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THE PHILADELPHIA ENQUIRER SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1891. HELP WAN ED. spectfully invited to attend bis funeral, on Sunday, at 3 o'clock, from her late reMiience. 1S27 ADVERTISEMENTS uotis streets, interment at Odd fellows' ceme That may be Inserted fn Thk Phtladklphia Ij- GREflT-FIFTY-MILE BICYCLE RACE FEMALE.

E. BARLEY SON, Undertakers. 1321 ARCH STREET. tery. KALDENBACHER.

-On the 3ftth Mamie. East of Broad, north side, and southeast corner of daughter of Catharine and the late John Kalden lenth and Green streets. Telephone 4756. GIRL, HALF GEOWN, TO ASSIST in ureneial housework; small family. 1723 North Thirteenth street.

bacher. ageu years. Funeral on Monday afternoon, nt 1U o'clock. Wayne and Chicago; Joseph B. Hutchinson, superintendent ot the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wilmington Branch of the Pennsylvania; Janies K.

Maxwell, chief engineer of construction of tha. Peruvian Central Railroad, South America; George H. Baughman, City Engineer of Wilmington, Samuel S. Hoff, Chief Engineer of the city of Reading; Edward J. Yard, Chief Engineer of the Western Division of the Denver and tRio Grande; Madison Kramer, in charge of the drainage w6ks ot the Okeechobee lands and other TEJLJy TI CES.

from her mother's residence. 2014 Hampton street. Interment private. Cathedral Cemetery. Ed H.

Kurtz: Treasurer, Josiah Sillier. Th sre are at present twenty members. V. S. Maltby and Dan J.

Canary are bavins some words over their rival claims to the farey riding championship of the world. Mtltby says that Canary refused to meet him at Newcastle-on-Tyne, in England. Canal replies that he was under contract to ap-pe; elsewhere at' the time, and, therefore, cot Id not accommodate him. There is much comment going the rounds over the non-arrival of the medals won by them, by Messrs. Kelly and Draper, for the tandem championshiD.

This race was ran at the Park Avenue Wheelmen tournament. The Pai Avenue Wheelmen were to pay for the me ials, but they- state that the ranker of the me ials for the L. A. W. championships charges Camden.

X. 3. Josenh S. Umstead. of Royersforfl, Montgomery county.

and Elizabeth Kulp, of Limerick, Montgomery county. Pa. VAN Thursday. October 29. at the South Street Presbyterian Church.

Morristown, X. bv the liev. John Abbott French, 1). George R. Van Dusen.

of Philadelphia, to Katharine daughter of Henry C. Pitney, of Morristown. WEIDEMAN STEWART On October 27, 11, at the home of the bride, by Rev. K. H.

Karnes, Frank Weldeman to Miss Maggie C. Stewart. WOLVF.FTON-MMSnON.-In this citv, October 2S, at Fonrth Baptist Church, by the pastor. Kev. John B.

Gougb X'idge, Runyon Wolvertou and Anna Scull Mershon. YEAGER BUCK. On the afternoou the 21st (lay of Octolier. 1891, at the residence of the bride's mother. Gay street, bv Rev.

W. R. Stockton, D. rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Church.

Mr. quieer at tne rate ot CENT A ONE CENT A WORD. ONE CENT A WORD. BOARDING. ROO.MS.

DOGS AND BIKDH. WANTS, illSCELLANEOUS, set solid In agate type. F1TUATTONS WANTWI SITUATIONS TASTED SITUATIONS WANTED KAN Z. Suddenly, in Pavonia. X.

on Oc The Captains' Association Will Hold It Election Day. OPFICE ALEXANDRIA COAL ROOM 212. BCl.LITT BUILDING. tober 29, Edward Kranz, formerly ot Philadelphia, aged 51 years. GIRL fOB GENERAL HOUSE-wortc, S.

E. Wilson, 1523 South Slonday. IRL FOR COOK AND DOWN stairs work: small family; t3.50andt4. 1512 Sufqueliauiia avenue. The friends of the family are resneetfullv in vited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, Cleveland avenue, near Griffee avenue, Pavonia, K.

J. To proceed to Bethel Cemetery. THE NATIONAL CYCLE SHOW SOUTH FOURTH TKEET. FlUL ADKI.PHTA. Oct.

27. 1891. The trustee of the general mortgage of the Alexandria Coal Company will purchase Nine Thousand Dollars of tin General Mortgage Bonos for the Sinking Fund, and will receive offers for the sale of same at the office of Cassatt A Co. 105 South Fourth street, until noon November 7, 1891. H.

T. GOODWIN. Trustee. I.EGGETT On the 29th Walter M. Leg- CIJIRL FOR HOUSEWORK: SMALL A family.

2208 North Seventeenth street. GTrL-H A LFrGEO WnTfoiThO USE-work. Apply 1216 South Eighth street. LINK LINK LINK ONLY FIVE CENTS A ON LY FIVE CENTS A ONLY FIVE CENTS A works in Florida; William C. Cranmer and Walter Jones, district surveyors and regulators of this city; Frederick H.

Robinson, professor of civil engineering at the Delaware State College, Newark, Daniel Car hart, professor of mathematics and en gett. The relatives and friends of the family respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence. No. 2011 North Eighth street. To proceed Jacob Elwood leader, of Spring Citv, and Miss Isabella Maud Buck, of Phoenlxville, Pa.

GOOD COOK; GIRL GERMAN must speak English. OCULISTS. to soruiwoou vmetery. interment private. HFT.P WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FREE: FRF free: street.

DIED. LOBB. On the 29th Comly S. L. Lobb, The Competitors in the Late Six-Days' Eaco Reap But Poor Returns Mott Again the Man for Maryland Social Doings Among the Clubs General Notes and City Club Fixtures.

gineering of the Western University of Pennsylvania, at Pittsburg. a gra -n years. he relatives and friends of tho family are in in LADIES WHO DESIRE TO MAKE a good living ,11 a strictly household business to call at B. B. Johns', 12 North seventh street.

ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES made to order; perfect fit: also over eye-ball: reasonable prices. floor front. 1015 ARCH. vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his granuniotner. Elizabeth Lnkens.

o. 17U2 North Eighteenth street, on Second-day morning, at 11 o'clock. Interment at Fair HilL ADIES FOR VOLUNTEER CHOIR -J in West Phiia. Protestant Church. Address PERSONAL.

