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10. THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1910. ents residence, 2539 15th st. Mass of re- DEAD WOMAN IDENTIFIED NEWS OF THE SHIPS ID SHIPPING MEN Something About Arrivals and Clearances at This Port. Notes of Interest miles south of Scotland lightship at 3 1Mb.

ADMIRAL SCHLEY, from Port Antonio for Philadelphia, was 400 miles south of the Hook at noon 19th. COMANCHE, from Jacksonville fT Xew York, was miles south of Scotland lightship 11.2H A SI 19tb. ARAPAHOE, from New York for Jacksonville, was 255 miles south of Scotland lightship noon 10th. HUIO CASTLE, from New York for Vera Cruz, passed Norwegian bark showing letters "JOCK." in lat 30.14, long 77. OO, at SI 19th.

W1NNTFRED, from Poit Arthur for ISe-w SOrk, was 43H miles south of Scotland lightship noon 19th. COM AL. from Xew York fr Mobile, was o5 miles south of Scotland lightship noon 19th. SIOMCS from New OrleaDS for Xew York, was 509 miles south of Scotland lightship noon 19th. CHARCOS.

was reported in lat 27.1o, long (9.11. iKJUlld south, at 10 A ISth. PRESTON, was reported as 50 miles off Slobile Bar at 8 18th. PItINZ JOACHIM, from Kingston, for Xew York, left Fortune Island at 1 A SI 19th. I'HitlSlOUAU from New York for hristobal, was 9oO miles south of the- Hook midnight ISth.

st. Interment private, at Sit Morluh Cemetery. Trains leave Broad Street Station for Forty-ninth street every fifteen minutes. STROU.SE.-On February 18, 1910, ELIZA, widow of Samuel Stronse. Relatives and friend are Invited to attend the funeral, on Slonday, at 2 SI.

from ber late resldetu-e. 1705 16th et. Interment private, at AdatU Jeshurun Cemetery. SULLIVAN. On February 19.

1910. SIARY. widow of the late John Sullivan, late, of I005 Tasker tt. Due notice of funeral will be given, from the residence of her aon-tn-law, Edward A Corcoran. 4721 Chester ave.

TAYLOR. A hi late residence. 818 21f. street, SIR CHARLES TAYIOR. aged years.

Due notice of the funeral will be given. TRACY. On February 10. 1910, SIICHAEL E. husband of Slary A Tracy (nee Delaqevi and son of the late John and Hanorab Tracy.

Relative and friend of the family, also Division No 51. AO H. and the Albert I.l-ner Asociation. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, nt 8.30 A SL from his late residence. 4318 Tack-awanna st.

Frankford. Solemn mass of requiem at St Joachim's Church, at 10 A SL In-terment at New Cathedral Cemetery. TRUITT. On February 17. 1910, SIARY, widow of the late Heart Truitt and daughter of Catherine and tbe late John Murphy.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral on Tuesday, at 8.30 A SI, from tbe residence of ber mother, 718 South America, 1 st High mass of requiem at St Philip Church, at IO o'clock. Interment at Holy rmeterv. lie was a niemlier. are Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8.30 A SI. from mother's residence.

349 Slaster tt. Solemn high mass at, St Sliehael' Church at IO A M. Interment at Xew Cathedral Cemetery. MYERS. On February IS, 1910.

JOHN husband of Sarah Slyer. In his 75th year! The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 721 Pearl st. Camden, J. Interment In Sit Vernon Cemetery.

PFROMMER. On February 19. 1910. CHA8 A PI ROMMEIt. Funeral on Tuesday, at 8.30 A SI.

from his late residence. 20O7 Water-ly st. i20th anil Pine). Solemn high mass of requiem at St Patrick's Church, at 10 A SI. Interment private.

Holy Cross Cemetery. Sod'lenly, on February 17, 1910. ROBERT MORITZ. son of Henry and Rose Pinkus, aged II months. Relative and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at IO A M.

at his parents' residence, 2216 15th st. Interment strictly private, at Adath Jeshurun Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. RAFFERTY'. On Wednesday, February 16, 1910.

ANNA, wife of the late Jame Rafferty and daughter of Slary and the late James Cog-gins. Relatives and friends, also Gladstone Circle. No 449. fj of of A. are Invited to attend funeral, on Slonday morning, Februarv 21.

1910. at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 2714 Almond st. 25th ward. Solemn requiem mass at St Ann's Church, at 10 o'clock.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. READING. JOHN A. beloved son of Emily and the late Daniel Reading, aged 33 years. Remains may be Tiewed Sunday evening at 8 o'elock.

KRAUT. On February 17. 1910. GOTTLIEB, husband of Augusta Kraut, seed 04 years. Relatives and friends, also the members of the William Oramp Yearly Beneficial Society and the employes of the brass foundry, are invited attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 3 SI.

at his late residence. 2304 Araminso ave. Interment at Talmer Cemetery. LAFFKRTY. On February 17, 1910.

AX-DREW LAFFERTY'. husband of Helen I-afferty. Relatives and friends, also Rosary Society. Ieasrne of the Sacred Heart and Holy Name Society of St Ajratha's Church: St. Patrick's TAB Coclety and St Patrick's I are invited to attend funeral, on Slondav.

at 9.30 A SI. from his late residence. 3843 Spring Garden st, West Philadelphia. Solemn requiem mass at Sf Ajratha's Church, at 11 A SL Interment at Cathedral Cemeterv. LA SI SI LB.

Ojn February 17. 1910 FRKDE-RICKA. widow of the late Charles Laaimle. Relatives and friends, also the members of the Ladies' Aid Societv of the German Evanu Lutheran Emanuel Church. 4th and Carpenter sts, are invited to attend funeral, on Slondav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence.

5739 Slarket st. Interment private. LANE. On February IS. 1910.

SHRGARET FRANCES, daughter of the late Cornelius and Mary Ine. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8 o'clock, at her late residence, 718 Spruce st. Solemn requiem mass at St Slary's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. LA CLE.

On February 19. 1910. THEODORE, beloved husband of Eva SI Laule (nee Relatives and friends, the Tanners Society and the Tenners and Liberal Beneficial Society, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 8.T40 A M. from his late residence. cor Slascher and Palmer sis.

Solemn requiem mass at St Boiiifacius Church at 10 A SL LAWLOR On February 17. 1910. beloved wife of Martin Lawlor. Relatives and friends, also members of the Sacred Heart of ft uiem at the Church of St Slontca. at 10 precisely.

Interment at Cathedral Cem- tery. POFGHERTY. On Februarv IS. 1910. HUGH, husband of the late Klizabeth Dougherty nice lierron).

Relatives and friends, also Smith Hevlin Oyster Teamsters, are invited to attend funeral. Slonday, at 7.30 A Si. from residence of his danahter. Sirs Mary Scmiutdetter, 122-S Slontomery ave. Requiem mass at the Church of Holy Xame at o'clock.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. February 17. 1010. JAMKS DI DbY. husband of Annie Dnddy.

native of County Perry. Ireland, aeed 73 years. Relatives and friends, also the Penna Relief Association, are invited to attend funeral. Slonday mornine. at 8.30 A SI.

from his late residence. 457 Warren st. West Phila. Solemn requiem mass at St Aeatha's Church at 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

EAGAN. In Conshobocken. on Februarv 19. 1010. SI A RG A RET.

wife of Thomas Kasran. Sr. Relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday inornins, at 8 o'clock, from her late residence. 213 12 Surinir Mill ave. Conshohock-en.

High mass of requiem at St Slatthew's Church A M. Interment St Matthew's Xew Cemetery. F.LY. On February 17. 1910.

KM SI A JANE, widow of the late Oliver Ely and dauchter of the late Lewis and Kllza Bolton. The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral services, on Slonday. at 1.30 o'clock, at her late residence. lf34 Sydenham st. The remains can Ix; viewed on Sunday evening.

Interment private. Camden pupers please copy. FISHER. On February 16. 1910.

MARY, beloved wife of James Fisher. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, Slonday, at 8.30 A SI. from her husband's residence, 4tiR7 Lancaster ave. West Phila. Solemn re-iuiem mass at the Church of Our Mother of Sorrows at 10 A SL Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

FITZPA TRICK. On February 17. 1910, Ham-cents A M. Porto Juan, i.uracao. La Guayra and Puerto Cabello (Co lumbia, via Curacoa wheu specially addressed).

Per Caracas, 4.00 A SI. Cuba, via Havana (wheu specially addressed), per Saratoga. 6.0O A SL Turks Island and Dominican Republic, per Seminole, 6.O0 A M. hortune Island and Jamaica tPauama. Canal one and Costa Rica.

specially addressed), per fcs Prinz Joachim. B.OO A M. Hm 1m rims. parcels inst mails), via Miami Pia. glS- I tered mail, via New Orleans.

8.00 SL Hon- uuiits (except Amapala). reg-istered mail (when Siv. via Mobile, M. TRANS-ATLANTIO PARCELS-POST SIAiLS. t.reat Britain and Ireland Close at 5 SI Juesday, er Umbria, and at 5 Friday, pr Oceanic.

oermany Close at 5 Wednesday, per George Washinirton France Close at 1 Oceanic. M. Friday, per Austria Close at 4 A 2, per Alice. Netherlands Close at Potsdam. M.

"Wednesday. March 1 Slondav, per Norway, Sweden uid Denmark Close at 4 A SI. Thursday. March 3, per HelliK Ola v. Beljrinm Close at 1 SI Tuesday, per Lapland.

Italy Close at 1 SI Friday, per TRANS-PACIFIO SIAILS. Fiji Islands, Xew Zealand and Australia (except West), per Makura. from Yaurtiver. C. close at Philadelphia February 20.

