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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1903 (NEWS OF THE SHIPS STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER AND SHIPPING MEN Challis at 371c Children's Underwear at Half for Kriss Krinqle 4 Headquarters lrlcc 1 1 uioj nimyiD uas csiaui lsncu 75r, Sat.in-st.rine Fine Chains with ribbon-edge plain satin. Light or dark grounds, much wanted for gifts. and Clearings at This Port Delaware Bay and River Mari- About one hundred dozen Children's High-grade White Wool Vests and Pantalets, and Natural Wool Shirts. Drawers and Pantalets. In desirable seconds or a high-grade quality, are here to-day at half the prices of rirsts or the same maaes 16- and 18-inch 30c each 24- and 26-inch 40c each 20- and 22-inch 35c each 28- and 30-inch 45c each 32- and 34-inch 50c each The regular prices or firsts are from 60c to $1.00 each, according to size, and these are just as good for all practical purposes.

East store, Market street ment. ana win be there every afternoon until Christmas from 2 to 5 o'clock. Bring the little lolks to see him. to shake hands with him, and to tell him what they wish for Christmas. -He Is a fun-loving, jolly-faced old soul, and will be qlad to see them.

Then take the little tots on a tour through the departments to the dolls and the animals, to the games and meclanlcal toys: and by all means do not forget to see that wonderful railroad that we have built, and over which a miniature train runs, passing over bridges and gorges, through tunnels and mountains. There Is fun for the older folks as well as for the younger ones, so no one can afrord to miss it. New West and West Centre Stores. Fourth Floor Special Values in Boys' Clothing Why not make the boy's Christmas girt something or practical use to him? Wi are giving particularly good values In B3ys Clathlng BOYS' KERSEY REEFERS In blue, tan or red double-breasted chevron on sleeves: velvet collar $5.00. BOYS' RUSSIAN OVERCOATS or oxrord chinchilla or blue and black kersey velvet collar, chevron on sleeve warmly- lined $3.50 and $5.00.

BOYS' SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS or blue. tan. brown or red serge trimmed with silk braid and chevron $3.50. BOYS' LONG OVERCOATS of ail-wool kersey and frieze raw edges and serge linings $3.50 and $5.00. $5.00 Norfolk Suits at $3.50 75c Corduroy Knee Trousers.

50c $8.50 Norfolk Suits at $5.00 $1.00 Knee Trousers are now 50c New West Store, Second Floor Chiffoniers and Bureaus Reduced Justin time for holiday buying doesn't that sound Interesting? But there is only a limited number at these reduced prices S9.00 Golden Oak Chiffoniers reduced to S7.75 $10.00 Golden Oak Chiffoniers reduced to $8.00 SI 1.C0 Golden Oak Chiffoniers reduced to $9.00 $13.00 Go'den Oak Chiffoniers reduced to $10.00 $15.00 Golden Oak Chiffoniers reduced to $12.00 $9.00 Golden Oak Bureaus are reduced to $6.50 $10.50 Golden Oak Bureaus are reduced to 58.50 $17.50 Golden Oak Bureaus are reduced to $13.00 The extra values are not confined to tnese few, however for our regular stock is lull or them. Chiffoniers of golden oak and mahogany at $12.50 to $60.00. and handsome bird's eye maple Bureaus at 1 6.00 to $85.00. New West Store and West Centre store. Third Floor Christmas Sale of Watches Second day of the most interesting special Watch Sale In the history or this department the qreatest values in perhaps the most practical assortment of Watches to be ound in this city.

Enough of most or the special lots at reduced prices to last another day or two. and there will be good picking throughout the week. Just a word of some or the special ofierings: Alen a 512.50 Open-face Watches at $10.00 Gold-filled case, guaranteed lor 20 years, sma model: Swiss movement Men's $45.00 Hunting-case Watches at $35.00 Heavy 14-karat solid gol ca or Walth movement Women's $10.00 Open-face Watches at $7.50 1 Gold-fliled case, guaranteed fjr 20 years: good wis movement Women's $22.00 Hunting-case Watches at $18.00 Solid 14-kirat gol case, with ei her El tI a or Wultham mov3ment Women's S35.00 Open-face Watches at 525.00 Cha elaine size, 14-kirat gol! casi l-Ja eled Swiss lever movement Women's $30.00 Open-face Watches at $20.00 Heavy solid 14-karat gold Keystone case. Back of case enameled in blue, green or red, and inlaid with 14-karat gold in a variety of beautiful designs. Excellent Swiss movement.

Boys' $4.50 Open-face Watches at $3.50 Solid nickel case, with a Jointed back and fitted with a guaranteed Swiss movement: pendant-set. Gun-metal Watches at special prices Styles for men. wo en and bovs. Several desijns. fitted with good movements.

Prices from S3. 00 to $9.00. Purchases made now will be held for delivery later, if so desired. The important thing is, to make selection while the assortment Is at its best. west Centre Store, Market Street Rubber Boots for Boys and Girls Better get them now.

Last year there were a good many disappointments because there was a scarcity of Rubber Boots around Christmas. That may occur again, so make assurancs doubly sure by getting them now and make a lot or young hearts happy. The "Storm King" Rubber Boots "are the best. Sizes 8 to 10 at $1.25: sizes 11 to 2 at $1.75: sizes 2 to 6 at $2.25 a pair. These prices are lower than usual.

nsw west store. Market street 1 So mething About Movements on time Notes of Interest to Port of Philadelphia, Dee 2 Sun rises. 7.03 A sets, 4.35 51. xiign water fbiladelphia 11.27 A M. Breakwater 6.02 A M.

11. 48 6.21 Low water-Philadelphia sax A M. 6.36 P- Breakwater A M. 12.07 Arrived Yesterday IStrs MAYFIELD (Br) Sampson. Porto Praya, V.

ballast. Win Grandtield: GEORGE CLYDE, Rich Norfolk, etc. mdse. Wni Clyde Co; ANTHONY GROVES. JR.

Fow- ler. Baltimore mdse. Ericsson Line; ATLAS, Fenlon. Baltimore, ballast. Jos Gabriel; CHATHAM.

Hnde-ins. Savannah, mdse. Mer jchants Miners' Transportation Co. I'fcirkentiue JENNIE SWEENEY, Hudson, jnandina. lumber.

Stetson V- Winstnore; SIK MaeGRKGOR, Krum, Brunswick, lui Mitchell Megee. er JES lumber, ISchrs WM Sl'MNER. French. New York, hallasr V. Sreelinan (arrived Mondarl MA- TILDA llUUDA, Smith.

Savannah, lumber, I Steelman. I Barges MARION. from Boston; TUNNEL UIDGE. from Neponset: F.PH RATA, flora East Boston (In tow tug LYKEXSi. Hagernian: 3 if KyJ yi, i join nub imi aii.i from outside Delaware Gabriel.

Cleared Yesterday RHYNLAND (Belg). Barman. Antwerp. In- rnational Mercantile Marine Co: ELISE MA- (Gerl. Stege.

Copenhagen. Philip Rn- recht: ROMA. Cameron. Sabine Pass Sun 'o; YEMASSEE, Simmons. Norfolk, etc, Win Clyde is.

Co; GOLDSBORO. Swain. New-York. Wm Clvde Co; ANTHONY GROVfIS, JR. Fowler, Baltimore, Ericsson Line.

chrs BERTHA WALKER. Hooper. Puerto Plata. San Domingo. Haldt Cummins; A SHERMAN.

Johnson. Fernandina. Sreelman: JOHN A BECKERMAN. Rogers. Norfolk, Haldt Cummins; ANN IE ALLEN.