LONGACRE. On the 30th Mary C. wife i34, inquirer oihie- t3TAll advertisement under the classification of HELP WANTED WiU be inserted in this column FREE. sucti exorbitant figures that they will not put chase tbem from him. Meanwhile the boys wait.

The officers for the great 50-mile road rare to run next Tuesday are as follows Ref-ere-, O. S. Bunnell, P. A. W.

Judges, H. Crewther. Pennsylvania Bicycle Club W. H. Davis, Northwest heelmen.

Timers, F. Gar-rigues. Century Wheelmen S. W. Merrlhew, Wi.

mington Wheelmen W. M.Perrett. South Enc Wheelmen. Cx. M.

Schell, Centura Wheelmen Joseph Dyson. Frankford Klc rele Club: Frank Welch. Wtssahlckon Wheelmen: R. A. French, Mt.

Vernon. Wheelmen E. B. Cnapman, Clunker City Wheel-mei. Umpires, H.

S. Simmons, Park Avenue E. B. Kuheer. Northwest Wheel-met J.

B. Fontaine. Columbia Cyclers: H. L. Heppun.

South End Wheelmen. Starter, th Powell. Pennsylvania Bicycle Club. WILLIAMSON'S MONUMENT. Of illiam J.

Longacre, aged 47 years. Christianity and the State. The fifth annual series of addesses to young men by Kev. Charles Wood, D. at Association Hall, Filteenth and Chestnut streets, will begia to-day at 4 P.

M. Subject "What Has Christianity Done in the State?" A programme of excellent Funeral from her late residence, in Swedesboro. N. November 2. at 10.30o'clock.

Services at the AFTER YOU ARE DEADyopirta M. E. Cnurcb. at 11 o'clock. Interment at M.

E. LADIES ARE CORDIALLY IN-vlted to call and see the Maic Scale, the famous tallies' tailoring system. Over 119.0U0 sold and used by the best dressmakers everywhere. Kooin7. 1221 AUCHStreet- Cemetery.

and those that mourn your loss would give untold sums if thev had a good portrait of the departed one. We will make a tine Crayou Portrait of you at the following LOW on the 27th Benjamin F. Lowery. in the 53d year of his age. 1 he relatives and friends of the family are re In Please Answerlnir Advertisement Mention Tne Inquirer.

low prices: cravon 111 4-incn naruwoou lrame, 6-Inch Oxidized and Gilt. 3.7.: 5-inch Gilt. $3.75: spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. music will be rendered, before the address, by Hassler's Orchestra. In addition to this the New Orleans University Jubilee Singers will be present and will sing several plantation songs.

This service is only for see our Crarons in fifteen styles ot frames with prices attached iu the window. 109 and 111 North Election day, given that the weather it. favorable, will see the biggest race that was ever run on the road in Philadelphia. The captains of the various cycling clubs of the city have put their heads together, and the result is that some thirty fast riders will compete in a fifty mile road race over the seven mile course out Montgomery avenue and City Line avenue. The proper officers have been appointed, and all precautions taken to make the event the success which it no doubt will be.

Valuable prizes have Anderson, Philip M. Bauer, Gottlelb. Barker. KrsklneA. Barnes, AunaT.

Bernhardt, John A. Bigger. Harry W. Bingham. Unity.

Carr. WinaSeid. Chapiu, Mary E. Child. Joshua Conk ling.

John. Deakyue, Bessie. Denger, Peter. Deviin, Amanda. Dunlan.

Joseph. Dunn. Ann. Eldrtdge. William.

Faentzer. George. Feulner. George. Ford.

Ann H. Fry. Jacob. Gilbert, Saille. Gilpin, Charles.

Grimley. Mary. Hanson. Joseph W. Harrison.

Jane A. Hagerty. Catharine. Heinzeiman. Anna.

HoUIeu, George. Horner. Abigail A. Hovis, Annetta. Huff.

Juliauna. Kaldenbacher. Mamie. Kranz. Edward.

Leggett, Walter M. Lobb, Couily S. L. Longacre, Mary C. Lowery, Benjamin.

Met aim. Levlnia. McUo.key. William. Mahoney, Annie.

Marshall, Henry. Mears, Josenh j. Molinari, Angeio. Morton. Amanda M.

Nicholas, Joseph K. Paul. Margaret F. Peeples. H.

Ploettuer, Louis H. Pope, Charlotte. Purcell. '1 homas M. Pawling.

Emeliae. Kainey, Henry. Baal), J. Milton. RiebeL Mary K.

Renouf. Joshua. Rogers, Mary A. Ryan. William.

Srhulke, Ella. Seither, Katharine. Smith, Rotert L. Spoier. Ellzaletlu Sweeney.

William. Thompson, Mary Ann. Taentzer. John. Tnllv, James.

Watts. Nellie M. Wilkle, Jessie Wolfe, Charles. Wahl. Marv D.

Williams. Wilson, Martin It. HELP WAX1EJ). So. alo Cantreu street.

To proceed to barton Street 51. E. Churcn for service r.nd interment. McCAN N. On the 30th Levinla.

daughter lnth street. Open enings. F. C. PFElFFEi: LADY AGENTS WANTED ONE bottle of glorious Tonti will positively develop your bust Inches in 30 daysor nionev refunded; price only $2.

"VSll cure consumption or money refunded; will cure all throat troubles or money refunded. All ladies purchasing Ids week will receive free a doiar lx of Arsenic Pellets: will keep yon beautiiui for a year, all or send for circular. Mrs. Dr. Miller.

1018 Chestnut street. MALE. of Edward and 5Iary A. McCaun, aged 5 years. The relatives and mends of the familv are invited ADAM M.

YALE. WORLD-RE- i-f nowned complexion specialist, has opened to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from )l Henry street. ARCH STREET, 7.30 BOY 616 A. M. OPENING OF THE FREE SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL TRADES.

the 30th William Alov- To give the unemployed an opportunity to obtain situations, all advertisements under the head of Help Wanted are inserted free. 1718 parlors at 1230 Arch street, room 5. wnere five free treatments, using her famous bleach cream and skin food, will lr given to prove their efficacy. Guaranteed positively to remove wrinkles, pim LEARNER DRESSMAKING. Francis street.

