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MONDAY MORXIXG. THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. JANUARY 15, 1900. 11 Special 9otices Stoat Cstato for Sat9 MAHONEY. On January 11.

1000. HANNAH, wife of the late Michael Mahoney. The relatives and friends of the family are Slaiiroads HOUSE AGENT BOHLER CHRISTENS A BABY RONEY ASKS FOR TWO MORE CLERKS Saturday, January 13, 1900, JOHN, husband of A ante Carltn. The funeral will take place on Tuesday morning at .30 o'clock, from his late residence, 4126 Merlon avenue. Went Philadelphia.

High Mass at Our Mother of Sorrows' Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. The relatives and friends of the finally are re--spec fully Invited to attend. CARR. -On Jnnuary 14.

1900, JOHN' G. CAKR. Residence, 70ft Hoffman street. I Hie uotlee will be given. CLA PP.

On January 10. ELIZABETH widow of E. Herbert Clapp, in the fi8t.i year of her aire. Services at her lnte residence, 240 West Tulnehoeken street, Germautown, on Monday at 2 o'clock. CLARKE.

On January 12, JOHN CLARKE. Funeral on Tuesday morning, from bis late residence, 109 Morris street. COATKS. January 12, SUSANNA E. COATES, widow of John Coates, in her 70th year.

Due notice of funeral will be given. COOK. On Jannary MAGGIE, wife of Chan. Cook. Due notice of the funeral, from 201S Morris street.

COZENS. On Sunday morn i up, January 14. 1000, in German town, nt the residence of her brother, the late Thomas MacKellnr, HENRIETTA AN ftcftoNORTHRRN NATIONAL RANK. LKZSi Philadelphia. January 12.

1900. At the annual election for directors held on the Otb Instant the following were elected directors mis uhdk to serve aunng tne ensuing year: 15. Trson. W. H.

Bilyeu. Wm Kuein merle, A. H. McFadden. Edw.

Foerderer, George F. Craig, H. F. Gillingham, George Warner, William Ivins, Henry Hess, tharles M. McCloud.

tt. iirunswicK. E. R. Watson At the meeting of the directors held this day our venerahle and respected President, Mr.

E. T. Tyson, having declined re-election as President and having a at reed to serve as Vice President, the following officers were unanimously elected E. R. WATSOX.

President. E. T. TYSON. Vice President.

BERNARD TAYLOR. Cashier. E. R. WATSON.

President. rfS N'AT IOXALBANK OF tV-33 GEHMANTOWN. PHILA. Germautown, January 12. iwm.

At an election held on the uth day of January, 1000. the following stockholders were elected directors for the ensuing year: Charles W. Otto. Canby f. Tvson Charlen J.

Wlster. M. Flnckel. Jsmra R. Gates.

Jost-ph Fling. Conycrs Button, Wm. H. McCallum, Josepn Rosier, Alei, W. Wlster, Wm.

N. Johnson. M. D. John Allen, Thomas B.

Homer. And at a meeting of the directors, held this elected: CHARLES W. OTTO. President. CANBY S.

TYSON. Vice President and Cashier. W. ROTCH WISTER. Solicitor.

fl-SGIRARD NATIONAL BANK. LJWii Philadelphia. January 12. 190O. At th annual met ting of stockholders, held January 10, thp following gentlemen were elected in rectors for tup ensuing year: Francis B.

Reeves, Daniel Bamrh. Seth Caldwell. Thomas Hood, Malcolm Lloyd. Hairy F. West.

George K. Parrot, W. B. Whitney, William E. Hevl, Edward B.

Smith, Thomas B. a on maker. Charles B. Adamson. Rodman E.

Or! scum. And at a meeting of directors, held this day, FRANCIS R. REEVES was unanimously re-elec- 1 tcu iiresiueui. J. G.

WHITEMAX. Cashier. r-rSiaTHE WESTERN NATIONAL l-K-Si BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. January 12. 1000.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders, held on the Oth Instant, the following nnmed gentlemen were elected directors of this hank for fhf ensuing year, viz: weyganat. w. Andrews. Charles Stewart Wurts, Austin M. Purvcs.

Frank L. Nenll. R. Dale Benson. William Burnham.

Charles Hartaimrne, Edward P. Borden. And nt a meeting of the Board of Directors, held this day. C. N.

WEYGANDT was unanimously re-elected president. KLES F. WIGNALL. Assistant Cashier. rf-sriTY NATIONAL BANK.

LKZTi Capital. Surplus. $450,000. Philadelphia. Jnnuary 12.

100O. At an election held on the 10th of January. 1000, the following-named stockholders- were elected directors of tins hank Joslaii KiBterlKick. Jr. Collins W.

Walton, Frederick Willcox, William Potter, Joel Cook. Henry S. Grove, John Klnterhoek, Thomas E. Balrd, James F. Hope, George H.

Colket. Morton Garden. William Henry Lei. josepn w. rseir.

And at a meeting, held this day. JOSIAH KIS-TERBOCK. was unanimously re-elected president, and JOEL COOK, vice president. G. ALBERT frirTHK FARMERS' AND LK-Sii MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK.

Philadelphia, January 12. 1900. At nn election held on the loth day of Jauuary. 1900. the following named stockholders were elected directors of this bank Henry C.

St roup. John F. Lewis, Anthony J. Antelo. Clement B.

Newbold. naries n. iimemnson, jctpn narmn Charles W. Wharton. Howard Lewis, Cralge Lipplncott.

Fdmund H. Mct'ullough, l'emb't'n Hutchinson. George L. Faruum, James M. Masfin.

At meeting of the directors, held this dav, Mr. HENRY C. STROCP was unanimously reelected President. HOWARD W. LEWIS.

Cashier. f-ii MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. LK3i Philadelphia. January 12, 1900. At the annual election, held on the 9lh Instant, the following gentlemen were elected directors of tills hniiR.

to serve uuriug the ensuing year R. W'HRams, Jr. Thomas Y. England, Frederick MeOwen, O. Martin Brill, Horace F.

Whitman Wllllnm H. Arrott, William F. Read ayer. Charles M. Swain.

Frederick M. Simons, Charles Hires. Thos. D. Richardson.

1 iiawson. At the meeting of the board, held to-day. Mr. F. W.

AVER was nnsnimouHlr elected president HARTMAN BAKER, Cashier. r-SaTHE CENTRAL NATIONAL RANK LK-Xi Phllndelphla. January 12. 1000. u-m rodowlng gentlemen were elected directors the for ensuinir year: Theofloi Kitchen.

George M. Trout man, Andrew Wheeler. Samuel R. Shipley, T. Wistar Brown.

B. Frank Clvde. George Burnham, William Wood. John Pltcalrn, oiaries Mnitn, Charles FI. Smith.

At a meeting of the board, held this dav THEODORE KITCHEN was nmiuimously reelected president. T. L. TV BOW. Cashier.

'Dividend 9otices f- PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY. vSi Common Stock Dividend No. 1. Pittsburgh, January S. loo.

The first Instalment of the SIX (Oi PER CENT. dividend on the common stock of this company for the year ended December 31. that Is. one and one-half (D.i per 'will lie iiald on tne nth (lay of February. BUS), to common stock- holders of record at noon on the 2nth day of January.

19(10. Checks will he mailed from' the office of the company. Transfer books will close noon January iissi. auo reopen ai iu a. m.

Felruary UHiO. Holders of Interim eertiflcates 1 GERMAN TOW. MFOR SALE PROPERTY 042 PENX Germantown Handsome Rtone House and M11: shade and fruit trees In abundance; lot 490N05: terms reasonable. Apply to WENDELL P. BOWMAN, 1407 CHESTNUT ST.

COtXTRY FOR PALE-LESS IHAN A MILE NORTH 'M-ftt rnfYnril Ufntltn main Una CJ acres. Well nwifmifWnt v4otir n't Chpa. ter Valley; a superb site for a gentleman's M. Levis, 731 Walnut Street, OtTOF TOW JbA BFILDERS WANTING U1T3 OH THINK- ug or building lu-New York will do well to i with C. H.

JEXXISOX. (() Liberty New York, who has gtxMl building hits, with KtMrnl building loan and the tx-st of facilities to dlpt.e (f houses when completed. Cstate for $lent IMPROVED PROPERTY CITY M921-A-ROOM HOCSE. FINE CONDITION, pure artesian well water. 2434 Thompson WEST PHILADELPHIA HESTONVILLE REAL ESTATE 4S23 LANCASTER AVENt'E.

STORKS isat FOR RENT-STORE. NO. 10 20 WALNUT Atreot. OSCAR R. MEYERS.

717 Walnut. S3ustnets ffiooms and Officoi DHRXEL BUILDING OFFICES. Suites, 2 rooms. $200. $275.

$300. suites, 3 rooms, $400, $fiw). $rw. $000. Suites.

