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THE PHILADELPHIA 1NQUITIEK, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1906 STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER STRAWBRIDQE CLOTHIER WEAVER LINES IIP THE C01CIUM IVlayor Working to Elect Presidents of Both very Han Who Gets His Clothing Here Gets It light MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Wolf. Addison S. Monaghan. Father V. Mustaio, Gniseppe.

Buongiorno. Isabella. Carnielo. Raffaelo Rosa. Kickerson.

Charles Murray. Emma R. Garner. Ike I Fannie. lnffy Cornelius Alice.

Johnson. Henry Fleming. Maggie. llftrtell. Herman Berlinski, Olga.

Hansen. William Foster, Alice L. Ballentine. James Ma it S. Zimmerman.

Max Schmidt, Caroline. Ilooth. Thomas Ireland. Harriet. TartagMone.

Balesario. Pi Meo. Maria. Mull. George Katherine O.

Sanders. James G. Mary J. Rice. Moses Young.

Emma. Whelan, Patrick O'Shea. Alice Mueller, Otto Scliuehler. Charlotte F. Tondale, Ginspppe Cellucci, Rachele.

Shaffer. William Woodward. Therza A. Hirh. Leonard Underwood.

Maude S. Mawhinney. David M. Jennie. Carl.

Peter Lewis. Annie. Our spring stock of Clothing is made up of the productions of the mo3t progressive, the most wide-awake manufacturers in five cities. What they produce, with the best designing and draughting talent obtainable, may be accepted by men as correct especially when all of these makers so nearly agree in style-essentials as they do this season. Even if one cr two of our makers had failed to forecast fashions correctly, we should still have the others to fall back upon.

But all our styles are right. Practically all our sack coats are made with vents two side-vents or one centre vent, carefully tailored, so that they will not flare open some are stitched down. The moderately-deep centre vent is in largest demand, but many young men prefer the two side-vents. For men who don't keep up with the fashions, we have some without vents. Men may always be assured of getting correct styles here that's one reason why this has become Philadelphia Foremost Clothing Store.

Another reason is the certainty of securing reliable quality and best possible value. Spring Suits and Overcoats $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $18.00 to $30.00. Stein-Bloch Models Start at $15.00 Men's Spring Trousers $3.50, $4.50, $5.00 and newest -fabrics, with the latest style-touches. Men's Evening and Afternoon Dress Suits $20.00, $25.00, $30.00, and up to $40.00. Young Men's Spring Suits and Overcoats, in distinctively up-to-date styles $7.50, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and $18.00.

But note these special lots for to-day and to-morrcnv: Men's Spring Top Coats Spring Raincoats 650 Men's High-grade si nn si R.nn and Spring Suits S2s.nn vaiims worth $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $25 now $10.00 and $15.00 At $10.00, stylish Top Coats, including manufacturers' samples and single coats reduced to close out lots. Short and medium lengths; covert cloths, Oxfords and black. At $15.00, a number of new models, in gray and in black, with deep vent, cut to rallies up to $25.00 Special now at $15.00 seven hundred "Rain-or-Shine" gray and black cravenettes; full-length models, with hand-tailored collar, sleeve-linings. Among them are $99. 50 Raincoats all at $15.00 each.

all stout, ciender and regular. The manufacturer who made these fine Spring Suits was anxious to turn them into money at once. Very few stores could take so many in addition to their regular stock. We could. Here are $15.00 and $18.00 Gray Worsted Suits at $12.50.

00 and $20.00 Worsted Check Suits at $12.50. $20.00 and $25.00 Worsted Overplaid Suits at $12.50. $18.00 and $20.00 Black Suits at $12.50. There are both single- and double-breasted coats in the lot, which includes sizes for young men $12.50. values Be sure to look through these $12.50 Suits when you come to-day.

conform to the body. Remarkable otconq jjoor. wet Women's Tailored Suits Women's New Spring Coats at a Saying The models described are from our own great tailoring establishment, and the savings are just as indicated by the figures. Very few of even the largest manufacturers buy cloths in such quantities as we do it is not unusual for mills to get single orders from as for 10,000 yards of one fabric. The coats are transferred directly to our retail stock and one fair profit is added no in-between profits, no salesmen's commissions.

The workmanship is of the finest, as you will see: Walking Skirls hundred Women's Walking Skirts, samples own factory, are here from $5.00 to regular retail prices are about one-third plaited, gored circular and gored The materials are gray-mixed homespun; green, blue, or red; broadcloth in blue or black; also Panama in blue or box-plaits and sflk-ernbroidered stylet. SeeomLFloon. Centra $10.00, worth $15.00 Hard-twisted Covert Cloth Coats, a handsome model, length just below the hips; taffeta lining. Three-seamed semi-fitting back; single-breasted fly-front. Full plaited sleeves.

Strap at hand simulates cuffs. Flap S13.50, worth $20.00 Three-quarter-length Top Coats of black or gray diagonal or in large gray plaids. Loose in the back and front. Full sleeves. Patch pockets.

Mannish collar and revers. Yoke and sleeves are taffeta-lined. Second Floor. Centre $7.50, worth $10.00 Hip-length Jackets of hard-twisted covert cloth, satin-lined. Full-plaited sleeves.

Seams nicely finished. Collar and revers defined by fiat braid, in self -color. Flap pockets. Double-breasted nearly loose front. Close-fitting back.

A cosmopolitan Suit Store that is what our Women's Suit Department is. Severely tailored suits for those who like plain things, suits elaborate with braid, buttons, lace, embroidery, every sort of pretty trimming for the woman who prefers "frilly" things; and between these a gradual evolution of the plain into the elaborate, so that, whatever your preference, you can find something to fit as a pea fits its pod. Prices have as wide a range $10.00 to $135.00. At $10.00 Of gray mixed suiting. A smart bolero jacket model, stylishly trimmed with braid about the cellar and vest-effect in front.

Three-quarter sleeves, with braid-trimmed cuffs. At $15.50 A hip-jacket suit of black or blue cheviot, with a graceful moire collar finished with silk quilling. At $23.50 Of a lovely gray suiting, in broken plaid effect, the bolero jacket stylishly trimmed with braid in self -color around the collar, down the front and around the bottom of the jacket. Vest and collar of white broadcloth, braid-trimmed. Second Floor, Market Street Our First Clover Day Was a Brilliant Success Ends of Linens ends of excellent grades of Irish, Table Linens are on Cross Aisle thrifty.

Full-bleached, half-bleached Bleached Damasks 45c to $1.85 Partially-bleached 35c to $1.00 desirable odd lengths, for kitchen, roller towels; regular 10c to 24c 18c a yard. Aisle li. Centre; and FUbertStreet CM AmXm Plain Challis at 28c of Plain Challis has just come. away rapidly many customers are four dress patterns. The colors are blue, lavender, reseda, tan, brown, black.

