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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIEEK-MONDAY MOBNING, MAY 7, 1900 14 JPBOPOSALS o'clock. from her late residence. 1513 South Tenth street. Solemn mass of requiem at the Annunciation Church. Interment at Holy Cross.

I McBRIDE. On the 4th Catharine, wife 'of the late Hugh McBride. aged 64 years. Funeral on Tuesday, at 1 o'clock, from 1834 Pop CHICAGO THUGS THROW VICTIM IN FRONT OF TRAIN omettaimi Mew for Summer Cooki If not convenient to call at Main Office with your advertisements, leave them at the following Branch Offices where they will be accepted at the same rates as at the Main Office: CENTRAL 1413 Chestnut. Am.

District Telegraph Office. Corner Tenth and Chestnut, W. U. Tel. Office.

124 South Eighth Am. Dist. Tel. Office. Bourse 5tb, below Market.

Pos. Tel. Co. Front and Chestnut W. U.

Tel. Office. Third and Chestnut West. Union Tel. Office.

106 Arch West In. Telegraph Office. 49 South Third Am. Dist. Tel.

Office. Bullitt 4th. ab. Walnut. W.

U. Tel. Office. T29 Arch Western Un. Telegraph Office.

15th and Market. Harrison Am. Dist. Broad and South Penn Square, Am. Dist.

Tel. NORTHEAST 175 Poplar sf. Am. Dist. Tel.

Office. Fourth and Glrard G. C. Ivins. Stationer.

Sixth and Cumberland. Lewis J. Steltzer, Apoth. 902 G'rard Western Union Telegraph Office. 1021 Glrard George Kocher, Pharmacist.

Cor. 9th and Girard Am. Dist. Tel. Office.

12th and Stiles. J. Hallcwell Stroup Phar. Eighth and Poplar. Loui Truppe.

Pharmacist. 1O00 Spring Garden, E. K. Gatchel. Pharmacist.

8th and Diamond. L. Ncblnger. Grad. in Phar.

2469 Kensington Am. Dist. Tel. Office. 706 N.

Delaware U. Tel. Office. 7th and Thompson. George W.

Goldsmith, Phar. Seventh and Montgomery N. A. Cozens. 1630 N.

Second Postal Tel. Cable Co. Office. 685 North Broad Am. Dist.

Tel. Office 28oO Germintown Rehbeln's Pharmacy. 2501 N. Broid Stuart Davis, Pharmacists. 627 N.

Second Fairmount Pharmacy. 68 N. Third Western Union Tel. Office. 7th and Germantown Postal TeL Co.

Office. 8th and Wood Amer. Dist. Tel. Office.

410 Cambria Ehrgott W. Gebhard. Ph. D. 2d and Tioga, S.

W. H. A. Smith. Drug.

-2d and Indiana I. S. Schmell. Pres. Drug.

3tK Columbia Richard Wekatsch. Pharm. 807 Vine Western Union Telegraph Office. S. W.

cor. 3d and Lehigh W. U. Tel. Off.

13th and Poplar R. R. Hesske, Pharmacist. 854 North Tenth S. C.

Blair Chemical Co. Tenth and Jefferson. Wm. J. Heim, Apothecary.

NORTHWEST 3807 Germantown C. Hewitt's Drug Store. Grand Opera House. West Union Tel. Office.

211o N. 16th Green's Pharmacy. 28th and Girard G. E. Mickley.

Pharmacist. 25th and Meredith Ruff's Pharmacy. 632 N. 18th R. N.

Bethel. Drug, and Chem. 2oO Ridge Heintzelman's Pharmacy. Kidge ave. and 21st J.

L. Patterson. Phar. 2304 Ridge avenue. A.

D. Tel. Co. 25th and Columbia F. O.

Lehman. Phar. 15th and Cumberland. J. Wissler.

Pre. Phar. 27th and Oxford. J. Paul Zeller.

Pharmacist. 27th and Gordon. John H. Winslow. OTth nH Ijehieh Pharmacy.

Walmsley Cucknell and daughter of the late James and Susanna Graves. In her 60th year. Funeral on Monday. May 7. 1900.

at 9 o'clock, from the residence of her husband. 1625 South Camac street. Services at St. Mark's Church, at 10.30 o'clock. Interment private.

CUNNINGHAM. On May 5, 190O. Mary beloved wife of the late Thomas Cunningham. Funeral on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, f'oin 737 Watkins street Ibelow Morris streett. The Altar and Rosary Society is Invited.

Solemn mass of requiem at the Annunciation Church. DRVINE. On the 5th Mary, wife of Michael Devine. Fnneral on Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from 2430 South Juniper street. High requiem mass at St.

John's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. DEVLIN. On May 5. 1900, Miss Catherine E.

Devlin. Funeral on Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of ber brother-in-law. James Devlin, 2941 North Fifth street. High mass at St. Veronica's Church.

The League of the Sacred Hesrt is invited. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. DRUMMOND. On May 5, 1900. Emily daughter of William and Jennie B.

Drum-mond. aged 7 years. God's hand had taken away the seal That held the portals of her speech. And oft she said a few strange words Whoso meaning lay beyond our reach. She never was a child to us.

We never held ber being's key. We could not teach ber holy things. She was Christ's self in parity. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited ti attend the funeral services, on 'Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her parents' residence. 1706 Carpenter street.

Interment private at Mount Moriah Cemetery. DU BOIS. On Mav 5. 1900, E. Sarah, wife of Frederic A.

Bois, aged 28 years. Funeral services on Tuesday, the 8th. at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. 2141 Bridge street. Frank-ford.

Interment private at North Cedar Hill. DUFFIELD. On the 6th Charles Duf-field. in bis 86th year. Funeral on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, from 431 Belgrade street.

Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. DUNN. On May 3. 1900. Isabella wife of William J.

Dunn. Funeral on Monday, at 8.30 o'clock, from her husband's residence. 2202 St. Alban's street. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Charles Borromeo's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. DUNICAN. On May 6. 1900.

Harry C. infant son of William J. and Mary C. Dnnican, aged 3 weeks. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from 808 McClellan street.

Interment private. ECKERT. At Buckingham Station. Bucks county on May 5. 1900.

Mary widow of the late John Eckert. Funeral on Monday, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of her son. Charles Eckert. Friends take train for Bucking-ham Station, leaving Reading Terminal at 7.04 FERGUSON. At Manila.

P. on March 9, 1900, David son of the late Alexander S. and Annie aged 24 years. Due notice will be given, from 1233 Wolf street. FISHER.

On May 4. 1900. Robert Parks, eldest son of John N. and the late Hannah C. Fisher, aged 29 years.

The relatives and friends of the family, also members of W. No. 570, P. O. S.

of and employes of Southwark The handiest, cleanest, safest, coolest and most economical summer cook stove ever sold. fill t(0V (barns ordinary kerosene) The combines the venience and Ee efficiency of the coal range and the con- comfort of the gas range anywhere. the expense of either. An absolutely safe and clean stove; will not smoke, smell or get greasy; can't explode. Sold wherever stoves are sold.

If your SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by the Committee on Property, at the ofA' of the Board of Public Education. Room 292. City Hall. Philadelphia, until 2.30 o'clock P. oo TUESDAY.

Mar 15th. 1900. for the following wort: For a new 21 division building on lot of ground situated on the Northeast Corner of Twenty- eighth and Huntingdon streets. IWth Section. For a new 21 division building, situated on Sepvlva street.

between York and Boston streets. 31st Section. For the erection of two wings to the school house situated at Thirteenth and Thompson streets. 20th Section. For the erection of a 6-room addition to the Newton Girls' Grammar School.

Thirty-eighth and Srrnee streets 27th Section. For the erection of an addition to the Central Manual Training ScbooL For. Special Furniture. Laboratory Table, etc. for the Both' New High School.

For Tablet Arm Chairs for the Boys' New High School. TWELFTH SECTION New Heater at the Paxson School. FIFTEENTH SECTION Renairs to stacks at the Stevens School and rebuilding chimneys at the Ba-he School SIXTEENTH SECTION Electric Bella at the Jefferson School SEVENTEENTH SECTION New Fence and Painting Inside at the Ludlow School. New Floors at tne Webster School, and Painting out side and cement pavement at the Monet School TWENTIETH SECTION Repairs to Chimneys at the Lincoln School. TWENTY-FIRST SECTION Additional heat ing at the Levering School: new floors and painting Inside at the Schuylkill School: re building fence and repairing wall at the Man yunk School; painting outside at the Wissa-blckon School, and paving girls' yard at the Anoora scnooi.

TWENTY-SIXTH SECTION New heater at the Jackson School. TWENTY-EIGHTH SECTION New heater at the Belvlew Soool. TWENTY-NINTH SECTION New indirect radiators at the Meade School THIRTIETH SECTION New heater at the Pierce School. THIRTY-FIRST SECTION New fence at the Adams School: painting outside at the Mott bchool; new fence at the Hart School. THIRTY-SECOND SECTION Alterations to boilers at the Blaine School: painting outside at the Singerly School; new fence and painting oursiae at tne camac scnooi.

THIRTY-FOURTH SECTION Repairs to heaters and painting outside at the Jesse George SM-nooi; new noors ana painting lnmue at toe M. Washington School THIRTY-SIXTH SECTION Artesian well at the Franklin School. THIRTY-EIGHTH SECTION New heater at the Kenderton Annex. THIRTY-NINTH SECTION Inserting win dows at the L. H.

