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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIHER WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 4, 1891. 6 THE WAR IN ALLENTOWN. amusements. Horses, Carriages, "Elz.

snectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 17utj l-'raukford avenue. Interment at Mount Vernon Cemetery. PHILADELPHIA TATTKIiSALL. Rival Uelislon Conference Hold Sessions SIDE.

On February 28. William only son aSiPUlLADliLPIIIA TATTEUSALL. and Do llui'DcM. GRAND COMBINATION SALE OF FEAIRHELLER. At Royers'ord.

March 1. Abigail Ann. wits of George Feaii'heller. and onlv uaughterof Charles and tar buy MagiU, aged 42 years. The relatives and friends also Mizpah Lodge, Xo.

33. Lady Masons, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, at her husband's resilience, on Wednesday. March 4, at 1 o'clock. Train leaves Ninth and Green streets at 9.1 A M. KKAHAS.

On the 1st Bridget, wife of Michael F'rahan, aged 48 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re-nm-tfullv invited to attend the funeral, on Wed- A llex town, March 3. The two Evan CHURCH LAWMAKERS The Philadelphia M. E. Confer-: ence Begins Its Session To-day.

A BUSY PERIOD FOIL CHURCHMEN Of Caroline and the lateJF.dward Side, aged 2 years. The relatives and friends of the family aud Pocket-book Makers' Beneficial Society are respectfully invited to attend tbe luneral services, at his late residence, Xo. 621 Vine street, on Thursday afternoon, at I o'clock. Iutermeut private. TROTTERS.

PACERS, COACHERS, COLTS, ETC gelical Conferences continued-their sessions to-day. The Bowman Conference this morning suspended Revs. Hell, Haman, Smoyer and Sampsell from the ministry on charges STALLIONS, BROOD MARES, Pepper. E. I.

D. Pugh. W. S. Pickersgtll.

Ell Potts, Kphraim Powell, H. Plckop. W. 11. Powlck, William Perkiupiue, J.

W. Qulgg. H. T. Quiuibv, A.

W. Kink, Willinm Robinson, Wra. C. Kakcstraw. (jr.

G-. Ridgway. W. M. Rittenhouse.

Aaron Reisner. S. H. Read. Garbult Roads, diaries Rudolph.

J. W. SMITH. On March 2, James Smith, aged 67 JOBEllT EMMET. Grand Celebration of the Birthday of itoBEKT EMMET" TO-SIGHT, Under the auspices of the i LAN'-X A-GAEU ACADEMY OF MUSIC BROAD aud LOCUST j-treots.

Vocal and Music, Recitations, etc. Oration bv HON. JOHN E. FITZGERALD, of Boston. Mass.

Admission 25 Cents Reserved Seats 35. 50 aud 75 Cents AST WEEK LAST WEEK sixty-first Annual Exhibition of the ACADEMY OF HE FIN ARTS MARCH 2. 3. 4. 5.

S. years. preferred last eanesday lor unchristian i lie relatives ana inentis oi ino iamny are respectfully invited toattend the funeral, on Thursday nesd.v morning, at 7.3a o'clocK, from the residence of her husband, 2212 Bolton street. High mass at 25 250 2M F.XTKI F.S 150, conduct against Bishop Eslier in bringing CONTIN UED THIS DAY St. Eiizaoew cnurcn, interment a utiueuiai AT 1(1 O'CLOCK.

alternoon, at 1 o'ctocic. irom tne residence ot ins daughter. Mrs. Jane Shaw. 2535 Edgeinout street Interment at Xorth Cedar Hill Cemetery.

charges ogainst him when they knew he had cemetery COMMENCING AT NO. 91 To 133 INCLUSIVE Tbe Question of tbe Admission of FRANCE. On the 28th ult. Anna F. France, been examined and exonerated.

SWAIN. At Burlington, V. March 1, John aired 47 years. A telegram was read promising that the I'he relatives and friends of the family are re- Swain, of Germautowu, formerly of BarwelL Leicestershire. Eneland.

in his 4th year. "Women to Contereico The Men Over 'Whom Bishop Fowler Will Including Harry East KranSC, 2.44; Dill-gent 2.2ns: Everettt 11994; Nutwick, 12114: Senator Chief, 1.1150: Montserrat Winnie Mtss-myon Hei-sie, Blackwood, Laon, Alma, Wild ire and 30 others. Sew York Conference and twenty-one sister sne tfullv invited to att ud the funeral, ou v. eu-neadav morning, at o'clock, from her late resi The relatives and friends, also ltillomathean conferences are with the Bowman conference Lodge, Xo. 10.

I. O. O. F. are resctfully in lience DtAinond ar.reer.

Solemn inch mass at LAST DAYS OF THE GREATEST EXHIBITION OF COXTEMPOKAKV AMERICAN ARC. ALSO vited to attend tne Tunerai, on jnursuay, at sr. Edward's Church. Iutermeut at Xew Cathe o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law. Wil On Friday morning, March 6.

at 10 o'clock, the con- i i- r- 1- 1, dral. Smith, W. TL. Smith, S. W.

Smith, J. H. IStogden, O. E. Smyth, I).

T. M. Shields, A. D. Straw.

W. Turner. C. F. Thompson, John Thomas, S.

W. Thomas. T. S. Townsend.

Edward Trictett, William, Turner, Richard Timanus. J. J. Turner, Nathaniel Thompson, A. A.

Taylor, A. F. Urban, A. L. Vernon, S.

M. "Viven, A. M. Watson, J. A.

Wallace, Adam Wood. W. B. Wncoler. J.

M. Wheeler, Henry Wiggins, A. M. Welch, Joseph Whtnna, Robert Webb, William O. White, Henry Wilson, A.

L. Wood, J. C. Wood, R. C.

Wood. J. H. "Wolfe. l.

A. Wisecarbcr, W. Wilson, J. O. Wheeler, W.

S. Wilson, J. G. Young, E. K.

Yerkes, E. O. 2wcizig, W. H. firmly and against secession.

At tbe anti-Bowman conference the Statistical Committee submitted its report as follows Died during the year, 2.17; ex aiKiiwnv ui i i. i v. i vi i GP.AHiM -t. mltlnltrht. Satnrdav.

February die. comprising seven well matcned pairs. liam MmpKltl. aww nancocK sueet, v.eniianiowu. Services aud interment at Haines Street M.

E. Church. 28. at Ocean Grove. Aune Graham, aged 76 extra fine coachers, excellent coupe and speedy OPEN DAY AND EVENING ALL THIS WEEK EVENING PROMENADE CONCERT MARCH 4.

5. 6 and 7. The Germania rchestra Thursday Afternoon at 3. ADMISSION TO ALL, 25c. SWAX.

In Bridgeport on February 28. pelled. 53; withdrawn, 563: moved away. and roadsters, with many others, too late for classification in our regular catalogue. years.

The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi U76; transferred by change of boundary, 395; upplementarv catalogue ready to-day on applica dence, at Ocean Grove, on Thursday, 5. at 1 tion at the office. Mary Ann Swan, wile of Wil.iam Swan, in the 61st year of iier age. 'I he re alives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her husband' residence. Rambo, below Mill street Brldge- THE BIJOU.

EIGHTH STREET. ABOVE RACE. o'clock. Services in church at Ocean Grove. Interment at cemetery there.

EXDEKOTH, 1IOSDT JOHNSON, Auctioneers. total loss, 2,2 i 7. -Newlv converted, newly received by certificate, 497; received from other charges by boundary change, 544; total gain, 2,811. Whole number ot KAH A.M. Ou the 2d Thomas youngest sou o( the late Thomas T.

and Elizabeth rauain, in iwrt on weduesuHy, tne 4tn at it ciocK. nterment at orris City Cemetery. Teal for Sale. Robinson, H. jt.

Rorer, C. H. Raymond, J. K. Rogers.

R. Rorer, V. E. Sisty, M. H.

Shields, John Snyder, Edmund B. Smith, S. H. C. Stevenson, V.

J. Stevens, Theodore Schaffer, Ct. 1 Swindells, Wm. String, H. T.

Stringer. John Stubbs, Enoch Swindells, J. T. Sebring H. TJ.

Sayers, J. AT. Sanderlin, B. H. Satchell, J.