Japan, Korea and China, per Seattle Slaru. from Tacoma. close at Philadelphia February 27. Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands, per transport from San Francisco, close at Philadelphia.

Ftbruary 28. Hawaii, per a Alameda. from San Francisco, close at Aiiladelphia February 28. Hawaii. Japan, Korea.

China and Philippine Islands, per Slongolia. from San tHn-ciseo, close at Philadelphia Slarch 3. Japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands, per Empress of China, from Vancouver, C.

close at Philadelphia March Tahiti. Marquesas and Cook Islands. Xew Zealand and Australia (except West), per st Mariposa, from San Francisco, close at Philadelphia March 5. Samoan Islands. New Zealand wnd Australia (except West), per Century, from San Francisco, close at Philadelphia March 6.

Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands, ptr Tenyo Slaru. from San Francisco, close at Philadelphia March 10.

Ordinary letters mailed np to 9.30 Sf the next day will rech the Pacific coast in time for connection with steamer, provided there is no delay in the overland transit. New York Curb Market From The Inquirer Bureau. XEW YORK. Feb. 19.

The following are the sales, opening, highest, lowest and closing prices on the Xew York Curb Slarket today: INDUSTRIALS. Oceanic, 2.00 A SL Germany, via burg direct, letter mail onlv, rate 2 an ounce, per Graf W'aldersee, 2.00 Bermuda, per Oceana. 4.0O A SL Rico, Curacao and Venezuela, via San PHir.IT Sliehael Church, are invited to attend Last High. Low. sale.

3 24 3 29 27,4 29 I 1-16 5a I 16 a 1-32 Va 2M2 2P2 2l'2 629 619 629 ZVb 2 2 77a 77s 77b PAN1ES. 10 10 10 195a 19' 2 198 The relatives and friends nt the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday 2 o'clock, from his mother's residence. 706 Cantrell st. Interment private. RITER.

On February 19. 1910. W'lLUAM JOSEPH, beloved son of Oeorge and late Slargaret Riter (nee Krider). in his 36th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 7.30 A SI.

from brother's residence. Sir George Rlter. Jr, 2512 North Alder st (10th and Cumberland). Requiem mass at St Bonaventura's Church, at 0 A SI. Interment private.

ROBINSON'. On February 19. 1910. JASIES J. beloved son of James and Catharine Robin-sou, aged 4 year 4 months and 9 days.

Relatives aud fiiends are invited to attend funeral. Tuesday, at 1 SI. from his parent' repidence. Graham Plain. La Slott.

Slontgomery county. Pa. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ROGERS. On Februarv 19 1910 ET.SfER ROGERS, aged 43 vears.

The relatives and friend of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, at St James' Church, Kingsesging, Sth and Woodland ave, on Tuesday. 22d inst. at 11 o'clock. The remains can be viewed at the undertaking room of Pierce. cor 7th aud Parrish ats.

on Slonday evening. RORER. On February 17. 1910. SASIUEL C.

son of David and Amanda Rorer. aged 32 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Slondav. at 11 A SI. at his late residence.

4708 Sluiberrv st. Frankford. Interment private, at Ivy Hill Cen.etery. RUSSELL. On February 16.

1910. FLORA, wife of John Russell and daughter of Joseph and Julia Leonbardt. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, 2109 South Ninth St. Interment private, at Fernwood Cemetery. SCATCHARD.

Entered Into rest on February 18. 191. ANN. wife of George Seatchard and daughter of the late John and Tamor Whitehead, aged 7h years. Relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the fuueral services, ou Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock precisely, at her late residence.

365 Chelten ave, Germantown. Interment Ivv Hill Cemetery. SCHLACHTER. On February IS, 1910. GRACE wife of George Schlachter.

aged 35 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at IO A SI precisely, at her late residence. cor 13th and Spring Garden sta. Inter ment private, at lit Cemetery. SCHSI1D.

On February 19. 1910. FRETJE-RiCKA. wife of the late Emanuel Scfcmid. aired )l years.

The relative aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Slonday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her daughter. Mrs Seihold. 115 Wyoming ave. Interment at Sit Vernon Cemeterv. SEAS.

On February 17. 1910. HENRY SEAS. huhand of the late Susan Seas, aged 82 years. Funeral services, to wlilch tbe rela tives and friends are Invited, on Slonday.

21st Inst, at 1 SI. at the residence cf her son. Sir Oliver Seas. 534 Sloyamensing ave. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery.

SHIELDS. On February IS. 1910. ROBERT SI SHIELDS. Relatives and friends, also Post Xo 2, A R.

and survivors of Penna Volunteers, are invited to attend funeral services, on Monday, at 2 at his late residence, 1636 Dover st. Interment private. SHIELDS. On February 16. 1910.

SARA A. daughter of the late John and Sarah A Shields. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral, on Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock, from her late residence. 1423 Xorth Seventeenth st. Solemn requiem mass at the Church of tbe Gesu at 9.3U A SL Interment Holv Sepulchre Cemetery.

SMITH. At Easton Hospital. Easton. Pa, 011 Thursday. February 17.

1910. ARTHUR SMITH, late of Collingswood. J. aged 53 years. Funeral at Easton.

SSIITH. On February 16. 1910. at Ocean City. J.

SIARY" B. wife of II A Smith. Relatives and friend are invited to attend tbe funeral services, on Slonday. February 2L at 2 at ber husband's residence. Sth and Ocean ave.

Ocean City. J. Interment private at Sea Side Cemetery. SORBEIL-On February 19. 1910.

ELIZABETH S. widow of George A Sorber. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2.30 SI, at her late residence. 6363 Jefferson st. German-town.

Interment private, at Ivy Hill Cemetery. SPAXGLER. On February 17. 1910. FRANK S-P ANGLER, son of the late Captain William and Slary Spangler (nee Cress).

In his 60th year. Relatives and friends, also employes of the Chestnut St Opera House, are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 M. at his brother-in-law's residence. William Yapp. 1515 North Newkirk St.

Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. STEVENSON. On February 17. 1910. ELLEN, widow of John Stevenson.

Relatives and friend are invited to attend the funeral, on Slonday. at 8.30 A SI. from her late residence. 112 and 30 Moyamensing ave. Solemn requiem mass at St Philip Neri's Church, at 10 A SI.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. STI EFEL. On Februarv 1910. PAULINE STIEFEL (nee Slueller). widow of the late Fredrich Stiefel.

aged 62 years. Relatives and friends of tbe family, also members and Ladles' Section of the Southwark Turn and Sunday School Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of bet son-in-law. Sir John Lane, 1235 South Flfty-sVcond Sales. Stocks. Opg.

308 Am Writing Paper 23.4 1350 do pref 27V 400 Bav St Gas 4462 Lack Stl ts. 1-32 1 00 So I 2 I 12 27 Stand Oil ..620 500 Mt. 2a 100 do pref 7Ta MINING COSH 30O Argent Min. 10 60O Braden Cop. 191 2 30O Caledonia Slin.

19-16 19-16 I 9 16 1 3 ts 24 'a 23 4 2 9 16 13' 4 24' 2 58 13-16 2 4300 Chino Cop 3 1 00 Cobalt Cen 25' 2 3900 Colo Silver. 11-16 700 Cons Ariz. 23,4 300 Davis-Daly 2t2 133 25 11-16 28 2'5; 2 4CO Kl Rayo. 2 7-16 6400 Ely Cen ITs 300O EJy Cons 87 27-16 178 I 2 7-16 27-16 11-16 1 11-16 93 5 87 5 93 50 First Nat Oop 5 5 9a 11-16 934 300 Giroux Mln 97 2800 G'fd Ons. 7 900 Greene Can 91 1 000 Greenewater Ac 10 260O Harcuvar Cop 54 2300 Kerr Lake.

914 200 La Rose. 9s 1116 93 94 7. 2 7 IO 54 9 4 10 53 918 10 53 9 3-16 4 11-16 1800 Sliami Cop 4 11-16 4 11 237- 24 8 16 4 237 1 2 223,4 13-16 1116 2378 2 224 13-16 I 7 16 13' 2 10'. 8 500 Siines Co of America '2 1400 Ney Con Slin. 223 4 100 Nev S.VSI.

13-16 400 Nev Utah. 17-16 1 227 8 13 16 7 16 1 13' 2 10' 8 7-16 I 3 '-2 IOV3 200 New Baltic. l3'2 lOOXip'g Mines. 10'8 800 Ohio Copper. 4 3 16 4 3-100 Orphan Cop.

1000 Otisse 10 400 Pae SI. I a 200 Precious Slet. 1 1 2 2000 Rawhide Coal 17 1800 Ray 3 '-4 400 Ray Cons 2 1 3.4 IOO Stewart 1.2 20O Tnla I Li 13C0W Va-Wyo. 2a 400 Yukon Gold. 4', 2 4 16 4 3 16 4 3 16 '4 102 Its I I C2 17 338 22'4 '2 I 10 116 '4 10' 2 I I 16 I 17 3 5 16 22' 4 '2 I I 4 2 1 a 4 9-16 201-2 38 1 Vz 17 3 4 2134 1 4 2 116 4 2 218 9-16 S1ISCELLANEOUS.

ICO C. SI O. 202 20V2 1 00 St i F. 38 38 BONDS. SIOCO Bing Cen By 20'.

2 38 OTHER PORTS Sailed -Str FREDERICK, Savannah. Feb 19. for Phil- New York. Feb AKEN DKECHT. for Philadelphia.