4 rooms, $(i7o. $825. $1,000. 91.200. ELLIS D.

WH LI A MS, R2 Drexel Building. jfpartmcnts LORRAINE Broad St. and Fairmount Fhlla, Apartment. Family and Transient Hotel. THE HOTEL IN THK CITY.

No hasrmpnt kitchen or lire In main halMlng. except on loth floor, where culinary department la located. Holler, engine, In annex. Special llHlw-emcnta offered fiitntlfea wanting unfurnished apartments by the year. Furnished apartments by the month or transiently.

3. SHANFEI.TER, MBr. SPooms or Zfceni FontTH HI light rooms; lls4.r.. NORTH TWO VERY BATTERY PARK HOTEL Charmingly located. Perfect appointments and cuisine.

Large sun-parlors and enclosed verandas. Fine Livery. Orchestra. Ft'LL GOLF COURSE and club house, Mr. B.

Nichols, professional. In charge. Mugnifleent mountain drives. Pamphlet on request. K.

P. MeKISSICK, Proprietor. Schools and Colleges JECTI RES AND LESSONS FOR WOMEN'S CLUBS TRAINING IN VVV.l.lr SI BAKING, liy Miss LKI.1A E. PATItlHUE, lecturer and Instructor. Private lessons in Extempore Swech.

Classes In Discussion and "t'onchinc" for all kinds of club work. Also training in Memory and Concen tration. Studio THE BAItTRAM, Thirty-third and Chestnut Streets. and Thursday Afternoons and Saturday Mornings. Address all correspondence to P.

Bos 2004. Philadelphia. jCogal 9ot'ees INSTATE OF JOHN KELLY. A SUPPOSED Xj DKCEIIENT. To the said KELLY, If alive, or to any other person for hltn.

In the Orphans' Court, of the County of Philadelphia. April Term. 1KM1. No. 227.

Evidence concerning the alleged absence of JOHN KELLY, lately a resident of the City of Philadelphia, County of Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, a supposed decedent, and the circumstances and duration thereof having been heard by the Orphans' Court, of Philadelphia county, on the litli day or uctoner, a. u. isw, It was then ordered and decreed by the said Court that the local preHllinptltin of the death of said JOHN KELLY was made out and established, and In pursuance of said order and decree, yon, tha KtllV KVt l.Y it op nnv other person for you, are herebv reijulred. on or before the 21st diiv of April. 11K.

to produce to the Orphans' Court, of Philadelphia County, satlsfac- tory evidence of the continuance In life of the said JOHN KELLY. If at said (late satisfactory evidence of the continuance in life of the said JOH.N r.r.l.1.1 snail HOI oe loriiiooHiina. a lie- eree will he entered by said Court directing the Keetster of wins, or tne i ouuiy or t'Uliaiieipma. T. r--s STATE OF WILLIASI KELLY, A SUPPOSED 11 DM To the said WILLIAM KELLV, If alive, or to nr nth.p m-reon for him, 1 Evidence concernlnK the alleged ahaenee of W'IMJAM KKI.LY.

lately a rcnl.lent of the Cltv I I I I I i i 1 i Anna May Black Transfers Her Home From Freight Car to Almshouse. When rollceman Revell, of the Eleventh district, heard feminine shrieks emanating from a supposedly empty freight car In the vicinity of Beach and Plum streets yesterday afternoon he lost 110 time in making an investigation. The author of the shrieks was found to be a baby two or three days old, and, as it was the sole occupant of the car, the tender-hearted policeman picked It up and carried It to the Philadelphia Hospital. Here warmth and nourishment soon hushed its cries, but, as its Identity was a mystery and it had presumably been nbandoned by a heartless mother, House Agent Oliver V. Bonier assumed the office of chanlain and christened the tiny wnlf Anna May Black.

The gray woolen ahawl in which it was wrapped when found in the car served as a christening robe. Its a "Wise Child, Etc. A gentleman, a commercial traveler, ami consequently always from home, was lately let off on sick leave, and remained In hi own house for a month. It Had been a Joke with his friends his children did not Lnnn ItltVi mill I-1 I 1. hHl ItmiresKidn this time, aueiuir he wns on a lengthy visit, he replied: "Oh, I think I'm heplimliiK now.

My little sr'rl went to the wife thin nioniinir and snlrt: m.i.i uj boihc times whipped me this MARRIAGE LICENSES MARRIAGES AND DEATHS LICENSES William L. Henry und Martha L. Letts. William Arey and Jane Abel. SalvtUore Marlnnarl and Mlcliellna Ulstaiuo.

bourns Cainubell uurl Nellie Carr. Joseph Cohen aud Fannie Bernstein). Lowle Itotbtttcom and Giissle WeUs. Harry L. Kann and Mattle V.

Forwert. Thomas H. Collins und Matilda A. Kelly. John Koblnson und Lulu Brown.

William H. Turner and Catharine Rice. Jacob G. Davis and Mary I. Wear.

Lewis Jefferson und Ida Lynn. Job a Judge und Atiule Gallagher. Frederick Beger ami Anna C. Seherff. II any Smith and Mary H.

Franz. MARRIED. BAGANS FORD. In this city, on the 9th instant, bv Rev. John Gordon, D.

Mr. JOHN G. BAGANS and Miss EMMA A. FORD, ull of Philadelphia. WANAMAK Eli SMITH.

On January 10, 1900, at the residence of the bride's mother, by ltev. L. Y. Graham, I). JOHN WANAM AKElt, 2d, and KBBKCCA ELIZABETH SMITH, all of Philadelphia.

DIED. Adams. Mary, 25. Alhertaon, Eliza. Alexander, Margaret.

Almeida, Mary. Ashton, William. Radsou, Ella. Bauer, Elizabeth. Bell, Rebecca.

HI lis. Sallte C. II. Blakely, Amanda S. 53.

Bogan. tieorge. y. Bowden. I'lwiu E.

58. Bowen. Kiuma. Bowcn, Mary A. Brean.

Daniel, Bi'odcrick. Martha. Burk. Nniah. Byrne, Katie.

Cariiu. Carr, John O. Clarke. John. Coates, Susanna.

Cook, Slnggie. Cozens, lieu tiettn A. Davis, Joseph K. Delaiiey, Small A. l'rever, James.

Dezart, June, h'l, Dick. Joseph H. Dunn. Th'titias. Dyer.

WilHuiii. 23. Krb. Amaiidit B. 55.

Kelton. Chas. B. 74. Firth.

Thomas. Fisher, Ford ham, Adam. Foskett, Mary A. ih f. i r.

a gn re tiurlanger. Howard. OtbbtiUB, Mary, 12. Oillespie. Mary V.

draw. Eliza. Gray. John. Gromley.

Knth. M. Haas. Charles C. IS, Ilaggarty, Mary E.

Haines, Bertha V40. llftney, Ann. Hannlgan, Katie. Hardy, dissie. Hasson.

Mii-lmel. Hangman. Peter. Heitzmnn. John.

lleitns, Joanua. 60. Hewitt. Ahijah S. S6.

Laura. Hliies. F.IIxa!eth. Horner. Abigail.

Horner, William. Huvr, Klizabetli. Jenkins. Jus. L.

41. Jones, lalil. 7li. Kephart, Lillian V. Kneule, Ixmise.

Kramer, Jacob, 84. Krltler, Edith M. John P. U-slie. Thos.

J. 42. Levis. William. liS.

Likh-y. Harriet K. McAnaney, Henry J. M-Caiidlcss, Thos H. Bridget.

McCracken, Cathartue. Metiarvey, Jane. McKeown. Thos. Ditulel.

Mt-Nauiee, Klir.alietli. McNaughton, Annie. McSiMicy, Annie. MacPherson. James.

Maltoney, Haiinnh. Mageium, mhis, Ida. Mei-nnu, Annie E. Merchant, Henry W. Messick, Ida M.

lhm. Miglliuini, Felice, 51. Moessner, Wm. 30. Moffett, Susan.

MtKiiiey, Charlotte. Morris, Ellen. Mailer, Framds. Nahm. Elizabeth.

Phile. Samuel A. 30. Peters. Mary.

Rnsiniissen, Harold P. KeUte1d. David M. Reynolds, Bridget, 07. Bithie, Rohm J.

Roberts. Ralph. Korkhill. Emum S. Rooney, Jahn.

Seheetz, Margaiet, 67. Sear Is. Ruseell. Sveber. Eugene.

Hheppard. Maria Y. Smith, Harry. 4. Smith.

John G. 03. Hoder. Albert P. 44.

Sorber, Iftwaid J. Tallman, J. B. 25. Ternson, Win.

iHK ThoL.as. Maty. Thompson, Felix. Thomson. George, 45.

Tunis. Thomas R. 13. I rian. George.