T. Sampson, James Siiep'pard, V. IT. Smith, Ravil Simpson, C. M.

Shaffor. W. H. his 54th vear. GREGG.

On the 1st Colonel William L. THOMAS. -On Ann widow of tbe members. 18.53: baptized, itinerant late N. B.

Thomas. THE TIME TO BUY A HOME preachers. 113; local preachers, 87; church Sf.Rs, geo. years. The relatives and rrlenasare invited to attend IS IN The relatives and friends of the family, are re a the funeral, from XV Price street Gennantown.

on NOW. DON'T PUT YOUK MONEY Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Iutermeut pri SOMETHING CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE From 12 M. to 1C.30 P. M.

TWO BIG SHOWS. OPERA AND VARIETY. Magnificent Revival of OLIVETTE. COLOSSAL VARIETY BILL. Orchestra.

25c. Balcony, jm. Galhiry. 10c. VIN'THASDARCH MUSEUM.

Week commencing March 2 Continuous Shows from 1 to 5 and to 10 P. M. MRS. O'sHKA'M SHETLAND PONIES. "Fatty" Langtrv and Jonn Kelleher la 3-MINUTE ROUNDS.

10 Other New and Novel Fcatnres. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday. March 4. at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 115 West alnut lane, Germautowu. Interment nrivate.

vate. THAT IS ONLV IN SOMEONE'S MIND. edihces, ZZo, with an estimated value ot parsonages, 49, with an estimated value of (95.200. The rule requiring collecting congregations to give a mortgage for half the amount collected to the Church THOMPSON. On March 1.

Emma Thompson, BUT GO AN SEE ROBERTS, THE BUILDER. Itelarives and friends are resoectlul: Invited to He luis IS style of Home and investments, from HAMILTON. On February 2S, 1891, Anna, wife attend the fuueral. on Wednesday, March 4. at 10 4 to 9 rooms.

you buy houses von afiefiti hare vour investment where tou nnn ao and look A. irom 1715 Iteed street, io proceed to Mount Moriah. at It, and the very worxt that can Imppen is to Building Society was replaced. Presiding Elder A M. Stirk resigned and the confer oi imam 31.

Hamilton. HILL. On the 1st Catharine, wife of Jonathan 11 ill, aged 53 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re-sncctfullv invited to attend the fuueral.on Wednes' VENTURINI. -On March 1.

1991. Melinda. wife niKe a lest remni; out xz always pays, irmc'i is not to with other investments. 'ov may lose a'l over night. Ho get the best and BUY BOBEKIS'S of Angelo Venturini.

aged 21 years and 6 months. ence was arranged in five districts. ina relatives ami menus oi tne iamuy are re day afternoon, at i o'clock, from her husband's spectfully invited to attend the fuueraL on Wed- Preside. At nearly every railroad depot in the city yeiterday there was a air sprinkling of clerical gentlemen on the incoming trains, who had come from various poiuls in the State to attend the one-ht ndred-and-fourth aession of the Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference, which na to-day in the Columbia Avenue Churoh, Twenty-fifth street and Columbia avenie. As soon as they were oat of the stations they headed for the many places wbete, during the session, they will be hospit.bly entertained, principally private residen The presiding bishop at this conference, Eev.

C. H. Fowler, LL. will stay at tbe bouse of Thomas W. Price, 1807 Mount Vernon street, during tlni work of conference.

The session, from the talk among the Methodist clergymen, promises to be one ot the greatest interest aud instructiveness. During the past year a movement, which in its way has aroused as uch in the Methodist Church as th question of revision of the Confessior of Faith did in the Presbyterian, was the effort to secure, by the approbation of the entire church, the admission of women to the General Conference. The vote on the question in this city was decidedly against an such change, and in the event of unanimous approval the necessary legislation would consume several years before the would-be ecclesiastical legislators could bsgio their work. Thus the clergymen of the conference will have a topic of much inter "st to digest during the next few days. Tl whole move residence Xo.

2510 Coral street. Thirty-first ward. Hoists. II rite jar one oj his neto Illustrated Photographic Catalogues, which is mailed to you on application. neday afternoon, at 1 o'ciock.

irom ner late resi THE OFFICIAL VISITORS. In the Theat re THE WoltLD'S CH AMPiON." ADMISSION AX A SEAT. ONE DIME. C-1 EANDOPERA HOUSE POPULAtt A PRICES. Cor.

Broad ami Montgomery Ave. For Dry goods strawbridob at C'lothtbr Interment at K. of P. Greenwood Cemetery. dence, 10K1 I vens street Camden.

N.J. Services HILL. John at Xew Brunswick, X. on in First. M.

P. church at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Bishop C. H. Fowler, D.D..LL.D.; Bishop Ktmilav.

MarpJi in th vear of his asre. au, i a. nun r.it is, (Open on Sunday. Builder, 29th and Master streets. Evergreen Cemetery.

C. Foss, D. LL.D.; Rev. A. J.

Kynett, Fnneral services at his late residence. New Brunswick. X. on Wednesday. March 4, at WAKTMA.v.

On March 2. 1891, Florence, twin MARRIED. 150THERS SADDLEK. On February 21, 1891. D.

corresponding secretary Church daughter of orwood P. and lorence artman. cnuuren I American Extravaganza Co. Mailnee I iu To-day. THE CRYSTAL SLirPER.

Or Prince Prettlwitz and Little Cinderella. Boxes and seats at Blasius Sons. 1119 chestnut l.su I. M. Train leaves Broad street Station, aged 14 montns.

Pennsylvania liaiiroad. at 11.15 A. M. Please omit Extension Society Kov. W.

A. Spencer, at the parsonage of the Herean Baptist Churrli, Stockton. X. byKev. John Hutfuagle.

M. Only Prudent Way to Buy a Home Mrs. Mary H. Wat flowers. D.

assistant corresponding secretary Frank Bothers and Mary i- baddler, both ot Bucks street and Grand oira House. son, at her residence, Xo. 1330 spruce street HOWELL. On March S. 1891.

Charles Stratton, sou of Marv Carpenter and the late Kichard VV. county. Pa. ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN. NO PAYMENT AFTER DEATH.

WEBSTER. On March 3. Edw. Webster, hus Church Extension Society Rev. J.

C. exi i Mctauu upera I crder Week 1 Black Hussar, Clover. I Seats. G1RTON MEXCH. February 29, 1891.

bv Key. band of Emina Webster, 1258 South Seventeenth Howell anideiL .1 in his Vear. Services at the residence of his brother-in-law. street George W. Finlaw, at his residence.

115 Benson street, Camden. X. Mr. Calvin E. Girton to Hartzell, D.

corresponding secretary Freedman's Aid and Southern Education ALXUT MATINEE TO-DAY. Due notice of the funeral will be given. Malcolm Llovd. 329 South seventeenth street ou DOES NOl COSf MOUE THAN KENT. Call or write for circular.

United Security Life insurance and Trust Com-anv of Pennsylvania, Xos. WB and 605 CHEST- UT Street Philadelphia. Mrs. Alary K. Mencn.

bom or Bioomsuurg, ra. FUN Yours Forever. Thursday, Alaich-5, at 1 P. M. Interment private.

WHEELER. On March 3. isai. Eaoch Wheeler. BARRY AND FAY SCH1MPP LEIBERT.

On February 28. 1891. Society; Rev. George E. Reed, D.

LL.D., president of the Dickinson College, AMES. On the 2d Evan son of Hannah and the late Stephen dames, aged 4 years and 1 Funeral services Friday, at I o'clock, at hlsate by Rev. W. H. BurrelU at his residence.

No. 43 i ooper street, Camden, X. Mr. Charles X. Schiiupp to Miss Anna Lelbert, both of residence, 252 crown street.

Interment private montns. the 1st Instant Charles son of OWN A HOME YOU CAN WITH the rent you now pay own your own home In Carlisle, Rev. Samuel W. Small BARRY AND FAY BARRY and FAY BARRY and FAY BARRY and FAY BARRY AND FAY BARRY and FAY WHITAKEK. On the 1st inst.