Feb 1R Schr lOLNlr BROTHERS, for Philadelphia. Colombo. Feb IC Str SCHARZFTSLS. for Philadelphia. CienfucRos.

Feb 17. Str VIZCAINA. forPhil- a lelphia. Brunswick. Feb 18.

Schr K1NEO. for Phila- MoblreFeh 18. Schr ASBURY FOUNTAIN, for Philadelphia. Failed Isle of Wight. Feb 19.

Str MANITOU. from Philadelphia for London and Antwerp; Feb 18 Str PENN'OIL. from Philadelphia for Dover. Kinsale. Feb 19.

Str TIOGA, from Philadelphia for Dublin. Cane Henrv. Feb 19. Str WESTF1 ELD. from Baltimore for Philadelphia.

2 A M. Sand Key. Feb 17. Str SUN. from Philadelphia for Sabine.

8 A M. Arrived Baltimore. Feb 19. Str LORD ROBERTS, from Philadelphia. Jacksonville.

Feb 19 Tug WELLINGTON, towine barges SOUTHWEST and DOM PEDRO II. from Philadelphia. Singapore. Feb 17. Str INYERIC.

from Philadelphia. Hvannis. Feb 18. Schr HENRY W1THING-TOX. from Philadelphia for Portland.

STEAMER SCHEDULE TO ARRIVE Xame. For. From. Sailed. N.

York Palermo Jan. 29 tGranaria Philada. Blyth Feb. 1 Philada. Feb.

'2 Astoria Philada. Feb. 2 tRhenanla Philada. 4 Gf. N.York.

Hamburg Feb. 8 tOanadis Philada Almerla Feb. 5 tMan. Philada. 6 San Giovanni York riles .8 Barcelona.

Feb. Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Leith Feb. 10 Phi lada Rotterdam Feb.

10 Lisbon Feb. 10 -Naples Feb. 11 X.York. 11 N.York. Feb.

12 Feb. 12 7. N. York. Feb.

12 York I-ondon Feb. 12 Feb. 12 stown 13 iansand Feb. 13 Feb. 13 Feb.

13 Alice Mongolian Vera Sloncerisio. America Virginia. Kroonland. iEast Furnessla. Mesaba Carolina.

Fmbria Hellig Olar. Madonna Slaripiette. "Ku. Aug Rhein. Vict.

18 1 ork. Bremen reD. N. York. Feb.

14 X.York. Feb. 14 N.York. Feb. 15 Themistocles.

Saunio jh Bretacme. Philadelphia Campania Perugia Estonia Noordam Zieten Finland La Savoie. Colombia. Y'ork Feb. 1j Southampton -Feb.

15 York Hamburg Feb. lb Philada 17 N.York Feb. 17 Naples Feb. 17 York 17 19 Feb. 19 Feb.

19 Feb. 19 Feb. 19 Steamers Destined for Philadelphia Due to Arrive. Astoria Minnesota Khenania Huelva Gran aria Cirubria Canadia Mongolian Zyldyk 21 21 Feb. 21 Feb.

21 22 Feb. 25 25 27 28 Marquette Feb. 2) Slan. Corpor'n Feb. 2S Haverford 2S Pallanza Montana Samland Soestdyk Slerion Sicilian 7 13 13 14 14 DUE AT NEW YORK Grauaria Feb.

20 Gf. Waldersee. Feb. 20 Emilia Feb. 20 Kn.

Aug. Vict. Feb. 21 Kroonland Hellic Olav Furnessia Sau Giovann 22 22 22 Feb. 22 TO DEPART Name.

From. For. Sailing. TFeb. 22 Potsdam.

Russia Lapland. L'mbria. Verona. N. York.

ban York Feb. Feb. 23 Feb. 2:5 Feb. 23 Feb.

24 G. Washington. N. 1 Bremen enma La Bretagne. Pennsylvania Minuesota tOranaria Huelva Astoria Rhenania.

Barharoasa. X.York. Feb. 24 Y'ork Hamburg Philada. London Rotterdam Feb.

Feb. 24 U. 2f. 2t? 2o 2o Philada York Naples N. York.

Southampton Feb. 20 20 2t Oceanic. Feb. Feb. (if.

Waldersee.N Furnessia di X.York. Mesaba N.York. America York. Feb. 2 Feb.

26 1 1 2 2 2 2 Alice N.York. Kroonland Mauretania. Madonna Rhein Hcllig Olav. La Savoie. Marquette.

Zvlrtvlr York Li verpool York Marseil lea N.York. York "oponhagen N.Y'ork Havre Philada Rotterdam Manchester Hamburg tMan. Corpor n. Philada. Ku.

Aug. N.York. I'ss. di Abruzzi Finland Mongolian. ('oltimbia Philadelphia 1 ork.

Y'ork twerp Philada. -York. Southampton York Li verpool "Lanrentie. Carmania Kr. Wil.

d. Gr Noordam Lusitania A ncona Estonia I Lorraine. Zieten Re. d'ltalia. Slar.

5 8 8 9 10 10 12 12 12 Bremen Rotterdam IJverpool Genoa Lilian York -X. Havre York Bremen X.York. Vaderland. Adriatic. X.

Y'ork. werp York Naples Pallarza. Berlin Caledonia. Pres. Lincoln Slinnetouka.

tSlontana Samland. J-Soestdyk. Morion Sicilian Mar. -Slar. 19 Vessels carrv mails.

Do not carry passengers. FOREIGN MAILS ClcniiiK the PltiladPlph la Postof- fl rr for the Present "Week SUNDAY' Guatemala. British Honduras. Cos- a Rica. Bocos del Xoro Panama ana Sal vador lexcept Parcels Post and ordinary prints nit nflmnlaut Tin IV OrlenriR A A fnnnrllfliwl ipTi-pnt Ta reel--Post SfnilfO.

Tla North Svdnev. 8 AM. MONDAY Honduras (except Amapala). via Slobile. 3 A SI: Trinidad.

Ciudad Bolivar. TURNER On February 17. 1910. GEORGH TURNER, beloved husband of Annie Turner Relatives and friends, also Slavonic Lodges. Fernwood Lodge.

543: Universal Chapter. 256: Cvrene Commaudery. 7. Van Hook Coun-cfl No 8 and Ln Lu Temple. Excelsior Consistory Lodge of Perfection.

14th Degree: Council Princes of Jerusalem. 16th Degree; Chapter of Rose Crolv. 18th Degree: Consistory S. S2d Degree: Inromar Council 950 Roval Arcanum, also Tuckahou Tribe Ked' Men. 271: Sona of St George, of Manavunk: Order of St George, of Philadelphia: Board of Chosen Freeholders of Camden county.

Camden Republican Club. Gloucester City Republican Club, and all other organizations of which he wa a member, arn Invited to attend the funeral services, on Slonday. February 21. 1910 at 12 noon, at his late residence! Broadway "and Somerset st. Gloucester City.

J. Interment private at Fernwood Cemetery TWADDELL In Roversford. Pa. on February 16. 1910.

MARY I wife nt John 11 Twaddell. In ber 6itb year. The relatives and friend ore respectfully invited to attend th funeral services, from tbe of her son-ln-law. SI Eppebimer. aoi Spring st.

Royersford. Pa. on Saturday. February in. at 6 o'clock M.

Continued services at Arlington Cemetery Chapel. Delaware county, on Sunday. February 20. at 12 o'clock noon. Interment at the adtolnlng cemetery.

WARNER. On February 19. 1910. CHARLES WARNEiR. husband of Sarah Warner and son of Sarah and the late Joseph Warner.

Residence. 232 SfcClellan st. Due notice of th funeral will lie given. WARREN. On February 18.

1910. WILLIASI J. beloved husband of Emma Warren and son of David and Matilda Warren, in hi 27tb year. Due notice of funeral will given, from the residence of his brother-in-law. Casper Gosncr.

711 SIcClellan st. WEBER. On February 17. 1910. ELLA EVANS, daughter of the late Benjamin and Slary Jane Evans.

Relative and friends arq Invited to attend the funeral services, at 2 M. on Slondav. 21 Inst, at her late residence, 1839 22d st. Interment private. WHITE On Februarv 17.

1910. MARTHA WHITE, widow of late John SI White, aged in lier 86th year. Relatives and friends, also members of Sit Vernon Baptist Cbnrcb. are Invited to attend the funeral. Mondav.

12 o'clock, from resilience of her eon-in-law. Sir Frank Newmayer. 353.S Ella st. Service at Sit Vernon BaptiFt Church. an ay un SI011 -djy.

2 Si precisely. Interment at Hagey ineterv. WHITE. Suddenly, on February 18. 1910.

SASIUEL L. husband of Mary Keefer White, aged 58 years. Funeral service, on Slonday. at 10.30 A at his late residence. Thorp's lane, Germantown.

Interment private. Please omit flowers. WILKIN S. Suddenly, on Febmnry 17. 1910.

near Medford. J. STACY WILKIN'S, aged 59 years. Relative and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Slontiay. February 21.

at IP SI. from the SI Church, Sledford. J. Interment I Cemeterv. WRIGHT.

Feb 17. 1910. JOHN SIILBY WRIGHT, husband of Emma Wright (tie Pointeri. aged 84 years and 11 month. Relatives and friends, also Hope How and Hop Engine Co.

Vol Fire Dept. are invited funeral services. Sunday afternoon, at I o'clock, at his late residence. 17o4 South 221 street. Interment Fernwood Cemetery.

YOUNG. On February IS, 1910. JOHN" YOUNG, husband of Catharine Young (ne. Linden, aged 71 years. Relatives and frlendi of the family, also Copernicus Conclave.

