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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER; WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1906 STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER SHIPS i AND SHIPPING MEN SIX POLICEMEN SERIOUSLY CHARGED Three Reserves Among Number Suspended on Allegation of Accepting Money From- Women Broad Scope of Our Midsummer Sale MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSTJEB Coakley. Andrew Gray. "Mattie M. Jay, Lena. i Cook.

William Major. Mary. Brodick. Patrick Haddon. Mary.

Diehl, Matthew. Pfizeumayer. Lillian. Alcksander. Andreas.

Zona. Zachwieja. Matensz Zona. Ulanezis. Bartlomiej Aniela.

Connon, Miles Hiseley. Caroline. Strang. Charles Noonah. Agnes B.

Garen. Charles James. Lida A. Gana. Paulo Zoborav.

Veronica. Keller, Emil Fleck. "Blanche E. Vandeputte. Julien J.

Vail. Nellie M. Beech, Paul Johnson. Laura. White.

Peter Dougherty. Helen. McGinley. Michael Mullins. Mary.

Jacobl, John Layer. Amanda. Laff. Burton Levtnssove. Etta." Rentlinger, Edward.

Martha H. Durnell, John Ludlow. Caroline B. Rossman, Abraham Gold, Gertrude. Fressman, Frederick C.

Blsbert. Bricketto, David Doudero. Ersiglia. Wood, Arthur Elizabeth Something About Arrivals and Clearances at This Port. Movements on Delaware Eay and River.

Notes of Interest tp. Mariners There's scarcely any line of merchandise not affected by the necessity for summer housecleaning in mill and factory, store and warehouse. And, by making sweeping clearances in July instead of later, the great savings are all the more appreciated by our customers. Many thousands of dollars' worth of goods of the utmost desirability are still here -in fact, fresh lots are being brought forward every day. Come to the Summer Comfort Store the Summer Saving Store.

Great Reductions in Large Rugs Domestic Rugs of every kind and grade are advancing in cost. This means that you will pay almost double these reduced prices for some kinds, if you wait. These are all of standard qualities, desirable in every way, and will be held for later delivery, if so desired. The following are 9x12 feet in size $18.00 Tapestry Brussels $12.75 $27.50 Body Brussels $19.75 $32.50 Wilton Yelvet $18.95 $28.50 Best $42.50 Saxony Rugs $22.50 $40.00 Royal Wilton $29.50 $37.50 Bigelow Axminsler $22.75 rourth rioor. Market street maica, per Virginia (Panama and Canal Zone, via Colon, when specially addressed), 9 AM; for Belgium (parcels post malls only), per -S Samland.

1 for Bermuda, per steamer via Halifax. 3 PM. SATURDAY. For Newfoundland, per Silvia from New -Y'erk. 4.00 A for Porto Rica.

Curacao. Venezuela and Santander Department of Colombia, per Caracas (other parts of Colombia, via Curacao when specially addressed). 4.00 A for Porto Rico (ordinary mail only, per Ponce, via Ponce). 4.00 A Mr for Leeward and Windward Islands and Guiana, per Korona (Barbados Grenada, St Vincent and Trmidad. when specially addressed), 4.00 A for Cuba, per Morro Castle Via Havana (when specially addressed).

Wall Papers in the Midsummer Sale Special advantages are presented to those who buy Wall Papers now. First, the work may be done during summer vacation time, before the rush of the autumn season; second, choice designs in wide variety are reduced 35c Yarnished Tile Papers now 15c a roll 12Jc and 15c Ceiling Papers now 8c a roll 35c and 40c Tapestry Papers now 20c a roll In addition to the above, we offer a variety of artistic Imported Papers at specially attractive prices. Each roll contains eight yards. Third Floor. Market Street More Shoes in the Midsummer Sale The sale continues all that remain of the lots previously offered, and other discontinued lines are now brought forward: A Clearance of Embroidered Linens The stocks of Hand-embroidered Linens contracted for by our buyer in Ireland for the coming season will doubtless be the largest that have ever come to this country.

Every piece and every pattern will be new and every piece and pattern now in stock will be cleared out of the way quickly, at, reductions from one-third to one-half. Thousands of pieces; fifteen different styles Luncheon and Tea Cloths, Pillow Shams, Centrepieces, Doylies, Tray Covers, Scarfs for chiffonier, bureau and sideboard: 18c to 65c Linens, 6-inch and 9-inch now 123c to 45c 35c to $1.00 Linens, 12-inch now reduced to 23c to 65c $1.25 to $3.75 Linens, 24-inch now reduced to 80c to $2.25 $2.25 to $6.00 Linens. 30-inch and 36-inch $1.10 to $3.75 35c and 40c Linens, 8 12 inches, oval nov 25c and 30c 65c to $1.50 Linens, 15 24 inches, oval now 45c and 75c $1.35 to $1.90 Linens, 20 30 inches, oblong 75c to $1.00 $1.50 to $3.85 Linens, 18 36 inches, oblong 85c to $2.75 $1.50 to $2.50 Linens, 18 45 inches, oblong 95c to $1.25 $2.25 to $5.00 Linens, 18 54 inches, oblong $1.50 to $3.75 $2.25 to $4.50 Linens, 18 x72 inches, oblong $1.50 to $3.00 Women's Low Shoes at $1.50 Values up to $3.00.. Tan Russia calf and tan kid, chiefly in small sizes. Women's Oxfords at $2.50 Taken from our regular $3.50 and $4 lines.

Tan Russia calf and patent colt. About 200 pairs. Women's Sailor Ties at $3.50 Black Russia calf; from our regular $5.00 stock. A few other styles, name value, same price. Ribbon Ties at $2.50 Women's white and colored Canvas.

Ties, in oyster-gray, orchid, green, blue and Du Barry pink. Bedroom Slippers at $1.50 For women. White China silk, with floral printings in pink and blue. A shoe bag with each pair. Men's $5.00 Oxfords at $3.65 High-grade Oxfords, of tan Russia calf, wax calf, patent colt and vici Up-to-date styles.

Fitfhth and Filbert Streets A $35.00 Machine for $26.50 A thoroughly high-grade machine, embodying all the latest improvements drop-head, automatic lift, ball-bearing throughout. The woodwork is beautiful dark quartered oak, high polish, swell front and five drawers. A full set of presser-foot attachments. Basement. Centra Aisle 11, Centre Sewing Machines Easy Payments These are strictly high-grade Sewing Machines there is no machine made that runs easier or does better work or wears better.

The prices are lower than the cash prices for equally good machines elsewhere. Either of these popular styles, or any other machine in our stock, may be secured upon payment of $2. 00 down and then $1.00 a week: A for Fortune Island. Jamaica and Colombia, except Cauca. Magdalena and Santander Departments, per Allegheny (Costa Rica when specially addressed).

4.00 A for Europe, per Campania, via Queenstown and Liverpool. 4.00 A for Great Britain and Ireland. Parcels Post Mails, per Western-land from Philadelphia also regular mails for Great Britain and Ireland, via Queenstown and Liverpool, when specially addressed). 8.0O A for Dominican Republic, per Brighton from Philadelphia. 6.0O A M.

Parcels-Post Mails for Germany are dispatched by the North German Lloyd and Hamburg-American Lines exclusively. For Great Britain and Ireland, by the White Star steamer on Wednesday, and the American steamer on Saturday, from New Y'ork: also by the American steamer from Philadelphia oh Saturda v. DAILY'. Mails for bv rail to Port Tampa, Florida. Wcdnesdav and Saturday.

9.30 A via Miama. Florida. 11 Sunday-Mexican Overland. 3.30. 9.30.

11.30 A M. 3.30. 0.30 M. Foreign registered mail. 6.0O M.

Mails for China. Japan. Hawaii and Australia via Vancouver. 9.30 A and 9.30 M. Mails via Mobile.

