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12 AUCTION SALES LEGAL NOTICES FOR SALE Above Broad Street on Chestnut friends of the family, also the members of the First Presbyterian Church of Kensington, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence. No. 106 Putnam street. Services in the First Presbyterian Church. Hanover and Girard avenne.

at 2.30 o'clock. Interment, private, at Mount Peace Cemetery. McCULLoUUH. On February 9. 1SS8.

Annie vif of Clement G. McCnllotigh. The rtn- Reed stret." Service at the' Church of the Sacred Heart o'clock precisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, private. WOLF.

On February 10. Benjamin Wolf, aged 47 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock precisely, at his late residence. 1617 North Tenth stret. Interment private.

WOLFF. On February 9, 1898. John P. Wolff. in bis 73d year.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, "on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from bis late residence. 2917 Walter street. Interment at Mount. Moriah Cemetery. YOUNG.

Suddenly, on February 10, 1898, Clement, youngest son of John arid Annie Young, aged 4 months. The relatives and friends of the. family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 105 Fitiwater street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

ZIGMAN. On the 9th Jacob Zigmn. aeed 36 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the Jacob sons It is being bought without relation to the weather. The ten-dollar Overcoats taking: buyers eyes just now.

Dress Wear is very lively. unusual and remarkably successful to push forward small lots of ideas and k-ep them moving. beautiful 50-cent Neckwear at of goods in the piece. Such are not shown anywhere else. for women's shirt-waists and day.

at 2 o'clock, from her husband's residence, aciO Tulip street. Tacony. Interment at Slf.g-nolla Cemetery. DEA KIN. On February 10, 1898.

near New Brunswick. N. Mary J. Deakin. aged fiO years.

Fnneral from residence of James Dayton, on Similar, February 13. at 3.30 P. M. Interment at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Gloucester city. N.

Monday, at 11.30. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. IhIUGHERTY. On February 10. 1898 Charles, husband of Jennie Dougherty, son of the late Charles and Mary Dougherty, aged 26 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are resiKM-tfullv invited to attend the funeral, on Mondav morning, at 8.3 o'clock, from his rrrotlwr-in-law's residence. 2O08 Latona street. Solemn requiem mass at St. Charles' Church. Interment at Holy Cross -Cemetery.

DUNNING. Suddenly. on February 8." 1898. Thomas B. Dunning, aged 04 years.

The relatives and friends of the family, and Greble Post, No. 10. G. A. R-.

are respectfully invited to attend the fnneraL on Sunday afternoon, at 3 -o'clock, from bis late residence. No. 1524 Somh Ninth street. Interment at Lafayette Cemetery. Baltimore papers please copy.

F.VSINGER. on the 9th Anna beloved wife of Christopher A. Ensinger. aged 50 vears. The relatives and friends of the family sre respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her husband's residence.

2917 Gordon street. forraerlT Herman street. Interment private, at Mount Vernon Cemetery. FAtJXCB. On Fehruary 9.

1898. Abraul M. Faunce. son of Mary Catharine and the late Michael Faunce. The relatives and friends of the family; also Kensington Council.

No. 9. O. U. A.

and Century Yearly Beneficial Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. No. 1249 Ash street. Eighteenth ward. Interment private, at North Cedar Hill Cemetery.

FINN. On February 11. 1898. Carroll Finn. Sr.

Imo notice will be given from his late residence. No. 7 Courtland Plai-e (New Market and Vine streets. FISH. At Quakertown.

February 9. 1893, Hiram Fisb. in his 68th year. Relatives, friends and members of Thomas H. Dnvics Post.

G. A. of Hadilontield. N. .1..

are invitVd to attend the funeral, on Saturday, the 12th instant, 1 o'clock P. at M. E. Church. Haddonlleld, N.

J. FOWLER. Suddenly, on February 9. 1898. Georee son of the late Georce and Margaret Fowler, in the i9th year of his age.

The relatives and friends of the family. Apollo Lodze. 290. I. O.

O. F. Volunteer Firemen's Funeral Relief Association. Marion Hose Company. No.

23. Volunteer Firemen, are respectfully invited to attend the fnneral. on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence. 1343 Passvunk avenue. Services at Wharton Street Presbyterian Church at 4 o'clock precisely.

Interment at Lafavette Cemetery Vault. GRAHAM. On February 11. 1898. Frances daughter of Abraham and Laura A.

Graham, aged eleven months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fuueral services on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her parents' residence, 3044 Filbert street. Interment private. GREAR. Of diphtheria, on the 10th instant, David only son of David C.

anil Anna E. Grear. aeed twenty-seven years and six months. Interment FriUy, 11th at Fernwood Cemetery. GREEN.

Bertram youngest son of John M. and Bell R. Green, in his 14th year. Relatives and friends can view the remains on Monday at the residence. 1619 South Firteenth street, between 10 and 12 o'clock.

Services and interment at Fottstown, Monday at 3 P. M. CRIFFITH. On the 9th Louisa. the widow of William Griffith.

In her 78th year. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at 10 o'clock, from ler late residence. 1210 Atlantic street. Twelfth and Tioga streets. Interment private, at North Cedar Hill Cemetery.

HAASE. On February 8, Emma wife of Michael Shell and daughter of John A. and Jean-ette Haase. aged 27 years. Funeral on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence.

651 Sears street, below Wharton. Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery, strictly private. Omit flowers. HAMILTON On the 10th Ruth, wife of John Hamilton, aged 76 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully incited to attend the funeral services, on Monday.

Fehruary 14. at 2 o'clock, at the residence of her son-in-law. Mr. James letting, 4o65 Willow street. Fraiikford.

Interment private. HAMMER. On February 11. 1898. William Hammer, in his eighty-sixth year.

Relatives and friends of the family are respectf ullv invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law. 2545 Kepviva street. interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. HAND. On February 10.

1898. Jane wife of Frmnn Hand, in her 70th year. The relatives and friends of the family are resjectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 324 Becket street, Camden. N. J.

Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. HARMON. On the 11th Annie E. Harmon, aged 57 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday.

February 15. 1898, at 2 o'clock, from the' parlors of Thomas W. All-mond Son. 1028 Lombard street. Interment at Lebanon Cemetery.

HARRIS- On February 7. 1898. Charles Fnl-mer. son of Seth-B. and Frances Harris, aged THOMAS B.

UIVATT, Auctioneer. 43i Sontb and 0O7 Pssayunk ireim. SOrTHW PK IOAN OFFTCK. Southeast corner of Third HTI71 South streets large sale of clothing. Jewelry and miscellaneous goods at dc Auciiuii xiouse.

south streer. J. JACOBS Auctioneer. 227 South street. AB ROSENTHAL'S PAWNBROKER AND Storage Moose.

2C20 Kensington will sell Toadies' and Gents' Clothlnr Furniture RlllliK. Carpets and Miscellaneous. on Wednesday, Feb. 16th. Also Pledges from 16,300 to 27,972.

LARGE SALE OF CLOTHING. F.TC. fehruary 17. 1898. hy order of THK NATHANS IOAN OFFICF.

K. corner Sixth and Race streets. Also from Third and Pordar streets and from the Item Loan Office Thirteenth and Wond streets. M. THOMAS SONS, Actioir.

ESTABLISH KD IMi. Furniture Department. 1519-21 Chestnut 8t. iwai twite ana ffsroea ill, s. 4th Ht.

HORSES linvinz sold my butter and er rout. y'OV will sacrifice 7-year-old mare, and ulil her sound and kind and safe for a lady to drive. She Is larjre enoujth for any busi ness, farm or family use; can road 10 miles an Hour, xii1 no iohO loo neavy ior ner 10 pun. Will nllow mirr-hsser two weeks trial to toMt- her nullities: nlso waron and harness, nearly new, at a sacrlttce. James sinun, via ortfi tNeeoml street.

HORSEMEN TAKE NOTICE! BOARDING KTA- Die. tkl.1-35-37 North Broad bavins ehan-ed hands, the present proprietor, an experlen-ed. horseman: will give best care and attention to horses. Superior accommodation for waeous arm cariarces: terms moderate. VV.

A. reiser. fi 33. FIXE SIX-YKAROLD MARK. A hv nhTKlcInn; worth SllSt: for any us4; Hound anfi kind; sold only ou account of pnrctiMstnir a matched team.

Call stame. rear Hit south Seventeenth street. WAGONS ViSSA -XEW AND SKCOND-IIAND IICJ1-TifVtfT iness wseons. Randolph and Willow. Wtwrrti Fifth and Sixth.

Lars stock of new piinel-fiody wagons nnd ice wagons. Cumberland and Thompson E. cor. A. J.

wnwao 10 n. nenwao; Feb. 10, '98; 16.9x76.8; nitges. S23(X 1.190.84 Cumberland No. 3405 O.

A. Guonthoer tit K. Kancnn; reo. 10. im; x.x 55.7: R- r.

$108. 2,500 Devereaux st, S. W. 40 It. Palmetto .1.

rieipp 10 i.uii, wi. 9. f7: 40x110 jl--. 200 Eighth. No.

2150 K. Knif Eirhtleth R. Co. to J. Gallagher; Dec.

14. 9i; Sox 112.6 inrroiic nertxiuru 1 600 East Thompson No PI 4 J. K. Cuming to S. wyalt; reo.

Falrhlll E. B3 ft. S. Kit ner (8 lotsl m. Shelley to Murren Jan.

15. '98; ea. 14x53: tntges. 8)00. 5,600 Front W.

73.6 ft. N. Arch a. Wetherlll to v. lirinsernou; reu.

10. US: 22n79.2H Nom. Also Twelfth No. 124 N. 16.6x 04 Nom.

To W. A. Foster Seventh W. 1''5 2 ft. N.

20.6x84; Sansom No. 716: 18x94.6 Nom. Front st. W. 73 6 ft.

N. Arch: 22x 79.2V-; Seventh W. 125.2 ft. N. 20.6x84: Sansom No.

716; 1Mx94 6 W. A. Foster to B. Wetherlll: Feb 10. '9S Notn.

Also Twelfth No. 124 16 6x l)4 Nom. Front No. 904 N. A.

W'eitzenfeld to S. D. Tompkins; Feb. 8, 20xl9o; mtges. J60OO 2,000 Federal No.

625 Fidelity T. and S. I. Co. to A.

Miller: Feb. 4, 16x76. 10 2,300 Fifth No. 911 A. Ross to J.

