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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIHER SATURDAY MOKNING. AUGUST 27, 1892. 6 invited to attend the funeral, on Sat- ED XjCA.TIOJSA.1,. A SEMEN TS. FOrS FIGHT IN COURT.

A VCTION SALES. fmln him pl.nM HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE A. G. If Digestion Is Bad, Appetite Poor, strength WANTING and spirits (jlHiXT, try perseveringly, Jayne'8 Toxic Vkbmifcgi an hour after meals: and at same time, keep your bowels gently open with the Sugar -Coated PAINLESS sanative Pills. Liri'INCOTT Anetionoers.

424 MA RKET Street. iTEffl- CITV. OCEAH GROVE'S BIG RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL MECHANICAL IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A home it would lie worth vour while to visit J. JACOBS Auctioneers, in SOUTH STREET. ARCH ST.

THEATRE. WM. J. GILMORE. Lessee and Manager.

UK AND OPENING OF SEASON. AUGUST 27 AND FOLLOWING WEEK. MATINEES, JONES PAWNBROKERS. COR. THIRD and Gasklll streets, will sell Clothing.

Diamonds Watches, etc. Wrdietdsy, Nep'ember 7. Evening instruction In Carpentry, Bricklaying. Plastering. Stone Cutting.

Blacksmithlnu. Palutlnir First Tims of the National Extravaganza. Social Gaiety Minfles Witli DeYotion at the Great Gain Meeting and Plumbing. Term, nine months; commencing September lo92. Address 18 to 24 South Seventh StreeL W.

A. H. ALLEN, uraay moiniut. Glasshoro. N.

J. Interment at Glassboro Methodist Church Cemetery. MOOS. -Angust 23, 1892, Joseph A. Moos.

In the 9tb year of bis age. The -latlves and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday. August 27. at 12.30 o'clock, from his late residence. No.

3943 Baltimore avenue. West Philadelphia, Interment at Malvern, Pa. the24th IbsL. Michael O'Keefe. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning at.

8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 932 Wharton streeL Solemn requiem mass at Church of the Annunciation. Interment at Cathedral Csmetery. On the 25th insL. Annie, daughter ot Thomas and Annie Patton, aged months.

The relatives and friends of tlie family are re-srectfnlly invited to attend the funeral on Saturday afternoon, at i o'clock, from her parents' residence, lou; Lombard StreeL lutermeut at SL Joseph's Cemetery. EMBERTON. On August 25. James, son of Frank S. and Elizabeth Pemberton, in the 34th of his atre 5 IT LTl F.

Q. DUTTON 1Kr2 SOUTH and Passvunk are. and Tasker: als'j F. Q. DUTToN, 5th aad Mifflin, will sell Jewelry and all goods over time, Th.r.d.T.

Kepi. I. tlie cozy elegant 12-room, 3-story bouses. Broad and Venaugo Streets. Eighth and Thirteenth Street cars take yon to the floor and return.

these houses aresivply perfect, location unsurpassed, and bound to improve. Price very low. I erms verv liberal. The square entl- ely built op. N-tgiilorhood improving.

The S. E. Broad and Venanio Just finished; beaiwiful. commodious. Replete with every modern convenience and will le sold low.

Open daily. Sui.davs and holidays. Inquire ot UBER at 3i5i BROAD St, 306 N. BROAD St Superintendent Au Appeal for an Injunction and a Disclaimer Filed. ie Democratic light in the Reven-teer th ward came up in Judge Bregy's cou -t yesterday morning in the riling of a till in equity by John II.

Fow's frie ids, George Kelly and John McCol-gan, against John Rock and Henry Ktoi rimetz, of tho administration faction. The Fow men claim that Kelly and Mo-Col an were elected temporary chairmen of the Ward Representative and Ward Delegate Conventions, respect-ivel by a majority of the Seventeenth Ward Executi ve Committee. They aver that the committee consists ot twenty-ninn members, and that there were sixteen members present at the meeting. nfte9n of whom voted for Kelly and sixtjen for McColgan. The allegation is made that Rock and MARRIED.

BARNES WHITAKKK. On Wednesday evening last August 24. 1892. by Key. A.

Manshlp, Charles V. Barnes tn Mrs. Lizzie TT. Whlt-aker. both of the city of Philadelphia.

BURKERT EN GLEH ART. August 23. 1891 by Key. V. H.

Bnrre 1U at hi residence, 43 Cooper street. Camden, N. Mr. Walter F. Rurkert, of Philadelphia, to Miss Lizzie Englehart.

of Reading. Pa. CAIfLEY WILKINS. 22. 1892, by Rev.

E. C. Romine, 72S VVw Huntingdon street. Mr. Robert Carley and Miss i sotiora Wtlkius, all of Philadelphia.

ELLEN BERGER- VAr! EW. August 14, by Rev. W. H. Van Horn, at his residence.

240 Kaighn avenue. Camden. Mr. Harry Ellenlierger LIFE SCHOLARSHIP IFE SCHOLARSHIP FEESONA Li. New Cost nines.

ew Scenery and Mechanical Effects. COMPANY OF LEADING ARTISTS. AUGMENTED CHORUS. THE OSLY JiOVELTY IX TOW3T. TIMELY PRICES: 15c.

S.lp. 35c. SOe, 75c, sinl Sl.OO. A Reserved Seat for a 5 rent Box Office now open for sale of seats. Thousands of Visitors Pouring Into Asburv Park.

fEO. W. JENKINS MANUFAC- FIFTY DOLLARS. FIFTY DOLLARS. PALM BUSINESS COLLEGE PALMS P.USINES COLLEGE 1709 CHESTNUT STREET.

1709 CHESTNUT TREET. NIGHT SCHOOL TWELVE DOLLARS. NIGHT SCHOOL TWELVE DOLLARS. Vw-VJ5F8 FOK SALE. A FULL LINE OF ON FECTION ERY.

CHOCOLATE CREAMS. FOR SALE AND TO RENT ALMON Ds, LEMOX. LIME and PEACH MaRSHMAI.LoVS. AND PENNY How Some of the People Live. The rei-atives and friends of the family are in iiiX.

olf street, between 2d and 4'h. row of pretty new six-room looses, all conveniences. 'I hese houses are well tmlt and on solid ground. Will be sold on easy terms. Also new corner stores: other houses: investments.

JOHN S. WEBB. Ageut, 2U20 South SECOND Street. Sleepins and Eating in Tents and FRIENDS' CENTRAL OR HIGH SCHOOL a MARKET ST. npO INVENTORS MONEY FUR- 7T, Uteats.

Address P. O. Box Stifi, Philadelphia. to a.iss same C. andrew.

both of Aitoona. a. HENRY McGLlNSEY. At tun home of the bride's parents, 234 Amber street. August 24.

1892. by Rev. Charles H. Thomas, pastor Klfileth Baptist Church. Mr.

William F. Henry, of Bellaire, Ohio. Stei imetz intend to usum tho functions Wagons Interesting Points About the Spot "Which Is a Mecca for Hundreds of Philadelphians. C1ARXCROSS' 11th STREET OPERA HOPSF, llth Street an. Chestnut.

CARNCKuSS' alAK TROUPE CARNCHOSS' OF THE WORLD CARN CROSS' AT HOME. CARNCROSS' MONDAY. AUGUST 29TIT, CARNC'oOSS' Every Eve'g ami Sat Matinee. CA UNCROSS' POPULAR PRICES. CARNCROSS' Admission 25 and Cents.

CARNCROSS' Reserved Seats. 50 and 75 Cents. CARXCMiSS MVIINEE PRICES: FIFTEENTH and RACE Streets. Philadelphia. ill reopen Ninth month (September) 12, 1S92.

BOYS' DEPARTMENT, GEORGE L. Ai R1S. A. Principal. GIRLS' DEPARTMENT.

ANN IE SHOEMAKER. Principal. For circulars apply to Friends' Book Association, FIFTEENTH and RACE Streets. WHAT TO DO AND WHY, PHRE-nologleally told, with advice, by JOHN L. CA1 LN, M.

907 ARCH StreeL 6 ROOMS AND BATH, iH 1I7S0. Large lots, all conveniences, cash or easy terms. on ''remises. Wol.F ahova ON-li treet. or JOHN S.

WEBB, 2020 South SECOND Street. S25 STANDARD CASH REGISTERS. Call and see them. LarKe assort of scales, cof-lee mills, caddies, etc. H.

