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THE PHILADELPHIA 12 QUIPEIl TUESDAY MOKTsIIsG, OCTOBER; 18, 1898 12 OUFRYS.PURE lock. In her 81st year. The relatives and friends I of the family are invited to attend the funeral, of 13th and Harold at. (above Huntingdon st.) Interment nrivate. MONEY TO LOAN PREACHERS' TRlftLS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 1 cent a word set solid: light faced display.

10 REAL ESTATE NEWS on day. 21s at 11 o'clock A. i i a.i A i V. I Car- 1 inn urr i i rm tji iuihud. m.

ueli.hia. at BordentowB. N. J. Interment Mans- lneM Burring Ground.

October 15. 1898. Edgar son of John H. and the late Anna is. Hyrens.

ageu 14 years. The relatives ana rrlenas or tne familv are invued to- attend the funeral, on Tuesdav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of John Brines. Xo. 5410 Thompson street. West Philadelphia.

Interment private, at Fern-wood Cemetery. CHEESMAX. On October 15. 1898. Susan, beloved wife of the late Benjamin Cheesman, in her 77th year.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the I '08: 94.9x100 4.000 Same sold J. H. Kramer to Tennent Memorial Proghvterian Church; Oct. 3, mtge. $2500 1.500 Aspen S.

309.6 ft. W. Thirty-ninth St. H. S.

Palmer to A. Assa; Oct. 6. 'US; mtge. $15oO 1,100 Broad St.

and Hunting Park S. W. cor. Henry Brocklehurst to John C. Wiley; Oct.

13, '98; 192.8x287.2; g. r. $1200 3,000 Baltimore No. 5048 R. C.

Endieott to It Comly; Sept. 26, '98; 18.y483.7; g. r. $150; mtge. $500 1,500 Bancroft No.

2244 N. A. Scbwinn to O. Bautze; Oct. 14.

98; 14.3x49.10 1,900 Brown S. 8., 30 ft. W. Forty-sixth St. A.

L. Suplee to J. McDevitt; Oct. 14, '98; 15x45 1,900 City S. K.

140 ft. N. E. Bryn Mawr ave. John E.

Sutter to Conrad Kerens; Oct. 12. '98; 127.6x250 11,250 Eleventh and Wolf X. E. lx 71; Eleventh and McKean X.

E. 18x64; Wolf X. 32 ft. W. Eighteenth st.

(2 lotsi; ea. 16x67 ea. g. T. S4; Wolf X.

34.8 ft. E. Colorado (2 lotsi; ea. 16x69.6; ea. g.

r. $84 Thomas J. Whelan to Louisa M. Kementer; Oct. 11, '98; mtges.

$0300 12.050 funeral, on Wednesday atternoon. wioner xj. "uiu 1 iat 2 o'clock, from her late residence. King and Ross Post Guard, No 94 and the siirvi- streets. Services at Church, vors of the Ninetj-eighth Regiment Penn-' Gloucester City N.

J. Interment at Cedar sylvania A olunteers. are respectfully Invited Grove Cemeterv to attena tne lunerai, on neuumuaj. at f'l OKVl-Jin" tho lftth of October 1898 o'clock, from his late residence. No.

36 daughteof Justice'' and 'treet. Interment at Palmer Vault tu a V-i. mm Tho rp utirwi it'UP HY. On October li. 1898.

Catharine MONEY WAN OUR METHOHS ENTIRELY NEW. TKRMS EASIEST IN THE CITY. TIME TO SUIT THE BORROWER. household furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, v. 1V1 i without reraovinjE them from your possession.

Loans made shortest Payment on principal received at any time, which -will reduce the cost of carryinjs loan. Please call and investigate our methods before applying elsewhere. Information cheerfully given. Courteons treatment. Business strictly confidential.

No expense to yon if loan is not made. Our offices are private and easily reached. We make loans in Camden. X. J.

SECURITY LOAN 1 ROOMS 5 AND 6. BAXTER BUILDING. 1 1414 SOUTH PKNX SOPARE. OPPOSITE PUBLIC BUILDINGS. GROUND FLOOR.

MONEY TO LOAN. DO YOU NEED MONEY TO MEET I'RESSIXG DEMANDS? OUR PLAN IS SIMPLE 'r TV.V,.?. ESTABLISHED 1890. We loan monev In sums of $25 and onwards en HOI OrSKHOLP FURNITT IE IN 1 SR IT4DCT REMOVAL: also on STOR GE RECEIPTS. To be returned in small weekly payments.

All trans actions are strictly private. We the oldest established com -any in the busi' ess. and do business on strictly business principles. We give yon the chesiiest rat-8. See us before will Ket a loan elsewWre tnf.

rmation cheerfully you given. No charge unless loan is made. Lady In attendance. THE PENN MUTUAL IO(N INSTITUTION. I 1328 Chestnut om 307.

Hale mdg. BORROW MONEY were vou can rate8 fl lon time to pay back. No cost uuless loan ia made WE MAKE LOANS From $10 upward on household fnmiture. pianos. horses, storage receipts, without removinn tbem from your possession, thus giving you the use of both goods and money.

Our rates are the lowest in the city, aud we will allow you plenty of tim to pav tb(, money back. Business strict- i confldentiaL Mease call on us if needing a joan COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT COMPANY. ROOM .603 WATKINS 1033 CHESTNUT ST. MONEY TO LOAN 1 TO S100O. OX HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

PIANOS. HORSES. CARRIAGES. ETC. The security will not be removed from your pivmimffl on nnncinn vneei i.n.i or to be on easy payments; also on storage receipts.

Our conditions aie the most favorable and terms the lowest. No charge un less loan is made. Transactions eonddential THE MUTUAL ESTMK.V1 Company 1 Room Mil T.iTinlTn-j.tt north t- cor- i any time, which will lessen cost of carrying the i loan. You can have the money the dav yen lowest rates. No publicity.5 Cour- teous trestm-nt.

Loans made in f'amden. N. J. Pi-HT-ADEI PHIA LOAN CO. Rooms 232 nd 233 MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING Entrance 1011 Chestnut.

1 MONEY LOANED AT SHORT NOTICE ON JA 1 on. iai Mini jiitruus cents per line. CITY $2U ia DAY3 FREE Perfect oriier cleared for earnet: modern, nice borne on Third above Dauphin, 2317 and 2351. SERRILL 2756 N. 15th sit Two-storv.

7-room: also 3-Btorv porch house. 9 rooms. 3-storv. for $23 and $25; on Euclid ave. aDd Thirtieth St.

SEURILL'S. S2D. AB. MOXTGOMERY. 5S) fffl JO-ROOM PORCH HOUSE.

FER- 8)(2; UI feet order: Park location; nice home, on Berks, below 30th st. SERRILL'S, -32d ab. flontg'y Ly. l5jE; POHCH. 3-STORY.

10 ROOMS; A tSE WW beaut arched front on columns, Pompeilan brick anil led stone: perfect order; new; 10 trolley and 2 strain lines; 5c. to every where: on wide Leniph SERRILL'S, 2T56N. ISMSt. ligh. if? I 10 DAYS FREE Three-si ry.

9 rooms, tiled v.stibule and ba'h- room: nrlmc onler: clean. -d for carneting: hign healthy park location, among nice ueuplc: pretty, cozy homes, on Euclid from 31st to 32d st. Si iK II .1 .20 SB. msmWrV AV. 2030 CALLOWHIXL STORi: AND dwelling; good business location; only $30 per month.

Callowhill street, store and 7-room dwelling: $20 ner month. 678 North Eleventh street, store and dwelling; $18 per month. 33 Bank street, store. $30 per month. S.

CATTELL. 635 Walnut street. S7T7.r rVri fIT pnr.wy' HOUSE, 8 ROOMS AND BATH. BROAJ N- stone front, cement paveu yara. moaern throughout; reduced to $18 per to.

good tenant; l-jiiiioeri street, oeiwwu hiiu 22d. above Susquehanna ave. Keys at Alba Dentists, 1918 Diamond street. TO LET $11; NEW FIVE-ROOM BRICK house; all modern Improvements; gas. bath, hot and cold water; brown stone trimmings; cemented pavement, yard and cellar.

Garrett street, below Ke.ed street. D. P. Jlc-Kenna. 1532 Plaint Breeze avenue.

NEAR 35TH ANlTwHARTON 5 AND 7-roora dwellings, in good order: conveniences; nice neighborhood: will rent to good tenants at S3. $10 and $13 per month. O'Brien. 3505 Whar-' ton street. $5.00 TWO LARGE ROOMS OVER STORE; range, water; $5.50, four rooms, upper floor, 516 Xorth Second street; water; open.

James Brady, 512 North Second. TO RENT. FURNISHED. FOR THE WINTER. elegant house a' Haverford.

Penna. R. 2 infill i.uniu "Mia, i iwmo, a conveniences. Hawkius. 736 Market.

i aneri.io.ni. i num. iruu cuuuiij rmiwiui m-ji Uhamntin utreet above tallow- lot- iij. uc i-ause oi it an, ua.ug. oeeu street.

Interment at Holy Cross Cetne requeste(, address "J- rtmd the funeral ser- te was introduced by Rev. Dr. Lipsner vices, on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 iVUxk. at he began at ouce by sayinR that he would her late resilience. No 2725 Neff street reverse his subject and make it.

l'he Pew a-t i.M ono knew u-hv iwi tr t. zelt. aged 4 vei Norris street. Interment private, at' Northwood Price, loving dauchter of John and Harriett Cemetery. Price.

se112 years ar.d nths. The rela-Iplvforit. the 17th Charles L. Es- sick, aged 56 vears. 9 months.