Reick-er. Gloucester. Haldt Cummins: WM HUSTON, Thebideau, Fall River, Mitchell Megee. arses PEMBERTON. for Boston; BRADDOCK and NORTON, for Fall River (in tow tug PAOLIt.

Chas Silver. Delaware Bay and ltiver News )elaware Breakwater. Dec 1. Passed out Strs PRINZ AD A I BERT (Geri. from Philadelphia for New York: MANHANSET (Br), from Philadelphia for Rotterdam.

A-vived Str SKULD from Java: schrs ESSE BARLOW, from i or folk for New York; MAIDEN, from Norfolk for Boston: MARCUS GODFREY. Awaiting orders Strs KNIGHT ERRANT (Br) and ST IRENE (Br), from Java. iteedv Island. Dee 1. Passed down Strs I CIliEN (Br.

for Dover: FALCO (Nor) Havana: YEMASSEE. for Norfolk, etc: ADELAIDE BARBOUR, for Fernandina; i.u- for schr tugs ASTRAL, towing barge; PAOLI, towing three barges. Arrivals the Blankets in Good Seconds On Monday we advertised and sold a large number of Blanket "sec-onds" or ssveral excellent makes best Blanket values or the season so rar. To-day we orfer the rest of these "seconis" lots that were a little belated In shipment. Don't miss this unusual money-saving $4.00 Blankets in seconds at $3.00 a pair $5.00 Blankets in seconds at $4.00 a pair $7.50 Blankets in seconds at 55.75 a pair These are White Woolen Blankets, or full, generous size (72 x84 inches), silk-bound and with colored borders.

As good as "rirsts" for all practical purposes. New West Store, Filbert Street Finest Persian Lamb Jackets The great popularity of Persian Lamb, especially for the larger rur pieces, is based upon practical ror this fur. if or the right quality and dye. has hardly an equal ror either style or service. But "cheap" Persian lamb garments are decidedly a snare and a delusion this season; for the right sorts of sxins have easily commanded full prices, and "reductions" can be made only by sacrificing the quality or by much "piecing" both of which reduce value faster than cost.

None but genuine Lelpsic-dyed skins can find a place in tills stock we look beyond the first season's wear: and our orrerings comprise everything new and worthy in style, at prices that we brieve to be unmatched for equal grades. These items are merely suggestive Persian Lamb Eton Jackets at $225.00 An excellent style, with pipings of bla.K velvet and cuffs of the same: chok collar: richly trimme! with bl ck and-whit; brild. Persian Lamb Trimmed Jackets at $280.00 Avery becoming new model, 22 inches w-ith high collar and broad revers of ric ly blende! baum marten. Superb in both fit and quality. Stylish Persian Lamb Jackets at $95.00 de in the resu.aiion style, with storm liar and revers, from conuine LeiDslc-dyed skins brioht and lustrous: qool satin linina.

Persian Lamb Box-front Jackets at SI 50.00 The skins arj of choice witn revers in the very latest shape to be worn oen or loase: vsry richly li.itd. Skirted Coats of Persian Lamb at $315.00 The actual lim of up-to-date style, and exceedingly dressy: 30 inches long, made of and lustrous skins, with close-tilting collar and revers. A luxuriJUi garment In evsry way. Coats of Persian Lamb and Chinchilla. $390.00 A superb model, 27 inches the storm liar, revers anl are of chinchilla, and there Is a handsome braid girdle, wiih pindant.

East Csntre store. Second Floor, Filbert Street How About a Silk Waist Pattern? We expect to sell a great many Silk Waist Patterns between now and Christmas, and we have made great preparations to do so. It Is a gift that a woman knows how to appreciate. Slip In a crisp note, to cover the cost or making, ir you choose, though that Is by no means necessary. Here Is a notion or what some pretty Waist Patterns will cost all neatly boxed: Five yards of Pongee-color Corded Wash Silk $1.25 Five yards of Striped Wash Slix.

a variety of patterns 1.75 Four yards of Striped or Figured Tafreta Silk $2.00 up Four yards or Fancy Louislne Silks, various patterns $2.00 Fine choosing, too, rrom our remnants of Silks at greatly reduced prices pieces large enough for many kinds of fancy work. East Centre Store. Main Aisle Christmas Slippers are Ready We ordered most of our Holiday Slippers several months ago. so as to give time to make them carelully and season them well. Now.

in our handsome new Shoe Department, we have much more space to show the great variety ror this stock certainly Is not surpassed In Philadelphia lor either novelty or correct We give to the making or our Slippers Just the same care that we use In the making or our shoes they must be not only up-to-date In materials and appearances, but perfect-fitting for where may comrort be expected ir not in one's slippers? Better anticipate Christmas needs by selecting now. while styles and sizes are plentiful MEN'S SLIPPERS WOMEN'S SLIPPERS ft Marcus li.Mik. Dec 1. Anchored on tr TAl'K POINT (Bri. for iAjndon.

Passed down Jf Schr A SHERMAN, for Fernandina; 1 steam dredge CAPE FEAR, tug ARCTIC, i towing barge ISABEL ''ela ware Breakwater. Dec 1. Ordered Strs 'KNIGHT ERRANT (Br. from Java to Bos- ton: ST IRENE (Br), from Java to New A York; SKULD (Nor), from Java to New York. Breakwater, Dee 1.

5 Northeast: 9 miles; I smoky: bar. 3o.l2. Passed out Str LUCIGEN (Brl. for Dover o. Passed up 4.30 7 Str CHATHAM, from Savannah.

'elaware Breakwater, Dec 1 Sailed Str SKULD iNuri. Hansen, from Java, sailed to -v New York. Delaware Breakwater. Deo 1 Passed out Str Curtains and Couch Covers These are busy days In the Upholstery department; not only a large trade ror home rerurnlshlng. but an unusual demand for Couch and Table Covers and other useful things for holiday glits: $5.00 Real Bagdad Curtains are now $3.00 each $5.00 Real Bagdad Couch Covers at $3 00 each $2.50 and $3.00 Ceuch Covers now $1.50 each $4.00 and $4.50 Couch Covers now $3 00 each These are all exceptional values, ror they are in our regular qualities and in a variety ol rich color elfects.

Kid Operas $1.00 a pair Tan Imitation Seal $1.00 Tan Vic! Kid $1.50 a pair Black or tan Romeos $1.75 Alligator $2.00 a pair Romeos. wine and-black $2.00 Patent Leather-trimmed $2.00 Tan Romeos or Faust 5 $2.50 Tourists, in tan $2.75 Romeos. with elk soles $4.00 Black Felt, felt soles $1.50 ack Felt, leather so es $1.50 Velvet, with leathers les $1.25 Bath Slippers or toweling 1 .00 Bath Slippers, leather soles 65c FALCO (Num. Hansen, Philadelphia fur Havana. OTHER PORTS Arrived Savannah.

Barge Jbarlest'! Dec 1 Tug STANDARD, towing No 58. from Philadelphia. Dec 1 Schr JOHN SCHMIDT, I from Philadelphia 'tint a Gorda. Nov i hr MARY QUINBY, from I'hilioh'liihlrt. Nov Str T.ACROMA.

from Phila-froni Phila-from Phila-froni Pbila-from Mar- delphia. 'Baltimore, Dec 1 Str ERICSSON. delphia. Swinemunde. Nov 28 Str FAULA.

delphia. Hamburg. Nov 30 Str ARCADIA, delphia. Nov 30 Str GENESEE, Jcus Hook. Gothenburg.