Ridge avenue. glus, son of Patrick S. and Mary J. McCloskey, aged 2 months and 2 weeks. A GOOD RELIABLE MAN OF GOOD address to canvass for industrial Insurance.

Address 17. Inquirer office. runerai on miiuiay auernoon. at ciock. irom been offered, and while the record may not be lowered, owing to a portion of the route MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR Housekeeper.

718 South Nineteenth street. ples, moth patches, black heads and every facial blemish. A pure and perfect complexion for ail using these remedies. Valuable treatise on care of the complexion sent free 011 application. to be ridden over being freshly macadamized, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN TO LEARN deutlstry; reference required.

600 North 16th street. "T7OMAN- Postmaster General Wanamaker's Address to the Boys Many Prominent Citizens Present at the Exercises. -STRONG, ACTIVE; CAP-ireneral housework in a familv of the men will undoubtedly work lor all they able for IVEN AWAY ALL WHO VISIT MARRIED. ALGIE DILLON. Oct.

14. 1891. by the "Rev. Father O'Connor, at St. Agatha's Church, George J.

Algie to Miss M. G. Dillon, Doth of Pnila-delphia. ANKER-CORKHILL. On the 28th at 315 G1 our offices this week will be triveu a free are worth.

The outcome of the six days' race in New chance on a Gold Watch and nine other prizes. seven: no other help: plenty to do. The place hss been held over ten years by present incumbent. Call 011 or send reference to Mrs. Jackson.

3117 North Sixteenth street. AGENTS WANTED FOR JOHNS' stove polish agents making 6 a day. B. B. Johns, 12 N.

Seventh St. Open day and evening. New street. Philadelnhia. bv the Kev.

G. V. F. HUtltAL A1C 1026 ARCH Plllia. York was nhnnt what it was expected It 1891.

ANDERSON. Suddenly, on October 30, Philip M. Anderson, aged 33 years. would be by old riders. Although in a YOUNG MAN.

STRANGER IN Graff, pastor of St. George's M. E. Church. Francis W.

Anker, of Philadelphia, and Miss Rebecca J. Corkhill, of Dudley. N. J. The relatives and friends of the family are re the city, desires the acnuaintauce of lively financial way, as well as in the way of a re YOUNG LADIES SHOULD READ Short-hand Hints for Present and Future Stenographers.

It will cost nothing to apply for same at the University of Suoit-haud. 908 Chestnut street. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his AGENTS TO FORM WATCH CLUBS, liberal inducements: foremen of factories can make san.OO easy by forming a club of thirty members at $1.00 per week: agents wanted everywhere. Address for particulars 9. Inquirer office.

disuo-itiou. not over 20 years of age; object matri late residence, northeast corner iffy-seventh and mony. au ress 1.4, inquirer omce. Chelsea streets. West 1'tiiladelnhta.

011 Mondav AU TIN METCALF. On September 7. 1891, bv Rev. Hemv N. Clieesmaii.

Mr. Harrv P. Austin aud Mis Maggie Metcalf. lioth of Philadelphia. BARKY MEN October 11.

1891. iu I afternoon uext, at 1 o'clock. Funeral services in ui ai. VHUII.U. i iv i nit.

rciuifuuu OYSTERS ASK THE BOXMAN for Warreu River, It. Oysters: he cannot deceive you; no oyster has their flavor; full salt and Cemetery. BARKER. On October 3a. 1891.

Ersklne AGENTS AND MEN OUT OF WORK, city orconntry. $3.50 per day selling our Paste Stove Polish among housekeepers. No brush, dust or smell. Champion 44 N. Fourth Phila.

his parents' residence. 3524 North Fifth street. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. MAHONEY On the 30th Annie, daughter of John and Annie Mahoney, aged 4 years and 6 months. The and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her parents' residence.

o. 2802 Cedar street. Thirty-first ward. Interment at St. Ann's.

11 JIA1. SHALL. -On October 30, 1891. Henry Burnett, son of David and Mary A. Marshall, aged 23 months.

The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, on Monday morning. November 2. at 9 o'clock, from his fal her" residence. No. 3501 Wharton street.

Interment at Mount Moriah. MEARS. On the 29th Joseph J. Mears, son' of Daniel Meal's. 1 he relatives and friends of the family are re-siiectfully invited to attend the funeral services.

Sunday afternoou. at 2 o'clock, at the residence ot his brother-in-law. Harry Landis, Ridge, alxjve Pali avenue. Roxliorough. Interment private, at Leverington Cemetery.

iloi.lN the 31st ultimo, Angelo Molinari. aged 73 veal's. The relatives aud friends of tbe family are re-siwctfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, -t 8 o'clock, from his late residence, 7HI South Eighth street. Higli mass at Chnrch St. Mary Magdalena de Pazzi.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. MORTON. -On the 30tb Amanda 51. Morton, wife of the late Joshua Morton, in the 74th year of her age. 1 at.

noiesaie oy 11 tiss. 1 s. 1 niru and 11 spruce. Camden, N. at the parsonage of Bethany M.

K. Church. 9S4 Peun street, by Kev. J. F.

Shaw. Mr. William i. Barry to Miss Mary E. Menke.

both of Philadelphia, Pa. BILES- SNYDER. On October 29. 1891. bv Rev.

Barker, son of the late Calvin aud Jane Barker, aged years. CORNS REMOVED WITH- The relatives and friends of the family are re- out pain 25c each. FOWLEIt A AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 17 years old. to learn the retail dry goods James McLaughlin. Biles to Louise AL, specttnuy invited to attend tne lunerai service, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late resi HANN'A.

Chiropodists. 1302 FIL-Removed from UJ3 Arch Street. business. Address Active, P. O.

Box 81, Philadel- BERT Street. dence. No. 18.V North Twenty-first street. Inter phia.

Pa, ment at Mount ernon Cemetery. Those tvho wish, to ADVERTISE FOR A SITUATION Under the head of SITUATIONS WANTED The Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades, near Elwyn, Delaware connty, was formally opened yesterday. A special train bearing the trustees and invited guetts left Broad Street Station at 2 o'clock. Trustee Samuel B. Huey presided, and the exer were opeued by prayer made by B.