16 days. The tnvltef to att- rel-tives and friends of the family are respect- 4 o'clock frcni her Darents residence fuHv invitcl to attend the fun' rt.l s-rvices on a c-t 'ViesbB?" Interment It evening. October 20. 1P0S. at 7 o'clock, fJln Gunds Bridesburg.

Pa TpiTp? rriST RIELEY. On the 15th of October 1808. Kate. J. interment Mt Pott mown, on rnuay.

v. ij 1 ntroit ner Twelfth and Filbert streets. ALFRED 18th at 2 o'clock. Interment at Odd Fel-FRANKEL. assistant manager, formerly with lows' Cemetery.

Penn Mutual Loan Institution. FOX-On October 15. 1808. Agnes Fox, aged BENT DWELLING. 11 ROOMS.

703 S. NIXE-! teenth street; a od older: terms pioderate; also dwelling. 1122 Cantrell street: 6 rooms. heater aud barb: $12.50. NO.

2117 WOODSTOCK 9 ROOMS MOD-ern plumbing and all conveniences: f20 per month. Apply to William Trautwine. 1328 Chestnut street. $5.50 RENT. FOUR NEAT ROOMS OVFR store.

516 North Second; water: open; X7.50 rent, three first floor rooms, front, 926 North Third; small clean family. STORE AND DWELLING, SUITABLE FOR anv business; cheap rent; 507 North Ninth; kev 500 Xorth Xinth street. Apply 832 Callow-hill street. ELEGANT THREE-STORY HOUSE FREE TO family boarding owner: house must be taken at once. Arthur Abernethy, Eleventh and Jackson.

2026 CALLOWHILL ST. 3-KOOM DWELLING in rear; verv desirable: good order; rent only $8 per month. H. S. Cat tell.

635 Walnut. 1306 S. 13TH THREE-STORY DWELLING large yard; pleasant location; rent only $15. H. S.

Cattell, 635 Walnut. 1316 S. 13TH 6 ROOMS OPPOSITE SQUARE-; cheerful home: good order; $15. H. S.

Cat-tell. 635 Walnut. 2015 CARLTON $11 per month, nut street. -4 ROOMS. GOOD OR-H.

S. Cattelf 635 Wal- 2014 WOOD ST. 3-ROOM DWELLINGS IN rear; very desirable; good order; rent only $8 per month. 2053 NORTH SEVENTH. 8 ROOMS AND BATH, best heater, range and nnderdrainage.

Automatic and Pendant gas burners. Stores CORNER STORE 2113 COLUMBIA AVE. Will rent very low to immediate tenant. Marshall H. Smith.

1001 Chestnut St. STORE AND BACK ROOM FOR RENT ON Pine stree, near Eleventh $15. 1024 Pine st. Factories LOW RENT DESIRABLE FACTORY, 1216 TO 1236 Canal Fifth and Girard six floors. 45 by 135 feet, and room 4I by 80 feet; also four-story factory; suitable for a morocco manufacturer; light on three sides, with power and heat.

David M. Eess, 205 S. Sixth st. TO RENT LARGE ROOM, WITH POWER. 330 Noble street.

WEST PHILADELPHIA FOR RENT S23 PER MONTH. 759 38TH ST rooms, lot 1tiM front Dorch. back shea, alt conveniences. Take Baring street line to Thir- Inspection from 2 to 4 o'clock P. or ij-eignin huu iiinuouiii airimc.

viii ipply to owner. Zll iortn isttth street. TO LET 5010 PEXTRIDGE SOUTH OF Baltimore avenue. 5-room house: large yara. GERMANTOWN Trnn dpyt rtYi- nwiTT.T.IVG tlOI'SF NO i tb timekeeoer Tbe 11a t- the law I lie shoes who footed gentleman with s.iueaky shoes who nn nood nn-a nd doTD the aisles, ami ine HOOEY.

On ootoDer 16. lsus. James TumAa unil ri" ruinflr 1 montflA son of James and Mary Moonev. aged 9 months and three weeks. ine relatives ana inena oi the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tnesdav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his oarents 2022 Gratz street, above Eighteenth and below McKean.

Interment at Holv Cross Cemetery. MORRIS. On the 13th Hugh, son of tie late Dominic and Jane Morris, aged 33 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re-sjiectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his lata residence. 2009 Dickinson st.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. MOSEBACH. On October 15. 1898. Lieu- tenant August Mosebach.

aged 71 years. The daughter of Jos. vh and Catiit.rine Mnrphy, aged 3 months and 3 weeks. The lfJyf nus or ine lanmy tr uj atterd the funeral, on Wedres 1 o'clock, from her parents residence. 21-0 Orkney street.

Interment at Holy Cross Cenie- ti'lT October 14. 1898. Rose widow the late Charles XeU. The relatives and friends of the family ars invited to attend funeral, ou Tuesday morning, at 8 o'clock. rritt street.

om her late residence, "i Kt Thnmn oninas' High mass of requiem at rt. inomas Aqmnaa Church. Interment st Holy Cross Cemetery. XFILU On October 16, 1898. Alfred, son Hugh and Hose O'Neill, sgea weexs.

me PEALL. On the 15th Hannah w'd- th vvuiiair. r.Il. atred 70 vears. ir7," I'hilates Lodge, No.

527, F. aud A. M. Corinthian Royal Arch Chapter. No.

250; Corinthian Chasseur Commandery. No. 53. K. and Philadelphia Senate, Order of Sparta, are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday after.

9 nelock from hio It resirtem-e. oJnf'Sonth Broad street. Interment at 1-afavette iSmterv Baltimore Md tiauers nlease conv PZ months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on luesaay. at cioen, from the residence of her parents, 1505 Iow street.

Nicetown. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. ROBINSON. On October 17. 1808.

Fannie, d'tughtr of letilia ard the lae Robert Roinn-son. The relatives and friei'ds of 5he family are respectfully it vited to attend the funeral, on Thursday. 20th at 1 o'clock, her mother's residence. No. 2512 Kimball street.

Interment at Mount Moriah. RYAN. On October 12, 1808. Rosennne, Maria, wife of Martin Ryan. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 7.3t o'clock, from her husband's residence, rear 116 Carpenter street.

Mass at St. Philips Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. SAGER On October 1. 1898.

Samuel Sager. The relatives and friends of the family are reiectfullv invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, nt his late residence, 2721 North Eleventh street. Interment private. Mt. Peace Cemetery.

SCHLIMME. On the 15th Daniel M. Sohlimn.o. aged 33 yepw. The relatives and friends of the family are ir.vited to meet at his father's residence, near North Wales.

Wednesday. Interment at Mor.t'iomery Souaie. SCHILLING. On the lth William, son of William A. and Mary Schilling, aged 8 years.

The relatives end friends of the family are respectfullv invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 2544 Howard St. sr-HLIGHT. On the 17th of diphtheria, Frederick son of Andrew and Lydia Schlight. aged 17 months.

Parents' residence. Old Front and ts. Interment this day. No funeral. SHARKEY.

On Sunday. October 16. 1898. Catharine, daughter of John and Margaret Shar-kev. aged 3 months and 20 days.

The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 1734 Carlton street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Relatives and friends of the family are re-snectfullv Invited to attend. SHELLEM.

On October 15, 189S. John Infant son of John J. and Martha Shellcm. aged 11 months. The relatives ana rrlenas or tne familv are respectfully invited attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 2(555 Tasker street.

Interment at Mount i.x-metcry o'clock, from the residence of his parents. 1638 Hunting Park ave. Interment at St. btepsen Germantown. SMITH.

At Salem, N. on October 15, 1S98. Ephraim C. Smith, aged 62 years. 10 months and 22 days.

Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence. No. 326 East Broadwav. Salem, N. on Tuesday morning, October i8 at 11 o'clock.

Services at residence. Interment East View Cemetery, Salem, N. J. SMITH. At Salem, on October 15.

1898. Ephraim C. Smith, aged 62 years 10 months' and 22 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence. No.

S2o East Broadway. N. on Tuesday morning, tbe ISth at 11 o'clock. Services at residence. Interment at East-view Cemeterv, Salem.

N. J. SMITH. On October 16. William Nunas cs i.i.

in ki ma The relatives and oujiiu. I .1 friends of the family are respectfully lnvltea th. fiinernl services, ou ThursOay afternoon. at 2 o'clock, at his late ycsblence. 24 Potter street Haddonfield private Uirai Market street ferry at 12 o'clock noon and trolley every fifteen min utes from Chestnut street rerry.

SMYTH. On the 16th of October. 1898. Thomas D. Sinvth.

aged 81 years. The relatives and friends of th familv and Montgomery Lodge. No 16. Amerif.an Protestant Association, are respectfullv invited to attend the funeral ser-nn ThnrnrtHv afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at his late residence. No.

2466 Frankford ave. Interment at Mt. Moriah Cemetery. SOMERS. On the 15th Evoline widow of Larner Somers.

lnte of Atlantic City. N. aged 77 yetrs and 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to view the remains, at 8 o'clock. Second-day evening.

17th at 1739 Filbert street. Interment Third-dav (Tuesday, morning, at Pleas- antville. N. J. Train from Market street, i-niia aiV.Ki.

a oo 4 and Atlantic Citv de'ohla. 8.20 A. ana Atlantic city. -x. 03 A.

M. STEWART On Octoler 14 1898, Fred F. Stewart, aged 36 years. The relatives nnd friends of the family, also Phoenix lxidge. No.

894, G. U. O. of O. are respectfully invited to atend the funeral, from his lnte residence, 424 South Eleventh street, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.

Interment at Olive CeT.e-tery. THISTLE. On the 15th of October. 1898. William R.