William son MARY ELLEN RYAN, At 2 P.M. This Afternoon. McKknna's FmhtaTIO JIpKENSA'S ILIRTAIIOJ Every ight at 8 o'ciock and Last Matinee Saturday. Xext Week-Continued Fun. HUSTLER.

of Lizzie D. and the late illiam R. Whitaker. eight years. UXDF.KDOWX MAHOS Y.

on renruary Z5. D. president of Utah University, Ogden, Utah; Rev. John F. Goucher, The relatives and friends of the family, also In Margaret and the late William Joyce, In the 19th year of his age.

Tim relatives and friends of the family are re- Address GRANITE STATE PROVIDENT BARRY AND FAY 1801. by Rev. Langley. pastor of St. John's M.

E. Church, at the residence of the bride's mother, Xo. SW3 Xorth Seventh street, Mr. Philio tegrity Council, Xo. Xi Jr.

o. L. A. are re-siiectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his mother's ASSOCIATION. D.

president of Woman's College, Balti more: Rev. Thomas mlon, D. presi spectlullv invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday riioruing. at 8 o'clock, from his mother's resilience, southwest corner Twenty-second and "VTEW PARK THEATRE. MATINEE TO-DAY.

residence, -No. 1W29 Mole street Hign mass at su Room 400, 925 CHESTNUT St. S. W. Underdowu and Miss ilaiule F.

Jlahoney, all of this city. dent of Pennington Seminary Rev. A. S. Ellsworth streets.

To proceed to Mount juorian Thomas' Church. Interment at catnedxal ceme- Hunt, D. ajrent of Bible Society, and WALKER ECKEL On February 25, M9L at Cemetery. terv. No.

Xorth Fortv-thlrd street, by Rev. 8. C. WIGGINS. On February 27.

Clara C. wlfeof KEYS. On the 28th ult. John Keys, In his The Great Comedy Drama, THE BURGLAR. MR.

A. S. LI I'M AN, aud a superior cast Rev. C. C.

McCabe. L. secretary ot Walker, of Pottsvllle, to Miss Wiggins, in her 32d vear. FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH IN-vested with us will yield 1,000 In ninety-six months, GRANITE STATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION Room 400, 925 CHESTNUT St A gents wanted. 58th year.

The relatives and friends of the familv. also Missionary Society, are the onicial visitors I carrleL. Eckel, of Philadelphia. ment was characterized by painful lack of Admission so cts. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fnneral.

on afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her parents' resi I'olumbia Lodire. No. 77. L. O.

Ponewah Tri be. to conference. Next Week The Great Clara Morris in ODETTE. Seat sale commences to-morrow at ma THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S MEETING. D1ED.

No. 213, 1. O. It. and the emnloyeesof 1 nomas Potter's Sons are respectfully invited to at-tml the rimeral.

from bis late residence. Xo. 69 dence. 530 South Third street Camden, N. J.

To street and at the theatre. enthusiasm, evidenced mere especially in the final vote, and therefore it is not expected that anything approacting the heated discussion on the revisio i question will occur. proceed to Evergreen Cemetery. As a sort of introduction to the work of Andrews, Eleanor. West Tioga street.

Frauklinville, on Wednesday WILLIS. On March 1. 189L Allen C. Willis. Sr.

aired 74 years. BROAD STREET THEATRE. Last Nights and Saturday Matinee. afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Green Mount BecK, Slary.

Beggs, Anna E. Beyer, Henrietta M. to-day the Historical Society the Phila- delphia Conference held its twenty-fourth The relatives and friends of the family are re- kin On tbe 2d instant William King. Teal Sztae for lerjf. bIienX'deI at Manayunk, Phila.

3 floors: 50x100 leet: 150 H. P. engine, boilers, elevator, etc: railroad connection. Apply to J. G.

F'OUD, Real Estate Agent 713 WALNUT Street Phila. The rptative and friends of the family are re Tbe various meetings of le official bodies specttuuy invitea to attend tne iunerat. on veu nesdav morning, at IU o'clock, from his late rest spectfully invited to attend the funeral. On Thurs of the local churches of late have rarely I anniversary services last evening in the Co- Boney, siary. Boyer, Rosanna R.

Brfthmer, Evert J. dence. Parkmount Delaware county. Pa. To pro FAN MY DAVENPORT.

Supported by Mellxiurne MacDowcll, Presenting Sardou's Grand Play, CLEOPATRA. Next Week RICH ARD MANSFIELD, BEAU BRUMMEL. lurabia Avenue M. E. Church at Twenty- day alternoon.

at i ciocn, uuiu um irv-deuce. 2217 Carpenter street. Interment at Mount ceed to calvary cemetery. WOODBURY. on the 1st Instant Lettle.

wife Moriah Cemetery. Brendel. Ltllle. Buck, Henry. Burt, Maggie.

Campbell, Maggie J. fifth street and Columbia avenue. The large congregation present was presided of Captain James F. Woodbury, and daughter of KRETSCHMANN. E.

Matilda Kretschmann, In Allf.chf.liv Mt V. 1109 MARKET STREET FOR rent The elegant new store. Xo. 1109 Market Koiiert and lane 1 tiompson, aged Si years. The relatives and frienos of the family are re The body will be brought on to this city.

Due street (first floor aud cellar), 26x200 ft to Hunter Carroll. Edward F. over by the president of the society, Rev. CARNCROSS'Hth St. OPERA HOUSE Every Evening This Week.

CARNCROSS' "RAPID TUBE BELT LINE." spectfully Invited to attend the fuueraL on Wednes notice of funeral will be given. street M. UUMMEY SON'S, llham M. Ridgeway. Chandler, Christiana.

CresMiian, Alien C. day afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of L.A i LEVY. Suddenly, morning 2d Instant, Ellas P. Levy, aged 55. her husband, Xo.

2421 East Cumberland street In CARNCROSS' Quickest Transit Ever Discovered. FOR RENT THE ELEGANTLY Carncross' "TIDDELDY-winks." terment private. The exercises included the reading of the reports of both librarian and treasurer of the society, and an address on "John Wesley," Jjonnelly. tuiam a. John.

Duniiam. Francis L. LORD. On tne 28th of February. 189L at his YOCOM.

On the 1st Inst. Isabella D. Yocom situated store, No. 1706 Chestnut street, is for I CXOSS' "Realniesof the Stage: or. Bnrglar, resiiieiii'A.

4420 Sansom street of. pneumonia. failed to request the return of the present Presiding Elder of the Philadelphia dis- I trict in which they are located, although in the case of Rev. S. W.

Thoiaas, D. of the North Philadelphia district, his term of faithful service expires by limitation. The others may confidently be expected to be returned. THE DETAILS LOOKID AFTER. As a means of relieving tl e' various persons who are acting iu the capacity ot hosts during the conference from being compelled to stay at home in order to fqrnish meals, the ladies of the various chtrches have pre M.

UIIUUKV Jk. StOVSL TJX IMIXSTRKLS Relatives and friends ai-e invited to attend the fu J. Charles A. Lord, formerly of Xew York, aged 58 rent Apply to neral services, at Hie residence of William P. Far- Box Office Always Open.

by Rev. T. B. Neely. D.

presiding elder Street Ki tley. Julia. Edwards. Anna P. Elvert.

Caroline. ALA Li 1 years. Funeral and Interment private. rand, 1841 North Eleventh street on Wednesday, McCalTerty, Mary Flien. SlcCormick.

F'rancis J. McFarland. Henry Y. S. WcGurk.

Jennie. JU-llwain, Thomas D. iMalterry. Elizabeth Magee. W.

T. Malatesta, John. Mangold, John. Mead. William B.

Miller, B. Moore. lllielmina E. Morris, Joseph Leo. Mutb, Charlotte E.

Xorburry. Ami. O'N'eil, Arthur. Perrine, William M. Quinn.

James F. Bicker, Elizabeth. mil ufl, Margaret. Ruth, harah b. Mary, bavageau.

Frank. Shea, Maggie M. hheets. Solomon, tide. William B.

Smith, James. Swain, Jo. in. fwan. Mary Ann.

Thomas Ann R. Thonipsnu, Venturini, Meliuda, Wartman. Florence. Watson. Mary H.

Whitaker. William F. Wiggins. Clara C. Willis.

Allen C. Woodbury, Lettle. Yocuin, Isabella. ot the South Philadelphia district He re 4iti inst, at interment private. THE ORIGINAL CYCLORAM A OP GETTYSBURG.