Comegys. Townsend, ooe of the Board of Trustees, read a lengthy type-written address, divided into three parts, reviewing the Listory ot education in Pennsylvania, deal ng with the life of I. V. Williamson, the founder ef the school, and pointing ont to the boys the advantage ot the privileges of lich tbey were recipients. Ptofessor Barker, ot the University of Pennsylvania, briefly addressed the "boys and juests, after which Postmaster-General Wat amaker, as one of the trustees, sketched the life of the philanthropic founder ot the they were engaged in formally BAUER.

On the 28th of October, 189L Gottlelb AGED MAN TO DISTRIBUTE A iiauer. ageu years. PEPPER POT. MOCK TURTLE AND Vegetable Soup, Chicken. SteaKs.

Chops, Lobster and Chicken Croquettes, Oysters. Wines. Ale, etc. LEVI CROMWELL'S, 117 S. SECOND.

cord-breaking race, it was extremely successful; yet, when the matter ot expenses came to be footed up, the contestants, lrom the record breakers, Martin and Ashiager to the last ot tne weary crowd, came out at the little end of the horn in point of money return. At first it looked as though the first man in would receive something like two or three thousand dollars out ot about twenty-five thousand dollars taken in as the receipts ot the week. Martin's allotment dwindled down, however, to a little ever one thonsand dollars when the accounts were square up, and the portions of the other riders who finished behind him were proportionately small. For what Robb, Howell and the other short distance riders received for crossing the ocean, it would scarcely seem that it paid them to co ne over. The management of Madison Square Garden came out well ahead, as did also Tom Eck.

who engineered and managed circulars. Dr. W. Paine. 250 S.

Ninth St. I he relatives and mends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence BOY ABOUT 15 YEARS FOR OFFICE of wholesale house: must write plainly and 01 ins son. Mr. ciiristian uauer. ko.

02-1 Moore figure correctly: salary first year S100. street. Interment at Gel man Lutheran Cemetery, Address DR. ELLA MOORE, ELECTRICIAN, Chiropodist aud Manicure. Defects of the face a specialty.

1232 ARCH Street. 49, Inquirer office. BARN E. On Octolier 27, 1891, Anna wife of Oliver Barnes, aged 31 years. Will be charged at the small rate of The relatives and friends of the family are re POME WITH YOUR GOODS OF ALL BOY.

IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE; one wishing to study law preferred. Address 47. Inquirer office. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sun descriptions, where you can get more money day morning, at II o'clock, from her mother's resi and pay less Interest. Loan Office, 123North NINTH FIVE CENTS PER LINE.

daughter of the late Joseph Snyder. HOt'HEREK PRINCE. On the evening of October 1S91, at 6'29 Diamond street, by Kev. S. J.

Hiu in. Mr. Charles Bocherer to Miss Catharine L. Prince, both of this city. BOLTZ-MaNN.

-Octobers. 1891. by Rev. W. H.

RurrelL Camden. N. Mr. I.aiuies N. Boltz, of Keaitins, Pa.

to Miss Phebe J. Mann, of Pa. BKEN NER DIMMICK. At the residence of the bride's mother. Port Carbon.

on October 2S. by the Kev. H. W. Tolson, Arthur D.

Brenner, of Philadelphia, aud Miss Rosa M. Dimmick. of Port Carbon, Pa. BRYSON ALSALL. On October 28.

1S91, at tho Church of Our Kedeemer. by Kev. Albert tit Redles, Frank Alexander Brystin and Miss Isabel Halsull. daugnterof James J. Halsail.

CARTER WALTON. On October 27. 1891. at the residence of her brother. E.

T. Walton. 11-niingtou, leL. bv Rev. H.

Ashton Henry, Miss Francis in Walton, of Wilmington, Delaware, to Charles Stewart Carter, of Stewartsville, N. J. CASHSJORE At the Eighteenth f-treet M. E. Church.

Octolier 28, 1891. by Kev. J. G. Blckerton.

pastor. Harrv Caslunore to Emma Gardner, both of Philadelphia. COLTON the 'Manse." October 29, 1S91, by William Greenough. pastor of the Co-bocksiuk Presbyterian Church, Mr. Edwin o.

Col-ton and Miss Annie S. KUiss. both of this citv. ne relatives ana rnends or tne ramny are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, from her late residence. 1007 Girard avenue, on Monday street.

BOY IN PRINTING OFFICE, ONE who can set tyne: steady work aud good wages. 706 Chestnut street, third floor. FEMALE. afternoon, at 2 clock. Interment private, at id 1 CAST-OFF CLOTHING AND carpets bouelit.

Call or address, BRIT- "OOY ABOUT 16 OR 17 YEARS OLD. 804 SOUTH Street. Palmer Ground. NICHOLAS. -On the 28th Joseph K.

Nicholas, aged 73 years. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services. JJ to learn tinsmithinc and sheet iron work ami UIET HOME FOR LADIES DUR- tin roofing, and board with employer. HOUSEKEEPER LADY OF FINE appearance and adaress, educated, musical, fine cook and manager ot servants, would like to preside over a widower's or bachelor's home; none tint first class parties need answer; high rer. Address 6, Inquirer office.

Inquire in dence, Fernwood. Montgomery countv. Carriages will meet the o'clock A. M. train from Third aud Berks streets at Paper Mill Station.

BERNHARDT. -On the ult. John son of John and the late Emma K. Bernhardt, aged 4 years and mouths. Funeral services on Mondav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his grandfather.

John A. Bernhardt. No. b2 North Filth street. luler-mentat Mt.

Peace. BIGGER. On Octolier 29. 1891, Harrv beloved son of Ruth and the late Charles C. Bigger.

The relatives aud friends ot the family are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral, on Monday morning, at 11 o'clock, his late residence in Delaware City, Del. evening at 424 Belgrade street. lng confinement: own physician, if desired. Monday, at 9 o'clock, at his late residence, 1907 CHERRY. Camac street.

Train leaves Ninth and Green streets opening. He said that Mr. Williamson foun ied the school because he could give ad-vantiges to bovs that he never enjoyed himself. "Thank God for such a man," he fervently exclaimed. "He was not ashamed of tatte-ed raiment and close economy, not because he was mean, but because he had in his mind the saving up for this very school.

It is the fulfillment of this man's aud is BOY 17 YEARS, WITH REFER-euce and security, at news stand. Continen OFFICE ADVICE FREE DR. B. L. BROWN.