FUbert Street Crow Aisle Thousands of Customers Profited by it, and We Had Vastly the Greatest March Day's Selling on Record The throngs of customers who sought and found the Four-leaf Clover yesterday will certainly be looking eagerly for the announcement of our next Clover Day. It is always a pleasure to buy something you want at much less than you would have been willing to pay; and there's a certain satisfaction in stumbling across something valuable that ijou didn't know was there. That's what made our first Clover Dati so eniouable. $2 Silk Umbrellas, $1.50 Women's All-silk Umbrellas, for sun or rain in black, blue, garnet, green, brown; plain, changeable, or with fancy white borders; good paragon frame, fine natural wood handles. Regular price $2 now $1.50.

Aisle 4, Centre Women's Trimmed Hats In the Salon of Fine Hats, you'll find hats as exquisite in quality, as ultra-fashionable in effect, as American art produces. We lead in High-class Millinery, and in Artistic Inexpensive Millinery. Our $5.00 and $6.00 Hats Famous! We started out by making our $5.00 and $6.00 Hats famous. But we didn't rest there. We're still hard Girls Dresses at $2.00 Colored Dresses in several styles, of chambray and checked ginghams.

Regulation Dresses trimmed with braid and silk tie; guimpe models with deep bertha trimmed with embroidery insertion or embroidery ruffle; sizes 6 to 14 yeara $2.00. White Lawn Dresses in two styles with yoke of cluster tucking and lace or embroidery insertion, deep bertha trimmed to match; full skirt, with cut flounce, or straight skirt with cluster tucking; sizes 6 to 14 years; $3.00 value now $2.00. Second Floor. Market St- Goods Remnants always attract throngs of eager buyers, of short lengths is unusually attractive. hare piled up by the hundreds.

special counter, marked at Usual Remnant Prices fabrics, in black and colors are included Mohairs, Veilings, Panamas, etc advantage to come early. Get Rose Bushes Now Ready to work wonders for you are these brown roots and stems, to bring out of the earth and out of the air, beauty of bloom and sweet fragrance to embower your home with loveliness, to give you, lavishly, blossoms to bring indoors. Not costly Rose Bushes, 15c each, 2 for 25c, $1.25 doz. Two kinds for your choosing this year the hardy Holland stock, 2-year-old growths, and American-grown Roses. Some new varieties as well as all the old favorites.

Many other plants are here, too, ready to set out in the garden. Basement. Centre at work keeping them famous. In the great variety of shapes and shades, in quality, in style, in beauty of effect, in becomingness, in any, in all of these, our $5.00 and $6.00 Trimmed Hats unquestionably outrival all others. Walking Hats at $330 Special.

The short-brim sailor that's so popular now. IAke the picture. Made of plaid-straw, Aisle. Centra Pots with Palms flower-pots (quadruple-plate) bright several designs, a hardy growing palm pretty table nrorhr ta rlo rrasmamr a ornament, a dainty and $1.25. AisleS.

Kwkct St. Silk Waists at $5.00 IN WHITE at $5.00 Of China silk, in a variety of pretty styles, designed with tucks, dainty laces, appliques or batiste embroidery; elbow sleeves and collar trimmed with lace insertion and edge. IN BLACK at $5.00 Of China silk or peau de cygne. Some in simple, tasteful tailored effects with yoke of tucks. Others more elaborate with lace; full sleeves with elbow cuffs, tucked or with lace.

Collar to match. Second Floor, Centre Towels at S1.50 a Dozen Of fine quality, with hemmed or hemstitched ends and plain white, red or blue borders. That is only 12c apiece for well-wearing Huck Towels of the finer sort. WTorth $2.20 a dozen now $1.50. Aisle 11.

Centre; and Filbert Street Croes Aisle Blanchette. Pierre E. Florence JO. Mees. Charles B.

Barger. Josephine. Tustin, Charles Kennieb. Minnie R. Smith.

Joe Selbev, Liznic. Diehmann, John Wiedfeld. Anna J. Rlotte, Francis Mullen, Susan. Stoloff, Morris Cohen, Ray.

MARRIED WHITE HATGH. On March 3. 190B. at 2S22 Broad st. Philadelphia, bv- Rev John navies.

Mr WILLIAM WHITE and Miss ANNA HAIGH. DIED ADAMSON. On March 27. 1906, MARGARET, beloved wife of AVilliam Adamson, in her 62d year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 8.30 A M.

from her late residence. 190 Indiana ave. Requiem mass at the Church of the Visitation at 10 A M. Interment at Old Cathedral Cenie-terv. March 27.

THOMAS, beloved husband of Rosanna Allen. Relatives and friends also employes of the Naval Magazine, are invited to attend funeral, SaTnrdav. 8.30 A M. from late residence. Fort Mifflin.

High mass of requiem at St Raphael's Church. Interment Holy Cress. ARCHER. On March 28. 1906.

MARY ARCHER, wife of the late George Archer. Relatives and friends, also the members of the Fifth Reformed Presbyterian Church, are invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at 2 M. ac her late residence. H5 Arizona St. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery.

ARMSTRONG. On March 25. 1906. CATHERINE J. beloved wife of Bernard Armstrong and daughter of the late John and Eliza Louchead.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 8.30 A M. from her husband's residence. 2523 Salmon street. Solemn requiem mass at St Ann's Church, at 10 A M. Interment at St Ann's Ceperv.

ARRTSON. On March 29, 1906. JULIA ARRISON. wife of Philip Arrison. aged 60 years.

Relatives and friends are invi-ted to attend funeral services, Sundav. 1 M. at late residence. Old Newtown road, Bustleton, Philadelphia. Interment strictlv private.

Train leaves Kensington Station for Bustleton 12.10 M. BACON. Third month, 28th. 1900. AMOS BACON, in his 63d year.

Relatives and friends. Crescent Lodge. 493. and A M. and members of the 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry, are invited to attend the funeral services, on Seventh Day.

31st inst. at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 501 Lincoln drive. Germantown. Interment private.

West laurel Hill Cemeterv. Train leaves Broad Street for ITpsal Station 1.31 M. BAXTER On March 28, 1903. MARGARET BAXTER, beloved wife of Charles Baxter. Relatives and friends, also the Helping Hand Society and church congregation of the Second Baptist Church, of Frankford.

are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 10 A M. from her husband's residence 4727 Tackawanna st. Church service at 11 A preciselv. Interment at Mt Zora Cemetery. Maryland.