Ala. and New Orleans. La. 5.30, 11.00 Mails for the Philippine Islands. 9.30 A M.

9.30 M. Mails via San Francisco. 9.30 A M. 9.30 M. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

ETC. For Australia (except West). Fiji Islands and New Caledonia, per AoraDgl. from Vancouver C. close at Philadelphia July 15.

For llawaii. Japan, Korea. China and Philippine Islands, per Mongolia, from San Francisco, close at Philadelphia Julv 15. For Hawaii, "per Alameda, from San Francisco, close at Philadelphia July 16. For Japan (except parcels post niails.

Korea and China, per Empress of India, from Vancouver, close at Philadelphia July 18. For Japan, Korea and China, per Minnesota, from Seattle. Wash, close at Philadelphia July 20. For Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands, per Transport from San Francisco, close at Philadelphia July 2. For Japan, Korea.

China and Philippine Islands, per Tango Maru. from Seattle, Wash, close at Phili-delphia July 16. For Hawaii, Japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands, per Nippon, from San Francisco, close at Philadelphia July 23.

For New Zealand. Australia (except West). New Caledonia. Samoa. Hawaii and Fiji Islands.

rer Sierra, from San Francisco, close at Philadelphia July 29. For Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, per Mariposa, from Saa Francisco, close at Philadelphia August 1. Manchuria (except Mukden. Newchwang. Port Arthur) and Eastern Siberia at present forwarded via Russia instead of via Japan, the usual route.

Parcels post mails for New Zealand and Ans tralia (including West Australia) are forwarded via San Francisco. Cal. exclusively. MARITIME NOTES FAILED TO FIND ANY' DERELICTS. The cruiser Tacoma.

which has been searching for derelicts, returned here yest-'rday morning and renorts was unahle to locate snv. BARK L. A. VON ROMONDT IN DISTRESS. London.

July 17. Dutch bark L. A. Von Roraondt has put Into Kingston in distress. The Von R-mondt was last reported sailed f'om New Y'rrk Mar 2S for Fort France.

SHIP LEIF TO BE REPAIRED. Halifax N. Julv 16. The British ship Lcif. 1105 tons, which was recently floated after lying submerged at Bridgewatec.

N. for some months, ha been temporarily repaired and towed to this port to undergo thorough repairs. PASSED OVER A SUBMERGED WRECK. Captain Davidson, of the steamer Adminl Dewey, from Port Antonio, reports July 16. on the outward passage to Port Antonio, in latitude 25.44 longitude 74.30.

passed over, between the masts of a submerged wreck, apparently a schooner: the cross-trees were painted whire and showing nbove appeared to be drifting in a westerly direction find directly in track of vessels bound to Baltimore. ANCHORED TO REPAIR FEED PUMP. Lewes. Julv 17. British steamer Ba-toum.

from Philadelphia for Manchester, was anchored off Breakwater for a little while, repairing feed punio. She proceeded to sea about 4.30 P. M. STEAMERS' SCHEDULE To Depart From Philadelphia Now is the Time to Buy Your Piano A number of very remarkable opportunities await those who can see that an almost-new Piano at a substantial reduction is widely different from the usual "second-hand" Piano proposition. For example, we have Two Royal Pianos, regular price $2150 now $200 Three Bacon Pianos, regular prices $325 now $290 One Bacon Piano, regular price $350 now $250 So little do they show the short usage they have had, that doubt whether you could pick them out from among brand-new Pianos.

Be sure to examine these Pianos today. Easy terms call or write for particulars. Third Floor. Centre 45c Mohair Sicilian 1 black and colors More Suits for Men vorth $10, $12 and $15 Men's Cool Underwear Qf 200 dozen specially priced See this special lot of Men's Sea Island Bal-f briggan Shirts and Drawers at 39c each. Fine light-weight balbriggan, of superior quality, and very remarkable value at the price.

The shirts i have short sleeves, the drawers have bicycle seat. All usual sizes, in both shirts and drawers. AiBle 2. Market Street We have about three hundred more Men's Suits marked at $5.00 each. Single-breasted and Double-breasted Sack Suits, in all sizes from 33-to 44-inch chest measure, worth $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00.

Most of these Suits are of cheviot and cassimere, though there are a few worsteds in the lot. Second Floor. Weit are 10,000 yards in this special lot, dispose of it very quickly at 45c a are not slow to take advantage saving. Besides the black there are red, two navy blues, green and fine for traveling dresses and bathing Aiale. 6 and 7.

Centre Less Now for Mattings of hot weather ahead yet, when matting floor will make the home look cool And these reduced prices will buying more easy than usual: Japan Matting $16.00 a roll Japan Matting $10.00 a roll China Matting $16.00 a roll China Matting $12.00 a roll variety in designs and colors to of choice. Fourth Floor. West Whife Mohair Skirls Stirring news About fifty White Mohair Walking Skirts, mostly circular models, various styles of trimming and in medium sizes worth $5 and S7.50 now S4.50 i Always excellent for summer, especially for seashore use now, and wear in the house with prttty blouses next winter; long use at little f6st. But be on the spot early. Second Floor.

Centre Muslins, Long Cloths, etc. Come here today and secure them while you can save on every yard: 12c Cambric now 10c a yard 15c Wamsutta Long Cloth 12c 15c Linen-finish Muslin 12 He YlrAz Picture Frame Gauze 10c $1.50 Long Cloth. 12-yard piece $1.10 piece $1.90 REMNANTS desirable lengths of Sheeting and Shirting Muslins at sharp reductions. Aisle 12. Centre Superintendent of Police John B.

Taylor yesterday announced that Reserve Policemen George XV. Smith and John J. Comerford and Policemen John J. Gil-trip, Peter S. Cunningham and Thomas Duffy, bf the Eleventh and Winter streets station, had been suspended from duty and ordered before the Police Board, charged with accepting money from women of a questionable character.

All of the bluecoats deny the charges and say that politics are at the bottom of Superintendent Taylor's latest move. Policeman Duffy, who has been connected with the Eleventh and Winter streets station, was most emphatic in denying that there was any truth in the charge made against him. Superintendent Taylor maintained that he had made an tigation and had discovered evidence to substantiate the charges. The accused bluecoats will face the Police Board on Tuesday next. WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES Special to The Inquirer.

-WILMINGTON. July 17. In the City Court today James Demby, colored, who has been wanted by the police since last February for committing a murderous assault on Bessie Anderson, was held under $500 bail for court. Demby has been livln? in Pennsylvania, and supposing his offense had been forgotten, wandered into this city and was At the meeting of the Street Sewer Department today the Delaware Gas and Coke Company, which some time ago withdrew its application for a light franchise and joined with the Brandywine Gas and Electric Company in its application, withdrew from the combination and announced that it would make a formal application of its own and ask for a franchise. At a meeting of the creditors of F.

H. "Wetteroth, the proprietor of the Hotel Wilmington, who was recently declared a bankrupt, Robert Pennington was today chosen trustee. In order to allow the Pennsylvania Bail-road to build an auxiliary freight yard nt Landlith, in this city, a number of streets which -had been condemned were today vacated by the Street and Sewer Department. Postmaster Henry C. Conrad today received permission from Washington to add two additional clerks to the local post-office force, and named Joseph N.

Middle-ton. and Clarence L. Brown to the positions. Strawbrldge Clothier, of Philadelphia, have been awarded the contract to redecorate and refurnish the auditorium of West Presbyterian Church, in this city. The work will require about six weeks to complete, and the church will be closed for that time.

MARYLAND NEWS NOTES Special to The Inquirer. ELKTOX, July 16. The Cecil County Circuit Court today in special session heard argument in the case of Dudley D. Smith and others against Gilbert Smith, involving the estate of the late E. T.