St. Cloud Pharmacy. SEVENTH ITHDOW DESIRES A POSITION TO 1 wait on an invalid, or companion to aired tal Hotel. at 120 clock Inleruieiit at sellcrsville, a. PAUL.

On the 29th Margaret Fry, relict of Daniel V. Paul, aged 79 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Suudav. aud ARCH Sts. TOY BRIGHT; 16 OR 17 YEARS OF couple, or housekeeper for gentleman.

Address 2, inquirer office. SCIENTIFIC MANIPULATION, Apply A. at 2 o'clock, from her son's residence. No. 1334 age: must live in the neighborhood kj plain (vapor baths), manicurist 1140 Mt, ernon Mascber and York streets.

G. F'romuth, S. W. cor. a spl sndid photograph of his gentle, hum Falrmount avenue.

To proceed to Germautowu 19 YOUNG LADY WISHES WRITING or copying to do at home. Address Box 130. MASSAGE, STEAM AND VAPOR baths, with lady attendant. 1023 WOOD St. "DOY GOOD SIZED.

16 OR 17, WHO PAWLING. On the 3Cth Mrs. Emeline Phrenixville, Pa. ble, iiselul character. "1 his is a historic day, not only for yon boys but tor the county, for Philadelphia, Pawling, iu the 62d year of her age.

BINGHAM. On the 29th Unity, wife of the late Louis Bingham and daughter of the late Robert and laue Curry, aged 40 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at oclock, from her lata residence. 1315 Buittowood street. Mass at Church of the Assumption.

To proceed to Holy Cross Cem- JLJ can read manuscript. Saturday Night office. Third Story. Niutn and spruce. 1 be relatives and friends of the family are re BILLIARDS AND POOL.

spectfully invited to attend the funeral services. for Pennsylvania; I might sav for the HIGHEST PRICES PAID FORCAST- off clothing. Address M. KATZ.502 South St. MASSAGE AND VAPOR BATHS (formerly with 1523 Cherry), 511 N.

13th St. SAM- BURLERS ON CASSIMERES. uel Lea St. Son. 1142 St.

John's st. 11 Monday, at 111 o'clock, from her son-in-law's residence. No. 2431 North Sixth street. To proceed to Norristown per 12 31.

train from Ninth and BILLIARD TA BLES. nation. Down at Indian Head, below the capitil, they are making scientific tests in DEGAN K)KE At tHe home of the bride. 2026 South Ninth street. October 29.

1891. by tbe Rev. Gar butt Read. Mr. Folvard E.

Degan to Miss Lulu IV. Moore, all of Philadelphia. DENNIS DEGOUR. On October 22. 1891, at West Marshall street, by Rev.

J. G. Dyer. John 1 euids and Mls Irene Degour, all of Morristown, la. EM ERSON WOLBERT.

In this city. October 2-1. la91. by Kev. Byron A.

Woods. Charles W. I inersou and Miss Eniina E. Wolbert, all ot Philadelphia. FLANEGIN GARRISON.

On Wednesday, the 2Hth ult, by the Kev. John W. LyelU Mr. Kobert B. Klaneglu, of Elizabeth.

N. and Mis Eliza the race, and who received 25 per cent, of the receipts. It is now a matter beyond all donbt that the second annual cycle show of the Philadelphia Associated Cycling Clubs will be held in this city next year. The date fixed upon is early in February, and one more faint is scored for "Quaker City" cycling. The attempt to hold an exhibition ot bicycles and things connected witii cycling was made in several cities in this country, but the attempt has never met witn success, except in Philadelphia, where it would seem as thoueh the cycle shows cf the future are bound to be held.

That the holding ot an annual cycle show will not onlv help along the pastime generally, but that it will assist what is a growing trade in this city is very apparent, and therefore the enterprise deserves well in the way of patronage at the hands of the cyclers and also ot citizens, generally. Already there are rumors of the starting in Philadelphia of a large factory for the manufacture of bicycles, and a great portion of the stock of the new concern has already been subscribed for. The growth ot the bicycle business is such as to assure tne success of any such protect, for the factories throughout Xew England, backed by the Green streets. 19 POOL TABLES. COMBINATION TABLES.

piRARMAKEE ON -HAND WORK. connection with the new navy. Tbey are PEEPLES. On the 29th at the residence of 2417 Ridge ave. S12 FINE CHEVIOT SUITS TO measure; trousers.

$3, $4. easy weekly his son. W. J. Peebles, near Nottingham.

Ches ter couuty. Colonel H. Peeules. iu bis payments. PARIS, lanor.

-mi Aortn m. ASSIST- tery. CARR. On October 29. 1891, Wlnafleld, wife of tbe late James Carr.

in her 54th year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 53 Laurel street, sol 11 mn requiem mass at St. Vincent de Paul', Germautowu. Interment at New Cathedral CemeUrry.

the SOth 5fary E. Chapln, wife of William E. Chapln. aged 27 years. testitg the resistance to powerful projectiles of ste 1 armor places.

These plates will be used for that new navy which and my Quaker-minded friends will agree with me DRUGGIST QUALIFIED ant, Cor. Tenth and Reed st. 64th year. TR. T.

H. MOORE, DENTIST, 1429 CHESTN UT st. Established twenty years. Ti RUGS WANTED Q. A.

TO BOARD JLS in house: reference. Address 4. Inuuirer beth Garrison, of C'ainden. at the residence of the bride's parents. 216 Mlt kle street.

GARKIGUES ILLIDGE. -In this city, October 2Si, at N. I Presbyterian Church, by Rev. John B. TRS.

RICH Asst. Vapor, Tub omce. it you wish to buy a billiard, pool or combination table, call and see our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as our prices are lower, anil we have the largest stock to select from in the city; we can sell you a new table for the same price as you would for second-haud one: we also carry the largest ami most complete stock of fixtures, required, and are Importers of idlliaid cloth, cue tins, and ivory, new cushions adjusted to old tables: tables recovered, varnished and repaired in best manner. Send for Illustrated price list and catalogue. THOS.