LOTT. Edwin F'ussel Lott son of Sarah and the viewed the lite and work of the gteat leader, "Pianos and rgans. late John J. Lott. in the 32d year ot nis age.

and spoke earnestly of the lasting and Farrell. John. Faulkner, Sarah. Feairheller, Abigail, Fraham, Bridget. France.

Anna F. MrCAFFF.UTY. On the 1st Mary wife of James McCaflerty. daughter of the late James powerful influence of hu liie on Methodism Special w. F.

BOOTHE, 1416 CHESTNUT STREET. Bishop Fowler was announced for an ad' and FJleu O' Neil, agei 31 years. The relatives and friends of the familv are re- Graham, Anne. Graham. Thomas J.

Gregg. William L. dress, but did not put in au appearance. TT REPORT OF THE CONDITION niwcrfiillv invited to attend the funeral, on Wednes FINE PIANOS, 125. 130, flSS.

GOOD PIANOS. 1100. iw. sso. pared a luncheon for the nembers of the conference, and the official visitors will be BANK, at Philadelphia, in the state of Pennsyl day morning, at.

s'4 o'clock, from the residence of her husband. 2ft0 llcvau street. Eighteenth ward. Solemn requiem mass at St Ann's. Interment at Hamilton.

Anna. Hill. Catharine. Rev. T.

A. Fernley, D. made a few remarks in which he spoke of the society and appealed tor financial aid, which was vania, at the close of business February 26, 1SSJL PAINTED IN PARIS. Not the one that was here some years since. SUPERB.

STUPENDOUS. AGN" IF ICE NT. BROAD and CHERRY Streets. 9 A. M.

to 10 P. 31. HORTICULTURAL HALL CYCLE SHOW. Athletic entertainment TO-X IG HT. Sparring by H.

Df: BURIO and WILLIAM GRANT, A. C. S. N. Wrestling by HERMAN WOLFF and J.

J. ANDERSON. A. C. S.

X. Fencing, Prof. BOXISSON and Pupil. Dumb Bell Drill by the members of the Y. M.

A. Athletic Association. Admission 25 cents. Season tickets $1.00. HilL Jo buT.

served every day at noon in the Union Xew Cathedral Cemetery. BETTER PIANOS. S110, SI15, I20. XEW INSTRUMENTS FROM 1190 UPWARD. ALL GOODS EXCHANGEABLE AND WARRANTED.

W. F. BOOTHE. 1416 CHESTN UT ST. James, Evan T.

Joyce. Charles V. well answered in the collection. At the MrrnitMlCK. On nit.

Francls.IoseDh, E. Church, Diamond a'xve Twentieth KESOLKCES: Bills discounted ,1,830,982.44 U. S. bonds to secure circulation 50.000.00 Real estate, furniture and fixtures 112, Premiums paid on U. S.

bonds 11,000.00 suggestion ot President Ridgeway, Bishop street The distribution of tickets has son of F.llen and the late James McCormick, aged veavs. owlerwas made a lile member ot the so The relatives and friends of the family, and the PIANOS. 5 per cent, redemption fund 2,250.00 WM. G. FISCHER.

1221 HESTXUT St Aeys. jonn, sr. King, William. Kretschmann, E. M.

Levy, Elias P. I Charles A. Lou, Edwin F. ciety. A collection was also taken for the ORGAN'S.

Due uy nan its Cash reserve 622. 578. 01 purchase of a valuable journal by Kev. Magnolia Athletic Club, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at o'clock, from his mother's residence. Xo.

2082 Sergeant street Thiny-tirst ward. Solemn requiem mass at church cf the Interment at William Colbert, who years ago preached trusses. ARCH STREET THEATRE. Matinee To-day, "Jim the Penman." AX DREWS. In Salem.

Sew Jersey, on the 1st throughout tbe conference. IflABILITIXSt Xew Cathedral Cemetery. The election of managers to succeed those Capital Instant. Eleanor Andrews, widow of Peter Andrews, in her 70th year. McFAKLAND.

Suddenlv. on the 27th ult SURGICAL ELASTIC HOSIERY. Elastic stockimrs. knee caps, anklets, ab surplus iunti whose terms expire in 1891 and to fill the 12,702,638.47 -tflOQ, 000.00 100,000.00 43,830.00 202, 1-2X6S 1, 725, S52. 4d i ue relatives aim menus or tne ramiiy are ln- Undivided Henry Y.

s. McFarland. sou of Sarah and the late James McFarland. in the th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, also In resl- Circulation Xo.

placf of deceased managers resulted in the vlted to attend her funeral services, at th t-c William winHelU deuce of her nephew. Anthony Lehberger iC lkev80 Carpenter street, at X. at 7 o' tne amenter street, at ralem. X. at 7 Due to banks dependence Lodge.

Xo. 55, I. O. O. and Court o'clock.

Individual i. j. i nomas, nenrv neeier, u. ana Auierlcus. No.

7,476. Ancient vrder or oresters, are resntv-trnllr Invited to attend the funeral, on dominal belts, for the relief and cure of varicose veins, weak, swollen or ulcerated limbs and corpulency. The value of these goods depends largely upon the accuracy the fit aud the quality and freshness of tbe rubber. Our extensive experience enables us to meet properly the requirements of all cases and to impart valuable advice. Our complete conveniences for manufacturing and S.

Broadbent, and the following Si 702, 633.47 T. DEXN1SSON. Cashier. Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. Xo.

2015 South Eleventh street Inter laymen L. S. Hmes, L. Boswell, J. ment at Moriah Cemetery.

Thorn psoD, F. Fox, James McConnell, To-night at 8. Saturday Matinea at 2, The Greatly Successful Play, entitled JIM THE PENMAN. JIM THE PEN MAN. March 9 Ullie Akerstrom in "ANXETTE." YCEUM.

JLi CITY CLUB BIG BURLESQUE COMPANY. Next Week The Howard Burlesque Company. HESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE. Everv Evening This and Next Week. ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.

MR. WILLIAM H. CRANE, THE SENATOR. Next Weer-Third Week of THE SENATOR. THEATRE, the Id instant Jennie, wife of preparatory to removal to Philadelphia, for luteniieut on arrival of 7.40 train from taiem.

BECK. On the 2sth day of February, 1891, Mary Beck, daughter of Mary aud the late Andrew Beck, agfd 23 years. The relatives and friends or the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday alternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her brother's residence. Xo. 40S Culvert btreet.

To proceed to Green Mount Cemetery. BEGGS. On March 1. 1891. Anna E.

Becsrs. 2s. v. bimpson and J. L.

Baldwin. 55. OFFICE OF THE PENNSYL- so- yivu Kill iroin roMPiW Daniel McGurk, and daughter of the late Andrew Among the clergymen present were Rev. large traue insure promptness in nuiug oruers irom the best aud freshest materials at lowest prices. SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS AND BANDAGE ESTABLISHMENT, 25 South ELEVENTH Street and Margaret Lynch, aged 23 years.

p'lllLADKLrHlA, February 16, 1891. The Annual Meeting of the stK'kholders of this George W. MacLanghlin, D. Rev. Wil 731 Medina street MrlLWAIX.

On the Id Instant Tttomas liam Downey, Rev. A. M. Wiggins, Rev. company will be held on 1 UESDAY, the 10th 'lay Mcltwaiii, son of the late Robert and Mary Mcll of March, 1W1.

at eleven o'clock A. at Musical C. M. Boswell, Rev. J.

S. J. McConnell, wai n. Legal Tlotiezz. Rev.

S. Thomas, D. Rev. S. M.

MA BERRY. On Feb. 28. at Smyrna. DeL Fund Hail, Locust street above Eigntu street Philadelphia.

Stockholders ran obtain copies of the annual re Flixaiietu Lewis, widow of the late Thomas Vernon, of Lancaster, and Rev. George been left to Rev. C. M. Bos ell.

Tiie Committee on General Qualifications for Admission and Into 1'ull Connection met yesterday and examine 1 a number of candidates. Tbe for admission for orders and supplies are: Otto Brant, George Boddis, John Flint, jeorge Dale, A. F. Greenig, George Greenfield, J. W.

Hudson, I. Kirksleger, Charles S. Hamilton, Charles E. RadcliSe, Gladstone Holme, Samuel Gracey, D. Sherry.