Nov 27 Philadelphia. Bark ALBATROSS, from Pliiladeli New York, Dee 1Str MAYERICK. from Phil- adelphia. Norfolk. Dec delphia.

1 Str CAIRNDON. from Phila- Passed Seilly. 1 Str OILFIELD, fiom Marcus West Centre Store, Second Floor, Filbert street House Coats and Bath Robes If trade In this department continues at its present brisk rate, somebody may not get exactly what they want after a while: though of course we shall do everything In our power to keep the assortment up to the top notch. Isn't It better for you and for us to get some or these things olf our mind before the last two or three shopping days before Christmas? $5.00 Two-faced Cloth House Coats at $3.75 A manufacturer's entire stock about a thousand in all. Remarkably stylish and coinlo'table Jickets at a very low price.

$7.00 Blanket Bath Robes reduced to S5.00 Women's Flannelette Night Gowns This Is the kind of weather to find out how very comrortabie they are. Thoroughly sanitary, washable, and warm without much weight. Two good numbers that it will not cost much to experiment with fir. IMinht GOWnS at 50C of flannelette, in several dtsirable OJO yi' JUWH3 at color efrecls. cqyare yoke and turnover collar tri.nme with edge of embroidery.

$1.50 NiQht GOWnS at $1.00 Of superior flannelette: several Z. patterns in pink-and blue and tlue-and-wni stripes: ci.cu ar yoke In plain color, with briar-stitched A special lot right from our own workrooms, rious colorings, and in lull, generous slzis. Cheval Glasses and Shaving Stands The one Is an excellent for a woman, the other for a man. They are in new and artistic designs, with Tine French plate mirrors. The Cheval Glasses are In golden oak.

bird's-eye maple, mahogany-finish and genuine mahogany, and prices, are from $28 to $70. The Shaving Stands are of golden oak or mahogany-finish, and have plenty of closet and drawer space ror shaving tools $6.50 to $16.50. New West Store ana Wst Centre store. Fior 4 rr- r. ins ncduquai teru lit uui tuy ucuau- The newest designs.

In va- Fine Mat-lase Jackets 1 2.0" 1 8.03 English Jackets $10.00 and $12.00 Dressing Gowns Jig 00 Blanket Bith Robe-S3 7i to $13.50 Turk sh Bath Robes $2 23 t. $12 00 i East store. Eignth Street the Immaculate Conception, at 10 o'clock. Interment New Cathedral Cemt-terv. Cl'RREN (in December 1.

19o3. ROSE, widow of Peter Curren. Relatives and friends of familv are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Saturday monilne. at 8. 30 o'clock, from her late residence, 3u2 JenVrson st.

Solemn requiem mass at St Church st 10 o'clock. Interment at Xew Cathedral Cemetery. DECK. On November 29, 1903. suddenlv.

GEORGE DECK, beloved husband of Anna Deck, and son of the late Andrew and Elizabeth Deck, aged 39 years. Relatives and friends of family are resj-ectfully invited to attend tiic- funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his father-in-law's iP Streetoni residence. 1111 Morris street. laterment at German Lutheran Cenicterv. DIERNBACIL On December 1.

1003. JOHN, beloved husband of Alice Diernbach. aged 46 years, at his late residence, 1346 Clearfield et. Due notice will be given. DOER It.

On December 1, 1903 HENRY DOERR, son of Catharine and the late Henry Doerr. Due notice of funeral will be given, from his late residence, 2824 Oxford St. DOXOHUE. On November 29. 1903, SARAH, wife of Thomas Donohue and daughter of Ellen and the late Michael McLaughlin, late of West-port, County Mayo.

Ireland. Relatives and frirods of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her mother's residence, 2530 Kimball st. High mass of requiem at the Church of St Anthony. Interment at Holy Cross Ceme-terv. ELFREY.

On November 2S. 1903. JENNIE, beloved wife of Walter Elfrey, and youngesi daughter of Susan and the late John Bell, aged 30 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also Pride of Court Bellevue. No 562.

of A. and Ladies' Ivy Social. Xo 1. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her husband's residence.

2238 North Twenty-eighth street. Intenntnt at Mt Vernon Cemetery. EXUE. On Nov 30. 1903.

ELIZABETH widow of Joseph Bnue. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend th; funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8 o'clock, from her late residence. 1614 Lawrence st Requiem at Sacred Heart Church. In ternient strWlv nrivate. ESSICK.

Suddenly, on the 30th inst. JOHN husband of Eliabeth Essick, aged 75 years. The relatives and friends of the familv, also employes of the National Tube Company, are respectfully invited to attend the services, Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock precisely, at his l.te residence. S906 Brown street. Interment at Brandywine Manor.

Pa. on Friday. EULER On November 30. 1903, MARTHA (nee Rich), wife of Henry F.tiler. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral services, Thursday afternono.

2 o'clock, from her late residence. 2040 20th st. Interment private. North Laurel Hill Cemetery. FISH.

On November 30, 1903. EDWARD M. FISH, aged 51 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon. at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 12o8 Wilder street.

Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. FOUNTAIN. Ou the 28th inst. ELIZABETH, widow of the late Alexander Fountain, aged 92 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeial.

from her late reslderce, 504 Salmon st (near Palmer and on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Palmer Ground. GALLAGHER. On November 28. 1903.

JAMFS GALLAGHER, husband of the late Margaret Gallagher (nee Toyi. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully iuvited to attend funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8.3o o'clock, from the residence of Michael Gill. 3075 Kensington ave. Solemn requiem mass at the Church of the Ascension, at 10 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cem-terv.

GILMORE. On November 29. 1903, MARTHA JAXE, daughter of Thomas and Martha A Gilmore, in her 27th year. Relatives ana friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral services on Thursday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock precisely, at her parents' residence. 54 Pastorius st.

Genuautowo. Interment private at Xorth Cedar Hill. GLOVER. On December 1, 1903. Mrs.

ALICK. widow of the late Hezekiah Glover, aged 82 years. The relatives and friends of the fara-ily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday. 4th at 1 o'clock, at her late residence, 1538 West Lehigh avenue. Interment private.

HAHN. On November 29, 1903. CAROLINE, daughter of Christina and late George Hahn. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral services. Wednsday, 2 o'clock, at her mother's residency.

846 13th st. Interment private at German Lutheran Cemetery. HALLO WELL. On November 29. 1903, JONATHAN II A LLO ELL.

aged 58 years. Relatives and friends of family, also members of Geerge Meade Post. i A R. and survivors One-hundred-and-sixth Regiment. Pennsylvania Volunteers, are respectfully invited to attend funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, tt 2 o'clock, at the residence, 1444 Broad st.

Interment at Sixth Street Union Cemetery. HAXEY. On November 29, 1903. MARY AXX, widow of William Hanev aged 72 years. Rela i I 3 I I stripes more serviceable than the and a fine range or colors In a rabric East Centre Store.

Main Aisle In felt, with flexible soles $1.00 High-cut. with ribbon ties $1.25 Princess, in red. black, green or gray $1.25 Romeos. in red. black, brown, green or wine $1.50 Black Felt Nulliriers $1.50 Duchesse.

of felt, with chinchilla fur trimming $2.00 Bath Slippers, or felt 65c Bath Slippers, or toweling $1.00 Bath Slippers, or velvet $1.50 Turkish 50c ScuUers. black or red $1.00 New West Store, Mark Street husband of the late Sarah A Loux, in his 78th year. Relatives and friends of the familv. also members of the Keystone Lodge. No 271.

ana A Columbia Chapter. No 91 A M-Covenant Lodge, No 114. I Philadei- Fhla Encampment. No 1, I F. are respect-uily invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday.

