu weuk at 5D1 Pacific st, near fourth avenue. I BURNISHED ROOaiS TO LET, THREE comfortably furnished connecting rooms, with gas and bath, with or without board; family privato. Can bo seen for threo daya at 33Poplr st.opposita WdlovVj FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.

LARGE front room, nicely furnished, suitable for one or two gentlmnen: gas and bath, good location, convenient to South I erry. 410 llenry st. TjniRNISHEI) ROOMS TO LET, FRONT JP and back parlor and rooms on second floor, hot and cold water, batliroom and al) improvements. Apply at 510 Clinton st. ffTifTSNfsDlilT) W.OOMS A NICELY FUR HT nMiedliae.fr narlnr.

suitable for two gentlemen alao small lia'i noaroom; newiy lurniHuuu. At Jul ACianuu ur, near Hoyt Bt. URNISHED ROOMS 6 LET, I HAVE throe nicoly furnished rooms on socond floor; closets, and cold water and bath; will rent Bingly or for light housekeeping. 122 Lawronce St. ROOM TO LET.

A NEAT JL ly furnished, comfortable room to a gentleman, at $1,50 per in ek; family and vory convenient to fer rieB. Apply at 127 High st. TO LET, TWO I large connecting rooms, in privato family, for light housekeeping, North Oxford st. or separately ror kuiiwuihu. a.

Address 70 fjlURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, OR UN furnished, with or without board, squaro and hall ro inu, convonient to South and Wall st. ferries. No. 352 Henry st. BURNISHED KOOMS TO LET, FUR nished or imfurnisbod back parlor and room adjoining, in first class brown stone house; fine opportunity for physician with aomo means; no houBokeeping.

385 Nostrand av, corner Madison st. UilNlSHED ROOMS IS STATE ST, near Ilonry To It t. a splenr'd 1 socond floor, two large rooms, private bath; uill let to or separate: delightfully for the Summer; a lew minutes to Wall sfc. and youth ferries; can bo seen Sunday. IURNISHEDRbbM A NICELY FUR nished large room on second floor, suitablo for light housekeeping or single gentlemen; house, has all improvements; terms low to right purties.

352 Livingston st, near Flatbuah av. X' URN ISHED ROOMS TO LET ON THE Hei jhts two pleasant front and back rooma; nowly juniifhod; also, a hall room in private family; terms rea Ron. ible; two minute.1 walk to Fulton Ferry. No. 11 Iop larst, near "Willow FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, FOR light housekeeping, large second floor backroom; alao, other rooms; retainable rent to right parties references eichangod convonient to bridge or ferries.

Call for four days at Pearl st, near Nassau. 7UJRNISH LET, LARGE and small, with all improvements; five minutes' walk of Fulton and Catharine ferries nnd hree minutes' walk of Kast River Bridge; references exchanged. UG Sands st, corner Jay. 5 Burnished rooms to let, 34 pop lar st, between Hicks and Willow, newly furnahed throughout, with all improvements for light housekeeping; alo, smaller rooms for single gontlemen; two blocks from Fulton Feirj URNISHED ROOMS TO LET monthly; hmor half brick house; 5 rooma; superb locution rent made to suit good tonant.i, bv widowed occupant; modorn improvements; blocks from Hamilton Forry; noar cars to all ferries. 11 Second place.

IurMsheITro let hand fiomely furnished rooms on third floor for light housekeeping; also throe rooms on parlor floor handsomely furnished, for gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives. Call at 3fU Bridge st. URNISHED ROOMS ON THE HILL Two nicely furnished square rooms, front and back, socond floor, hot and cold water, bath, ample cloaeta; fifteen minutes to ferries, convenient to cars; table otrd close by; terms moderate, 235 DeKalb av, near Clennont. if? URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN PRI JP rata house, largo second story front room, ample closets, bath; also, back parlor with oitensiou, suitable tor physician or gentlomon terms moderate five minutos' walk of Wall st. and South ferries.

310 Hicka st, between Jor alemon and State. Burnished kooms a pleasant Sk homo for two or four gentlemen in a small private family whore every oomfort can bo had; use of bath, parlor and piano, hot and cold water in rooms; will bo well cared for if aick; rolorenco exchanged. 173 Livingston street. SPEC I A Ij NOTICES. "17 ACTS!" 164 DISEASES TREATED within "one hour" last ovening at Dr.

MONCK'S "Door of Hope," 237 Adelphi st. All diseases treated personally, Mark xtI: 18, and through tho mail by "vitalized handkerchiefs," Acts xix. l'J. No feeB; voluntary offerings. ATTEND Ult AND OPERA HOUSE 8 P.

M. SUNDAY. HORTON'S ICE CREAM. ALWAYS PURE, RICH AND DELICIOUS. Churches, festivals, hotels, restaurants, families and dealers supplied.

MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY, OFFICE 1,273 Broadway, Now York. Trains will stop at Maple Grove Station on and after May 30, 1883. Soo time table Long Island Railroad "LNSOR NEWTON'S ENGLISH WATELv CULUKS AND OIL TUBE PAINTS. O. W.

KEENAN Fulton cornor of Jay st. THE PARTNERSHIP OF KIRCHOFF HARTJIANN baa this day been dissolved by mutual consent, and tho business will he carried on in tho name of PETER KIRCHOFF. Dated Juno fi. 1883 PETER J. KIRCHOFF, JOHN HARTMANN.

iLUB HOUSE, 198 202 COURT STREET. OPENING OP THE SUMMER GARDEN CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 18tU, AT 8 P. M. Admission. 50 cents for Gontleman and Ladiea.

TTtACTS!" 271 DISEASES TREATED Jfj within "ono honr and a half," last Wednosday, byRer. Dr. MONCK, including paralysis, catarrh, lung, heart, livor, eye, Icidnoy maladios, deafness, malaria, lameness, Ac Hope for tile hopeless at Rev, Dr. Monck's "Prior of Hope," 257 Adelphi St. ATTEND GRAND opera 8 P.

M. SUNDAY. rgiHE "NEW HOME," the best SEW IL in? machine in the market to day. Thoso about purchasing a sewing maoliine will do well to call and eiamiue it at tho Brooklyn office. 431 Fulton st.

between Piarl and Jay mALBOT'S ASTHMA AND CATARRH JL REMEDY, aura cure for Asthma, Catarrh and Hay Fever. Ask your druggist for it. It will reliovo any case of Asthma instantly. Depots, 80 Park place, Now York; 297 Park place, Brooklyn. Prico $1 por box.

J. TALBOT. OVINGTON BROTHERS INVITE AT tention to the following specialties; 1ST THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF SIL rer platod ico pitchers, valued at from $13 to $22 each, all of the best qualify and in perfect order, will be closed out at tbo uniform prien of each: first buyora got tho best bargains. OVINGTON BROTHERS. VND A SUPERIOR QUALITY POL islted steel carving knife and fork, with a simple stag hern handle a good serviceable knife; the whole value is in the steel.

OVINGTON BROTHERS. RD ICE CREAM KNIVES WE HAVE 1 reduced tho prico from $3.50 to $2 for Rogers' hest plate; useful and seasonable. OVINGTON BROTHERS. 4TH A MERIDEN SILVER PLATED porcelain lined ice pitcher worth $20, will bo sold for $9. 50; new and in perfect order.

OVINGTON BROTH ERS. KTH FRENCH MARBLE MANTEL 3 clocks, best quality and warranted good time keepers, trill be Bold for about half tho cost Df importing. OVINGTON BROTHERS. OTH ALL SUMMER SPECIALTIES AT OVINGTON BROTHERS'; ico pitchers, ico cream sets, lemonade pitchers and glasses, lemonade spoons, strawberry sets, ice croam knives. OVER 1,000 DISEASES JC TREATED in six hours last week by Hev.

Dr. MONCK, irhow treatments (see Mark xvi, 18; ActB xix, 14) personally and by mail have cured and "prevented" many thousands of diseases. "Incurables" and apparently dying persons liaro been restored. Names and addresses given, to tho confusion of jealousy, envy and calumny! Treatments mailed. Ki.no need despair! Dr.

Monck's "Door of Hope," 257 Adelphi st. ATTEND GRAND OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY. SUItniER KESOKT CHIDES. COUNTRY BOARD SEASIDE, LAKE and mountain retreats. Just out, AMERICAN SUMMER RESORT DIRECTORY, with illustrations and maps; dosoribes over 400 towns and 3,000 hotels and boarding houses.

Price, 23 cents, post paid. IIANKINS A publishers, 5 Murray st. New York; or all news dsalBrs and stationers. StMIBEK RESORTS. 130ARDERS WANTED AT A FARM B) bouso; high, healthy location; 3 miles from N.

Y. OTand Northern Railroad Depot, 0 miles from Peekskill. Address THOMAS A. ORB, Shrub Oak. Westchester County N.

Y. VfEW SUFFOLK HOTEL, XS GREAT PECONIO BAY. The hotel is 400 feet from the beaoh. Sea bathing, boating and nshing; good roads: plenty ol shade. Send for circulars.

Address WILLIAM MoNISH, Cutchogue. L. I. AIPvYIEW HOUSE. CHATHAM, N.

J. SEASON OK 1883. Is situated 24 miles from New York, on the Delaware, Lackauanna and Western Railroad, Morris and Essex Division. Trains leave hourly from Christopher and Barclay at. ferries.

Only three minutes' walk from the depot. The houso is new and costly, containing 100 large, airy rooms, with plenty of closets, bath, newly and handsomely furnishod: luxurious beds, elegant grounds, well shaded beautiful scenery, delightful drives, billiards and stabling. The cuisine will be under the nnperTision of Mr. Fred, Schab, formerly chief cook Metropolitan Hotel, New York. Will OPEN Juno 5.