Decker: Feb. 8. '98: 17.0x80 3.500 Glrsrd ave. and Lawrence N. W.

cor. 18.10x78.4; Lawrence TV. 78.4JS ft. N. Girard; eg.

sfinpe Henry T. Gullmann to Miiulda Stapf; Jan. 31. 'fg To Enima lhrlg Glrsrd N. 37.3 ft.

TV. Lawrence; 18.4x81.8; York S. 70 ft. E. Twenty-fourth 14x53.6 7,600 To Berth Ssuermelch George st.

and Orlanns st. N. TV. 3tix58.ll 8,000 To Chus. Ur.

Miller Glrsrd S. 2(il ft. B. Forty-first 20x118.9; Cambridge N. s.

260.4 ft. E. Forty-first 14.7x76.3 7,900 To Margaret Thress Ivirnrd N. 18.10 ft. W.

Ijiwrence: 18.5x78.ftiHi: York S. 84 ft. E. Twenty-fourth 14, x50.6 7.600 To Gottlieb J. Slapf Girnrd S.

241 ft. E. Forty-first Cambridge N. 236.3 ft. E.

Forty- first St. (2 lots); SO.Vx.ti.S 11,550 To Caroline Stapf Girnrd S. 221 ft. E. Forty-Crst 2xl8.tJ; Cambridge st.

N. 221 ft. E. Forty-flrst 15.3x7.3 7,900 Girard 8. 221 ft.

E. Forty-first st. (3 lots): ea. 20x118.9; Girard ave. and Lawrence N.

W. cor. (3 lotsl; 55.7r 78.4; Cambridge N. 221 ft. E.

Forty-flrst st. (4 lotsl; 60x76.3; Iawrene W. i.t It. sy. oirsra; irri-K.

shaiie; George and Orlnnna N. TV. 36x60; York 5. 70 ft. E.

Twentv-fourth 14x53.6; York 8. 84 ft. E. Twenty-fourth 14x50.6 Henry Suuerm-jlch to Henry T. Gullmann; Jan.

31, '98 62,000 Gratz No. 2O05 8. F. Brennan to E. McBeth; Feb.

3, '98; 15x47 1. 50 Holman W. 114 ft. N. York K.

Potter to G. TVeisbrod; Feb. 3. '08; 2,600 Jasper No. 242!) E.

J. TVIlcox to 8. J. Patterson: Jnn. 20.

H8; 13.7x55 1,825 Lehigh No. 2720 K.C. B. RufTell to W. Mullen; Iee.

29. '97; 16.11x48.8 1,250 Lehigh ave. and Third 8. TV. cor.

II. W. Bower to G. W. Norris; Feb.

8, '98; 18x76.6; mtge. I40O0. Nom. Lancaster Nos. 4412-14 Annie Hartmaier to Christian Hoehn; Feb.

3, '98; 36 x72.9 15,000 Mifflin No. 1712 C. B. Prettyman to K. Horan; Feb.

8. '93; 16x70: g. r. $120 1,300 Myrtle S. 131.6 ft.

TV. Twenty-second J. Grimm to G. Alber; Feb. 8, "98; 14x49.6: tntge.

1700 800 Nicholas No. 1904 E. E. Slddnns to J. HutTnagle; Feb.

8. '98; 14x53.8 1,800 Oxford and Newklrk 8. E. cor. J.

Stafford to L. Weber; Jan. 28, '98; 18.3 X81.6 6,500 Oak 8. E. 117.

ft. N. E. Thlr-. teenlh St.

D. C. Murtha to D. R. Moore; Feb.

8. '98; 58x176.7, 9,000 Sixty-first TV. 118.5 ft. N. Master M.

Young. to I. L. Tyle; Jan. 31.

'98: 19.11x90 3,000 Sixteenth E. 191 ft. 8. Wharton G. C.

Renkauff to II. B. Warnlck; Feb. 0.. 16x49.6: mtge.

$2200 650 Seventeenth No. 2421 8. J. C. Gallagher to O.

P. McManus; Feb. 3. '98; 16x62: g. $108 1.200 Sergeant No.

2503 C. Llebrecht to WV Ft -Liebreebt Feb. 8, '98; 13.1(x 55 1,000 Second st. and Clnrkson N. TV.

cor. Olney Mutual 1x1. asso. to j. rooks; Feb." 26.

'91; 25x133.5 Also Second TV. 25 ft. Clark-son: 25x133.3 St. James Terrace. 8.

TV. 100 ft. 8. E. 265 240 -Woodland (12 lots): 219.6x93: St.

James Terrsce. 8. TV. 319.6 ft. S.

E. WikkI- iand (4 lotsl: tt9x90; St. James Terrace, S. TV. PIS.

6 ft. 8. Woodland (2 lots); 31.6x90: St. James Terrace. N.

E. s. 1(H) ft. S. E.

Woodland 112 lots); 219.6x97; St. James Terrace, N. E. 319.6 ft. S.

E. Woodland 4 lots): 69x 94; St. Jsnies Terrace. N. E.

388.6 ft. S. E. Woodland (2 lots): 81.6x94 F. Allen Palmer to David Cram; Dec.

15. '98: mtges. $59. 600 70,000 Thirtieth No. 1245 N.

K. Dnngel to J. G. Bergdoll; Feb. 5.

'98: 14x57.3 1.800 Snme sold J. G. Bergdoll to G. Dsngel; Feb. 9, '98 1.800 L'ber TV.

247 ft. 8. TVingohocklng W'. H. Cramer to J.

B. Vandirsllce; Feb. 7. '9K; ta.7xlrreg. mtge.

$32S) 2.50O West College No. 838 R. B. Snvder to J. S.

Phillips; Feb. 10, '98; 14x49: mtge. $1500 800 February 11. Total number of conveyances 49 Number nominal 5 Total given value $376,244.84 Cash conilderation 271.044.00 Incumbrances: Mortgages 91,000.00 Ground rents, capitalized at 6 per cent 13. coo 00 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS Camden County Transfers Camden, No.

.719 Linden st. Ida B. Randall to Mary 8. Burdlck $4M). Camden, Nos.

560 and 502 Hoyden at. josepn t-emoerton lay ior to Adelaide Wetherlll $3000. Cnmden. N. E.

corner Central ave. nnd Master St. Iuis llatim 4 to Dorothea Lauschc $000. Pennsntiken township, 8. s.

Rogers 110 11. v. renn st. teorge inton et al. to Florence Adams llnig $30O0.

CIVIL SERVICE AT THE MINT. Inform me If the U. 8. Mint Is under the civil service law, and if so, how can I extend my knowledge In preparation for tho- examination? A. B.

C. are. No one knows what the coming questions are to oe. Apply at the mint for blanks. RIGHTS OF WIDOWS.

A man' dies without a will, leaving widow and Is widow entitled to and one-third of the remainder of estate or one-third of the whole''-J. 1). T. Recently throuch an error a kindred query was incorrectly answered. A widow mav elect always to take against the will of ner husband, and when ahe does so she receives the same share as she would have done had he died intestate.

Where there are cheldren she gets one-third of the real estate for life and one-third of the personal property absolutely. In case tnere are no children she gets one-half in the tame manner. In all cases she ia entitled to the $31X exemption. COLLECTION AGENCIES. Is It necessary that "a man should be a lawyer in order to become a collection agent? C.

T. II. It is not, although it is best that he should be well acquainted with the law relating to the subject of debts. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. When and where, can I get blanks for the civil service examination for letter carriers? J.

C. Write to the Superintendent of Letter Carriers at the postoftice. ESTATE OF EDWIN HAAS. DECEASED. Letters of administration oa the above Estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons lntiebted to the satd Estate are requested to make payment, and those having cialius Jo present the same, without delay, to CARRIE REDSKCKER.

150 Walnut street, Columtd.i. Or to Lancaster County. F. VAN C.UNTFN. 1135 Glrsrd ave.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE partnership heretofore existing between Theodore H. Gregg ami Levi H. Parvis. of Philadelphia, under the rimi name of Gregg Parvis, was dissolved on the 1st dav of February.

1SUH. THEODORE H. GlJEGG. LEVI II. PARVIS.

STORAGE CENTRAL STORAGE HOUSE. 321. 323. 325 North Elehth street: storage. 75c.

per month; new six-storv building: Host separate rooms; to loan: goods insured. THE EXCHANGE STORAGE 1420-1420V. North Eiahth street. Separate rooms: cash advances: packimc and moving at low rats. No rim rice until goods are removed.

FITKxTfURE STORED I 9F. PA AT It rooms: money adv. Monarch. N. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW LETT Ne.ll.

law. Advice free. tin it a prosecuted and de fended In all courts. Established 18 years. Highest references given.

132S Arch street. rillLA. LAW 903 WALNUT STREET. Advice FREE. Accounts COLLECTED.

Ksfntes SETTLED. Divorces OBTAINED. DOGS, BIRDS, ETC. TWO FULL BRED pug pups; four weeks old. iinp; rtiuf-e ave.

My little boy. five years old. had a Cough all his life. I.ast winter he took hooping tough troiiaht he could not live. The doctor said bis I.uugs were diseased, ana gave mm meai-cine.

but it did no good. Then I tried Jnyne's Expectorant, and it cured him. L. C. RA1VLS, Searight.

1M5. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Assett. Itobana, and Mallie D'Marco. Qulnn. George and Mary A.

Hynn. McF.lrov. Archibald, and Mary E. Reifer. McSparran.

Thomas F-. and Ada B. McClure. Bedeuk. Nicholas, and Lizzie Thress.

Weiss, Louis, and Ray Goldberger. Hoiikins, Jerome and T'le h-i Baker. Alberger. Joseph and Mattle Guest. Diamond.

Alexander and Llllie Jordan. Thomer. Peter and Mary E. Rnlon. Donohue, John and Rose M.

O'Donnell. Kreber. tieorge ann aiary huuiukuiiu. Staley. Clarence and Sara A.

Strine. lv on Ler. r.m 1 1 ana IfrTiui, jiiiku. nun Cadden, James, and Katie Woerner. 1 1 I I- ,1 XtalmAV CV 1 It I I HUU Jl.ilAain-llJ 1 Waker.

John and Annie Grauer. Enwright. William, and Annie Foley. Flade. Harry C.

and Amelia Bradley. Chyezewsky, William, and Lena Horn. MARRIED CHALFANT STORY. At 2121 North Seventh street, Philadelphia, on February 9, 1898 by Rev. Charles H.