C. beloved son of Maggie D. and the late Maxwell D. Thistle, aged 5 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday.

18th at 1 o'clock, from the resi dence of bis parents. No. 1934 North Tenth street. Interment private. THOMPSON.

On October 15. 1898. John Thompson, aged 60 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. No.

307 Earn street. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. VAN WINKLE. On October 14. 1898.

Jane Van Winkle, the wife of Charles Van Winkle, aged 70 vears. The relatives and friends are invited to "attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 11 o'clock, to meet at Flowertown Church. Montgomery couuiy. jrn. WARE.

On Octoiier 15, 1898. josepn o. ware. aged 83 years. The relatives and friends or the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon, w.nhI- is 1 o'clock, from the residene of bis son-in-law, E.

C. Roberts. 416 Elm street. Camden, JN. J.

interment 11 wjictiuhu vjc.o-tery. 4 Tsnv On October 17. 1893. Lydia L. Watson, widow of Oliver Watson, aged 74 years.

Relatives and friends of the familv are respectfullv invited to attend the fnneial. on Thursday, October 20. 1898. from her late residence. Hat-boro.

Pa. Take train 10.02 Reading Terminal for Hatboro. Meet house at li a. ai. IN MEM OKI AM TN LOVING REMEMBRANCE of onr little sweetheart.

Eva May Hening, who went home to Jesus October 18, 1897. aged 8 years. AUNTIK. CEMETERY LOTS t9V) WORTH S500. FOB ONE OF inE Bfc-hV lots in Mount Moriah Cemetery.

4o0 square feet on one of the best avenues. If you want a lot and you see this one you will be sure to buy. 114. Inquirer office. SPECIAL MAIL POUCH Business of the National Associa-.

tion of Manufacturers Growing Rapidly So rapidly has the business of the National Association of Manufacturers increased at Caracas that its mail Is now the largest received at that point. Upon the request of the American Minister the Postmaster-General has arranged to send a special pouch containing tljis mail, thus insuring safety and a prompt delivery. The last mail from Venezuela brought to the National Manufacturers' Association a request for bids for an electric light plant to be established in a lighthouse erected to commemorate the discovery of that country by Columbus. Missed Tneir Morning's Milk For weeks past the customers of William Kalberman, a milk dealer at 213 Richmond street, have been comp a.nlng that the jars of milk which were left on their door steps early in the morning were stolen. The matter was reported to the police and about 6 o'clock yesterday morning Officer Smith, of the Tenth district caught a woman In the alleged act of stealing a jar of milk from the door step ot a house at Germantown avenue and Otter street- She was placed under arrest and when taken to the station house she gave her name as Theresa Connolly, of 900 North Second street.

She was subsequently placed under $400 bail to answer at court. The police say that she confessed to fcav lag stolen other Jars of milk. IC V.lllfll. i and 3 si.vs. tin tne i(tn v.eorice.

um and Marv Sims, aged 3 years. The relatives! ard friends of the family are resncctfnlly Invir- .........4 n. Tv.n.-urtu mt 9 I ns be In 1 Humorist Burdette Recounts Some of the Exasperating Sunday Annoyances' EARNESTNESS IN JEST The "Timekeeper." the Man With Squeaky Shoes, the Bunch of Nerves and the Talkative Woman The Monday morning meetings of the Baptist clerjrymen In the Crozer Build-InK, 142( Chestnut street, are always tnesinui street, are aiwuja models of decorum and parliamentary di-- nity, but yesterday's session, or the best part of it. least vrlt.r.l fstl- bls fellow-workers here on "The Pulpit fepn tu v. ii.

c. uui- He then proceeded to sketch in a jzently sarcastic way the chaincters that are to found in every congregation, and describe how they annoy aud exnsperate the man In the pulpit. The "sleeper" came first and foremost the category, and Mr. Burdette proceeded to give his experiences with the drowsy church-goer. His plan, he said, was to Interject in his discourse verv loudlv and firmly, just at the time the continued sleepers were dozing peacefully, the words 'Xfl'.

ill Conclllsiilll Tliia until. 4 the drowsy one, bavins kindled in him the1 hone that the spriimn wnu onrni! Close. Hut this hope would be a vain one, lor Mr. uuraette saiu that lie would pro- tccu ecicucy Willi nil occasional "but again," "to resume with -another "allow tne to dwell ou this for a moment," aud finally "mie word more." Suclr a course would play havoc with the dreams of the sleeper. Mr.

Burdette said he did tint mind who calmly folded his handkerchief and slumbered calmly and consistently through the service, for at the close this mail would awake refreshed and rested, a gainer in every wny for his coming to church, but lie did object to the man who would awake with tits and Marts, thus losing his slec and annoying the preacher. NEXT THE LOUNGER. The next in the list was the lounger who falls Into a comfortable pew and sits on the small of his back, with both hands in his pockets. This Individual seems to be In danger of falling under the pew, and sometimes Mr. Burdette said he wished he would and stay there forever.

The lounger, however, was not as bad as the fidget who hooks bis shoulder blades ou the back of the- pew to begin with, but onlv remains in that and subsequent uncomfortable positions for thirty seconds. Mr. Burdette in a clever way told of the nervous maneuvers In detail, and the harrowing effect on the minister, who was trying his Dest to be rorcioie anu eioiiue.ii. tr- Tbe Vials or tne lecturers surcuniu cie then directed to the "watcher," the man or woman, who sees everytuing. ami ii seeing has no time to listen.

Mr. Burdette contends that the "watcher's" head Is set on a ball and socket, so as to give full play for his engle and searching eye. Another source of grief to the enthusiastic and earnest preacher was the timekeeper, 1 I. I rurf wilful loOtr WHS tt damper for the most fervid of rhetorical outbursts. The timekeeper, Mr.

Burdette said, made the preacher feel like an engine running on schedule time, and that the man In the pulpit must oe superior i for It was against active little woman who had to talk to everyone before the service commenced, came in for their share of attention, and the way that the humorist spoke of these Sabbath nerve destroyers kept the minis ters in a roar, on invitation air. nui XT -T i ette "discussed his paper, glowing eulogy or nis treatment i ieet. proposed a vote of tuanks to be given to himself, which. It is needless ta say was passed unanimously. AN EXCELLENT SHOWING Collector Thomas Obtain Increased Receipts at Smaller Cost Collector of Cnstoms C.

Wesley Thomas bns been congratulated upon the excellent showing made during the first six months of his administration. During that per.od there has been a very large increase in the rooointa nf the nort of Philadelphia, and a decrease In the expenses of running the office. Th eir mnntha nf Collector Thomas term from April to September, as compared to the same months of 1897, Fhow a total increase In receipts of $3,123,765.06. There is, at the same time, a decrease in the expenses of collection amounting to $3401.37. A comparative statement of receipts and expenditures for the first six months of the present adminlstiat'on, as compared with the last six months of the previous administration, shows even greater results.

The figures show an increase in receipts of over fivr million dollars and a decrease expenditures of almost ten thousand lollnrs. The cost to collect $1 during the six months ending March 31, lis. was 41 mills, while the cost to collect $1 during the six months ending September 30, lH'JS, amounted to 19 mills. In addition to these financial results there has been a reorganizatica of the main clerical room of the Custom House, which li-ia nrnven to be' a distinct advantage. By making a few changes and transfers the clerl-al force has been radically strengthened In making these changes and improvements, the Collector has observed the letter and the spirit of the Civil Ser-ric law.

and all that he has done has met with the approval of the Treasury Department as well as the Civil Service Commissioners. CAUGHT IN KENTUCKY An Absconding Postoffice Clerk Arrested in John AV. Burrell. the absconding post-office clerk, who has been missing since July 28. was arrested in Lexington, Kentucky, yesterday, by I'ostofflce Inspector Sultnon.

ji Burrell was employed in the stamp division of the Central Postoffice ait this city, as a "general utility" clerk, and when a shortage of $220.76 was dloinroniH In hla flCCOUntS. The defaulting clerk has been going under the alias of Harry Baird. and lias been seen about tbe military camps near Lexington for two weeks. On being recognized by the Postoffice Inspector, he confessed having defaulted the amount charged against him. He will be sent on to this city.

Delaware Soldier in Trouble Attired In his army uniform. Samuel Long, a member of the First Delaware Regiment, was sent to prison in default of bail br Magistrate South, yesterday, to await 'trial on the charge of stealing a blanket from the First Regiment armory. P.road and Callowhill streets. It appears that Long called at the armory ou Sunday evening, aud asked permissiou to remain there all night. He was allowed to do so, and was given tne blanket sleep on It Is alleged that Se woke up early vetiterday morning, and took the blanket awav with him and sold it When act-lined he ofTered to give another blanket for the one taken, but the armory officers would not accept it, and his arrest fol-owed.

Awaiting Investigation Thomnson. alias "Little Sythe." is under arrest on the charge of being lui-nllcated In the robbery committed on Sunday at the store of M. Reebak, 1j0 Mne ahnps anil fltl.mfitV I of leather were stolen. Thompson was ar- rested bV Offtcer. Whiteman.

of the Sev- enth district, whne carrjmg pari 01 tne alleged plunaer aiong cue iirei. x.r remanded by Magistrate Ladner pend.ng an investigation. Boy Held Up I John Todd, a 9-year-old boy living at 1537 North Ninth street, was held In 4oO bail by Magistrate Romig yesterday. The -lad is accused of holding up another boy named Myers In Fairmount Park on Saturday last and stealing his watch. Young Todd's brother was also arrested on the same charge, but he was released.