December 2. at 2 M. from his son Is residence. 2203 10th st. Interment will be made at Xorthwood Cemetery.

LOWREY. On Xovember 2S. 1903. the widow of Robert Lowrey. in her 79th vear.

Relatives and friends of faijjilv are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence" of her son-in-law, Mr Peter McNamara. 4305 German-town ave. To proceed to Ivy Hill Cemetery. LUCCA RENL On November 29. 1903.

SUSAN E. wife of late George A Luccareiil. and daughter of Sybilla and late James Miller, aged 33 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Wednesday morning.

8.30. from her late residence. 1708 Vine st. Requiem services at Cathedral. Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery.

McCORMICK. On December 1. 1903. ANNIE, wife of Cornelius McCormick. aged 42 years.

Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, Friday morning. 7 o'clock, from the residence of her" husband. 313 21st st. Mass at St Francis at 8 o'clock. Interment at Xew Cathedral Cemetery.

McDEVIITT. Suddenly, on the 30th of Xovember. ROSE McDEVfTT. widow of the late John MeDevitt. aged 65 years.

The relative and friends of the family are respectfuliv invited to attend the funeral, on Thursdav morning, at 8 o'clock, from the residence of Helverson's Sons. 93t North Tenth street. Mass at the Assumption Church. Interment ft Holy Cross Cemetery. MoKAY.

On Iecember 1. 1903. WILLIAM Mc-KAY, at his late residence. 1508 Front St. Due notice of funeral will be given.

McKEXXA. On Xovember 29. 1903. ANNIE wife of John McKenna. aged 53 years.

Relatives and friends of family, also St Leo's League of the Sacred Heart, are invited to attend funeral. Thursday morning. 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her husband. 3618 Knorr st. Tacony.

High mass at St Leo's, Church. Interment at St Dominic's. McKENNEY. On November 30. 1903.

JOHN J. husband cf Minnie A McKenney (nee Mona-han). and son of Stephen and Mary McKenney. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Thursday morning, December 3. at 8 clock, from his late residence, 655 Ferry ave, Camden.

J. High mass at Church of the Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock. Interment at St Mary's Cemetery, Gloucester. McQUIGGAX. On Xovember 29, 1903.

MARY, wife of John McQuiggan. aged 35 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Thursday morning, at 7.3o o'clock, from her late residence. 4 726 Germantown avenue. Chestnut Hill.

High mass at Holy Cross Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. McVEY. On Xovember 30. 1903.

JAMES, son of Frank and Maggie McVey. aged 21 days. Relatives and of family are respectfully invited to attend fuueral, on Wednesday afternoon. December 2. at 2 o'clock, rfom his parents' residence.

1917 Sergeant st. 31st ward. Interment at Xew Cathedral Cemetery. Maei-EAN. HEW BKYDON son William and the late Elizabeth Mercer McLean, aged 36.

Funeral services at his lati esidence. 277 4th St. on Friday. Dec 4. nt 2 1' M.

Friends and relatives are resnect-ul'v invited. Interment private. MAHONY. On November 28, 1903, ELIZA S. widow of James Mahony.

The relatives and friends art? Invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence, 953 North Seventh street, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Monument Cemetery. -MATTER N. Suddenly, on December 1. 1903.

FREDERICK son of the late Martin an 1 Catherine Mattern, aged 41 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Fridav afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence C14 Xorth 56th street. Interment private. MAYER. On November 30.

1903. CONRAD, husband of the late Catherine Mayer, aged 76 years. The relatives and friends of the familv. also the members of the Archconfra ternity of the Holv Family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 928 7th st.

Solemn requiem at 10 o'clock at St Peter's Church. Interment at St Peter's Cemetery. MONK. On Saturday. Xovember 28, 1903, CHARLOTTE M.

widow of the Hon Ellsha Monk, in her 80th year. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock precisely, at her late residence. 1917 33d St. Interment private at Mt Vernon Cemetery. On December 1.

1903. REBECCA MORGAX. aged 59 years. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services. Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock precisely, at the residence! of her brother-in-law, Wm Emsley.

2116 Hancock st. Services and interment at Gulf Mills Cemetery, Fridav morning, via 10.15 A train. Uth and Columbia avenue. CL0 tionic for llouen. Lizard.

Dee 1 Str SWITZERLAND, from adelphia for Antwerp, at 1 A M. Fire Isiand. Dec 1 Str PARTHIAN, from Phil-l adelphia for Boston, at lo.25 A NI. XV Nantucket, Nov 3o Str NORA, from Phila-w' delphia and Wilmington lor Hillsboro, at ft 10. 3o A M.

Cape Henrv. Dc 1 Str LARIMER, from Port Arthur for Philadelphia, at 2.20 M. -'Jupiter. Dec 1 Str SHAWMUT. from Philadel Mariners Buffalo, towing scows, cleared to-day 'with the tug Oclenieno and the fresh water barge Argo.

for Boston, going down the Canadian canals and around the coast. The Dunbar is expected to be able to cut through any ice that may be encountered. WAS FROZEX IN FOR i WO DA YS. Buffalo. Nov.

30. The propeller Melbourne passed up to-day. having been frozen in two days in the Laehine canal with eleven other steamers. SIGHTED A DANGEROUS DERELICT. Bait i-niore, Dec.

1. a dangerous derelict is reported at sea by the Donaldson Line steamer Par-thenia. Captain Rolk, which arrived yesterday from Glasgow. On November 29, in 35 degrees 2 minutes north latitude and 73 degrees So minutes west longitude, au tip-turned wooden vessel, about 150 feet long, was seen close alongside of the Parthenia. It was floating in the track of vessels.

SCHOONER THREATENED BY Nov. 30. The New Y'ork. New Haven and Hartford Railway lost twenty-six coal oars, a large amount of soft coal and a long coal slied through a fire to-night. The fire also threatened the five-masted schooner Fannie Palmer, but tugs managed to tow the vessel into the stream.

The loss is estimated at .125,000. There were 75,000 tons of soft coal in. the shed, much of which was destroyed. HARD WORK TO KEEP HER AFLOAT. Newport.

R. I Nov. 30. Tug Clara Clarita, bound from Vinal Haven to New York, with the lighter Ben Franklin in tow, put into this port to-day after a rough passage around Cape Cod. The lighter had aboard a 300-ton granite column for the Cathedral of St.

John the Divine, New York. The crew had hard work to keep her afloat in the heavy seas. The tug put in here for coal and will proceed to-morrow. TO TOW IN A DISABLED LIGHTSHIP. Baltimore.

Dee. 1. Lightship No. 71. Captain Tawes.

which was relieved from temporary duty off Cape Charles on Saturday by No. 49. was off the Great Wicomico yesterday with cylinder head and connecting red broken. Orders were sent to the tecderMaple at Portsmouth, to proceed to assist 71 qnd tow her to Baltimore. DISCHARGING TO GET AT A LEAK.

Havana. Nov. 3. Bark Sherwood (Ni.r.1. from Pensacola for Montevideo, whicli put in leaky, is discharging deck load to discover the leak.

RFTIRVKTI OX JfrnT'VT Of ICE Onebee Slti- VnrdaiiHii rir 1 reileraeii which left here 26th for Three Rivers, to load part cargo, returned to port yesterday, being unable to reach destination on account of ice. She will go to the lower St. Lawrence to complete cargo. STEAMERS' SCHEDULE To Depart From Philadelphia Name. For.