Hogg, located near Port Deposit. The suit is brought to compel the sale of an estate valued at more than $1,000,000, Chief Jndge Pearce. who heard the argument, reserved his decision. J. Thomas Fletcher, a former Sheriff, and one of the best known men in Kent county, was found dead at his-home in Broad Neck last night by his -sister-in-law.

Mr. Fletcher -was president-of the Board of Election Supervisors, and at one time was a County Commissioner for Kent county. Leonard Burkenstein, of Wilmington, while ridlnar-oifcJ-a -freight train afll- ff last night the train, was passing Perry-ville and fractured his skull and jaw. a 1 Miss Ella F. SDrlnger.

of Elkton, and Walter G. Dempsey. of Wilmington, were quietly married at the home of the bride's parents last evening. Rev. L.

E. Poole performed the ceremony. Postmaster G. M. Evans, of Elkton, has been notified to establish a rural free delivery service from Elkton to Elk Neck, a distance of tweny-four miles.

Dentist Carries Bride to Germany Special to The Inquirer. FELTON. July 17. The marriage of Miss Grace Sunfield. daughter of the pastor of Felton M.

E. Church, Rev. E. C. Sunfield, took place early this afternoon In the gayly decorated church, and was attended by a large company of townspeople.

The bridegroom was Dr. H. C. Culver, a Pennsylvania dentist, who is now practicing and conducting experiments in dentistry in Germany. The bride and bridegroom left Felton on the early evening Norfolk train for New York to sail at once for Germany, where Dr.

Culver will continue his labors. The bride Is widely known throughout the peninsula, and is a Wilmington Conference Academy girl. $1 Family Seashore Outings Pennsylvania Railroad $1 daily excursions to South Jersey seashore resorts. See local time table. Advt.

ere's The Piano we've been looking for. Its beautiful exterior, responsive touch, and full, resonant, 'mel- low tone, more than bear out your claims. We realize it's matchless' for we've examined all of your competitors, and found no other piano as good." jff Hie Matchless nunningham, Girard, and Opera Pianos are Made in Philadelphia and sold direct from our factory at manufacturers' prices. u-ed Cunningham and Girard Pianos at substantial reductions. Plenty of other Upright ani Squarej at small prices.

PIANO COMPANY Chestnut and Eleventh Sts. Three Silk Port of Philadelphia. July 18. Sun rises 4.45 A.M. 7.26P.M.

High water Philadelphia ..11.40 A.M Reedv Island 8.35 A.M 8.59 P.M. Breakwater. 6.04 A.M 6.1 1 P.M. Ijcw water Philadelphia 7.02 A.M 7.00 P.M. Reedv Island 3 24 A.M 3.22 P.M.

Breakwater 11.36 A.M P.M. Arrived Yesterday Strs CAPTAIN BENNETT (Nori, Olsen Port Antonio, -fruit, American- Importing and Steamship Co. NORTHWESTERN. Thompson, Sabine Pass, crude oil. The Texas Co; MERRIMACK.

Pratt. Savannah, Merchants and Miners' Transportation Co; YE-MASSEE. Simmons, Norfolk. etc, mdse, Clyde Co; LORD BALTIMORE. Reynolds, Baltimore, mdse, Ericsson Line; ERICSSON, Grace, Baltimore, mds, Ericsson Line; ALF (Nor), Hansen, New York, ballast Earn Line Steamship Co; EUXINIA (Dan).

"Lund. Rotterdam, mdse. Cosmopolitan Line; PARAGUAY. Berg. Sabine Pass, crude oil.

Sun Co. Schrs A POST (Br) Coumans. San Andreas, cocoanuts. The Franklin Baker Co; CLARA RANDALL, Carlson, Turk's Island, salt, Chas Megee Co: LOTTIE BEARD. Lewis.

New Bedford, box boards. Nicholson; FREDERIC A DUGGAN. Javne, Gulfport. lumber. Stetson Co; CHAS II KLINCK.

Mehaffey. Long Cove, stone. Nicholson. Barges ENTERPRISE and ALASKA, from Newburvport. and RICHARDSON.

from Hlngbam (in tow tug Hagerman; MARCUS HOOK from New York. Pure Oil Co (in tow tug JOHN A HUGHES): WM DONALDSON "and SALLIE, from Norfolk (In tow). Arrived Clavmont Del Barge MAGNOLIA, from Sabine Pass, crude oil. The Texas Co by etr NORTHWESTERN. Cleared Yesterday Steamers JAMES BRAND (Br).

"Ter-rance. Dunkirk. Philip Ruprecht; KALFOND (Nor). Nedland Newport News. Hagar Co: NORTHWESTERN.

Thompson. Port Arthur via Galveston, Darrah Elwell; GEORGE CLYDE, O'Neill. Norfolk, etc, Clvde Steamship Co; WINY'AH, Currv New Y'ork. Clvde Co; PENN. McNamee.

Baltimore. Ericsson Line; ERICSSON. Grace, Baltimore. Ericsson Line. Schrs JAMES DUFFIELD.

Eikrem Hyannis, Nicholson; WARREN ADAMS. Grace. Jacksonville. Steelman: NATHANIEL PALMER. Wormell.

Portland, Chas Megee Co; SAGAMORE, Trefry, Boston. S. J. Goueher. Barge CHAS PRICHARD.

for Lynn (in tow tvig MA RSI. Munn; EDITH. BESSIE and ALICE, for Boston (in tow tug DUDLEY' PRAY). Munn. Delaware Bay and River evrs Delaware Breakwater, Julv 17.

Passed up Strs PARAGUAY, from Sahine PASS for Philadelphia. 10. 20 A M. ALF (Nor), from New York for Philadelphia. 12.20 EUXINIA (Dan), from Rotterdam for Philadelphia.

2.10 P-M; ship EDWARD SEWALL. from Honolulu for Philadelphia. 12.20 tug HOL-TON, following: bark OLGA (Itah. from Smyrna for Philadelphia. 7.50 A schr MOLLIE LOOK, from Gulfport for Philadelphia.

12.57 loaded four-masted eehr displavine letters A (J. possibly JAMES DRAKE, from Tampa for Philadelphia. 11 A M. Arrived Schr JOHN A BECK- ERMAN. from New Bedford for Passed out Strs MINNESOTA (Br), from Philadelphia for London via Baltimore; RA-TOUM (Br), from Philadelphia for Manches-trr: CRETAN, from Philadelphia for Providence and Fall River.

Sailed Yacrt AZALEA and NERITA. schooners HO RATIO, from Philadelphia for New Bedford; tug ASHER HUDSON, towing barges CAMP and NATHAN LAWRENCE. Wind 2 W. 35 miles, hazy; bar 29.84. Reedv Island.

Julv 17. Passed down Strs CITY OF VIENNA (Br), for St Johns and Glasgow: MAVERICK. Savannah and Jack-Fonvile. towing barge CO NO 91; tug MARS, towing barge CHAS PRICHARD. for Lynn.

Mavctis Hook. Julv 17. Passed down Str GEO CLYDE for Norfolk, etc: fishing schr THOMAS HOWT ETT; tug DUDLEY PRAY, towing barge EDITH. BESSIE ALICE, for Boston. Anchored at Chester Schr NATHANIEL PALMER, for Portland.

Reedv Island. July 17. Passed down Str GEO CLYDE, for Norfolk, etc. Marcus July 17. Above coming down -4-duasted schooner in tow tug JUNO.

6 tug GETTYSBURG. towing three barges. 6 M. Delaware Breakwater. July 17.

5 30" miles, rhick mining, bar 29.82. Arrived Str BRITISH MONARCH. (Bn. from Nehoua via Ensehada. 5 PM.