Smith School; painting outside at the Welsh School; painting outside at the Calhoun School. FORTIETH SECTION New heater. new fence and furniture for Directors' Rooni at the Paschalville School. All bids to be in accordance with the plans specifications and details to be seen at the Ar chitect otnee or tne eoara or i-uniie ruiica-tion. 713 Filbert street.

Philadelphia, between the hour of 2 and 4 P. M. No bid of $.100 or over will le considered unlfs accompanied by a certificate from the City Solicitor that the provisions of an ordi nance approved May lew. nave oeen coin plied with. The committee reserve the right to reject any or all bids.

By order of the Committee on Property. A. F. HAMMOND. Secretary.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. BUREAU of Surveys. Office 418 City Hall. Philadelphia. April 27.

19O0. Sealed proposals, endorsed. "Bids for Main Sewers. Branch Sewers. Chemical and Bacteriological Apparatus.

Photolithographs and Half Tones. Delaware Avenue Improvements. Gray's Kerry Avenue Bridge." and addressed to the undersigned, at the office above mentioned, will be received until 12 o'clock, noon, on Tuesday. Mav 8. 1900.

for Schedule A Main Sewers. Schedule Branch Sewers. Schedule Improvement. Extension and Filtration of the Water Supply. Chemical and Bacteriological Apparatus and Suppies.

Schedule Pbo'olithosraohing and Half Tones for Annual Report of the Bureau of Sur-Teys for the year 1899. Schedule Delaware ATenne Improvements. Contract No. 15 Paving. Repaying.

Grading and Miscellaneous Work. Schedule Gray's Ferry Avenue Bridge. Paying. Railings. Painting and other appurtenances.

Specifications and blank forms, upon which bids must be made, will be- furnished upon application to the Chief Engineer. Bidders must be skilled and regularly engaged In the class of work bid for. No bid will be considered unless accompanied by a certificate from the City Solicitor that the provisions of an ordinance requiring proposal bonds when the bids exceed in amount five hnndred dollars, approved May 25. (P. 81 West), have been complied with.

The Director reserves to himself the right to repect any or all bids as he may deem best for the Interests of the city. WILLIAM C. HADDOCK. Director. PROPOSALS FOR MUSLIN SHIRTS.

Philadelphia Depot. O. M. Department. 1428 Arch street.

Philadelphia. Mav 2. 19O0: Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received here until 11 o'clock A. Saturday. May 12.

lfK'0. for delivery at either the Philadelphia Chicago depots of the Q- M. Department, White Muslin Shirts, conforming to standard samples and specifications, which can be seen on application at this depot, or to the chief Quartermaster. Department of the Lakes, at Chicago. 111.

Quantity will be subject to 20 ir cent. Increase If desired by the Department. F.arly deliveries are essential, and bidders must wtate daies and ouantitles of proposed deliveries. Bids will be entertained for less quantity than advertised for. UNGUARANTEED BIDS and bids based upon samples differing from standard samples will not be considered.

A guarantee in 10 per cent, of the value of Shirts bid for must accompany proposals. Government reserves the right to reject or accept any or all tiroposals or any part thereof. Preference given lo articles of domestic production or manufacture, conditions of ouality and price (including la the price of foreign productions or manufactures the duty thereon) being equal. The reoulred revenue stamps, properly cancelled, must be affixed to one number of guarantee. Blanks for proposals and specifications will be furnished npon application.

Envelopes containing royposals to be endorsed "Proposals for Muslin Shirts." and addressed to Lt. Col. JOHN V. Fl'REI. Deputy Quartermaster General.

U. S. A. PROPOSALS FOR NAPHTHA STREET I.IGHT-ing In the District of Columbia. Office of the Commissioners.

D. C. Washington. D. C.

May 1. 1900. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 12 o'clock Saturday. May 19. 190O.

for lighting the public streets, avenues, allevs and roads in the District of Columbia during the year ending June 30. 1901. with naphths lamps. Specifications and blank forms of proposals may be obtained at this office. JOHN B.

WIGHT. JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH.

Commissioners. D. C. beds, sideboards, extension tables, fine lot of Wilton Velvet and Brussels carpets. 1220 Ridge avenue.

CARPETS. BED ROOM SUITS, sideboards and large variety household goods for sale for storage. Diamond Street Storage Warehouse, 1002 Diamond. MAN A YUNK BUILDING lot for sale, 18x90; Penn street. Won $200 cash.

Apply at 3861 N. Thirteenth street. AT AUCTION TUESD.yT248 South Frcnt refrigerator, 7x7; also meat rack, scales, counters, etc. SHOE lHOP sale; low rent. 2136 North Eleventh street.

rOK SALE Stock and fixtures of an old-established shae store. 2540 West Huntingdon st. POOU BILLIARDS. SHUFFLEEOARD. end-hand tables cheap.

222 South Eighth. CUTUNDER HARNESS. S. E. corner Broad and Somerset streets.

Ask for stable boss. FOR SALE Parlor suit: walnut refrigerator. Apply 1710 Wa-nock st. ICE CREAM, restaurant, oyster signs and show cards. Deuel.

2i2 Race. OAK MIRROR, length 10 ft. 6 height 6 ft. 1635 North Twenty-ninth st. SACRIFICE Three tailor press machines.

In good order. $5 each- 1208 N. Tenth st. flO.OO NEW HOME sewing machine, good as new; all attachments. 934 Girard ave.

SMITH'S RECLINING barber chair, cheap. 611 S. Twenty-third st. walnut, A LARGE OAK DESK for sale cheap. Apply 1515 Morris street.

IXEGANT 14-syrup soda fountain, cheap, at 208 Girard ave. FOR SALE Dining room tables and chairs cheap. 1502 Callowhlll st. BARBERS First-class shop for sale. Address 1st.

Inout KIMBAL PIANO, grandfathers clock, case of battlefield relics. Address 261, Inquirer office. BARBERS' FIXTURES bought and sold. King. 1S49 Germantown ave.

MAHINERANTJOJDI FOR SALE Eight 66x18 Coatesville horizontal return tubular boilers, good for 125 pounds of steam; in nse two years. Girard Machine Works. 2616 Girard avenue. FOR SALE Half medium old style Franklin Gordon printing press; also large bookbinder's stamping press, fitted for gas. both in good condition.

James Spencer 20 N. 6th st. WANTED Small screw -cutting lathe. 227, Inquirer office. BICYCLES LADIES' AND GENTS' $25, $35.

$45. or easy payments: guaranteed; highest grade; "standard;" coaster and brake; choice of everything. 17 Arch or 1136 Columbia ave. S20 TO $40. OR weekly, highest grade, standard makes; all 1900 Improvements.

2117 North Front. BICYCLES BUILT TO ORDER, options In ml terials; terms easy; all kinds of repairing; open evenings. 1402 Vine. JINTING Iif ftif! Cards. Bill Heads or Envelopes Xfli Get estimates on other work.

f1 L. FINK SON. 59 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. BMCKLAYJNG BRICKLAYING Pointing, tire brick, cement and plastering. Wm.

H. Sbepard 1343 Ttidgo ave. PECIALNOTIC ON AND AFTER THIS DATE I WILL not be responsible for any debts unless Incurred by myself. J. E.

ilcDOWELU lar street, interment ai rnoriu uor nui cemetery. McGONIGAU On May 4. 1900. Mary A. Mc-Gonigal.

Funeral on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock from her late residence. No. 2343 North Twentv-ninth street. High mass at St. Columbia's Church.

Interment at the Cathedral Cemetery. Funeral strictly private. McGROGAN. On May 4. 1900.

Ellen, wife of James McGrogan. aged 39 years. Funeral on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 clock, from 220 West Columbia avenue. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Michael's Church.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. MEYER. On Mav 4. 1900. William SI.

the son of Marv and the late John Meyer, in hia 29th year. "Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at 2244 Harland street, formerly of Stewart street. Henry Tiwmner Scale Works Association are Invited. Interment private, at Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

MILLER. On May 5, 1900. William, son of William and the late Helena Miller, aged 3 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from 304 Jersey avenue. Gloucester, N.

J. MORAN. On May 5, 1900, Daniel Moran. Funeral on Wednesday. May 9.

at 8.30 o'clock, from 2953 Melvale street. Twenty-fifth ward. Requiem mass at the Church of the Nativity. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. MOORE.

In Conshohocken. on May 3. 1900, Jam's late of County Antrim. Ireland, in his 29th vear. Funeral services on Mon-div morning, at 10 o'clock, from 135 South Elm stret.

Interment at Gulf Cemetery. MOYER. Near Quakertown. on Friday, May 4 Anna, widow ot the late Henry A. Moyer, In her 85th year.

Funeral on Wednesday, May 9. at 9 A. at the home of Daniel W. Landis. To proceed to Springfield Mennonlte Meeting House for burial.

I MOSER. On the 4th of May. 1900. Pauline Flizabeth. Infant daughter of Charles and Kate Moser.

aged 3 months. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from 1948 Philip street. Services- at St. Boniface's Church. Interment at St.

Peter's Cemetery. MULLIGAN. On May 3. 1900. James Mulligan, aged 49 vears.