Sails. Rhynland tMassapequa tMohican tNorth Point Noordland fManch'r Exchange Mackinaw Friesland tEuxinia fAssvria fEast Point Pennland tMaseonomo Adria fPennmanor Eagle Point tMontana tWest Point Antwerp Dec. 2 Rotterdam Dec. 5 Lelth Dec. 5 London Dec.

Liverpool Dec. 5 Manchester 'Dec. 6 London 11 Liverpool fDec. 12 Rotterdam 12 Hamburg 12 London 'Dec. 14 Antwerp 16 Rotterdam I Dec.

in Hamhurg 22 Rotterdam 26 London IDec. 26 London Dec. 2t5 i LonUon De Cedrie Li Tprrwinl JDec. I Dec. IDec.

Dec. IDec. JDec. (Dec. Dec.

'Dec. JDec. Dec. Dec. Dec.

rec. Sloterdyk La Touraine Neckar P. Adalbert Pretoria Philadelphia Finland Etruria Mesaba Astoria Aurania Rhein Palatia Citta di Napoli. Noordam United States. Arabic Liguria Siberian Lahn Roma La Moltke Campania Minnetonka St.

Louis Vnderiand K. Wilhelm Amsteldyk Oceanic La Savoie Norge G. Waldersee Umbria Main New Y'ork Kroonland Menominee Citta di Milano Teutonic Amsterdam Hellig Olav La Bretagne K. W. dor Grvsse.

Corinthian Lucania St. Paul Zeeland Minneapolis Belgravla Rotterdam Havre Bremen Naples. Hamburg Southampton Antwerp Liverpool London I Glasgow Algiers, Naples. Rremen Naples, Naples. Rotterdam Copenhagen Liverpool Naples.

Glasgow Naples, Naoles. Havre Hamhiirf 10 10 Dee. 10 iDec. 10 IDee. 10 iDec.

10 JDec. 12 JDec. 12 12 ree. 12 15 -JDec. 16 rec.

16 'Dec. 17 19 19 JDec. 19 iDec. 19 JDec. 19 JDec.

19 19 rec. 22 iDec. 23 Dec. 23 23 JDec. 24 24 Dec.

24 26 JDec. 26 JDec. 26 IDec. 26 Dec. 26 (Liverpool I London I Southampton (Antwerp Bremen 'Rotterdam Liverpool Havre I (.

oenhaeea I Hamburg I Liverpool I Bremen Southampton I Antwerp I London Naples. Liverixwl (Rotterdam i Copenhagen Havre Bremen Glasgow I.ivemool i Southampton (Antwerp London 'Hamburg To Arrive at "ew York Name. From. Sailed. DUE DECEMBER 2.

Neapolitan Prince Palermo Nov. 15 Aurania (Gibraltar i Nov. 21 Citta di Napoli Naples iNov. is Rhein i Bremen iNov. 21 Roma INaples INov.

21 DUE DECEMBER 4. British Empire lAntwero iNov. 21 Liguria 'Naples' iNov! 21 Moltke Cherbourg INov. 26 Arabic i Liverpool Xov. 25 fDo not carry passengers.

For mail steamers see "Foreign Mails." FOREIGN MAILS Cloxinjj at Philadelphia PostofBce for the Week Ending December 5 WEDNESDAY. For Bermuda, per Pretoria. 4.00 A for Europe, per Cedrie. via Queenstown (France. Switzerland, Italv.

Spain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt. Greece. British India and Lorenzo Marquez when specially 7.30 A for Belgium, per Rhvnland.

via Antwerp (when specially S.00 A for Turks Island and Dominican Republic, per New York. 9.00 A M. THURSDAY. For France. Switzerland.

Italy. Spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt.

Greece. British India and Ixirenzo Marquez. per La Touraine, via Havre (other parts of Europe when specially addressed), 2 A for Cuba, per igilancia (Mexico, via Progreso. Campeebe and Vera Cruz when specially addressed). 4 AM: for Mexico, per Opland.

via Taiupico (when specially addressed). 7.30 A for Jamaica, per Admiral Sampson from Philadelphia SAM. Parcels post mails for Germany close at 12.30 Monday, per Kronprinz Wilhelm: AVed-nesday, per Neckar; 1: riday. per Pretoria. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

ETC. Mf.ils for Australia (except West Australia 1 which are forwarded via Europe). New- Zea-T land. New taieciouia. xiavmii.

i.u and Sa-moau Islands, per entura. close at San Francisco December 10. 1903. Mails for Australia (except West Australia which goes via Europe, and New Zealand which eoes via San Francisco), and Fiji Isll anils, per Moana. close at Vancouver December LI.

1903. Mails for China and Japan, per Hyades close at Seattle. Wash. December 10, 1903 Mails for China. Japan.

Hawaii and for the Philippine Islands, per China, close at San Francisco December 12. 19(3. Mails for Hawaii, per Alameda, close at San Francisco. December 17. 19u3.

Mails for Hawaii. China. Japan and the Philippine Islands, per Doris, close at San Francisco December 28. 1903. Mails for China and Janan.

rer Empress of India, elose at Vancouver December 28. 1 903. Ma lbs for the Philippine Islands, per United States transport, close at San Francisco January 1. 1904. Ma'ls for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands per Maritiosa.

close at San Francisco Januarv 1. 1904. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Baer, Israel, and Eva Goldstein. Brown, Robert and Lydia Ilampton. Brown.

William, and Josephine Perret. Burns, Charles -I. and Regina Dillon. Kdcir. William, and Lydia Bell.

tiilmunds. Geome W. and Cora A Smith Gabert. Max. and Anna Kuhn.

Gadrell. Jonathan and Mamie Gradrell Gaskill, George E. und Lillie Anderson Hincken, Harry, and Cora Erv. Howard, Joseph, apd Jennie Jameson. Irons, Joseph, and Kativia Owens Johnson.

Leonard S. and Ella Johnson. Junes, Walter, and Mary Magee. Kapf. Louis W.

and May Young. Lippincott, Samuel D. and Mary A Leckliner. Michener, Jesse and Minnie Allsop. Neuho-ff, -Henry, and Fay Schlaab.

O'Neill, Maurice and Florence Evans. Potter, Charles H. and Mary Johnson. Scott. John T.

and Mary Dommer. Sher. Isaac, and Beckie Lawitz. Smallberger. Joseph V.

and Marcaret A McXalTj Stotller. William 11. and Anna Ervin. Thomas, Albert D. and Lucy I Evans.

Tomeo, Antonio, and Antonnma Anorosa. I rban. Edwin C. and Mary Davis. Watr-rs Jacob, and Gussie Hillebrand.

Woolman. Theodore, and Harriett Adams. Zimmerman, William, and Marie Foster. MARRIEO HO LLIXGS WORTH ALBERT. On Monday.

November 1003. In New York, by the Martin Albert. LAURA, daughter of the Rcy Martin aVd Mrs Albert, to PEMBERTON HOL-LINGS WORTH, of Philadelphia. To Depart From York Name. For.

Sails. phia tor iampa. at A yv. Sailed Plymouth. Dec 1 Str CIMBRIA.

from Middles- i borough tor Delaware Breakwater. Baltimore. Dec 1 Str ERICSSON, for Philadelphia. Middlesborough Nov 2S Str CIMBRIA, for Delaware Breakwater. Shields.

Nov 30 Str AUGUST KORFF, for hiiaaeipnia. Pillev-s Islan.I. Nov. 30- Str TYR, for Phila- i delphia. I Vineyard Haven.