F. Heacock, 51 N. 2d St Special to The Inquirer. Asbury Park, Aug. 26.

"What -PHILADELPHIA MUSICAL ACAD- "Will CAR' CROSS' Reserved Seats. .2.) and ou cents. CARN now made for benefits CARNCROSS' HON OFFICE OPEN CARNCROSS' THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, INSTRELS. For the Sale of Seats.

vited to attend the funeral services, ou Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, from his parents' residence. 744 North Twenty-second streeL Interment atcreemwood Cemetery. RICHARDSON. Ou the instant. William, son of Jesse Col man and Rebecca Hibbs Richardson.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at his residence. No, 2713 East Clearfield street. Interment private. BITTER. On August 24tlu William II sonof William H.

and Gcorglanna C. Hitter, aud grandson of Christopher aud Mary Sink, aged 27 yea s. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to' attend the funeral services, on Saturday afternoon, I o'clock, at his grandparents' residence, 2t9 street. Interment private. the 2-ttli lnstanL John Collins Rourke.

sonof William and Alary A. Rourke, aged i7 years and 7 months. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence X- EMY. lf.17 SPRUCE Street, and 5073 MAIN Street Germantown. Twenty-fourth season.

The Academy re-opens Monday. Sep 5. Private and class lessons In all brandies of music 1187 pupils in attendance last season. Terms, S7. 5Q-iO.

For illustrated circulars apply to RICH All!) ZECKWER. Director. WEST PHILADELPHIA. beautTfuiThdmeb. The most desirable location in the City.

Do not miss it. The houses are complete in everv rcsnect. II rd wnmu LECLANCHE BATTERIES, 60 Bo5 Medical up. H. MAJOR 934 RIDGE am "ffice advi(Jefreedr7 bT lT BROWN.

St.Cloud Pharmacy, SEVENTH and ARCH Sts. and Miss Hannah McGDnsey. only daughter of John McGliusev. of Philadelphia. HITCH GRAY.

On August 10, ISC by ReT. A. H. Boyle, at his residence. John Hitch, of Wilmington.

and Miss Lillian Gray, of Doylesiown. Pa. Wilmington. papers please copy. JOHNSON -CAREY.

August 25. 192, by Kev. It. Grau, D. D.

the parsonage of Third Street M. E. Church 315 Mick le street. Camden. N.

fir. William A. Johnson and Miss Annie Carey, both of Phl.adclphla, Pa. KOCHEK YOUNG. On August 18, 1S92, at Siegfried's Bridge.

bv ReT. J. K. smith. Mr.

James E. Koclier. of Moore township. to Miss Hannah A. Young, of Siegfried's Bridge, I'enna EC EE ST mTZlNGER.

At the residence of the bride's father. No. 5U Hawes avenue. Nor-r stow on Wednesday evening. August 24, In the presence of 250 invited guests, by Kev.

Vi A. Leopold. Dr. William 11. Kreeker.

of Philadelphia, and Miss Elizabeth, only daughter of F. G. Siritzlnger. Esq. and duties of tho complainants without autl ority from the Ward Executive Con: mittee, and injunctions are asked to strain them from so doing.

It was agreed by counsel on both sidet, and the court acquiesced, that the heating be postponed until teu o'clock this morning. Matthew Dittmann, representing John Rock, oneot the defendants, yesterday aftei noon outlined the answer that will be filed to the Fow appeal for an injunction. He denies that John Kelly was elected to organize the Representative convention at any lawful meeting ot the ward committee, and declares that if tb plair tiff was elected by any body or convent ion the election was not recognized by ihe Democratic committee of the Seventeenth ward. Further, it is maintain that the defendant has no inten SPRTHANB AND TYPE-WAITING you wear at the hop to-night?" "The hop! Why, my dear, you forget that lr. Chinner preaches oyer in the Grove to-night." "True; but there will be plenty of time after the sermon to change our dresses and get to the hop." "Well, on that looting I'll go to the hop.

But I wouldn't miss the Grove meeting tor a pound of candy. Every-body'U be there, you know." This fragment of conversation caught on the fly on the Brunswick porch this afternoon shows about how the average summer belle here regards the big annual camp meeting which is now in PENSIONS UNDER NEW OR OLD appliance, and all modern conveniences Laws. W. V. SICKEL, Attorney 729 klOwn.

The ground is high nnd conveni-WALNUT StreeL ent to all the rara that run to West; Phila- I delphia. Two minutes from 40th street rpHE OLD ESTABLISHED CREDIT Station opposite church and near schools, BELMONT WEST FAlRMoUNT PARK. OPEN ALL THE YEA' GRAND MILITARY CO CERT GI'AN MILITARY CONCr.ilT Every aftoiioou and evening from 3 until o'clock P. M. SACRED CONCERT ON SUN DAY.

SACRED CONCERT SUNDiV. A I. I E. ROBERT TAtilr, Lessee 10 OUR SPECIALTY. Special Inducements this year at day and evening school.

Students begin any lime and receive Individual attention. Lessons bv mall. Catalogue free. PALMER'S COLLEGE I00H Chestnut St. Phila.

A. House, E. FITZGERALD. ion POPLARSt. I markets and stores, corner rairmount and Sloan, ana corner Aspen and Sloan.

A I rare opportunity to get all that is desir-l able in home and locality. UGBY BOYS' ACADEMY, 1415 CASH PAID FOR STOCKS OF DRY goods and shoes. G. DltEW. 1S05 Mervine st.

l. greacIjrerhydroI phobia and blood poison. 724 FLORIDA St. XV LOCUST fcL Primary and Academic ALEERT E. NORTON, tar, FORTIETH akd FAIRMOUXT AVENUE.

of his parents. 14(s North Seventh street. Solemn requiem mass at St. Malachi's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

SIDES. on August 24, 1892, Samuel J. Sides, aged 5 months. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attteud the funeral. Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of his parents.

tf4 Lin-nard streeL Interment at Mount Morlah Cemetery. SLaUGIL On the 20th Richard Slauih, 14 teachers. I0P Pupils. Thorough training in Eng-gllsh, Mathematics. Classics.

French. German. A th-letics. Certificate accepted lor College, Opens2sth year Sept. 15, in rrfittrd quarters.

Visitors received lu to l. Full catalogue upon application. tion or desire to take any part whatever by ReT. W. P.

Bnrrell. at his residence. 43 Ooper street, C'am-du. N. Mr.

Orlando Matnes to Miss Stella Stevenson, ttoth of Philadelphia. NOIINEY MoLA UGH LIN. August 23, 1892. bv Kev. W.

H. Bnrrell. at is residence. 43 Cooier street, Camden. N.

Mr. Elmer F. Nornev to iss Mart McLaughlin, both of Norrtstown. Pa. 25 1891 by Kev.

G. W. Fitilaw, at his residence, 315 Benson street, Camden, N. Mr. William Palmer, of Saratoga ALARM CASH DRAWERS DF, 82 templated by the llvered: send postal.

SUPPLER 267 N. Ninth. progress over in Oceau Grove across the i jn tha proceedings conten lake. Asbury Park is just entering plaic titti or to interfere in upon her tin de saison, and ith his alleged TO-NIGHT THE LAST. The Greatand (nlv PROFESSOR O.

R. GLE1SOX, King of Hcrse Tamers. At PANORAMA BUILDING. Bread and berry Streets. 10 HORSES TO-NIGHT, 10.

Exhibition at 8.15. Admission (J00 seats), 50 cents. -----1 uuuts at any meeting or convention to dUll Infill in TTall Ann-net on a. duU at any or ami In his 70th year. The relatives and friends of the family and G.

OF hasj TfX)R THE ACCOMMODATION A advertisers, The Inquirer PKNNKYtVA via. Lltltz. Lancaster Co. LINDEN HALL SEMINARY 99th year will begin SepL 14th. A safe, comfortable school home.

Special attention to Individual scholars. LI beral course of study. Rational met hods of Instruction. Circulars mailed on request. fffii ELEGANT NEW 7.

S. 10 AND 12-ROOM HOUSES THE MOST CONVEN IENT LOCATION OW WEST PHILADELPHIA. One square from Fortieth -t Station. P. It It irst and second floors finished in quartered oak.

Has all modern Improvements. J.H. VIRKLF.K. Builder and Owner. Office.