Funeral on Monday. May 7. at 8.30 A. from Baltimore and Gibbous avenue. Lansdowne.

Pa. High mass at St. Philomena's Church. Lansdowne at 9.30 A. M.

precisely. Interment at St. Charles' Cemetery. Kellyviile. New York and Baltimore papers please copy.

MURPHY. On May 6, 1900. Thomas Murphy, native of Dublin. Ireland. Funeral on Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from rear of 1808 Kater street, below South street.

Requiem mass at St. Charles' Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Dublin papers please copy. NORRIS.

On May 3. 1900. George Norrts. In his 84tb year. Funeral services on Monday.

May 7 at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his son. Lewis Norris. 1647 Margaret street. Frankford. Interment private.

O'BRIEN. On May 1, 1900. Anna wife of Harry J. O'Brien and daughter of the late Cornelius and Annie Kane. Funeral on Monday, at 8 o'clock from her late residence.

1625 South Sixteenth street. High mass at St. Thomas Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. OGIER.

Entered into rest. Thomas Louis Ogier. on Thursday. May 3. 1900.

Funeral services at his late home. 220 South Church street. West Chester, on Monday. May 7. at 1 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited without further -notice. Interment private. O'NEILL. On May 5. 1900.

Joseph, son of Joseph and Emily O'Neill, aged 11 days. Funeral on Monday. May 7. 1900. at 3 clock, from 626 Diamond street.

Interment private, at New Cathedral Cemetery. PARHAM. On May 5. 1900. Annie wife of the late William M.

Parham. and daughter of the late John A. Wetherill. Funeral services at 342 North Twentv-flrst street, on Tuesday at 2 o'clock precisely. Interment strictly private.

RKER. On May 5. 1900. William son of "Aaron and the late Susan Parker, aged years and 8 months. Funeral on Monday, at 1 o'clock from 2131 Montrose street, below Christian street.

To proceed to Holy Cross Cemetery. Interment private. PARKS. On Mar 4. 1900.

Robert Farks. eldest sen of John N. and the late Hannah C. Fisher, o-ed 29 veers. Funeral services on Tuesday tfternoon." May 8, at 2 o'clock, at No.

621 West Dauphin street. Members of W. C. No. i7(t, 1'.

S. of and employes of Southwark Iron and Machine are invited. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. Schuylkill county papers please copy. PETTIT.

On the 6th Mary Pettit. Due notice of the funeral will be given. Residence. 2415 Hancock street. PHILLIPS.

Of cerebro-spinal meningitis, on May 5. 1900, Olive May. daughter of William H. and Lizzie E. Phllliris.

aged 3 years and 4 months. No funeral. Resideuce, 1143 Daly street. FLATT. On May 4.

1900. Herbert B. Piatt, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Piatt, aged 5 months.

Friends and relatives of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the parents' residence, in Thoroughfare, N. on Monday. May 7. Services at the house, at 10 A. M.

Interment in Englington Cemetery. POTTER. Suddenly, on Thursday evening. May 3, George W. Potter, aged 48 years.

Funeral services at his home at 2 o'clock P. Mondav. May 7. Silver Chapter, No. 226, Frankford.

is invited. REILLY. On May 4. 1900. Peter Rellly.

veteran of the late rebellion, on board the Hartford, at the Battle of Mobile. Funeral on Monday, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 153 North Twenty-second street. High mass in St. Elizabeth's Church, at 10 o'clock.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. RIDDELL. tin May 5. 191 HI. Mar.ia Riddell, wife of the late John Riddell.

in her 82d year. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from 1808 East Lehigh avenue. Interment private, at Cedar Hill Cemetery. ROTH. On the 6th A.

Harry. 6on of Henry H. and Esther A. Roth, in his 23d year. Due notice of the funeral will be given.

SCHELE- On May 5. 1900. at -Riverside. Margaret Scheie, widow of the lote Louis. Scheie.

In her" 76th year. Fnneral on Tuesday, at 1 o'clock, from her son's. Jacob Scheie, residence. Bridgeboro street. Riverside.

N. J. Services at Palmyra Moravian Church, at 3 o'clock, at Five Points. Interment at churchyard SCHMID. On the evening of May 4.

1900. Mary A. Schmid. nee Copperhaver. widow of Joseph Schmid and mother of William Schmid.

aged 56 years 5 months and 23 daj-s. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon. May 8. 190t. at 2 o'clock, from 1007 North Twenty-sixth street, formerly Main street.

East Camden, N. J. Members of Silver Star Lodge. No. 28.

O. S. cf are Invited. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Funeral nt 1.30.

Services at Christus German Evangelical Lutheran Church at 2 o'clock. SHAFFER. On Wednesday. May 3. 1900.

Wilson son of Madison and the late Sarah Shaffer, in his 61st year. Fnneral services on Monday, at 2 o'clock, at his late 1828 Church street. Frankford. Interment private, at Cedar Hill Cemetery. SMITH.

Suddenly, on May 5. 1900. Andrew husband of Ella V. Smith and son of Anna and the late William Smith, in his 29th year. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence.

2i03 East Sterner street. Clearfield Council. No. 394. J.

O. I'. A. and the employes of the Philadelphia Paper Manufacturing Company are invited. Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery.

SMITH. At Port Norris. N. on May 4, John M. Smith, formerly of Philadelphia.

In the 82d year of his age. Private interment nt North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Frankford on Mouoav. May 7, 1900, at 4 P. M.

SNYDER. On May 4. 1900. Rachel wife of the late Gottlieb' G. Snyder, aged 62 Sears.

Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from No. 2332 West Third street. Chester. Delaware county. Services South Chester Baptist Church at 3 o'clock.

Interment at Chester Rural Cemetery. SNYDER. On May 6. 1900, George son of Benjamin F. and Elizabeth Snyder, and grandson of William W.

and Maggie Ennis. aged 1 vear. Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock, at 816 Sears street. Interment at Mt. Moriah Cemetery.

STEIN HOFF. On May 4, 1900. Louisa, wife of Henry Stelnboff and daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Hagen. aged 30 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from 1310 Warnock street.

Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. STORY. On May 5. 1900. Sarah, widow of the late George H.

Stcry. Funeral on Wednesday morning. May 9. at 7.30 o'clock, from 3142 Edge-niont street. Twenty-fifth ward.

Requiem mass at Church of the Nativity. Interment at St. Dominic's Cemetery, Holmesburg. TOMLINSON. On the morning of May 4, 1900.

William E. Tomlinson. aged 67 years. Funeral services on Monday, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. No.

1538 Dickinson street. Oriental Lodge. No. 25. K.

of is invited. Interment private. TROUP. On the 5th Elva daughter of James H. and Kate B.

Troup. aged 22 months. Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at No. 2428 Jefferson street. Interment private.

WARNER. On Mav 5. 1900, Caroline, daughter of William and Hazel Warner aged 6 months. Funeral on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from 1319 Olive street. WEARS.

Isaiah C. Wears. May 4. 1900. aged 78.

Funeral on Monday. May 7. at 11 o'clock, from his late residence. 965 North Sixth afreet. Members of the Fraternal Association are invited Services at Union A.

M. E. Church. Sixteenth and Fairmount avenue. 12 o'clock.

WILKIE. On May 4, 1900. Caroline Small Francis Wilkie, wife of William H. Wllkie, and daughter of Henry B. and Mary E.

Francis. Fnneral on Tuesday morning. May 8, 1900. at 10 o'clock. fron 324 Kaighn avenue, Camden.

N. J. Services will be held at 11 o'clock, at E. Church of Our Saviour. Broadway and Viola" street.

Interment private, at Evergreen Cemetery. WILLIAMS. On May 6. 1900. Mary Cattell Williams.

In her 82d year. Funeral on Wednesday morning, at 7 o'clock, from 30 South King street Gloucester. N. J. Interment at Wilmington.

10.26 train from Twenty-fourth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. Pa. WILLING. On Saturday, May 5, Elizabeth Kent wife of Richard Lloyd Willing. Funeral services will be held at 1518 Pine street, on Monday May 7, at 11 o'clock.

Interment at Newport, R. It is requested that no- flowers be sent. WILKINSON. On May 5. 1900.

John husband of Emma WTilkinson. aged 54 years. 7 months Funeral services on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at his late residence. 931 St. John r.m.inii J.

Also services at Bridge port M- E. Chnrch. Wednesday morning on arrival of 8.27 train from Camden. New Jer sey Council. No.

16. u. t. k. conntnian Todse No 1 Shelld of Honor: Pottowottomie Tribe No.

94. I. O. R. nd employes of Wilkinson Son are Invited.

Interment at M. E. Cemetery. WILLS. On May 5" 1900, Joseph Lucas, the husband of Annie Wills, in his 51st year.

Funeral oa Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, from 2410 North Fifth street. Interment private at Fernwood Cemetery. WIUSON. On May 4. 1900.

John Wilson. Fnneral services at his late residence. 2330 North Seventh street, on Monday afternoon. 7th 2 o'clock precisely. Lenl Lenape Tribe.

No. 3. TOR. M. also guards and employes of House of Correction, are invited.

Interment PIWILSON. On Mav 4, Howard, son of John and Mary Wilson, aged 20 years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at 33S South Second street. Interment at Arlington Cemetery. WRIGHT.