Lafayette Day The Cahlll Club will celebrate Lafayette day to-morrow, by a tnusicale and entertainment to be given at the auditorium of tha Roman Catholic High School at 8 V. II 1 I ItKUU 2040 1413 1'U 106 49 520 17D S. S. I Down-Town Builders Are Wei! Pleased With the Outlook THE THIRTY-SIXTH WARD Where Some Dwellings Can Be Found Permits Issued and Transfers Recorded Very little new work, ontside of reviewing stands, was authorized by the Bureau of Iluilding Inspection yesterday. A full list of the permits granted will be found in another column.

Down town builders are pleased with the bright outlook in real estate and building elicits, and one builder Bald yesterday that although he had not yet completed erecting some fifty bouses be has had three offers to purchase all the houses. He did not know positively, but thought perhaps that he might sell the houses and erect a row on the other side of the street. Megraw MeCoiiaghy. real estate brokers, P.rond and Chestnut streets, have just sold the three new eleven-room dwellings at Sixteenth and Ellsworth streets to M. liaker, another broker, of F''bert street, above Twelfth, for $12,750.

On the south side of Louden street, west of Second, Contractor Joseph F. Roberts is building a three-story brick dwelling, ltix-lj Conrad Derens has purchased from John Sutter the property on the southeast side of Citv avenue, 140 feet northeast Jf Brvn Mawr avenue, measuring 127.i5x2.jO feet, for George W. Kelly has several three-story brown' stone front dwellings ready lor occupancy at Broad tint! Wolf streets. They contain all the latest improvements. James Moore intends to build a two-story brown stone front dwelling, 10x40 feet for himself on the west side of Andrew street, 108 feet east of Jasper street.

O'Rrien who has built a number of houses In the neiKhborhood of Thirty-1 8ixth and Heed streets at preseui at work puttiiiff the finishing touches on fifty-two dwellings in the same neighbor- hood His present operation inciuues mn- tv-foiir two-story seven-room porch front houses on tne norm i i Karp street, between nirty-sixtn imu Thirty-seventh streets, and eighteen two-storv tlwellinus with porch fronts on the north side of Reed street between the name thoroughfares. There are also three two-storv stores and dwellings in the same operation located at the northwest and southwest corners of Thirty-sixth and "Harp streets, and at the northwest corner of Thirrv-slxth and Reed streets. They are all up-to-date structures. The property at tho southeast corner of Seventeenth and Jackson streets, feet, has been sold to Thomas J. Whelan by Albert Rementer for Plans were submitted to the Bureau of Building Inspection yesterday providing for alterations and additions at 2047 Chestnut street.

Rapid progress is being made by William Blair on the work of erecting twenty-six two-storv porch front houses on the west side of Twenty-sixth street, sonth of Reed. He is also building four honsea on Dickinson street, west of Twenty-sixth street. Property on the north side of Walnut street. 393.8 feet west of Forty-second street has been sold to Samuel B. roo-man bv Frank D.

Zell for $25,700. The property measures 22x21o.2 feet. Builder T. 1 smart is compii-nos rt elT.rnnm no rcn iroiiL ih of Thirtieth street sou in ui Wharton street, and a row of seven-room porch front houses on the west side of couth of the same -a went -UIUV" Via hn's another operation of thoroughfare. lie has anotner taruntv-three nouses uu i i rrwenfv-sixth street, north of narton, and on the south side, of Oakford street, east of Twentv-sixth Street.

The foundations for these structures have just been the bricklayers are at -work These houses will be tnree-siory rtruc'tnres and will contain all the latest modern Improvements. PKK.V11TS.- October 17 135 Number of permits issued Number of operations s41 0-0 Bbe put in new 'TTbr cfra- build shed. 4x0 vStrciorrrVin- -coVr cocto, build three-story brick back building, 8x13 feet, at 638 League Btiees'ims Wilson, contractor, inclose back sl 13 6x7 feet, it 1323 North Thirteenth street Fib." Chase contractor. Inclose hack shed 6x14 feet east side of Bristol turnpike, above VnT owner, build back kitchen. 12x 12 feet, at 2530 Oxford street R.

Holland, con 11., x- rii.htu.inlh utreet Heckle, contractor, put In furnace, at 2126 North Front street. John Mvers. contractor. buil4 new front to stable, rear 2126 Callowhill street. H.

M. Irwin, contractor, alterations, at 1308 DWtmam Uwiviice, contractor, interior and exterior alterations, at 1518 Mervine street. Wenzelherger. contractor, new front, at 2228 and 2230 North Third street. Lewis Havens, contractor, alterations, at 130J Booth Broad street.

Michael Magee. contractor. Interior alterations, at 646 North Seventeenth B. MacDowell. contractor, tear two' houses, at the northeast corner of teecond and Edward streets.

Tomlinson Summers contractors, build third-story mansard roof, at 2417 Stanley street H. Thomas, contractor, repair walls, at 34 Sonth Forty-second street. Harry II. Travis, contractor, build two-story frame stable. 26x28 feet, on Welsh road, north of Frankford avenue.

Holmesburg. Matthew Schmid, contractor, interior ana nmtions lt21 North Sixth street. Scbuler Son. contractors, build one-story brick kitchen, 13x13 feet, at 131 East Lehigh avenue. Casals, contractor, build vestibule and side porch, at 5436 Vine street.

Frederick Iange. contractor, build one-story kitchen. 10x14 feet, at 1432 Dover street. Benjamin Walker, contractor, build porch and interior alterations. Second street pike, above Levick street.

A A. Campbell, contractor, build two-story brick back building, 10x12 feet, at 930 Greenwich street. George. Fredericks, contractor, build greenhouse. 64x18 feet.

Second street pike, north of Olney road. M. J. Ford, contractor, change store into dwelling, at 1936 Kimball street. Lewis Redman, contractor, build bay window, second floor, rear Glenwood avenue, east of Kensington avenue.

Charles Fleck, owner, Interior alterations, at the northwest corner of Twelfth and Bain-bridge streets. James A. Gainor, owner, build three-story dwelling, 12x19 feet, at 2011 Winter street. C. H.

Anthony, contractor, extension to dwell-ing. at 3735 North Fifteenth street. Francis Bros. incorporated, contractors, put in heating apparatus, at 923 Market street. R.

G. Loughery, contractor, put in heating apparatus, at 4134 Lancaster avenue. A. F. McCorkell.

exterior and interior alterations, at 306 North Second street. Henry G. Schultz Sons, contractors, build two-story brick addition, 10.8x17 feet, at 2010 Winter street. A. S.

Tourison. contractor, bnlld bay window, at 1943 Hamilton street. Seeds contractors, extension to bay window, east side of Twenty-fifth street, above Brown. J. Cunningham, owner, build shed.

24x24 feet, northeast corner of Pilling and Adam streets. F. J. O'Neill, owner, new front, at 1635 South Tenth street. Joseph Clark, owner, build stable and wagon shed, at 517 Haines street, Germantown.

Joseph A. Wilt, contractor, put in range, at 2652 Birch street. H. B. Coyle Son.

contractors, put up fire escape, at 731 Filbert street. James P. Wood Heating contractors, put In steam heating apparatus, at the corner of Sixth and McKean streets. Mrs. J.

Ostrom. owner, bnild overhanging bay window, at 235 South Forty-second street. William P. Buzby. contractor, three-story bay window and interior alterations, 3312 Race street.

R. B. Groman. contractor, summer kitchen, 4x8. 1345 York street.

Mowbray contractors, addition. 12x26, to stable, southwest corner Manheim and Wis-sahickon avenues. John Mclntyre. contractor, alterations to wagon shed, southeast corner Second and Edward streets. Harry H.

Travis, contractor, frame stable, 26x28, Welsh road, north of Frankford avenue. John P. Ott. contractor, portable heater, 1231 South Twelfth street. George S.

Roth, contractor, back porch, 8x16, southeast corner Prospect and Evergreen avenues. A. Engle. contractor, interior and exterior alterations, 3032 Berks st-eet. Charles II.

Hannnm, tliree-story addition, 16x 24. northwest corner Forty-fourth street and Baltimore avenue. John Furlow, contractor, steam heater, northeast corner Amber street aud Allegheny avenue. David Lunton's Sons, shelter shed, 18x40, 2645 and 4S Coral street. J.

H. Thomas, repairs, 34 South Forty-second street. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Arch and Fifty-second N. W.

cor. R. Wilson to J. H. Kramer; Oct.

8, HEIRS TO UXSETTLED ESTATES CAN GET 1. Aniu TP la.nno 00 I nlnentt Pllllitincp 1th nnil lift Lt.m MORTGAGES BENT. F. TELLER JOS. B.

TELLER. Benj. F. Teller 4 Bro, 606 CHESTNUT ST. (LEDGER BUILDIXG) Real Estate and Conveyanclaj" Loans to amount on first and second mortgage, payaole in instalments or at a fixed time, an real estate of every description in Philadelphia and suburbs.

Publishers of Teller's Real Estate Register. FREE AT ALL DRUG STORES. $1800 AND $1800 GROUND RENTS FOR SALE; well secured on completed proiierties. Pem-berton 415 Girard Building, Broad anl Chestnut streets. 4 PER CENT, money for mortgages, money for second mortgages.

upwards for judgment liOte. C. II. Large. 227 S.

Ninth, below Walnut. MORTGAGES and ground rents bought sold. Thou. J. Hunt.

623 Walnut street. and MONEY FOR JERSEY MORTGAGES, sums. Rose. 207 South Sixth st. ALL The old and sorest Coach Cure Jaynn's Lipectorant.

It is almost, criminal to risk the consequences of a Cold when in nine cases out of ten, you can break it up with Jayne's Expectorant. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUES Arend. John and Anna M. Klir-genstein. Ankcnt.ra.nd.