N. FORTY-SECOND St W. Gay Post, 312. G. A.

are resjwctfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 1531 N. Front Springs. N. to Miss Gertrude Boas, of Read-ti g. Pa.

DIED. mentioned in the bilL The defendant claims to have been regularly elected to organize a convention in Steuben Hall, Filth and Thompson, and asks that the bill to dismissed. HE BIJOU. street, proceed toPalmerVanlt. T1 ACADEMY ATOKTH WALES, established tbe following BRANCH OFFICES: UP TOWS.

Sixth and Cumberland W. earner, Steltzer's Phamutcf. Germantown Ab. Mattern's SMALL. On August 25.

1892. Rehert son of Eighth Street phove Racs. CONTI LOI PERFORM ANCS AND SCHOOL oF BUSIN ESS-Twenty- Twenty-Opens Sep- Sarah and the late Robert Small, aged years. sixth year under same management. lie relatives and friends of the family are re-specttully to attend the funeral, on Satur New catalogues.

S. U. BRI NNER. I Box 41. O.

HAVE SIX HOUSES ON iLA Klngsessing avenue, between Forty-sixth and orty-seventli str-ets. for sale. I hev are onlv two ana a half oe.ks the Fortv-ninth Street Station: JUSt about Coinnleted. Everv enn veiileneo From 12 M. to i.30 P.

M. COOLEST THEATRE IN THE CITY. OPEN ALL SUMMER. MONSTER BILLS OF REFINED VARIETY. Favorite Resort of Ladies and Children.

'rchetn. Balcony. 20c. I Galiery. inc.

lTTENHOUSE ACADEMY, N. E. Tenth. 1st. and Montaomerv S.

E. cor cor. CHESTNUT and EIGHTEENTH the Hth Eliza, diushter of Margery and the late William Bu-ch a mi on. The relatives and friends of the family are re-stiecttully invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, inst. at 2 o'clock, at the residence of lief brother-in-law, Mr.

David McN air. 2 17 Kitzwater street. Interment private in Mount oriab. Please ount flowers. CAKLIX.

-August 25, 1892, Mrs. Eliza Carlln. aued years. 1'he relatives and friends of the family are re-oorrfnllv invited attend the funeraLon Saturday one could require and in a perfect neighborhood ''e a'ld look at them. MlLLIGA.V MCDONALD.

4S.0 WOODLAND Avenner CS day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his mother's residence. 145 McClellau streeL Interment at Mount Morlah Cemetery. SMITH. AtUuir Mills. Angnst24.

1892. Sallle, daughter of Harry and Bertha smith, aged 2 years, 4 months and 4 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from her parents' residence. Gulf Mills, on Sunday after re-oens September 21. Bovs prepared for collge or NEW PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

For circular address WALNL street, oi on the premises. things would De lnsuneraoiy if it were not for the immense influx of people and the throngs of handsome young ministers whi-h the camp meeting always brings. The drenching rain and chill east wind of the past two days has had little or no apparent effect upon the attendance. Excursion trains of ten, twelve, fourteen and more cars over froth the Pennsylvania and the Jersey Central Roads have beon depositing thousands ol visitors at tho big union depot throughout the greater part of to-day and yesterday. Great crowds are here from Philadelphia, and special trains have brought large excursions lrom Xew York, Long Branch, Trenton, Princeton, Bordentown, Mount Holly and many points in South Jersey.

LIVING IX AND WAGONS. The scene at the camp meeting grounds is lull of interest and novelty to the fresh arrival. Of course, the hotels cannot begin to accommodate the immense throngs that come pouring in every day, PEOPLE'S THEATRE, Kensington Ave. and Cumberland St ATI NEE AND NIGHT. Last two perfornnnes or THE BLACK DETECT! -'E HE 1 1 RE I'Ai TEST WALNUT STREET SEMI- A BAD QUARTETTE.

Boys Break Into an Uptown House and Are Captured by the Owner. Wl.en A. J. Smith, of 1930 North Seventh street, whose lamily is away lor tlie summer, reached his residence on Thursday evening he found clothing and ilverware wrapped up ready lor re-movt On going up stairs he found four xys hiding under a bed. He captured two, but the others escaped.

They were taken to the Twelfth Distr ct Station House, where they gave vlded for giving a superior education in Collegiate, OAK LANE. OAK LANE. SALE GREAT Silih. bargain to cbe operation, 6-vm ELLWooD beautiful new i.i room brick cottage, electrle mlss this- KIRBY. 334 South HF1 Et.VTH Street UAKER CITY EELMEN'S Eclectic and Preparatory Departments: also In Music ami Art -Mrs.

HENRIETTA KUTZ. 2045 WAI.N CT StreeL Philadelphia. Q' SECOND ANNUAL RACE MEET. ner, J. C.

Sanderson's Pharmacy. Fifteenth St. and Columbia S. E. corner, F.

J. Perdue 's Drui Stare. Columbia JS'o. silS W. F.

Seller'. Phar-mari. Twelfth and Vine S. E. corner, C.

G. Frmverfs Pharmacy. Tipentieth and Cherry y. W. corner, H.

B. Lippeneott's Drug Store. Ridge and Girard Eastern corner, Smyser't Pharnacy. DOWN TOWS. 3venty-lhird and South Dr.

Holland's Pt.armacy. Nineteenth and Christian A E. comer, Dr. Hitler's, Pharmacy. Thirteenth and Dickinson TU.

corner, Smyser's Pharmacy. WEST PHILADELPHIA. Fortieth and Lancaster S. corner. morning, at S.30 o'clock, from the residence of Frauds Maguire.

616 South Twenty-sixth street. Solemn high mass at St. Anthony's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. the 24th Florence MalieU beloved daughter if Kol-ert L.

and Ann Cai-iledge. in the Kith vear of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re-svrctfullv invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, 3 o'clock, from her parents' resl-dtnee. 67 East Walnut lane, liermantown. Inter GEORGE'S HALL, FOR BOY'S and vounz men.

st. Georee's. Md. Prof. s1 TIOGA TR.ii'K, 22d and Westmoreland Sts.

Special rates Peuna. and P. ami R. it. R.

Trains every 15 minutrs. Admission. 25c. Races at 15 P. M.

J. C. Klnear. A. Principal: college or busi ness: note I for thoroughness, health, comfort situation and reasonable charges.

it jjXJ Ayn LiovriRs. their names as James Daly, 8 years, of THE LINGLE CAMPBELL COL-lege. Hookk'eping. 34Ho ti.iifi.oYiu uiftnr ave. Catalogue free.

1W0 Chestnut streeL SEASIDE. THE PLEASANT VILLE LAND COM-pany has instructed us to sell twenty-five ot their choice lot sat Pleasaiitvllle, opposite Atlantic City, this week, for $G) ea -h. worth streets and sidewalks built and curlied free ot expense to lot holders: tin-foot strets: larje lots: every lot gives a fine view of Atlantic City and bars: finest of fishing, sailing, driving and train service. Sold ou Instalments of $1 per week. D.

L. RIS LEY, 140 s. SIXTH St. Phila. noon, at 1 o'clock.

Interment at Gulf Church. STETSEU. -On Angust 25. 1392, Anna, youngest child of Harry and Louisa F. Stelser, aged 9 months.

The relatives and fr'snds of ihe family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Satur-nay afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the parents' residence. 701 Walnut street Camden. N. J. lutermeut at Harlelgh.

THOMPSON. -On the 25th Martha, daughter of the late John and Jane Thompson. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. I9l Kater streeL Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. TIETJEX.

On August 24. Caroline Schaeer, wife of Dallas Tletjen. Funeral services on Saturday morning, at 11 o'clock, at her late residence. No. 1526 ML Vernon street.

Interment private. VAN BITKEN. On the 24th Ann Elizabeth, wile of Horace Van Buren, and eldest daughter of Thomas and Hannah Harrison, aged 23 years. he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday a ternoon. at I o'clock, from her parents' residence.

is Athol street Kensington avenue aud Clearfield street. Interment at Greenwood. YON PHUT On the 24th inst, George Von ThnL In his sist year. The relatives anil friends of the family are re LADY TEACHER OF VOUXG Smyser Pharmacy. JL French wishes pos.

school: can tach Ger CALIFORNIA WINES AND FETTER bRiS. nf Francitco. Cat. Phtlailelphia Depot, 8 0 to sot? North IHIIJD and whi' wines frrnn 75t per rjallnn and upwards; port, sherry, uscatel. sweet ct ttiirhn and angel frnm $1.0" -er qnVnn nnd upwards: rye whiskies fiom i2.f pr gallon and W'Uxifi.