On May 5. 190O. Marie daughter of Benjamin R. and Sophia Weigle Wright, aged 21 months. Funeral services at No.

3059 North Percy street, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery. UNDERTAKERS Telephone. fc-stabllshea lNJi. j.

LEWIS GOOD SON, 021 SPRUCE STREET. Hurled on Track as Fast Mail Rapidly Approached Miraculous Escape From Death, ot Man in the Hands of Daring Highwaymen Special to The Inquirer. CHICAGO, May 6. Two robbers attacked Charles Jones in South Euclid avenue, Oak Park, early yesterday morning, and when he resisted the larger of the two highwaymen threw, him in front of the westbound fast mail train, on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, at Euclid avenue. Jones rolled to one side, but so close was the train that he was scalded by the steam from the exhaust pipe.

When he rose he saw his assailants running away, Jones was on his way home when he saw two men stnnding under a tree at the Euclid avenue railway crossing. When he tried to pass one of the robbers, who was masked, commanded him to throw up his hands, at the same time drawing a revolver. Jones, who is 23 years old, was not frightened. When the man with the gun turned to look at the fast approaching train he jumped at the robber. He grabbed him by the throat with one hand, and with the other attempted to force the revolver from the man's hand.

The thug, however, was the stronger. He dropped the revolver, and tearing loose Jones hand from his throat, he picked him up, and as the headlight on the engine threw out its rays around them, Jones was hurled in front of the engine. As the train passed the steam from the exhaust pipe blew into Jones' face so close was he to the rail. It he had moved he would have been killed. Jones found that he was not seriously injured, though somewhat scalded by the steam.

The men escaped with $12 they had taken during the struggle. Jones description of the men tallies with the description of the men who earlier in the evening held up the Rev. George A. Campbell, of the Austrian Christian Church, ar.d took the gold watch presented to him by a former congregation at Douglass Park. PHILADELPHIA BOY ASKS FOR JUSTICE Senator Penrose Will Introduce a Bill to Set His Record Right Special to The Inquirer.

THE INQUIREU BUREAU. 1410-12 a Street N. W. WASHINGTON7, May 6. Milton Ostheim, of Philadelphia, a former soldier who helped fight Uncle Sam's battles In the Philippine Islands, has complained to Senator Penrose that he was treated with gross Injustice while in the service.

He asks that a bill for his relief be Introduced in Congress. Osteim declares. In a sworn statement, that he was a private In Company Twelfth United States Infantry. He claims that while he was on guard duty on June 21 last at San Pedro MacattI, In the Philippines, he was approached by Second Lieutenant T. A.

Drumm and Corporal Theodore Latham. They "both falsely accused him of sleeping at bis post and he was placed under arrest. At a court-martial on July 14, 1809, at San Fernando, Drumm and Latham appeared against him and on their testimony he was found guilty. He was compelled to serve six months in prison and was then dishonorably discharged from the army, with the loss of all pay and allowances due him. Ostheim claims that he was wide awake at the time and there was no truth in the evidence against him.

Senator Penrose will to-morrow Introduce a bill correcting his military record so as to grant him an honorable discharge. Osteim resides at 061 Franklin street, Philadelphia. A bill will be Introduced In the Senate tomorrow by Senator Penrose appropriating $100,000 to defray the cost of erecting a public building at New Castle. Lawrence county. C.

W. C. HEWS Port of Philadelphia, May 7V Sun rises 4.53 A. M. sun sets 7.02 P.

M. Hleh water, 8.00 A. 8-34 P. M. Low water, 2.40 A.

3.10 P. M. Arrived Yeiterday VIZCAINA, British steamer. McLean. Cartha-eenia via Gibraltar, iroa ore, L.

Westergaard i Co. GUT HEIL, German steamer, Schroder, Havana, molasses. J. B. Hamel.

Oo. TENBY. British steamer. Campbell, Port Said, ballast. Barker tc McCall.

ARCHTOIt, British steamer, Holman, Lelth, ballast, Peter Wright Sons. OCEAN, Netherland steamer, Boysen, Rotterdam, ballast, Philip Ruprecht. MARCH. British steamer. Bell, Las Palmas, water ballast.

Peter Wright Sons. FIXJRIDA. Norwegian steamer, Hansen, Rotterdam, ballast. Cosmopolitan Line. GOLDSBORO, teamer, French, New York, W.

P. Clyde is. Co. WINYAH, steamer, Simmons, Richmond, W. P.

Clyde Co. WESTOVER. steamer, Joy, Jacksonville, Cook S. S. Oo.

AFRICA, British bark. Fielden, Bahia, manganese ore, W. F. Hager tc Co. ANNIE T.

BAILEY, schooner. Flndlay, Savannah, lumber. J. N. Stetstin Co.

THOMAS F. POLLARD, schooner. Jarman, Savannah, lumber. C. T.

Meeee ic Co. A. R. SHERMAN, schooner, Johnson, Jacksonville, lumber, Z. S.

Steelman. WILLIAM H. SWAIN, schooner, Davidson Savannah, lumber. J. B.

Hamel Co. CALVIN P. HARRIS schooner, Hlggins, Pis-eon's Cove, stone. J. L.

Nicholson. COLIN C. BAKER, schooner. Hawea, Pigeon's Cove, stone. J.

L. Nicholson. AMfcKICA Norwegian steamer. Evjenth. Port umrea rutt Jo.

DL CHESS British steamer. Mernoa. New York, ballast. Charloa FRANK LEAMING. "schooner.

Campbell. Savan- unu. iiimwT. naiat ec cnmmins. San cocoa-nuts.

C. S. Crowell Co. Arrived Saturday MARYLAND, British steamer. Marshall.

Lon- (Inn li an A .1.. KIT TIE, British steamer, Horn. Gloucester Cbas- Ty1'' Sns. SPARTAN steamer, Crowell. Boston, Geo.

C. Eckhardt. ERICSSON, steamer, Grace, Baltimore, F. S. Groves.

VESPER, steamer, Goslee; New York, m. P. Clyde Co KENNETT. British steamer. Lowry.

Havana. ballast. Earn Line Steamshin rv. LANCASTER, steamer, Sabllch, Boston, towing man. LIDA.

schooner. Fowler, Wright, San Andreas cocoanuts, Calvin S. Crowell Co. RICHARD F. C.

HARTLEY, schooner, Falker Jacksonville, lnmber, Haldt A Cummins. DREADNAUGHT, schooner, Allen, New Haven, ballast. Mitchell Megee. Hl'MAEOCK. schooner, Campbell, Savannah, lumber, Mitchell Megee.

SARAH WOOD, Fchooner, Douglass, Lanesrille. stone, Pettit Co. ADDIE JORDAN, schooner. Emerson, Glen Cove, ballast, Haldt Cummins. JAMES W.

FITCH, schooner, Kelly, New York, ballast. J. L. Nicholson. HAMPSHIRE (new) and ANNIE M.

ASH. barges, B.Uh (In tow tug Peter Smith), Atlantic ao-1 Pacific Co. Reported arrival of schooner E. C. ALLEN yesterday was an error; should have been schr.

C. A. WrHITE, Connor, Boston, ballast, J. L. Nicholson.

MARCUS HOOK. Arrived. AUGUST KORFF, German steamer, Wischausen, Bremerhaven ballast, Philip Ruprecht. Cleared Saturday LADY GRAY. British steamer.

Putt, Ipswich, Cbas. M. Taylor's CLAUDIUS. German steamer, Schwaner, Ha vana, wm. j.

urananeia. EDDIE. British schooner, Hewson, Waterford, Peter Wright Sons. NORMAN, steamer. Chase, Providence and Fall Klver.

Geo. C. Eckhardt. YEMASSEE. steamer.

O'Nell, Richmond, Wm. P. Clvde Co. BENEFACTOR, steamer, Swain, New York. Wm.

P. Clyde Co. ERICSSON, steamer, Grace, Baltimore, F. S. Groves.

dealer ddes not have them, write ATLANTIC REFINING CUMM1NGER, British schooner. 155- tons, Chatham to New Y'ork, laths, thence to Yarmouth, N. coal. SULLIVAN SAWIN, American schooner. 613 tons Baltimore to Boston, coke.

HATTIE DUNN. American schooner 414 tons. snd E. G. HIGHT, American schooner.

449 tons, Trinidad to Hastings, asphalt. T. W. DUNN, American schooner, 632 tons, Brunswick or Savannah to Phillipsburg, lumber, $5.75. MARTORY BROWN, American schooner.

1061 tons. Charleston to New York, two trips, ties, 15 to 15V4 cents. WILLIAM T. DON NELL, American schooner, 511 tons. Jacksonville to Philadelphia, lumber.

LEVI HART. American schooner, 364 tons, Brunswick to New lumber. $5.25. EDNA A. POGl'E.

American schooner. 154 tons, Philadelphia to Baltimore, sand, 70 cents net. JOHN PAUL. American schooner, 352 tons. New Y'ork to St.

Pierre, general cargo. HELEN E. KENNY, British schooner, 294 tons. Mobile to Havana, lumber. $8.

LA PLATA, British schooner, 299 tons, Bar- badoes to Montreal, modasses, $4. ABBIE KEAST. British schooner. 96 tons. New York to St.