Y. C. Graff', T. E. Copes, Edwin R.

Morelev, Adam P. Stover. Albert O'witchell, I. S. Custard, F.

W. Coleman, K. Heebner, Lewis A. Parsels, Cooper, li. E.

Johu-so John R. Greer, Milton Frantz, C. H. Basford, Thomas Dodd, oh i H. Rover, T.

Norton Hyde, AVilliam L. Haines, E. H. Romig, E. A.

Bawden, Will am T. Roberts. Tbe vote on their adinissioa will be taken on Saturday and they will )e advanced on Sunday. The Committee on Adn ission on Trial meet to-day at 2 P. M.

in tbe Union Church; the Committee on General lalifications lor Admission Into Full Connec Jon meet at the same piace and hour to-morn w. Friday, at 2 P. in the Union Church, there will be a meeting of the Comni.ttee on Local Preachers Deacons' Orders, and at the same hour there will be a met ting in another room ot the Committee on local Preachers for Elders' Orders. It takes i. local preacher four years to become eligible for deacon's orders and another our years before he can receive an elder's orders.

The ordination of deacons vill take place Sunday, at 10 A in the Columbia Avenue Church, Twenty-fifth street and Colum port of the company, and the necessary tickets of Maberry. Interment private. Gaul, of Columbia. "XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an application will be made to the Governor of lha Slate of Pennsylvania, on Thursday. March an mission to tue meeting, on a nu alter aiarcn MAG EE.

On the tst Instant at No. 872 North Nineteenth street. Rev. W. T.

Magee, pastor of next by personal application or by letter to the Secretary's Office. Room 32, No. 233 South Fourth street Philadelphia. 2, lsyi. uy ttcnjamiu tl.

isrown, rrancis saac Killian. Charles H. Woodruff and J. Price NEW JERSEY'S LEGISLATURE. daughter of the late William F.

tteggs, aged 23 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tbe fuueral, on Wednesday afternoon, at i o'clock, from tne residence of Thomas G. Locke, Marcus Hook. I'a. Interment at St.

Martin's Cemetery. Marcus Hook, a. February 25. -of diphtheria, Henrietta youngest daughter of Or. J.

M. and E. M. Beyer, of Bustleton, Philadelphia. BOX D.

On the 2d instant, Susanna M. Bond. Tb3 relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, I at tbe residence of her sister, Marv Lederiuan. Xo. 241 N.

seventeenth street. Strasburg M. K. Church, in nisBOtu year. rovillo.

under the Act of Assembly of the Com John c. Sims, secretary. The relatives ami friends of the ianiilv are re-snoctfullv invited to attend the funeral services, on monwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to A. Kensington Ave. and Cnmlierlanfl Street Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

W. A. Brady's Grand Production of AFTER DA UK. Next Week GEO. THATCHER'S MINSTRELS.

HESTNUT STREET THEATRE. Everv Evening This and Next Week. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES. HOYT'S HOWLING SI CCESS, A 31IDN 1GHT BELL. Wednesday, 4th Instant at l.ail o'clock, at Arch Thousands of Women Protest Against TJTHE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO MP AN Mreei M.

E. Church. Iutermeut private at Mount provide Tor the incorporation and regulation of certain corporations, approved April 2a, l74. and tbe supplements thereto, lor the charter of an intended corporation to be called ''THE NORTH Moriah. Saloons ami SrECIAI.

TO STHK IXQUIHER. A LATESTA. On the 2d John, son of 510 walnut street Philadelphia. March 2. 1891.

The directors have this day declared a dividend Chiirlesanil Tressa Malntesta. aged 5 years. Tsextox, March 3. The good women of AMERICA BUILDING JND LOAN ASSOCIATION, NO. 8." the character and object of which ou (Thursday morning, at 11 o'clock, interment The relatives and friends of the family are re-snee: fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wed- of FIVE DOLLARS per share, also an extra dividend of TWO DOt LA KS AND FlrTY CENTS New Jersey are luukinff an aggressive fight private.

to accumulate a fund bv the periodical eon tri bu- ious ot lie nicmliers thereof and of safely investinan nesilav afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his parents' asrainst the liquor men and gamblers. Since March 1891, Mary, wife of the per share for 'he last six months, which will be paid to the stockholders or their legal representa FOREPAUGH'S FAMILY THEATRE Every afternoon at 2: every evening at 8. Miss JEFFREYS LEW I81D FORGET-ME-N OT" the same, and for these purposes to have and pos-I residence, northeast corner Eighth ami Christian the early days of the session pctitions have frtends of the family are re- streets. To proceed to Holy Cross Cemetery. tives, on aeinanti.

iree ot an tax. sess aud enjoy an tne rignts, ocnents ana privilege? of the said Act of Assembly aud its supplements. been pouring into both houses ot the Legis- spectfuliy ir.viiu to attend the fuueraL on Wed- W. liAKU.LK IKOlVtLli, Secretary. ninr, Kif.nf.il iiv inn is.iii-jn ill wiiiiiffn infill it.

CLAX HAl.i r.S, Solicitor. MANGOLD. March 2. John Mangold, in his 50th year, son-in-law of tbe late Casper and Estna Brief. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited, also the Itanau Lodge, Xo.

28. K. all sections ot the State. Besides this they have had petitions circulated in all the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the partnersnlp lately subsisting hetween WILLIAM H. BUT I Sand CHARLES A.

BUTTS. Next Week "HELD BY THE ENEMY." Box Office always opeu. ENTRAL THEATRE. Four Every I 'Rich Harris' 1 Matinee. Eveniug HOWARD ATHEN AEUM Monday, at Specialty Company, Frl 8 I greatest of alL I Saturday.

ATIONAL THEATRE. THE STOWAWAY. counties ot the btate tor signers by all church-going people. Not satisfied with Mount Vernon Council; No. 2.

Sons and Daughters of America: the Cross and the employeesof Mcllvaine drug mill, to aitend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 9) o'clock. Interment "ITTINSLOW INN. WINSLOW. N. J.

of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, under the firm of Twenty-five miles from Philadelphia and 90 all this, the women came up to lren- in Mount Moriah Cemetery. from xew oi k. All uioueni improvements, steam WILLIAM H. It! TIS A COMPANY, Was 11S-solved ou the second dav of March. 1 st 1 by mutual consent All debts owing to the said partnership are to be received by tbe said WILLIAM H.

ton thirty strong this morning to bia avenue, and that of ie elders in the Union M. E. Church, Diamond above Twenty EA D. Near Moorestown, N. on February heat wood fires sun parlos, inclosed porches, piue air.

pure water. A. ERK1CK.30X, Manager. make a personal apiieal. They met BUTTS, and all demands on the said partnership 28.

William B. Mead, in bis 7Stli year. The relatives and friends of the family are re-sncctfullv invited to attend the funeial, from Of the Mount Airy House. are to bo presented to him for payment. eighth street, Sunday, at 3 M.

WHO WILL BE PRISEX'T. dence. Xo. Keese street. High at St.

Edwards' Churclu Interment at Xew cathedral Cemetery. BOYER. On the 1st Rosanna Roderfield. wife of the late Heiuy Boyer, aged 7t years. Toe relatives aud friends of luo family are re-spectlully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wediiesdav, at o'clock, at her late residence, ltj03 Voik street.

Interment private. BKF.HMEH. On the 1st Evert twin son of Johu aud Lizzie B. Brehuier. aged 4 months 2 The relatives and friends of the family are r-specttully invited to attend the funeral, ou ednes-day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, lroiu the residence of bis parents, 1317 Moore street.

To proceed to Mount Moriau. Interment private. BKF.NPEL.-On the 1st Instant, I.illle Brendel, daughter of George aud Elizabeth BrendeL, iu her 14th year. I be relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock sharp, from the resi- illiaji ii. nuns, CHAS.

A. BUTTS. A oartnershiD has been formed by the above Professional Matinee 'lo-morrow. See the Xew $10,000 Yacht Scene. Next Week Paul Kauvar.

ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS. Every Thursday afternoon at o'clock a grand Promenade concert in the Exhibition galleries, by the GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. Charles M. his late "residence, on Wednesday afternoon, at 12 30 o'clock. Carriages will beat last Moorestown depot to meet the 10 o'clock train from Market Street Ferry.