Thomas, pastor Fiftieth Baptist Church Joseph B. Chalfant and Florence A. Story, both of Philadelphia. FREDERICK SON FRIBERG. On Saturday, February 5, l.V.S, at 3O0 Manton street, by Dr.

t.f snth Presbvferlan Church, Mr. George Frederlckson to Miss al- borg rirerg. min oi r-uiiim-iii. STACKHolTSE LENTZ. On Tuesday evening.

February 8, 1898. at -2052 Stella avenue. and Elizabeth L-ntz. lioth of, Philadelphia. 1 AKU on eortiarj fctim Ferdinand Weiss, at the residence of the groom' a.MAl TKf 1 A nlnh Itt Mr PHn'UlP, n.U rnrri.

ii. Frank R. Yard and Klizabeth G. Powers, both of Philadelphia. ifl-iiu i 1-L-VOADT TJ A im.

i i i i' son. at the Cumberland Street M. E. tarsonage. on me taa rui aura B.

Davenport. died ADAMS. On February 9, 1898, Susie Frances wife of Robert G. Adams and daughter of Maria and the late Captain Samuel Bajmore aged 36 years. Funeral from the residence of her sister.

Mrs. L. Ashbrook, 1611 South Sixth street, on Saturday afternoon, at 1 clock. Interment private. ALLEN.

On the 10th George son of Daniel and Emma Allen, in the lith year of his age. The-relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at his parents" residence. No. 1426 North Fourth street, on Sunday afternoou. at 2 o'clock.

Interment at North Cedar H1U Cemetery. ANDREWS. On the 11th at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Sarah Stanford.

1531 F.lirley street. Mary A. Andrews, aged Si Due notice of the funeral will be riven. VNGEMANN.i On February 8. 1898, Joseph At'ig'einann.

aged 43 years. The relatives and friends of the family. also W'averly Council, No 5' legion of Red Cross; Bi-Centennlal Beneficial Society. No. 1: Journeymen Confectioners' Beneficial Association and employes of United Gas Improvement Company, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 22H5 Rltter street.

Interment at North wood ARMSTRONG. On February T. Will-lam S. Anustrene. in his Slat year.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at 1 30 o'cl ck. from the residence of his daughter, No. 49 Cai renter street. Interment at Mt. Moriah Cemetery.

SHBY. On February 8. 189S. Elizabeth, the wife o' the late Edward Ashbv. aged 85 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday at 2 o'clock, from the resident of her son Mr. John Ashby. 2216 FeJeral street. Interme'iit at Fernwood Cemetery. BARRY.

On Fetruary 9. 1898. Honora. wife of the late Philip Barry. In the 70th year of her asr-.

The relatives and friends of the family V. Mary Sodality and League of tho Heart St. Joseph Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Saturday morning, at clock, from her late residence 114 DeLancey street, formerly Union street Solemn requiem mass at St. Joseph Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

tRTH On February Rudolph son of Christian and Wilhelmina Barth. In his 28th vear The relatives and friends of the family, also' members of Bameret Lodge. No. 205. K.

of are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral" on Sunday, at 1 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 2629 Poplar Interment at North wood Cemetery. BECKETT. On February 8. 1898.

Samuel Beckett In his 70th year. The relatives end friends of the family, also Vaux Lodge, No. 303, and Jerusalem Chapter, No. 3. R.

A. M. Birmingham Lodge. No. 8.

K. Fourth of July iAdge, No. 144. O. O.

and Naomi Encampments No. 146. are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of his son-in-law. William A. Piag.

102 North Broad street, vvoonnury. on ououav. 1 P. XL. Interment at Bethel M.

K. Church Cemetery. Hurfville. 3KNVKTT. February 7.

180C. Delia Bennett "wife of E. M. Bennett and dauebter of Fllan and late Frank R. Lucas, aged 29 years.

The relatives and friends of the family and Volunteer Council. No. 13. Daughters of Liberty are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at her late residence. No.

2026 North Seventeenth street. Interment private at I ern-wxd Cemetery. BF.RG On February 8. 1898. Caroline, widow of the late Nicholas Berg, aeed 76 years.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the nu-mters of the Archconf raternlty of the Holy Family are respectfully Invited to attend th funeral, on Saturday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from her late residence, rear of No. 1536 North Fifth street. Requiem mass at 9 o'clock at St. Peter's Church. Interment at Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

UOYCK On February 10, 1898, Andrew, son of John and Sarah Boyce, aged 1 year. The relitivs anil friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday' afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his parents residence No. 2966 Edgemont street (Twenty-fifth wsrd). Interment at St. Ann's Cemetery.

CATTKLL. On February 11. 1898. William C. Cattell in his 71st year.

Brief services will be held in the Wnlnut Street Presbvterlun Church. Philadelphia, punctually at half past 10 o'clock, on the morning of Monday. February 14. aud also In the chapel of I-atayette College. East on, at 3.

o'clock, on the afternoon of the same day. CHAP1N. On February 10, 1898. Elizabeth, widow of Captain William F. Chapln.

Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence. 1735 North Twentieth street, on Monday, 14th at K.30 o'clock. High mass at St. Elizabeth's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

CHANTRY. On the 8th Albert W. Clisntry. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from northeast corner Third and Pine streets. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery.

CLARK. On the 9th Jane Clark, seed 70 years. The relatives and friends of -he fam ily are respectf nllv lnviteo to attenu tncvrunerai, on Saturday. February 12. 1808.

at 1 o'clock, fmm Union Bantlst Church. Twelfth street, be low Bainbridge street. Interment at Olive Cemetery. ('LINGER. On Febrnarv 9.

G. Frank, youngest son of Robert H. and Lillle M. Clinger, aged 35 vears. The relatives ana menus ot ine Ti m-ilv," also Star of Bethlehem Lodge.

No. 190, I. O. F. Relief Council.

No. 2. Jr. O. U.

M. Letitia penn lxxige. o. ita. u.

ot tv. Keystone Beneficial Society and -employes of the" Keystone Watch Case Company, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturdav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 2046 North Eleventh street. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery, private. I i ii ib' On rv 11 Edwin Prtfik in his fylth year. The relatives and friends of the famllv are resiectfull invited to attend the funeral mTviifs.

on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, northwest corner East Susquehanna avenue ana luup street, in terment American Mecnanies I emetery. CRAKV On Friday. February 11. 1898. James.

son of John and Mary Craig, aged four years and five months. 1 he tunerai will taice place on Moiidav afternoon at cioea. rrom tne residence of his parents, 4937 Thompson street West Philadelphia. Interment at Cathedral ('emetery. The rr-latives and friends of the ffsmMv are respectfully Invited to attend.

CRESSEY. On February 9. 1898. Annie, wife of Frederick W. Cressey, aged 30 years.

The relatives and friemls are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afteruoon. at 1.30 o'clock, from the residence of her father-in-law. George Cressey, 1837 South Slxth street. Interment private. CROWE.

At her husband's residence. 2249 North Second Ftroet. on the 9th Precilla. tvife of the Jautes Crowe, in he 79th ynar. The- relatives and friends of the family, members of the Nrris Square.

U. P. Church and memliers of the V. V. Presbytery of Philadelphia, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral sen ices, at the above named church.

Hancock and Susquehanna avenue, on Saturday afternoon. February 12. at 2 o'clock precisely. Interment in church vault. DAVENPORT.

On February 9. "Harriet, wife of Charles Davenport, aged 46 years. The relatives aud friends of the family sre respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on oun- FR SALE Three motors. Owing to the In stallation of new machinery requiring un-ferent tvpes of motor. the throe motors formerly n'sed to drive the printing presses of The Philsdelphla Inquirer are thrown upon the nisrbet and may lie punbnsed at bargain price.

'fun 25-bo. se potver and 1 40-horse power Electric Motors of the Eddy Type mnltl-iolur for 2.0-volt circuit, and 475 revolutions er minute. These motors are practically new and are In every way III perfect condition. For further Inforn atlon. price, address Manager TLe Philadelphia Inquirer Company.

POOL TAHLKS: two: 4x: yery cheap. 42 Lafayette street. Gcrmnntonn. FOR SALE Good will and fixtures of a. good bakery, doing a pood business two routes; rapacity from twelve to eighteen barrels per week; food reason for sellin? out; tolng in other rusi-ness; property for rent.

Address II. Birds-boro. Pox 177. FOR SALK Queen Anne. No.

4. microscope, with two oculars, one Inch and one-quarter Inch objectives, sliding object corner: In good condition; walnut case; price. $35. Joseph H. Iechamps.

70J Chestnut street. HU FRONT POTATO ItEFOT Choice white potatoes. 5c. and $1.00 bushel onions. fkc.

iinna lib mi nd basket csbbnsre and tur nips. 25c. It; end postal. skft: free city delivery: call or 1357 Gerniantovn avenue. FOR KALE Mo second-hanu Darber chairs $1 up to $10; a great bnnraln, at the National Barbers' Supply Company, fucressor to J.

A. Little 4.1 North Ninth 2(1 floor. TWO FIRST-CLASS LICENSED HOTELS IN Bucks county. $SooO and also a number of ne farms: no exchange. Apply to James A Randall.

Eoyleto n. VEW Home Sewing Machine: perfect order; all attachments; $10. 1615 Kline avenue. FOR SALK A complete foot lathe portable letters and foree. a vise; also a lorge lot steel letters and nuiires: cneip.

story. 105 South Second street, fourth $5.00 FAMILY MEDICAL BATTERIES elve p.sitlve relief from rheumatism and paralv-sls. Sufplee's. 33 North Ninth, and 205 North Ninth street. A BUTCHER REFRIGERATOR.

4x6x7 7H. in selling nrst -ciass condition, cheap: reason for sej am putting in a larger one. Apply Sixth and srreets. COMPLETE printing plant; equipped for general book and Job work. Address 104, Inquirer ofhee.

FOR Is ALE -The old established cigar stand! 714 ine street: present owner fifteen years: will stand Investigation. FIRST-CLASS meat and provision store; in good location; will sell cheap if sold immediately. 376. 1933 Mi.rket. FOR SALE Large South Jersey boarding house; bargain: good business.