Valibz. Amelia. So. Vandergrift. j.

r. 58. Vnnueujnn, Isaiah. Wiley. Marv, 24.

Wood. Emily a. 22. Wooden, Clayton. WoodiURtnn, Rich.

A. Kelly, rancih. Kenneay, Rebecca, 70. Young, Dorcas. ADAMS.

On January 12. MARY, daughter of Mnry A. and the late josepn Aoanis, age) 2t years. Fttueral to-day at o'clock, fioin ber mother's residence. Thirty -fourth and lear-fleld stn ets, Falls of Schuylkill.

ALBEKTSON'. On Sunday, Juuuury 14, 1000, ELIZA, wife of Peter Albwrtson. The rebitlres and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, at her late residence, 1417 North Camac street. Interment j'ttvaie. ALEXANDER.

On January 11. MARGARET, relict of Frederick Alexander. Funeral Tuesday aborning, from her late residence, IS Chapman street. ALMEIDA. On January 12.

1000. MARY, wife of Anthony Almeida and daughter of Mary and the lnte Patrick Clark. The relatives and friend of the familv. also St. Patrick B.

V. Smlulity, are Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at 8.SO o'clock, fmui I lie resident of her husband. 2127 Ixnntnml street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. l'atrlck's Church.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. ASHTON. On January 12. WILLIAM AKHToX, iie.i oo jeaio euoeiui on Mom ly anc niHin clo. trnin tlie (Kid Feliovvs Home, i Seventeenth and Tioga (Streets.

BAKSON. On January 11. ELLA. daughter of Funeral (WHiuni L. aud I'rtdsuu.

uged 10 years. ihU n.nn.li, i i -i, 1 ttf III'MI .,11... tlAl En. On January Hi. ELIZABETH, wife of Andreas Bauer, aged 40 yenrs ami 11 days, niesduy at 2 o'clock, fioin her lute resldeuce, 43,, Poplar street, BELL.

On January 12. ItEBECCA daugb- ter of .1. Allen and Sallle Bell, aged 4 yean snd 2 uioiiths. Fiineral services on slondny af ternoon at a o'CKa-c, at her parents' residence, 1131 Gerrltt street. B1NNK.

Of membranous croup, on January 13. lliisl. SAL1.IE C. youngest daughler of William Edgar and the late Sarah C. Blnns and granddaughter of Slary services this even I up o'clock.

litiRbaud' street. residence, H447 North Tweuty-niuth BoG AN. Suddenly, of diphtheria, on the 14th of lim- UKORiiK, nrn of Ortre and a "n'1 H.moiitUa. (Uifil fom pflrent. re.u.,,,.,., 2vXi NPw- ronih street.

Interuieut at helten Hills Cem- i eter'. funeral. UllWnEN On 12. EHW1N E. BOW-liKN.

ageil liS years. Funerul lo-ilny at 1 o'clock, from bla lute residence, 201) North avenue. Media. Pa. BoWES.

On January II. EMM A OIRSON, wife of Wllllnm ti, Bowen and dauRliterof Ma it nnd the late Jacob Olhson. IWldcnce. 8116 Mooro street. Due notice of the funeral v4ll be given.

UllWEN. On January 1900, MAHY A wlfo of David II. llowen. Tlie relatives and friends of the family are resjiectfully Invited to attend the funeral aer-vlcet. on Monday niornlnir at 11 o'clock precisely, at the residence of her hushaud, 1013 Houth Hroad street, luteruieut private.

Kindly omit Dowura. On Jannary 11, IWK). DANIEL RREAN Tlie rHaiiveit ami uf thu fsmllv nrn nnd frranddaughter of Marv A nnd the Ia respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 7.80 o'clock, from her late residence. 5548 Baynton street, Gennantown. Solemn Requiem Muss at St.

Vincent's Church. internent at ew i atnearai cemetery. 11. IDA HENDERSON, wife of John 8. Mathls.

Funeral services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her husband's residence, Linden street, Camden. MEF.XAN.-On January 12. 1900, ANNIE he-loved wife of James H. Meenan and daughter of Caroline and the late Jerladus Emmlck. Farewell my husband and children dear.

I am not dead, hut sleeping here; Prepare for death, for die yon must; With your loved ones sleep la dust. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to- attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning. January 10. at 8.30 o'clock, from ber late residence. 014 Gray street.

l-tween New Market aud Poplar streets. High Mass of Requiem at the Immaculate Conception Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery, MERCHANT. At Phoenix. Arizona.

HENRY WATTS MERCHANT, need 80 years. Funeral services Monday." Jauuary IB, at 2 P. at the residence of hit parents, 1015 Walnut street. Interment private, MESS1CK. On Jnnuary 12.

of diphtheria, IDA daughter of Minus and Ida M. Messick, aged 18 Resilience, 713 Dudley street. No funeral. MIGLIORINL On January 12. BtOO.

FELICE. widow of the late Giuseppe Mlgllorlnl, aged 51 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8 o'clock, from her late residence, 1117 Annin street. Solemn High Mass at Our Ijidy of Good Council Church. Inter-ment at St.

Mary's Cemetery. MOESSNER. On January 12, WILLIAM, son of Got lob and the late Verena Moessner. aged 30 years. Residence.

1302 North Twenty-fourth street. Due notice of the funeral will be given. MOFFETT. On January 11, Sl'SAX C. wife of Jnmes J.

Moffat aged 04 years. Funeral services on Monday at 1 o'clock, at her late resi dence, WNHi Fifteenth street. MORRIS. On Thursday. January 11, 100O, EL- LEN, widow of the late Frank Morris.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her late iepHieiiee, uanari srreei, near 1 weniieiii and Master streets. Solemn Requiem Mass at tne i niircn or tne uesu at iu ciock precisely. Interment at Holy Crofts Cemetery. REEVE. On January 13, 1000, EBENEZER S.

REEVE. In his 80th year. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from ms inte residence, hoi Sixteenth street. REYNOLDS. On January 13.

1000. BRIDGET, wife of the late Thomas Reynolds, aged "t7 yea rs. Ihe relatives and friends of the family, also the League of the Sacred Heart, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday nt 7.30 o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. William Connor, 3427 North Dillmau street. Mass at St.

Veronica's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at Hoiy Sepulchre Cemetery. ROBERTS. On January 12. 10OO, RALPH AU-Gl STt'S.

Infant son of Charles J. and Matilda Roberts, uged 3 mouths. Thn relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday at 2 o'clock, from parents residence, 431 West Ontario street. Interment private. the 12th Instant, MARIA Y.

SHEPPARD, nee Fryburg, wife of Samuel Sheppard. in her 78th year. The relatives and friends of the family nre respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, nt her late residence. 2031 North Eighth street. Interment private.

SHt'FF. On the 12th Instant, AMANDA It EC IT-TEL, wife of Nathaniel c. Snuff. Due notice of the funeral will he given. SMITH.

On January 11. JOHN (1. SMITH, late caidain Company D. one Hundred and Ninety- ninth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, aged 03 years. The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited 10 sttemi tne funeral, on luesoay unemoon at 1 clock, from northeast comer Third and Pine streets.

Interment at Greenwood (Knights of Pythias) Cemetery. SODKR. On Jnnuary 14. 1900, ALBERT husband of Alary J. Soder and son of the late Joseph and Anna Maria Soder, In his 44th jear.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the Hepannla Tribe. No. IU, Improved R. are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at 3 o'clock, from the residence, of his sister. Mrs.

Anna Rumple. 2934 North Third street. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery SOKBER On the 13th HOWARD son of Walter and Katie Sorber. aged 7 weeks. The relatives and friends of Ihe family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday at 12 o'clock, at parents' residence.

2240 Cadwalader street. Interment prt-vaie. ST ANGER. On The 11th Instant, at Clayton. N.

,3., Rt'TH ANN STANGER. Due notice of the funeral will be given. TERNEHOX On th 10th Inatant TtHstnl Pft I ngeu years. u- nenil on Monday at 0 o'clock, from his late resident, corner of MIU ami Pond streets. Bristol.

Pa. THOMPSON. -On January 10. 1000, FELIX THOMPSON, husband of the late Jane Thompson. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.80 o'clock, from his late residence.

2130 North Orianna street. Requiem Mass at St. Edward's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. Media.

January 14. 1900. THOMAS ROBERTS Ti'NIS. the oldest son of Thomas R. nnd Mary V.

Tunis, In the 13th year of his age. Due notice of the funeral will be given. I RIAN. Suddenly, on January 11,1900, GEORGE 1 aged 40 years The relatives and friends, also the employes of Nestle ft Iievy. are invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence.

No. 207 Wildey. late Beaver slreet.on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interiue ueut at Kt. James' Cemetery, Klngsesslng.