BELL. On March 27. 1906. DORCAS BELL. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, 31st Inst, at 1 M.

from her late residence. 1505 Carpenter st. Interment at Northwood Cemeterv. BETTS. March 26.

1906, CHARLES HARPER, sod of Franklin and Emma Betts. in his 30th year. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of hi parents. Y'ork road, opposite Oak Lane. Interment private at Northwood Cemeterv.

BISHOP. On March 29. 19C6. MARY LYNCH, wife of Job BUhop and beloved daughter of the late John and Sarah Lvnch. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral servi'-es.

on Monday afternoon, at 2.30 o'cloek. at her late residence. 2319 Catherine street. Interment Mt. Mori ah.

BLCNDIX. On March 26. 1906. JOHN WLurMJl.N. in his 7oth rear.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 2 M. from the residence of his son-in-law. Mr William Scheffer. 344 Del-mar st. Roxborough.

Interment at Leverington Cemetery. BOYD. On March Oft 1 Qfl THnu ROYT, aged 75 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Jionaay, at M. at tie residence of his son.

Charles Boyd. 1681 54th st. Interment at ljower Meriou Baptist Cemeterv. BRADDOCK. Suddenly, on March 28.

19rf, SARAH JUSTICE, wife of William Krd- dock. Relatives and friends are invited to miena tne rnner.il services, on Friday March 30. at 7 M. at her husband's residence. 117 arson st.

West Philadelphia. Also services in chapel at Eglinton Cemetery, Clarks- uoro. a j. on rsaturaav, at in M. BRADLEY.

On March 28, 1906. ISABELLA, wife of James Bradiev. and daughter of Hiram and Mary Evard. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 1 M. from her late residence.

618 Bamhrev st (25th and South). Interment at Greenwood iv cr t- cemetery. BKETHERICK. On March 27, 1906. JAMES cucinE.nn,a, in, me ostfi vear ot bis ate.

The friends of the familv, -Court Robin Hood, No 14. of Britannia Ledge. No 18. ot St G. are resectf ully invitei to ntTn! the funeral, on Saturday -morning, nt 8.30 ciocK.

irom nis late residence. lSOl Montrose st. Funeral services at St Michael's 19th and Lombard sts. Friends mav view re mains on l-rlday evening, March JO, at 8.00 nock, interment at -it Morian BROGNARD. On March 28.

1906. at his res idence. 655 North st vrv vt nn. i NARD. In the SSth year of his age.

Funeral services and Interment private. BROOKE. On March 28. 19(16. MAXILLU3.

beloved husband of Jennie Rooke. Relatives ana irienus are invited tct attend the funeral, on Monday, at 2 M. from his late residence, 12o0 23d st. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. BROWN.

Suddenly. on March 27. 19VK, JAMES BROWN, in the C7tli veer of nis ree Relatives and friends, also Rising Star Lodee. lib. and A Fidelity Assembly.

re invitea to attend tiie funeral, on Saturday, preciselv at 2 M. from his late residence, southeast corner and St Albans his. imerment at Moriah Cemeterv. BURROWS. On March 27.

1906. SAMUEL, son of George and Hanab Cm-row's, aaed 43 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also Moscosco Tribe. No 34. I Mosecsoo Trilre Aiixiliary.

and Mocanaqua Council. No 33, of I'. are invfted to attend tne tnneral services. Saturday afternoon, at 2 cock, at nis late residence. ft'Z 39th jt.

Internment at Mt Moriah Cemetery. CAHILL- On March 28. 1906. MARGARET MARIE, daughter of Hauora and the late William Cahill. aged 24 year3.

The relatives and frijnds of the family, also the SacfTd Heart Society of St Anne's Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning. March 31, at 7.SO o'clock, from mother residence, 2335 Albert st. 31st ward. Solemn requiem mass at St Anne's Church at 9 A M. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

CASEY. On March 28. 1906. SARAH CASEY. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fnueral.

on Saturday, at 7.30 A M. from the residence of her nephew, John Casey. 1720 Hancock st. Solemn requiem mass at 9AM precisely, at St Michael's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

CHASE. In Philadelphia, on March 28. 19(H. ALICE BRONSON. wife of Herlrt Chase, aged 39 years.

Funeral services on Saturday-March 31, at 11 A M. at 309 Market st, Cam: den. J. Interment private. CLABBY.

On March 27. 1903. JENNIE daughter of the late Pairick and Ann Clabby. Relatives and friends, also St Joachim's Sodality, are invited to attend th? funeral, on Saturdav. at 8.30 A from her late residence.

4327 Pena st. Frankford. Solemn requiem mass and interment- St Joachim's. COBB. Suddenly, on March 29, 1906.

at his late residence, 614 Holly st. GKORGE COBB. Due notice of the funeral will be giveu. COLEMAN. On the 28th inst.

CHARLES COLEMAN. Relatives and friends, also Aeolian Castle, No 348. E. and emploves of Dr Jnyne Son, are Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 12.SO M. from his late residence.

537 Watklns st. Interment at Feruwood Cemetery. COLLINS. March 27. 1906.

SARAH COLLINS, widow of late John Collin. Relatives and friends Invited to attend funeral services. Saturday. March 31, l.SO preciselv. at late residence.

1313 Mt Vernon Interment strictly private. Kindly omit flowers. CRIDLAND. March 27, A CRIDLAND. from late residence.

1603 St Paul Square, Philadelphia. Pa. Interment private. CRILLY. On March 27.

1906. ELLEN M. widow of Andrew Crilly. Funeral serrices and interment private. DAWSON.

On March 2S. 1906. KATE W. wife of A Dawson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday.

30th instant at 2 preciselv, at the residence of B' Weaver, 550 5th st. Interment private. DEAN. On March 28, 1906, WILLIAM DEAN. In his 93d year.

The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, Saturday, 31st at 1 from the residence of his son. George Dean, 243 Spruce St. Interment West Laurel Hill Cemetery. DINSMORE. ANNA DINSMORE.

on March 28. at the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane 44th and Market sts. DONEGAN. On March 27, 1906. at Lake-wood.

J. the Rev PATRICK DONEGAN. Due notice of thefuueral -will be given. DOUGHTEN. On March 28.

1906. EMMA STOKES DOUGHTEN. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Friday at 2.30 M. from residence of her brother. Henry Doughten.

105 Main St. Moores-town. J. Interment private. Trains leave Market st ferry at 1.50 EAGAN.

On March 28. 1906, JOHN A. son of the late Martin and Marv A Eagan. Relatives and friends, also Division No 45, A are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 7.30 A from his late residence. 4313 Elizabeth st.

Frankford. Requiem high mass at St Joachim's Church, at 9 A M. Interment at St Mary's Cemetery, Gloucester, J. ELKINS. On March 27.