Clinton Fussett. 031 Spring Garden. I'hila. OFFICE FUItNITT RK, roll Top and flat top office desks, chairs, two nigs, entire outiit lot $35. Apply 132! Ridgo aye.

MEAT MARKET FIXTURES; a tor, the tlnest made; must 6o4 North Twenty-flrst street. large refrhrer-be sold. Call I HAVE for sale Washington cent, date 17S3. several 17SI3. and other old coins.

R. ftOl Dinwiddle street, Portsmouth, Vs. THE FURNITURE of a first-class boarding house near Philadelphia. Cause of selling iv.r health. 170.

Inoulrer office. NEW Family Singer Sewing Machine: perfect order: all attachments; 1615 Ridge ave. OVERSLEEPING positively cured. Suplee's electric clock alarm, nets on the minute. $1.25 at 265 North Ninth.

Open evenings. FOR SALE Oyster and dining saloon, fully furnished, cheap. Cull after 3 1'. 14o8 Callowhill st. POOL, billiard and shuf fleboards.

second-hand tables; cheap; repairing. 24-1 North Front St. HIGH-ARM Sinter Sewing Mschlne; all attachments: $10. 1U15 Ridge avenue. STORE FIXTURES and office fn-nlttire.

cheap. New, made to order. 1013 Ridje avenue. SAFES FOR SALE Large stock; second-hand. 711 Chestnut street.

NEARLY NEW carpets, furniture and piano. 4.V7 N. Eighteenth street. Wayne Junction. CHAIR CANE, rattans, reeds, rushes: open and close woven cane.

130t) Marshall. I OIc SALE Handsome d'amond ring, weighing 4 karats. Address 153. Inquirer office. FOt I billiards and sbunlebonrds.

second-hand tables: cheap. 222 South Elchtb street. OAK ROLL TOP desk and office chear. only $13.50. Storage house.

1120-1131 Vine St. $5: LARGE butcher's refrigerator; In good or-dor. Apply 175d Park ave. FIVE SILVER-MOUNTED show cases and oak counters. Hosktns.

815 Chestnut street. Isx27-INCH new gilt-frame parlor looking-glass; only f20. 2121 Hancock. $1.50 ALATtM MONEY DRAWER, scale, mills, caddies, fth. H.

F. Hencock. 51 N. Seeoml t. FOR SALE Three motors.

Owing to the Installation of new machinery requiring different types of motor, the three motors formerly used to drive the printing presses of The Philadelphia Inquirer ore thrown upou the market and may be purchased At bargain prices. Two 25-borse power and 1 40-horse power Automatic Electric Motors of the Eddy Type, multi-polar lor 220-volt circuit, and 475 revolutions per minute. These motors are practically new and are In every way In perfect condition. For further Information, pri -e. address General Manager The Philadelphia Inquirer Co.

CYLINDERS REBORED in present position; 1 engine and pump repairs a specialty. L. B. Flanders- Machine Works. II.

B. Underwood 1025 Hamilton street. WANTED One Norrls niortlcer machine, one saw bench and mundrcl: one 80 sandpaper machine. 113, Inquirer office. WANTEDSmall laundry mangle, washer, extractor, neckband machine for cash.

4600 Lancaster avenue. WILL BUILD SMALL MACHINERY for a low price. W. 413 Cherry street. 3d floor.

W. V'TKD A good mangle; give particulars. Address 5344 Gerinantown avenue. A GOLD MEDAL, BEARING THE NAME of Amelia Blachouskl. lost In either Park Theatre or Ridge avenue car, or on Oxford street.

Suitable reward offered for return to Reese Moore. 208 North Thirteenth street. LOST-CHARITY BALL. ACADEMY OF MU-' sic, point lace handkerchief, espex-ially valued as a gift. Finder will be suitably rewarded.

Inquirer ofiice. LOST ON FEBRUARY 10: A BLACK BAG. containing a few deeds and other papers. Rc-tnrti to CHARLES NOE, 3125 N. Broad stieet.

Liberal reward given. LOST GENT'S WATCH FOB; BLACK AND blue ribboii; reward. 16), Inquirer office. LOST FEB. 4.

ward. 102. BUNCH OF FIVE KEYS; RE- mquircr orne-. BUNCH OF KEYS ON II EAKT-SHAPED RING; reward. loo.

Inquirer oft.ee. FOX TERRIER, reward. 124. WITH NAME ON COLLAR; Inquirer office. COPTNERHff NOTICE t8' NOTICE IS HEREBY I VNTIATTHE copartnership existing between Alfred thwliin and Guxtuv Schwinn.

Hailing as ueorge W. Sehwliiu's St "is. for the punose of carrying on the busiuis; of n.etai roolliig tinsmiths and heater and range work is dissolved by mutual consent. All persoiis indebted to. or having claims against said tinu.

will present the same to Alfred Schwinn. who alone is authorized to lijuke settlement. ALFRED SCHWINN. 1416 W. Daiinhin St.

GUSTAV SCHWINN, 1416 W. Dauphiii st. The business heretofore conducted by Alfred Schwinn aud Gustav Schwinn. trading as Goo. W.

Schwinn's Sons, will hereafter be con i ji ted by the undersigned, under the name of George W. Scbwinn's Son. ALFRED SCHWINN. SPECIAL NOTICES 'ANNUAL MEETING. Ofiice of Uc Northern Central Railway Co.

Baltimore. February 10. 1S9S. The Ahnual Meeting of the stockholders of this Coiupabv will be held at 12 M. on Thursday, the 24th of February.

i'M. at the General Office. Southeast corner Calvert and Centre streets. Baltimore, when the Annual Report of the President and Board of Directors for 1S07 will lie presented, an election held for Twelve. Directors to serve for the ensuing year aniL such other busluess transacted as may properly come before the meeting.

By order STEPHEN W. WHITE. Sec-retary. CHARTER NOTICE ItT THAT AP-plicatlon will be made to- the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania on Monday, March 7, 1SDS, bv Thomas G. Hawkes.

Samuel Chestnut. John F. Cook. Peter Tarns and Andrew L. Smith, under the act of the Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "'An Act to Provide for the Incororatioii and Regulation of Certain Corporations." anil the several supplements thereto, for the charter of an Intended corporation, to be called Federal Building and Loan Association, the character and object of which is to accumulate a fund by the contributions of Its niejntMTS and the investment thereof for' their common beiieflt, and for these purposes, to havet possess and enjoy all rights, l-nents and privileges of the saiu act of its supplements.

JOHN K. McCULLY. Solicitor. COAL AND WOOD WHILE IT LASTS BEST LEHIGH EGG. "stove, nut or broken coul.

pea coal. Oo onlv. General office American Coal 019 North Twentv-slxtb st. LEST LEHIGH STOVE AND NUT COAL $4: mixed range. SK.50:.

mixed pea. $2.5: No. 2 nut. $2.75: biir load or wood. n.i.

Belvpe Coal malu office. Huntingdon street. WALTER T. BRADLEY CO. HAZLETON and like grades; popular prices.

Friek's crushed coke. 1250 pounds to load. $3.50. Ohce and vard. Ninth.

lelow Girard. TRUSSES A VFI ABDOMIN AL SUPPORTERS MiK E-iastic, a.w; nresi, io.oo. LiAux ATTENDANTS. 1005 SPRING GARDEN St. tives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the tunerai.

oo jiouuay uioru-inc. at 9 o'clock sharp, from her husband's residence. 1212 South Tenth street solemn requiem mass at the Annunciation Church at 10 o'clock precisely. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. MeGINNIS.

On February 10, lfjfes. widow of the late John McGinnls. aged -73 vers Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the fnneral. on Saturday af ternoon, at 2 clock, rrom ner late resiaence. 4102 Market street.

Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. MILLER. At Quakertown. Second month 8. Mary C.

Miller, in her 73d year. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral. on Seventh-day. 12. at 11 A.

from her late residence. Main street. (Quakertown. MORROW. On February 8.

1898. Mary wife of the late Andrew aged 66 years. The relatives and friends of the family are le-spectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, oii Sunday. 13th instant, at 2 o'clock. from the residence or ner son-in-law.

ir. A. Allman. No. 1635 South Twenty-second street.

Ml February 9. 1898. Gene vieve daughter of Matthew D. and Margaret J. Mulbolland and granddaughter of Catharine and the late William Murphy, aged 13 months and 25 days.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the. funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 1.30 o'clock, from her parents residem-e, 405 North i- ourtn street, interment at oia catnearai Cemetery- Ml'RGITROTDE. On February 10. 1S98. George Mursrltroyde.

aeed 77 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also the survivors of the Good Will Engine Company, No. 20: the Survivors' Association of the 95th Regi ment. Pa. and the olunteer Association, are respectfully invited to attend the fnneral, on Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, from his late residence.

No. 664 North Thirty-fourth street. West Philadelphia. Solemn requiem mass at St. Agatha's Church.

Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery. NENSTIEL. On February 8. 1898. Marearet.

wife of Henry Nenstlel. aged 67 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend ine funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, frotn the residence of her husband. 2163 East Dauphin street. Services at the German Keformea Ketolehem Church.

Norrls and Blair streets. Interment at K. of P. Greenwood Cemetery. OSBORNE.

On February 9. William H. Osborne, aged 57 years. The relatives and friemls of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Mondav. at 3 o'clock, from bis lati reslden-e.

Wallingford, Delaware county. Pa. Interment at Union M. K. Cemetery.

OSBORNE. On February 9. 1898. William H. Oslorce.

aged 57 years. The relatives and friends of the fnmilv are resoectf nlly invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, Wallingford, Delaware county. Pa. Interment at Union M. PACKARD.

On February 10, after a lingering illness. Carrie Zoe, wife of Edward J. Packard. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the runcrai services, on saturaay. reoniary at 1 o'clock, at her late residence, 1029 Walnut street.

Interment strictly private. PATTERSON On February 10. David, son of James and Elisabeth Patterson, In bis twenty-second year. Asleep in Jesus. The relatives and friends of the family: also the members of Bethesda Presbyterian Church and Sunday-school, James G.

Blanle Council. No. 766. Jr. O.

U. A. M. and the employes of A. Colbtirn Co.

are resoectf ullv invited to attend the fun eral, on Monday afternoon-, at 1.30 o'clock, from his parents residence, isori k. street. Services at the above named church, at 3 o'clock precisely. Interment at North Cedar Hill ('emetery. PHILBIN.