Reedv Island. July 17. Passed up Str ALF (Nor), from New York for Philadelphia. 4.55 M. Dels ware -Brak water.

-July 17- I'artiv -clearing iuj i irnu New York, towirnr -barges SOUTHEAST and JULIA ROLLINS, for Philadelphia, R.30 M. Reedy Island. July 17. Passed up Str PARA from ejabine rass tor Philadelphia. 5.50 M.

Below 5.50 M. Str EUXJNIA. (Dan. from Rotterdam for Philadelphia, 5.50 M. OTHER PORTS Arrived Baltimore.

Julv 17. Strs PENN and ANTHONY GROVES. JR." from Philadelphia. Port Antonio. Julv 16.

Str ADMIRAL from Philadelphia. 6 M. Portland, Julv 16. Schr ANNIE MITCHELL, from Philadelphia. Vinevard Haven.

July 16. Schr EDWARD BLAKE, from Gardiner for Philadelphia: schr ANNIE CONLON. from Kennebec for Philadelphia. Bath. July 16.

Schr JAMES ELWELL. from Philadelphia. Bangor, Julv 16. Schr WILLIAM PALMER, from Philadelphia. Passed Sand Kev.

Jnlv 16 Str NORTHTOWN. from Philadelphia for Port Arthur. 7 A. M. Jupiter.

July 17. Str ALGIERS, from Philadelphia for Key West, noon: str GUF-FEY. towing barge CONEMAUGH. from Philadelphia for Port Arthur, 10 A M. Sandv Hook, Julv 17.

Schr AGNES MANNING in tow of tug IVANHOE, from New York for Philadelphia. 5.15 A M. Spoken Charleston, C. July 16. Bark MORNA (Nor).

Captain Knudsen. from Gulfport for Buenos Avres, was spoken July 12 in latitude 33.35 longitude 72.25 W. by the British str Dunholme. Captain Husband, which arrived this port from Hamburg July 14. Captain of bark asked to be reported "all well." Sailed Genoa.

July 12. Str BAYONNE. for Philadelphia. Cuxhaven. July 15.

Str DIAMANT. for Philadelphia. Baltimore, Jnlv 17. Strs ANTHONY GROVES. JR.

and LORD BALTIMORE, for Philadelphia. Tananio, July 13. Str VALE, for Philadelphia. Cleared Portland. Julv 16.

Schr OAKLEY CURTIS, for Philadelphia. FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS HEATHCRAIG. Br str. 2780 tons. Bombay to Philadelphia or Baltimore, ore, 15e 9d.

Sept. RKGULUS. Br str. S58 tons. Philadelphia to St John.

F. mdse. POLA. Br str New York to Dunkirk, and Newport. 19,000 quarters grain.

2s, berth terms, Br str. 2009 tons, Cuba to New Y'ork. sugar. Sc. CRATHORNE.

Br str. 1605 tones, Tampa to Helsinebore. phosphate, ids da. rept. WILLIAM CLIFF.

Br str. 2169 tons. Tampa to St Nazaire. phosphate and mdse. lis 7d, SHLFPY ALLISON.

Br str. 1462 tons. Mobile and Gulfport to Genoa, lumber, S3s, July or Anff-. PEERLESS. Br str, 2011 tons.

Tampa to Continent, phosphate, etc. 9s 6d, BONNY DOON. Ainer bk, 510 tons. New York to St John. B.

coal. 83c. BONANZA. bk. 598 tons.

St John. to Bantry, deals. SHAKESPEARE. Nor bark. 767 tons.

Weymouth. S. to Buenos Avres. lumber. $9.25.

ANNA M. Ital bk, 832 tons. Gulfport to Rosa-rie. lumber, J13, MATANZAS. Arcer bk, 799 tons, Brunswick to Falardo.

lumber. CAR A. Nor bk. 1439 tons. Gulfport to Montevideo, lumber.

$12. PH1NEAS SPRAGUE, Amer schr, Phil, adelphia to Guaulca. 1100 tons coal. EAGLE WING. Amer schr.

1076 tons. Brunswick to Philadelphia, ties, 17c. WIN FIELD SCHUSTER. Amer schr, 1226 ton. I'errandina to New Y'ork.

ties. 17c. BROWN. Amer schr. 959 tons.

Brunswick to New York. ties. 17Vic. FUTURE. Amer 6chr.

518 tons. Pensacola to New York, lumber. FOREIGN MAIL Closing at Philadelphia Postoffice for Week Ending July 21 WEDNESDAY. For Bermuda, per Ber-mudian, 4 AM; for Argentine, Urugrsy and Paraguay, per Ripley, 4 A for Inagua, Haiti and Magdalena Department of Colombia, per Alene. 4 AM; for Nicaragua (except east coast), Salvador Panama, Canal Zone, Cauca Department of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and Chile, per Advance via Colon (Guatemala and Honduras when specially addressed).

5 AM; for Europe, per Oceanic, via Queenstown and Liverpool, 9 AM, for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay, per Irene, 9 PM. THURSDAY For France. Italy: Switzerland. Spain.

Portugal. Turkey. Egypt, Greece and British India, per La Bretatine. via Havce tother parts of Europe, wlaen specially addressed) 1AM; for Norway- and Sweden (parcels post malls only), per United States. 4 A for Brazil per Spartan Prince, via PernambucOi Bahia.

Rio Janeiro and SaDtos (Northern Brazil, Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay, when specially 4 AM: for Cuba. Yucatan and Campeche, per Merlda. (other parts of Mexico when specially addressed) 4 AM: for Jamaica, per Admiral Dewey, from PhUadelBbia. 8 A from Europe, per Kaiserla lAugusta Victoria, via Plymouth.

Cherbourg and Hamburg, 9 A for Newfoundland (except parcels post mails'), via North Sydney. 2 M. FRIDAY' For Haiti, per Prins Willem (Cape Haiti. Port de Paix. Curacao Venes-ne-la.

Trinidad and Guiana, when specially ad. dressed), 4 A -for Fortune Island and Ja DIED ALISON. Suddenly, on July 16. 1D06. ROBERT ALISON.

D. Funeral services at his late residence, Ardmore. Pa. on Thursday, July 19. at 10 A M.

Interment private. ASHMAN. July 14, HOWARD son of John and Constance Ashman, in 13th year-. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral. Wednesday.

3 PM. from parents residence, 1535 Bristol et. Interment at North-wood. 16. 1906.

WILLIAM BABBIT. -The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock- precisely, at the residence of his brother-in-law. 1203 Thompson st-Interment private. BACHMAN'. On July 17.

1906. MARY wife of Henrv Bachman. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral Berv-ices. on Fridav. at 2 at her late resi dence.

2218 juniper st. Interment BARBIE R. On the 15th inst, CAROLINE, wife of Geo Barbier. aged 79 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 3 precisely, at her late residence, 1811 ISth St.

Interment private. BIDDLE- On Julv 15. 1906. ANNA T. wife of Mercer Biddle and daughter of Charles rA tho Into in nii Tt Tlrnnfln Funeral from her late residence.

No 3037 Broad street, on Wednesday, the 18th inst. at S.30 A M. In terment private. Please omit flowers. BIRMINGHAM Atlantic City.

July 15 PHEBE ANN BIRMINGHAM, beloved wife of Decatur Birminaham. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. Chapel Monument Cemetery. Broad and Berks sts. Phila.

Wednesdav. 1PM. BOWERS. July 15. ANNA BOWERS, daughter of Samuel and Margaret Bowers.

Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral. Wednes. day, 2 M. from her late residence, 329 4th st Colwvn. Pa.

Interment Mount Moriph. BROOM. On July 16, 1906, ALBERT, beloved husband of Beatrice Lorman, and son of. llarv A and the late George Broom. In the 4'rtli year of his age.