John, N. scrap iron, $1.25 and loaded. ESTELLE. American schooner, 389 tons. Turks Island to Bangor, salt.

9 cents. ANNA, American schooner. 465 tons. Jacksonville to Curacoa. lumber, $8 and port charges.

ZETA. British schooner, 144 tons, San Bins to New Y'ork. cocoanuts. INA. British schooner 112 tons.

New Y'ork to St. John, N. general cargo, $225. STEAMERS' SCHEDULE TO ARRIVE. Date ofi Name.

From. For. tDuneric H. H. Semplone tAdria fstandard tDunrobln M.

Massilia fPinners Point. Pennland Rotterdam, 1'Euxinia Ems Ethiopia Cevic Southwark Main tNordkyn tHur worth Mount by tKoxby tGeestemunde (. Waldersee. Rhynland Lahn tMnckinaw tMora Oceanic Maasdam Lumen Aragonia Werra Furnessia Columbia Genrgio Menominee Campania Westernland La Gascogne. St.

Paul G. Kurfuerst. Apr. 4' Apr. 7 Apr.

17 Potl Bremen Genoa Hamburg Swlnemunde Hamburg Genoa Marseilles ludon Liverpool Rotterdam Amsterdam Genoa- Moville Liverpool Antwerp Bremen Rotterdam Carthagena Barry Stratoni Swiueuiunde Plymouth Liverpool Southampton London Huelva (ueenstown Rotterdam Shields Antwerp Genoa Moville Southampton-Liverpool London LI verpool Antwerp Havre Cherbourg Bremen N. York N. York Apr. is Apr. 19 rtr Vl) Philada Philada N.

York N. York I 24 Apr. Philada Philada V. York Apr. Apr.

26 A nr. 26 Philada N. York N. York Apr. 26 Apr.

27 Apr. 27 N. York V. York Apr. Apr.

2S Apr. 28 A nr. 2 N. York Philada Philada Philada Philada Philada N. York Philada N.

York Apr. 29 Apr. 29 Apr. 30 Mv 1 May May Mav i Philada i Philada Mav May May N. York N.

York Philada Philada N. York N. York N. York N. York N.

York N. York N. Y'ork N. Y'ork York May Mav May Mav May Mmv May May May May Mav May York TO DEPART. f.

at a fraction of to Philadelphia. had gone -adrift in the channel above toe statics. BIG SX-SAMER LAUNCHED. Bay City. May 6.

The steamer Isaac C. Elwood. built for the American Steel and Wire Company, was launched from the yards of the West Bay Cltv Ship Building Company. The Elwood is BOO feet over all, 52 feet beam and 30 feet molded depth, has quadruple engines and Is equipped with all modem appliances. PASSED CONSIDERABLE WRECKAGE.

The British steamer Tenbv, Captain Campbell, which arrived yesterday from Port Paid, reported that on April 28, in latitude 87. longitude 53.55 passed several logs of lumber and wreckage, consisting of a short ladder, part of a deol house, pieces of planking ana lung wooden ladder. All had apparently heeu in the water but a short time. In latitude 27.10 N. and 57.45 passed lsree fonr-mastcd bark, painted slate cUnr.

(lying signals, but could not be made out. The bark was la vthe track of vessels from New York to the equator. FOREIGN MAILS Closing- at Philadelphia Post ffjee for Week Ending May 12 For Costa Rica, per steamer from New 11.00 P. M. MONDAY.

For St. Thomas and St. Croix, via St. Thomas, per S. S.

Kennett. 9.00 A. M. for Belize. Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, per steamer from New Orleans.

11. 0O P. M. TUESDAY. For S.

S. -Kaiser Wllhelm der Grosse. via Cherbourg. Southampton- and Bremen. 2.30 A.

M. for Inagua. Haiti afld Santa Martha, per S. S. Herald.

6.U0 A. M. for Barbados and North Brazil, per S. S. Flumlnense, 10.15 A.

for Jamaica, per S. S. Admiral Dewey, from Boston. 5.O0 P. for Costa Ricn.

per steamer from New Orleans, 11. 0U 1'. M. WEDNESDAY. For Europe, per S.

S. 'New York, via Southampton. 2.30 A. M. for Central America (except Costa Rica) and South Pacific IMjrts.

per S. S. Alamo, via Colon (Guatemala when specially addressed). 4.00 A. M.

for Belgium duvet, per S. S. Switzerland, via Antwerp (when specially 4.00 A. for Belgium, per S. S.

Frlesland. via Antwerp (when specially addressed), 6.00 A. for I'orto Rico. St. Thomas and St.

Croix, via San Juan, also Curacao and Venezuela', per S. S. Caracas (Savanilla and Carthagena, via Curacao, when specially addressed), 6.00 A. M. fop Martinique wind Guadaloupe, via Martinique, per S.

S. Vizcaina, 9.00 A. for France, Switzerland. Italy. Spain.

Portugal. Turkey, Egypt and British India, per S. S. La Champagne, via Havre (other parts of Europe when specially addressed. 11.

OO P. M. THURSDAY. For Europe, per S. S.

Kaiser Friedrieh. via Plymouth. Cherlwmrg and Hamburg. 2.30 A- M. for Bermuda, per S.

S. Pretoria. 6.00 A. for Newfoundland, per S. 8.

Llvnnian. from Philadelphia. 8.0 A. M. for Campeche, Yucatan.

Tabasco and Chiapas, per S. S. Yucatan, via I'rogreso (other parts of Mexico, and for Cub, via Havana when specially addressedi. 9.0O A. M.

for Nat-sail. N. Guantanamo and Santiago de Cuba, per 8. S. Niagara.

9.00 A. for Jamaica, per S. S. Admiral Schley, from Boston. 5.K P.

M. FRIDAY For Turks Island and Dominican Republic, per S. S. Cherokee. 9.00 A.

M. for Porte) Rico, per S. S. Arcadia. 9.M) A.

for Azotes Islands per S. S. Spartan Prim e. 11. 0O P.

M. SATURDAY For Netherlands, per S. S. Rotterdam, via Rotterdam (when specially addressed). A.

M. for Italy, per S. S. Ems, via Naples (when specially addressed), 4.00 A. for Scotland, per S.

S. Ethiopia, via Glna- fow (when sneciaily addressed). 4.0i A. M. for lumpe, per S.

S. Etruria, via Oueenstown. 4.0O A. Id. for Norway, per S.

S. Norge, via Chris-tlanla (when specially addressed). 4.00 A. for Fortune Island. Jamaica.

Savanilla and Carthaeena and Greytown. per S. S. Altai (Costa Rica, when specially addressed), 6.00 A. for Cuba via Havana, per S.

S. Havana (when specially addressedi, 6.00 A. for per S. S. Silvia.

6.00 A. M. for Yucatan. er TordenKkjold. via Proareso, 6.00 A.

M. for Great Britain and Ireland, per S. S. Pennlanu. Via Oueenstown (when specially addressed).

7.0:) A. for Neuvitas. Glbara. Vita. Baracoa snd Puerto Padre, per S.

S. Lanrenburg (ordinary mail only). 0.00 A. M. SUNDAY For St.

Pierre Miquelon, per steamer from North Sydney. 8.00 A. M. for Costa Rica, per steamer from New Orleans. 11.00 P.

M. PRINTED MATTER. ETC. German steamers sailing on Tuesdays tat printed matter, for Germany and specially addressed printed matter, for other parts of Kr.rope. American and White Star steamers WVdnesdavs, German and French steamers on Tliui-xdavs and Cunard and German steamers on Saturdays take printed matter, for all countries fur which they are advertised to carry mail.

DAILY. Mexican overland.6.30 A. 9.30 A. 11.30 A. M.

3.30 P. 6 P. 91 M. foreign registered mail. 6.00 P.

M. mails for China. Japan. Hawaii and Australia, via Vancouver (when specially adiresfed T' 9.30 A. M.

and 9.3" P. mails via New Orleans. 6.80 P. M. and 11.00 P.

M.j mails for the Philippine Islands. 9.30 A. M. and 9.3i P. malls via San Francisco.

9.30 A. M. and P. mails for Newfoundland, via North Sydney. 4.00 P.

M. mails for St. Pierre-Miquelon. via Boston. 6.00 P.

M. mails for Cuba, by rail to Miami. Florida. Tuesday and Saturday. 6.30 A.

M. mails for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Florida, daily except Monday (Sunday at 8. A. 10.45 A.

M. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. ETC. Mails for China. Japan and Philippine Islands, per S.

Coptic, close at San Francisco. May 11. 1900. Mails for China and Japan aDd the Philippine Islands, per S. S.

Dalnyvostock. close at Tacoma May 12. V.X Mails for the Society Islanda. per S. S.

Galilee, close at San Francisco. May 16. 1900. Mails for Australia (except West Australia, which are forwarded via Europe). New Zealand.

New Caledonia. Hawaii. Fiji and Samoa a Islands per S. S. Alameda, close at San Francisco.

May 17. 1900. Mails for Chiua. Japan Hawaii and Philippine Islands per S. S.

America Marti, close at Sao. Francisco. Mav 19. 10OO. Malls for China.

Japan. Hawaii and Philippine Islands ier S. S. Toeu Mara (reeistered mail must be directed "via close at Seattle. May 21.