On February 8. Klizabeth Pnil-tdn. wife of the late John Fhllbln and daughter of Georee W. and Ann Johnston. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 12 o'clock, from her brother-in-laws I William Martini residence.

Matsonford road. West Con-shohocken. Pa. Services in Gr.lf Church at 1.30 sharp. Interment st Gulf Cemetery.

SCHNEIDER. On February 9, Harry William, beloved son of Ellen and Harry Schneider. aged 3 months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at 1 o'clock, at his parents' residence. 619 West Norrjs street.

Interment private at Northwood Cemetery. SEYMOUR. On the 10th Elizabeth Seymour 79 vears. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the Mineral on Monday, at ciock. irom ine residence of her husband.

Lyons avenue and Island road. Twenty-fourth ward. Interment at Mt. Moriah. SIEBER.

On February 9, 1898. Mamie daughter of Christiana and the late Frederick Sieber. aged 21 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. 533 Mountain street.

Fifth and Morris streets. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. SHLKHAN. On i rlday. February Ma.rv.

widow of the late John C. Sheehan, aged eighty-four vears. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfullx invited to at-tniiii thi fiinrfli TucRdnv mornine. at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence "-of her son-ln-law. emn requiem mass at St.

Malachy Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. i SIMON. On rDro.iry aran. wiuow the late John -Simon, aged 79 years.

Due of notice of funeral will lie given. West I loga streer. iioga. SMITH. On February ll.

1898. daughter of Joseph A and Elizabeth Smith, aged fifteen "weeks. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend tt; funeral, on Sunday, at 3 o'clock. from the residence of her parents. 1508 E.

Montgomery avenue. Interment at Palmer Cemetetv. SMITH. On February Iff, 1898. Mary, daugh ter of Jane and late Kiigar bruitn.

relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence. 1534 Wll-llngton street, on Tuesday, February lo. at 2 P. M. Interment private.

STEFFE. On the 9th of Fehruary, 1898. William son of William and Matilda relatives and friends-of the family, also Mozart Lodge, 436. F. and A.

are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 3426 Sansom street. STON EBACH. On February 8. 1898.

Samuel Stonebach, in his 85th year. The relatives and friends of the family are resiiectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, northeast corner Seventh and Dauphin streets, on Sunday evening, at 0.30 o'clock. Interment at Zionsville, Ihigh county. on Monday morning, at 10.30 o'clock. Train leaves Columbia avenue at 7.52 A.

M. Please omit flow. nm STREHLE. On February 10. 1898..

Louisa Strehle. wife of Henry Strehle. dauehter of the 1st Christian and Elizabeth Bald, in vear. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funral. at 2 o'clock.

Monday afternoon, fiom her late residence. 2837 Hancock 6treet. Interment at Belvue Cemetery. -r SCESSEGGER. Emma R.

wife of Michael Suessegger and daughter of Josephine R. aged 17 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday. February 13. 1898.

Interment at Hillside Train will leave Reading Terminal at 2 o'clock for Hillside. THOMPSON. On the 10th Catharine, wife of William Thompson, aged 72 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning at 7.3n o'clock, from her Husband's residence. No.

2025 East Allegheny, Interment private. TKL.MBAIKK. Near Trumbauersville. February 8, John B. Trnmbauer.

aged 89 years. 1 month and 26 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, J4th Instant, at 10 A. at house. To proceed to Trumbauersville Church for services and interment.

TOMLINSON. On February 9, Sarah Jane, wife of Samuel Tomlinson, aged 71 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday the 12th instant, at 11 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, in Edgewood. Pa. Carriages will meet at Lizette Station, train leaving Reading Terminal at 7.32; Trenton, 8.25.

Interment at St. Andrew's. Yardley. TONER. On February 9.

1898. Frant- X. Toner, beloved husband of Bertha R. Toner, aged forty-seven years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, from his late residence.

655 Clementine street. High mass at the Church of our Lady of Visitation, at 10 o'clock, precisely. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. TRAYNOR. On February 7.

Mary Anna, daughter of James P. and Josephine Traynor. The relatives and friends of the family, also B. Sodality. League of Sacred Heart.

Altar Society of the Church of the Epiphany and employes of E. Clinton are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday n.orn-lng at 8.30 o'clock, from her parents' residence, 717-McClennan street. High mass at the Church, of the Epiphany. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. UPH AM.

On February 7. 1898, at Warren A. Uphamv of Atlantic City. aged 54 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of his brother-in-law, Thomas D.

Fer-euson 2033 North Fifteenth street. Philadelphia, on Saturday. 12th instant, at -12 o'clock noon. Interment private. i February 8.

1898, Florence dauehter of Jonas C. and Louisa P. Sandexter. granddaughter of Joseph Loab. ageo 3 vears and 11 months.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday. February 13. at o'clock from her. parents' residence. S17 Division street.

Camden. N. J. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. (t'K On February 9.

1898. Catharine J-. wife of Napoleon B. Wack. aged 48 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 11 o'clock, from the Church of Our Saviour, Jenklntown. Interment private. wirv.ifvr On 11th William Wallace. The relatives and filehds of the family, also E. W.

Gay Post. No. 312. G. A.

a Reniibllcan Club, are respect fully Invited to attend the funeral services, on w. 2 at his late resi dence." 3027 Richmond street. To proceed to WAT.MSLEY. On February' Matilda of the late Robert Walmsley. In her 86th vear.

The relatives and friends of the family "are respectfully invited to attend i-h on Mondav. February 14. at 10 o'clock, from her son's residence. Byberry. With out further notice.

win meei iraiu leaving Broad Street Station at t.virnweii Tntermont Byberry Friends' Burying Ground- WAi.tiiT ii-ohrnnrv 10. 1898. Lawrence W. Walsh. Funeral on Monday morning, at 8 o'clock, from his late residence.

Ills Stilus street. Solemn requiem mass at tne Ltiurrn of the Gesu at 9.SU ciock precisely, inter ment private. WALTON. On February 11. 1898.

Coates Walton. In his seventy-seventh year. The relatives and friend of the family are respectfully inviteti to aftend he funeral, on Mon-rtuv afternoon. February 14. at 2.15 o'clock.

hi. lntx residence. 35 West Maple avenue. MerchantviUe. N.

J. Interment private. Please 4.LTON. On February 10. at his late residence, Moorestown, N.

Joseph Walton, in ait x-eor His relatives and friends are re- enoetfiiiiv invited to attend the funeral, at t.1i i.i iiHni, Hmiw. Moorestown. on Ser enth-day. the 12th Instant, at 1.30 P. Train leaves Market street merry for East Moorestown wi'iiviii on the ith Edward R.

Wag- not- 3T years. The relatives and friends of the family are retuiectfnlly -in i A the funeral, on Sunday a c-om his late residence. 2442 Gordon street. 31st Ward. Interment at Hanover ''wTuGH.

On February 10. Annie, wife of n-im. Fnneral on Saturday morn in, from her. late 1020 South Clothing Neckwear Fancy Shirts Very Choice Hosiery Newest Collars to Denmark." with 14,000 quarters of groin, at 3 shillings 4 pence, to one port, or at 3 shillings 6 nence. if to two torts.

February. Dora, British steamer. New York. Philadelphia, Norfolk or Newport News to Cork, for orders, with 13,000 quarters of grain, at 3 sblilinirs 4V pence. February.

Cimbria. Danish steamer (new). Baltimore to Cork, for orders, with the option of one Danish port, with 17,000 quarters of grain, at 3 shillings 3 pence. If to two Danish ports, at 3 shillings 4A nence. March.

Elpls. British steamer (recharter). Norfolk or Newport News to Avonmouth, Hull or Leith, with 11.000 quarters of grain, at 2 shillings XWt pence, berth terms, prompt. Moutauk. British steanier.1944 tons, one, two or three trips In the South African trade, on jirivate terms.

Woolwich, British, steamer. 2107 tons. Gulf of Mexico to Japan, with cotton and pig iron, on private terms. Ronans. British steamer.

2916 tons. Newport Newa to London or Liverpool, with general cargo, on private terms. March. Boxgrave, British steamer. 1939 tons', north side of Cuba to New York or Philadelphia, with sugar, at 10 cents.

If to Boston, at 11 cents Aladdin. Norwegian steamer. 1987 tons, north side of Cuba to New York or Philadelphia, with sugar, at 9 to 10 cents if 12.000 bags. If a full cariro. at 8 to 9 cents.

Suldal. Norwegian steamer. 265 tons, six months in the fruit trade, at 375 pounds. Jarl, Norwegian gteamef. 327 tons, six months in the fruit trade, at 375 pounds.

Longfellow, American steamer. 220 tons. Passa-(roula to New York, with lumber, at $5.50. Servla. American ship, 1773 tons.

Baltimore to San Francisco, with coal, at $7.50. Galgate. British ship. New York to Shanghai. with.

cases or renneo petroleum, at 20 cents. Mav or June. FrltJt. German shin, Philadelphia to Marseilles. with 950( barrels of crude petroleum, at shillings 4 ponce.

March. Port Patrick. British ship. 1595 tons( recharter). New York to Sydney.

N. S. W. with general eareo on private terms. March.

James Elwell. American bark. 1082 tons. Rio Janeiro to Philadelphia, with a derelict eareo of ore. at 12 shlillnirs.

Ansruste. German bark. Philadelphia to German Baltic ports, witn barrels 01 rennea petroleum, at 2 shillings 5 pence, April or Mav. Glenlee. British bark.

Philadelphia to Japan, with 60.000 cases of renned petroleum, at 23 cents to one port or at 24 cents if to two ports. Anvil or May. White Wings. British bark. 396 tons.

Barbadoes to Rio Janeiro, with a derelict cargo of rosin from the ex-bark Svra, on private terms. Daisy Read. American bark. 305 tons. St.

Croix to New York, with sugar, on private terms. Star of the Sea. American schooner. Baltimore to Dry Tortugas. with 1000 tons of coal, at thence from Tampa to Carteret, with phosphate rock, on private terms.

Eagle Wing. American schooner. 1076 tons. Newport News to Boston, with -coal, at 90 Corson. American schooner.

263 tons. ElWbethport to Portland, with coal, at 0 Goodwin Stoddard. American schooner, 759 tons. Baltimore to Dry Tortugas. with coal, at R1.25 and discharged.

Viking. American schooner. 966 tons. Baltimore to Portland, with coal, at $1.10. Mary Lee Patton.