Philadelphia. The following is a list of the members of conference, all ot whom are expected to be named WILLIAM H. BUTTS with JOHN A. BO- MILLER. On March 1, Isaac B.

Miller, aged 39 present to-day LAND, and they will continue the alxve business under the Arm name of WILLIAM H. BUTTS COMPANY. WILLIAM H. BI'TT'S. first at tbe Trenton House and there placed their signatures to a petition which they proposed to present personally to the Governor.

They then proceeded to the Capitol. The Governor received them courteously and after receiving the petition he told them he would endeavor to get them a hearing before the legislative bodies. Just before adjournment the House took a recess of fifteen minutes and the ladies were invited before the bar. Mia. Knowles made Schmilz.

Conductor Admission 2j cents. THE CHALFONTB, ON TIIE BEACH. UNSURPASSED OCE A VIEW. Ii. ilOBEKTS S0XS.

the lile relatives miu ii lenos oi hid laumv tnu JOHN A. BOLAXD. Americus Rifle Club are respectfully iu sted to. at OUTH ST. THEATRE tend llin InneraL on ednesdav afternoon, at 1 South Street below Tweltto.

o'clock, from his Lite resideuce. 1831 Lucklus street. Aramingo. Tweuty-tiltli ward. Services ESTATE OF EMILY P.

HARRIS. DECEASED. Letters testamentary ou the above estate having leen granted to the under This Evening Mats. Thurs. and Sat.

and interment at Old cathedral Cemetery. MooltE. On the 2d instant Wllhelmiiila E. JJOTEL TRAYMORE, ATLANTICC1TY, N. Open for the season.

J. signed, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, to oence of her pareuts, Xo. -JS airmount avenue. BUCK. On the 2d of March, 18)1, Uenry Buck, acred 57.

BERT'S CKEOLESI tttlOLtS! rTOOLOGICAL GARDEN. OPEN EVERY DAT. Admission. 25 cents. Children.

lOeents. daughter of Charles H. and Mary A. Moore, aged 7 months. iiustin s.

it a nit is. txocutor. 22G SOUTH THIRD Street Philadelphia. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of W. W.

GREEN CO. her parents. 1854 Waruock street. Interment at ESTATE OF WILLIAM GEORGE GORRELL. DECEASED.

Letters of admin HOTEL DENNIS. Facing the sea. istration on tl.e above estate having been granted to OPEN ALL THE TEAR. Hot Sea Water Baths: new and improved sani SOUTH JERSEY tbe undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate tary appointments. JOSEPH H.

BORTOX. are requesteu to mane payment and tnose Having JOCKEY CLUB, GLOUCESTER, N. J. claims to present tne same, without delay, to ADDON HALL. HOT AND COLD SEA WATER RACING EVERY WEEKDAY.

OA1HAK1NI-. GOitlttljlf, Or to her attorney. 749 s. SEVENTH Street WILLIAM C. STOEVER, 727 WALNUT Street.

BATHS INTHEvIOUSK LEEDS LIPPINCOTT. Sgenls "Slanged. a brief speech, pleading earnestly with the Legislature not to change the existing laws, so as to make it easier (or the men and gamblers to operate. Subsequently a big petition wa offered in the Senate containing 20,000 names and representing citizens of tw enty out of tweuty-one counties, the substance of which was similar to the numerous other petitions already preseuted. The Senate Committee on Elections to-rlav presented a report on tiie Keyes contested ejection case.

As was expected the majority eport recommended that Mr. Keyes bs allowed to remain in his seat. Mr. Nash, of Camden, introduced a bill to-day which is important to all second-class counties. It provides for a director-aU in those counties and a board of freeholders, consisting of from each Assembly district They are to be elected next falLand enter office in December.

The investigation in the Engard-McAd-anis contested election case was continued The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at lij o'clock, at his late residence. Xo. nil Moyameosing avenue. Interment irlte at Fernwood Cemetery. the 1st Slaggle Burt, aged 35 years.

The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, the olh at 2 o'clock, from the residence of C. t29 Vine street. CAMPBELL. On the 1st Maggie wife of Johu J. Campbell.

Relatives and Iriends of family respectfully invited to attend funeral services, at her late residence, 227 Xorth Ij ixty-lifth street, Wednesday, 3d at I 1. M. Iutermeut private. CaRROLL. on the 1st Edward son of Patrick and Kate Carroll, nged 7 months.

F'uneral from his pareuts' residence. No. 1240 Sergeant street (twelfth and Cumberland), on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock. Interment private. CHANDLF.lt.

On March 2. mil. Christiana Chandler, wire of the late William Chandler, formerly of Conshohoeken. aged til years. lielatives and friends of the amiiy are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her son-in-law's residence, John Liuess.

Xo. 423 Hunter TESTATE OF HELEN ROSE SCHEETZ, ACEAN HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY. JJJ DECEASED. Letters testamentary on the above estate bavins been cranted to the under now open for Spring season.

Warmed by TNERGETIC AGENTS WANTED, S-J male, female, good ad ress. In every town in steam and grate ilres. Hot oaiiis ana sun parlor. signed, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment aud those having a Pennsylvania: Address Gran Splendid situation. Every comiort anu convenience.

Glen wood. MORRIS. On March 2, 1891, Joseph Leo, son of Peter J. aud Marian Morris, aged 5 years aud 4 mouths. Fuueral private, on Thursday morning, at 9 o'elock, from his parents' resideuce.

Union street Tacony. "MUTIL March I. Charlotte Elizabeth, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Muth. Relatives aud friends of the family, also St. Agnes' Guild of St.

Peter's Church, are Invited to attund the funeral service, on Wednesday afternoon, the 4th instant, at 1.30 o'clock, at ot Peter's P. E. Chuich. Third and Pine streets. Interment private XORBURRY.

On the 2d Inst. Mrs. Ann X'or-burrv. agetl 74 years. 1 relatives and, friends of he family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Weu-nesday, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her sou-in-lav.

Robert Magee, 4014 Locust street. To proceed to Fernwood. O'X EIL. Suddenly, on the 27th ult, Arthur O'Xeil. son of the late Matthew and MaryO'Neil, In hi 53d year.

The relatives and friends of the family, also Col. Gus. Town Post, Xo. 4H. G.

A. also Pontiac Tribe, Xo. 134 I. O. R.

of Camden, are re-sper-tfully invited to attend his uncial, from his resilience. 715 Alt Vernon street Camden. X. Old management r.r.n ir.LJi. nil.

ite State Provident Association, P. O. Box i9, Philadelphia. claims to present tne same, without, ueiay, to X. DUBOIS MILLER, 400 CHESTNUT Street Philadelphia.

THE MANSION. The Largest Hotet Hdbraro TESTATE OF CHRISTIANA PECHIN, l-i DECEASED. Letters of, administration Open All the Yuar. CHARLES MCGLADE. on the above estate having been 'granted to the uudersitrned.

all persons indebted lo the said es WILSON'S LIBRARY. ELEVENTH and SANSOM. has new books daily in liberal EASIDE HOUSE, tate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, to street, loucester City N. on Thursday after ALWAYS OPEN. Bait Water Bath In House, Elevator, etc.

CHARLES EVANS. tl. No. 7 SEYMOUR Street Germantown. noon, at 2 o'clock.

To proceed to Cedar Grove Cemetery. Gloucester. TESTATE OF SARAH CAROLINE before tbe House Committee on Elections today. The ballot box of the Second precinct of the Second ward of Camden was opened and the ballots examined. They failed to show any evidence of fraud.

AU KELLY. DECEASED. Letters testamentary ou the aliove estate having beeu granted to the un THE MT. PLEASANT, VIRGINIA near the Beach. OPES ALL THE YEAR.

dersigned, all iersons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment and those having J. Meet at 1 o'clock. Wednesday, March 4. To proceed to Camdeu Cemetery. PERRINE.

On the 2d inst, William M. Perrine. The relatives aud friends of the family are re A. SMITH. quantities.

nes. catalogues free. Soperanhum. Sfeamship "Lines. mraTjTiNE UNITED STATFIS AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

Fteamers salt from New York every week for Queenstown and Liverpool. Adriatic Mar.5, 1 Germ'c. Apr.L 10.30 A i colonic, Mh. 11.6. 30 A i I Teutonic, Apr.