Nov 30-I THORP, for Philadelphia Schr SAMUEL Spoken Bark HAWAIIAN ISLES, from Honolulu. July 2r. for TJelaware Breakwater, on November 27, off Currituck (by barkentine Jessie Mac-Gregor). In Port Portsmouth. Nov 20 ANNIE CONLON, rroiu tvenueoec rur miaaeipma.

Cape Philadelphia. Nov DAYLIGHT, from FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS Br str, 1S23 tous. Sicilv to United States, sulphur. Ss 3d. A LA LA, Br str.

24! tons, west coast South America to United States, nitrate. 21s, February or March. PHOENIX. Nor str, 1376 tons. Philadelphia to Havana, coal.

I LINDA. Br str. 1562 tons, and WESTMOOR. Br str, 2.315 tons. United States to United Kingdom or Continent, phosphate.

about lis lid. December and Januarv respeetivel ISLE OF LEWIS. Br str. and JOSEPH MERRYWEATHER. Rr str.

1367 tons. United States (o United Kingdom or Continent, lumber. December. Januarv or Feff-ruarv. KVERIXGHAM.

Br str. 1940 tons GIA-' CoNIO I'. Ital str, 2050 tons, and IX( HDUNE, Br str. 2636 tous. and INCHMONA.

Br str. 2223 tons, and CAIRNDON. Br str. 1732 tons, and INCHMARLO. Br str.

2637 tons. and I NCHKEITH. Br str. 2419 tons. Gulf to United Kingdom or Continent, mdse, about 10s December or January.

'GREATHAM Br str. 1531 tons. Savannah to Liverpool and or Manchester, cotton, 26s 3d, if both ports 75 extra. December. GALLHT A.

Br" str. 3813 tons. Galveston to Liverpool or Manchester, cotton. 480o, December. EDITH HEYNE, Ger str.

13S9 tons. Hamburg Port Roval. kainit. 7s 6d. December.

YITTOItlA. Br str. 1751 tons. West Hartlepool to Baltimore, pig iron. 5s 3d, December.

DIRIGo. Atuer ship. New York to Shanghai. 115.0"0 cases reflued petroleum, lOViC. 1 or April.

I CORNIL BART. Fr bk. New Y'ork to Shanghai, 75.tOo casi-s petroleum. April or May. ESSEX.

Amr bk. 576 tous. Baltimoi-e to Fer- Tricot Cloth Jac ets at $4.00 Tricot Cloth Jackets, satin-quilted collar and cu fs $3 0 Two-faced Clotn Jackets $3.75 to $1 1 Broidcl tti Jacket at $7.50 each Velvet $13.50. 6.00 Market Street Filbert Street Eighth Street DIED ARM AND. On November 30.

lf03. FREDDIE, beloved sen of Fred-rlck and Mary Ar-mand, aged 9 years. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, Fridav afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 1211 Catharine St. Interment at Holv Cross Cemetery.

AYRES. On December 1, 1933. of diphtheria. ASA KELLEY', only son of William and Maria Avres. In his 3d year.

Residence. 10o7 16th st." Interment private. No funeral. BECKETT. in November 2T.

1103. FRANKLIN BECKETT, aged 80 years. The relatives and fnends of the family, also Enterprise Lodtre. No 9. I F.

of Bridgeport, .1. and butchers and business men of Pass-yunk avenue market, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at the residence of Ais son. Mr Warrer Beckett. 23 St Bernard st Interment nrivate. at Fernwood Cemetery.

EEX'KET. On the 1st FREDERICK husband of Bertha Becket (nee Dennett) and younst son of David and Isabella Becket. ill his 2ith year. Relatives and friends of family, also John E. Armstrong Council.

No. 130, Jr. O. U. A.

M-. are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 543 Wet Somerset street. Interment private. BECKETT. November 20.

1903. FRANKLIN BECKETT, aeed SO years. Relatives and friends of family, also Enterprfse Lodge. No S. I (I OF.

of Bridgeport, J. and butchers and business men of Passvunk Avenue Market, are respectfully invited to attend funeral services. Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at the residence of his son. Warren Beckett. 23 St Barnard st.

Interment private, Fernwood Cemetery. BELLOWS. On November 30. 1903. of scarlet fever.

HAROLD MONROE, son of Clara P. and the late Andrew J. Bellows, in his 10th year. Residence, 5146 Brown street. No "funeral.

BLOOM. On November 30. 1903. ESTHER, twin daughter of Emma and Albert Bloom, ased 2 years a ltd 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral.

on Thursday, at 1 o'clock, from her parents residence, 992 North Sixth street. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. BOYLE. On November 30. 1903, SOPHIE, wife of James Boyle, aged 40 years.

Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Thursday mcrning. at 7.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 711 Walnut st. Requiem mass at Church of Holy Trinity. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

BUNN. In Xorristown. November 29, 1903. Miss MARGARET BUNN. Funeral services on Wednesday.

December 2: at 1.30 M. from the residence of Dr Knipe, 528 Swede street. Xorristown. Interment private, at Montgomery Cemetery. CARNEY.

On Sunday, November 29. 1903, MARGARET, wife of Patrick Carney. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully Invited to attend funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residecce. 1243 Cad-walader st. Solemn requiem mass at St Michael's Church at 10 o'clock.

Interment at Xew Cathedral Cemetery. CARRE. Suddenly, on December 1. 1903. at his late residence, "6412 Elmwood avenue.

ED WARD CARRE. in the 73d vear of his ge. Due notice of the funeral will to given. 7 CARROLL-McKENDRICK. On November 29.

1903, MARY, wife of the late Terence Carroll and daughter of the late Edward McKendrick. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully Invited to attend funeral, on, Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence 818 Firth st. 8th and Cumberland. Solemn requiem mass at St Edward's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment private.

CLARKE. On November 28. 1903. EMMA wife of William Clarke. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, at her husband's residence S(9 17th st.

Interment private. COXOVER. In Newtown. Pa. on Monday, November 30, 1903.

AXNABELL wife of the late Clarence Conover, aged 30 years. 7 months and 24 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence. Court street, Newtown, or. Thursday.

December 3. 1903. at 1 o'clock. Interment 'at. Newtown Cemetery.

Novemher 28. 1903. MRS. KM-M COBSON. nee Hartman.

aged 54 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her sister. Mrs. M. Christopher-son.

1624 Cadwalader st. Interment at Green mount Cemetery. CROCKFORD. On November 29. 1903, LOUISA wife of Harry Crockford and daughter of and Emily Leutz.

Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend funeral, from her late residence. 228 Camac St. on Wednesday, at 1 c'clock. Interment at Mount Moriah. Cl'MMINGS.

On December 1. 1903. WILLIAM CUMMIXGS. Sr. The relatives and friends of the faiullv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, a 8.80 o'clock, from his late residence.

452 IH ond st. Solemn requiem mass at the Chu of tucKing and edged with deep selvedge MORGAX. Suddenly, at Bordentown. J. on November 30.

19o3. ANNA MORGAN, aged 61 rears. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeTal. from the residence of her husband. Rev Morgan.

13 Borden st, Bordentown. J. on Friday morning. December 4. at 10.30 o'clock.

Services at Mt Zlon A Church at 11 o'clock. Interment at Bristol. Pa. On November 29. 1903.

THOMAS, husband of Mart Murphy, aged 52 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at 8.3o o'clock, from his late residence. No. 1 League Island road. High mass of requiem at Our Ladv of Mt.

Carmel Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. On November 29. 1903. ELLEN LANDRETH.

infant daughter of John and Anna Murray. Interred at Cathedral Cemetery on Monday afternoon. O'NEILL. On November 30. 1903, HUGH, husband of the late Alice O'Neill.