C. BEN ER, 3629 GERM AN'TOWN above OXFORD St. The largest manufacturer in the State. Xi-L baths: late Providence. R.

I. 710Sp.Garden CHILDs. On October 29. 1891, Joshua L. Cbilds.

AND CHEMICAL "PlYE STUFF aged 57 years. A salesmen wanted: state price and full details ss I lope will never have to be used, but as it has been quite Chile lately, the last few days, their moral effect may be very useful. But i projectile will be as irresistible as those finished mechanics this school will send into the world." After the Postmaster-General finished there was a hurried inspection ot the building, workshops and ROOMS TO RENT. oy lerrer oniy. nagner urug regg.

new Market and Gleu wood streets, pa. "OROAD STREET, NORTH. H61 FIVE TT'MPLOYMENT SITUATIONS EAS- X-f nufurnished rooms, together or separate; conveniences. A2J ily aud speedily secured, if you are out of employment or wish to make a change Inclose fifty cents and address The Western Employment Bu EIGHTH STREET. 634 TWO well furnished rooms, for gentlemen; private BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. 's billiard, pool and combination rabies. full line of all billiard material. Repairs attended to. A few food second-han I tables on hand.

H. J. BERG-IAN, 1002 ARCH Street, Philadelphia. reau, hiliisooro, Ohio. Interment at spring Grove, Cincinnati.

PLOETTN ER. Suddenly, on the 29lh Louis II. Ploettuer. iu the 4d year of his age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ou Sunday.

November I. at 1 P. 5L, from his late residence, 1017 Oxford street, The societies of which he is a member are also invited to attend. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. POPE.

On the 3m of October. 1891. Charlotte, widow of the late John Pope, in her 77th year. The friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, ou Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at her late residence. No.

1308 Juniata street. Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. October SO, 1891. Thomas 51., son of James and Bridget Burcell.

The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ou Tuesday morning, at8. 3J o'clock, from the residence of his parents. H08 Dickinson street. Solemn mass of requiem at the Annunciation Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

RAAB. On the 80th J. Stilton Raab, In the Sutli year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon. November at 2 o'clock, from his late residence.

No. 719 Wallace street. I'lease omit flowers. RAIN FY. On the 29th Henry Ralnev.

iaiuuy. FEW GOOD SPE cial terms until Dec 31. '91 references re quired. 709 Girard ave. Job Booth.

SupU ELEVENTH STREET, NORTH, 2036 ornll f. KH fee ivantliimmi ough l'idge. iwiuuel B. Garrtgues aud Mrs. Mary LliUge.

GASS WRIGHT. On October 27, 1S9', by Rev. W. Scott Stiles, assisted by Wellington E. Loucks, at; the First l'resbyterlau Church.

Camden. J. Lawrence Wright to Robert Gass. GILBERT GAY'DI. On Wednesday evening.

October 28. 1S91, at the residence of the bi ble's pa-rtniis, Cheltenham, by the Kev. Henry Frank-laud, Mr. Frederic A. Gilbert, of Ambler, and Miss Emilia L.

GaydU of Cheltenham. GKAFF Thursday evening. October 22, 1891, at Phoenirvllle, by Alderman Charles H. HowelL Mr. GeorgeGraff, of Pittsburg, and Syivaiuia Brown, eldest daughter of Mr.

Ssiinu-I Brown, landlord, of Phoenlxviile, Pa. HANEY KEEB. In Phillipsburg, X. on October 15. 1891.

by Rev. 6. D. Bern helm. D.

at Grace Lutheran parsonage. Samuel Hauey and Miss Lllliu ReeU, both of Erwinna. Bucks county. Pa. HANSEN STURDIVAX T.

October 26. 1831. by Rev. Josenh A. Seiss, D.

Otto E. Hansen, to Mary Sturdlvaut, both of Philadelphia. HARRIS BOYDE. At Albany, N.Y.. on Wed awu cai luiuuurju a wuiiu guiicuicu 4310 TWO OR FAIRMOUNT more rooms: use of bath.

"PIVE GENTLEMEN, CAPABLE OF soliciting advertising. An A 1 opportunity lie relatives auu iriius 01 iiie laiuiiy An respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at his late residence, 732 Shirley street. Interment private. CONKLING. Suddenly, on the 27th John Conkllng.

aged 58. Kelatives and friends of the family, also the Washiug4on Camp, No. 481, P. O.S. aud members of other ramps in West Philadelphia, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 403 North Sixty-fourth street.

Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. DEAKYN E. Suddenly, on the 30th ultimo. Bessie Wills, only child of Dr. A.

Clark aud Annie L. Deakyne, in her 29th year. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, on Monday afternoon. Novemlier 2. at 1 o'clock precisely, at her parents' residence.

t32 Pine street. Interment private. DENGER. Peter Denger, at on the3i'th in his 42dyear. interment private.

DEVLIN. cm the 30th Amanda, wife of Tames Devlin, and daughter of Elizabeth and the late Entile Frank, aged 37 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral! on Monday morning, at 8sj o'clock, from her husband's the grounds, and at 5 o'clock the special left lor the city. Among those present at the exerc ses were William C. Allison, W.

A. H. Allen. Hon. W.

N. Ashman, Dr. Edward Brooks. Captain jatne; 1. Biddle.

John Baird, Henry C. Baird, Josep i Bosler, J. Sellers Bancroft, Francis M. Brooke, Clement M. Biddle.

Daniel Baugh, W. B. Be nent, John Blakley, Frederic Collins. E. S.

Cia rke, Lemuel Coffin. Seth Caldwell, Charl as G. Carrow, Dr. W. C.

Dixon, Henry M. Pcchert, Robert Dornan.W. L. Dubois, Charles Este, L)r. Edwin K.

Fell, Kobert P. Field. Pro-lessor A.H. Fetterolf, Howard French, John B. Gest, Thomas L.

Gillespie, John hoskin. Pem-bertor S. Hutchinson, Edwin L. Hall. HenrT J.

ncock, William C. Houston, Howard uic wtiTssmiuurs. Apijr iiiuuua lucaiuj, 1025 Arch street, room 7. T71ITZ WATER 2233. ELL- I furnished rooms; private family; gentlemen MACHINER Y.

rHE RECENT fIrE at the FRANKLIN MACHINE WORKS caused but little damage iu the PRINTERS' SUPPLY DEPARTMENT, which is again in full blast, with rare bargains In eyliuder and joD presses, type, cabinets, stands. GOOD MALE COAT MAKER; A good seat of work and lair prices paid. Ad preterred. dress Harry rentzeL Hanover, York county. Pa.