Jnnuary 11. AMELIA, widow of John Yaldes. ageil 5 years. Funeral on Slon- (lay afternoon at clock, from her late rest- A 1 1 (J 1 1 the 12th lnittdnt, 'CLEMENTINE dwiiBfiter of Leon nod Cm ha ripe VandentH-rjiii, ap-d Iii years. The rointivRs himI friends of the family tiro roBpoet fully inritpU to atN-ml tho funernl, on Monday nftpmooii nt l1 o'clock, from her parents rmldenct.

RdW Kmith Fifth street. Interment at feniwood Cemetery. VANNKMAN. On Jsnuary 14, ISAIAH son of Clara and the late Asa Yauueaian, ngcU 17 years. The relnttrea and friends are Invited attend the funeral nenrlces, on Wednesday afternoon nt 2 o'rlork, at the residence of bis mother, 2Xi North Sixth street.

Interment private. WKST. On January 12. at her late residence, iicm Walnut ftreet. SARAH.

dHiichter of th late CnptHln William West, Jr. Funeral sen-lees at Kt. Marys Churrn, Iocunt street. alKve Thtrty-ntiith street, on Monday at 11. .10 A.

M. WOODEN. On the 12th Instant. CLAYTON son of Horace and Ida Wooden. In his Qih year.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfullT invited to attend the fuuerHl services, on Monday morning at 0 o'clock, ut his Imri-nts' resilience, Uitf Darleu street. luter-meiit private. the 13th Instnnt. RICHARD A. WOOIUNCTON.

in his ntli year. The reijitives nnd friends of the f.unltr. nlso Rf. Albitn's L-Mlse. No.

Ml. F. ami A. Kemtuetika Ixdfe. No.

2. I. O. It. M.

employes of Ihe I'hlladelpliin and Ileudlng Railway, and all other orKiinlratluna of which he wan a member, are reiiectfuUy invited to attend the funeral Services, ou Tuesday afternoon at lit "10 o'clock precisely, at his lute residence, No. 1110 West llunltiifrdon street. Interment nt Hilltdde Cemetery, via 11.14 V. M. train, Hunt-iiwJon Htreet Htutlon.

WRUJHT On Januaiy 11, THILIR WRIC.HT, used H2 years. Funeral services on Monlay morning at 11 o'clock, at bis lute residence, 2H15 North Twelfth street. Y(H NO. On January 12, of paralysis. DoRCAS.

dmifthter of the late Richard aud F.llznheth Younsr. Funeral on Tuesday af lemtHn nt 2 o'clock from her la te residence, 14.17 Son Fourth street. Copartnership 9otices rr-rta CERTIFICATE OF LKt LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. We. the nndershrned.

wbme names are herebv subscribed, NATHAN R. S. YEWDALL and v. tne nnderslned wbme names are hereby subscrlhed. NATHAN R.

S. YEWDALL and JOHN JoNKS. lioth of the City nf l'litladelihi, ns Oenersl I'artneis. nnd WILLIAM JnNKS. slso rIko of until City or rhllaiieipnia.

mn Seclnl rnrtner. hATp entered Into a limited purtii'-rshlp for the purpose of ninnufacturlnir nn I veil Ins worsted yHrna wtthln the State nf IV.iitnvWanla. In the city of Philadelphia, in and by Ttniie of the At of Anaemhly of the anld Ccxa-monweaJth. pnMed the Jlt 1hv of March. A.

I. lHIW, entltleil "An At Helntlve to Limited I'art nerahlp," nnd nil and tdnpular the supplementa thereto. uion the terma. rondttlouu and liabilities berelnhfter set forth, to First. The said partnership Is to he romliieteil under the nnnie or form of YEWPALL A JtNPR.

Second. The reneral nature of the business Intended to be transacted by the siild firm or partnership Is tlie manufacturing and selling of wnrsun yarns Third. The Jenern1 Partners in the snld firm are NATHAN It. i RWDAI.L and JOHN' Jo NEW. the CltT of Phllndelt.hla.

The IATMAS ll. H. YKWDAI JOHN JONF.K. Oonoral I'artnurs. W1I.IAM JUNKS, Upoolnl Partner.

TaT FRIDAY EVENING. ON T.BT TRAIN nm Wlssnblckon. la mond pi-nda nt 1 3 Liberal reward, if returned to Nil Head in Terminal. uesuing Sarpet Xsteantng -w 1 NTERPKISE CARPET CLEANtNO WOKK3 14J1 N. 21ST Street.

Usuilng free jCostand Sound DREWS, widow of William Hurr Nash Cozens. DAVIS. Jnnuary 12, Chester. JOSEPH 13. DAVIS, aeed 68 vears.

Funeral services on Tuesday' afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, at his late inside nee, 622 East Fourteenth street. Cheater, Pa. DELAXEY. On the 11th Instant. SARAH widow of James M.

Delaney, In ber Hath year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral ser-vices, on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, at the residence of her grandson, Harry Mitchell, Church rille. Pa. Carriages will meet train leaving Reading Terminal ft. 2ft A.

M. DKVEH. On January 13. JAM ICS Due notice of the funeral will he given, from his late residence. PeltK street.

DKSSART. On Saturday. January 13. 1000, JANE, widow of Hush Depart, aged 82 years. Relatives and friends or the family are re-onect fully invited to atlcnil the funeral, on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her lnte residence.

Carding ton. Delaware county. Services nt Marple Church at 3 o'clock. Interment at cemetery. DICK.

On January 14, II. DICK. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on wetinesfiay morning at 8.30 cluck, from his late residence. 1240 South Mole street. High Requiem Mass at St.

Teresa's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. DPNN. Oh the 12th of January. 1000.

THOMAS RAYMOND, youngest son of Charles James and The relatives' and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 3025 Franklin street. Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery. DYER. On January 12, WILLIAM FRANCIS, son of William F.

and Mary E. Dyer, aged 2:1 years. Funeral on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his parents' resilience. Wheat Sheaf lane, below Richmond street. I ERB On the 12th instant.

AMANDA widow I of Mshlon B. Erh. uged 55 years. iiie relatives and friends of the family, also Hannah Penn Council. No.

13. C. of and Cohockslnk Tent, No. 0. D.

of are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, No. 26VW North Seventh street. Interment at Mount Peace Cemetery. FIRTH. On the 14th Instant, THOMAS FIRTH, in his 5-Stb year.

The relatives and friends of the famllv. Oriental Lodge. No. SS5. F.

aua A. M. Harmony Chapter, No. o2, F. and A.

Mary Com-mandery No. 36, Knights Templar; Blrmlncrhain Lodge, No. employes of Firth Foster Company; membeis of Select and Common Councils, Manufacturers Club. Columbia Club. Anti-Cobden Club, Metropolitan Club, Fidelity i Club and ail other organizations of which he was a member, are respectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral, ou Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'chvk.

nt his late resideiiee. Lawndale. Phila delphia. Accessible by Fox Chase trolley cars on Fifth and Sixth Streets Railway. Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

GAKLANUKR. on January 12. 1000, 0f diphtheria. HOWARD, son of Howard and Mary Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. No funeral.

GIBBONS. On January 11. lOOO, MARY, daughter of Patrick H. aud Mary J. Gibbous, aged 12 years.

The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning nt 8 o'clock, from her parents' residence, lw)4 Morris street. Mays ut St. Thomas Chnich at 0.30 o'cloeK precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. GRAW.On January 12.

100J. ELIZA, wife of John Graw. aged 02 years. The relatives and friend of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock, from her husband's residence, 444S Kilverwood street. Mana-yunk.

Services will In? held on Monday evening at o'clock. Interment at Lutheran Cemetery. Soiifierton. Montgomery county. GRAY.

On January 14. 1000, joFIN. husband of Elizabeth and son of Catharine and the lute Edward Gray. The relatives and friends of the family nre respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, ou Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence of hU brother. Edward Gray.

2022 East Huntingdon street. Interment private at Greenwood (Knights of Pythias) Cemetery. II AGGARTY. On the 14th ilistaut, MARY wife of Henry C. Ilaggarty.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at 6.30 o'clock, from her husband's residence, rear of 75 East Wlster street, Germanlowii. Mass at St. Vincent's Church. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. HANMGAX.

On January 12, KATIE, daughter of John D. and Catherine C. Harmigan. Funeral on Monday mom lag at 8.30 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 3429 Warren street.

January 13. MICHAEL, youngest sou of Jnmes and Ida Hassou, aged 8 months. Fondly loved and sadly missed. The relatives and friends of the famllv are respectfully invited to attend the funern'l. on Tuesday afternoon nt 1 o'clock, from his parents' residence.

Martin's Village, Point House road, below Wolf street. Interment ut New Ca-thelnd Cemetery. IIAI'SM ANN. On January 11. PETER HACS-MANN, uged 07 years.

