ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN THE JUNE NUMBER were received, before June 20, from M. L. Bosher, 1--Marion Strong, 1--Grace A. Zublin, 2--E. V. Sudell, 2--Prince and Prancer, 1--Paul Reese, 13--R. E. B., 1--Jas. A. Bond, 2--Nellie L. Howes, 6--T and Coffee, 1--Nanon and Ninon, 4--H. R. H., 1--Robert Nead, 3--R. Earle Olwine, 1--Helen W. Gardner, 1--"Jack and Jill," 5--Effie K. Talboys, 7--M. Clare H. Guion, 4--Karl E. Sommer, 3--"Silver-tongue," 1--Alice Blackinton, 1--C. F. Bishop, 3--"Squid," 5--"Dad," 1--"The Reads," 3--Florence Althaus, 8--No name, Cleveland, 1--No name, Oakdale, 12--"May and 79," 7--"Young Man," 6--"Tiger," 2--Laura and Irene, 7--E. M. B. and A. G. B., 2--Mamie R., 13--Lucia C. Bradley, 11--Nellie and Reggie, 11--H. Lovejoy, 9--"Jack Sprat," 5--Kittie, Chessie, Avis, and Grace, 7--Gen. T. Hughes, 2--Smed, 12--Helen Burnham, 2--Patience, 3--Arthur and Bertie Knox, 8--We, Us, & Co., 4--"Mohawk Valley," 10--Pearl Colby and Nell Bates, 10--Louise Joynes, 3--Daisy Van Ingen, 1--Elise Ripley, Ripley, 7--Lucy M. Bradley, 11--Fred T. Pierce, 4--Sadie and Bessie Rhodes and "De Grassy," 10--"Original Puzzle Club," 12--Hattie Weil, 2--Eleanor Peart, 4--Ida and Edith M. Swamwick, 7--"Two Cousins," 13--Lewis Kilborn, 2--Langham, 2--Dash, 12--Eugene Kell and Mamma, 1. CONNECTED PYRAMIDS. * . * . . . * . . . . . * . . . * . * . . . * . . . . . * . . . UPPER PYRAMID. Across: 1. In moping. 2. The cry of an animal. 3. Relish. 4. A horseman's cap. Downward: 1. In moping. 2. To depart. 3. A small sweet-cake. 4. Elapsed. 5. Preyed upon. 6. A conjunction. 7. In moping. LOWER PYRAMID. Across: 1. In moping. 2. A period. 3. To pass through by filtering. 4. An old-fashioned Spanish ship. Downward: 1. In moping. 2. A musical syllable. 3. A kind of fish. 4. Spoken. 5. A unit. 6. A call to excite attention. 7. In moping. Centrals, reading downward (eight letters), a bucolic. "MYRTLE GREEN." CROSS-WORD ENIGMA. My first is in rise, but not in fall; My second in entry, but not in hall; My third is in give, but not in take; My fourth is in pie, but not in cake; My fifth is in gun, but not in toy; My sixth is modest, but not in coy; My whole is easily found, no doubt,-- 'Tis a thing the world would scarce "run" without. LELAND STANFORD B. BURIED QUADRUPEDS.