S'i 21. Atlantic Kain. No 4. Philadelphia Butchers' Unterstuetzlng Brother Vereins. and tbo members of Zloa German Reformed Church, are iavtted to attend the funeral services, on Slonday.

at 1.3') o'clock, from bis late residence. 244 Thompson st. Interment at Fernwood Cemeterv. YOUNG-. On February 16.

1910, WILLIASC YOUNG. Relatives and friends are Invited f' attend the funeral services, on Slondav. February 21. at 1 SI. at 1428 Frankford ave.

Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. ZORX. On February 16. 1910. KATIE! ZORN (nee Soefftngi.

wife of George Zorn. Jr. aged 40 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at SI. from her late residence.

1706 10th st. Interment at Slount Peace Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM SIUTZ. In fond snd loving remembrance r. mv dear aunt.

SIARY LUTZ. who departed thia life February 20. 1909. Sadly missed. NIFCE ATI E.

CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE MEDIU.M Slawr section. West Address B-7. Inquirer SIZE LOT Laurel Hill office. IN BRYN Cemetery TOO IATE TO CLASSIFY SIOULJER (eleetrotyper) wanted: only tho thoroughly experienced on the beat, kind of half-tone work wanted; open shop. Addre, with references, K.

C. Station V. Xtw Tori city. tJCKiy: you uihu.u wf your physical change will be more at new vitality na me, mwo montns eu Me Send You This Book Mystery Surrounding? A'ietint, Railroad Accident Cleared Special to The Inquirer. PITTSBURG, Teh.

19. The mystery surrounding the identity of the young woman who, while masquerading in men's clothing, was run down and in- stantlv killed in the Baltimore and Ohio -r yards, near Wheeling, January 8, has been solved. The man who accompanied her who disapueared after the accident and was Charles KUia Yohm, of Perry county. and the two were known as husband and wife. The woman's name was Mary Fleming, and her mother now resides at Carlisle, or South Fairview, Pa.

Three weeks after the woman's death boys found a suit case 'on a hillside east of Ben wood. It contained woman's clothing, letters and photographs. Miss Nettie Yohm, of Newport, a sister of Charles Yohm, identified a photograph of the dead woman as that of her sister-in-law. When a girl the woman was taken to raise hv iieorsre nch.ei. a laiiiici- ui I 1 1 i.

4 dams county, Pa. At 17 ran away and was married to a man named Weaver. She later wrote to Mrs. Fickel that she had married Yohm. Farmers Close Pottstown Session special to the Inquirer POTTSTOWN, Feb.

19. The fifteenth animal session of the Fanners' Institute of northern Chester county came to a close tonight, when addresses were delivered bv J. II. Feachey. of Hcllevue.

L. II. Watts, of Keermoor, Clearllciil countv; Miss Arabelle Carter, of Philadelphia, 'ami Frank Kline, of Spring City, in addition to a large number of Chester county farmers. 'Profitable Wheat IJrow-ipg," "'HuUilinii T'p the lairy Herd." -'Tae Clover Crop and How We Grow It" and other equally timely topics were discussed. Lawyer Trying to Collect Fee SpeHal to the Inquirer.

WILKES-PARKE. Feb. 19. Attorney (ieortro J. Llewellyn today began suit against Hazel township for S1O0O, whicu he claims as his fee for acting as examiner in four cases of contested elections and which he declares the township officials have neeleetHl to pay, although he has often tried to collect It.

Altoona Business Man Fails Special to The Inquirer. ALTO OX A. K. narry Steckmaii. a leading retail merchant M.

in the central business section of this city, announced his failure in business today, ami has petit ioue.l the bankruptcy court if the State asking that Oliver Ki.thert, ci this city, be appointed his receiver. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Siaelair. John W. Mcvers, Win Kr.x't. Artburll Ksinsrk.

Si. Sirola, Jakob Siill'iu. lagovelli. Lhljri Alani. I-oii II Kaufman.

I.iohm r. Richard C. lHinney. Genrjie. Jr.

GioU-r. Saruu. i SL Smith. L.uis Kradly. S.

an Ilyron, liahdr. Andrew. Vita 'arlen. Han- Thornns. Arthur a tries Kins.

Harry A Slartha W. Ella. Wharry Slary. Lillle. Chesiu.

Sarah. 'opuian. Bie. pHia'-io, Teresa. F.lanehe Slary A.

W.i Iter. Kmtua. Siii ton. Eli. l.iirsbe'.h -t n.

Rschel. Fannie Marie. 1-uisa. eke. F.liz- Emil.e.

lvitersen. Alan. Alice SL J.huso:i. Ada Ntilif E. DIED AMBLER.

On Februarv 1. BETH BUCK. of William IV and Margaret P.l. F.I.IZ.V-S A rubier. SI the laie J-hn friends of the Relatives Riid familv are invited to atp-nd the funeral service on -nilsy.

a 11 precis4y. at her late resi-l-tiCe. 4 ave. iermanion. Inu nil -4 1 1 1 i private at conveniences of the 4.NDRFWS Vt the Murnil'! Hnn, on Februarv 1910.

WTIX1AM ANDREWS, in the 'stth year of hi ae. Due notice of ra-lieral will given. BARBIERI. S' of Carmine and IVrruwn. etv ruarv 19.

plO. air! 17 months. Relatives and 5 are i'lvited t- a'teml funeral. February 22 T.10. at A M.

fnn fnthers resi.lcn.e. 1211 ir.th st. Srv l.f- at St Rita Chun a. Inf-rnicnt Holy Cross Cnuetery- V. Februarv 1.

191M. -ifJL Tomii-l liarrnu. Relatives and friends and" the Altar S.x-setv of the Visitation Church to afrend the funeral, va Slen.iav. A M. from her husband's residence.

122 intiuirdon sr. Solemn reqn.em mass at the t'h-irch i.f the Visitation St A SI. In terment at St harles ivmeiery. iveiiej vn.e. -On 1'.

at HaVieton Pa. AI GUSTINE BARTHOLOMEW. Notice of the fuu-ral will 1-e cnn. BFXT In Philadelphia. Fa.

on February IS. Mis CLARA KKI.TON BENT, of Chester. Pa. Notice cf funeral will be given later. P.1RNEY.

on Februarv 17. 1910. MARGA-Rf-T wife of the late James Biruey. Relatives ami fiieiid-. also the ineuit-efs of the Fourth Reformed FresbvlerUn Church, are invited to attend the fuueral services, on Monday at 2 at her late residence.

124o 2d St. luicruient at Sit Moriaii Cemetery. BOYLE. Ou Februarv IS. 1910.

JOHN R11YI E. son of Margaret and the late Hucb Boy I Relatives and friends ore Invited to attend o'clo. k. Char'es at the o'clock. funeral, on Monday moruitig.

st from tkjfi residence of ids brother. Bovle. f4.12 Cellar ave. Requiem ma-s Church or the Trs nfigurst ion. at 10 1'itertnent at New Cathedral Cemetery.

i-U -or. Vehriiarr IS. 191. JFSTUS BRACE husband of the Inte Fredericka Bra tier hum1 netoiner ei. irpi vears.

iveia- tives and friend. alo liiemtH-rs oi iieruiaun Lwl-e No 125. and A the employe of Braner Son. Inc. aud ail other societies of which he was member, sre invited to atterid the funeral services.

-on Slondav. at. I precisely, at his late residence. 1220 North Slarshill st. Interment private, at Wcstmius-tcr CnniPtcrt.

BROWN. -On February 17. 19 to. ANN JANE, wife of Robert Brown, formerly of Wilmington, Pel. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Sundav.

Februarv 20. at 2P SI. at her late residence. 3226 5th st. Interment at Green Mount Cemetery.

Wilmington papers please i copv. BYRNE. Ou February 17. 1910. JOHN.

le-loved husband f-f Lizzie Byrne. Relatives and friends, also Court Corinthian. No of ere invited to attend the funeral, on Slondav. at A SI. from bis late resilience.

1516 23.1 st. Solemn requiem mass at St Elizabeth's Clrirch. at 10 A SL Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. CAR it. On February 16.

1010. CATHARINE, beloved wife of Joseph Carr and daughter of Charles and the late Catharine Ioughrey, of Ardnaganna. Killeygordon county. Donegal. Ireland.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, S21 Bam-hrev st. Solemn high requiem uiasi at St Francis Church st 10 A SI. luter-ment at St Cemetery. Februarv 17.

Wll Lf AM cUrEToX. husbnud ot Jennie flef-rn. Itiatlves an 1 friends, also Captain Philip Schuyler Ciicb-. No of A. and em ployes of Siiuouoit Silk Slanufacturiiig Company, are invited to attend the funeral services, on Sundav.

at 3 I M. st his inte residence. 1316 Fracker st. Oak I-aue (City Line and Old York roa.li. Interment private at Northwood Cemetery.

February IS. 1910. PATRICK, husband of Annie Coffey and son of late Thomas and Margaret Coffey, late of Countv Bos-common. Ireland. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, ou Tuesday, at 8 A SI.

from cousin's residence. Sir Martin Ptury. 2225 3d st. Solemn high mass of requiem at Church of Our Ladv of Mt Car-mel 0.30 A precisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

CONNORS. On Februarv 16, 1910, ANNIE CONNORS, wife of John Conors and daughter of Sarah and the late Matthew Nolan. Relatives and friends; Ladies' Knigbls of St John, 107. are invited to attend the funeral, on Slonday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from her husband's residence 2830 Chatham st. Requiem mass at St Ann's 'Church, at o'clock.