Funeral from the residence of his father-in-law, Dr Lorman. 1442 South Fifteenth, due nctice of which will be given. BUCHANAN. On July 17. 1906.

ROBERT beloved husband of Margaret Buchanan. Relatives and friends are invited to attend ihe funeral, on Saturday, at 2 M. from his late residence. 2O30 Alter st. Interrjfent at Mt Moriah Cemetery.

CAMPBELL. -At Westmont. J. on July 13. lfHi6, CATHERINE KEEN, wife of Leonard Campbell ani daughter of Alban and Sarah Clav.

aged 34 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also Fidelity Temple. No 4. Masonic Link, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. Locust ave.

Westmont. J. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. The remains can le viewed Tuesday evening. CAMPBELL.

On Julv 16 1906. MARGARET G. wife of Walter Campbell, aged 24 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfullv invited to attend the funeral, on Friday. July 20.

at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her husband. Walter near Emilie. Pa. Interment at Emilie Church Yard. Carriages will meet trains at Tullvtown leaving Broad St Station S.22 A M.

CON NELL. On the 14th inst, THOMAS F. husband of Sarah Connell. Relative and friends of the familv. also Coppee Mitchell Lodge.

No 605. A A M. Wissahickon Tribe. No C2. I Baunerett Lodge.

No 205. cf Twentieth Centurv Rtpinlican Club, Continental Club. Henry Srhoeh Yearly Beneficial kciety Home learlv Beneficial Society. Oxford Yearlv Beneficial Society. Northwest Yearlv Beneficial Societv.

and employes cf le-panuiect of Health and Charities, are invited to attend the funeral services, Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at" his late residence. 1523 27th st. Interment Nortbwcod Cemetery. Remains can be viewed on Tuesday evening. XNNER.

On July 15, 1906. WILLIAM CONNER, aeed 36 vears. Funeral services, todav i Wednesday, at 3 M. at the residence of his brother. Frederick C.

nner. 123o South Paxon street. West Philadelphia 5a and Kingsessing avenue). Interment private, at Woodlands Cemetery. COOK.

On Julv 16. 1906. JANE, wife of William Cook, in ber SOth year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday July 19. at 10.30 A M.

at her husband's residence. Mount Ephraim. J. Interment private, at HaddonfielJ. J-Train leaves Chestnut st.

Philadelphia, for Moint Ephraim at 9.15 A M. CRAFT. On Julv 16. ANNIE J. wife of George Craft, aged 6S years.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday. July 19. at 2.33 M. at her late residei.ee. 1S1 Broad t.

Woodbnry, J. Interment at Eglington Cemetery. Cl'LBEKTsON. At Greystot k. Chestnut Hill.

evening. Julv 13. BELLA for over 30 years a faithful member of the household of George Thotna. Funeral and interment private. CUNNINGHAM.

On Julv 16. JAMES F. infant son of George a-id Josephine Cunningham and grandson of James and the late Julia Stoever. aged 6 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, wi Thursdav.

at 3 M. from bis arandfather'a residence. 2716 Almond st. 25th ward. Interment at St Ann'6 Cemetery.

DASCH July 16. GEORGE WASHINGTON DASCH. Relatives and friends, also E. No 42; Uniou Republican Club: Court Wav-rlv. of A.

and all other societies of which he was a member. Invited to attend funeral. Thursdav. 1.30 M. from late residence.

920 Market st. Interment Northwood. DAVIS. At Lower Providence. Pa.

on Julv 16. 1906. HANNAH A. wife of Charles Davis, in her 69th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, in Lower Providence.

Pa. Thursday. July IP. 2 M. at the house.

Inrerment St Paul's Memorial Cemetery. Oaks. Carriage will meet 1PM trolley at Park ave. DESHONG. On July 17.

1906. GEORGE. husband of Elizabeth Desbong. at late residence. 6Ut4 Kingsessing ave.

West Phila. Due notice given. DUG AN. tin July 15. 1906.

MICHAEL A. husband of Emily Dugan. Relatives and rit nds. also Companv G. Third Regiment.

I Beneficial Societv. are invited to fit-tend the funeral, on Thursday, at 8.30 A from his late residence. 2609 Naudain sr 2fira and High mas of reouiem at St Patrick's Church at 10 A M. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. DUNGAN.

Julv 14, CHARLES HOWARD DUNGAN. Jr. son of Charles Hc.wnrd and late Clara Dungan and grandson of Edward and Clara Foster, aged 10 months. Relatives and friends invited to attena iunerai tervit-es. Wcdnesdav.

Julv IS. 2PM at grandparents' t-eBirioiic '2029 'ft'elsh road. Bustleton. Philadel phia. Interment private.

Carriages will meet 12.03 train from Philadelphia and 1.08 train from Kensington at jjusiieton. EISENHOWER. On July 15. 1906. FLORENCE N.

wife of John Eisenhower and onlv daughter of George Rugan and Julietta "NetT. in hPr 29th year. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday, the 18th inst. at 1 M. at her late residence.

Bustleton. Philadelphia. Trains leave Broad Street Station -at 12.03. and Kensington Station at 12.08. Interment private, at North Laurel Hill.

FMBHARDT. On the 17th instant, ELISABETH MONTGOMERY EMHARDI. youngest daughter of Rv William Chauncey Emhardt and Anne Ilaines-Emhardt. Burial service at St Luke's Church. Germantown, at 4 todav (Wednesday).

July 18. ENNIS: Suddenly, od July 15. 1906, ISA-: B. widow or jonn r.nnis. in tne list year of her age.

Relatives and friends are In- vltea to attena tne iunerai, on euncsiiay, at 8 30 A M. from the residence of her daughteir. Mrs Lane. 4243 Sansom st. Solemn high mass at St James' Church.

38th and Chestnut sts. at 10 A M. Interment private. ETIIERINGTON. On Julv 16.

1906, CLIFFORD ETHERINGTON, beloved son of Chas and Flora Etheriugton, aged 13 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 2 M. from his parents' residence, 2oS South Broadway, Gloucester City. J. Interment at Cedar Grove Cemetery.

FA IRHURST. July 16. TACY A FAIR-HURST, wife of John Fairhurst, in 65th vear. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. Saturday.

July 21. 2 PM. at late residence. 4738 Franklin st, Frankford. Interment Cedar Hill.

FINNIGAN. On July 16, 1906, OWEN, husband of the late Ann Finnigan. Relatives and friends, also the League of the Sacred Heart. St Augustine's Church and Bishop Neumann Council, No 989. of C.

are invited to attend funeral, on Thursday at 8.30 A from his late residence. 325 6th st. Solemn high mass of requiem at St Augustine's Church at 10 A precisely. Interment Cathedral Ceme. FLORENCE.

On July 16, 1906, SUSAN FLORENCE, widow of the late James Florence, In her 77th vear. "A patient sufferer at rest." Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursaay. at 2 M. at her late residence. 1936 Moyamensins ave.

Interment private. Fernwood Cemetery. FRANCIS. Suddenly on July 14. 1906.

WILLIAM BAKER, son of Emma and the late Frank Francis, aged 18 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at th residence of his uncle, William Baker. 4228 Wallace st. Interment at Westminster Cemeterr. FREY.

On July 15. 1906. FRIEDERICKA. wife of Gottlieb Frey (nee Haug). in ber 42d vear.

Relatives and friends, also the Ladies' Aid of the Reformed Zion's Church congregation, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 M. from her late residence. 1250 10th st. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. GRAMER.

On July 16. 1906. CHARLES husband of Josephine A Gramer. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday, at 2 M. at his late residence.

3024 Girard ave. Interment private. GREEN. On July 14. 1906.

VIRGINIA GREEN (nee Price), beloved wife of Frank Green. Relatives and friends are- Invited to attend the on Wednesday, at I M. from her family residence. 327 Chestnut street. Camden.