1900. GERTRUDE ANNA, beloved wife of Richard Elkins. aged 22 vears. Relatives and friends, also Christian Kudeavor Society, Sunday school and members of Trinity Preshyterian Church, are -invited to attend the funeral, on Saturdax. at- 1 M.

from her late residence. 2017 Sterner st. Strvices at altove named church, at 2 sh Interment private. ELLINGER. On March 29.

1906. JACOB K. husband of Rose A and sou of the late Joseph and Mary A Ellinger, from his late residence, 1604 4th st. Due notice of the funeral will be given. FITZGERALD.

On March 29, 1906, PATRICK FITZGERALD, son of late Michael and Ellen Fitzgerald. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral, Saturday, 7 A M. from brother's residence, 525 Hope st. (Front and Green). Mass at St Augustine's Church.

8.80 A M. Interment Holy Cross. FABER. On March 27. 1906.

CAROLINE R. wife of Jacob Faber and daughter of Louisa and tne late Christian -Rath, aged 41 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Friday at 2 M. from ber late residence. 617 Thompson st.

Interment at Palmer Ground. FAROY. On March 27. JOHN J. FARDY.

hnsband of Katherine Fardy (nee PfauL nl son of Thomas land the late Margaret Fardv. his 48th ye. Relatives -and friends -are invited to atteooV the funeral, on Saturday, at Both' Sides Claiming Victory, But Each. Side Is Fearful of Defeat Mayor Weaver made it evident yesterday that the candidates of the Mack combine for the presidencies of Select and -oraraon Councils, who are also his favorites, Lave not yet enough pledges to elect them. r.

Mayor Weaver sent for members of both branches of Councils and sought to persuade them to vote for Messrs. Croth-ers and Armstrong. While Mayor Weaver was at Work in the Citv Hall, John M. Mack and Harry A. Mac-key, with the aid of the Vares and others conspicuous in the new ward leaders cojnbjhe, were doing missionery work elsewhere in the same direction.

Mayor Weaver got some, very warm comments irom several of the Council-men whom he tried "to convert." One of them to3d him that he Tegarded the new Mack contracting combine quite as bad as any combination that has sought to rule the politics of the city, and that he could not: see. that he was advancing the cause of reform by supporting their candidates. iHe told, the Mayor that promises were being made, right and left, to Cosancilmen' in the name of his administration for votes for these candidates, and while the Mayor insisted that such-, promises were made without authority, thd Councilman stood by his original statement. He also paid his respects to Mack and Maekey atul left the Mayor's office without being 'converted." The Mayor was asked why lie had sent for the Councilmen. "I sent for them because I want to see if I cannot bring about for the last year of my term absolute harmony between the legislative and the executive branches of the city's government," he replied.

"Is it true' the Mayor was asked, "that membei-s of Select Council were told that officeholders in their wards would lose their positions unless they supported Mr. Crothers for president?" "That is absolutely untrue," was the Mayor's 3-eply. "I would like to know who made that statement." "It has also been said by members of Common Council that you promised to take care of them and see that they were appointed on good committees if they supported Mr. Armstrong," the Mayor was told. "That is not so," replied the Mayor.

"No one has the right to say that, and if it has been said, it has not the support of my administration." "Did you ask the Councilmen who came to Bee j'ou if they would support Mr. Armstrong and Mr. "I summoned them merelv in the interests of the city and with the purpose of establishing harmony between the two branches of the city government." The Mayor was asked again if he did not solicit the support of the Councilmen for the candidacies of Armstrong and Crothers, but he evaded the question. The leaders of both sides in the Select Cbuncilmanie fight, where twenty-two votes are necessary to elect a president, are claiming to have a majority, but neither will give the list of names of those upon -whose votes they are counting. Each side is afraid that there are one or more "planes" in their, list; that is, men sent, into; their camp by their opponents to find out "what is going Henry the nominee of the Republican caucus for president of Select Council, said last night: "I received another new promise of support to-day, and I have reason to believe that I will be elected on Monday nest" Jacob Henderson, the Republican Caucus nominee in Common Council, was quite as sanguine.

Mayor Weaver to3d several Councilmen yesterday that he had no doubt that Messrs. Crothers and Armstrong will be elected. M'FETRIOGE TQ PAY 7 FOR WIFE AND CHILD Former Pitcher for Phillies Plead-! ed Salary Was Cut to $14 a Week John McFetridge, formerly a pitcher on the Philadelphia Ball Club, appeared in the Desertion Court before Judge Davis yesterday and through his counsel, John M. Patterson, asked that the decree of the court, three years ago, 'which ordered him to pay his wife 12 a week, be re-auced to a smaller figure. He succeeded in having it cut to $7 a week bv demonstrating to the satisfaction of the c.urt that his mother and two brothers, who conduct- the printing establishment of McFetridge Sons, had cut his salary from $33.33 to S14 a week.

Counsel for Mrs. McFetridge argued that this reduction was not made in good faith and subrenaed the two other brothers in the firm and had the books produced. Both brothers testified that the reduction had been made because it was discovered 'that a thoroughly competent bookkeeper could be obtained for that money. The books were offered in evidence and showed the cut in the man's salary. Davis said he could not see any bad faith, but, on-the contrary, the evidence feeemed to be all in good faith, and that there being no contradiction of the testimony he would reduce the order to $7 a week for the support of the wife and 3-year-old boy.

BROUGHT BACK BY A BOND Bergr Left His Bride to Resume Legislative Duties Special to The Inquirer. TRENTON, N. March Herman A. Berg, who "vvas married' at his home in Jersey City last night, came to Trenton to-day to resume his duties, not knowing that his associate? had adjourned yesterday afternoon for the 'week. "They placed me under five thousand dollars bonds to keep me from going away on a' honeymoon," he said, referring to the "joshing" he received last Monday evening previous to the presentation to him by hi" associate Assemblymen of a handsome chest of table silver, "and here I am." He admitted that he had not read the papers.

Then he concluded: "Well, I'll take the next train home." And he fled from the Capitol. Squire Schmitz Made Dog Warden Mavor Ellis in Camden yesterday announced the appointment of Justice" Phil-ip Schmitz. secretary of the S. C. as dog warden.

For many months Mayor Ellis has been seeking a man suitable for this Dositioii in accordance with the provisions of an ordinance adopted by City -minr-il. Snmre Schmitz relieved him of his embara-rnent by volunteering to act in that capacity. jj A special election be held at Angle.sea nrt April 10 for tbe purpose of voting upon an issue of north of bonds to be used in the purchase of ifie waterworks or the eceo tiou of a new plant, Jewelry Items an Easter or birthday gift to somebody of pretty trinkets? $430 Necklaces, 52.50 and CO chains, with amethyst or topaz drop Handy Pins at 65c-Piain Roman bead-edge finish usefai for baby's for one's own collars, cuffs aad other trimmed with two shades of velvet around crown; at side, a sweep effect of imported coqne feathers with owl's head. The product of our own workroom. Various colorings; take your choice for $3.50.