IntermeDt at St. Ann's Cemetery. Hii'mi- On February 18. 101O. WALTER.

bus band of Jennie Cooper and son of Joseph and SI Cooper. aged X'I Relatives and aiw l'rai -o H. I I-. are invited to attend Ihe funeral, on Sunday, st 2 I M. from his Clifton Heights.

parents' residence. Ogden st. Services in St Stenhen's Church. Clifton ment Arlington Heights, at 3 SI. Inter-Cemetery.

Ob. NELL. Suddenly, on Feb 18. 1010 JULIA, wife, of John Cornell. Relatives and friends of family are respeotfnllv invited to attend funeral services, from her late residence.

2041 Van Pelt st. Tuesday afternoon at 2 clock. Interment private. CUSIMING. On Febrn.i rv Til 1010 x-t tt- widow of.

Charles Cnmnii'nir 9t'w dem-e. U10S North Fifteenth ki lo.u. of the funeral will be iriven. 1.X?.Vv,' H. hnudenly.

on Februarv IS, 1910 CHARLES of Charles and Dora Dam-hacu i nee- Bosserti. aged 25 years. Relatives and friends, also l.nited Council No Jr AM: A A. of and BR of A. Division, No 4i.

also employes of Hancock and Lehigh avenue, car bam. are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday at 2 at his parents' residence. 'Reese st 'interment private at Xorthwood Cemeterv DEM PSEY. On February 18, 1910 AXXV MAY. daughter of Patrick and Slargaret Iempsey.

aged 18 minths. Relatives and friends lu.iif. ancuu uu; mineral, Monday 5l frm b' Parents' t-sidence. 'tmetc-v Interment Holy Cross On February 17. 1910 FORGE DICKES Sr.

ted hulband of FJU Dickes (nee Slerceri Relatives aIld fl.fnds. also the James fi Blaine Council No 760 I -1: t'amp. No 3. of A. and the Citizens' Corps of Post 51.

A and lh, a Pirectors' Assottatlon of Fhiladelphia are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2 at his late residence. 22oi) Frankford ave Interment private North Cedar Hill Cemeterv DONNELLY. On Februarv 18 1910 MAR- McCaflery. late of 2420 17th st. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Monuay.

ar A from thft. residence of her niece. Sirs Joseph Morris, 15KI 2(t st. Solemn requiem mass at St Michael's Church, at 10 A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

DOUGHERTY. On Fehniary 17. 1910 ANNA daughter Arthur and Emma Dougherty, aged 17 jeans. Funeral, to which the relatives and friends are invited, on Monday, 21st lust, at. 8.3o A ii, Croia her 1 6s ....91 91 91 50CO Chi 4s.

90'2 9012 90'2 I5C0O IJick Stl 5s 1 95'4 95' 2 I 5000 Lack Stl 5s I 8514 85' i 851.4 85 18000 5s I. 998 998 994 9914 6000 Pac 5s. 97'8 978 97Ws 978 l'ort of Philadelphia, Feb. 20 Fun rises 6.4S A it'll water I'iiiladelpbia. Rccdy Inland.

Breakwater. Low water I'liibidflphia Reedy Island. Breakwater. sets 5.41 M. 11.04 j.r.: 5.13 5.17 11.08 A A A A A A M.

SI, SI. M. 11.31 8.20 ti.Oti 602 11.45 51. M. SI.

St. SI. SI. The bark Good News, at Philadelphia from Jacksonville, reports, February 11, la latitude north, longitude wet, passed considerable wreckage consisting of lumber, one spar, one life buoy with four letters 'on it and other small wreckage; she also reports encountered very heavy weather sanie day and flooded galley, boatswain's room and cabin, damaging three doors in forecastle; used about leu gallons of oil with very good effect in lessening force of tbe seas. The Spauish bark Chiunfo, from Havana for Pensacoia, which was driven ashore LViisacola in the storm of February IT, is a complete wreck, having broken iu two.

The schooner Fred A. Davenport, from I Philadelphia for Mayporr, is aground on liraimywine shoals, uelaware Bay, iu good condition and not leaking. Tbe tug Asa Ungues bas been contracted to float the schooner. Life-savers laid anchor and ran cable yesterday afternoon; expect to. float her.

A new method of extinguishing a tire iu a ship's hold, by using the spent gases J10111 tL- smokestack, has been devised by George Harker. an Australian. His meta-iiij has been adopted by an Australian, stiar steamer, whih is a small motor driving a fan to pump the gases from lUe funnel, with apparatus for cleaning the gases and farcing them through pipes to any part of the ship. The same plan is effective for destroying rats. The fishing steamer San Juan passed Port Townsend February 11 on her way To Seattle, in tow of steamer Welding Brothers, been aground in Swan-sou's Hay, C.

The San Juan, is leak-ins: badly. Two of the crew drowned. The bark Sea King, which arrived at Bath. February 16. from Taeoma, will be converted into a coal barge.

The schooner Arthur V. S. Woodruff has been sold to Captain Tilden, of Gloucester, who will take her to FaciSc oast for whaling. The steamer Carolina, at New York from Porto Kico. reports February 12.

latitude ol.40 north, longitude 70.53 west, saw- a mast standing upright and projecting about fifteen feet out of water. The British schooners T. J. McLaughlin, St. John.

X. for Xew York, and Alaska. for Xew Haven, were in collision while beatint: up through Peer Thoroughfare February lt. The Mc-Lflughlin lost her jib-boom and the A'as-ka's foremast and mainboom were carried away. No ne was injured.

The British ship Norwood, from Buenos Ayres via Barbados for Boston, was blown ashore Thursday uiirht on Ship Shoal Lump: will probably be a total lops, crew of eleven men saved by Cobb Island life-savers. (The Norwood was previously reported spoken, partially dismasted.) Captain Barrett, of "steamer Massachusetts, at Boston from New York, reports ft A. four miles west by norihwest-1 liree-quarters-north from Cross Itip lights-hip. Vineyard Sound, passed the bottom of a large schooner floating directly in the Track of vessels and a very dangerous obstruction: was obliged to alter the course of the steamer to avoid hitting ihe obstruction. The wreck was sticking out of water and is plainly visible in daylight, lut at night could not le seen.

The new Fabre Line pier, which is completion at Thirtv-nfth street. Brooklyn. X. will be over one-third of mile long. 150 feet wide and cost nearly (0.000.

Afrlvetl Yesterday fens VKROXA iltfili. Kb Icon i. Cr-noa. etc. via Nfw "iork.

passensers an inls Italia Line; Ai'OTjO tSpant. Bntcrr.hc:i. Sasunto. iron ere. sota Aznar; NEW YORK, Simmons, etc.

niiiso, rlvde Co: St ilFKEY. Anderson. Port Arthur, crude petroleum. GnftVv Petroleum Co; EVELYN BIRDS ALL. Xew Orleans, mdse.

I'hil-adelnbia Gulf Co. fc'-or LEWIS GOWAKD, naves. Xew York, ballast. Master. Barnes SIANATAWXET.

from Xew Bedford; FRANKLIN, from Salem, and RUTHER-l-ORD. from Boston (in tow tue CARLlSLEi II Haaerman: IS ABEL L. from Virginia' lumber bemyser Sons tow tue MARY .1 WALKEKl Kiearn baree BELLE SIILLER. Woodall Baltimore, ballast. I'axson Co Baraes NATRONA, from Baltimore (In tow ins MAKl .1 WALKER).

Penna Salt Slfir A HILL from B.mt RirHipncov and THO Si ASTON, from Newbnrvport (in nig tus MARS't. H-srerman: PAXTAXO from Portsmouth: EPF! RATA anI EAOT.E HILL, from Portland (in tow tusr LENAI'F) 0 Hasrerman. Cleared Twterdaj- Bri. SbKeccr. Baltimore.

Ietr Wright Sons; WHIT EFI ELD (Bri. i-'l'v barrios. William .1 Grandfield: Newport News. American Line; HAWAIIAN New York. Hasar Co:" SHAW-Mlr.

wenon. Charleston and Southern Co: ALLEGHANY. Rogers' 1 rovideneo. etc. Merchants and Miners' ransporration Co; (JKOIIGE CLYDE mry.

Norfolk, etc. Clyde Co- DFL1 rencn. rew ork. (Tyde Frhr OLIOLE. Rftfilin Gloiifostor ir flrH, POCOPSON.

for Marblehead. and GLENDuWER. for New Bedtordi. In tow tut- CATAWISSAi IT I taserman; NO 04. for Boston via Now ork (in tow tuc ASTRAL).

Jo Gabriel: WK BLADES, for Baltimore (in tow tmis LIZZIE CRAWFORD), has Grins Delaware Bay and River JVervn Breakwater. Feb in Passed up: Five-masted in tow VAN 1ft at si: fishin.c schooner in tow tne COLUSIBIA. iV M. Arrived: S. hooner FANNIE I 1AI from New York for Norfolk.

Passed enf, Feb Steamers SI EN I NEE (Brl for Antwerp Tla fndon PERSI VX for 'Aust). for Point'A Pitre; Vo X1 fur Hoston. Passed out. Feb IS nudniKht: Steamer SI A NCH EST F. C(JSf-MLRi (Rr).

for Maueliester. Anchored at V.rxfi;l!?' Fel' Schemer JOHN BIE- MII.LEL. from Fajardo for Delaware Breakwater. Anchored off: Schooner VAX AL-LENS from Philadelphia for l.oston. in tow tusr SOMMERS SMITH.