Tonns, S3.50 per day. Special ratea for the season. HENRY W. DeMARS, Proprietor, Chatham, NJ. ROOKLYN HOUSE, HUNTINGTON, L.

ROBERT VINT, proprietor Good board and pleasant rooms close by tho depot and near to the water terms $1 to 81.60 per cfav. Tins is the finest place on the island for children; good milk, batter and eggs on the farm. Inquire of B. VINT. Vint House.

No, EWtoa street. Junk 9. Bid. Asked. 50 fill 210 215 IdO 1S5 100 iilii 200 205 Hid 105 100 77 79 106 110 48 50 100 IDS DO 94 105 109 0 90 4 70 103 10a Ht 80 71 103 10S 126 12S 250 193 300 138 135 118 120 250 210 315 170 112 120 130 103 HIT 13H 14S 145 140 145 120 130 120 130 106 IDS 112 116 170 175 155 100 130 140 135 140 220 225 140 105 un 200 313 165 175 90 120 80 90 140 143 110 115 100 wi Brooklyn, Flathush and O.

I. R. Brooklyn City Railroad Atlantic avenue Railroad Onmstown Railroad Coney Island and Brooklyn Horo Broadway Railroad. Buahwick avenue Railroad Grand street and Newtown Railroad Citiiens' Gi Co Oitiioua Gas Co. bonds People's Gas Co People'.

Gal Co. 7 per cent, bonds Peoplo'a Gas Co. pur cent, bonds Bruoklyn Gas Oo Nassau Gaa Co Nassau Gas Co. certiflcatsl Williainaburgh Gaa (Jo Williamibnrgh Oas Co. bonds Mutropolitan Gas Oo Fulton Munioipal Gaa Co Fulton Municipal Gaa Co.

bonds Brooklyn Bank City Bank Nassau Bank Fulton Bank Commercial Bank Firat National Bank Mechanics' Bank Atlantic State Bank Long Island Bank Manufacturers' Bank 7 per sent, bonds, 1883 to 1885 7 per cent. Bridge bonds, 1915 7 per cent. Water bonila, 1903 to 1910 per sent. Park bonda, 1914 to 1924 por cent. Water bondi, 1899 to 1909 fi percent.

Park bonds, 1900 to 1921 Kir.gUo 6 per coot, bonds, 1886 Kings Co. 7porcont. hondf, 1839. Brooklyn Trust Co Union Forry Co Academy of Music Meohanica' Insurance Co Williamsburgh Insurance Co Nasnau Insurance Co lontauk lninrancHCo Kings County Insurance Co Brooklyn Inauranoe Co Lafayette Insurance Co Long Iiland Insurance Co Firemen's Trult Insurance Co Fhojiiix Inturauca Co Brooklyn City Safe floposit Co riavbuah WaUr Worka bonds REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. MAT 19.

North Seventh Bt, 125 ft First st. 25x100, George Barrow to Catharino Moordt Same property, Catharino Moore to Jamea, wifeot Goorgo Barrow Butler at, Nos 103 and 105 275 ft Hoyt st, 40 xlOO, hsAla, George Brown to Anson 11 Mooro, oxr Moore, mort 45,605 Howard av, 8, 40 ft 11 Putnam av, 40x80, tho Southold Savings Bank, lo Evert Bergen Howard av. No. 30, (10 ft Putnam av, 20x80, Evert Bergen to Joseph W. Suuthorton, mort $1,350 Bergen Rt, 00 ft Novins st, 20x100, Thomaa Close to William li Paxton, mort, (to Bedford av, a 233.9 Mrtte st.

25x200. to Silencer st, Susan, wifo Israel Frogloy, Tullula, III, to William McArdle Samo property, Wm McArdle lo David Weeks, StJohlfs'liUco! 'li Vr's! Seventh jiHllil), bAI Margaret, wifeot Wm Flanagan. toWllham Stackpolo, inert rates 1883 Franklin av, 201.9 II 11 av. 25x104. thu Long Island lnuranco Co to Margarot Van Zandt, release mart Franklin av, 182.9 fl 11 Mynle av, lOxIOO Margaret Van Zandt, Pavl River, to ulia Stapleton Quiucyat, Sfl, 84 it Lawn av 11x100, hftl, enor, wife of John Doiiorty, 1 human 1' Coniell, mort.

Ac noui notn exclt' 3,573 CO. 7,600 1,301 13, rcj 4,000 10,500 Forty fourth St. 11 a. i.u.i It imro av, lo.ox 100.2, John II to Mary A and barah Sfurau, mort IloweJitt, na, 233.7 ft iv Bediordav. 18x100, Louis yteguun to Thomas 1 Morroll, coo.