Second Floor. Market Street. East $1.00 Table Linen at 78c This is an excellent grade of Irish Satin Damask Linen, 72 inches wide, beautifully bleached, in very handsome open border designs, and is one of the best values we have ever offered. As the lot is limited, we cannot promise to fill mail orders. Aisle u.

Centre $tj n.50 1 Silver Small silver gray-finish; or nlanted in not. rt nnr Easter gift LOO dress accessories. Filbert St. Market late r-sidnce. 1419 South Forty-ninth street.

West Philadelphia. Interment at Mount Mo-iah Cemetery. SHEEHAN. On March 28. 1906.

EDWARD A. husband of Ellen Sheehan. Relatives and friends, also League of Sacred Heart of St Columba's Chnrch are invited to attend funeral. Saturdav. 8.30 A M.

from late residence. 2104 Indiana ave. High mass of requiem at St Columba's Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. SHREVE.

In Trenton. J. on March 28, 1906. LOUISA wife of Howard Sbreve and daughter of William and Mary Lacy, in the 4 2d vear of her age. The relatives atfil friends of th" family are invited to attend the funeral, from her husband's residence, 909 Bdgewood ave, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.

STAFFORD. March 27. EDWIN STAFFORD eldest son, of Susan and late George Stafford, aged 49 vears. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. with3ut further notice, at M.

E. Chnrch. Haddonlield, J. Fridav. 2.3d M.

SLLL1VAN. On March 27. 1906. MARY E. beloved daughter of Michael A and Anna Sullivan nee Gunson).

aged 16 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, ou Fridav afternoon at 2 o'clock, from residence of parents. 2332 Wilder st. Interment Holv Cross Cemetery. TEESE.

March 29. 1906. WILLIAM TEESE. in his 76th year. The relatives aud friends, also Camp.

No. 4G1. of A. employes of Pennsylvania Railroad. West Philadelphia Shop, and the Pennsylvania Railroad Relief, are invited to attend the funeral services, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence.

161S North Twenty-fifth. Interment private. Fern wood Cemetery. THACKARA. March 27.

SARAH THACK-AKA, wife of Parry Tbackara and daughter of James and Sarah McKeowu. formerly of Briatol Pa. Relatives and friends inviteq to attend funeral. Saturday, 7.30 A M. from late residence.

2525 Orkney st. High mass St Edward's Church. Interment St Mark's, Bristol Ta. VINSON. On March 28.

1906, ANNIE VINSON, wife of George Vinson and daughter of the late Charles and Mary Qninn. aged 43 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, Saturday, 8.S0 A from residence of sister. 1833 Poplar st. Solemn mass of requiem St Elizabeth Chnrch.

23d and Berks. 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross. WEST. At Swartbmore Pa, on March 27.

3906. MARY" COLEMAN, wife of Newton West. Relative and friends a -re Invited to attend the funeral services, to-dav (Friday), st 8 M. at her late residence. .107 South Chester road.

Interment private on Saturday. WENTZELL. On March 27, 1906. WILLIAM, son of Emma and the late George Wentzell, in his 23d year. The relatives and friends of tbe family, also Sons of Veterans.

Camp No 13. are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock precisely, from his late residence, 2204 Reese st. Interment at Greenwood of Cemetery. WHEELER. On Third day.

March 27. 1906, PHILENA P. wife of tbe late George Wheeler, aged 74 years. Relatives and friends r.re invited to attend funeral services, ou Seventh dav at 2 o'clock M. from ber late residence.

914 11th st. Interment private at Mount Moriah Cemetery. WHITE. On March 28. 1906, ISABELLA wife of Edward White and daughter of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Johnson, aged 39 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 219 Penn Burlington. J. on Saturdav. March 31, at 2 o'clock. Services St Mary's Church at 3.30 o'clock.

Interment Odd Fellows' Cemetery, Burlington. J. WISE. 27th inst. GEORGE D.

son of late Martin and Sarah Ann Wise. Funeral services at late residence, 1340 Pine st. Friday. 10 A M. Interment on arrival at Ardmore of 10.45 A train from Broad St Station.

Carriage will meet train. WILEY. On March 28. 1906. MART widow of the late Boyd Wiley, in the 72d year of her age.

The relattves and friends of the family. are. invited to attend the funeral services, Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of her son-in-law. Fisher. 1B23 Federal street.

Interment at Blockley Baptist Burying Ground. WILLIAMSON. March 27. VIOLA WILLIAMSON, beloved wife of Wallace Williamson and daughter of Charles and Marr A Tres-ler. aged 23 years.

Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. Friday. 2 M. at parents' residence. 240 Brinzhurst st, Germantown.

Interment Chelten Hills. WRIGJIN. Near Chesterfield, March 28. 1906. MARTHA It WE her 60th year.

Relatives and fr j. on SINS, iu ar. in- vited to attend tbe from ate resi Hen's Nearly Coats, in silk and $25.00 Sines for Sample About a from our $15.00 each. The more. The lot includes flaring models.

Panama in black; cheviot in black, with broad panels all newest Short About 400 short Scotch and German tables for the and silver-bleached: 65c to 5Z50 50c to $130 ToweBngs, in glass, pantry and grades now 7c to 37k: A fresh shipment The lot is melting taking three and cream, pink, baby garnet, navy, plum, Dress These Sales and this accumulation Remnants They are on a large One-half All the wanted Suitings, Voiles, It will be to your A A Special Want to make who is fond $330 and Slender solid gold pendant. Solid Gold gold or with dainty clothes as well as Choosing Baby's Go-Carl It's an easy matter, if you come here so many styles, so many prices. These two specials: $2.50 Folding Go-Carts now $1.83 $7.50 Heyvood Folding Go-Carts $5.00 Other go-carts from $5.00 to $25.00. If you do not know the Alwin Folding Go-Cart, stop and see it. Fourth Floor.

Market Street, East White Shirt Waists, $1.00 White lawn, the front with up-and-down rows of embroidery in solid blind style, the Valenciennes lace insertion between to give a dainty yoke effect. Deep cuffs and collar tucked. Back tucked and closed with concealed buttons. While you can get such a pretty, serviceable style for $1.00, better add it to your summer supply. FBbert Street Crosa Aiale Market Eighth Filbert St.

i Market Market Eighth NEILL. On March 26. 1906, EM1LIE E. widow of W. Neill.