A 11 ovr ffo rlt nt'ttoiiiteh pure, and direct from vineyards and distilleries. All orders by mall promp'ii lielirere. Advertisements to he Inserted the next man and oid. Eng. branches if.

desired: ref. Ad- dav should be left at Branch Offices before lbSo Sixth street, and George Silvers, aged 9, of 18(53 Sheriden street. They said their companions were Charles Slaugh. 11 years, of 1824 Marshall street, and William Jacks, 9 years, of 620 Montgomery avenue. Yesterday Speci il Officer Letferts succeeded in cap-turin young Slaugh, but the other boy Is still in hiding.

The three boys were given a hearing beiore Magistrate Ro-mig, rho held them in bail each. dross II. 44. Inquirer office. 5.30P.M.

All advertisements will be charged ment strictly private at Ivy Hill Cemetery. CLEAI'Y. On the 24th instant, after a lingering illness. Waiter son ot Ellen and the late Hichard Clrary. The relatives and friends ot the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at 8 30 o'clock, from the residence of Ids mother.

2204 sharswood street. Solemn if-iulem mass at St. Elizabeth's Church. Interment Cathedral Cemetery. August 25, Katie, daugh ter of Joseph T.

and Isabella E. Coghlan, ajed 7 months and 3 wer-ks. The relatives and rriendsof the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ou Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her pareuss' residence. No. 2o4i Leithgow rfreeu interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery.

('ONNOKS. On August25, 1892. Snsau Connors. The relatives ar.r! friends of the family are re-Slttfully invited to itttend the funeral, on Saturday morning', at 7 o'clock, from her late residence, (ileuside. Montgomery county.

Pa. Mass at the at regular omcc rates. ACADEMY, WOODS-Thorough, healthful, homelike. FRIENDS' town. X.

J. Rates moderate. ADVERTISEMENTS AVALON, THE GEM OF THE Jersey coast the best beach In the world. Groves of heavy timber, miles of pleasant walks and drives. A climate unsurpassed.

Lots for sale: cottages for sale orient: prices low, terms reasonable. GEORGE S. RUM MEL. 140 South 'THIRD Street Philadelphia. MILLIARDS AND rooL, That mav be inserted in The Philadelphi CJPENCERIAN COLLEGE OF (j BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND.

12.17 CHEST UT Street. Reopens September G. vtTbl 'tSTl LI A 1 1 AN? Inquirer at the rate of OXE CENT A WORD. POOL DPSiaes wnicn there are a large proportion of the visitors ol that class which does not fancy the steep prices which prevail at the average summer resort hostelry. Hence there are some funny sights at night around the mammoth pavilion.

Of course, every tent or cottage in "The Circle" is occupied to its fullest capacity evon before the camp meeting opens. Besides this, many temporary tents are run up in the vicinity. The dwellers in tents are having a damp time of it just now, and it is ten to one that while a man and his family are praying over in the pavilion their household goods and eatables are being subjected to a thorough washing by the floods penetrating beneath their deserted tent. There are many people who drive in from surrounding country towns in big covered wagons. The vehicles are A DISTRESSED SCHOONER.

The runswick-Ralke-Colleiider Co's WITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIA 5100 CLEAR 10-ACRE FARM, near Atlantic Citv: fronts on avenue: be-t ST Born-ding, Rooms, Dogs and Birds, Wants, Pa.) Academy for boys opens September 21. The Kaffir Prince Sights the Annie Urtl. Pool and Combination Tables. A fail of all Billiard it-p urs asten 1 I few Tables on h'id.

H. J. Biil.tr-MAN. ARCH street Philadx Circulars free. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Satur poultry, fruit truck land; V0 worth wood on it: 3 railroads: commutation fare to Philadelphia, 2S cents: schools, churches, stores, or $50 for 5 acres: cah or instalments.

DR. GEHR1.NG. 426 Miscellaneous, iset solia tn Agate type. SITUATION'S WANTED ONLY FIVE CENTS A LIXE. HELP WANTED FREE.

MAPS FOR South SIXTH SL EVERYTHING IN schools. J. L. SMITH. 27 WALNUT Street BILLIARD, POOL AND COM BIN A-tion tables balls, clotli.

cues, chalk, tins, etc. THUS. BEX NER. 182!) Germantown above tuford street. Few good second-hand tables on hand DENTISTRY.

Pendleton, But Assistance "Was Declined. Cap lain Campbell, of the Mexican Interna! ional Line steamship Kaffir which docked yesterday from Tampico, reports that on August 24 he sighted a schooner under short canvas. SALE OR EXCHANGE SEV- Li eral bargains In Atlantic City hotels and cottages. MEKslION CHESTNUT, 1508 ATLANTIC Avenue. IF YOUR TEETH Mrg-AH advertisements under the classification of HELP WANTED Will te rntcrttd in this column FREE, 'i ith the ercfjtion of Agents Wonted, far left TEN CEJS 2 Sper line is charged.

In Ans-Tverluc Adrertlsements Ile Mention The Inanlrer. LECrAL NOTICES. COUNTRY. drawn up in platoons beneath the trees, day morning, at 10 o'clock, from his late resilience. No.

4027 Poweluin avenue. Interment private. VO'iRHEES. -On the 2fith insL, B. Frank, son of Catharine and the late Peter L.

Voorhees. The relatives and friends of the family and the employes of the Public Building Commission are invited to attend the funeral Rervices. ou at I o'clock preclselv.at his late residence. 255 Nortn Juniper street. Interment private.

WRIGHT. -On August 24. 1892. James son of.lohnW. and I.evina Wright, in the 2-d year of his ago.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his 213 Hudson street Gloucester. X. on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, services at the Church of the Ascension at 3.30. Interment at Cedar Grove Cemetery. WEST.

-On August 25. 1S92. Anna wlfeof John c. West and daughter of Mary aud the late William H. Woolery.

he relatives and friends of the family are rs- Church of the I'nmaculate Conception. Jenkiu-town. Pa. Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. EY.

On August 25,1892. Patrick Courtney, aged 7S years. The relatives and friends of the family are re-snectfullv invited to atu-ud liie funeral, on Monday morning! August 29. at 7. so o'clock, from his late ref-idctice.

111 Centre street, Germantown. High reUiem mass at St. Vincent's Church, at 9 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. CURI.EY.

On August 24. 1892. Francis son of Francis and the late Clara Pilklngton Curler, agiHl 4 months and 2 days. 1 he relatives and friends or the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on salurd-y afternoon. August 27, at 2 o'clock, from his father's residence, 47 Jefferson street, Frank-ford.

Interment private. CITSHING. On August 25. 1892, Jane wife of the late WilllaraF. Cushiug.

1 he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday OF CHARTER NOTICE Is hereby given that an application will be don't please: If von wish to look youthful: If vour means are limited, don't forget that Dr. P. S. CASSIOY. successor tn Drs.

Neall A Cassldv, 1011 Vine streot Inserts teeth that remove tiia wrinkles, producing a youthful, plump and fresh aptiearance. So charge fr gas when teeth an ordered. Temporary sets Broken teeth mended. Our low prices and easy term surprlseevervbodv. Gold filling a specialty.

Opaii evenings till ami Sundays. )Ud) II ELI' WAN 1 ED. AT A SACRIFICE. LOT 25X100 FEET In a thriving town. Twenty miles from Philad'a, Address H.

16. Inquirer office. MALE. making to the northward. She appeared to te laboring heavily, and they could see by the spy glass that her pump were going vigorously.

Cap.ain Campbell steered to within speak ng distance, and the schooner prove 1 to be the Annie Pendleton, which had left Fernandina, bound to Boston, on August 16. She had lallen in with terrible weather, had sprung a leak, tnd for lour days all bands had been Avorking the pumps. Captain Camp sell offered assistance, but the captaii of the Pendleton pluckily declined, declaring that he believed he could make the Delaware Capes. The vessel was in N. lat.

46.30, W. long. 75. made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on the -0th day of September, 1S92, under the provisions of the Act of Assembly, approved April 1374. and Its supplements, by D.