Funeral on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from bis late residence, 47ft North Fourth street. HK1TZMAN On January 13, IO00. JOHN HEITZMAN, beloved husband of Heurletta A. Heitzmnn. in his ollth vear.

The relatives and friends of the famllr. also i the Wight man Beneficial Society, are respect- fully invited to attend tho funeral services, on I Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, at his hue residence, 538 Win ton street. Interment private, at Greenwood K. of P. Cemetery.

HELMS. On January 12. JOANNA, wife of Elisb.t P. Helms, aged 08 yenrs.Funeral services Monday at 1 o'clock, from her husband's residence. 1347 Grove street, the 11th LATRA B.t wife of Alfred V.

Htggins. The relatives and friends of the famllv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her late resilience. No. 1S2 North Eleventh street. Interment private.

HORNER. On January 12. ABIGAIL HORNER, widow of Captain James Horner, mariner, aged ill years. Funeral ott Mouday at 1.30 o'clock, from her late residence, HMO South Second street. pVKH i.u".ur.ui, Due notice of the funeral will he given, from her late residence.

23o5 Tulip street. instnnt. WILLIASI r. aged SO rears. Ftinernl nn Momlnv ariernoon at clock, from the Odd Fellows' Home, Seventeenth and streets.

JONES. On January 11. DAVID JONES, aged 73 years. Funeral services at bis lu(e residence '2315 Green street, ou Slondny at 2 P. M.

KELLY. On January 12. at the Convent of the Holy Chilli Jesus, Sharon Hill, Mother S1AIIY AGATHA. KENNEDY. On January 12, REBECCA, wife of the late Snmuel Kennedy.

In the Tilt ll vear of her age. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, Wyoming ve- iuc, ui cecoim si reel liiirled from her parents' residence, 3997 Alfred street. Jnmiary 12. LOCISA. wife of will he lilvew mnerai iooa mVa avkv 11, 1006, HENRY J.

u. I'ue Doiue oi the funeral Funeral, to which the relatives. frUnd. members of the Thomas Clements' New Year Association nre invited, on Monday mnrnlnfr January from his late residence, auntliwest corner of Sixth and Wolf streets. Solemn Mass of Rei'Uiem at tlie Church of Our Ijidv of Mt Cariuel at lo o'clock precisely.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, MoCRACK EN. On January 11, CATHARINE, wife of Robert McCracken. Funernl services on Monday. January IS, at 2 P. nt the residence of her buabaud.

2.124 South Unwi! street. McOARVEY On January 11, JANE, wife nf the late Alexander Mcllarvey. Funeral on Mouday morning at 7. SO o'clock. Trom the residence of John C.

Cabill Bro 2IM South Twentieth Jnnimry 13, 1000, THOMAsS AJcKKOWN. Ihe relatfrea and friends of ths fsniiiv mi i I PENNSYLVANIA RAIuftOflD TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION. Dining Car. ilmily. VWeek-davs.

'Except Sat. OR THE WEST. .3 A. M. dally.

Pittsburg. Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis. (Dining Car.) A.

M. daily for Pittsburg and Chicago 'No couches to Pittsburg.) Limited to two buffet parlor cars. I.0 r. M. daily, "Limited." Pittsburg, Chi-cago.

Cleveland. Toledo, Cincinnati, Loulsvills t9l- Loui TKnlng Car.) I'lttsbuig and Cleveland. i daily. Pittsburg. Chicago.

Louisvllls JnTi "iuianaKUJi ana St. Lou s. mtnilijf Car I I. 31 7 i.i dully. Pittsburg and Chicago; for lo jiiuruay.

en i 1'Ittsburg. Nashville (via '''innotil, Louisville. Cleveland and St. Louis. Jl- dailv.

Plttshur and Vhirxan: il.itl via Shenandoah Valley Route; UH.U Haven ExpreKS (14.30 A. M. Niagara. Rucheir win uuiu buu rvaue. i'HM wnnr leyo Express JJI1 lamaport Express.

V8.40 A. V. P. M. li4.S0 P.

M. and Erie Express 18.50 M.ftO I. M. ocne er. iimv.i..

Cuiulwrlnnd Valley H. 4.30, 8.40 A. 11 20 m1'" M' Sundays. 4.30 aud Scill YMvILl. DIVISION.

I'ottstown and IteadlnE, 5.30, 0 iM A M- 1 -10. 5.33. 7.33 and 11.33 S. 9.23 A. 1 12.32.

02. 8.30 P. M. Phoenlxville only. 7.2T A.

l. week-days. 8 .35. 10.10 A. 1.30.

4.10. i oVo'V- Week days. Sundays. B.50, 8.23 A. U.02 I FO NEW YORK.

PrrMi ''eck-dnys. 3.20, 4.05. 4.40. 0 00, 5.18. 6.0O.

7 33 8.20. 0.05. 9.50. M0.21. ll.OO.

11.43 12.35 (Limited 1.00 and 4.2J 1' s-20. 3.50, 4.02. 5.00. 5.50. W.0O P.

12.02 nlRht. 8.1!0. 4.05 4.40, 5.0". 5.18. S.25, K.50.

a 43' UM A- 12.33. 4.22l. 5.20. B.35. 7.02, S.10.

10 00 P. 12.02 night. for Boston, without change. 11.01 A. weekdays, aud 8.10 P.

daiiv. tor Sea Girt. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Lonj Branch. 8 20. 11.10 A.

3.30 and 4.02 P. M. week-days. F1r '(ml'ertvllle, Easton and Scranton, 8.50, 9.08 A. 12.00 noon.

3.52. 5.00 (Lambertville and Kaston onlj-l. week-days, and 7.02 P. dally. Buffalo, 9.00 A.

12.00 noon week-days, and 7 02 P. M. daiiv W'ASHIVGTOS AD THK SOl'TH. n'1 Washington. 3.50, 7.20, 8.32.

10.2O, li 23, 11.33 A. 3 12, 4.41. (ri.25 Congresaional Lim.l, 0.05. 6.20, 7.31 V. M.

aud 12.20 nlsnt. week-days. Snnduys. 7.20, 9.12. 11.23.

11.33 A. 1.1.1, 3.12. 4.41 Ci.no Congressional 6.0J. 0 55. "7.31 P.

and 12.20 night, tor Baltimore, accommodation. 912 A. 1.53 and 4.01 e. week-days, 6.08. 11.16 P.

M. dally. Atlantic Coast Line. Express, 11,33 A. M.

and 12.20 night, daily. Southern ilailway. Express, 6.05 and 6.55 P. M. daily.

Norfolk and Western Ilallw.iT. For Memphis and New OrlenoR 11 0.1 I Chesapeake and Ohio Ra'llWay. 7.31 P. M. dally.

i-ur too i-oint coinrurt aud Norfolk, 10.20 A. M. week-days. 11.211 P. SI.

dallv. Iave STHEF.T WHARF as follows: Express for New York. OO A. 4.30 P. M.

week-days. For Long Branch, via Seaside Park. 8.30 A. week-days. For Island Heights.

8.30 A. M. nnd 4 00 M. week-dars. FOR ATLANTIC CITY.

Leave Broad Street Station, via Delaware Rlvef Bridge, Express, 9.40 A. 7.05 P. M. week. days.

Sundavs, 9 20 A. 7.05 P. M. Leave Market Street Wharf. Express.

9.00 A. 2.00. 4.00, 5.00 P. M. week davs.

Sundays. 9.00 and lo.fHl A. 4.30 and 5. IX) P. M.

FOR CAIR MAY. SF. ISLE CITY, OCKA CITY. Avaton. Stone Harbor.

Anglesea. Wltdwood and Holly- Beach Express. 9.00 A. M. nnd 4.00 P.

M. week-dnvs. Sundavs. 9.00 A. For Somen Point Express.

9.01) A. 2.00. 4.00. 5. 00 P.

SI. week-days. Sundays. 9.00 and 111.00 A. SI.

The 1'nlop Transfer Company will call for and check bscenfre from hotels and residences. J. B. III'TCIIINSON J. R.

WOOD. General Slanaser. General Passenger Agent. PtflLflDEIiPHIR'RERDlN3 RAILWAY Antbrnclte Cuul. No Smoke.

No Cla. ders. Truiim Leave lleadinu; Ter liilnul, I'll i lit ll 1 11 FOR NKYV 5.40. 7.30 (two-hour train). '10 own-hour trainl.

0.3O. 10.30. 11.13 A. 12.4.'. Kilning car).

1.30. 3.10. 4.1SI. 4.40. 8.13 (dining car) P.

12.05 night. Sundavs. 8.30. 1O.30 A. 12.13 (illnlng can.

1.3(1. 3.10, 4.40. 5.43, 8.20 (dining carl P. night. Iieave 21th and Chestnut streets.