The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. l37 17th fct. Solemn mass of requiem at the Church of the Getm at lo A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. O'BRIEN.

On March 28. 1906. JAMES, husband of Brideet O'Brien. Relatives and friends are invited to attend fuueral. Saturdav 9.3o A M.

from late residence. 2562 Collin's st. Requiem mass at St Ann's Church 11 A M. Interment Holy Redeemer ORR- On March 28. 1906.

BENJAMIN ORR. aged 64 years. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Sunday. April 1, at 12 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law, Herkirues" Rose-baum. East Richardson ave.

Langiiorne Pa. Interment at Languome Cemetery. PATTERSON. Oa March 28. ELIZABETH L.

wife of Dr James Patterson, aged 5S years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday. M.trch 31. at 1 M. from her late residence.

Bristol township-Interment at Bristol Cemeterv. PASCAL. On March 28, 1906. at the resl-aence of Mr Rlaek, 730 Washington st. Camden J.

JAMES CAMPBELL, son of Mary and the late Charles Pascal. Funeral services on Saturday, the 31st inst. Interment private. PAYNE. 29th Inst.

JUSTINA. wife of John Payne, formerly of 222 North Thirty-second street. Relatives and friends of familv invited to funeral. Monday. 8 A M.

mother's residence. 319 South Twenty-fifth street. High innmm mass at St Agatha's. Interment Holy Cross. PETERSON.

March 26, GEORGK PETERSON, beloved husband of Marv Peterson, aged 49 years. Relatives and friends, also Quaker City Beneficial Association, Quaker City Lodge. No 3550, of Hotel Brotherhood. USA; Citizens' Republican Club, and Association, are invited to attend funeral, from late residence. 1308 17th st.

Friday, 12 M. Body may be viewed Thursday. 9 to M. Interment Merlon. PRENTZEL.

On March 28, 1906 FREDERICK H. son of William and Jennie I'rent-zel. aged 29 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 5S6 Jamestown ave. Roxborough Interment private at Westminster Cemetery RAFFERTY.

On March 29. 1908. MARGARET A. wife of the late Arthur Rairertv. The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral.

Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 843 North Eleventh street. High requiem mass at the Church of. the Assumption, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

RAND. March 2S. LOIS MINERVA RAND, wife of Nabun A Rand, aged 57 years. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. Saturday.

2 M. from husband's residence. 3509 Longshore st, Taccny. Interment Northwood. RANKEN- On 29th inst.

ANDREW X. son of the late Andrew and Elizabeth Ranken. agd 48 years. Tb' relatives and friends, also Gre-ble Council. No 13.

I are invited to attend tbe funtral services, Sundav afternoon at his late residence. 1025 Columbia ave. Interment Mt Moriah Cemetery. RAWNSLEY. On March 27.

1906, HERBERT K. son of Benjamin and Sarah Anna Rawnsley. aged 15 years and 8 months Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Saturday at 2 M. from his parents' residence. 307 Indiana ave.

To proceed to Greenwood (K of P) Cemeterv. RILEY. On March 25. 1906. ELIZABETH RILEY'.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, ou Friday, at 7.30 A M. from the residence of her nephew. Mr Joseuh White. 1423 Beulah st (7th and Reed). Solemn high mass of requiem at the Annunciation Church at 9 A precisely.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. ROBINSON. On March 29. 1906, MYRTLE LORRAINE, only daughter of Emma and Robinson. Due notice of funeral will be given, from her parents' residence, 5143 Par-rish street.

ROSCHY. On March 27. 1906, CLARA, daughter of Catharine and the late William Roschy, aged 21 years and 6 months. Relatives and friends, also Bell View Council, No 145, of L. and the Sunday school of St Luke's German Reformed Church, are Invited to attend tbe funeral services, oa Friday.

March 30, at 3.30 precisely, at her mother's residence, 1522 Newklrk st (28th and Jefferson). Interment at Glenwood Cemeterv. SCHKID. On March 28. 1906, LILLIE.

widow of Arthur Scheid and daughter of Sarah and the late John Spiecer, in her 37th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend (he funeial. on Sunday, at 2 from ber Eighth Filbert SL dence. 135 Cherry st. Mount Holly, 3.

Sunday, April 1. at 2 IN ME MORI AM BECKETT. In loving1 remembrance of ont dear ETTA, who departed this life March SO. 1905. Sadlv missed.

Father and Mother. EMERSON. In memoriam. WALTER H. EMERSON, fell asleep In Jesus.

March 30, 190S. Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep. From which none ever wakes to weep. UNDERTAKERS A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION is to patronize the Undertaker thit first brought the extortionate Prices of Funerals Down I FURNISH AS FOLLOWS: Handsome Broad Cloth Casket. Outside Pine Case and Delivery.

A Shroud or Blanket. Preserving the Body. Pay for the Opening of the Grave. Hearse to any Cemetery In City Limits. Five Carriages to any Cemetery in City Limits.

Crape the Door. Competent Undertaker's Services. Use of Grave Furnished it Family has a Place of Burial. Making the Funeral -7 expense of as Adult Funeral Only WILLIAM H. BATTERSBY UNDERTAKER Main Office: Broad and Westmoreland Sts Philadelphia and 1303 W.

Girard Avenue. John J. O'Rourke Undertaker and Embalmer S. W. Cor.

Teeth and Tasker streets. State Board Licensed Embalmer No. 52. Both Phones. Any Hour Night or Day.

ANNUAL MEETINGS PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY. The annual meeting of the- stockholders of the Philadelphia Electric Company will be held at the ofQce of the company. 419 Market Camden, N. J-. Wednesday.

April 11. 1906. at 11 o'clock A. the election of Directors for the ensuing year, and for tbe transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Stock transfer books of the Company close 3 o'clock P.

M. Thursday. March 22. and reopen 10 o'clock A. Monday, April 1906.

A. V. R. COB. Secretary.

NATIONAL BANK OF GERMANTOWN. Philadelphia. Germantown. March 23. 1906.

At a stated meetinz of tbe -Board of Directors, held this day, Mr. Walter Williams was appointed Cashier, to succeed Mr: Romain Keyser. who resigned on account of ill health. CANBY S. TYSON.

President. SPECIAL NOTICES fTAT.tw tfrootrtv A YV PA11 wi mm th City of Philadelphia. 633 Area street. Relieves the needy Cares for destitute children; all the year: will you belpT Remit I to Roy. J.

P. Duffy. D. oowiiu coimuri. irsonnrer.

Eighth Filbert St. the funeral, on Saturday, at 2 M. from her mother's residence. 1254 North Alder street. Interment at Mount Vernon Cemetery.