C. Spruanee. Frank S. -Marr. Thomas Spsncer, John C.

Corbit and Thomas J. Johnson, lor a proposed corporation to lie known as I HE HELIOS ELECTRIC COMPANY, whose ohjeet Is manufacturing, contracting, furnishing all articles materials, apparatus, machinery equipment devices, structures fixtures supplies and appliances needful or designed for or relating lo tlie use and application of electricity, steam, water, heat power and natural or manufactured gas, to or for any useful purpose, and lo have and enjoy all the rights and privileges of Act of Assembly and its supplements, FRANK MARR. Solicitor. PAPER-HANG- TO LEARN T30Y spectiuiiy uiviteu to attenu tne iuneral service, on Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, from her husband's residence. 1242 Lombard street.

Interment private. ZELLERS' DENTAL LABORATORY' 1025 ARCH St YOUR CHOICE For a short time onlv. RUBBER, ALUMIN UM oi GOLD, at fS. $10 Teeth without pate, 3. Teeth extracted and fil'ed.

All work first-class. REAL EST ATE FOR RENT. and Colum- JJ ing; must live between Market r. Apply at 828 N. 2th St.

W. L. Wright bla ave. ciXY. lOYS TO SELL PAPERS ON CARS.

rXJ ER 1 A ERS. Applv before? A street and Itiage avenue. ana lamines live ana sleep in them like roving gypsies. THE BIG PAVILION. The great camp-meeting pavilion, with its encircling lino of tent-like cottages, is, of course, the centre of attraction.

Five thousand people can comfortably hear the exercises, and it is no unusual sight to see many more than this number, hundreds standing back under the trees. Every souud uttered on the speakers' platform is sent out with great distinctness by a mammoth sounding-board which hangs just overhead. Of course the utmost deeorum is preserved within "The Circle," and signs upon every tree and every post admonish the ungodly visitor that he must not smoke, chew, spit, talk unnecessarily loud or make any other undue noise. One of the features of the camp which everybody must see is the model of the city of Jerusalem, which lies just back of "the pavilion, towards the beach. It is under a large circular building, open on all sides, and is a marvelous piece of ingenuity.

The topographical configur PHILA. DENTAL A SSOCT TTCiN TJOY IN PRINTING OFFICE COPY 265 NORTH NINTH STREET. gCHUYLER. ESTAB. BROAD and-! )1 A MO.

VI). SIXTH and DIAMOND. TELEPHONE64.1t. bolder and to set type. Address 50, Iu- qulrer Office.

SECOND REGIMENT FUNDS. Below Vine. SSei.ofTeelh. S3; Best Set, J. Warranted.

Fresh gas dally, 50 cents. illinx a Spesr laity. $1. $2. and Dentistry In all branches.

OY APPLY AT NO. 7 BANK R. street. INSTATE OF CHARLES A BARTEN, -J DECEASED. Letters of Administration on tlie above estate having been granted to the persons indebted lo the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same without delay, to MAKY K.

BAI l'EN. 242 South NINTH Street Or to her Attorney, IRVING E. ZIEGLER. 134 South NINTH StreeL R. BRINGHURST.

SX. ELEVENTH Street. Telephone No. IW. B( OY TRADE.

ELITE TO LEARN morning. at. ciock, irom ner taie resilience, South ifth street. services at St. Philip Nerl's church.

Interment private. P.VMPMAS. On the 25th lni, James Damp-man, agi 70 years. '1 he and friends nf the family are re-spe-t invitfd to ihs funeral, ou Sunday at Leiwiion, via 9. o'clock A.

M. train from Ninth and Columbia avenue. DAVIS. On the 24th instant. Edward Ellis, son of Annie F- and the late Edward Davis, aged 2 Years and 2 months.

i he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday 2sth instant, at 2 o'clock, from his mother's residence. a Haverford street. Interment at Feru-wood Cemetery. (178) Suddenly, on August 25. 18-12, at her residence.

654 North Thirty-sixth street, Relwcca Dirk. DESOL On August 14, 1S92, Joseph Desoi, aged 61 vears. Toe rlelatlves and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock, from his late residents. 2413 East Clearfield 'fleet. Requiem mass at the C'hnrcli of Our Lady Help of christians at 9 o'clock.

Interment at St. Peter's Cemetery. HCGAN. -Suddenly, on August 24. Mary wife of ratrlek Diigau.

and daughter of Mary Ann and the lata Thomas McCovorn. tl AFFNF.Y. On August 25, 1892, Bernard Gaff-ney. aged 47 years. DR.

STOUGHTON, SPECIAL- and rrrf. In arMflnlAl mrJi. north. Photograph Gallery. 14-11 Ridge aveuue.

FOR RENT. STORES. N. E. cor.

Arch and Eighth street. No. 919 Market street No. 1624 Chestnut street Nal7 South Ninth street No. 17 South Second street No.

39 South Second street Xo. 234 and 2 North Delaware aveno. No. 1 Bank street No. 215 and 217 North Front street No.

J709 Kllliert street. No. 255 South Ninth street. DWELLINGS. No.

1427 Arch street No. 1B29 Chestnut street. No. 1706 Chestnut street, upper floor No. South r-'eventeenth street No.

124 South Twenty-second street No. 21127 Pine street. No. 913 Spruce street Xo. 2W Arch street.

No. 1625 Race street. No. 615 North Thirty-second street No. 863 Nortf.

Twenty-sixth street J. JL GUM ME Y' SONS. 733 WALNUT St CEMETERIES. "I ANDY PAN MAN OR DRAGIE Contr slier Thompson "Will Look into th' Disposition of the Money. In reference to the alleged misuse of city appropriations by the officers of the Second Regiment, Controller Thompson said yesterday that he would make an investigation.

As to his knowledge of westcornpr'i EN Til and GRKKN atroota. Ceeti filled without iaiu: aliaiuUuraa; cliari worker: also good helpers in pan room and starch room. Apply at 257 South Third street. room. Apply at 257 South Third PHILADELPHIA.

experience and bring good CANVASSERS WANTED MUST assers wanted" DR KYLE ROHRBACK, DENTIST, ItilUN. ELEVENTH St. Gas administered. V- have lave Call between 10 and 12 A M. at 92 Chestnut sL INSTATE OF THOMAS IL BACON, deceased.

Letters testamentary on the above having been granted to tha undersigned, all persons indebted to tlie said Estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same without delay, to WILLIAM II. BACON. i9G South FRONT SL I1 IAN OS AND ORGANS. TEST LAUREL HILL, TT City Office mi ARCH StreeL Cemetery BELMONT Ave. beyond the Park.

Trains Broad Street Station to West Laurel Hill Station. Information at city office or Cemetery the transactions he said: "Since I have been in office I have compe led each company commander to present an itemized bill of expenses before I countersign the warrant. As to the charge that the company comm; nders diverted this appropriation to a purpose other than that designated in the ordinance I have no knowledge. "VrORTHWOOD CEMETERY, OAK -iA Lane. Train 9th and Green and 4d and Berks.

CARRIAGE PAINTER, GEAR AND wheel maker: also a good trimmer wanted; steady work to good hands. Hunt 4 Son, Market street Camden. OMPOSITOR FOR COUNTRY OF-fice: plain matter; steady job. Address, stating salary and ability, S5, Inquirer office. CRAYON AND PASTEL ARTIST.

Send prices to 10, Inquirer office. PLUMBER FIRST-CLASS PLUM-ber at once. T. F. Martn, shop Main street.

Chestnut Hlli. 1 ne relatives ana rnenas or me lamuy. also the employes of John Wanamaker, am respectfully invited attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at o'clock, from his late residence, 2142 Chrls- ation of the country about the holy city is faithfully reproduced, with all the mountains and valleys. The city itself is there complete, the houses built of clay, the mosques and churches towering above the humble dwellings, and t-e great walls inclosing the whole. The camp meeting will last until the latter end of iext week, and if the weather clears up it is expected that next week will see such an influx of visitors here as will fittingly wind up nne ot the most brilliant seasons this resort has ever known.

SPECIAL NO 1 ICES. ESTATE OF JOSEPH J. SOLOMON, deceased. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to tlie Pennsylvania Company for Insurances on Lives and Granting annuities, Marion T. Kelly and Lillian P.