3.25. 5.39. 10.20. 11.31 A. 12.37 (dining ear).

3.13. 4.40, 5.50 8.24 (dining carl, 11.58 P. SI. Sundays 3.25. 5.39.

10.20 A. 12.10. 3.13. 4.40. 5.58.

8.24, 11.58 P. SI. In addition to Liberty Street Terminal, all New York trains, except the 12.05 midnight, now con-nect at Jersey City for new Terminal, foot of Whitehall Street (South Ferry). Parlor cars on all day express trains and sleep-' Ing cars on night trains to and from New York. FOB BETHLEHEM.

KASToN AND POINTS IN LEHIGH AND WYOMING VALLEYS. 13. K.OO, 9.00 A. 12.30. 2.00.

3.00. 4.30. 5.30, 0.50, 8.45 P. SI. Sundays 11.15, 9.00 A.

1.32. 4.1.0. (1 50. 8.45 P. SI.

(N.00 A. 2.00 P. M. week-days, nnd 8.45 P. SI.

dally, do not con nect for r.aston). ror nt.i Mi.r.ur..M oniy. weeK-aays. n.vu a. 11 Buffalo, Ninsnra Knlln and.

ChlcaRn. 9.00 A. 12.30 (Black Diamond Express). 8 45 P. M.

Sunclavs-fl 00 A. 6.50. 8.45 M. The 6.50 P. M.

dally does not connect for ilUITnlo. For Schui'lkltl Taller Point. 1,.. oi am A. 1.36.

5.21 P. M. A. 21 SI For Phoi-nlxvllle and Pottstown Express. 8.30, 10 21 A.

M. 12.45 4 IJ6 6.30. 11.36 P. M. Ac- com.

4. 3H. 7.21. Il.nn A. tut.

4. .11. 08, 7.21 M. Snndaj-ii E.i press, 4.00. 9.0 A.

4.0(1 S.SH 11 .1 T. M. 7.06, 10.88 A. l.M. 21 M.

For RearllntlRxiireaa. 8.3fl. 10.21 A. 12 4.1. 4 0 II UK.

11 P. M. 4.30. 7.21 A. 4 1B.

6.0H, 7.21 P. M. Sundays Elpretw, Tarlnr cars on all express trains FOH CAPE AV. OCEAN CITY AND SEA ISLE CITY. Week dars-H 00 A.

4.10 r. M. Snndays-riiestnilt 9. 15 South 8.00 A. M.

Additional for Cape May only, Week-days o. 30 Petailed time tallies at ticket offices, 13th nnd Chestnut S-H Cbestnut ions Chestnut St DUD goutb 8d 3WI2 Market St. and at Stations. Cnlon Transfer Company will call for ana check bngRSKe from hotels and residences. SOUTHERN KAIIiWflY The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest.

CUBA. FLOWIOAend CALIHORNIA DEPARTURES FROM BROAD ST. STATION DAILY 7.0 A.M. FAST AIL Pnllman BufTet Sleen- ins Cars. Waahlniftun to Savannah.

Jackson- Tll.e, Atlanta and New Orleans. Dining Cr service. a.05 P. n. N.

T. FLA. EXPRESS -Pnllman Drawing Room Sleejilna 'ars. New York to Columbia Savannah. Jacksonville.

Tort Tampa and Dlulnit Csr sei-vlce. 6.05 P. W. WASHINGTON CH ATTANOOC. A LIMITED, MA LYN' HHt'RO.

Pullman Draw-lng-llK'm Sleeping Cars, New York to Roanoke, KnoivlUe. Cbstianooca, New Orleans and Mem-nhfy t'efe Ca" service. P.M. -WASHINGTON A SOrTHWESTERN LI! ITKiruiin-an 1 rswing-woom Sleeping New York to Atlanta. New Orleans.

Bir-uiiueham, Meuinhla, Ashevtlle. Knowllle. ami Nashville. Dining Car service. Tourist Sleeping Car, Washington to San Francisco.

Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. York and Florida Limited." finest train In the world, resumes service January 16. 10, between New York and Ht. Antrum I ne.

Leave Philadelphia S14 P. reaches St. Anaustlno 3 4, F. M. dcxt aay.

special car io Aittea ami Angista. Southern Railway OfTlre. S2S Chestnut Street, Penns. Wanla Railroad Offices. 8,18 1411 Chestnut Rourse HullUing, 3002 Mu fleet St.

und llroao Sti-eet Station. FRANK S. GANNON. J. M.

CPLP. 3d Vice Pres. A Oen'l Mgr. Traffic Mgr. W.

A Gen'l Psss. Agt. Shipping CUt42 KK.I) STAR UXE Krw York-Vonthsmntna-Londnn (IMerl4. N. R.

FAS'. hXl'RKNS SKRY10F. Rt. Paul, Jan. 17.10 A.M.

New York, Jan. 21,10 A.M. Ht. UmiIs, Jan. ill, 10 A.M.

Hi. Paul, Keh. 7, 10 A.M. New York lo Antwerp. PU-r I4N.

A nitronia, Jan. 17. Vi M. Fried and, Jan. 24.

1 M. Houthwsrk. Jait. 31. l' M.

WeMernland.Feh.T.l'J M. Ph.lnd-Iihls in Mrernool, IVr iSt. Phtla. i Relirenluiiil, Jan. 20.

Ii. I. rennlftnd.Jan.27.ft A. Rhvnlaol, Kih. S.

12 M. WatIand, Keh. ,0. ft.) A.M. Phllndelphla to Atiinero.

Pier Phlln.) NederluiYd. Jan. 31.1) A. M. Swltxcrlund.

Feb.i4,9A.M. Intrrnntlonnl KHvla-sttlnn 4'ompaaf nnl SO? Hslnut Ktreet. iJetectve Jfaenc'es DKTKCTIVE KKKV1CK-DIVOHCR WORK A siivcialtr; bua. voufld. P.

O. I'h lis. Will Present a Communication Embodying This Request to Finance Committee To-day. GIVES FACTS AND FIGURES In view of the recent flurry In the tax offiee, due to the disappearance of a former; collector, considerable interest attaches to the following letter from Receiver of Taxes Honey asking for two additional clerks In the Delinquent Tax Bureau, which request will be presented to Councils finance committee today. His communication reads: Jannary 15.

To the Presidc-ut and Members. of Finance Committee of Councils: Gentlemen In nstdng for two clerks ns supervising auditors in the Delinquent Trix Hurenil nf i rlennrtment I hail in view added safety and Increased collections, lu appointments of deputy collectors of delinquent taxes care has ahv.i.vs been exercised in the selection of men whose honesty and integrity have been beyond suspicion, but I am of the opinion that the appointment of two clerks as susested would act as a check to any temptation to nnnnclitl weakness on the part of any delinquent collectors and at the same time urge greater collections. Very many of the receipts turned over by the deputy collectors are from rents collected from tenants, and a part of the purpose of the addition of the two clerks would be to keep the several deputy collectors continuously at work In their respective districts. On the report that a former collector had disappeared from the city, deputy collectors from other districts were at once detailed to go over the work of that collector, making a personal and thorough canvass. This necessarily took them from the work in their own districts and in which collections had to be neglected.

Wants Salaries Fixed at S1.500. Inasmuch as the supervising auditors would be required during the year to work In every ward in the city, to its extreme boundaries, the expense of car fare and other transportation tat times needing the pervices of horse and carriage) would be an item of considerable expenditure, and to cover the extraordinary expenses which would be thus entailed on the two men the salaries (including allowances for such expenses) should be not less than $1,500 each. The collections ol the delinquent bureau during the live years of my Incumbency of the otlice of Receiver of Taxes have been as follows: 195 ism: 18IIS lSUt) l.LVi:.45.7M 1.47S.770 02 1.4KUUtl.tt4 1.71".(K4.34 Total Anil as yet not one dollar lias been lost to either olty or The collections at the (lepnrtment of the Receiver of Taxes dtiritiR the same period tiiiclwling Its bureaus) have been as follows: iw IMM ISflS yi.iilO.lMK-t.1 liltit i 21.i;:s.40o.4-( i Total $110,007,019.61 Office Shows a Jiflt. I The apprnprint inn to the depart mont in 1MR ffiiu Khowinfi the oust of collection In to have been less than oljiht-ter-nis of one per cent, of the amount collected and. turned Into the dry Tronsvtry.

The amount of the appropriation was more than covered by penalties paid by individual taxpayers. Total taxes delinquent dnrlns the five as nltovo recite wore as follows: Real estate taxes 403.32 State taxes 100.1(10.47 $7,470,509.70 Culled inns as follows: Rciil estate tases State taxes flit.013.H7 7.33..ar.!.r.3 rncollected tares In hands of City Solicitor, and iu preiM ration for hlra as follows: Real estnte tuxes I Slate (JU.So2.flrt Total. Ifi04 to lROO. Inclusive Penalties imposed aud dibi-ounts granted to taxpayers during lfiHH: Penalties Mf.O 01 Discounts 40,122.1. 7 7R Appmpriation 101.