American schooner. 522 tons. Baltimore to Charleston, with coal and general cargo, on private terms. Charles B. Balch.

American schooner. Baltl- more to portsmouiu. witn iouu iuu Joh'n' Fein 'American schooner. 319 tons, Philadelphia to Norfolk and James River, v-Ith coal and phosphate, at 70 cents and $1 respectively. Robert C.

McQuillen. American schooner. Phll--adelphla to Norfolk, with 750 tons, of coal, at 50 cents. Hotace P. Shores.

American schooner. Phila delphia to savannan. nun oou ions 01 mi, r- 771, William P. Hood. American schooner.

Phila delphia to Alljn point, witn J.wv tons 01 coal, at 70 cents. William K. Park. American schooner. Phila delphia to saiem.

wirn 1110 ions 01 nmi, i cents. Bertie Maud. American schooner. Phila- Newberne to Baltimore, witn luiuner, at 2.50. John Johnson.

American schooner. 22 tons, Norfolk to New York, with lumber, at' $2.25: J. W. Bigelow. American schooner.

486. tons. Carteret to witn pnospsaie. at cents. John S.

American schooner. 398 tons. Jacksonville to New xorg. witn jumoer, mt $4.75. MARITIME NOTES SHAFT BROKEN The British steamer Mont calm, from London for New Orleans, was spoken off Key West Thursday, with thrust shaft broken and in tow of the British steamer- Marino, from Liverpool for New Orleans.

BLOWN OFF The schooner Anna- E. Krantx. at Boston 'from BrnnswlcK. reportea tnai ou February 1 encountered a hurricane In latitude 30.20 N. and longtitude 70 during which the vessel was blown 260 miles off the coast.

The -vessel was -strained, and sprung a bad leak, and to keep her from foundering 50.000 feet of her cargo lumber was jettisoned. One boat with davits attached was washed overboard and other slight itMmsc-A wns received. TERRIFIC HURRICANE The British steamer Gallia, at Itanirax from iiveipcioi. haying passed through a terrific hurricane on February 1, during which heavy seas smashed In the sides of the iron deck houses snd carried away the ventilators, skylights, davits and flooded both the cabins and holds. ive of the crew were seriously hurt while 1 1 tn Moftr swsv the wreckace.

MAY BE LOST It is feared that the leak in the scnooner wimniD jwluwiu, ii -del pin a for Portland, before reported, may have increased to such an extent as to cause 1 a 1, .1 tm Anvrn at sea. DECKS A WASH The tugs Ice King and Pi oneer have returnea to worn ou iue nuuru I'hlladelphia barge Pine Forest, before reported. A large part of the cargo of 15O0 tons of coal has been discharged, and divers have temporarily patched the holes in her hot. torn. Her decks are now awash at every .1.4..

ICE BOUND The British schooner Sir Hubert, twenty-ore days out. rrom nosum John, put in at Halifax yesterday, and reported beina unable to reach St. John on ,.4 ha, ll0 PFMPS DISABLED The schAoner Talofa. from Punta Uorda tor numni. chored off Boca Grande, yesterday.

with pumps out of and proceeded to re- ENGINE DAMAGED. The Norwegian steamer Biorgein. whlcn arnven at tni ixi from Shields, reported having encountered a succession of gales, during which the donkey engine was damaged and received other dara- tin, 1 r-fc 4TEK IN HOLD. The British bark Inver-lochy arrived at Antwerp yesterday badly damaged by heavy gales, encountered -after leaving Queenstown. The vessel ha water ln her after hold: cTTV-ir Tv.n nawnnwr stesmer Morbella.

Irom Hull" for Hamburg, was sunk by collision with the wars hlp-oaia tea. in nun nmui day night. wiv'n BPfilSTER "The new apparatus for de termining the velocity and direction of the wind at the Delaware Breakwater, was com-nieteri and nut into successful- operation yes terday. 1 ciipv r-T Tno British steamer Pelican n'hicK loft corns Octoler 12 for China, with a large general cargo, has been given up as lost SAILS TO-DAY. The American Line steamship Waesland sails for Liverpool to-day with twenty cabin passengers.

EGG ROCK LIGHT. The Light House Board 1 Trno ntOeo that ftn nr about- FebrUSTV in. 1898. the fifth order fixed red light at the Egg Uocfc. Light Station, -off Nahant.

about three-quarters of a mile from shore, will be moved from tne present Temporary tower auu established in the new tower recenoy ereci-ed 44 feet northwest from the temporary tower, an1 11 net i between centres) southeast from the site of the old tower. The focal plane of the- light will be HO feet auove mean niga rir and 35 feet atiore the base of the tower. STEAM- LIGHTSHIP. The Maritme Exchange received information that the steam lightship. No.

71. recently constructed for the Overfalls ShoaL at the mVmtb of the Delaware Bay. Uft Bath. yesterday morning ior rniiaaei nhls. Kinhty thousand dollars was aDoroori ated in the Snndrv Civil bill of June 4.

1897. and the Maritime Exchange Is directly responsible for the procuring of this important aid to navigation, needed so many years at the mouth of Delaware Bay. The lightship is equipped witn a steam. log signal. STEAMERS' SCHEDULE i TO ARRIVE.

Veendam New York from Rotterdam. Feb. 3. Rhvnland Phlla. front Queenstown.

Feb. 3. Fulda New York from Genoa. Feb. 3.

Tauric New York from Liverpool. Feb. '4. St Louis N. Y.

from Southampton. Feb. 5. Majestic New York from Queenstown. Feb.

10. Thingvalla N. Y. from Copenhagen, Feb. 10.

Amsterdam N. Y. from Rotterdam. Feb. It.

Nederlnnd Philadelphia from N. Feb. 11. -v TO DEPART. Waesland Phila.

for Liveriiool. Feb. 1Z Normannla N-ew York for (Jenoa Feb. 12. Lucania Ne York for Liverpool.

Feb. 12. Gasirogne New York for Havre. Feb. 12.

-Spaarndam New York for Rotterdam. Feb. -12. Rritunnlr New York for Liverpool. Feb.

16. st Paul New York for Southampton. Feb. 16 IVnsturntunii New York for Antwerp. Feb.

16. State of Nebraska Y. for-Glasgow. Feb.17. Normandie New York for Havre, Feb.

19. Ftrnria New York for Liverpool. Feb. Veendam New York for Rotterdam, Feb. 19, unwintry are And Full Our very policy is advanced Especially this time.

Large variety patterns Also sold dresses. funeral, on Saturaay, at cjock. rrom nis late residence. Union avenue. East Lansdowne, Delaware county.

Pa. Interment at Coloria, Md. MARITIME NEWS AT Port of Philadelphia rebrnary 12 Sun rises 6.5 A. M. sun 5.32 P.

M. High water, 5.H8 A. M. and .5.57 P. M.

-Low water, 0.08 A.M. Arrived Yesterday St. Cvril (Br.1. Davis. Las Talmas, ballast.

Peter Wright Sons. Str. BJorgvin Leading, Shields, ballast, VV. F. Hagar Co.

Str. Potomac Anderson. London, ballast. Gust Here. Str.

Readies. Miller. Portsmouth, towing barge Schuvlkill from from Boston, F. W. Taylor.

Str. Berks. Sabblich. Portland, towing barge Lorberrv from Boston. F.

W. Taylor. Str. Gulf Stream. Swain, New W.

P. Clyde Co. Str. Parthian, Snow, Boston, George C. Eckhardt.

Str. Saxon. Sherman, Providence, George C. Eckhardt. Str.

Ericsson, Grace, Baltimore, T. S. Groves. Bark Caradoc Jones, Hull, chalk. Gust Heye.

Schr. Lnnra. Laruson. Demerara, sugar, J. R.

Hamel. Co. Tug Wlnthrop. Hand, towing barges Strafford and Radnor from Boston, Braddoclt and Haver-ford from Fall River, Silver. Tug Carhonero.

Rood. Boston, towing barges Excelsior, Mahanoy ami Indian Kldge, F. W. Taylor. Cleared Yesterday Str Waesland (Belg.) Ehoff.

Liverpool. Inter national Nay. Co. Str Dutbeld Lowe. London.

Gust Heye. Str Anna Moore Weotherlll. Baltimore. Peter Wright Sons. Str Florence Adams, Copenhagen.

Chas. M. Tavlor's Sons. Str. Urania Lund.

Kertonminde via Frederica. Barker McCall. Str Balmoral McRitchie. London. Chas.

M. Taylor's Sons. Str Aureola i Roope. Gloucester, Chas. M.

Tavlor's Sons. Str. Batoum Luckham, London and Barrow. Gust Heye. Str Victoria Blakey.

Cork. Theo. Rugor Co. Str Barry Holt. Newport News.

Peter Wright Sons. Str Evelyn. Hutchinson. New York. W.

F. Hagar Co. Str Ericsson. Grace. Baltimore, F.

S. Groves. Schr Florence and Lillian. Wilson. Nassau.

Pet- Schr. IdaH. Mathis. English. Bristol, J.

L. Nicholson. Schr Horace G. Morse. Jones.

Jacksonville. J. N. Stetson Co. Schr Geo.

Taulane. Megee, Savannah, Stetson Winsmore. Tub Tamaqua. Hewitt. Portland, towing barges Richardf-on.

for Fall River. Preston, for Boston, and Kalmia. for Portland. F. W.

Taylor. Delaware Bay and River News BREAKWATER. Feb. 11. Passed np Str.

Vi.caina (Br.) from Newport. via iinmnhin Roads, for Philadelphia. Arrived r.chs. J. Holmes Birdsall.

Philadelphia for ntnn- Porev vtlrdsall Phlladelohla for Bos ton: Edith Allen. Philadelphia for Bos-dence: Grace Seymour. Philadelphia for Providence; Henry Sutton. Philadelphia for Boston: Olive T. Whittier.

Philadelphia for Cskiii: Cora Dunn. Philadelphia for Cardenas: John H. Tlngue; Philadelphia for Charleston (all anchored at the Brandywtne ftnonn Saill Str. Frede (Dan.l. Savona for Bal tlmore.

Passed ont Strs. Beacon Light l-hiluilnliihiu for Christianna: Kennett Philadelphia for Havana. Awaiting orders Bark East African from Java. vilno fifteen miles: foeev. rf.etiY ISLAND.