Solomon, all persons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, at tlie office of said company. No. 517 CllESTN street. L1NDLEY SMYTH. President ff CHARLES MATTHEWS, BRQ, iiiLN.

K.cor. 15TH and COLUMBIA Phila. bi29 N. I7tn (s. yd.

I 15.12 Columbia Ave.v.tii 2344 N. Broad 55. 00 i Coltim Av. AlJeai-on 1729 Park Ave 4.0O 1511 Herbine 2s.to 1549 X. 13thSt as.08 1417 Euclid 45.00 1740 Beacon St IS.OO i igig N.

nth St 28.no 31 Columbia Ave. 45.0o 1734 x. 15th St. 55 1W7 N. lltll St 1833 20.00 1413 Euclid 35.

00 i 1921 X. i9tli st 33.33 THE PHILADELPHIA AND Readimr Coal and Iron 227 South The ordinance ays they shall certify to the bil s. and this has been done in every instance." To-n ght the Board of Officers ot the regiment will meet and the charges will probably be discussed. ALESM AN SALARY" FROM by an anxions motner, couia ne cnangea to "Home, Sweet Home," with the same boy accompanying her on a Piano, that will make the household cheerful and happy. Our plan sells you the best for fl a week.

Call or send for Prospectus, and mention this paper. Philadelphia Piano Clubs Edmund Wolsleffer, Manager, 1117 Chcsinut Street. STATE OF JANE GRAHAM. DE- tlas street. Itequlem mass at St.

Charles' Church. On the 23d Isabella, wire William Gould, aged 3C years. Tlie relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, atS'j, o'clock, from her husband's residence, 110 Uule street. Solemn requiem mass at sacred Heart Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

AMMEI.I,.-On the 24th Instant, Mary, wlfeof the late Thomas A. Hammell. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tne funeral, on Satur Bros. I FOR RENT 1212 RIDGE AYR, ceased. Letters testamentary on tlie aliove Rochester, X.

Y. Nurserymen, Jl store and dwelline. all convs tin nn Fourth streeL Philadelphia. Aug. 2, IS92.

To the holders of the followlng-uametl Divisional Coal Land Mortgage Bonds: U. Tower (Myer Elinger). October 1, ISM S. Huston (Fishing Creek) November h9 P. A.

Aid tBig Pond) November 1. Helfensteln. 1. Is92 The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co. will extend the payment of the foregoing-named bonds Ir live years from the dates at which they respectively mature, aud will pay Interest thereon at ti.t rate of 6 per cent, per annum, payable senit- i.n,.

1 1 1 "i .1 1 .111. ernon. sr. a.iki TED SALESMAN ON PAID BY WORTHLESS CHECKS; AVAsala salary A CHINAMAN'S ARREST. or commission to handle the new ijit, aiiace.

10 1K21 Fairmountl2r M.00 N. 10 30.0C I2oogden. fl r. 19 on Brown. 10 J5.00 A.

,07 13th. S.Ad. 40. OJ 1431 N. 12th.

3R.0O 2 Wiley's Jr. fl no 1 405 ontsrio, 9 r. 25.00 2236 Mt Vernon. 11 30.00 Raymond Law's Transactions Estate having lieen grafted to the undersigned, ail persons indebted to tlie said Estate are requested to mak-t payment, and those having claims to present the same without delay, to WILLIAM LOCK A RT. 202R East SUSQUEHANNA Ave.

Or to his Attorney, JAMES HOOD, 420 WALN UT Street and Held lor Assault and Battery patent chemical ink erasing pencil: the greatest selling novelty ever produced: erases ink thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion of paper; 2nO to 500 per cent, profit: one agent's sales amounted to G20 in six davs, another $32 In two hours; we want one energetic general agent for each State and Territory. For terms and particulars address the Monroe Eraser Maouf'g X. 3, La Crosse. Wis. 102.1 si aster.

40.00 922 Mt Vernon. 12 40.00 J. R. MASSEY -SON. 13th and GREEN Sts.

iaiiy. nurtng me jienou ot sucn extension. The said principal aud interest to be paid in sold Cause Ills Arrest for a Second Time. A. Raymond Law, a young man, well dressed and well educated, who was day morning, at ciock.

irom ner late resi- deiic, 172U htiles street. Solemn requiem mass at the Chnrrb of the Gesu. Interment at ca- theflral Cemetery. HOM AN. On the 25th Earoy Grant, son of Edward and Mattie Homan.

aged 2 years and 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family are re coin, free of taxes. The bonds will retain 'he benefit of he original arrested some time ago on the charge of PTANOS. ORGANS. WM.

G. FISCHER. 1221 CHESTNUT SL mortgages securing thein. as well as of the guarantees Indorsed thereon by the Philadelphia and ANTED GENERAL YARDMEN XT 1 E- APPLICATION II AS LI been made to the FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA tor renewal of Policy of Insurance No 7.1.5,,. insured In name of J.

H. LAVERTY. which been lost or mislaid. RENT THE DWELLING LcJl Na 10? South seventeenth itr sat tint jjlj-f Chestnut street. Very desirable for professional or baslaeu jxr poses.

Has every convenience. Larceny of Three Shirts. Joe lee Lung, a Chinaman, who has a laundry at 607 South Third street, was a prison before Magistrate Kane yesterday, charged with assault and battery and larceny as bailee, preferred by Bessie Elu nberg, ol 622 South Third street. The Avoman testified that about two weeks sisro she left three shirts with Joe Ijee to le laundned.and when she called and switchmen: steady work and highest Reading Railroad company. Holders are notified that the privilege of thus LI III! IT DAVIS AND WEBER B.

F. Owen A 1li Chestnut st. rates cf wages. Only those with experience wm be considered. Call at 29 North Thirteenth st Piano? passing a bogus check, and then released because he was about to be married on the samo day, was again taken into custody yesterday by Detective McKenty, charged with passing bogus extending their bonds will expire fifteen days prior to the dates nf the respective maturities, as above stated.

Holders desiring to extend their IhikIs Information thereof will he received bv B1DDLE WARD, S'f, CHESTNUT Street. Attorneys for estate of J. HOOD LAVERTY. J. M.

must present them at the office of he Company WANTED A PIECER ON COTTON carpet yam. A pply Crease street above Girard avenue, second floor. OUMMKY Sfsr. 733 -V A UT Strs-St checks. The firs within the time named, when new sheets of coupons will be attached to the coupon bonds, which, with the registered bonds, will be proiwrly stamped.

totice. APPLICATION HAS 2110 N. 3D, 8 R. AND 4744 nvxst 5 rooms a nn charge was that of giving a I lor then he told her that her husband for for his wedding "al taken them away. The woman bogus check FEMALE.

ANCE COMPANY, of PHILADELPHIA, for the 1612 Frankford 6rorms 12. 00 JACOB L. HESS. 17s2 FRANKFORD Ave. i he remits not extended win be purchased at maturity at par bv Messrs.

Drexel and Browu renewal of policy of Insurance No. i.vil, SuOu. In HORSES AND CARRIAGES. fl-CDARI-rS cures Ringbones. Spavin, Curb, shoulder Lameness, Splint and other horse diseases, as many horsemen have certified, after other so-called cures have failed.

Price, with instruc's l. Franklin Dare. Druggist. Bridgeton. N.

"junction hotelT-" henry DEKR. Proprietor. Sale and Exchange Stable, Good horses always on hand. BROADStreet and LEHUiH Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.

sured in name of J. HOOD LAVERTY, which has J-rothers 4 as per their advertisement. A. A. McLEOD.

President the Philadelphia AVEST PHILADELPHIA. EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR FRING- ing chenille table covers. 2220 Townsend St. I7FM ALE COM POS ITORFO OFFICE outside town. Address 50.

Inquirer office. been lost or mislaid. Information thereof will be received by RIDDLE A WARD. 8 II KSTN UT Slret Attorneys forefateof J. ilniil) LAVERTY'.

F. IL McCANN, REAL ESTATK ill Broker, 381 1 LANCASTER offers for and Reading Coal and Iron Company. We hereby give notice to Holders of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company Bonds named tn the aliove circular, not availing of tne privilege of extension, that their bonds will De purchased by us at maturity at par. DREXEL BROWN ROTH Its A CO. August 2.