Anchored above: Schooner BLCK-M UN. from Philadelphia for Portland, in e- JIM). Weather, North. 1, miles, fair, bar It Island. F1 -Passed up: Dredge DII.AWARE.

at 11.12 A SI. Passed ic; sc GEORGE CIAIIF. for- Wnii Si'boOtM-r )RIOLE. for Gloucester Mass. in tow tuc JAMKS Blareiis Hflk.

Feb 19 Passed down: Steamer mi.LhoMMEN" for Flushing- tic' 'ATAWiSSA. with barex ILEX DO WF.K. for New Bedford; P(COPSON. for Marble-head, and SUFFOLK, for Salem. XVIawaro Breakwater.

Feb 19 Passed up 3 5." SI: Steamer POS (Nor), from Ixmdoii; steamer EVKLYX, from New Orleans: "10. schooner II WWABti. from Vew York (In tow tus SOMMERS SMITH I Weather. 2 SI: North. 4 miles, hazy, bar 0-o2.

Jedy Island. Feb 19- Passed up, 1.57 sr: Tuk CARI-ISLFa towing barges 3rt, steamer NEW YORK, from Norfolk, etc. lassed tJowd: Steamer WILLKOMMEN" M.er). for tug CATAWISSA towing barges GLETNDOWER. for Xew Bedford: POCOPSON, for Slarblehead.

and SUF-1 Salem. Marcus Hook. Feb 19 Passed up. 1.35 Dredtre DELAWARE. Passed down: Steamer LEM.STO (Spanish), for Newport News: steamer BREAKWATER: schooner POWERS, lor Ponce Tia San Jaan.

Itcedv Inland. Feb 13 Passed down: Steamer (Spanish). for Newport Xews-wreokins steamer BREAKWATER Xlelaware Breakwater 1el. Feb 1 rriyed Schrs JOHN BIESlILLER, from Falardo for Philadelphia; ORIOLE, from Philadelphia mMuo'M'T, nil Towi passed tip nr.nrvfii i irom Boston Tor Philadelphia. Passed out Str WILLKOSIMEN (Ger).

Philadelphia for Flushing (for orders). jkeav island. Dot. Feb 19. Passed up Strs BERKSHIRE.

Boston for Philadtephla; ESrE-I-YN. New Orleans for Philadelphia: Fos for Philadelphia; schrs SIARY i' iiAKKM i. r.osron tor Philadelphia (in i.eui jt go ward. Perth Ambr.v ro, I'lulMdeipimi (in tow). Passed down Sclir njvvKK.s, Philadelphia for TOfe via tan Hook.

Pa. eb 19. Passed up Str cniv. etc, ior pauaaelphla. ileedf Island.

Feb 19 Passed down Str iiiitsut.xu IBeiK). Philadelphia for Llrer- pwi via wueenstown. WIRELESS REPORTS GRAF WALDERSEE. Hamburg for Xew ork-, 2fo miles east of Sandy Hook at 8 A Kei. Dock about S.3 A Sundav.

ADRIATIC. York for Southampton. "201 miles west of IJzard at 9.23 A Feb 19 Tnie lit Plymouth aljout 12.30 A Sundav. KA1SEIUN aUGUSTF, VICTORIA. Hamburg for Ne-v Y'ork 1221 miles east of Sandy hook at it i- reu u.

FURNESSIA. Glasgow for Xew York. 1085 n.iles- edst of bandy Hook at noon Feb 19 EIO -JANEIRO, from New York for Rio Janeiro, was 1026 miles southeast of Sandy i loos at i ivLa. 33 ERSIUDIAN. from Bermuda for Xew Y'ork was 549 miles southeast of Sandy Hook at 19th.

(J ROTA A. from Bermuda for Xew York, was 510 miles southeast of Sandy Hook 8 19th. CARACAS, fromr San Juan for nas 3S4 miles south of Saiidy New Hook York at SI 19tll. CITY OF SIACOX. from Savannah for Boston.

was miles south ot Scotland B.40 lUtb. light ship tvACOOCHKE. from New York for Savannah was 4o miles south of Scotland ligbtshi at 8 A lth. HLG FRANCA, Santiago for New Xork, avenue. Relative and friends it.

on .1 Sacred Purgatorial Society of the Visitation Chnrch are invited to attend the funeral, on Slonday, at 7.3') A SI, from his late residence, 532 Cambria st. Solemn requiem mass at the Church of the isitation at 9 A Si. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. FOWLER. On February 17.

1910. GRACE FOWLER, aged 72 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Slonday. at 1.30 SI. from her late residence.

Oakview. Delaware county. Pa. Services at St Stephen's Church. Clifton Heights, at 2.f'-0 M.

Interment at Fernwooi Cemetery. FRANKS. On February 18. 1910. SARAH LOUISA, daughter of the late Andrew and Susan Leibrandt and wife of the late Charles Franks, in her Sjth year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 3 SI. at her late residence. 2334 Natrona at. 33d and Y'ork. Interment at South Laurel Hill.

Remains may be viewed on Monday, from 7 to lo P. SI. FRETZ. On February 18. l.HO.

EDWARD Husband of Clara Fretr (nee Coopr-ri. aged 52 years. The relatives and friends, also employes of A Beary. are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at bis late residence. 1534 Woodstock st.

Interment private at Northwood Cemeterv. ALLEN. On Februarv IS. 101O. SIARY.

widow of John Galien. Relatives and friends are InvLed to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday morning, at 7.30. from the residence of her snn-ln-law. John Bnrndt, 111 West Allen st. Requiem high mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception, at 9 o'clock.

Interment at old Cathedral Cemetery. OARTLAND. On February IS. 1010. SfAR-TIN.

son of the late Slartin and Elizabeth Gartlan-1. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday moraim. from his late residence. 4207 Cloud ut. Solemn requiem mass at St Joachim's Church, at lo A SL Interment at St John's Cemetery.

Mana yuuk. GEGGAN. On Februarv 17. 15UO husband t-f Slaggie Geggan. aged 55 vears.

Relative and friends, also Pope Plux IX Society, are- invited to attend the funeral, on Tu.djv. at S.30 A Sf. from late residence. 2721 Helen st. High mass at Visi'atlo Church at i SI.

Interment at Xew Cathedral Cemetery. GIB NEY. On February 19. 1910. SIARY C.

dauehter of the late Thomas and Slary Gibney. Relatives and friends are Invited to at'eod funeral. morning, at (j.Srt o'clock, from i er late residence. 1227 60th St. West I'hilj requiem mass at Our Ladv of the Ronry Church at 1 A M.

hitenuect Cross Cenjetwy. GIT SIORFJ Feb 17. JAS1ES GIL-MORE. in his 91st year. Relative and friend.

aU. R. sary Society. Sacred Heart League and Holy Xame S-K-iety. are Invited to attend funeral.

Monday, at 8 A SI. from his late residence. 224 Bergen t. Gloucester City. J.

Solemn requiem mans at St Mary'a Church. 9 o'clock. Interment St Mary's Cemetery. Gloucester. J.

GLAZIER On Ft bruarv IS. 1910. SIARY A. widow of tleorge Glazier. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 I SI.

at the residence of hey son. Sir Henry Glaiier. 2t32 Rhawn st. ilmesburg. Pblia.

Interment private, at Northwood Cemetery GRAHAM. Suddenly. Februarv 16. 1910. JAME GRAH AM.

I loved husband of Slay Graham, son of William and Sarah Graham, in bis 2'th year. The relatives and frlemi of lb- family are respectfully invited to attend tiie funeral, on Slondav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from fcls late residence. 1224 22d st. Remains can t-e viewed Sunday evening afte? S.SO o'rbw-k. Interment at Mt Moriab Cemerery.

RI EST- On Second month. 19th. 1010. THoMAS GRIEST in his 79th year. The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, at Christiana.

Pa. Friends' Meeting H-iiw. on Fourth 1mv. 23d at 10.30. Interment at Salisbury Burying Ground.

Pittsburg cvrress. leaving Philadelphia at S.4o A SI. will stop at Cfoiietlan Remains may be viewed Third day. 22.1. from 7.3o until 0 SI at l.i late residence.

2231 Wallace street, Philadelphia. GROFF. On February 1 1910, Dr GEORGE GROFF. of Iwisburg. Pa.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Sunday, at 3 SI, at his late residence. Interment private, at West Chester. Pa. on Slonday, from 3.56 Pennsylvania train at High Street Friends' Burial Grounds. GFGGENHEIM.

On Feb is. 1910. SIARY. widow of Simuel Guggenheim laid beiovol mother of Mrs SiUK.n Haas. Mrs Grosky nnd Miss Helen Guggenheim, aged 76 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral rices, un Slonday at in o'clock precisely, at residence of her daughter. Sirs Simon Haas. Camae st. Interment trivate. Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.

Kindly emit Dowers. New York papers please copy. HARTMAN On February IS. 1910. FRANCES, youngest daughter of Frances and the l.ne George Hartman.

aged IS years. Relatives and friends, also members of Trinity lytithiran Reformed Church and employes of Kaufman. Lc Fort St Polti's mills, are ln- itcd to attend the funeral on Slondav. at 2 M. at the residence of her brother-in-law.

Joan Henry. 663 Thayer st. In-tertiHtit at IVlviie Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Sotidav. after I M.

February 17. 1010. at Somers J. hu'haod of Hannah sou of the late George and Matilda Hayday. aged 07 years.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence. Somers Point. J. on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Interment at Pleasant ville Cemetery.

HELD. On February 17. J01O. ELLA, wife of John Held and daughter of the late Samuel and Harriet Sforris. Relatives and friends, also the meudwns of the Good Will Home.

No 4i. of A. are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 2 SL at her late residence. No Meyer st. Interment at Palmer Cemetery.