The funeral will take place on Friday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 773 McAlpin-st. High mass of requiem at St Agatna's Church at 10 o'clock precisely. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. PLUMLY.

On November 30. 1903. GEORGE Funeral services at his late residence. 2O30 Race st, on Thursday. December 3, at 12 o'clock noon.

Interment private. PRAUL. On November 29, 1903, PRAUL, aged 68 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday meirning. at 11.30 o'clock, from his late residence.

Richboro, Bucks county. Pa. Interment Richboro Cemetery. Train fcr Chnrchville leaves Twelfth and Market streets at 9.43. Carriages will meet train.

QUIXN. On Xovember 30. 1903. RICHARD QUIXX, aged 43 years. Relatives and friends of family, also Lodge No 3.

and A M. are respectfully invited to attend funeral, Thursday afternoon, 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 127 Rochelle ave. Wissahickon. Services li) St James the Less. Interment in adjoining grounds.

Kindly omit flowers. RICE. On December 1. 1903. SUSAN, wife of Peter Rice, in her 87th year.

Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral services, Sunday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at her husband's residence. Laboratory st. Falls of SchuylkLl. Interment private. ROBERTSON.

On November 30, 1903. MARGARET WHITE ROBERTSON, daughter of Mary Robertson and the late William Robertson, in the 20th year of her age. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Thursdav. at 2 M. from residence of her mother, 3508 Sydenham St.

Interment at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. ROSENBERGER. On 29th inst, ISABELLA McCORMACK. widow of John Rosenberger, aged 70 years. Relatives and friends of family, are invited to attend funeral services, Wednesday, December 2, 2 precisely, at the residence of ber son.

Alouzo Rosenberger, Spring ave. Elkins Park. Interment private. RY'LANDS. Suddenly, on Xovember 29.

1903, ANNIE T. widow of John Rylands. aged 53 years. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attiid funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. 34th and Clearfield sts.

Falls of Schuylkill. Services in St James the Less. Interment at North Laurel Hill Cemetery. SHEETS. On Xovember 29.

1903, PETER SHEETS, aged 93 years. Relatives and the family, also members of the Rising Star Lodge. Xo 126. and A are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence, 1624 Christian St. on Wednesday.

December 2. at o'clock. Interment private at Fernwood Cemetery. Please omit flowers. SHELLEM.

In Glassboro. J. WILLIAM SHELLEM. aged 70 vears. Relatives and friends of family, also Gen Marion Council.

Xo 117, A M. of Phila; Montgomery Lodge, I F. No 57, of Xorristown, Pa members of Pt Breeze Funeral Fund, are respectfully invited to attend funeral, from the residence of his son-in-law. James Xeely. 2828 Jackson 8t.

Phila. on Sunday. Dec 6, 1903. Services at house at 1 o'clock M. Interment at Mt Moriah Cemetery.

THOMPSON. On December 1, 1903, CHAS, beloved husband of Mary Thompson (nee Park), aged 67 years 8 months. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral services. Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, from the residence cf his son. Jacob A Thompson.

328 Market st. Camden, J. Interment and services at Hurffville, Friday noon. December 4. TIESMEIER.

On Xovember 30, 1903, WILLIAM, son of the late Ferdinand Tiesmeier, aged 33 years 5 months. Relatives and friends of family, also New Jersey Mutual Association and Dip Sock Social Club, are respectfully invited to attend the. funeral, on Thursday afternoon. December 3, at 2 o'clock, from the familv residence, 337 Spruce St. Camden, J.

Remains may be viewed- Wednesday Interment at Old Camden Cemetery. TRIFELD. On Xovember 29, 19(33. Jacob, husband of Caroline Trifeld. aged 69 vears.

Relatives and friends of family, also B'noth Je-sliuran Lodge, Xo 2. are respectfully invited to attend fuueral. on Wednesday, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence. 1928 Warnock st. ruine and fancy braid.

East Store. Seond Floor, Filbert Street Market Street Eighth Street Filbert Street The CENTEMEHI GLOVE is noted for its superior wearing qualities and perfection of fit. prices cfca nr trom UP P. CENTIMER1 1225 Chestnut St. Interment at Adath Jesuuran Cemetery.

Kindlv omit flowers. TULLY. On November 29. 1903, JAMES aged 55 years. Relatives and friends of family, also members of the of A.

No 118: St Michael's Y'oung Men's Benevolent Society: the members of Carrolljon Club and Philo-patrian Institute, are respectfully invited to attend funeral, Thursdav morning. 9.3o o'clock, from his late residence." 1413 2d st. Solemn reqalem mass at St Michael's Church. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. WAGNER.

On November 2S. 1903. ALBERT WAGXER. son of the late Mtnon and Emma Wagner, aged 29 years. Relatives and friends of family, also the employes of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Thursday, at 12 o'clock, from the residence of Benjamin Crowe, 2738 Frankford ave (25th ward).

Interment Hillside Cemetery. --WEABER, On November 29. 1903. at Maur-iceteiwn, X. SAILVH widow of Jacob Weaber.

aged 71 years. The relatives an-1 friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Fridav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the parlors of TMtlow 341 Richmond street. Interment North Cedar Hill Cemetery. WILLIAMS. Suddenly, on Xovember 29.

1903, at Grenloch. J. JACOB WILLIAMS, in 74th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 11 o'clock, from his late residence, at Grenloch. Services and interment at Turuer-ville Church.

Trains leave Chestnut street ferrv at 9.15. WILLS. On December 1, 1903. MARK B. WILLS, aged 83 years.

The relatives and fritnds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday, December 4. at 2 o'clock, at the Emmanuel Baptist Church. Fourth and Mr. Veroou streets, Camden, N. J.

Interment private. Remains tcav be viewed Thursday evening, after 8 o'clock, at his late residence, 321 Walnut street. Camden. N. J.

WILSON. On the 30th HILDA CA-MILLE. wife of William Wilson, aged 27 years. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from her late residence. 612 East Allegheny ave.

WOLFF. On December 1, 1903. FREDERICK WOLFF, at his late residence. corner Broad and Diamond sts, aged 65 years. Due notice of funeral will be given.

YOUNG. On November 30. 1903. CHARLES Y'OUNG. aged 50 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence. 2830 Girard ave. on Thuisday. December 3. M.

Interment private. YOUNG. On December 1. 1903. ELIZA AXX.

widow of the late Isaac Y'oung. aged 84 vea -s. Services will be held on Saturday at 930 A at her late residence. 5231 Ridge -ave. Wissahickon.

Interment private at Clayton, j. ZANK. On November 30. 1903. CHARLES husband of Mattie A Zane.

Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, ou Thursday, 3d lust, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 911 Moore st. Interment private at Harleigh Cemetery. Camden. ZIMMERMAN.

On the 28th inst. MARY ZIMMERMAN (nee Reckley), wife George Zimmerman, aged 48 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfulliv invited to attend the funeral, on Weduesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, Xo 231tf Callowhill st. Interment at Gleuwood Cemetery. CEMETERf LOTS SOMERTOX HILLS CEMETERY PRIVATE station- on grounds.

Bound Brook Division: all sizes and no extra charge for care of lots: free transportation to lot viewers. Cttv OfHc. fill st-nhen Hide TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY COUPLE WANT ROOM and board for ladv only; reasonable; central. P-176, Inquire'r office. CHAMBER WORK Girl wants light cbamber-work, sewing.

In city or eouutrv. 492. In-' qulrer branch, 632 X. 18th st. BARBER wanted, steady or help out evening and Saturday all day.