ISftJ. IRLS BINDER wsui n. soaiui ui ucr uusuana, ana no denied the Chinaman's statement. She then returned lor the shirts, and on refusing to leave she claims tho Chinaman threw an iron at her, which struck her on side. The woman has been confine! to her homo from the injury, and on her recovery yesterday caused her assi ilant's arrest.

Lung was held in SSOO JaiL STRUCK WITH A BAT. rent: ON FOLDING. 520 Minor streeL Ke'ly. I'ROVOSALH. spectfully invited to atteua me iuneral.

on Sunday. at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his pareiit. 2011 Reeves street. Interment at Ml Morlah Cemetery. HORN E.

At Norwood, Delaware county. on the 25th Emma C. wife of Charles J. Home, aged 3H years. Tte relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, ttie at 2 o'clock, from her late rasldtace, at Norwood.

Delaware county. Pa. Interment at Friends' Burying Grounds, Darby, Delaware county. Pa. IKE1.AN.

On August 24. 1892. Captain Grit-friths Irelan. aged i years. The relatives and friends of the family, also Trinity lAKige.

No. 7a, F. and A. of Atlantic Citv. are resjiectfully invited to attend the fuueral on S.ituidav afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, Pleasanivilie.

N. J. JOYCE On August 25, lS9i, Annie, daughter of Edward and Catharine Joyce, aged I year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon. atl.SU o'clock, from her parents' residence, 1X5 Fernon streeL Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

KURTZ. im the 16th insu, Samuel Kurtz, aged 46 years. Thrt relatives and friends of the family are re-speclully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 1S.M Mountain street. Interment at Mount Morlah Jenctery.

LYNCH. On the 24th Margaret wife of James Lynch, aged 47 years. The relatives and friends, of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, ou Saturday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her husband's residence. 22:18 North Sixth street. Solemn requiem mass at SL Edward's Church.

Interment at Nw CHARLES CASSIDY, GENTLE-men's Boarding stables; V.l N. Twentieth street. Chestnut ill Stables, Main, above Hart-well avenue. 313 V. 42d st.

2949 Melon st.7r. J8.00 35 N. 37th St, fir. IS. 00 812 st, 7 16.00 "'ockland st.

5rfl3.no 37mi kland st 6r 13.00 5ii7.irard 8r 13. 00 725 N. 11 25.no CT.IRLS EXPERIENCED GIRLS IN A caudy factory. at 257 South Third street EALTH OFFICII II 3705 "t.Xer'n st. 5r 14.00 51 i naries 7r is.

00 LOOM CITY II A LL. IRLS TWO FOR HOUSEWORK; RELIGIOUS NOTICES. 667 Holly st 6 r. 16. 00 I Parrish 14 20.

00 PHILADELPHIA. August 17. 1S92, Tin i must ub giwi wasners anu ironersL good wagespaid. 921 North Eighth streeL Sealed Proposals will be received in this office suit, but on the representations ot Iriends the charge w3 not pressed. It is alleged that atter his release and subsequent marriage Ijaw started to furnish his house with goods purchased on instalments, which were met by worthless checks.

The present charge was made by William Koelle, of 1209 Girard avenue. To him was given a check on a Norristown bank, in lavor of Law, and signed J. E. Boyd, First National Bank, Pottstown. Beiore Magistrate Clement Law contended he could produce and de-cared that his iormer arrest was a mistake.

He was held lor court in f800 bail. Atter his commitment it was developed that he was also wanted beiore Magistrate Devlin to answer a charge of perjury growing out of more spurious check transactions. The prosecutor is C. S. Northrup, a truss dealer on Arch street.

EPISCOPAL. until 12 o'clock noon. TUESDAY, August 30in slant for the abatement of the following nui f.lRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- sances: V--" work. Address G. 25, Inquirer office.

Nuisance No. 10o7. Defective drainage, No. ii5 Cherry street Tenth ward. To be CJ.IRL, WHITE, FOR CHAMBER-A work and waiting: prlvaw family; wages drained to sewer.

REAL ESTATE WANTED. "anted PROPERTIESOF a'l kinds to sell or rent. Have untnlier of clients wanting desirable investments. Call or address. W.

L. OVERHOLT. 413 DIAMOND Street- ffff THERE ARE MANY VACAyt milk, houses in Tioga that could be sold or rented If placed with H. XLBKRTsON, Tioga Real Estate Agency. 1707 VENANGO Street Nuisance No.

2MA. Defecllee drainage, premises i neittu mreei nos. la and is south sixteenth street Ninth ward, A WORD OF ADVICE WHEN 3 understood tiiat ours is tiin largest; truss and bandage establishment lu tna world, and that during 30-ears we have made the Mechanical treatment of Hernia, or Rupture, a Siieclalty, treating over 10 OX) cases, many under directions and endorsement of the world's most eminent surgeons, it is worthy of note that our experience is of value to the atliiuted, who should avail themselves of our attention. So confident ars we of our ability to apply a proper truss to each Individ uai case tiiat we guarantee to n.ake necessary alterations or changes until tlie case successfully treated and the patient satisfied. 1.

ii. SEELEY A 2i S. ELEVENTH SL TTANDS ON CHURCH OF THE TNCARNA- TION. BROAD and JEFFERSON sts. Rev.

JOSEPH D. NEWL1N. D. rector. Service on Sundays.

Morning praver and sermon, 10.30 A. M. Evening. P. M.

TrCHURCII OF THE SAVIOUR, THIRTY-EIGHTH Street above CHESTNUT. Open all summer. Services at 11 A. M. andSP.

M. CANTON FLANNEL work. Address 10, Iu- A A dniwers; steady quirer office. A Boy jies From an Injury Received Three Tears Ago. Irwin Denner, aged 16 years, of 2258 Reese si reet, died on Thursday.

About three ears ago while watching a base ball pa ne at North Wales, he was struck the head with a bat. The boy had bO'jn complaining of pains in the head lately, which are supposed to have been ca ised by the blow. Teste -day the Coroners jury rendered a verdict that death was due to abscess ot the superinduced by a blow on tho bead with a basaball bat. APARTMENTS FOR RENT. To be drained to sewer.

Nuisance No. 4076. Defective drainage, premises Nns. 21.V North Eighth and 21V2 Frank liu streets. Twentieth ward.

To be dralti'd to sewer. Nuisance No. 427s. Defective drainage, preinisss Xos. lXiV, IS37.

1S3H and 1S41 Lombard street To be drained to sewer. Proposals for each nuisance mnst be In separate envelopes with tlie nuisance number indorsed thereon. Plans and specifications may be seen lu this office. M. VEALE, Health Officer.

Cathedral Cemetery. MCALLISTER, On the 2Mb InstanL Katie. PARTMENTS ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, EIGHTH Street aliove SPRUCE, Rev. Dr.

X. F. PADDOCK. Rector. Service 11 A.

JL ARD RUBBER TRUSSES SIN- XT dang iter ot William and Kate McAllister, aged 11 Lady and gentleman AJL gie. $3: doable, fri 1005 SPRING GARDEN attentianL H.AVt.l.l.'S, HALF GROWN GIRL TO ASSIST in general housework, 14u4 North Thirteenth StreeL rX.DY WANTED. EDUCATED Christian, able to conduct large business correspondence. Must first learn details. Permanent and pleasant position.

ne living in northern part of city preferred. Address 5. Inquirer office, street Holmesburg. OM AN MIDDLE-AG ED WOMAN desiiious of a good home, forgeneril housework, two in Tamil--. Good home to right person.

Apply for three days to 1023 Pascal bvlow LOST AND FOUND. EPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFE- BAPTIST. T3 CENTENNIAL BAPTIST CHCRCH, 231) and OXFORD Sts. Preaching by the pastor. Rev.

DUNCAN MACGREUOR, D.D.. at 10.3" A.M., and 8 P.M. I TY BUREAU OF CITY PROPERTY. OF- Tho Personally Condncted Pleasure Tours to Crosson Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Tle Pennsylvania Itailroad Companv, through its personally conducted tourist department, just announces two pleasure tours to Crsson September 3d and 10th.

This delightful mountain resort is located in the heart of the Allerheniee, mid the announcement of tours run there by the Pennsylvania Kailrond Company delights the lovers of mountain sconery. Excursion tickets will be sold from Philadelnhiu QOA REWARD LOST, SUPPOSED tn have been left lu a Traction car going np Walnut street, on Friday, the 19th inst. a du icr. Ci i nAii, PuiLAPKLrillA. August 23.