HERGESHKIMER On February IS. 1910. SIARY A. wid-w of Samuel Hergesheimer. in her 7oth year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 11 A Si precisely, at her late residence. 22 Locnn st. Germantown. Interment private. HER SET.

-On February 14, 10K1. WM Sins-band of Kate Hersey (nee Craig). The relatives and friends of the familv. also Washington Lodge. No 50, and A George Childs Lodge.

Xo lo74. I of Olive Castle, Xo IS. Pahlgreu Post, No. 14. A It; Police Ofdcers of the Tenth District, and the members of the Pt-Iice Pension Fund, are invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence.

J2(3 North Reese st. on Sunday, at 1.30 o'clock. Interment at Greeu-ruuunt Cemetery. HOEFER. On February 17.

1910. HARRY HOEFER. son of Catharine and the late Harry A Hoefer. In his 27th year. Relatives and friends, also Washington Camp.

of Hoefer Field Club, and members of St Paul's German Lutheran Church (American and Browu stsi. also the Sfeter Inspectors -of the main office of the fi I CVimnany. are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 224 Fairmount ave. Interment private at Slount Teace Cemetery.

HOLLAND. On February 17. 1010. GEORGE HOLLAND, in his 64th year. Funeral services will be held at Calvary Church.

Manheim and Pulaski ave, Germantown. at 2PM precisely, on Sunday. February 20. Interment private. HOPPLE.

On February 16. 101O. ELIZA- rw. ut t- wtaow or William Hopple. Jr.

Relative and friends are invited to attertii the funeral services, on Slonday, at 2 SI. at her late residence. 1940 North Broad st. Philadelphia. Interment at Ivy Hill Cemetery.

XS ERG ER. On February 17, 1010, WALTER E. beloved husband of Gertrude Hunsberger, and son of the late Reuben and Slary Hunsberger. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Slondav. at A Sf.

from his late residence. 2321 Nl 10th st. Solemn requiem mass at Our Lady of Mercy Church, 10 A SI precisely. Interment private, at Htly Sepulchre Cemetery. HUSS.

Suddenly, on February 16. ItllO. WILLIAM HUSS. Sr. husband of Dorathia Hnss.

In his 77th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Slonday. February 21. at 2 SI. from his lata residence.

6728 Second st. pike. Lawndale. Phila. Interment at Iawnview Cemetery.

JOHNSON. In Xorristown, on February 17. 1010, WALTFjR LKLAXD JOHXSON. in his 30th year. Relatives and friends of the family, also Damascus Lodge.

Xo 580. IOO Fj Crescent Castle. Xo of Bayonne Lodge. 99. A SI; Electro Dynamic Oo, of Bayonne City.

J. and Electric Department of Penna R. are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence. 533 Kohn st. Xorristown.

Pa. on Slonday, the 21st et, at 1 o'clock. Interment at Riverside Cemetery. JONES. On February IS.

101O. SIARY A. wife of Aaron Jones, aged 67 years. The relatives and friends ot the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Slondav. at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 109 Seymour st.

Germantown. Interment private at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. KENNY'. On Feb 19. 110.

MCHAEL KENNY, husband of the late Frances Kenny (nee FUinegan). Relatives and friends -of family are invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from residence of bis son. Thomas SI Kennv. 2.T40 Huntingdon st. Solemn requiem mass at St Ann's Church at 10 o'clock.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. Krx KK, On February 10. 1910. XELLTK ll. beloved wife of John Kever rt itmiaht.

of George and Madeline Ingram. Due notice of fuueral will be given from her parents' residence. 2510 South 7th ot. KIENZLE. FLORENCE LIZA BETH died on February 15.

1010. oeloved daughter of William and Annie Kienzle eed 5 years 11 months Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services, on Sundav afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her Barents' residence 1746 12th at. Interment ajt Westminster Cemetery. KRAUSKOPF. On February 18 IftlfL HENRY KRAUSKOPF, aged 44 years: Relatives and friends of the family, also members of Olive Branch Lodge.

No 115. IOO Penn Township Encampment. Xo 225 I Miquou Trile, No 50, Improved 'Order of Red-Slen: Wagon Builders' AsaocUtion and all other organization of which he was a member are respectfully Invited to attend he services at his residence. 12 40th at TwiiA day afternoon, at 2 o'ock; liUrWat priylt i i the funeral, on Wednesday, it 8.3C A SI, from her husbands residence. 1918 Rt.

Solemn requiem mass at St Michael'i Church. at IO A SI precisely. Interment at Xew Ca tbedral Cemetery. LEARY'. On Februarv 17.

1910. SYLVESTER, husband of late Mary Leary. Relative and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at A SI. from son-in-law's residence. Sir Sievies.

429 Jackson st. Solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Ijady of Mt. Cruiel, at 0.3O A SI precisely. Inter-injMit at Holy Cross Cemetery. LEIDY.

On February 17. 1010. at residence of Sirs Mirv Geicer. 2032 Broad st. ANNA ELIZABETH LEIDY.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Monday morning, nt 9.30 precisely, at the First Church of the Brethren. Dauphin st. west of Broad st. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Xorristown.

Pa. on arrival of 11.08 train from Reading Terminal. LEWIS. On February 15. 1010.

KATE O. wife of Joseph Lewis and daughter of Henry and the late Amanda Green, aged 40 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, cn Sunday, at 2 SI. from her late residence. 427 Greenway ate.

West Phila. Interment at FernWood Cemetery. LINDSAY. Entered Into rest. Februarv IS.

loin. JOHN, husband of Eliza Lindsay (nee Coyle), aged 64 years. The relatives and friends, also St John's Lodge. Xo 113. and A SI: University It A C.

No 236: Fame Lodge. No 77S. I West Philadelphia Republican Club. First District. Bureau of Highway, are invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence.

Woodland ave. Tuesday. February 22. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Slount Moriah Cemeterv.

Please omit flowers. LINGG. On February 17. 1910. LUCY C.

wife of Frederick Lingg. aged 6K. years. mass of reqniem will be celebrated on Slonday. at 10 A M.

at St Edward's Church, to which the relative and friend are respectfully invited. Interment private, at New Catbe-iral Cemetery. Remain may te viewed on Sundav after 7 SI, at her late residence, 723 Berks at. LOFTUS. On February 10.

1910. SIARTIX. son of the late Sliehael and Slary Loftus. Relative aud friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at S.SO A SI. from the residence of his sister.

Sirs Annie SUElhenney. gl!) North 4th st. High mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, at 10 A SI. Interment at Xew Cathedral Cemeterv. LOGUE.

Oo Feb IS. 1910. SIICHAEL J. beloved husband of Mary Logue (nee Coyle) and son of tbe late James and Catharine Ix.true. of Carrsgart.

County Donegal. Ireland. and friends ate respectfully invited to attend funersl. on Tuesday morning at Si o'bk. from bis late residence.

236 Ells-wcrt'a Solemn high mass of requiem at St Anthiv's Church at 9.30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cros. IjONG BOUGH On February 19. 1010. FLORENCE A.

daughter of Harvey and Katie Longabough. in her 14th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 1 M. from the residence of her parents. Bethlehem, pike.

Flourtown. Pa. Interment at German Lutheran Cemetery. LOl'GIIFRY. At Coosbohoefcen.

on February 16. 1910. SIICHAEL. son of the late Michael and Haunah Lougherv. Relatives and friend of the are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on lliidav morning, at 8 o'clock, from SI Sloore'a undertaking parlors.

Fiit ave and Harry st. Conshohoeken. High ma-s of requiem' in St Matthew's Church at A SI. Interment St Slatthew's New Cemetery. I.OVETT On February 15.

1910. CHARLES, husband of Slary A Lovett. In his 77th year. Relatives and friends, also Haddon Lodge. No 12, of I', and all other societies of which he wa a member, are Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday.

February 22. at 12.30 o'clock, from the Firjt Church. Haddon-field. J. Interment at Harleigh Cemetery.

MacNEIL Oo February 13. 1910. SIARGA-RET SI. widow of John MacNeil. aged 81 y-ars.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral services, at her late residence. 2221 North Seventeenth st, on Tuesday, at 2 M. ImerSient at Odd Fellows Cemeterv. SI On February IS. 1910.

PATRICK, husband of Marv SIcBride. Relative and friends, also Division 80. A SI. and Commanderv 11. of B.

are Invited to attend funeral, Tuesday morning, at .30 o'clock, fnm his late residence. 3610 Haverford ave. High requiem mass at St Agatha's Church at In A SL Int.rment New Cathedral Cemetery. SleCANDLESS. At his late residence.

20o5 Soring Ganb-n on February 19. 1910. WILLIAM SIcCANDLKSS. aged 34 years. Due notice of the funeral will tie given.

MCDONOUGH. On February 1. 1010. MARY, widow of Dennis SlcDonough. Relative and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at S.3t A SI.

from her late residence. 163S Wolf street. Solemn requiem mass at St Slonlca's Church, at 10 A M. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. SIcGINTXY.

On February 17. 1910. FRANCES, wife of the late John SIcGinley. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Slonday. at S.30 A SI.

from the residence of her son-in-law. Sir Charles le Waele. H21 Wenslev st. High mass at Church of the Nativity, at IO A SL Interment at St Stark's Ccmc-terv. Bristol.

Pa. Train leaves North Phila Station, at 12.15. M'OIRR. On February 17, 1010. RUDOLPH M'GIRR.

In tbe sixty-eighth year of his age. Relatives and friends, also Potter Iodge. No 441. and A Post No 2. A R.

and employe of the I Co are invited to attend the" funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 1 clock, from his late residence. 63S 51st st. Inter ment at Sit Slorlah Cemetery. McLAUGHLlX. On February 10.