Feb. 11. Passed down Str. Salamanca for New York; barkentine lennie Sweeney, for Saena: tucs Munn. tow ing barge.

Routh: Tamaqua. towing barges Richardson for Fall River. Preston for Bos ton and Kalmia for Portland. hahiTS hook Ffb. 11.

Passed down Strs. Siberian for Glaseow: for New -ork. RFF.DY ISLAND. Feb. 11.

Anchored off Btr. Siberian iRr.l. Philadelphia for Glasgow; i RED ISLAND. Feb. 11.

Passed up fltrs. I Orldia from Sunderland; Ylzcaiiia front Newport. Eng. via Hampton Roads Imports at Philadelphia'' DAIQUIRI. British steamer Barry 2900 tons Iron ore.

ogleoay. o. DEMERARA. American schooner Lam- tvM bacs sugar. W.

J. MeCahan Sugar Rotining Company. Exports From Philadelphia LONDON. British steamer Balmoral (estimated) bush. cats.

$31 SOW sks. 420.1XM 5000 sks. flour, 700,000 $17,500. LIVERPOOL AND BARROW British steamer Batoum (estimated! 1.230.000 gals. dlstlHed residuum.

4OO.000 gals. ref. CORK. British steamer Victoria 113.674 bush, (i lls. corn in and bags.

112 raln bags. $221.25. Ol'CESTEH. EN(J. British steamer Aureola 119.013 bush.

12 lbs. corn. $40,400: 4425 grain bags. $221.25. LIVERPOOL.

Belgian steamer Waesland festi-naatedl 6t0-bbls. oil." balls lard. niui ii.a 12oo. o-to canned iork. 16.730-lbs..

$1172.50 644 bis. bacon. $19,320: 223 bis. hams. 133.

SO0 15.847 bush, wheat. $14,000. LONDON. British steamer Duftleld tesflmatefll 1.550.OO0 gals. ref.

$4Sii0. COPENHAGEN. British steamer Florence (estimated! 100,000 bush. corn in-bulk and- in KKRTKMIXDE via1 FREDERIC A. DENMARK.

Danish steamer Urania (estlmatedi bush duik uuu ur -m sium mko, S19.550. NVSSAF N. P. American schooner Florence H. Llllian--r352 tons bit.

coal. $651.60. -LONDON. British steamer Osborne (corrected manifest feu. tc'a on.iw sks.

mmi, 5 3S7.200 50.000 bush oats, 15 3ffS.24; 1791 pes. hardwood lumber. $72; 1300 bxs. cannM meats. $9140: 150 ba provisions.

$7140.64: 3472 hags hominy. $4181. OS; 32 bxs. am-1. implements.

$087.31 3, bxs. scales. $136.40: 616 bales $434: 1 bx. typewriter supplies. J304.15: 1 bx pills, $103 08: 1 bx.

and 1 bbl. currier blacking, $29 2: 244 bbls. zinc dross. $3250: 128 bdls. CM07 RT TTlfihonllV lOtTS.

S800. LIVERPOOL. Belgian steamer Pennland. cor rected mantfest emmary. ifo sks.

flour. 839.972" $14,699 24 000 bush, wheat (bulk). 150 brls." lu. oil. 7521 $7(K); 501 bxs.

bacon. 365.870 186 bxs. hams. 122.760 BOO "cases canned pork, 350.500 $2485 345 cases canned beef. cases canned mutton.

2 pkgs. labels; 2000 palls alrd. $2640; 1527 48 418 and 63 cas handles. $4901: 1 bx. and 33 bxs.

sew-Inc miachine. 139f bags oilcake. $3424: 371 bales cotton. 4 crted. iron rolls.

$900; 1991 hags cake meal. $2200 4 cases leatber. $2000; 103 tcs. tobacco. $7971 6 crts.

wheels. $80; 3 wall plaster, 2 cases kartavert, $150; 33 pkgs. prt. Ink. 1200 qrs.

dr. beef, 26 bxs. pork loins. $25: 22 bxs. liver, $20; 37 bxs.

kidneys. 59. 7r; IV DXS. tans. os.

sweei breads. 15O0 pails lard. 161.25: 7 bv. $1200; 1 bale old bagging, 7200 staves, $150; 200 shooks. $180: 2 oxs.

electrotypes. $125; 1 bbrl. 1 bx. drugs and svringes. $20: 1 crated feed water heater.

$96; 11 bales woolen C. washed; 55 bbrls. zinc 10H- doe- leather and -steel-trusses. 3VJ and steel trusses. 23 doz.

leather and steel trusses and 04 doz. celluloid and steel $520; 3 coses upper leather. $1276; 1000 cases canned $900; 719 cases canned pears. $1510; 20 tubs oleomagarlne. $100; 35 tcs.

beef, $525; 1 pictures. $975: 100 and lOObxs ext. dyewood. $4000; 10O tcs. tallow.

50 tcs. tallow. $720; 360 bbls. pet. grease $2200; 123 cases candy.

$1875; 14 bxs. $42: 8 cases knitting machinery $600 3 cast candy machinery. S232 4- bxs. type. $130: 5 cases books.

$568 2 cases 10 bxs. $600. OTHER PORTS Arrived' BALTIMORE. Feb. 11.

Str 1 Anthony Groves. from Philadelphia. HALIFAX. N. 11 Str.

Roumanian, from Glasgow and Liverpool for Philadelphia-. LIVERPOOL. Feb. lO.Str Belgenland. from Philadelnhia.

ABERDEEN. Feb. 9. Str Forest: Abbey. from Philadelphia via Portland.

ST. MICHAELS. Feb. 5. Str X)eptford.

from Philadelphia for. King's Lynn for -coal). BOSTON. Feb. 11.

Str Indian, and February 10. schr Sagamore, both from Fbiladol- Feb. 3. Str." Salerno, from Philadelphia for Rio Janeiro. DRY TORTUGAS.

Feb. 8. Schr James Judge, from Philadelphia. I'ORT SPAIN. Feb.

2. Schr H. E. Thompson, for Delaware Breakwater. Sailed ANTWERP.

Feb. 10. Str for Phila- RiCIiMOND. Feb. 11.

Str Yemassee. for Philndelohia. BT AIICHAELS. Feb. Bark Oostenburg.

from Java for Philadelphia. Passed CVFE HENRY. Feb. 11. Str frpm Savona via Delaware Breakwater for Balti- GLBRALTAR.

Feb. 11. Str Gleadowe. for lwlrwter: SANDY HOOK. Feb.

11. Schr Horatio Ba ker, Tor 1 miaucii'ui. in. a Spoken Rnrb' Fratelli Penco from Pensacola for cunia Avres. no date, in lat.

.13 lomr. fio 37 W. Bw the -British steamer Barlby, at Philadelphia. Freights and Charters Stratbnairn. British steamer.

PhlladelpMs to picked ports in the Unitel Kingdom or Conti-. -onr with 26.000 nuarters of eraln. at 2 shillings 9pence for heavy grain, and 2 shillings 4n pence ior oats, aiarcn or Ayni. Aq0a. Norwegian steamer (new), PblladelphU AND ABROAD Ideas in And all Other and Cuffs Dress Details Lahn New York for Bremen.

Feb. 21. Majestic New York for Liverpool. Feb. 23.

New York New York for Southampton. Feb.23. Champagne New York for Havre. Feb. 26.

Campania New York for Liverpool, Feb. 26. Furnessla New York for Glasgow. Feb. 26.

Vessels marked () carry the malls. FOREIGN MAILS Closing at Philadelphia Postoffice for Week Ending Fehruary 12 SATURDAY. For France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain. Turkey, Egypt and British India per S. S.

La Gascogne, via Havre (other F.nmn. when specially addressedi. for Fortune Island, Jamaica, Savo- nlila ana irejiwwu. i 1 1 -r ta Rica, when specially addressed). 2.30 A.

M. for Cape Haiti. Anx Cayes, Jacmel, premie for Netherlands, per S. S. Spaarndam, via Rotterdam (when speciaMf addressed).

4.30 A. for Genoa, per S. S. Normannla (when spe cially addressed), 4. rio A.

tor Scotland, per Ancborla, Tia Glasgow (when specially addressed). 6.00 A. for Venezuela and Cu-dIui Savanilla and Carthagena. via C11- racaol per S. S.

Venezuela. 6.00 A. M. for Great Britain and Ireland, per n. o.

aesiand. vi Oneenstown (when specially addressed). 12.30 A. for per steamer from North Sydney, 4. 00 p.

M. SUNDAY. For Nassau. N. per S.

S. Ml ami. Florida. 11.00 P. M.

latesTnewT IH REAL ESTATE The business week that ended yesterday showed a very gratifying Improvement in th building world, both in the new work actually begun and in that promised for the future. In fact It was a phenomena neriod for this season of the year. The nermlts issued numbered 117, for 216 oper ations, estimated to cost $787,020, as nirninst 71 oermits. for 95 operations, estl mated to cost $80,805, in the preceding week, and 73 permits, for 118 operations, to cost in the corresponding week of last year. The principal new work embraced within this week's permits was 104 dwellings, to cost an office building, two lactones, and a church, $14,000, and a school, 100, 000.

Charles J. Heckler is to build twelve two-storv brick dwellings, and one two story brick store and dwelling, each 33 feet deep, ana varying in Dreaatu irom 14 to 15 feet, on the south side of Stella street, between Xwenty-nrst ana twenty second streets. J. K. A.

L. Pennock took out a permit yesterday to erect the seven-story Delancey School, at the soutneast corner 01 x-ine and Carlisle streets, perviously reported. This building will measure 56x132.3 feet, and cost On the northeast side of Nash street. southeast of Walnut lane, "a two-story brick dwelling, lix40 feet, and a two-story brick stable, 26.Gs.14 feet, are to be built for Charlts Cathers by Contractor Charles 11. Bowdltch.

Plans have been prepared for a three- story additod, 68x4o feet, to be built on the Klver roaa dpi ween vvasmngion ana Fountain streets. Manayunk. John Sternm-ler has the contract. John Gallagher will begin; excavating on Mondav on the west, side of Seventeenth street between "Wolf and Jackson streets, for1: fourteen six-room dwellings. Kdwnrd S.

Radley is to build nine three- storv' brick dwellings, and one three-story brick stole and dwelling, each 17x60 feet, ou the south of. Tioga street, west of Fifteenth street. A handsome three-story stone dwelling. to-cost about J0000. is to be built at Eighth street and Oak lane, for a Mr.