0.50.00 Collections In ercess of assensmeats and appropriation Very truly yours, William J. Roney, Ilecelver of Taxes. BOER SLAVE TRADE Stories That Do Xot Touch the Cause of the M'nr. The extent to which the Roer dealt In slaves, right tip to the time of our nnncsa- I lion, soys the London Mali, nmy be OKtl-inuted by the evidence of the Rv. Dr.

Xnoh- tlsal, of the lierltn MisHioiiary Society, who procured a copy of the register kept In the local Magistrate's otMce. In this resist nr i was found transaction by which one Doer sold to another no fewer than 4H0 men, women and children! The price of each vrns I goat, or blanket, or an ox, according to their value. I As the Itorrs Increased In number tlioy tintui-ully wnnted mure Hind; nnd It lie- l-fllllO noceSWfirv- fl'lini 1 to pick (llurrol with the lintlves In tilt north of tho TrnilKVudl ntld exlcrilllnnle them. Men nnd women were liiinurlial'v slulu, und the children ftirrloil Imck to lip broualit up nn slaves. Willi rrlo.

imnv 1 they were oBlelally described ns "destitute'" The Itev. K. I.udorff. a uilKslnmirv, xtnted iiiiilicly. and his statement wan Indorsed by tne Mute Attorney, tout "on partleiiltir occasion a number of native children who were too to hp removed had been coiiei-ieu iii ii neup, covered vvirn ion: truss people who hail shown Iihti hoipltnllty null rendered bin.

nld lu slow-the old others, and rnrrh-d off tho women mid rbllriren uluveH, together with nil the I ask: Wo the Arnh I Ibnn this? luna tuiR mme or inp innp, slave trader worse Talking tlie Thing: Over. Ho Is lnnn whose unbounded as-1 nuniuce hns over been bin chief charaotor- i Istlc. When he procpeded to talk to tho practical old ffentloman about marrying hi daughter he was evMoufly prepared for the tiHnal question "Do you think you can support my dnujrh ter In the style to which ue has been ac- riistomed?" The parent spoke this phrase with the air of man who thinks lie has uttered poser, ne sin i or mm -Ken mm in uie eye. "Let's talk this tlllllK lie snlil. "Io Voil think i-nii iloiiifbloe fs niintlHu.t I man irooil wifoV" "Yea, sir.

Hft inollier anil nre both i pnictlcnl iieoplo. nnd we have (riven her a 1 practical ciliicntlnn. can not only rnnl tireek nnd play tho plniin she nractii-rtt three hours a ilay lint slip r.m iivik 11 tronrl "llmier nnd do the ma! ketltn! liilclllucully as an Ntewnnl. Moreover, her oWIIIIc.h wltli the nreille nre not contlmMl to fancy work. Kile's a trenanre, ntnl we don't propose to have any doubt about her future." I "You wore nuking me If I thoudht I cmibl i support her In Ilic style to which she Uu been ni'ruatnnicd?" I "I was." Well.

I could. Hut I rlnn't iimrrU-H 1111? hUp'h not fain ft pnict(p fhrce Ikhith ii dny on nny plnn, "''rcook cliuni-rn, nor Imrnlv whrtU with 11111 r--hi ff'iiiK t' Imvp nil thp mw-L J01" tin house, rt'iid hat tho I ft ls rcck or Ohoctnw, tunl fh. xT twl.o 11 wprk. ltd timet lut Itlrl had iioiiip enJoyHM-nt out of life." ami ni nea alive, oilier atrocities hud been comuiltted, but hestt were too horrible to relate." And In 1S70. the very year before we annexed the Transvaal Itoer loader af- ter harliiK been helped by some Kntlira In (I rn (1 nil nliotlier trllie, secrellv rettirned at nlt'll to the krnnl.

ami of H.u 1 I I i 1 I should present same to tlie Ccntrnl Trunt Com- i'q the Orphans' Court, for the, Countv of Phila-pany of NVw York on or before January 20. UHSt. ipinhla. as of April Term. 1W9.

No. 22H. of Philadelphia, rounty of Philadelphia, and 4.00. B.Oll A. 4.

On. S.3I1. 11.30 p. fd. State of Pennsvlranla.

a supimaed decedent, and 7.06 A. 6.21 P. M. the clrcmnntancea and duration thereof, bavins' For Lebanon anil Harrlshnrg Express. R.36.

10.21 been heard Iit the Orphans' Court, of Philadelphia A. M. 4.06. 6 36 P. M.

4 SO A. Countv on tiie 11th dav of October. ISIW. It was 7.21 M. Sutulaya Express.

4.00 A. 4.06, then onlered and decreed by the said Court that .16 P. M. 7.IW A. M.

the leital presumption of the death of said WILI For OettTaburg Week-days. 10.21 A. M. I AM KK1.I.Y was made out and estahltahed. and For Pott'svllle Express, 8.36.

10.21 A. 4.06, In pursuance of said order and decree, yon, the; 6 36, 11.36 P. M. 4.30, 7.21 A. said WILLIAM KELLY.

If alive, or any other 1.36. 6.06 P. M. Sundays Express. 4.00.

9.0 lioraon for you, are hereby required, on or before a 4.06. 11.36 P. M. 7.06 A. the 21st day of April.

WOO, to produce to the I 6.21 P. M. tirpliana' Court, of Philadelphia County, aatls- jor Shamokln and W'llllamsport Expresa. .28, factory evidence of the continuance In life of the io 21 A M. 4.06.

11.36 P. M. 4.30 A. said WILLIAM KELLY. If at the said date aat- M.

Sundays-Expresa, 4.00, 9.06 A. 4.08. Isfactory evidence of the continuance In life of i ll 36 M. the said WILLIAM KEIXY shall not be forth- Additional for Shamokln Expresa, eiiniliiff a decree will lie entered by said Court ft 3ft p. 1.36 P.

M. directing the Iteirlster of Wills; for the County of iror fianvlllft and Bluoniaburg Week-dayi, 10.21 Philadelphia, to Issue Letters of Administration A upon the estate of said WILLIAM KELLY to the Lock Haven. Clearfield and Bellefonte Express party thereto entitled. s. (Sleeper) dally, crcopt Satnrdnr, 11.36 P.

M. T.tSTATK OF MAROARET BBAVRI.Y, BE-I FOH ATLANTIC CITY, rjceuaed U'ttera testamentary on the above 1 Leave Chestnut Street and Sonth Street barres: Estate bavlnir been (rranled to the underalnned all I Week days Express. la) A. 2 .4 8 00, persona Indebted to the said Estate ape requested I 7.1H P. M-.

8 00 A. n.30 P. M. Snn-to make payment and those having- claims to i days Express, ft. 00, 10.00 A.

8.00 me wltliont dctav to THF. EOI'IT. 1 A 4 P. M. Samuel Hergesliehner, in her 9th year.

his ver KIOA? wKIN0' Burial on Monday, from the residence of her y- "cL hl" 0-1lu- nncle. Mr. Thomas nnd Mary K. Scargle. 18J3 fc'J' Cayuga street.

Interment at Leverlugton Ce.n- I auTAlKmni ZX ery. No funeral. 5 1 "o' IlLAKELi. On January 1.1. AMANDA wife! 1(1 KT dauiihler of Wiln.in il lulilr," of William J.

Blakely. In her 55lh vear. Funeral "nu Ukley. for exchange fr dertnlilve enpraved certificates. as oennnive eertincate huiders only will be Included In list W.

O. JACQrETTEL Treasurer rj-Ssa OFFICE OF MINE HILL AND LK-Xi SCHI YLK1LL HAVEN R. R. CO. S.

FOURTH Philadelphia. Twelfth Month 3oth. ISftO. A dividend of ONE LOLL A AND WE NTT-FIVE CENTS per share has been declared this day, payable on and after the 15th proximo. JNO.

W. RIDDLE. Treasurer. AMERICAN DISTMCT TELEGRAPH COMPANY Open Luv anil NikIiI. Executive Office.

1031 Chestnut Street Quick mill Tlrirrnph Hfr Tlrr. In onueflton nlth 1'oMlnl Tvle irrnpli f'nhlc Co. Protective Witleh. Clock Mini Kilrvlnr Alarm M.VMtemft tor Rnnkft, Fhc-tories, HuslniHi Kstuhtlshnifnt) nd I'l Ivale liwptllmfi. I'hII Iluxim lor MHiiriiKer.