Sealed propo-als endorsed --Bids for repairs to Palmer and addressed to lie undersigned, at lib office above meut oned. will be received until 12 o'clock, noon, on SEPTEMBER 1. niontns. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the resilience of her parents, Mo. 59 McKeau streeL Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

McGLESN. On Angust 23. 1892, Mary, wife of Edward McGlenn. aged years. he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fuueral.

ou Saturday morning, at s.3 o'clock, froir her husband's residence, South Thirteenth street High mass at SL Teresa's Church, interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. McG itODY. On August 25. 1892, Captain John J. McGrody.

The relatives and rpiends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on morning, at 8.30 o'clock, rrom his late residence, s. corner of Allegheny avenue and plicate minute book of a manufacturing company. The aliove reward will lie paid by leaving It at the Transfer Office of the Traction 423 WALNUT S'reet XX at Tne 1100 WPKl'CF. STREET, TO KENT. APARTMENTS have all large front roomt, handsomely finished, with sepame bath and co 1.

veniences. sliver-plated electroliers and gas natures: best heating and veutilatiug system: handsome parlors and reception rooms: the dining, tea and banqueting rooms finished and furnished with the finest of carpets, draperies and furniture, specially made to order: white aud gold colonial china, cut glass atid silver service, all of special design and made to Older. BEST PROIECTIOV FROM FIRE In this particular the Colonial unquestionably In the lead. Every possible audition to Its original mauy safeguards having been made. ALL rKoXT ROO with two large and substantial iron lire escapes to connect with every apartment together with its mauy balconies and separate stairways, and with au all-night watea seryice on every floor.

Can be seen by permit from WM. r. llEtKYXE, 4U3 Hslpal ulreet MISCELLANEOUS. They Were Unprofitable Boarders. A men giving his name as Henry accompanied by a woman who, hf said, was his wife, engaged board st the house of Fannie Burg-strerger, 523 Berks strees, last week.

On their departure the man paid the bill in a check, which was worthless. The couple, the polico say. are wanted on several ther charges. 1SH2, for repairs to Palmer Street Wharf, Delaware UNION SERVICE OF THE River. SITUATIONS WA TED.

Congregational. Fifth Baptist and Spring i Sieclficatloiis had upon application to the Bureau of Citv Pronertv. K.om 13a ltv Garden Methodist entireties, services to-morrow tn "lei 01 CONGREGATION AL CHURCH. EIGHT EENT'i fOCEJZJ T' ableIyrdp 10c. coffees from 20c.

up. "Home Brand Plantation Java coffee, sxc. Mt'GOVER Market. llioinnson street solemn requiem mass at tlie Church of Nativity. K.

V. M. Interment at New Those who wish to ADVERTISE FOR A SITUATION Under the head SITUATIONS WANTED Will be charged at the small rate of FIVE CENTS PER LINE. ian. No bid will be considered unless accompanied by a certificate from the city Solicitor that tne provisions of an ordltianc requiring proposal tionds when the bids exeeed tn amount five hundred dollars.

ai-proved May 25, JstiO tp. 81 Vest have lieeiicom-plted with. The Director reserves lo himself the right to reject any or all bids, as he may dee iu best for the interests of the city. ABRAHAM M. BEITLER, Director.

latiteunit ihi icry. the 2ld William, sonof TYPE WR1 TE IIS HP YPE RITERsT REN TED PHI La- paiaiianu ine late iinaiu Mc ally. In his 21st and GREEN streets. Preaching bv Rev. EDWARD HAWES.

D.D.. of Burlington. at 10.3-1 A.M. and 8 P. M.

Horning sermop, -Un-graiited Requests;" evening, '-ilie Holy Citv. Welcome. FRANKLIN REFORMATORY INEBRIATES. 911. 9 3 and 915 LOI'UST St Sunday, a ug.

28, Bible Study P. M. a o'clock, conduced by JAMES W. HAZLEHURST. KsQ.

Tuesday I.ven pp. Totai Abstinence Meeting o'clock. Public cordially invited. ROOMS TO RENT. jeai.

The relatives and friends of the family ne. JL delnhia and vlc'v. Muo. Stunner rates. Ren An Enterprising School.

I'almei's College of Short-hand and Typewrl ingr, Um Chestnut street, begins the seas with flattering prospects. This college akes a specialty ot teaching shorthand anj typewriting and their new catalogues stow that 90 per cent, of their graduates are mployed in the city of Philadelphia alone, the majority of them being helped to positions by the principal. Several I ew and valuable features have been add id to the course this year. spectlully invlfd to attend the funeral, on Saturday at reducwl tals ean apply 011 pur. price.

All ichoC prices. Typewriter F.xrhange. ICS. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM TO reut for gentleman. 10.12 oglen street.

MAL street at which includes one day's board at I the noted Mountain House. Tickets will I he good for ten days, and a special reduc-' yon In hotel rates will be accorded those remaining lor a longer period than the one day. The special train will leave Philadelphia, Broad Street Station, at 10.40 A. and will he composed of Pullman Parlor Cars and Day Coaches. The number of tickets to he sold on each tour will he limited, and persons intending to participate should secure their tickets at lea9t three days in advance.

An excellent opportunity winding up the summer vacation. Another Chance to See Tolchester Sunday. On to-morrow the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will run another ot those popular trips to Tolchester Beach. The iSt-uch is a line place for sport. Special train from Hroad Street Station at 8.00 A.

3d. lor the round trip. All amusements for excursionists. alien. mm ciock.

rrom his mother's residence. 18:5 Waterloo streeL Interment at Norti Cedar Hill. AN WANTS POSITION AS FIOST- CLEANING. CAllPEl MILLER. -On August 23, H.

Mlllt-r, aged years. ler or driver: nndtritands cre of horses. To MORTGAGES. be seen for three days present employer's, 4624 Lancastei avenue. W.

P. CARPET NICKERBOCKF i WANTED. K2 1 he relauves and friends or the family, Yub i Tribe, 27s. I. o.

ft employes Samuel Baugh. i are respe. tfnlly invited to attend toe funeral, on i-ii'T Monday afternoon, at o'clock, from his lam resl. I ILiD CLEAN -Ns. ONEY FOR CITY OR COUNTRY mortgages.

F. W. A Si. D. SMITH.

1232 A RCH. Pennsyl ran la Rullroad's Double Lines DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING. A UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE MOBILE. AUGUST 27. 1392.

Sealed proposals for dredging in Mobile Hurbor. Biloxl Bay, and Mv rr. will be received at tills officr until M. Wednesday, the 28th day of Septemlier. IS92, oprlied immediately thereafter in presence of bidders.

Specifications, general instructions to bidders and blank tonus of proposals will oe furnished on application to this office. The attention of bidders is Invited to the Acts of Congress approved February 26, 18S5. and February 23. 1SS7. Vol.

23. Page 332. ana Vol. 24, Page 414. statutes at Large.

A. DAM-BELL, llajor of EuElneera. U. o. A.

BOOKS BOUGHT. WE BUY" to Atlantic City. dence. 20W South Fourth street. Services at Mes- all kinds cf Imoks.

magazines, novels of alt stlVtjji Cc LA EHS. sian at. ju cnurtn. interment at liar street vault. description.

will call ami liay cash. UNION BOOK HOUSE 205 North INTH. J.ne best cquirment and fast express time eons istent with safety are maintained B42 ANDiM XOPTH NIXTH Originators of the jxipular price. Two for af! grades except Axmii.ster and Moquettes. for which we ct.arge one cent if less than vi yards: if over 50 yards the price is two cents.

Cold, dry air process Is used by all carpet Storage fre during summer motUu. SaUstaction guaranteed or no charge. (KE1' IO LOAN. street Estalit'shed IS40. Private oflesi.

UJJ and 1102 F1LBKKL' street. Liberal adyaucoi on diamonds, watches, jtwelry, etc over tne Pennsylvania ltailroad's double A GOODRICH, Lawyer, 124 Dearborn st, Chicago. ZTymrs3xn, fullitias la several acae uoodricu cu Uivxoi. tit jf xu ii. August 24.

at Glassboro, X. IHiam Minks, agetl 78 years. The relatlTe and UTeuOa ol tbe family ars re- OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUCHT. LOEBELENZ. 24 Nortli Eleventh street lines to le sea,.