Itolert. and Alarata Ketz. P.incr.ft. Thoums. and Eei Summerscales.

Beck. John, and Enimn Buliler. Kiddle. John, and Maliue Cook. Bllyeu.

Herbert, and Cornelia H. Manship. Binck. Harry, and Annie Kerns Block. Isaac, and Katie ScVniitma'-n.

Conner. James and Laura C. Chandler. Davidge. Rolert and Jessie A.

Ilolden. Eddv. Alfred and Matilda S. Linton. F.ichmann.

Daniel. and Emir.a Gastlaur. Eldridge. Francis, and Mary Lewis. Ellis.

Amos, and Mary Tonicity. Feldman. Herman, and Tiilie Sil erberr. Ferna. DominK-k.

and Congetfc Mariono. Fridl. Alfred, and Filomina Fontorelli. GrolT. John and Mary A.

Magee. Gilbert. Howard and Alice M. Rice. GiTen, Matthew and Lementine Benson.

Oreer. William and garnh M. Walker. Hull. Samuel and E.

Adams. u. iiuwv I jlook John, and Josephine Graver. i Herkert. tieorge.

and lierothev J. beigie, Jaiden. Alfred ar.d Helen D. Barrett. Klinke.

Gustav A. and Alvira Meurer. Pnrdy. John and Florence M. Hunter.

Lauor. Simon, and Reekie Volkhs. Lavden. John aud Sarih A. H.inghey.

Lawrence. Carey and Rachel Hicks. Lazarr. Wovzlech. and Jnznpa Bednavska.

MsfFall. Charles and I aura Ringler. Anarew. ana Lniiy rseuson. McCiory.

Frank, and Annie J. Rafferty MeGinnls. Thomas and Katharine Wirt. McFadden. Thomas and Elisabeth A.

MeKenzie. James and Elizabeth H. Maban. Mc ti.irvey. McVeigh.

Michael, nnd Man- E. Conway. Mehl. Joseph, and Marv McVeagh. Mencer.

Charles, and Tillie Young. MicV-ling. Rowland and Grace E. Bird. Miller.

Joseph, an Bertha Voght. Miller. Walter and Arnb ne Paul. Moll. William and Ella G.

Hood. Mtore. Walter and Elizabeth P. Linton. Palmer.

George and Marc-tret M. Adams. Pingston. William J- and Victoria F. O'NeilL Reiman.

George, and Emma Walters Rickards. George, and Margaret Holland. Rife. Edward and Phoei A. Robinson.

William and Sarah J. Benston. Ruoff. Adolvh. and Amelia Renter.

Schwartz. William C. and Minnie H. Frank. Segal.

Benin min. and Becky Dnbrawsky. Sha'lcross. Thomas. and Lily A.

Dugan. Shannon. Jacob and Gertrude Smith. Shar. Michael, and Lizzie Rodownisky.

Sheponrd. Simon, and Ettie Lnonrs. Stoll. Jacoh and Marv La Roche. Turville.

Philln and Florence A. Hahn. Vanx. Albert and Alice Artman. Vlchnfter.

Samuel, and Esther Whaley. Charles ard Sallie O'Hara. MARRIED BARLOW HACKETT. At the home of the bride's parents. October 14.

1898. by Rev. Z. T. Dugan, Mr.

Clarence u. Barlow, of At lantic City, to Miss Sallie Hackett, of Absecon, J. GODBER BUCHELE. On October 5. 1898, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Ilev.

.1 F. Crouch nastor of West iork Street M. E. Church, Richard Godber. of Boston.

and Miss Annie Buchelu, of this city. MARTIN CHRIST. On October 12. 1898, by Rev. J.

F. Crouch, Michael Francis Martin and Miss Annie Christ, all of this city. ZELL CUNNINGHAM. On September 28, 1S08. at the residence of the bride's mother by Rev.

J. F. Crouch, pastor of West York Street M. E. Church, Luciau M.

Zell. of Boston, and Miss Annie Cunningham, of this city. DIES ALLEV. October 15, Sarah, wife of Benjamin Alton Fnnernl services at her late residence. 304 Wister street.

Germantown. Wednesday morning, at 11 clock. nterment private. r.iuu- lv omit flowers. BACON.

On October 16. 1898, George Orville, son of Francis O. ana aran Haeon. ageu veirs. 1 month and 2 wieeks.

The relatives and friumis nf the familv are respectfully inviteil FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSEL OIL For ma'aria and low fevers. For pneumonia and thi Is. For ind ge.tion and weakness. It hi- no equal. Send for illustrated phamplet.

DUFFY MALT WHISKEY Rochester, N. Y. THE INQUIRER BRANCH OFFICES Where all advertisements may be left at offic rates. CENTRAL BU0AD ami CI1KSTN.UT S. W.

WcMern Union Telegraph )tTi-. MARKET kIvm-i. Westell Union Telegrai li CHESTNUT KtriHt. Amuricaii l)l-'rlct Telegraph Office, Corner TENTH mid CHKSTNUT sf e. ts.

Western Union Telegraph Office. limith vicriTil at lielon- chestnut American District Telegraph oiTlea. liourse jiuuuiiig. ru in, wu M.Min.. Western Union Telegraph OIlicB.

FRONT and CHESTNUT sts. Western Union Telegraph Office, THIRD and CHESTNUT sts. Western Union Telegraph Office. ARCH street. Western Union Telegraph Office.

South THIRD street, Amoiiciiii District Telegraph Office. Bullitt Building FOURTH above Walnut, Wccteiu l. Ii lull leiegrapn uuii.t, ARCH street. Western Union Telegraph Office, FIFTEENTH and MARKET Harrison Building. American District.

BROAD aud SOUTH PENN SgCAUH. American District Telegraph Office. NORTHEAST POPLAR street. Atuertoan District Telegraph Office. FOURTH and U1KAKU N.

W. C. G. Ivins. Stationer.

SIXTH and CUMBERLAND 8. VV. 1-wis J. Seltzer, Apothecary. GIRARD avenue.

9u2. Western Union Telegraph Office. TENTH and MONTGOMERY S. K. D.

B. Richards, Pharmacy. E. cor. NINTH and tilRARD American District Telegraph Office.

TWELl ii ami STILES S. K. J. Hallowell Si roup Pharmacists. EIGHTH and POiv'LAK sts.

N. VV. 1 Truppe, Pharmacist. 1000 SPRING GARDEN street. E.

R. Gatchel, Pharmacist. EIGHTH and DIAMOND X. E. .1.

il-lllllKI-l, 1HU J. L. Neltinger, Graduate in l'liannacy. 2r.08 Kt.NSINoTON near CuuilM-riand, American IMstric Telegruph Office. 7(0 xortn DELAWARE ave.

Western Union Telegr.iiih Office. W. -or. SEVENTH and THOMPSON Ge rge W. Goldsmith.

Pharmacist. SEVENTH and MONTGOMERY X. A. Cozens. 1630 Xorth SECOND street.

Postal Telegraph Cable Co. Office. 6S5 North BROAD hcl. Fan-mount American District Telegraph otrre. 2800 GERMANTOWN cor ir Rehbeio rmirr.

North BROAD Mreot. Stuart Dnvles. Pharmacists. FRANKFORD ave. and HUNTINGDON John II.

Ker. Druggist. C27 North SECOND street. i 'i lie r.nornara t-narmacists. 1921 North SF.COM) street.

Western Union Telegraph Office. 1707-Xortb SECOND street. Western Union Telegraph Office. 68 North THIRD street. Western Union Telegraph Office.

834 North THIRD street. Western Union Telegraph Office. Cor. SEVENTH and GERMANTOWN (Washington Hotel). I'ostai lei.

o. miice SECOND awl CWliiKHUM' (., 8. W. cor (Washington Hotel). I'ostai Tel.

Co. Office. lEKLAAO w. William n. Prugglst.

EIGHTH and IOOI streets. Amertoaa lMstrict Office. 1M W. cor TENTH nnil 1 Charles Kohler. Pharmacist.

410 CAMBRIA corner Ieitligow. Ehrgott W. Gehhart. Ph. Q.

300 COLUMBIA avenue. Klehard Wokatscfi. Pharmacist. N. W.

ccr. IT FT II CALLOWHILL N. Pennypacker. Pharmacist. 807 VINE street.

Western ITnion Telegraph Office. NORTHWEST GRAND OPERA HOI'SE. Western I'nion Telegra nh Office. 2110 North SIXTEENTH street. Dr.

W. E. DeLong. 28TH and GIRARD N. W.

fi. K. MIcklev. Pharmacist. COLUllltIA ave.

and FIFTEENTH street, P. R. J. Young. Phurmaclst.

632 North EIGHTEENTH street. R. N. Hethel. Druggist and Chemist.

2000 KIDGE or. North College Heintr.leman's Pharmacy. RIDGE ave. and 21ST .1. L.

Patterson, Pharmacist. 25TH and COLUMBIA N. W. F. C.

Lehman, I'hai macist. 15TH and CUMBERLAND A. J. Wlssler, I'rescription Druggist. 27TH and OXFORD J.

Paul Zeller, Pharmacist. 27TII and YORK S. E. II. Coley Ac Son.

Pharmacists. 27TH and LEHIGH Lehigli Pharmacy. 2327 HUOWN htreet. Wm. E.

Lee, Graduate in Pharmacy. 1417 COLUMBIA American District Telegraph Office. 1407 FAIRMOUNT avenue. Western Union Tclegiaph Office. 1923 CALLOWHILL street American District Telegraph Office.

GERMANTOWN ave. and JUNIATA Albert D. Forrest. Apothecary. Cor.