J. Remains mav he "viewed on Tnoday evening. Interment at Harleigh. REINER. On July 16.

1906. EDITH infant daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Wood Greiner. aged 9 months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursdav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her parents' residence. 5714 Filbert st.

Interment at Montrose Cemetery, Lancaster papers please copv. HASENMAYER. On July 17. 1906. JOHANNA, daughter of Albert and Louisa Hasenmayer, nee Fleiner.

aged 5 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on at 1 from parents' 708 23d st. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. HENRY. Suddenly.

on July 15. 1906. GEORGE husband of Priscllla Henry and son of the late John and Eliza Henry. Bela- SaYe on Bedfurnishings "Money saved is money earned." Here's the opportunity to earn money by saving: $3.75 Blankets, $3.00 a pair White wool, full-size, silk-bound, red or pink borders. $1.75 Cotton Comfortables at $1.25.

$2.75 Bed Spreads at $2.00 Fast-black, Marseilles. i $4.00 Bed Spreads at $3.00 Satin-finish Marseilles. Aisles 11 and 12. Filbert Street $1.50 Shopping Bass, SLOO Excellent bags, of black walrus-grain leather; two shapes one oblong, the other more square in effect, moire-lined, inside purse, leather handle; gilt or gun-metal mountings. Bags with an air of taste.

9. Centre Waists Reduced of fine, sheer batiste, almost as soft handspun linen; Waists of sheerest lawn, with trimming of dainty German linen torchon, Cluny and the embroideries delicate, vine-like blossoms leaves, richer, heavier designs: Waists are now $5.75 Waists are now $6.00 Waists are now $6.75 Waists are now $7.50 Waists are now $10.00 Waists are now $12.00 Waists are now $15.00 Printed Pongee Silks Colored grounds with polka-dots and pretty figures. Cool, shed the dust, do not crush easily; an excellent-wearing, tasteful, inexpensive silk 38c a yard. White JIabutai Silk Dainty, cool, washable; ever popular for the summer blouse, entire dresses, also slip linings. Worth 50c a yard now 38c.

Black Corded. Wash Silk Single or cluster cords, great value at the Sale price Name. For. Sails. Crown Point London July IS Minnesota London la Barcelona Julv -0 Menominee Antwerr liO Euxlnia Rotterdam Jnlv i'l Westernland Liverpool July 21 Patria Rotterdam July Citv of Bombay Glasgow Julv 2s? Merion Liverpool Julv 29 F.ast Point Lcnd'-n 31 Mchr.

Corporation Manchester 1 London 2 Marquette Antwt-rp Aug. 3 Astoria 4 Noordland Liverpool Aug. 4 Armtnia Hamburg Aug. 4 Siberian Glasgow Aug. 11 Haverford Liverpool Aug.

11 North Point London Am. 13 America Antwerp Am. 17 Friesland Liverpool Aug. IS Eagle I'oint Aug. 24 Ciry of Vienna Glasgow Aug.

25 Mchr. Exchange Manchester 25 Manitou Antwerp Aug. 61 Carry passengers. To Arrive at Philadelphia Name. From.

Sailed. DUE JULY 21. Mchr. Corporation Liverpool July 9 DUE JULY 22. Merlon Queenstown 12 DUE JULY 25.

East Point London July 10 DUE JULY 26. City of Bombay Glasgow July 7 DUE JULY 27. Maryland Swansea July 12 DUE JULY 28. Marauette Antwerp Julv 12 Armenia Hamburg July 12 To Depart From New York Name. For.

Sails. Market Eighth Filbert St. Market Eighth Filbert St. Market A $27.00 Machine for $18.00 Drop-head, automatic lift, in the latest high-arm style, ball-bearings throughout, automatic bobbin-winder, self-threading shuttle and self-setting needle. The woodwork is dark oak, highly polished, with five drawers.

A full set of attachments with each machine. $5.00 Specials Qftr Aisle 6. Centre cle. No 8. of Edwin Cramp Club and the employes of the Queen Lane Pumping Station, are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursdav.

at 2 M. from his late residence. 1333 Earl st. To proceed to Palmer Vault. Interment at North Cedar Hill.

PETERSON. On July 17, 1906. LYDIA A. widow of the late Henry Peterson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, oa Friday, at 2 XL from her late residence.

1540 12th st. Interment private, at Mt Moriah Cemetery. POTTS. On Julv 15. 1906 HANNAH K.

wife of Hiram. Potts, in her 78th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 M. from her late residence. 119 Bethlehem pike.

Chestnut Hill. Interment private. QUAIN. On July 16. 1906.

BRlTGET. v.lfe of John Quain. aged 64 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursdav. at 7.30 A M.

from her husband's 506 Quarrv St. High mass of requiem at St Augustine's Church, at 9 A M. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. QUIGLEY. July 16.

SARAH QUIGLEY. wld ow of John Quigley and daughter of late John and Elizabeth Richmond, aged 75 years. Relatives and friends, also members of Twelfth St Church and Ladies of Walter Newhall Circle A R. invited to attend funeral services. Thursday.

2 from residence of son. in-law. David Slbbltt. 1133 Shackamaxon st. Interment private.

SCINN- On the 16th inst. BRIDGET JOSE-INE. daughter of John and Nellie Quinn. of Newtown Sands. County Kerry.

Ireland, aged 16 months and 8 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. Thursday, at 2 M. from her parents' residence. 1410 Conestoga st.

54th and Woodland ave. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. P.EILLY. July 14, THOMAS F. Sr.

beloWd husband of Johanna Rellly (formerly of 808 Dickinson Relatives and friends, snd Mntual Aid Society and employes of Bros, invited to attend funeral. Thursdav. 8.30 A M. from late residence. 6308 Chestnut st.

Solemn mass of requiem at Church of Our Lady of Victory, 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross. RENZ. On the 16th of July. 1906.

SARAH E. beloved wife of John Rena (nee Fuller), in her 39th year. Th relatives and friends of the familv are respecfullv invited to attend the funeial. on Thursday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence. 2241 Ingersoll st.

Interment Northwood Cemeterv. ROGERS. Residence. 2331 Huntingdon St. on Julv 17.

1906. MARY ROGERS, wife of William Rogers, and daughter of ihe late John and Anna Hollywood. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning. July 20. at 8 o'clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law.

Mr William Oiberson, 2148 Orleans st. Solemn requiem mass at the Church jofff Nativity at 10 A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery- ROSE. On Julv 14. 1906.

CATHERINE ROSE, a true and faithful servant of Mrs I McFarlond. 1243 Vine st. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday' afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the parlors of Oliver Bair. 1801 Filbert st. Interment nt Mt Moriah Cemeterv.

SCHADB. On July 16. 1906. JOSEPH LAWRENCE, aon of Harry and Elizabeth Sohade. aged 2 months and 10 days.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, Wednesday. 2 from parents' residence, 315 7th st. InternJent American Mechanics. SCHWEBER. On July 15.

1906. ANNA, beloved wife of Frederick Schwerer and daughter of the late Julius and Anna Market Ladies' Society and the employes of Frederick Schwerer Sc Company's wagon works, are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, at 2 M. at her late residence, 2008 Amber street (Front and Norria streets). Interment at Greenwood of Cemetery. SEYM AN.

On Julv 17, 1906. GUSSIE, daughter of David and Adaline Seyman, In her 21st year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 10 A precisely, from the residence of ber parents. 1504 Alder at. Interment at Chevra Bikur Cholin.

SHINN. At Atlantic City. J. on July 16, 1906. NORMAN RIDGWAY.

Infant son of Samuel and Anna Shinn, aged 4 months 8 weeks. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3.30 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 234 Main at. Alt Holly. J.

interment at Mount Hollv Cemetery. SHIVERS. On Seventh month. Third day. 17th.