19(a). Mails for Chiua and Japan, per S. S. Empress of" India (registered mail must be directed via Vancouver) close at Vancouver. B.

C. May 27, 1Q0) Mails for Hawaii, per S. S. close at San Francisco. May 30.

1900. Mails for Australia (except West Australia), Hawaii and FIJI Islands, per S. S. AorattgL close at Vancouver. B.

C. June 1900. 1 2327 Brown st. Wm. E.

Lee. Grad. in Phar. 1417 Columbia A. D.

Tel. Office. 1407 Fairmount W. U. Tel.

Office. 1923 Callowhlll A. D. Tel. Office.

1913 Ridge W. U. Tel. Office. Y'ork and Douglass Finnev's Pharmacy.

23d and Callowhlll Wm. M. Hill. Phar. 2to0 22d Hudson's Pharmacy.

2d and' Berks Harry Arndt. Pharmacist. 30th and Diamond Harry G. Comp Co. SOUTHEAST Passyunk ave.

and Moore. McNair Dnig'ts. 1700 South Tenth C. n. Ballantine, M.

D. cor 3d and Morris. Helm's Drug Store. cor. 4th and Wolf.

Southwark Phar. lil4 Fifth W. U. Tel. Office, iith r.H Pine Gladstone Pharmacy.

iih I Hitner J. W. Harrigan. Phar. 2d and Siegel.

East Emi Prescription Pharmacy. 719 2d St. Lieorge bwiiik. xr uarmacjsu No. IDock A.

D. Tel. Office. p-oderal E. E.

Sellen. Phar. 13th and Dickinson sts L. S. Henckle.

Phar. o'ji a inth Wm. McFadden. M. Phar.

9th and Catharine Bacnman's Pharmacy. Broad and Ellswortn, ne r-a rresion. nar. 2d and Wharton. G.

W. Rolland. Apothecary. 9th and Dickinson Edward Beh. Phar.

764 2d AntariHs uiukpi. SOUTHWEST cor. 20th and Dickinson. Keystone Phar. 3d and South Dr.

Hollard Pharmacy. 20th and Locust A. D. Telegraph Office. nroaa ana naun.

C- is A' lY- 15th and Dickinson N. F. Lorman. Druggist. i 1 Kri'V Pmp anil Atari 16th and Moore" W.

W. Chalfant Bro. t-a nH Snvder M. A. Porter.

Phar. 21st and Carpenter Postal Tel. Cable Co. nth and Rltner J. J.

Keenan Phar. rtLjt Tasker Aug. W. Dnvall. Pbar.

34th Wharton. J. W. Harrigan. Grad.

in Phar. 1700 Wharton J. W. Bynard. Pharmacist.

17th and i uaiuiaij. -WEST PHILADELPHIA Cor 52d and Westminster. G. H. Rolland.

Drug. 3955 Lancaster Am. Dist. Tel. Office.

30th and cnesiuui 1 44th and Lancaster Funk Goff. Druggists. It iVwrllnnd Col. P. N.

Pinchhut nnH WiMvUnnil ave. Paschall Pharmacy FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL 4100 Ridge R. J. Murray. Druggist.

5107 Ridge Falan's Pharmacy. MASAI UN IV Corner Main and Cntton T. S'ewlin Willard. GERMANTOWN 6 Chelten West. Union Tel.

Office. TIOGA 20th and Tioga Elber G. Brngler. Apoth'y. FRAXKFORD 2902 Richmond Davis' Drug Store.

NORRISTOWN 73 E. Main Pos. Tel. Co. CAMDEN 211 Kaiehn avenue.

W. S. Thompson's Pharmacy. 6th and Berkley Barrit Disp. Phar.

Fifth and Elm Justice's Pharmacy. 108 E. Side Public Square. Hart's Drug Store. OFFICIAL DEATH RETURNS Appended are the official returns of death made yesterday in the registration office of th Board of Health.

City Hall. They lnclade ta names, aces, dates, places of death or late residence of those dead. Tb asterisk () Indicate that death was dte to disease officially classed as contagious. Austrom. Woernick.

1. 5 Municipal Hospital. Causland 39. 4. 203 Tree st.

Connellv. John. 2. 5. Municipal Hospital.

Dcvine. Marv. 63. 5. 2430 S.

Juniper. Forbes. Christina. 13. 4.

Calcon Hook, Del. Co. Hurwitz. Samuel. 4.

1022 South 6th St. Phillips. Oliver. 3. 5.

1143 Daly st. Schnader. Kolman. 1. 6.

911 Charlotte. Setzler. Maud 20. Hospital. Williams.

Wm. L. 3m. 4. 2441 S.

Clarion. -Wilson. Howard. 20. 4.

338 S. Second st. Wolf. Carl 5. 2311 N.

Germantown it. DIED BAINE. On the 4th Amos the husband of Susan Baine, aged 62 years. Funeral services on Monday fit 5 o'clock at 323H North Front street." Also the Roque Lodge. No.

ana a. ai. Anna i. koss l'ost, o. u-.

G. A. is invited. Interment private, at Mount Moriah Cemetery. BAMPFIELD.

On the 6th James sou of James H. and Sarah Bamptteld. aged 14 months. Funeral on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, from 532 Hart Lane. May 3.

1900, Ann Matilda, widow of the late William H. Batt, aged 75 years. Fnneral services on Monday, at 2 o'clock, at 1638 S-utu Seventh street. Interment private, at Mount Moriah Cemetery. BATT.

On May 3. 1900, Ann Matilda, widow of the late William H. Batt. aged 75 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 2 clock, at her late residence.

1638 South Seventh street. Interment private, at Mount Moriah Cemetery. BEAL. On May 5. 1900.

John beloved husband of Ella Beal and son of the late Ellen and Conrad Beal. aged 29 years. Due notice of the funeral will given from his brother's residence. Mr. Conrad Beal.

2723 North Sydenham street. BOEMAN. Passed to the higher life, May 5. 1900, Eliza I. lioeman.

nee Corfeldt, also on May 3. 1900. Fannie only child of Frank and Annie Corfeldt. and granddaughter of Eliza I. Boeman.

In the 6th year of ber age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence. 204 Susquehanna avenue, on Tuesday morning. May 8, at 10 o'clock. Interment private.

BRABENDER. On May 4. 1900 Kene Brabender. husband of Louisa Brabender (nee 1 Manle). aged 40 years.

Funeral on onday. at I 2 o'clock, from his late residence. No. 1613 North Twenty-sixth street. Members of the Penn Township Council, No.

65, Sr. O. U. A. M.

Gen. William Lllley Council. No. 326, Jr. O.

U. A. the Post Office Protective Association of Philadelphia: Keystone Branch. No. 157.

National Association of Letter Carriers, are invited. Interment at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. BRADY. On May 4, 1900, Mary, daughter of John and Rose Brady, aged 7 years and 4 months.

Funeral on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, from 1533 Pearl street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery BRAND. On May 5. 1900. Lillian G.

Brand," daughter of Robert and Anne Brand, aged 19 years. 6 months and 16 days. Funeral service's on Wednesday. May 9. at 2 o'clock, at 349 Pine street.

Camden, N. J. Interment private, at Evergreen Cemetery. CASSIDY. On May 4.

10OO. Sarah T. Cas-sidy. aged 61 years. Funeral on Monday morning, from her late residence.

411 Vine street. Mass at St. Augustine's Church, at 8.80 o'clock precisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. COOK.

On May 5. 1900, Roslna Cook, widow of Joseph Cook, in her 72d year. Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at 1742 East Passyunk avenue. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. COLLINS.

On Mav 4, 1900. John Francis, son of Michael and Catherine Collins. Funeral on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 209 South Twenty-fourth street. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Patrick's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cfmetery. Kindly omit flowers. CONNOR. On May 4.

1900. George beloved husband of Mary Connor. Funeral on Thursday, May 10. at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 30 Queen street. Solemn high mass of requiem at St.

Philip's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. CONSIDINE. On May 3. 190O.

Matthew Con-sidine. son of the late Matthew and Mary Con-sldine. Funeral on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of his brother. John Considlne. 87 Fairmount avenne.

Requiem mass at the Immaculate Conception Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. CORBETT. On May 2. 1900.

Mary, wife of the late Michael Corbett. Funeral on Monday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from 612 North Fifty-fourth street. West Philadelphia. Mass at the Church of Our Lady of Victory at 9 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

COULSTON. On May 4 19O0. Ellen, ife of William Coulston. aged 6o years. Fnneral services on Monday evening.

Mar 7. at o'clock, ot 1008 West Lehigh avenue. Interment strictly private. CRAMP. On May 4.

1900. FJlza widow of peter Cramp. Funeral services on Wednesday. Slay 9. 1900.

at 2 P. at the residence of her son. Dr. J. A.

Cramp. No. 1921 West Susquehanna avenue. Interment private. CKOSSLAND.

Suddenly, on May 4. 1900, Mary, wife of William Crossland, aged 39 years. Funeral on Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, from 203 Tree street (Second and Jackson streets. Senrices at St Clement's Church. Twentieth and Cherry streets, at 10.30 o'clock.

Interment private. i CUCKNELU-vOn May 3, 1900. Kate, wife ot Iron and Machine Company, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday. May 8. at 2 o'clock P.

at his late residence. No. 621 West Dauphin street. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. Scnuylkill county papers please copy.