FRANCIS STREET, 1718 SEVEN teen til and Ridge. Furnished, second story three rooms; all piano. i1 ORDON PRESSMAN CHARLES VA H. ELLIOTT CO 912 Filbert street. nesday evening.

October 21. by Kev. alton SEVEN- T7VRANCIS 1718. B.itlershall. D.

Belie Adella Boyde, of Albany, to L. Willard Harris, of Philadelphia. sc. uui auu ue couviuoeu. numerous ones which have started no out "West during the past two years, are not able to keep up with the immense demand for bicycles now existing and sure to exist for the future all over the country.

CITY CTCLISO CLUB FIXTURES. Ladies' night Pennsylvania Bicycle Club, at club bouse, Iovember 2. Social evening, Philadelphia Outing Club.at club house, November 3. Regular meeting. South End Wheelmen, at duo bouse, November 2, Regular meeting, Oxford Wheelmen, at club house, November 2.

Regular meeting, Mount Vernon Wheelmen, at club house, November 2. Regular meeting, Ormonde Cyclers, at club house, November 2. Regular meeting, Lehigh Wheelmen, at club house, November 4. Regular meeting Columbia Cyclers, at club house, November 5. Cider and doughnut party.

"Mount Vernon Wheelmen, at club house, November 5. Regular meeting Pennsylvania Bicycle ClnD, at club house, November 5. Social evening. Philadelphia Outing Club, at club house. November 6.

Theatre party. Mount Vernon Wheelmen, at South Broad Street Theatre, jSovember 18. GENERAL CYCLING NOTES. 1 RIDGE Parlor TEENTH and sultaule for H. P.

FE1STER, 506-008 NORTH Street. business. LEAD GLAZIERS. APPLY AT William Ruth. Stained Glass Factory.

134 North Seventh street. TAN. UNMARRIED. TO SLEEP IN TTUiANKLIN STREET. 616 NICELY NEQUALED FACILITIES.

residence, 92; Pine street, solemn requiem mass IF aged RS years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited (o attend the funeral services, on Monday morning, proudly at 10.30 o'clock, at his late residence. 2to6 Winter street. Interment private. KIEBEL.

On the 27th Mary wife of John, H. RiebeL. and daughter of Christlanna and the James Hill. In the 37th year of her age. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, 10111 the residence of her liiisliand.

No. 823 W. Girard avenue, on Snnday afternoon, at 2 Hincfaman, Charles C. Harrison. Charles Hartsjiorne, Thomas N.

Helm bold. Herman A Helm Henry Haines. H. L. Hall, Professor E.

J.Houston, H. W. Halliwell, J. R. Howell, Charles P.

J. Jefferys, Ellwood John' son. Ueorsre Junkin, Dr. Isaac B. Kerlln.

(Jreorgs C. Krewson. Edward C. Knight, W. M.

Lansdile, Richard A. Lewis, Charles Long-streth, H.M.Lewis, Joseph P. Mumlord. Dr. 1 furnished rooms, with or without board.

at St. John's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. -i-T-l, an office and act as private watchman if re USSUKPASSED EQUIPMENT HEN KELS-ROCHOLL- October 29, 1891. at the Church of Gesu.

by Rev. Theodore Mcjiamara, S. 4.. Alfred i'itler Henkels to Anna R. Rocboll.

No cards. HIRST KACK ETT. At Philadelphia, on Oc-to er 27, leui. bv Rev. Russell IL ConwelL Mr.

William G. Hirst and Mrs. Ella M. Kackett, both of Philadelphia. HUBBA RD -WH1TELE V.

On Wednesday. Oc-to er 2s, ln91, at the Temple. Broad and Berks streets, by the Rev. George A. Peltz.

D. Walter recommended. Address T7IRANKL'IN 649 FURN. PAR quired: must ne well 74, Inquirer office. DUN LAP.

On the28th suddenly, Joseph JlJ lor and other rooms for housekeeping; convs. For the mann fact ure, to order, of fine interchangeable machinery on the duplicating plan. Human, ueiovea nnsuanuot Aim tuza Luuiap.ageu 72 years. STREET. 521 FOR The relatives and friends of the family, also clock.

Interment at American Mechanics' Cein- Georgs 1. McLeod, A. J. Mosley, J. W.

Mer-cur. Is lac L. Miller. Jacob Myers. George F.

TEN 25 GOOD POSITION SAL-Itl. ary and commission. E. cor. Fifteenth and Carpenttsr.

XI rent, large room, neatly furnished: conven lau or auuress H. P. FEISTER, FRANKLIN MACHINE WORKS. 506-oOS NORTH Street. Apollo Lodge, No.29fi, I.i O.

are respectfully etery invited 10 attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, hoc November 2. at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, Tiinn.L Thomas ient to bath: reference exchanged: private fandly. Martin, M. Richards Muckle, John C. Moore.

ERS. Mary A. Rogers, widow of the late W. Hubbard aud Miss i-arali Wbiteley. both of Rogers, iu the 7lst year of her agi.

l'linaueipnia. TINERAL AND ORE SALESMEN 933 North Twelfth street. Interment at German Josepl C5-. McCollin, W. J.

McCahan. Colonel Clayton McMichael, Eran Morris, Edwin M. TTREE DIRECTORY OF DESIRABLE a anted: state price and full details bv letter TIIE TV nr. rooms and boarding hoi Agency, 731 WALK UT Street. New Pegg.

only. Hagner Drug Milling ieedii-s, t. At. JNibeiker, 11. Ugden, L.

Orton, Dr. Jacob Price. James Pa. arkei aim ten woou streets, una. J.

Pinkerton, Fulton Peale. William SOUTH jersey; JOCKEY CLUB. MOULTON'S, 828 WALNUT ST. Single rooms, 25 and meals, 5, 10 aud NE OR TWO FIRST CLASS CAN- Rtgers. S.

B. Robinson, Francis B. Reeves. Seth B. Stitt.

James N. Stone. Charles town. DUNS. On the 29th Anne Safford.

wlfeof Nathan J. Duun, aud daughter of T. Mason Mitchell. ELDRIDGE. On October 29, 1891.