1906. HARRIOT E. wife of the late Benjamin, Shivers, in her 81st year. 50-inch in There but we shall yard. Women of such a two browns, mixed gray suits.

Pay Plenty on the and attractive. make the $22.50 $14.00 $20.00 $16.00 Sufficient give plenty Lingerie Waists and silky as of Persian Valenciennes, loveliest of and $8.50 $9.00 $9.50 $10.50 $15.00 $16.50 $20.00 Ryndam Oceanic Citta di Torino. La Bretagne United States A Victoria Barbarossa Batavia Samland Minneapolis Minneapolis Campania Furnessia Moltke Bremen Teutonic Liguria Roma La Provence Cedric Prinness Irene Patricia Frruria Minnehaha New Y'ork Fraucesca Vaterland Caledonia Perugia Smolensk Carmania Carpatbia Kronpi-inz Wilhelm. Baltic Potsoam Liverpool Genoa. Au twerp London Genoa.

Genoa. M'lles. Genoa. Southampton Trieste. -Naples Rot'am Libau.

Liverpool Genoa. -July 18 -July 18 18 19 19 -Julv 19 19 -July 21 21 -July 21 21 21 21 -Julv -July -July -July 28 -Jnlv 28 28 -Julv 28 31 31 -Julv 31 1 Aug. 1 Liverpool Rotterdam -JSC yara. directors and employes of Sixth National Bank, and other associations of which he was a member, are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 3.30 M. from his late residence.

804 4Sth St. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. MeCARDELL. On July 15. 1906.

LILUE BERTHA, wife of Ciarence McCardell and daughter of Elizabeth Hoffman. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesdav. the ISth Inst. at 2 precisely, at her late residence. 837 Highland avenue.

Overbrook. Interment private. MfGOOHAX. On Julv 15. 1906.

ANNA GERTRUDE, daughter of Patrick and Mary Mc-Goohan. in her 23d rear. The relatives and fiiends of the family, also Sodality and League of the Sacred Heart of St Thomas'-Church. are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her parents. 2120 17th st.

Solemn requiem mass at St Monica's Church at 10 A M. Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. McGROARTl'. On July 17. 1906.

ANNIE, infant daughter of Neil and Annie McGroarty. aged 1 year and 4 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her parents' residence, lis Summer st. Front and Rice sts. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

MILES On July 16. 1906, CATHARINE A.J wife of Michael Miles. Relatives and friends' are invited to attend Thursdav. 8 A M. from brother's residence, Michael Frame.

3505 Sunnyside ave. Falls of Schuylkill. High mass St Bridget's Church. Interment at St Marv's. Roxborough.

MORFORD. At the Leighton. Point Pleasant, Tuesday morning. July 17. 1906.

EMILY FRANKLIN, widow of Livingston Mor-ford. and daughter of the late Rev Walter Franklin. Service at the Leighton. Wednesday evt-ning. at 8 o'clock.

Interment at Newton. Thursday afternoon, on arrival of 12 o'clock train from Barclay Street, New York. MORRISON. On July 1G. 1906.

JAMES MORRISON. Relatives and friends, also Me-lita Lodge, No 2i5. and A and South-wark Lodge. No 146. I F.

are invited to attend th funeral services, on Thursday, at 1 M. from his late residence. 1609 2d st. Interment private, at Mt Moriah Cemetery. MURRAY.

Suddenly, on July 15. 1006. EMILY MAY. daughter of Robert and Jennie Murray, aged 3 years and 9 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, tday (Wednesday), at 2 M.

at the residence of her parents, 2233 Ralston St. Intel ment at Mt Moriah Cemetery. MURREY. On Julv 16. 1906.

DENNIS son of James and Bridget Murray. Relatives and friends, also the Sodality of St Patrick's Church, are Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 8 A M. from his late residence. 2530 South st. High mass of requiem at St Anthony's Church, at 9.30 A M.

Interment at St Denis's Ometery. Ardmore. NEELY. On Julv 16. 1906.

MATTHEW NEELY. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday, at 2 at his late residence. 26 East Sharp-nack street. Germantown. Interment private, at Leverington Cemetery.

NEILL. Julv 15, WILLIAM NEILL, son of James and late Anna Nelll. Relatives and friends, also Sodality League of Sacred Heart and Rosary Society of St Patrick's Church, invited to attend funeral. Thursday 8.30 A M. from late iesidence, 2046 Kater below South.

Solemn requiem mass at St Charles' Church. Interment Holy Cross. O'BRIEN. On Jnlv 15, 1906. MARIE E.

daughter of John and Mary O'Brien, aged 5 months and 2 weeks. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on -Wednesday at 2 M. from her parents' residence, 622 Bambrey st, 25th and South. Interment at Holv Cross Cemetery. O'NEILL.

On July 16. 1906. JESSIE, beloved daughter of Thomas and Jessie O'Neill, aged 4 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon. July 18.

at 2 o'clock, at residence of her parents. 1456 28th at. Interment Mt Moriah Cemetery. PATTERSON. At Winnetka.

III. on July 14. 1006. GEN ROBERT PATTERSON, of Philadelphia, aged 76 years. Relatives and frienda of tho family are invited to attend the fureral str vices, on Wednesday morning.

8t 10 o'clock, at the meeting house. Laurel Hill Cemetery. Philadelphia. Interment private. PAXSON.

On July 16. 1906. SAMUEL, son of the late Benjamin and Maria Paxson. Relatives and friends, also the members of the Independence Council. No 1, Lincoln Cir Second Floor, Centre and Filbert Street Eighth Filbert St.

and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Sixth-day, 20th. at 2 M. from her late residence. 590 Benson St. Camden.

J. Interment private. Evergreen Cemetery. SIXSMITH. On July 16.

1906. JOHN SIX-SMITH, aged 83 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday, July 19. at 11 A M. at the residence of his son-in-law.

Mr Chauning Allen. 14 Walnut ave. Mecchantvllle. J. Interment private, at Colestown Cemetery.

SLEETH. On July 15. 1906. FANNIE C. daughter of Laura and the late George Sleeth.

aged 18 years and 7 months. Relatives and friends, and Integrity Council. No 66. of L. are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday at 2 M.

from the residence of her mother. 2118 Wharton street. Interment at Mt Moriah Cemetery. SLOAN. On July 15.

1906. HENRY SLOAN, aged 49 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Thursday. 19tb inst, at 7.30 A M.

from his late residence. No 319 Spruce st. Mass at St Joseph's Church, at 8 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cemeterv. STACKHOUSE.

On the 16th inst. SAMUEL E. son of the late Euclldus and Mary Stack-house in his 73d year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, na Thursday. July 19.

at 1 M. at the residence of his brother-in-law. Martin White. Md-dletown township. Bucks Co.

Pa. near Hllcroft Station. Interment at Bristol. Cemeterv. THOMAS.

17th inst. DAVID II THOMAS. Sr. aged 78. Relatives and friends.

Welcome Lodge. No 453. and A M. and emplovea of Tbomas-Roberts-Stevenson Co. invited to attend funtral.

Friday. 10.30 A M. residence of Christian Swartz. Parberford. Pa.

Carriages will meet train leaving Broad St Station 9.10 A M. Interment Vincent Reformed Church. TIMMONS. On July 17. 1906.

JOSEPHINE M. daughter of Daniel and Mary TlmmonSj aged 21 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 8 A M. from her parents' residence. 333 9th st.

Camden. J. Solemn high mass at Church of Immaculate Conception, at 9.30 A M. In-Interment at Calvarv Cemeterv. TODD.

July 15, WILLIAM son cf Thomaa and Mary A Todd, aged 13 years and 6 months. Relatives and friends Invited to attend the funeral. Wednesday. 1 from residence of bis parents, 4025 Westminster ave. Services at Church ot fhe Holy Comforter.