19TH and HAMILTON streets. Western Union Telegraph Offlce. 1913 RIDGE avenue, Western Union Telegraph Offlce. YORK and DOUGLASS td and Kldge, Fluuev's Pharmacy. S.

W. cor. 23D and CALLOWHILL WUiam 11. Hill, Pharmacist. 2000 N.

22D cor. NORRIS Hudson Pharmacy. W. cor. S0TH and DIAMOND Ilarrv Comp Ac Pharmacists.

2123 COLUMBIA avenue. A. C. Bonnell, Apothecary. SOUTHEAST E.

cor. FOURTH and WOLF n. ior. steineinan Druggists. 1114 South FIFTH stretf.

A Western Union Telegraph Office. ELEVENTH and SOUTH N. E. cor Morse, Apothecary. ELEVENTH and PINE.

rharDiacy. 1600 South NINTH street. nummv9m THIRTEENTH and phirffi.clllt. SECOND and SI EG ET 5 K.HHt End Prescription Pharmacy. 710 SECOND street.

George VV. Ewing Pharmacist. r.Mr' 1 1 American District Telegraph Office. S. E.

cor. ELEVENTH and f'J-I'KRAL Edward C. Sellen. Pharmacist. irmn-rpcvTir filf-K'l VSOV tH.

xnx.i.x..w 'licnkle. Apothecary. Telephone connection. 921 BonthNTHreet. NINTH CATHAKI.VEBStreetr.jf( S.

W. cor. FOl'RTH and Vr Vh.rm.c,. SOUTHWEST TWENTY-THIRD and SOl'IH streets. TWE.Mx Dr Holland's Pharmacy.

10TII and CHRISTIAN E. uiri aim I(r pharmacy. TWFVTV-FIRST and DICKINSON lulian Wohluemuth. Urad. in Pharmacy.

Cor TWENTIETH and LOCTHT t'or' Mneiicaii District Telegrath Office, cor. BROAD and WASHINGTON ave Western Union Telegraph Ollce. 15TH and DICKINSON N. W. cor 101 N.

F. Lornmn. Dmcgist. TWENTY-TH'RD and WASHINGTON" ave. Postal Telegraph Cable Co.

Office. W. cor. 17XH and SOUTH i H. B.

Morse. Apothecary. FIFTEENTH and RITNER S. VV McDowell Pharmacy. BROAD snd TASKER Aug W.

Dnvall. Phermacist. W. cor. 13TH and WHARTON J.

W. Harrigi.n. Grail In Pharmacy. E. cor.

lttTH and BAIN BRIDG ni Motile I'nariiiacy. WEST PHILADELPHIA i rnm. 30TH and ARKET, soth s. Market House. IV.

Telegraph Offlc, Anei lraii ntsrri -w-. offlca, THIRTIETH and 1 HESTNUI fl Western Uuin lelearaph fne, AsSi-iJC II A Tt TTT m. "western Union Telegraph Office. 44TH and LANCASTER avenue, J14TH and WOODLAND avenue CnH-w Pharmacy. P.

N. Pinchback. Ph. D. WOODLAND -venne.

4628 WOODLAND stot p. TIST.and WOODLAND FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL 4106 KIDUK R. J. Mnrray. Druggist, WISSAHCKON 5107 RIDGK avenue, Fajat's Pharmacy.

MANAYUNK Cor MAIN and COTTON SMk wfflj. and friends' of the family are respectfully hi- vited to attend the funeral services, on Wednes- at 1 clock, from the resiaence i oer 'parents 1440 Fawa -street. Thirteenth and Mas- ter streets. Interment private, at Northwood rmptnrr. TAVIS i UIIO tlf Aril Davis in her 92d year.

"The relatives and friends of the family are respectfullv Invited to T2? VL.KS: to attcuu inr uuicrai, iurT' from hor'lnte residence. MUford. X. ock. rrom ner wis V.

tnturineoi- at Colestown Cemeterv. CaHages meetfhe 7 Hock Market street trf and the 9 35 train from Mt. Holly at J. wtii wharf and the 9.35 train Marlton Station. OriouPr 1" 9 Chui inter: quiem mass at sm.

mpnt at ilia tatnearai wu'j' i-i rmoti t- nr.r-i a October 14. 1808. illiam F. Engard aged 53 vears. The relatives ana friends of the family, also Heneosis Adelpben I-odge.

No. 28. I. O. O.

F. Keystone Lodge. No. JS. or ft.

r.nerget ic "i-f O. R. C. and employes or nam trjmp Sons are resnectiuuy mviieu i nrau neral on Tuesday afternoon o'cioeir 3T iirf rcKiueuctr. -o-x i.ani ESTII.OW.

On the 15th Annie, widow 4 of the bite Penl.imin Estllow. aged 61 vears. The relatives and friends of the family are re-. speetfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the resilience of her son. Kenjamm Barcklev street.

Burlington, on -luesoay. tne yedrs. tue relatives aim inrims ui me in- tlv'nre resrveetf nlv invited to attend the funeral on Wedncsdav mrx-ning. at 8 o'clock, from her late residence. 1035 South Mole street.

High mass of requiem at St. Thomas' Church. In tennent at New Cathedral Cemetery. GARCIA. On October 15.

18' 8 Juan Augustine Garcia. The relatives and friends of the familv rourt William Penn. Xo. 31. F.

of and Oakdale Council. No. 37. Legion of the Red Cross, are resp -of fully invited to attend the funeral, on afternoon, at 2 o'clock, his late residence. No.

2305 East Thompson street. Interment Palmer's Vault. GARRISON. Suddenlv, on October 14. 1808.

Mary widow of Hubert Y. Garrison, aged 63 years. The relates and friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, rear No. 934 New Market street, on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock. Solemn reouieni mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception, at 10 o'clock.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. GII.LISOX. On October 15. 1898. Andrew, son of Andrew and Jessie Oillison.

aged 19 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfullv invited to attend the funeral, ou Tues-lav Afternoon nt 2 o'clock, from his parents' lesHience. No. 1147 South urteentn street, interment at Mount Moriab Cemetery. HAGAX.

On October 14. 18:8. Rose, widow of the late Thomas Hagan. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tne funeral, on ruesaay morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. No.

2207 Emerald street tFront and feusquehanna ave nue). Solemn requiem mass at the Church or the Visitation. Interment at (New Cathedral Cemetery. HANDY On October 15, 1808. Mary J.

Handy, widow of John Handy, aged 78 years. The relatives and friends or tne family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 ciock. at ire residence of Mrs. Mary J. Roberts, 635 Pierce street.

Interment private, at Norm Mount mo-riuh Cemetery. HELLER. On the 16th of ttetoner. ijys. Laura, the daughter of George and Rose Heller, aged 4 years and 6 months.

The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her parents. 2322 Reese street. Interment at Northwooa cemetery. HENDERSHOTT. On the 16th Charles son of Ambrose SI.

ana Mary jr. Henuersnott. aged 25 years. Tue relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his father. 1107 Diamond 'street.

interment, private. ireuion papers please copy. HENDERSON. On the 14th Joseph Henderson. Tlie relatives anil Irlenas ot ir.e family are resp-ctfuilv invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday morning, nt 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence.

1S40 Lombard street. High mass at St. Patrick's Church. Interment private HINKLli. on uctooer i.

losio. wosepu mn-kle son of Susan and the late John Hinkle. aged 42 years. The relatives and friends of the family are resiectfully invited to attend the on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late resilience. 16D4 soutn lmtton street.

IOO 1 1.1 1 li iruiiuu 1 1 1 1 i Interment at Fernwood Cein- Front and Morris. etcrv HURTER. On the 14th Dr. Lafayette Hotter, son of Abigal and the late John Horter. The relatives ana irlenas ot tne rami- ly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, from his late resi dence.

1106 Mtvuer avenue, cervices ai calvary Baptist Church. Seventh and Snyder avenue. Interment private. JOHNSTON. On October 14, 1898, William son of Matthew and Mary J.

Johnston, aged 30 years aud 4 months. The relatives and friends ot the family, also the members of Reliance Council, No. 787. Jr. O.

U. A. are rrspectfullv invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, IS at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents. 1920 Catharine street. Interment at Mount Moriah.

KENNEDY. On October 13. 1898. John W. Kennedy.

The relatives and friends of the familv lcr, ho confri-elTA tlon of the Fairhill U. P. Church, teachers of Thomas Potter's and P. Church, teacners or nomas rmrer Isaac Sheppard Schools, an tbe Thirty-third W-ini Renuhlicnn Club and Library are respect fullv invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from bis late residence. 311 West Cambria street.

Services at the Fairhill United Presbyterian Church tt 2 o'clock. Interment at Greenwood K. of P. Cemetery. KNAPP.

On the 15th at Haverford. George A. Knapp. The relatives and friends of tbe family, also all societies of which he was a member, are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday. 19th at 1 1 A.

M. precisely, at the residence of Mrs. C. T. Snare.

541 irth Sixth street. Interment private. I'lease omit flowers. LAWN. Suddenly, on the 15th Samuel son of Michael and Mary Lawn, aged 28 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfullv invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 3.30 o'clock, at his father's residence, 116 West Haines Germantown. Interment private, at Ivy Hill Cemetery. LAWLER. On October 14. 1898.

Edward husband of Anna May, and son of the late Edward and Ann Iawler. The relatives and friends of tb family, also the Hartville Social Club and the employes of Williamson Brothers' Machine Works, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 7.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 1822 Albert street. Kensington avenue and Lehigh avenue. High mass at Church of Isitatlon.