1910. MARGARET, wife of Bernard SjcLaughlin (nee Halfiennv). Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday, at S.30 A SI. from her husband's residence. 2321 SS averly st below Pine.

Solemn requiem mass at St" Patrick's Church at 10 A SL Interment at lllv Cross Cemetery. SIoMKNASlTN. On February IS. 1910 SIAR-GARET SIARY. daughter of late Patrick and Annie SlcSIeuamin.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8.30 A SI. from her late residence, litis Greenwich st. Solemn requiem mass at (Tiurch of the Annunciation, at 10 A M. Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery. February 19.

T9PV SIAR-GAI1ET SIcXUI.TY. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Wednesday, at S.30 from her late residence. 1820 Webster st (ISth aud Christian). Solemn high mass of requiem at St Charles Church at 10 o'clock.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MASSE Y. Ou February 17. 1910, THOSI-S husband of Minnie Slassey. aged 53 years.

Relatives and friends, also the employes of William Shedlnger File Slanufactur-ing" Co. of Taconv. are invited to attend the funeral, ou Slondav. at 7.SO A SI. from his late residence.

432 Slaster St. Requiem mas at St Peter's Church, at 9 A SI. Interment at Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery. VTSINGER. On February 19.

1910. JASIES son of jHmes and Llswie Slatsinger and grandson of Arthur and Emma Warring-Ion aged months. Relatives and friends are" Invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 SI. at his parents' residence. 4152 Ridge ave.

Falls of Schuylkill. Interment private, at Slount Peace Cemetery. MEAHA. On February 17. 1910.

JAMES V. beloved sou of Dennis and Elizabeth Meara (nee scolt). in his 23d year. Relatives and friends also United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, are invited to "trend funeral on Slonday morning. February 21.

at 7. 3t o'clock, from his parents residence. Lawrence st. Solemn requiem mass at St Edward's Church fl A SI. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Fottsvllle papers please CMKY ER. On February 17. 1910. CAROLINE, beloved wife of Jacob Meyer (nee RemppL Relatives and friends of the family arc rcKnectfully Invited to attend the fu neral, on Monday, February 21. 10IO, at 2 o'clock from her late residence.

2935 North Franklin fct. interment Cedar Hill Cemelory. Ml LEY. On February 16. 1910.

ANDREW JACKSON, husband of Slary A Miley (nee Armstrong), and son of the late George and Hannah SItley. aged 67 years. The relatives and friends of tbo family. General -B Birnev Poet. Xo 63.

Ci A Survivors' Association. 201h Reg. Pequod Tribe. No 18 IOR Si: Welcome Iodge. No 229.

I Anti-Cobden Club, are respectfully Invited to attend the fuueral services, on Sun-clay afternoon, at 2 o'clock precisely, at his late residence. 2137 Lawrence st. To proceed to Memorial Church vault. Interment private at the convenience of the family. MORGAN.

On February 16, 1910. after a long Illness, WILLIASI formerly of 1018 Front st. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Slonday afternoon, at 8 o'clock, at the residence ot Robert Morton. 1441 -Broad. Interment Lafayette Cemetery.

MULIIOLLAND. On February 17. 1910, General ST CLAIR A MULIIOLLAND. The relatives and friends, also the Union league, Military Order of Loyal Legion. Sledal of Honor Legion.

General George Sleade Post. Xo 1, G- A Survivors of One-hundred-and-sirteenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Grand Army AsHoeia-ation. Friendly Sona of St Patrick, Alumni Sodality of the Church Of the Gesn. and all the other organizations of which be was a member -are Invited to attend the funeral, on Slonday. at 8.30 A M.

from bis late residence, 42(rJ Chester ave. Requiem mass at the Chnrch of St Francis de Sales at 10 A M. Friends mav view the remains at residence on Sunday after 3.30 Internwut private. Flease omit MULI.ES. On February IT.

1910. PATRICK MULLEN, beloved son of Patrick and Slary Slullen. Relatives and friend. arc Invited to attend funeral. Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his uncle's residence, Mr William Crossen.

1018 Palmer st (18th wardl. High mass at tbe Immaculate Conception Church at 10 A precisely. Interment at Uolv Cross Cemetery. MURPHY. On February 18.

1910 f.LLEN, beloved wife of John Mnrptay and daughter of the late Michael and Elisabeth Punch. Relatives und friends are Invited to attend funeral on Monday morning, at 8 o'clock, from her late residence. 345 Fitzgerald st. High mass of requiem at the Church of Our Ijidy of Mt Carmel at .30 clock precisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv.

MURRAY. On Februarv 18. 191 JOHN P. son of Emma and late Tatrlck -Murray. Rela-Uve and Xrieaiia, aluo all ociUes cf wbica Vigorous Manhood Two "Health Belt One 50 Years Old, the Other 30.

Can You Pick Out the Younger? T. itf.lt min V'ronh vlfl 'Crlninno sinilliia Boston Mining Stocks Closing prices yesterday were as follows: Allouez 53 1 2 Sliami Copper 24 Slohawk 6412 Nevada Con 22? a Nlpissing Siines. 10 North Butte 351,2 North Lake 1 8 Old Dominion 44 Osceola I 52 Parrot 201 2 Quiney 88 Shannon 15 Superior 573 4 Sup Boston. 13' 4 Sup Pitts 137 3 Tamarack 731 2 Sm SI. 45' 2 do pref 50 Utah Consol SVinona 9 Wolverine ...141 Amalg Copper 76 Vz Am Zinc S.30 Arizona Com 39 Atlantic 9 Boston Con 191-4 Boston Si.

Corb. 1 7 Vz Butte Coal 24 Calu Arizona. 70 Cain Centennial 26 Copper Range 77t4 East Butte 98 Franklin 19' 2 Giroux Consul 98 Granby Consol 89 Greene Cana 9,8 Isle Royale 222 Kerr I-ake 9's Lake Copper. 82 Vz La Salle Cop Bld. Asked.

Coffee From The Inquirer Bureau. X'EW YORK. Feb. 19 The coffee market was moderately active, with total sales for Outlay amounting to 44.X0 bags. The market closed barely steady at unchanged prices to 5 points net advance.

The spot market was steady at 83-i cents for Rio Xo 7. The range of contract prices and a comparison with Friday's bids follow: Xet Close, ch'ge. Slonths. February Open. High.

(i.S)5 (i.th) 6.95 7.00 Low. 6.05 6.W5 7.05 T.ooai 7.oOh7.05 7.10a7.1."i 7.15a7.20 7.2a7.2. 7.15a7.25 7.15a7.2o 7.15a7.20 7.1."a7.20 7.1."a7.2i 7.1-ja7.20 x. so i-5 March April -May 7.05 7.10 7.10 7 .20 une uly August September October Xovember December r.io .15 7.10 annary New York Cotton Market Prom The Inquirer Bureau. XEW YORK.

Feb. 19. The market waa bad ly demoralized todav as a result of beaw liquidation of long lines. At the close price's showed a loss og 18 to 38 points. The range of contract prices and a compari son with Friday bids follow: Xet Months.

open, tiign. ixw. Olose. ch tc Februarv 14.28 14.28 14.15 14.Oftail4.06 14.05al4.07 14.05a 14.07 35 14.15 14.16 13.93 35 35 --32 28 28 3t 25 IS IS 18 I April 14.25 14.27 14.04 14.19at4.21 14.08al4.10 14.08al4.0 H3.58al3.tld 12.Wa12.Sl 12.44a12.45 12.27al2.3t 12.2al2.20 'oue IJUiy 14.05 13.60 12. 70 12.47 12.28 12.34 14.14 13.65 12.86 12.4t 12.2S 12.3 1 13.91 13.44 12.70 12.40 12.

12.22 AUgUSt 'Ti'iemwr 'I -1 New State Charters UARRISBURG. Fb. 10. The follow'mo- charters have been issued at the State Capitol-Taylor Slotor Distributing Company. Philadel phia, capital Bellevue Automobile Company.

Bellevne, capital $10,000: Lancaster Foundry tJompany. lan-aster. capital 30 OOti- Philadelphia Hippodrome Company. Philadel phia, capital $5000; St. Mary's Electric Com- Sany.

r-t. Marys, capital otMHX): Penn Hall Lural Telephone Company, Penn Ilall, capital $50" JO. Firemen Attend Memorial Services Special to The Inquirer. CHESTER, Feb. 19.

Members of the Chester Fire Department will attend memorial services in the Providence Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church to morrow evening, this being an annual custom of the local firemen to commemorate the date of the Jackson explosion and fire which occurred in this city on February 17, 1882. when eight firemen lost their lives while fighting the con- flagration, remembered as the most dis tressing catastrophe that ever befell Ches ter, tne sermon win oe delivered Dy the pastor of the chnrch, Iter. John Priest. Chester Hospitallers Elect Special to The Inquirer. CHESTER, Feb.

19. The following officers have been elected by Chester Lodge" of -Hospitallers: Commander, William C. Baker; Lieutenant Commander, J. B. Sinnex; Captain of the Guards, Leonard D.

Kemp: Prelate, Edward Ed-mundson; Financial Secretary, Harry B. Rudolph; Treasurer, Frank J. Landry. Lehigh Minstrel Association Special to The Inquirer. SOUTH BETHLEHEM.

Feb. 19. Lehign university's famous minstrel- as sociation reorganized today, and after arranging for the annual performance elected these officers: Manager, JGibson; assistant, manager, Person; treasurer. Priestly: musical director, Jones; state manager. Smith.

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