LINSEXMAYER- March 28. lSn. EMMA, daughter of tbe late John aud Elizabeth Lin-senmaver. aged 67 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, at the office of Henry Shurtleff.

34 40th St. Interment private. LLOYD. On third month. 29th inst.

1906. HANNAH B. daughter of the late Hugh and Sidnev Llord. The relatives and friends of tbe familv are invited to attend the funeral, or. the seventh dav.

third month. 31st iust, at 3 o'clock, at her late residence. 21 North Thirtv-fourth street. Interment private. MacCULLOCH.

On March 26. 19H. MARGARET, widow of Georee MacCulloch. in her 69th year Relatives and friends are iuvited to attend funeral. Friday.

March 30. 2 M.t ftom late residence. 1655 Wakellng st. Frankford. Interment Cedar HilL McCANDLESS.

On March 28. 1906 ANNIE, wife of the lnte General William McCandless. aged 52 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 2 from her late residence. 1509 Catharine st.

interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. McCOMBS. Passed awav on March 28. 1906. SAMUF.L COZENS, lovin husband of Emily A McCorubs and son of the late Thomas and Elizabeth McCoinbs.

aged 75 years. Relatives and friends, also Ellis Post. No 6. A R. and Warrington Lodge.

No 447. I F. are Invited to attend funeral services, on Satin day at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. Spencer and Opal sts. Branchtown.

Interment Northwood Cemetery. McCORMICK. On Marcel 29. 1906. MARY A.

beloved wife of William McCormick. Due notice of funeral will be given, from Iter late residence. 122 56th st. MeGOVERN. On March 28.

1906. MARY, daughter of Peter and Mary McGovern. and granddaughter of Andrew and the late Mary Cannon and Ann and the lnte John McGovern, aged 1 year and 6 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, -on Saturdav. at 2 from her parents' residence, 2733 Mercer st (25th ward) Interment at St Ann's Cemeterv.

MCLAUGHLIN. On March 26. 1906. Mrs MARY MCLAUGHLIN, aged 90 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 8.30 A M.

from her late residence. 2721 Almond St. Requtvm mass at St -Ann's Church at 10 A M. Interment at St Ann's Cemetery. Mc EN AM IN.

On Wednesday. March 28. 1906. ANNIE, wife of William McMenamin and daiishttr of Hannah and the late John McNamee. Funeral on Saturday, at 8.30 A from the residence of ber husband, 1320 '50th st.

Solemn requiem mass at St Gregory's Church at 10 A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Relatives and friends, also St Thomas Aquinas' Sodality, are Invited to attend. MeSHANE. On March 29.

1906. MISS SARAH McSHANE. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday. April 2, 1906, at 8 30 A M. from the residence of her sister, Mrs "Ann Muldoon.

2163 11th st. Solemn requiem mass at St Edward's Church, at 10 A precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. ANION. On March 27, 1906, MARGARET, wife of the late Patrick Manion.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the Sacred Heart Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 4047 Boone st, Manayunk. Requiem mass at St John the Baptist Church. Interment at Westminster Cemetery. MARRIOTT. On Thursday.

March 29. 1906, BENJAMIN TUCKER MARRIOTT, son of the late William and Theodosia Marriott, in his 61st year. Due notice of the funeral will be given. FJR I CK. Entered Into rest In the 78th rear of his age, JOHN VAUGHAX MERRICK Funeral services at St Timothy's Church, Rox.

borough, on Saturday. March 31. at 12 precisely. Train leaves Reading Terminal at 11.08 A connects with trolley cars at Wlsst-hickon Station. New York and Boston papers please copy.

MILLER. On March 27, 1906. SAMUEL MILLER, aged 63 years and 10 months. Relatives and friends, also Courtland Saunders Post. No 21.

GAR: Knights of the Golden Eagle. No 71. and Teooco Tribe. Xo 343. I M.

are Invited to attend th funeral, on Saturday, at' 2 M. from his late residence. Woodland are. West Philadelphia. Interment at Mount Zion Cemetery.

Delaware county. Pa. MOORR On March 26. 1906, JOHN MOORE. In the 55th year of his age.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday, at 1.30 precisely, at bis late residence, 2008 Parrlab. st. Interment at Mt Morlab Cemetery. 7. SO A M.

from his residence. 137 West Ncr-ris st. RtfjuiPin mass at St Boniface's Church, at 9 A M. Interment at New Cathedral Cem- KERGt'SSOX At Kdccowater Park, J. on March 29.

EMIL.Y CCRTIS. wife of John Ferpiisson. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, from her late residence. Kdgewater Park, on arrival of the 1.15 train from Market St Ferrv Monday. April 2, 3SKX.

Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. FRANK. On the 2Sth. ADAM FRANK, nsed 45 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, to-day (Friday. March 30 1SKM5. at l. I' M. at the residence of Ellis Ewell.

lOti-S Front St. Interment nt Greenmount Cemetery, private. FLECK. March 28. JOHN FLECK, seed S3 years.

Relatives and friends. Integrity Lodge. No 187. and A M. invited to attend funeral services.

Sunday. 8.30 M. at late residence. 250G Bioad St. Interment Clarks-boro.

J. FRENCH. Suddenly. March 28. ANNA W.

daughter of Moses I and Lillie French, in 23d vear. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. Saturday. 2 M. at parents' residence.

142 Irexel road. Lans-downe Del Co. Pa. Interment private. Train leaves Broad Street Station 1.32 M.

GARRITY. On March 27. THOMAS GARRI-TY. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 9 A M. from his late residence 910 Broad st.

Solemn reauiem mass at St Teresa's Church, at 10.30 A M. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. GEAGAN. Suddenly. 2Sth inst.

EDWARD GEAGAN. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Monday. 8.30 A M. residence of brother-in-lav.

Maliebt Fitzpatrick. 2125 St Albans street, below Fitzwater. Solemn reauiem mass at St Charles'. Interment Holy Cross. GOTTHOLD.

On March 2tt. 1906. HATTIB C. -wife of William Gotthold (nee Badey, aged 23 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday, at 1 at her lnte residence.

2171 Letterly st Interment nrivate. at Northwood Cemetery. On March 27, 1906, WILLIAM son of John and Aru-anda Gregory aged 17 months. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, today (Friday) at 1.30 precisely, at his parents' residence, 3841 Hamilton street. Interment private.

GROVER. On March 27. 1906. JOHN GROVER son of the late Hugh and Emaline Grover aged 69 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services.

Sunday April 1. at 2 M. from his late residence, 12( Fernon st. Interment private. Please omit flowers.

HVSE. In Glassboro. on Slarch 28, 1906. JOHN ADAM HAASB, aged .1 years. Funeral from the residence of bis son-in-law, John Hunte.r.