LEE. Suddenly, on the 17th Harry the son of Edward AV. and Ellen Lee. aged 12 years. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Ayednesd'av.

at 1 o'clock, from the residence of bis parents. Church road. West Ogontz. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. T.OGAN.

At Elmira. N. on October 16. 1898. Mrs.

Catherine Logan, mother of Rev. J. J. Bloomer, of Elmira. N.

Y. The relatives aud i friends of the family are respectfully invited to i the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. James Logan. 2410 Lombard street, t-ob-mn high mass of requiem at St. Parrs Church, at 10 clock.

i Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. tvv on isiis Jnlin Mnnn ity Lodge, Xo. 13M. I. O.

O. employes of S. is. White Dental nring are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, 829 Holly street, West Philadelphia, at 1. 30 P.

M. sharp, on Tuesday, October 18. Interment private. MATTXER On October 1S98. Henrietta, widow of the late William Mattoer, Id her 6Tth year.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesdty, October IS, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 2025 East Dauphin street. Interment private at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. A patient sufferer at rest. MoFADDRN. On October 16.

FaBny. widow of John McFadden Tbe relatives arid friends of the family, also St. Charles La dies' T. A. B.

Society and the Rosary of the Sacred Heart are rwneotfullv invited to attend the funeral, on AVednesday morning, at 8 o'clock. from her late residence, 210 Baltimore avenue, Clifton Heights. High mass and interment St. Church, iveityvtiie. McGLATHFRY.

On October 16. 1898, Kezia McGlntbery. aged 92 years. The relatives and friends or the family are invitea to attena tne funeral services, on Wednesday, the 19th nt 2 SO o'clock at the residence of her nenhew. Charles McGlathery.

1540 Park avenue. Inter- nent private McIXTYRE. On October 14, 1898, Ellen, wife of Hugh Mclntyre and daughter of the late Albert and Elizabeth Hearted. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. William Rumley.

243 Krams avenue, formerly Church street. Sunnicllff. Requiem mass at Church of Uoif Family. Interment in St. John's Cemetery.

Manayunk. McKEXNA. Suddenly, on Oct. 17. 1898.

Edward P. McKenna. Residence. 2344 Colorado mt rnie notice of the funeral will he given. Xtrr B-It iTkn rtctnhov is.

1898. Levi S. Mil ler, tn his 82d year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited, to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, from the residence of his son. Mr.

Isaac Miller. 3029 Liu.len square, near Thirty-Bret street ami Susquehanna 4venue. Interment Wednesday morning at St. Matthews Lutheran Cemetery. Upper Dchlan.

Chester iwinnlv Pit. MITCHELL. On the 16th Mary, wife of John M. Mitchell. The relatives and friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to attend the fncersl services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at bar lata residence.

N. E. cornsr nSi Th roi.tivr.ii nnil friends of the family are re- uay ine relatives anil menus oi i snectfully invited to attenn ine Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her hill EMF.P.Y -On October lo VTiT dKmer The relatives "nd friends ne invUed to attend "he funeral at her late residence. ItJV Fontaine sireei. iu tri' to at of th iT f' of i i i Eighth Xo.

2853 X. K. Y. Apple to H. Fleming: Oct.

14 '98; 15.6x73 3,000 Ellsworth S. 228 ft. A Twenty-ninth st. A. G.

Burt to D. E. Rallum; Oct. 12. '98; 28x70; mtges.

J2SO0 50 Greene S. W. 2o ft. S. E.

Man-heiin The Tenna. Real Est. Inv. Co. to M.

E. Longstreet; Oet. 3, '98; 15x Nom. Hi.mmel N. 130 ft.

W. Twenty-ninth st. A. G. Burt to J.

L. Dallam; Oct. 12. '98: 14x55: mtsre. J1200 50 Tuck son and Seventeenth S.

E. cor. AllK-rt Kementer to -inoB. j. wneiau, wi.

14. '98; 190x208. Kt s. i 1 8 ft. E.

Seventeenth 16x67; g. r. jacKson o. 34 E. Sevenfeeirth St.

(4 lots): ea. lfixCk'i: ea. g. r. $96: Jackson and Chad-wick S.

W. 16x63: g. r. $96; Jackson and Chadwick S. E.

s. r. Jackson S. 16 ft. K.

Chadwick 2 lots): ea. 15x63: ea. g. r. $S4: Seventeenth K.

67 ft. S. Jackson lots); ea. 16x63: ea. r.

$84; Seventeenth E. 163 ft. S. Jackson CI lots): ea. 15x63: ea.

g. r. $84: Seventeenth 193 ft. S. Jackson: 15x HO- x.

T. $84: Chadwick W. 67 ft. S. 'Jackson: 16x47; g.

r. $42: Chadwick st a Ki ft. S. Jackson 15x 47; ea. g.

r. $42: Chadwick W. 158 tt. S. Jackson (3 lotsc ea.

14x47; ea. g. r. $42: hprtwiek E. 67 ft.

S. Jackson: 16x52: g. r. $42: Chadwick E. 8n ft.

S. Jackson (5 lots): ea. lfixS2; en. Chadwick E. IT ft.

S. Jackson (3 lots): ea. 14x52: ea. $42 Thos. J.

Whelnn to James Kirkwood; Oct. 15. jiy NoTO. Also" Jackson and Seventeenth S. E.

18x67 Nom. Mascher Xo. 2527 N. G. W.

Sloan to Trust B. ic Loan Asso. Oct 15, '98; 14x51.6 2,750 Marston N. E. s.

and EUwood N. W. s. W. Grnnineer to W.

B. Trainer; Oct. 14. '98; 14.6x50 2,200 Norris X. 141.5 ft.

W. i (TH tr Wicker- sham- Oct 12 '98- 15x77 4.000 Nelson Nos. L. O'Brien to E. l-riil- ct m.

"i Reinhard Xo. 6O09 C. B. Prettyman to M. F.

Cotter; Oct. 1, '98; 15.5x60; g. r. S(V0 Spruce S. 24.10A ft.

E. Fifty-first st. H. M. Dochert to II.

R. Shoch; Oct. 14. 98: vV r-lloVwu- 350 Cottncham to M. I.

Egan; Sep. 2S .98. 2Oxt5: mtsre. $18oo. 1,500 Salmon S.

E. s. 203.1 ft. S. W.

Bockius tt. tiartmann: wl. ij, oo, 17 Vr; 300 nto.llohock: Oct. 13. f-8: 17x89.

lo: mtire. fH.o 700 Third E. 380 ft. Cayuga E. Stewart to H.

Brocklehurst; Oct. 14, 'OS: 10x1 2o l-o Twentv-eighth W. 108 ft. N. Dan-Phin--S.

W. to H. I. Bechtel; Sept. 30, '98.

42x1 lO: mtge. J120O 2.300 Thotnt.son No. 5501 J. M. B.

Morrow to E. L. Weckerly; Oct. 13, "38; 15. 6x S5 3,500 Van Pelt No.

2245 N. Wireback to J. Hippie; Oct. 14. '08: 16x70; mtge.

$2000 700 Wolf N. 214 and 24H ft. E. Twelfth en. 10x03; ea.

g. r. f84; Wolf N. 1 ft. Twelfth 16x61.9,: p.

r. .00 M. Whelan to L. M. Rementer: Ort.

10. 'OS 4,700 Westminster ave and Fifty-fourth N. W. cor. H.

Brooks to J. Brooks; Oct. 13, '08 4S.V.x90 3.000 Walnnt N. 313.8 ft. W.

Forty-second st. Frank D. 511 to Sam'l B. Vrooman: Oct. 11, '08 22x21S 2 25,700 Wnrnock E.

221 ft. S. Wolf J. A. Wewer to A.

E. Ptitzenmaier; Oct. 11, 'OS: 14x54 1,400 York No. 2103 E. Third Hermann Pldg.

Asso. to T. Armstrong: Sept. 28, '08: lfi.fixfiO 2.S00 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 cent a word set solid: light faced (JJsjlay. cents per line.

10 CITY OWN YOUR OWN HOMES ONLY $2500 AND $2900 clear; 8 rooms, main streets; solid ground, front porches, hardwood finish, latest improvements; some choice yards 30 feet long; also corner norch houses: easy terms. Call at operation. Twelfth and Indiana om 8quare. Ca avenue; tour Carman, Builder and owner FOR SALE DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSE. 12 rooms.

1811 Berks brownstone and pressed brick, hardwood finish: all conveniences: wardrobes, mirrors, Al plumbing, low price to effect qmick sale: open to-day or owner, 221 Fouth Front street. I HAVE GREAT BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND large and small farms. I have customers always on band to buy, sell or exchange. Mulligan. 517 Locust st.

HAVE YOU SEEN our plan of Investment? Over a half million surplus capital. American Real Estate N. Y. Philadelphia Office. 1235 Arch street: FOR SALE Fine home, all conveniences, with front porch large stable, whole or separate.

Inquire 1416 "Palmer street, lfetu ward. Factories RENT OR SALE FACTORY PROPERTY. R0x loo 3 floors, boilers, engine, shafting: railroad siding. M. F.

Middleton. 122 South Fourth street, Phila. GERM ANT OWN j1500 CASH WILL BUY THE BEST BUILT 10- room house In Gerraantnwn; ironi. oacK ana side yard. Bruce Strafford.

1235 Arch street. SUBURBAN Building Lets FOR SALE LOT. 20 BY 100 FEET. N. W.

Cor. Torresdale ave. and Conly Wisslnom-ing. Apply H. F.

Geist. 3063 Martha street. NEW JERSEY Farms ATTRACTIVE LITTLE TRUCK OR POULTRY farm, twenty miles out; good buildings; five acres; $1200. J. F.