4fith and Haverford, 2 M. Interment Mt Moriah. VAX'AN'T. Suddenly, on July 17. 1906, WILLIAM VANZANT.

son of the late John and Margaret Vanzant. aged 48 years. Due notice of the funeral will be gtveu. from bis brother-in-law's (George Flick) residence, 129 27th st. Camden.

J. WELSH. On the lflth Inst. WILLIAM ID. son of Thomas and Winifred, Welob.

aged 2 years and 9 months. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 M. from his parents' residence, 1458 Hollywood st. (29th and Jefferson). Interment at Holv Cross Cemetery.

EN LOCK. July 15. 1006. WILLIAM, on of James and Fanny Wenlock, aged 23 years. The relatives and friends, also Crow Tribe.

No 423. I Justice Lodge. No 186. I F. and employes of the ictoria Mills, are Invited to attend the funeral, oa Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his parents' residence.

1147 DMy st (11th and Wolf 6ts). Interment at Mt Moriah Cemetery. WHITTINGTON. On Julv 17. 1906.

ROBERT LEVIS, son of Salfie Whlttlngton: Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday, at 2 at the residence of his aunt. Mrs Thomas Meeds. 1920 West York street. Interment private. Pottsville.

and Baltimore. papers please copy. IN MEMORIUM MILLER In fond and loving remembrance of our dear son and brother. (J MORRIS MILLER, who departed this life July 18. 1908.

In his 18th vear. Sadly missed. IN LOVING MEMORY OF SARAH B. Wllr-SON. who dparted this life July 18.

1905. SISTER AND NIE1CES. IN SAD BUT LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF my dear husband. HERMAN C. DEMORE.

who died July 18. 1905. Green as the leaves his memory shall be. WIFE. LAYDEN.

In memory of CHARLES LAT-den. who died Julv is. 1905. Sadly m-ed. MOTHER.

SISTER AND CHlLDRlS. To Arrive at New. York Name. From. Sailed.

DUE-JULY 18. Princess Irene Gibraltar Jly 9 Teutonic Liverpool July. 11 DUE JULY 19. Perugia Palermo July 5 Hudson Havre July 7 Patricia Boulogne July 8 DUE JULY 20. Roma Naples July 7 Mississippi Antwerp July 7 Sloterdyk Rotterdam July 7 La Provence Havre July 14 tlvos and friend are Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday.

19th iust. at 2 M. from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr Richard Pyne. 2033 MeOlellan St. Interment at Mount" Moriah Cemetery.

HETTRICU. On July IT. 1906 HEXRT G. husband of the late Teresa Hettricb (nee Flnrle. aeed 84 rears.

Relatives and friends are' invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 7.30 A from his late residence. 434 Diamond st. Requiem at St Boniface's Church. 9 A M. Interment private, at St Peter's Cemetery.

July 14t 1006. XKLLIE MAY JAKMAN (nee Horner), beloved wife of O.ocar Jarman. asred 32 years and 4 months. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 3 M. from the residence of her stepfather.

Mr James Mas-sey 915 Cherry street. Camden. J. Remains mav be viewed on Tuesday evening. Interment at Evenrreen.

JOHXSON. On July 15. 1906. BRIDGET, vrife of Michael Johnson and daughter of the late John and Elizabeth McGee. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral.

Thursday. 7.30 A M. from late residence. 2228 Alter at. Requiem mass at St Charles' Church A M.

Interment Cathedral Cemetery. JORDAN'. On July 16. 1906. CLARA LOC-ISE.

wife of George Jordan and daughter of Rosalb and late Vesey. Services Thursday. 2 M. late residence, 3128 Livingston st. Richmond.

Interment private. KERLIN. Ob July 15. 1906. HELEN MARION, younipsft daughter of Samuel and Ruth Kerlln.

aged 8 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the faneral. on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her parents. 3820 Falrmount ave. Interment private.

KIRBY. Suddenly, at New York city, on July 16. 1906, J. WILBUR KIRBY. of Philadelphia, aged 4S years.

Services and Interment strictly private. t.a nnv. rtr, 16. 1906. SAMUEL H.

husband of Anna La Rue, aged, iO years. Relatives and friends of the family, also ii-liainson Lodge, No 369. and A Relief Council. No 47. A M.

and employes of George Bnmra. are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 from his late residence. 2210 30th st. Interment private at Mt Vernon Cemetery. LICHEN.

Suddenlv. on July 16. 1906. WILLIAM, beloved husband of Margaret Lichen. Relatives and friends, also Liberty Bell Lodge, No 57.

of T. and Ivy Leaf Lodge. No 258 A to of are Invited to attend funeral. Fridav morning, at 8.30. from his late residence.

4638 Merlon ave. Solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Mother of Sorrows at 10 A M. Interment at St Dennis' Cemetery. LYONS. On July 16, 1806.

ANDREW husband of Pauline Lyons, in his 43d year. Relatives and friends. Camden Lodge, No 23. are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 9 A M- from his late residence. 403 Leeonev ave.

Palmyra, J. Solemn high mass at Sacred Heart Church. Rlverton. J. at 10 A M.

Interment at Mt Carniel Cemetery, Moorestown. J- MACCUSKEY. On July 16. 1900. ELIZABETH LEO daughter of Leo and Mary Mac-Ouskev.

of Trenton and Newark. J. aged 22 years. Relatives and friends or the family f.re Invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursdav. the 19th instant, at 2 o'clock, at ber late residence.

3532 N. 19th st. Interment private. MAHERY. On July 16 1906.

FRANCIS MA-HERY. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. Thursday, at 8 A from bis late residence. 1925 Poplar st- High requiem mass at Church of the Gesu at 9.30 A M. Interment at St Denis'.

Haverford. MARCUS Od July 17. 1906. DOROTHY G. daughter of Harry and Myra Marcus, aged 20 Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday, at 10 A precisely, at her parents', residence, 2110 Warnock st.

Interment private at Adath Jeshurun Cemetery. MASON At Mount Holly. J. on July 17, 1906. JERUSHA HAVEN MASON, wife of William- Mason, aged 78 years.

Relatives and friends' are invited to attend the funeral, from her husband's residence 29 Cherry st. Mount Hollv. J. on Friday, the 20th inst, at 2 I. Interment at Mt Holly Cemetery.

MAV.Suddenly. on July 16. 1906. GEORGE! of the late Captain Jonathan May. Relatives and friends.

Lodge No 2. and A Columbia A C. No 91: St Alban Command- ery. Na 47. Philadelphia Lodge.

No 2, For mail steamers see Mails." "Closing of Foreign Mrs. Surratt's Attorney Dead INDIANAPOLIS. July 17. John W. Clampitt, who with Reverdy Johnson defended Mrs.

Surratt following the assns-sinatlon of President Abraham Lincoln, died today at the Indianapolis City Hospital. He was born in the District of Columbia in 1838 and for many years was an employe -of the Postoffice Department In the West. Admits Having Three Wives COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 17. William Painter, arrested last night on the charge of bigamy, admits that be has three wives in Columbus, and it. is reported, but denied by that he has a wife In Cincinnati and still another in Pittsburg.

The affidavit against him was filed by wife No. 2, formerly Cassie O'Reans, on November 1, 1904.. but it was not served until tonight because of lis absence from the city. Painter came originally from Pittsburg. Wife No.

1 was Sidney Zim- jner and wife No. 3 Edith May Kipp. '-Wife Murderer a Suicide DETROIT, July 17. Christopher Spindleman, the Windsor, cigarmaker who shot and killed his wife last Satur day night, hanged himself early today in his Teen in tne jail at sanawicn, with his "shoe laces. y..