FISHER. On May 5. 19)0. Joseph D. Fisher.

In his 78th year. Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon, at 11 o'clock, at 3847 Folsom street. West Philadelphia. Roxborough Lodge, No. 66.

I. O. O. is invited. Interment at St.

Peter's Lutheran Cemetery. Barren Hill. FRANK. On May 4. 19O0.

Elizabeth, widow of Sebastian Frank, aged 89 years. Funeral on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her nephew. Charles F. Hunterson. 3037 Gordon street.

Interment private. FERGUSON. On May 3. 1900. Albert, son of Hugh and Ellen Ferguson.

Fnneral on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 2404 Pine street. Interment at Mt. Moriah Cemetery. FRETZ.

On May 2. 1900. Walter son of Levi W. and Sarah Fretz. aged 24 years.

Funeral services on Monday, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his parents. 1916 Harlan street (Nineteenth and Masteri. The employes of H. T. Paiste Co.

are invited. Interment private. FRORER. At King of Prussia, Montcomeiv county. on Fifth month 6th.

1900. Henry, husband of Susan L. and son of Henry and Catharine C. Frore. Fnneral Fourth day.

9th. at 3 o'clock, at his late residence, Kiug of Prussia. Pa. Train leaving Reading Terminal st 1.36 P. M.

will be met at King of Prussia. Train leaving West Chester at 11.54 A. M. will be met at Strafford. Interment private.

GARTON. Suddenly, Rebecca A. Garton, wife of Samuel S. Gartou. Services Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, at 1523 Porter street.

GILBERT. On the morning of May 5. 1900, Anna Carolina, beloved wife of George A. Gilbert and daughter of Marcus and Henrietta Borho. aged 26 years 5 months and 10 days.

Funeral on Wednesday afternoon. May 9. 1900, at 1 o'clock, from 925 Lawrence street, Camden, N. J. GILDEMEYER.

On May 2. 1900. Frederick Gildemeyer. in his 63d year. Funeral services Monday.

2 o'clock, at his late residence. 1943 North Eleventh street. Interment private, at West Laurel Hill. GRAHAM. On May 6.

1900. Isaac S. Graham, son of the late Malcolm and Margaret Graham. GREEN. On the 4rh William the h'lsband of MTy J.

Green, in his 67th vear. Funeral on Monday, at 3 o'clock, from 3625 North Randolph street. Evening Star Lodge. No. 72; E.

D. Baker Post. No. 8. G.

A. and No. 68. Scott Legend Association are Invited. Interment at Greenwood K.

of P. Cemetery. HAAS. On the 4th Reglna M. Haas, wife of Ibe late Frederick Haas.

Fnneral on Tuesday morning. o'clock, from 2143 North Park avenue. High mass at Our Lndv of Mercy Church, at 9.30 o'clock. lntermeut private. HALL On Mav 2.

1900. George, beloved husband of El'a C. Hall, and son of the late Wil-latm and Mary Hall, aged 41 years. Funeral on Monday at 2 P. at his late residence.

No. 1928 Fontain street. George Chandler Council. No. 937.

Royal Arcanum. Philadelphia Relief League. Chosen Friends Castle. No. 33, K.

of G. the employers and employes of Welkel Smith's Sp'ce Company, are invited. Interment at Monument Cemetery. HAGAN. On May 4.

19o0. Bernard Hagan. Funeral on Monday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from his late residence. No. 2605 Oxford street.

The employes of the American Type Foundry and all societies of which he was a member, are invited. High requiem mass at St. Elizabeth's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. HAGERTY.

On May 3. 1900. Robert J. Hag-erty. in his 70th year.

Fnneral on Tuesday, at 8.30 o'clock, from bis late residence. 5i7 South Seventeenth street. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Theresa's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

HALL On May 2. 1900. George, beloved husband of Ella Hall and son of the late William and Mary Hall, aged 41 years. Fnneral services on Monday, at 2 P. at 1928 Fontain street.

Members of George Chandler Council, No. 037, Roval Arcanum- Philadelphia Relief U-ague; Chosen Friends' Castle, No. 33 K. G. E.

employers and employes of Welkel Smith Spice are invited. Interment at Monument Cfmetery. HARPER. On the 4th Mary, wife of Robert Harper, daughter of the late James and Maggie McGlensey. and granddaughter of the late James and Catharine Brady, aged 23 years.

Funeral on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, frqm 2106 St. Alban's street. Solemn high mass at St. Charles' Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

On May 6. 1900, Emanuel Harvev. in the 54th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, also Sheklnah Lodge. No.

246. F. and A. M. Division No.

109. B. of L. E. Division 27.

Ladles' Aux. and employes of Pennsylvania Railroad Company, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. 4039 Poplar street. Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. HATHAWAY.

On May 3. 1900. Caroline wife of Henry Hathaway, aged 54 years. Funeral services on Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, at her late residence. 4932 Aspen street.

West Philadelphia. Interment at Bellvue Cemetery. Lancaster county. HESSION. On the 3d of May.

1900, Catherine, wife of the late Edward Hesslon. Funeral ou Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from 2122 East Lehigh avenue. Tbirty-flrst ward. Solemn requiem mas- at the Church of Our Lady of ihc Visitation. Interment at Holy HEWLITT.

On Saturday. May 5, 1900 John, son of Samuel J. and Sarah Hewlitt. in his 23d vear. Funeral on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, from 4159 Orchard strtet.

Fraukford. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. HOWELL-On May 5.11900. Sarah, wife of Isaac Howell, aged 42 years. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence.

Bryn Mawr. Pa. Services at the A. M. K.

Church, at 3 o'clock. Interment at Radnor M. B. Cemetery. JONES.

On May 5, 1900. Amanda wife of Charles M. Jones, in the 67th year of her age. Funeral from the residence of her husband. Marlon.

N. on Tuesday, the 8th instant, at 1 o'clock P. M. Train leaves Market street wharf. at.

10.50 A. M. Interment at Cclestown, N. J. JONES.

On May 4. 1900. Mary daughter of John and Ellen Jones, aged 2 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from southeast corner Twenty-third and Callowhlll streets. Interment Old Cathedral Cemetery.

JUDD. At Camden. N. on May 6, 1900. H.

J. Judd. in his 73d year. Services Tuesday evening. May 8, at 8 clock.

Also services at Mt. Hollv Cemetery Wednesday morning. May 9, at 11.30. Interment Mt. Holiv Cemetery.

KAYLOR. On May 4. 1900. Fannie wife of Christian H. Kaylor.

in the 37th year of her age. Funeral services on Monday, at 1 o'clock, at the residence of her brother-in-law. Henry C. Harris. 330 Sycamore street.

Camden. N. J. Interment private. KENNEY- On May 6.

1900. Nathaniel Ken-nev. aged 50 years. Fnneral on Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from 2109 Adams street. To proceed to Beacon Church Vault.

KILE. On May 2, 1900. Catharine, widow of Francis Kile, in her 80th year. Funeral on Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, from her late residence. Fifth street and Montgomery av-nue.

North Wales, Pa. Friends from city take 8 clock train from Terminal to North Wales Station. Services and interment at Hilltown, Pa. Wdthout further notice. KIRCHNER.

On May 5. 1900. George, son of George and Maggie Kirchner. aged 1 year and 1 month. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon.

May 8. at 12.30 o'clock, from 2577 Amber street. Thirty-first ward. Interment private, at Holy Cross Cemetery. LEY.

On May 3. 1900. Frances daughter of Hannah and the late Robert S. Ley. Funeral on Monday, at 3 o'clock, from residence of her mother.

332 De Lancey street. Employes of Bookkeeping Department of John Wanamaker's. are invited. Interment at St. Paul's E.

Church Cemetery. LIPPINCOTT. Near Hartford, N. on Fifth month 6th. 1900.

Joseph H. Lippincott. In his 85th year. Funeral from his late residence near Hartford, on Fourth day. 9th at 12 o'clock, without further notice.

Carriages will lie at Hartford Station to meet trains leaving Market street ferry. Philadelphia, at 10 A. and Mt. Holly 11.22 A. M.

Interment at Coles-town. LONG. Suddenly, of pneumonia, on May 3 19(Xi. Marion SIcClaln. daughter of Joseph and Mary A.

long, aged 3 years and 5 months Funeral on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 1153 Dorranee street. Interment at Mt. Moriah Cemetery. MacBRlDE.

On May 3. 1900. Martha, wife of the late Matthew MacBride. Funeral op Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from S3S East Thompson street. To proceed to- Palmer Vault.

Interment private, at K. of P. Greenwood Cemetery. MADDEN. On May 3.

1900. Bernard, beloved husband of Mary Madden. Funeral on Monday at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 2339 North Svdctiham street (Sixteenth street, below Dantihinl. Solemn high mass of requiem at Our Lady of Mercy Church.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Me A ROLE. On May 3, 1900. Anne, widow of Arthur WcArdle. Funeral oa Monday, at 8.30- ICan be moved HARRISBURG.

steamer, Anderson, Boston, towing barge Pine Forest, O. H. Hagerman. ELVIRA J. FRENCH.

schooner, Kendrlcks, Banger, J. L. Nicholson. HORATIO, schooner, Kelly, Hyannis, J. L.