Rawe, Aura. N. J. COUNTRY FOR SALE NUMBER OF VERY DBSIRABLE lots, near steam and trolley roads: good buildings; good land; 2 acres. $1300: 4 actes with sawmill.

J2OO0; 3 acres. 1200; 15 acres. $2300; 22 acres. $2300: 19 acres. $3200: 15 acres.

$3200: farms of all sizes: stores, hotels: staclt of ebon stare doing good business. In -rood towc Apply to James Randall. Doylestown. Farms MOST DESIRABLE MODERN 18-ROOM MAS- sion. elegant condition, hath, range, not ana cold water: 32 acres: now ripe for building pur poses; part on railroad: S2O.0O0: clear; easy terms.

Cotter. 209 South Sixth. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 1 cent a word set oli4: lipbt faced display. 10 cenn per line. CITY FOR RENT 12-ROOM HOUSE.

IN FIRST-class order. 2102 North 20th street, Phila. Apply 2013 North 18th street. TO LET 2638 ARIZONA 6 ROOMS, WITH bath; new paper and paint; rent $11; key next door. TO RENT 203 Willow street, small tannery boiler, engine and ttxtures, for sale.

M. FREY, 631 Orianna St. 1957 ALDER STREET. 8 ROOMS, RENT REA-sonable to good tenant. Apply Mintzer, 1807 North Thirteenth.

425 NAPA ST. (31ST AND SPRING GARDEN) rooms, range, heater and bath: In good order; very desirable; houses Open; $14 per mouth. $io3-room house71ewly PAINTED AND papered. 1244 Olive street, near 13th and Fairmount avenue. $9 LARGE 4-ROOM HOUSE.

MAIN STREET, petfect order. 1228 Mascher stret, near Second and Girard. SROOM HOUSE. PERFECT OR-der underdrained. 1025 Lawrence street, near Fifth and Girard.

6S0 N. ELEVENTH ST 5 ROOMS, GOOD order, pleasant and convenient location; rent only $18 per month. H. S. Cattell.

635 Walnnt. 1112 KATER ST. 5 ROOMS. YARD; GOo5 order: desirable location; rent, $11 per month. H.

S. Cattell, 635 Walnut. $11.50 SIX LARGE ROOMS. NICE YARD, dry cellar. 706 Atlantic between Tioga and Venango sts.

$14 SIX ROOMS. LARGE YARD. DRY CEL-lar. conveniences. 2857 Warnock St.

$8.00 A THREE-ROOMED HOUSE TO RENT. 908 South Seventeenth street. RENT. $159 ROOMS, street. Open 1 to 3.

1244 NORTH 11TH S-ROOMED HOUSE, GOOD ORDER. South Eighth; $12. 2030 6-ROOMED HOUSE; BATH. RANGE; GOOD order. 2032 S.

Xinth; $14. oook OOOK 7 ROOMS FINE OR- der; key 2262 North 17th. 2037 CARLTON ST. 5 ROOMS. GOOD ORDER; $12 per month.

H. S. Cattell. 635 Walnut. HOUSES REAR EIGHTH AND MARKET.

$12. Apply 910 Arch street. $13 NO. 6 AUTUMN STREET UOTH AND Chestcut). 4 rooms; good order; underdrained.

$10IreDUCED. 2312 CHRISTIAN STREET; 9 rooms, range, bath: good order. 2312 SYDENHAM; rooms. $16; LARGE YARD; I 800 cjc.t a ft.nr town 40150 James, and Hester Kectn dy. fine fruit trees; house all conveniences: fine propertv.

Applv to M. M. Camplell. 128 North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Key next door SUBURBAN New Jersey $9.00 FOR 7-ROOM COTTAGE, front; five minutes from station.

Palmyra. N. J. PORCH Box 502, BUSINESS ROOSIS, OFFICES DEBXEL BUILDING Suites. 2 rooms.

$216. $250, $275. $300. Suites. 3 rooms, $360, $400 and $500.

Basement office. ELIJS V. WILLIAMS, 526, Drexel Building. BROAD 14 Part of office and desk room: first floor: desirable location. Adams Howland.

14 Sonth Broad st. OFFICES AND DESK ROOM communicating parlors: heat and gas. 116 North Twelfth st. $5 RENT MONTH Desk and furnished office on first lloor. 175.

Inquirer offioe. $5 RENT FURNISHED OFFICE AND DESK room; first floor. 117. Inquirer office. JREALjJSTA WILL EXCHANGE THREE CITY PROPER-ties with good paying tenants, worth for a farm witbin.15 miles of Philadelphia, with all conveniences necessary to a well appoiuted farm.

Apply W. 11. Shields, care Item office. $3300 EQUITY IN SEVEN HOUSES TO Exchange for $3100 mortgage; will pay 12 per cent; rent for $74 per month. 123, Inquirer.

I WANT TO EXCHANGE WELL RENTED citv houses for Atlantic City property Large. 227 South Ninth. C. H. REAL ESTATE WANTED STORE WANTED TO RENT IN CENTRE OF city for cake bakery, candy and light lunch.

Address 187. Inquirer office. MONEY TO LOAN Money Money We loan any amount on household furni ture on shortest notice without remov- Money ing goods. Payments to suit your con- Money veuience. either monthly or weekly.

Money Ioans made in Manayunk, Kensington. Money Nicetown and Philadelphia. Rates can't Monev help suiting you. Strictly private. GERMANTOWN LOAN GUARANTEE No.

2 W. Chelten cor. Germantown aye. ESTABLISHED 1891. THE POPULAR BROKERAGE COMPANY.

1028 ARCH STREET, makes loans upon household goods without removal, storage receipts or any other approved security. Before anolving elsewhere et out terms and conditions; confidential. SALARIED PEOPLE Can borrow money on their personal notes without Indorsement. No security required. Easy terms.

Business strlctlv confidential. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT COMPANY. ROOM 603. 1033 CHESTNUT STREET. il 00 to UPON JUDGMENT NOTE.

REAL ESTATE SECURITY. PAYABLE ON INSTALMENT OR OTHERWISE. DEMPSEY ROOM 206. 1530 CHESTNUT ST. HONEY LOANED In a hours on- real estate security; large or small sums; can be repaid by instalments.

WM. H. LEWIS. 309 E. Girard ave.

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE HOLD-lnq jiertnanent positions with responsible concerns uuon their own" names without security; easy 'payments. TOLMAN. Room 1229 Stephen Glr'arA Building, 21 Sonth Twelfth at. MONEY LOANED at a low rate of Interest on household goods and storage receipts, business strictly confidential. Reliance Storage 1707-1709 Filbert street.

HEIRS TO UNSETTLED ESTATES. WHEN unsuccessful elsewhere, can receive cash at once. Albert James, 609 Walnut street. $10 TO $50 TO LOAN on furniture in use. without removal; small cost; easy payment; strictly private.

170, Inquirer office. MONEY IF YOU WANT MONEY I WILL PAY fair prices for diamonds and old gold. Room 1. IMS Chestnut street. HETR9 TO UNSETTLED ESTATES can receive tuoaey at once.

Charles James. 711 Walnnt. i I to attend the funeral sen-Ices on ednesday nced 76 vears. Relatives and friends of the fam-aftemoen. October at 2 clock, at his par iiv Kensington Lodge.

No. 271. F. and A. ents' residence.

2740 Cleveland avenue. North Kensington R. A. Chapter, No. 233: Fldel- I miller Hill, J- luieriiieiit cveiKieen ve-- etery.

BARR. On the 17th of diphtheria. Clra. daughter of Txrais and Lillie Parr, aged 4 years. 5 months.

No fuueral. Residence, 4556 Bonvier street. RXES. On October 17. 1898.

Deborah, 1 wife of John Barnes, aged 47 years. Hie relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. i 311 fcorth Twentv-thiril street. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. BEERS.

Of tbe U. S. Algonquin, at Philadelphia, on tbe lftth John G. Beers, seed 24 vears. Funeral on Tuesday, at 7.30 o'clock A.

from tbe parlors of W. H. Battersby. undertaker. Interment at Manitowoc.

Wis. V.IT.LERBECK. Minnie wife of Frederick Blllerbeck nee Thniuan. in her 35th year. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence.

861 BuckntTl street, on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, BLAKELY. On October 16. 1808. Edward. Infant son of Frank D.

and Mary Blakely, aged 3 months. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 637 Durfor St. Interment private. BIGGER. On the 17th at his late residence.

2509 Hamilton James Bigger, in his 76th year. Jiue notice oi iuc muerai win ire given. BOLES. On October 15, 1898. David Boles, aged 10 months.

Funeral, on Tuesday afternoon. October 18. at 12.30 o'clock, from the residence of Mrs. Ellen Cole. 2208 Albert street (formerly Pepper street), Thirty-first ward.

Interment private, at Holy Cross Cemetery. BORDEN. On the 15th Mary widow of Pitman Borden, aged 49 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her daughter. Mrs.

Maggie Woolman. 5O0 Lawrence street. Bu-lington. N. on Wednesday the 19th at 2 o'clock.

Interment at Odd" Fellows' Cemetery. Burlington. BOYD. On the 16th Mary wife of Arthur Bovd. The relatives and friends of the familv, also members of B.

V. M. Sodality and Sacred Heart Society of Church of Our Mother of Sorrows, are respectfully invited to attena the funeral, on Tuesday morning. 8V4 o'clock, from her husband's residence. 4C34 Brown street.

High mass at Church of Our Mother of Sorrows. Interment St. Dennis' Cemetery. BUIX.OCK. On Seventh day.

15th Abigail C. Bollock, widow of tbe late Henry B. Bui-.