Hopper. J. E. Hill, will build a three-story stone and frame colonial dwelling, at the cor ner of Marshall street ana sirty-seventn avenue. Seven three-story stores and dwellings are to be built at Milton street sna ter-mantown avenue, by J.

W. DeLong. Ainnzo Smith will build for his own use, a three-story brick dwelling, 16x50 feet, o.a Miller street, Mt. Airy. Frank S.

Zane will shortly commence work on flftv-two six-room nouses on en dell street, six seven-room houses on Clear field street, ana six six-room nouses on Allegheny avenue, all near Sixth street. The houses will nil oe two stones, 10111 itei, and 14x36 feet. William G. Glenn, real estate broker. 1505 Columbia avenue, reports tne sale of 1604 Columbia avenue, a three-story brick store aud dwelling, for M.

H. Coward, $10,000. Vo 4412 and 4414 Lancaster avenue have been sold by Anna Hartmaier to Christian Uoehn, for PERMITS. February.il. fl Number of permits 28 Number of operations 7 Estimated cost William 1.

Smith, contractor, alterations to front, at 1345 South Second street. John Johnson, owner, erect old election booth, rear of 6332 Woodland avene. Dilks, contractor, one-story brick addition 11x12. southwest corner of Twenty-flrst strset and Allegheny avenue. Samuel Knox, contractor, new front, at 1405 South Twentieth street.

D. C. Schuler Sn. contractors, front alterations, southeast corner of Fifth street and Indiana avenue. Estate of tieorge S.

Harris, owner, front entrance to cellar, southeast corner ot Fourth and Vine streets. W. A. Margerum, contractor thirteen two-storv brick dwellings, each 15.3x48, north side of 'VVestmoreland street, west Fifteenth street. Theodore W.

Buchanan, contractor, new front, at 2545 North Second street. A. L. Smith Are escape, at 1430 South Penn square. Godfrey Bender, interior and esterlor alterations, at 4300 North Sixteenth street.

Passvunk House Repairing contractors, bulk window, at 715 Passyuhk avenue. Alexander Miller, contractor, interior and exterior alterations, at 2646 and 2550 Kensington avenue. Charles W. George contractor, frame bay windows, at 1621. 1623.

1625, 127, 162a, 1031 and 10.13 North Twenty-sixth street. W. H. Jones, contractor, underpin wall, at 5810 Yocum avenue. Alfred Macoueen Son, contractors, portable htr mt 37 North Sixth street.

McLaughlin tc McNamara. contractors, repairs to two nre-onmag-ea dwellings. 00 H.cn woou street, above Mill street. Twenty-second ward. O.

Kiely. contractor, one-story brlek back bnlldinir 13x13. at 1933 Orleans street. John T. Willis, contractor, alterations to front and general repairs, at jortn inira street.

J. werdeback. contractor, one-story brick kitchen. 8x13. at 2242 North Howard street.

James J. sVlmar. contractor, setting boiler, at 1628 North Ninth street. Philip Halbach. contractor, repairs to fl re-dam aged office' and machine shop, at 209-21S ttuttonwooa street.

REAL, ESTATE TRANSFKRR. Amber S. E. 15.2 ft. N.

E. Bell-" more-(2 lots); ea. 15.2x63. 11H; Amber. and Bellmore S.

17.Bvix61.rry.; Amber S. E. 3iM ft. W. Bellmore: 17x58.

5W A. kirn to E. Kern: Nov. 1. ea.

g. r. $120 Xom. Boileau S. W.

2o0 ft. N. W. Evans J. M.

M-tier to F. Crauthamel: Jnne 6. 25x123 $1,065 unicer a. rt. i.

r. uerman-town ave. A. S. Golden to I.

Gol den: Feb. '98 12x46 1,100 uiearneu soa Aimona S. K. s. E.

Allen to J. Engelke: Feb. 5, 'OS: 16x64.6; mtge. $2500. 1,500 10 years and 5 months.

The relatives a.nd rienris are jnvitea to attena me to Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, fom bis parents' residence. 2515 Old Second street. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. HARPER. On Second month 9, 1898.

Susan widow of the late Edward R. Harper. Funeral on Second month 12. 10 o'clock, from the resldetice of her Mrs. Samuel Me-Fat.

1610 Poplar street. Interment private. HA ETON. On the th John son of KJBdi pc p9y 'uoijbh uqor pa fnuv The relatives i and friends, also i Cohockslnk Council. No.

526. Jr. O. L' A. and Wittne-rsucea Tribe.

No. 236. Imp. O. of R.

a iavited to attend ae funeral services, at his late residence. I No.z 997 1 North Seventh street, on Saturday- afternoonj' at 2 o'clock. Interment at Mount Feee Cfcrneberyw. HF.IL. On February 9-J898, Emma wife of Michael Shell and daughter of John A.

and Jeanette Haase. aged 27 years. -Funeral on Sat urday arternoon. at 1 ciock. rrom ber late residence.

No. 651 Lead street, below Wharton. Interment private at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Omit flowers. HEILAND.

On February 9. 1898. Susan. wife of Gus Heiland. and daughter of Bridget snd the late Phillln Barr.

in her 38th year. The relatives Irlends of the family are re- srectfully invited to attend the fnneral. rn Sunday, the 13th at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. No. 1610 North Ftont street.

To proceed to Palmer Vault. LLK K. On February 8. 1898. Henrv Hell er.

in 89th year. The relatives and inenas or tne lamiiy. also snemnan lxxige. No. 246.

F. A. M. and Girard Mark Lodge, and employes of Joseph Oat Son. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, the 13th instant, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of bis son-in-law.

Dr. J. Restein. No. 2019 Franklin street.

To proceed to Seventh Street M. E. Vault. Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. HIRSHLER.

On February 10. Gabriel Hlrsh- ler. aged 62 years. 'The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 9.30 o'clock precisely, at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Leon Strauss, -szao camac stret.

Interment private. HUBBELL. At Stratford. Connecticut, on February 10. 1.S9M.

Q. S. Hubbell. in his seventy-eighth year of his age. HUBBELL.

At Rlvercliff on Housatonie Connecticut, on February 10. 1S98. O. S. Hobliell.

in the seventy-eighth year of his age. HUMES. On February 9. John Humes, aeed 60 years. The relatives and friends of the fam ily, also survivors of the Twenty-ninth Regi-meut.

Company E. Pennsylvania Volunteer, are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his sister's nu(. dence. Mrs. Martha Anderson.

717 North Forty-rirst street. Interment private. HUNT. On the 9th Harriet wlf nf Henrv Hunt, aged 58 years. The relatives and friends of the are respectfully invited to ittend the funeral services, at St.

Simeon's P. B. Church. Ninth and Lohieh avenue nn Saturi day afternoon, at 1 o'clock precisely. Interment Bl lliiinivic in.

i JOHNSTON. On February 9. 1898. Annie li a.a Ti.linainn Vf I .1 II i i'i Ill I.H I 11 and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on jaturoay, at i clock precisely, at her late residence, 1638 North Twenty-first 6treet. JOHNSTON.

On February 9. Annie wife of J. Keys Johnston, M. V. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at 1 o'clock precisely, at her late resiaence, ib3 xvortn xwenty-nrst street.

KAMEKLi. on eDruary isuo, wife of Maurice J. Kamerly. The relatives end friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend tne tunerai. on t-aturoay afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from ber late residence, 610 Washington avenue.

Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. KEI1 NIClt. on February 18H8. William, the son of Willimlnla and the late Frederick Keifnich, in his 37th year. The relatives and friends of the family.

also the Deutscher hifffiir. Bund Second (Vimnsnv nnii the Gayiety Beneficial Society. No. 1 and the em ployes ui oi i tt i nam duiiuu ui kb. me rrr-Knuctfullv invited to attend the funeral, on Suadav afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence.

2967 Orkney street. Interment at Bellvue KENSIL. On February 8. 1898. Edwin son of the late John and Sarah Kensll.

The rel atives and friends of the family, also Harvara Club. Bramble Club and employes of William Cramp Sons are resiiectfully Invited to attend tne tunerai, on sunaay arternoon. at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law. Mr. Joseph N.

Brower. No. 83 Innes street. Eighteenth ward. To proceed to Hanover Street M.

E. Vault. KNAUFF. On February 8. 1898.

Emily Re-glna. daughter of the late Judge James and Margaret Knanff. of Emmittsburg. Frederick couDty. aeed 47 years.

Residence. 1C14 Camhridce street. High mass and interment at Emmittsburg. on Saturday. 12th inst.

KULP. On February 11. 1898. Sarah A. Knlp.

widow of Enos H. Knlp. in her sixty-eighth year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law-. Peter I.aily.

Shearer street. North Wales. Pa. Services at the Sanctuary M. E.

Church, at 2 o'clock. Friends take 1 clock train from Reading Terminal to North Wales. KULP. On February 11, Henrv M. Knlp.

aged 47 years. Due notice of funeral. East on papers please copy. KYLE. On February 9.

189.8. Ada Thomas, daugiiter of Matthew and Margaret Kyle, aged 6 months and 3 weeks. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, 2 o'clock, from the resident of her parents, 2018 Tasker street. Interment at Mt. Moriah.

LAFFERTY. On February 10. James V. Laf-ftrrty. at his residence.

259 South Ninth street, aeed forty-five years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services at St. Mary's Church. Fourth above Spruce, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Interment at St.

Aueustlne's. Lions. on lenruary iu. ran, catnarine, wife of Thomas Lyons, aeed 36 The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from her lute residence. 1021 Merx street.

Tenth and Snvder avenue. Requiem mass at the Church of the Epiphany. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. on February 10. 1898.

James Mauuel. in his 62d year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the fnneral services, on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, at his late residence. 1505 Lawrence street. Interment at Newark.

on Moiday morning. February 14. Services in the M. E. church upon the arrival of the 10.26 train via Baltimore and Ohio Rail-' road.

Twentv-fourth and Chestnut streets. MARTZ-On February 8. 1898. Harry C. the husband of Ella and the son of Peter S.

acd Mary Msrtz. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence. 1315 Marstou street. Twenty-eighth and Master' streets. interment private, at Mount Vernon Cemetery.

TLACK. On Fehruary 9. 1898. Timothv C. Matlack, in bis 86th year.

The relatives and.