8. 5 A. M. Brit'uic, Mb. 18, 1 P.

M. I Brifnic. Apl. 15. 11 A.M Matestic.

Mb. 25, 6 A.M. Majestic. April 22.3 M. F'rom White Star Dock, foot of W.

TENTH St. Saloon rates, 50 and upw ards: second cabin rates, $35 and upwards: excursion tickets on favorable terms: steerage, $20. claims to present ine same, witnont iiciav. to SMITH KELLY. 137 S.

FIFTH Street. spectfully invited to attend the fuueraL from his THE LAW ASSOCIATION. lni residence. l.VA North Xtneteeuth street ou Coal and "(IIoodL Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment pri vate.

I'lease omit floral offerings oriNX. On the 1st James son Superior (Quality J. E. Geist, iL D. Graeft, F.

E. Gacks, F. A. Hallow ill, Peter Harvey. F.

B. Howart Abel Heacoc c. Georgo Hinson J. K. Hurlocic, G.

T. Humph rlss, Hulbur 1. aiorritt Howell. W.P. Hughes.

J. b. Heilncr, S. A. Harkln.i.J.

V. Horwel Samuel Lu B. Hoover, S. H. Hood.

A Hofiman, E. H. Harriso Thos. Hargis, J. H.

Hobbs, u. Hudson Cornelius Heebne-, Alfred Hess, snry Hacken erg, J. H. Hartwi K. R.

lllman. Frederick, lsett, F. lllick.H. J. Jackson J.

W. Johnson W. C. Jackson, T. M.

Johnson Amos Jones, V. D. Johnstot C. B. Kurtz, S.

W. Kirkpat 1ck, Thos. Ke ruble, S. T. Kelly, nomas Kaines, Richard Kleinbeun, G.

E. Kynett. i. G. Kerr, G.

S. Long, D. Langley J. W. ft Lame, J.

S. Lindemitth, Jerome Little, J. Lynch, 1 B. LaneleT, C. W.

Lorah, CK H. Lindemuth, W. H. McMichiel, W.W. Merrill, I.

K. Mullin, Wm. T.C. McCullo ieh, J. B.

Major, v'illiam MacLaurhlin, G. W. Mereditii, F. Mairec, 'V. T.

McClint ck. L. D. MacLar-, T. W.

McComas, IS. D. McConn ill. J. S.

J. Miller, J. P. McDowe W. L.

Morrow, James Mills, J. MacNea W. K. K. A.

Mack, George Mutchle T. T. McKay, Sobert Mervine C. S. Martin.

D. Millisoc, A. N. McKinlay, J. S.

Malan, 1 D. Miller, B. F. Mink, A D. Neill, James eeley, V.

B. North, W. Navlor. 1 1. D.

Noill. B. M. ewberr T. P.

Oram, Gi away Owen, Ri uben O'Neill, John Oakes. Arthur Pancoast Samuel Faxson, W.J. Ashton, James Y. Altiay, John II. Alcorn, George Amthor, Andrew J.

Aspril, W. H. Adamson, C. E. Arthur.

A. A. Appenzellar. H. Gr.

Burrell, W. H. Barnes, Samuel Bodine. H. H.

Best, W. C. Bailey, J. R. Barnhill, Matthias Kick ley, C.

W. Baker, Henry Brady, 1 M. Broadbent, Buoy, W. Brown, L. B.

Bradley, J. W. Bawden, Josiah Burriss, E. E. Boswell.

C. M. Burns, Geo. J. Bickcrton, J.

Q. Bamford, Wm. Brodhead, G. M. Boll, John Burns, G.

B. Bond, F. F. Boudwin, H. O.

Babcock, G. W. Burt, O. C. Burke, E.

W. Beyer. W. H. Bickley.

G. Jr. Carlisle, Joseph Cox, P. J. Carrow, G.

JJ. Cooper, S. M. Cook, J. S.

Chapman, J. A M. Carson, R. J. Cummins, George Cather, Andrew Crwach.

J. F. ColTiuau. Wilmer Collorn, A. 1.

Cassavant, H. B. Collins. F. M.

Cook. O. Chaliaat, W. B. Calloti, B.

T. Cookmao, W. W. Coxson, F. G.

Carter, S. C. Clark, O. O. Crooks, T.

K. Dickerson, Jacob i7Son. John Uurell, N. B. Downey, Wiiriam Dungan.

Jonathan Dotterer, A- F. Uovine. Edward Buffy. J.P. DcBow.

R. S. Iiungan, G. W. Dixon, K.

E. Elliott, W. Evans, S. H. Fernley.

T. A. Frame, Noble Fries. W. H.

Fox. J. D. FranklaDd, Henry Ferguson, W. A.

Gilroy, H. E. Gray, w. L. CTriffith, T.M.

Gordon. D. W. Gray, J. R.

T. Graff, G. W. F. Grove, S.

G. Griffiths, E. C. Graff, Jos. B.

Graves, Maris. Gebrett, S. W. Gordon, I). HI.

Gable, I. M. Gray, J. T. Gilbert, F.

A. Garrison, S. O. Gaul, Georgo, Gaul, C. of and the late Margaret V.

Quinn, in his 23d vear. The relatives and friends of the family, also ESTATE OF LEVI OSTHEIM, DECEASED. Letters testamentary on the aliove estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, ain't hose having claims to present the same, without delay, to ROSINA OSTHEIM, 14: FRANKLIN Street Or to her attorneys, F'URTH singer, 435 CHESTN UT street. COAL. CliESsMAX.

On the2d inst, of scarlet fever. Alien youngest son of Allen C. aud Anna B. A. Ciessman, ageti 4 years 3 months and 24 days.

uneral services on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of the pareuts, 1923 Marshall street. Interment private. the 23th William son of Joseph 11. A. and Florence J.

Donnelly, aged 14 months. The relatives and friends are lnvltfd to attend the funeral, 'on Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, from his parents' residence, 727 Emily street. To wococd to Odd Fellows' Cemetery. DOUGHERTY. On the 2d instant John, son of Matilda and tlte late Edward Dougherty.

The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8. o'clock, from the residence of his mother. 1242 South Twenty-eighth street. Requiem in; ss at tit. Anthony's Church.

Iutermeut at New Cathedral Cemetery. DU.XHAM. On the 27th ultimo, Francis eldest son of Frauds and Annie E. Dunham, aged 24 years and 4 months. 'the relatives and friends of the family.

Star of the Union Council, Xo. Jr. o. A. and Southwark Castle.

Xo. 21. K. of G. are respectfully invited to Jiittend the luneral.

on Wed-n sday aiteriUHiu, at 2 o'clock, from his late resi Knii-kerlKH-ker Bciieflclal Society, are respectfully invited toattend tho funeral, ou Thursday moru- Inir. at 3.30 from his lather residence. Our Ton 2240 lbs. 24-11 Muster street. Solemn high mass at St Eliza Step Taken to Haw th Salaries of the Local Jndces In created.

The Law Association met yesterday and listened to the report of the Committee on Legislation, read by Richard C. McMurtrie, dealing especially with thu subject of pensioning the Judges. The committee was authorized to urge the passage of a bill by the Legislature providing for tbe granting ot such pensions upon retirement after twenty years' service. J. Levering Jones niovni that the Law beth's, lo proceed to New Catnearai.

lilCKEIt Mi Alarch 2, Elizalieth, widow of the laie Cuarles Kicker and daughter of the late Peter Xo. 450 X. 3d St. and Mariraret Cannon, Tim revives ami mends of the family are re- Telephone No. 3529.

nrvei Llnllv iiivitMl to attend the fuueraL on Thurs For inspection of plans or other tnrormation appiy to GEO. H. STUART. General Ageut Xu. WALNUT Philadelphia.

(Telephone No. U9. Or ROBT. TAYLOR 4 No. 508 WALNUT and H.

McGRATH. No. 811 WALNUT Sc. CLYDE'S STEAM LINES. Wil V-Vt.

APPOINTED SAILING DAYS. it'li LORIDA FROM NEW YORK. Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. 3 P. from Pier 29, E.

calling at Cbarlesion. Onlv direct line to Jacksonville. New and elegaus steamers. Untiriassed pqssenger mis. FOR CHARLESTON AX FLORIDA POINTS, tri-weekly via Xew York.