N'ich-olsoo. HORACE G. MORSE, schooner, Higbee, Portsmouth, J. N. Stetson Co.

OLIVER S. BAKRETT, schooner, Gould, Bath, H. D. May Co. ANNIE F.

CONLON. schooner. Baker, Boston, Chas. T. Megee Co.

GEO E. WALCOTT, schooner, Swett, Portland. Chas. T. Megee Co.

R. D. SPEAK, schooner Richardson. Portland, Haldt fc Cummins. JOHN M.

FISKE. schooner, Nutt, Bristol, R. Haldt Cummins. Delaware Bay and River News DELAWARE BREAKWATER May 6. Passed out Steamer Lady Gray Putt, for iDswieh.

Passed up Schooner Frances Hacan. from Port Tampa in tow tujr So aimers Smith: steam yacht Albatross. Passed out--Steamers Eddie Hewson. for Waterford: West Point Hewlson. for London; schooner Georee E.

Walcott. Swet. for Portland. In tow tuir Juno. REEDY ISLAND.

May 6. Passed down-Steamers Eddie (Br.l. Hewson. for Waterford: West Point (Br.l. Hewlson.

for London. Passed un Steamers Goldsboro. French; from New York: Wlnyah. Simmons, from Richmond: schooners Annie T. Bailey.

Flndlay. from Savannah: Thomas F. Pollard. Jarman. from Savannah: A.

B. Sherman. Johnson, from Jacksonville: steamers America Evjenth, from Port Antonio: Duchess Mernoa, from New York: schooner Warner Moore, Crockett, from Bermuda Hundred. MARCUS HOOK. Mav 6.

Passed up Bark Africa Fielden. from Bahia: steamers March Bell from Las Palmas: Archtor (Br). Holman. from Leith: Westover. Joy.

from Jacksonville: Gut Hell Scbroeder. from Havana: Vizcaina McLean, from Carthaeena: Florida Hansen, from Rotterdam: steamer Ocean Cassens. from CAPISIAY. PL 3.. May 6.

In Marion. Kohl-noor. Hammond, under Swatara- Eagle, Hul, Preston, St. Nicholas, under Carbonero. Out Alseuborn.

OTHER POBTS Arrived BALTIMORE. May 6. Steamer Ericsson, from Philadelphia. FERNANDINA, May 6. Steamer Patria, from Philadelphia.

SAVANNAH. May 6. Schooner Isaac T. Campbell, from Philadelphia. Passed BEACHY HEAD.

May 6. Steamers Montauk Point, Philadelphia for London. FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS CRD, Norwegian steamer. New Orleans or Galveston to Hamburg, 19.00O quarters grain, 3 shillings 102 pence. May or June.

ASTL'RIA, British steamer. 3319 tons. New York to China and Japan, berthed, general cargo. LINDA, British steamer, 1562 tons. New York to Manchester, general cargo, 14 shillings 6 pence net form.

May. STORFOND. Norwegian steamer, 2281 tons (re-charter), six months time. May. ORWELL, British steamer, 244(1 tons.

New York to China and Japan. May. URSULA BRIGHT, British steamer. 2H4 tons. Gulf to Greenock, lumber.

113 shillings 9 pence, June. ROe-HAMPTON. British steamer. 1391 tons, FernaDdlna to London, phosphate, 18 shillings 0 pence, June. NEWLY N.

British steamer, 1848 tons, Norfolk to Buenos Ayres. coal. DUNEKIO, British steamer. 1211 tons, one round West India trip. KRI.M, American schooner, 1117 tons.

Port de Paix and or Cape Haytl to Boston, logwood, $4.26, and logwood roots, $4.75. COPENHAGEN. British steamer, 2116 tons, Sagua to New Y'ork or Pbiiadelphia. sugar, 10 cents, option Boston, 11 cents. ALABAMA.

British steamer, 1133 tons, Norfolk to St. Lucia, coal. BEN WICK. British steamer, 1815 tons, Norfolk to Tampleo. coal.

WARTBl RG. German steamer. 1095 tons, one round West India trip. KESTOR. British steadier.

1483 tons, Norfolk to Colon, coal, and second voyage, Norfolk to Kingston, coal. ALABAMA. American steamer, 1135 tons, and VIRGINIA British steamer, 1575 tons, ami KESTOR, British steamer, 1483 tons, Daiquiri to Baltimore or Philadelphia, ore. WINFIELD. British steamer (new).

New York to Java. 125,000 canes petroleum. 32, 33 or 34 cents, as to port, May or June. EVANDALE. British steamer.

2468 tons, trans-Atlantic trade, six. option nine or twelve, months. 9 shillings 3 pence. CAPE CORRIENTIES. British steamer, 1660 tons.

Gulf to Hamburg, general cargo, 17 shillings 6 pence net form. May. THaLATTA. British ship. 1748 tons.

San Francisco to Cork, for orders, grain, 40 shillings, June or July. DOVENBY HALL. British ship, 1898 tons, Portland, to Cork, for orders, grain, 41 shillings 3 pence. May. IM-- ritish ship.

1997 tons, Tacoma to Cork, for orders, grain. 40 shillings, Autrust. KENTMERE. British bark. 2347 tons, Jsva to Delaware Breakwater, for orders, suear.

MARY A. LAW, British bark, 891 tons. Yarmouth, N. to Buenos Ayres, lumber. $10.50.

PEERLESS. British bark, 278 tons, Norfolk to Berbice. staves. ELLA. American bark, 564 tone, Brunswick to New York, ties.

INVERAMSAY. British bark. 1321 tons. San Francisco to Cork, for orders, grain, 38 shillings 9 pence, October. CHILTONFORD.

British Jark. 2198 tons. San Francisco to Cork, for orders, grain. 40 shillings, prompt, ELGINSHIRE. British bark.

2038 tons. Tacoma to Cork, for orders, grain, 40 shillings pence prompt. VOORWARTS. Dutch bark. 278 tons.

New York to Rio Grande do Sul, general cargo. JESSE LENA, American schooner, 279 tons, Philadelphia to Guantanamo. coal. $2.75. PERCY BIRDS ALL.

American schooner, Philadelphia to Portland. 1700 tons coal, 75 cents. C. A. WHITE.

American schooner, Philadelphia to Providence. 1250 tons coal. 70 cents. HARRY L. WHITON.

American schooner. 457 tons. Perth Amboy to Boston, coal, 70 cents. MAUD SUAVE, Azierican schooner. 265 tons, Perth Amboy to Bangor, coal, 70 cents.

Date of. I Name. Sailing. For. From.

K.W.der Gr'se Bremen New Yorfc Switzerland FrleRland F. der Grosse. K. La Champagne. tMarylanu fAdria Ethiopia Spartan Prince Manitou Etruria IFlorida Pennland Patricia British Ontario Ems Rotterdam tPinners Point.

Lahn St. Paul Southwaj-k Oceanic Main Columbia La tEuxinia Archtor TMacklnaw Menominee Furnessia fNordkyn G. Waldersee. Rhynland Campania Kaiserin M. T.

St. Louis Aragonia Westernland Teutonic Maasilla M. Minghettl. Aug. Victoria.

G. L'Aquitaine tAthesia Phoenicia Iverriia S. of Nebraska Anchoria Minneapolis Saale Mav 9 Southampton Antwerp Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Havre London Hamburg Gasgow Azores, London Liverpool Rotterdam Liverpool Hamburg Antwerp Hull Naples. Genoa. Rotterdam London Bremen Southampton Antwerp Liverpool Bremen Hamburg Havre Rotterdam Leith London London Glasgow 1 Amsterdam Hamburg Liverpool Liverpool Bremen Southampton i Antwerp Antwerp Li verpool iNapies Naples.

Genoa. Hamburg Bremen Havre Hamburg Hamburg Liverpool Glasgow Glasgow London Bremen IN. York 1 Philada May May 9 May 10 May 10 May 10 May 10 Muy 10 lor N. York N. York N.

York Philada Philada York -iay iu N. York May 12 May 12 May 12 N. York N. York Philada Philada N. YorK N.

Y'ork -May I to May 12 (May 12 May 12 May 12 May 15 May 15 N. York N. York N. York Philada N. York N.

York N. York N. York I N. York N. York i N.

York Philada Philada -May 16 May 16 May 16 May 17 May 17 May 17 May 17 May 17 May 18 May 19 May 19 r.v in Philada N. York N. York Philada N. York May 19 Jiay tw May 19 May 22 Philada N. York N.

York V. York IMay 23 Pbllada N. York N. York 2.5 Mav 23 1 OQ N. York York May 23 aiay Mv 54 N.

York N. York N. York May 24 May z-t May 26; Philada N. York N. York May 26! May 261 Mav 26i N.

York N. Yntk N. Y'ork May 29' N. York Steamers marked () carry the mails. tto not carry passengers.

MARITIME NOTES HETTIK J. DORM AN DRIFTS ASHORE. The schooner Hettfe J. Dorman, Captain Sabistan, reported Saturday having struck submerged wreck on Diamond Shoal and sunk, after crew of five were rescued. She drifted up on the beach, ten miles north of Cape Hatteras.

Her cargo of 26,000 feet of North Carolina pine lumber will be saved. IRON BUOY ADRIFT. The Reedy Island station yesterday reported that iron buoy No. 27.