In Glassboro. J. on Saturdav March 31. 1906. Services at house at 9 'i.

Relatives and friends, also Gntten-bere Lodge, No 106. I of Philadel-r-lii-i mrv view the remalDs at North CVdur Hill' Cemeterv. Philadelphia, at 1.30 M. HALLER. On March 27.

1906. JOSEPH son of the late Michael and Fannie Haller. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, at 7.30 A M. from the residence. 1131 Christian st.

Mass at St Paul's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetev. HAMILTON. On the 27th Instant, JEREMIAH M. son of Mary and the iate Jeremiah Hamilton.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday at 8 A M. from his mother's residence. 2314 Pemberton street Solemn requiem mass at St Anthony 8 Chnrch. at 9.30 A II. Interment at Cathedral Oemterv.

HARDING. On March 28. 1908, WILLIAM HARDING, aged 53 years, at 4051 Girard ave Funeral Saturday. Mass at St Agatha's Church at 9 A M. Interment private, at Holy Cross Cemetery.

HECKER. March 27. GEORGE3 HECK-ER husband of Pauline Hecker, nee Bawer). in 53d year. Relatives and friends, also Co-hooksink Lodge.

No 383. I Invited to attend fnneral. Friday. 10 A precisely, from late residence. 1534 Lelthgow st.

Friends may view the remains Thursday after 8 PM. Interment Chelten Hills. HENDERSON. On March 29, 1906. ALBERT HENDERSON, aged 68 years.

Residence, with Mrs Veser. 507 Green st. Due notice will be given. HOFFMAN. On the 28th Inst SUSANNA wife of Thomas A Hoffman.

Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral services, oa Monday. April 2. at 2 preciselv. at her late residence, 3440 Douglas stieet. Interment private.

HOY. On March 26. 1906. THOMAS II HOY. aged 61 years.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Fridav, the 30 ill inst. at 2 M. from his late dence. Sharon Hill. Delaware co.

Pa. Inter- 1 ment at Mt Moriah. HIGHES. JOHN HICHES. husband of the late Maria Hughes (nee Lally).

aged OS years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, Saturday. 8.30 A M. from 144!) 2fta st. High mass at St Gabriel's Church.

Interment Holv Cross. HUMPHRIES. March 29. MARY HUMPH III K.S. Relatives and friends.

al) Theresa Rebokah Lodge. No 147. I O1 Independent Ladies of Friendship and Olive Temple. No 1H. Et invited to attend funeral services, Monday, 2 M.

at residence of broth! -in-law, Edwr.rd F.iJman, 864 20th st. Interment Fern wood. JENNINGS. On March 28. 1906.

JOHN TVFjSLEY. son or Miles and Florence I Jennings, aged 2 years aud 10 months. Relatives ana friends are invited to attend the funeral. Saturdav. at 10 A.

from his parents' residence. .3027 Roed 6t. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. JUNG. FREDERICK, beloved husband of Luisa .1 Jung (nee Kahberickt, at his late resi-dem-e.

10 54th st. formerly of 29th and Master. Due notice of funeral will be giveu. KELLY. At Atlantic City.

March. 27. CHAS D. husband of Lena Kelly, ased 46 years. Relatives and friends, also Wyoming Tribe, No 7.

Imp R. M. and Musical Protective Association. No 77. of Philadelphia, invited to meet funeral at West Laurel Hill.

Friday. March 80. aw arrival of train leaviuc Philadelphia at 12.25. KEELER. March 29, 1906.

at New J. KMELINE KEELER. widow of late Henry Keeler. aged 77 years. Relatives and friends' iiivited to attend funeral services, Saturday, 2.30 M.

at Church, Pemberton. J. KEEN. On March 28. 1906.

CHARLES KEEN, in his 79th year. Funeral services will be held at residence of his brother, Dr Keen. 1729 Chestnut st. on Friday afternoon. March 30.

at 3 o'clock precisely. Interment private. KILLHOUR. Ou March 27. 1906.

at Sea tsle City. J. KATHERINE. wife of Frank Killhour. aged 34 years.

Relatives and friends, also Naoma Lodge. No 8. Order Shepherds of Bethlehem, are invited to attend fu-iirai. Friday. March 30.

11 A M. at Ivy Hill KING. Died. March 27. 1906.

at parents' residence. 4825 Franklin st. Frankford. ARTHUR SPRINGER, son of Woodruff and Annie King, grandson of Williar and Margaret Byers. aged 8 months.

Funeral and Interment private. KINGSTON. On March 27. 1906. SARAH, widow of the late Thomas Kingston, aged 73 years.

Relatives and friends, also the members of the East Montgomery Avenue Church; Anna Ross Circle. No 30. Ladies of the GAR: Union Beneficial Society are invited to atteud funeral services, on Saturday at 2 M. at residence of her son-in-law. Mr John Beck.

1413 Frankford ave. Interment Cemetery. KOEHLER. March 25. HERMAN KOEHLER.

beloved husband of Amelia Koehler. aged 63 years. Relatives and friends. Post No 04. A 75th Regiment, and Ladles' Aid and employes of League Island Navy Yard, invited to attend funeral services, Sunday, 2 M.

at late residence. 914 Ogden st. Interment Northwood. KRECKMANN. On March 27.

1906. HEXHY A KRECKMANN. aged 47 years. Relatives anu friends are invited to attend the funeral, from bis brother's residence, 1850 Bucknell t. on Friday, at 2 Mi.

Interment private, at Mt Vernon Cemetery. KUBl'Z- On March 28. 1906. MARY daughter of Charles and Annie Kreuz, aged 3 months 20 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday at 1 M.

from her parents' residence, 4500 Parrlsh st. Interment at St Peter's Cemetery, Richmond. LAICHER. On March 28, 1906, CHARLES LAICHE.R, in his 47th year. Due notice of the funeral will be given.

L.WSON.-On March 28, 1906. JOHN husband of the late Annie Lawsoo, aged 66 vears. Relatives and friends, also the employes of A Reach Co, are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at 2 from the- residence of his son, John Lawson, 2222 Memphis st. To proceed to Palmer Vault. LEES.

On March 28. 1906, MARGARET JACKSON, widow of the late John Lees, aged 60 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral services, Saturday, at 1 at tie residence of her son-in-law. Harry Barr, 705 Pearl st. Camden.

J. Interment private at Arlington Cemetery. LEO A DT. On March 27. 1906.

MARIA LEONHARDT. daughter of Susan Leonhardt. aged 37 years. Relatives and friends and the Young People's Literary Association of St Paul's Independent Lutheran Churcla Fourth and Cambridge streets, are Invited ti attend.