Klre, I'olicn and i'nupe Service. 8iiertnl P-iHiv and lie-left vi Teletfrlm to nil point la Ihe 1'nlled felnlca or rorope. MU. tell, the nnmt-1 of her vlnltni-a nntl nnrne Iu full of the oue you mttrry. nuts Frunklln Htreet.

WINTKH I.IKR Tl) KKR Kl'MMKR to-ilMy IMimk1ii.v) ut the two two once more. Am at Milter'a agHln. Hare iroiltlon io t'tiU-ngo. nF.AiQI"ARTF.HR FOH nmilRU finolW K. lvlck' Co no Chest.

107 S. 13. MANin tOIMn MISS MAY. 1707 rteat fceatnnt Street. I.

ni.I-1. rn. DeiiAnnrs pennyroyal pili-i IS Sold bj dnigcllta. Office. 2l9 N.

NINTH Rt. MANICl'RINO. HANSELL, 1217 WALLACE ST. Jtelp Wanted FEMALE CHAMBERMAID, in small family; reference required. 1840 North 17th St.

HI cook In "srnnYlfnmlly; refeT-ence reijulred. 1S40 aN.17tb Kt. "WANTED Chocolate dlppersrwlth Apnly Hoom 31, liiiiglianj House, before 11 o'clock to-day. Situations flantod FEMALE OOOD COOK nnd Inundrcss; rrotestantj wages $5. lo(IV West Allcdliifny Avenue.

TRAINED STRSK wants posItlou wltlTroTnMd. Address It II If. TIiiimr Office. Wants Al HEX AND (iENTS CAHT-OFF CUlTM- Hats, Hhoes and Caqts louKht. High- price hi.

nenu ikwthi. im.nm cm, aM tiuiu kkmij. "aDIES FINE KTHRET AND EVENING dresses bought. Address Mrs. tcheuer, ti24 South Htreet.

IO EST" HICK t'lothlux. Csper V24 Irani Areiiue. WANTED KEONf-H AND FI RNITCKK. car'ls (entire houses). I'A'JS Hblire.

SAFFf 8EC-OND-HAND SAFES. ALL MAKES, cheap a Iso full line new sa fes old sufea takeu lu exchange. STIFFEL FREEMAN. Safe 723 CIIESTNTT Street. I A OH HALE TEN HI PANS FOR 5 CENTS at dniirjffsts.

One gives relief. Siuildinf MI KHKI.I, IIOHH1NS. ItKIi'K MAM'KArTI'RKR, Has trmofiHl hi, office to loll HANSOM At. mFor Sate A RLE TRI'ST COMPANY. F.

Harrlty. Presl- i dent. Itroad. above Chentnut. or to its attorney.

James A. Flaherty. 1-4 inth Hroan street "11T ANTED A FIKST-CIASS MAN WHO HAS tY bad plenty of practical experience In the of seciirlwt ccntractn for tlreprooting and having the work executed. A good salary to the rtclit man to operate In rhllmlelphlit. No oue need nil'ly w-ho lacks above exjwrleuce.

Address V. O. Bos 400. Piirsburs, Pa. ISotT SALE-FINE CiROCEIlY AND MKVT 1 market; Iwst bx'ation; low rent: established over 15 years.

Address E. 8., 235 Dean Street, West Chester. Pa. Storage CI ENTRAL STORAGE HOCSK, 321-323-325 North EIGHTH Street (above Vine. Low rates.

Estimates free. New, six -story building. private rooms. FOR LOANS. GOODS INSURED.

Rupture Cured ZSH Elastic Stoeklnca. Crutches and Suapensorlej. rhflndeliihla Truss (110 licust St. 2)oys, Cte. STRICTLY Ol'AltAXTEKI) TAI.KINn PAR.

Xt rots, 0 up. Slnflnj launrlra. l.o. Uohl Fish, 6c. ix icrrlvr 'i'.

rt'iisonamo. STII.LKK. 43.1 SPRITK. OALTIMOHK ANP "HIO RAILROAD. KOlt TUB WENT.

Iea.e Station. Chestnut snd i'4th Streets. ('blram. 7 A. 4 io P.

M. ilalljr. Cincinnati, Kt. liuls snd liKllnnapolls. 7.30 A.M..

1 20 (. 3.1 P. M. dally Plttsburt. 7 30 A.

4 20 snd 8 I' dallj. Toledo snd Iletrolt, 0.30 I M. dallr. Clevelniid. 4 I'O P.

M. dsllr. BOVAL. Bl.t I.IXK POIl BALTIMORE Weelt-ilays. .5.

7 30, lo.ait A. 12 10 011," 1 37 "Ii," 8.07. 4 20 "It.1, 7.30 a.xn l'. "uniiurs, a. 12 20 "II." 1.S7 'll, UI It, 7.30 8.3S 'P" I'.

"IV Trains csrrr B. snd O. ninln Cars. "Ko.val l.lmlteil." Most siiern darltght tralo In tlie world. Pining Car.

piilliiian Parlor anil Observation Smoklnir Cars. So citra fare other than retcular Pulliunn chiirne. Limited. Pullman Klnte-rooin HleenlnK Cars Plnlna- Cars. Klml-clnss fare, l'hlladelhla to Plttatiursr.

tbls train onlr. $8 no. Kor other trains to Chester and UllnilriKton. secure time tallies frsm Ticket Aftenta. ofriivs: 834 Chestnut 13th and Chestnut 8ts.

1005 Choitnut 11112 Market 3d Ht 12u N. 2d tit. aud Ststloa 24tb snd Cbestnut St. Slailroads I Htelln IMlire, No. 7211, I.

O. o. and nil Special Pnrtne. Is WILLIAM also re-otlicr societies of which he wan A menilmr, are aiding: In the City of Philadelphia, respectfulljf Invited to attend the fuueral m-r- Fourth. The snld Hpeclal I'nrtner haa contrlh-vices, ou Tucwlny afternoon.

Jnunaiy lrt. at 1 tel to the common stick of the said firm the o'clock, at bis late residence, UM7 Eaiit Firth ln Fifty Thousand Dollar In cash, street, formerly Dtcklnaon street, ThlrtT-ilrst Fifth. Tlie ssld partnership Is to commence ward. To proceed to Beacon Presbyterian Immediately after the making and slftnlns; of this Church Vault. Interment at North Cedar Hill Certificate and Is to terminate ou the 31st day of Cemetery.

December, lu the year of our Lord, llHKi. lnrlt'tl to attfiiil tha funernl, ou MonrlHV luornliip, ir. ut M.f o'-l(K-k, frcim th redl'lenr'e of Mr. Wllllnm A. MIIIpf, Fa SpIiwt itreit, fornu-rly Hphimju mreet.

Ttrnity-tiftb Bunl. K'iiileii) Mum at m. Ann C'buri-li. lutcrmcnt at Holy Croi Omi-iery. DltODKltK'K.

On January 10. I WO. MARTHA, wife of William Rroilt rlck. Tli1 rplutlven and frlemln of tin family nre rp-Ripcf fully lnvltod lie funi'inl, on Mnniliiy nmrnliiK. H.30 o'clock, from hur bnn-luiiiil' u'iitvnee, itf'rt llthnont avenue.

Went riillnilelphin. Hrlcinn Ucqulfm Mhsb nt the rhun li of fur Mother of Korn-wn. at 10 o'clock. Interment at iatbetlr.il (Vniftrry. P1HK.

Jjinunry 11. HAHAII. wife, of Goorire Jturk. n)tcl yearn. Kuiierul acrTlrcn on Ttin-tlny inorntiiir at JO oVhM-k, nt her son's renl-iletice, 211 Kttt MmiiiMuth ntn-et.

BVHNK. On Jnnuiry W. KATIR. twla unofrliter of Jubn ami Harah Jlj'rny, 3 montiis. Kunernl on Monday niornlny.

Jannary 15, at JO o'c'k. from her dummm' North H.incotk street. Interment at Holy Crow Cemetery. SI I'M EN A On the 11th Instant. DANIEL I Mt-MENAMIN fornicrlv ut Mtmli.tin nn.l bninj(h, Ireland.

aRed 57 yenra. Funeral on Monday mornlna: at H.30 o'clock. fr)m his late residence. ftl7 Houth Twenty-fourth street. the 11th Instant.

ELIZABETH, widow of the late Bernard McNaiuce. aed Wt years. Funeral on Monday mom 1 11 st H.30 o'clock, fmm the residence of her son-lu-Iaw ra.ri.'s wauaaner. Eleventh street. Janua7 13.

ANN1K, wife of John M'Horley, Mgcd 67 years. The relatives and friend of (lie family are, respectfully luTiled to attend the funeral, on Tm-sdcy nt 8- o'clock, froni the reslrieuce nf 1 her son-lu-law, Mr. William Tate, KMWl North Sydenham street. High Mass at St. Stephen's Church, Interment at Cathedral Cemeteiy.

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