Freight received dally ESTATE OF THOMAS W. DAVIS, DECEASED. Letters testimentarv on the alMive estate having leen granted to theunJer-signed. ail persons.indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those haying claims to present thssaine. ithout delay, to DR.

o. P. It EX. HENRY C. LIPPINCOTT.

9-J7 CH EST NIT Street Or to their attorney. ALEX. SIMPSON. 70S WALN UT Street. day nfieruoon.

at 3 o'ciock. from her late residence, Xo. 1514 East Montgomery avenue. To pro ceed to fanner ault TQisecllancous. Association indorse the bill now before the Legislature increasing the salaries of Judges.

RUDLUFF. On February 28. 1891, Margaret formerly of this city, aired 72 years. and after the adoption of the motion it was dence, ao. nx Morris street, interment at nar- i ton Street M.

K. Church Vault. I ltelatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 decided to send a committee ot seven to ilar- o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, J. C. risburg to press for the adoption of the bill.

Pier 1, South, and delivered troin Pier A Xorth. KCKLKY. On F'ebruary 2S, Julia, wife of Joseph Eckley and daughter of Hannah and the late William Wild, ag-d 21 years. The relatives aud friends of the family are re Baldwin, East Bradford. Chester cnuuty.

Pa. Carriages iu waiting at West Chester Statiou. ESTATE OF A. CUTHUERT ROBERTS, DECEASED. Letters testamentary ou the above estate having lieeu granted to tiie linde.i'stiriied.

ail persons indebted to the said estate WASHINGTON HOTEL SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA. John Tracy, proprietor. Elevator and all modern improvements. 82.50 PER DAY Omnibr.s meets all Pennsylvania Railroad trains. The following were appointed as the committee: Mayer Sulzberger, Kufus E.

Shap-ley, Samuel G. Thompson, "William H. RUTH. On March 1. at the residence of her son- in-law.

Fiftv-seciiinl and arren streets, Sarah relict of George W. Ruth, of Chester Val ley, acred Staake, bilas V. Petut, J. Bayard Henry, J. Levering Jones.

are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, to ELLEN c. ROBERTS. 1720 VINE Street. G. THEO.

ROBERTS. 259 SOUTH FOURTH street. spectfully invited to atrend the funeral, ou Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her husband's residence. 2014 I'liim street, Frank ford. To proceed to Xorthwood Cemetery.

EDWARDS. Ou Suudav morning. March 1. Mrs. Anna 1..

widow oi William C. Edwards. Funeral services at her late residence Mount Vernon street, on Wednesday, March 4, at 2 P. M. i UK RICHMOND.

atiu uu POINT-Every TUESDAY. THURSDAY aul SATURDAY, atl2uoou, from Pierl, a.ove Market r-treet roK WASHINGTON. D. C. and ALEXANDRIA, Va via NORFOLK, TUESDAY, 'J'HL'RSDAY anil SAiURDAY.

at ncjon, Iroia Pierl. Xorth Wharves, above Market street. FOR XEW YORK (Daily! Irom Pier 1, Souta Whaiyes, below Market stn-et. WILLIAM P. CLYDE 4 General Agents.

X'o. South DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia. "Einaneial. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday. Meet at house at 10 o'clock.

Proceed from tuition on train leaving Bread FOR SALE OFFER WE Interment private. street 11. 4 A. Al service cf Malvern. RYAN.

Ou the 2d Inst. Mnry lly-n. ELVERT. On February Mrs. Caroline FU- The relatives aud friends of the family are re vert, ged so years.

aired The relatives and friends are respectfully invited spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday mori'iintr. at s. o'clock, irom he resilience of RED STAR LINE. FOR A.M. to attend the luneral.

on Wednesday afternoon, at ESTATE OF W. KIRK. DECEASED Letters of administration on the above estate having leeu granted to the undersigned, all persons itidebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to preseut the same, without delay, to HENRY. C. LOUGHLI.V, Or.

to his Attorney. GEO. L. CRAWFORD. 263 South Fourth street Phila.

Knn Into by a Cabin Car. About 11 o'clock yesterday morning cable car No. 83 of the Seventh and Ninth Streets Line ran into a coal wagon driven by James Clark, at Ninth and South streets, knocking the front wheels off the wagon and severely injuring Clark about the head and body. He was taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital. her brothel -in-law.

Thomas ahill. lolti South V. ERP. PARIS AND THE RHINt. street solemn high mass al St.

Teresa's Church I March 4. 12 n(iii. BKLGENLAND Weilm-mlay, (from Piiiladel-pnia) II. 10. tin A.

liiiei-nictit Cathedral cemetery. it CENTRAL CAR TRUST CO. and RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO. 6 per cent. GUARANTEED CAR TRUST BONDS.

Price Par and Accrued Interest E. W. CLARK Bullitt Bankers. S.WAGKAU -Suddenly, on the 1-t instant. Frame savag -jtu aged 5S years.

Residence 128 1-E1ER WRIGHT sflNS. General Agents. Vi ahtnt. stre-t i'liihiueiphia. STATE OF ELLEN PHILLIPS, LINE, FOROUEENsi- DECEASED.

Letters on the TOWN A L. A Drop red Dead on the Street. CI I or "CHICAGO. March li. 6 A.

M. 1 o'clock, from ncr miu resilience, lncouv street Fraufcford. Interment ut leruwood Cemetery. FARKELL, On the Id instant John, son of Patrick and Annie FaireiU aged lyear, it) mouths and 11 days. The relatives and friends of th family are re-sportfully invited toattend the fuueraL ou Wednesday afieruoon.

at 1 o'clock, from the residence of his iiareuts i-'o-o Mountain street Interment at Xew Cat bed lal Cemetery. FAULKNER. On iho 1st Inst. at Chester, Sarah Faulkner. In her 27th vear.

Relatives and friends of the family are re-spectiully invited toattend the funeral services, on 4th at the revldsnea of her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah loia est Third Kieot Chester. Tt. proceed l.ys.a A. M.

trivia to i Cedar H1U Cemetery, PUlaueipui. of Abraham T. Marple, aged 5o yeai-s, PETER Klbn 1 i SONS. General Agents. aii Walnut street.

Philaaeiphia. lasKer si I EA. On the 1st Maggie 'laughter of PatricK and Hannah Shea, a 14 years. The relative and irienos ol the faiAily and the Angel-." sodality of the liiimaculate oucjjitiou are resowti'ully invited toattend tiie iuiier.d. on We'l-lu'sday morning, at 7.

M0 o'clin-k, from her parents' residence. Xo. its Allen street. Eighteenth ward. Requiem mass at the I mm acu late Conception.

Interment at Xew Cathedral Cemetery. SHEETS. On the 1st lust. Solomon Sheets son of tiie Lu Conrad bUwta, ol Buck county. gd t3 voar.

IB relatives and Meads of the family arc n. FOR aliove est te iiaving been in-antcl to I PEN N-SYLVAX1A COMPANY F'OR I NSI'lt A Cr. OX LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES and HENRY T. COLEMAN, all persons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment and those having claims lo present the same, without deiav. at the office of said conn-any.

No. 517 CHESTNUT Street, or to HENRY T. COLEMAN. viiinw- HfiXitlT X. COJUEJIA-Ji, ffir-rr AMERICAN LINE, QUEENSTOWN AN IVERPOOL.

IROWN IlJlOTHEltS CO. S. E. corner FOURTH anil CHF.STNUT Sts. CO M.MERCIAL CREDITS.

CIRCULAR CUEDl'lS FOR TRAVELERS. CABLE TRANSFERS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON GREAT BRITAIN A ND THE CONTINENT. iMimey MwtolveU mi lJeiifiit uud litmrem AUOWW, i IrK-ciau luveoUueut aeuiuiiies lor Mia. 222 Richmond street, dropped dead on tbe street yesterday morning while on his way to work at Cramps" shipyard. The body was 'taken borne and the Coroner notified.

It is supposed that the man's death resulted Irom heart disease. Olno. Wednesday, March 4. 7 A. M.

RRITISH Wet, M'rrh 11, 11 A. M. 1'tiltH Vv'ltlbllT kon. tieum-v. Walnut ouoet, PuiUuaipiaA.