8o3 Oxford at. tives and friends of family, also American Star Camp. No 1. Lady of Athens, are respectfully invited to attend fuueral. Thursday afternoon, o'clock, from residence of her son-in-law.

2527 Oakdale St. To proceed to Xorthwood Cemetery. HAXLEW Snddenlv. on November 29. 1903.

FRANCES HANLF.Y. Relatives and friends of family, also St John the Baptist TAB and Divisi.n No 5. A H. Benoneial Societies, are respectfully invited to attend funeral. Thursday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence.

3950 Terrace. Manaynnk. Solemn requiem mass and Interment at St John the Baptist Church. HARLEY. On December 1.

1903. CATHARINE, wife of EdMe A Harley. Relatives and friends of fau' -'re respectfully Invited to attend funeral. I Iday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her i residence. 925 Corinthian ave.

SoLaa requiem mass at St Francis Xavier's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Norristown papers please copy. HERZOG. On December 1.

1903, CHARLES, sou of Carolina Herzog. aged 34 years. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services. Thursday, at 2 o'clock, from his mother's residence. 1721 Lainbert st.

Interment private at German Lutheran Cemetery. On November 20, 1903. MIXXIE. wife of Shepley Holmes. Relatives friends of family, also Buena Vista Club, No Lily of the Talley Lodge Grove, Xo 3.

of Mt Vernon Lodge. Xo 1. are respectfully invited to attend funeral. Wednesday 3 o'clock, from her late residence, 1331 Barl st. To proceed to Paliner Ground.

HOOD. On Decemhebr 1. 1903. HANNAH, wife of Charles Hood (nee Mack), at her late residence. 1104 North American St.

Due notice of fineral will be given. KENNEDY'. On November 30. 1903. MARY beloved wife of Thomas Kennedy and daughter of Maria and the late Joseph Redmond.

The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fuueral. on Friday moraine. at o'clock, from her late residence. 1640 South Bancroft street. Solemn mass of requiem at St.

Thomas' Church, at 9. So o'clock precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. KELLY. Suddenly- on November 29.

1903. EDWARD P. beloved husband of Mary Kelly, in his 48th vear. The relatives and friends of the family, also Division No 1. A H.

and Sacred Heart Societies, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning. December 3, 1903. at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, Xo 621 Market street, Camden. Solemn requiem mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, at 9.30 o'clock. Interment at St Patrick's Cemetery.

KEYS. On November 30, 1903, JAMES, beloved husband of Elizabeth Keys, and son the late George and Jane Keys. Relatives am: friends of the family. Cohocksink Lodge, 383. I and Franklin Council.

No 61. legion of are respectfully Invited to attend the fuueral. on Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, frcm his late residence. 2212 9th st. Services in the Church of the Holy Spirit, 11th and Snyder ave.

at 2 o'clock precisely. Interment at Mt Moriah Ge-metery. KLINE. On Nov 30. 1903.

Nicholas Kline, ged 58 years. The relatives and friends ol he family, also Courtlaud Saunders Post. 21 'J A are respectfully invited to attend th -funeral, on Thursday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, rom his late residence. 202 12th St. High nass at St John's Church, at 9 o'clock In 'ernient at Cathedral Cmetery.

his 34th birthday. 1903. EDWARI A. beloved son of Charles and Auguste Krut-(nee Walz). Relatives and friends of family-are respectfully invited to attend funeral, Friday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from hit-parents residence, 447 13th st.

Solemi requiem at 10 o'clock. at the Church of thi Assumption. Interment at St Peter's Cemetery LAWTOX. On November 29. 1903.

WILLIAM LAWTOX. aged 71 years. Relatives and friends of family, also Hand-in-Hand Lodge. Xo 63. I F.

and Evening Star Lodge, Xo 187. of P. are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon. December 2, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of hia son, Benjamin Lawton, 1629 Howarth st. Frankford.

LECOXEY. On Xovember 28. 1903, at Prm-berlin. J. JOSEPH F.

husband of Manda Leconey. aged 37 years. Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend funeral seivies, on Thursday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock, at his late residence. Buttonwood st, Delanco, J. Interment at Bridgeboro Cemetery.

J. Trains leave Market street ferry at 12 noon and 1.15 for Delanco, J. LOCKARD. On Xovember 30. 1903.

MARIA, wife of the late John Lockard. aged S3. The relatives and friends of the family, also members of Kensington Church: Deborah Franklin Council. Xo 2. of Champion Council.

No 8. of L. are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, Fridav. at o'clock, at the residence of her'-son-in-law, Mr. Ben.iamin Faunce.

611 Richmond st. Interment private, at Xorth Cedar Hi'l Cemterv. LONG. On December 1, 1903. LUKEXS LOXG, aged 77 years.

Services Thursday, 3 M. at his late residence. 5217 Archer st, Ger-mantown (Queen Lane Station). November 29, 1903. LOUIS naudina.

coal. LOTA, Br.l.k. 1286 tons. Brunswick to Java. roin, 2s 0d.

one. 3s if two ports, prompt. CARL, tier bk. 574 tons. Wilmington.

C. to United Kingdom or Confluent, naval stores. BOYLSTOX. Amer bk. 515 tons.

New York to Porto Rico. mdse. REYNARD. Br bk, 560 tons. Montevideo to New York, hides.

GENERAL KNOX. Amer bge. Xewport News to Portland. 2600 tons coal. K5o.

WILLIAM Sl'MNER. Amer schr, Philadelphia to Cardenas. WOO tous coal. $2. JOHN PENROSE.

Amer schr. 432 tons, Bal-' timore to Jacksonville, coal. EDNVARD BFRW1XD Amer schr. 1023 tons. and EDITH SYMINGTON.

Amer schr, 881 tons. Savannah to Baltimore, lumber. HERALD. Amer schr. 474 tons.

New York to Wilmington. C. stone. $1 net. MARITIME NOTES LOST SAILS.

ANCHOR AND CHAIN. The barkentine Jessie MacGregor. from Brunswick, cargo lumber, and ties, reports encountered and gales during which lost and split several sails. Lost anchor and 30 fathoms of chain in Chesapeake Bay. WORKING ON A SUNKEN SCHOONER.

Delaware Breakwater, Deo 1. 8 A M. Schooner Marcus Godfrey is here working on sunken schooner Seabird. IDLKWILD SUNK IN A COLLISION. -New-York.

Dc 1 Tugs Hercules and Idlewild collided off Ellis Island. Idlewild sunt immediately. LARIMER PARTIALLY DISABLED Baltimore. Ttec 1. Steamer Larimer, from Port Arthur for Philadelphia, which anchored off Cape Henrv 7.40 A with barge Conemaugh for Baltimore, passed in for Norfolk at 2.20 I' with propeller disabled.

Barge has proceeded uj hay in tow. Cape Henrv bow reports steamer Larimer turned buck and is steaming slowlv northward at 3 M. SIDAR PUT IX IN DISTRESS. Bermuda. Dec 1 British schooner Sidar from Montevideo for New York with hides, put in here in dis-t ress.

LEFURGEY PUT IX LEAK ENG. London Iec 1. British bark Chas Lefurgev from Barry for Algoa Bay. put into Cape Verde lakr. Can be repaired without discharging Expected sail in few davs.

LONA WENT AGRoUND THREE TIMES Chicago. Dee 1. The steamer Loua after grounding three times on shoals on the trip down from Chicago, has reached here with her cargo of 75.000 bushels of grain for export, i ill l'el 4 M4IB TO "CUT THROUGH ANY ICE Nov 3l. The steel tug Dunbar, of.