William Eldrtdge, son of the late Louisa foenrenbach, in the 34th year ot his age. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. 011 Monday auernoon. at 2 o'clock, lrom Ids late residence. No.

1012 East avenue. To proceed to HUMMEL OGLE. October 27. 11, at the M.irlners' liethel parsonage, 22S Washington avenue, by Rev. W.

C. Best, Mr. George Edgar Hummel to 3 Susan Ogle, allot Philadelphia. KALBACH September 23, IK'l. at the Rectory, No.

North Eleventh street, by the Rev. William M. JefferK D. rector of the Church of the Nativity, Joseph Edwards Kal-bach to Ellen Hubbard Rushtoii. lioth of this city.

OX GERHARD. October 28. l9l. at the parsonage of Mariners' Bethel, 225 Washington avenue, by Rev. V.

C. Best. Mr. William Y. vassers for a weekly payment business.

709 Girard avenue. Job Booth, superintendent- PINE STREET.2026 SECOND-STORY front room, furnished; ladies or gents: bath. E. Smith, Edward Sliippen, William Sellers, John Sellers, Rev. James Shrigley, James B.

Shrigl'sy. Edward R. Sharood, Thomas Stewaidson, Robert W. Smith, Rev. S.

B. FALL MEETING. Six Races every day. Admission 50 cents. Boats PAINT AND OIL SALESMEN wanted: state price and full details i Utter leave South Stroet Wharf every twenty minutes.

Pegg. New mi hi. Hagner Drug Milling RACE STREET, 310 ST. JAMES; rooms, i.25 to 50 per week; 25c. to 75c per Also leave Arch Street Wharf every half hour.

Market and Glenwood streets. Pa. night. 1 he relatives and friends of tlie family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, fiom her late residence. No.

631 North Second streef, on Saturday, October 31, at 2 o'clock P. 31. Interment private- On the 30th Joshua Renouf, aged 73 years. The relauves and friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ou Tuesday, at I o'clock, from his late residence, 939 North Sixth street. To proceed to Northwood Cemetery.

19 RYAN. At his late residence. 1928 Jefferson street, October 30. 1891, William Ryan, in the 2d year of his age. Funeral private, SCHULKE.

-on October 30. 1891. Ella, wlfeof Henry T. Schulke, and daughter of Samuel and Mary Nlrholus. aged 20 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, 2418 Bolton street. Servioes at the Belvue Christian Church. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. SEITHER. On October 29, 1891, Katharlna.

wife of Joseph Seither aged 72 years The relatives and li ieuds of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8 o'clock, from her husband's AIR GOODS. OR SEVENTH 949 FURN. unfurn. rooms; private family. Knox to Miss Louisa Gerhard, allot Philadelphia.

MCCLEES BARE. On Octolier 29. by the Rev. Samuel Laird, D. 1 at the residence of the bride, (.

717 Corinthian avenue. Bernard Hunter Mc-Clees. ot Glenmore, and Juila A. Bare. ALON STEEM AN.

On October 29. 1891, at thoir home, 1844 Elizabeth street. Philadelphia, by Rev. v. f.

Pugh. Mr. Percy V. Malone, of I'hila-de phia, and Miss Pri -cilia teelman. of Tuckahue, Simes, Franklin Townsend, Dr.

Henry Town-send, Washington Townsend, Henry C. Townsnnd, William P. Troth, Joseph B. Town-send, Henry C. Townsend.

Harrison Town-send, William P. Townsend. E. Price Town-send, John W. Townsend, John H.

Taggart, W. Ro ch Wistar, John H. Watt, Richard D. Watsoi, Captain John M. Walter.

Joseph Wnarton, Andrew Wlieeler. Rev. H. L. Way-land, 1).

Rev. Thomas Yarnall, D. Coarlei H. Yarnall. PHARMACIST OR PHYSICIAN An experienced expert up to date, for analytic ehemico-pliariiiacopocial quiz and lalioratoi work with senior classes.

Should be scholastically cultivated, enlighten in mind, mature in judgment, unimpeachable integrity and temierate in habits. Address P. O. Box 9U1, Philadelphia, WIGS AND TOUPEES OF FINEST quality ami make for CEVENTH 920 FURNISHED KJ rooms, for lodging or housekeeping. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

French hair eoods at very low prices: a beautifnl rainier urouna. FAENTZER. On October 23, 1891, John Faent-ler. aged 4 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sundav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, Kiversiue.

N.J. FEULNF.K. On October 29. 1891, George JJ. eulner, aged 68 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are re-spectrully invited to alumd the funeral, on Vonday morning, at 7 o'clock, from his late residence. No. 1213 I licklnson street. Solemn requiem mass at St. Alphonsus' Church.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. October 29. 1891, Ann IL. wire of Thomas J. Ford, aged (7 years.

The relatives aud friends of the family, and Mcl-aughlln Grotto, No. 13. S. and D. of A.

are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at her hus- SPRING GARDEN STREET, 826 Furn. rooms for married couples or gentle- assortment of Grecian bands in shell and metal: real and imitation shell pins and combs; Turkish PORTER IN BOOK STORE; MUST lie sober and industrious and able to give, good references Apply 5, Inquirer office. Rose Leaves tor the cheeks and lips. L. H.

JONASZ. 112 S. ELEVENTH Street. 1 HE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE. Look out for the 50-mile road race next Tuesday.

The Columbia Cyclers run to-day to West Chester. The Time Wheelmen run to-day to Wilmington. Mt. Holly is the destination of the Pennsylvania Bicycle Club to-day. Twenty-eight men attended the run of the Columbia cyclers to Willow drove.

And yet it is said club runs don't take. In addition to boasting a number of musical members, the Columbia Cyclers have a janitor who blows the cornet with telling effect. Wagner and Garrigues are leading men for the mileage record of the Oxford Wheelmen and interest runs high to see who will come out ahead. A. A.

Zimmerman has been elected a nonresident member of the Bicycle Ciub. This club is one of the largest in the country. Boston Is talking of an international tournament lor 1892. The "Hub" evidently intends to get in ahead of what Chicago proposes to do in 1S91 Messrs. Stecke and lbach are to engineer the musical part of the programme at the reunion oftheMt.

Vernon Wheelmen, on next Thursday evening. According to latest accounts a banner, a cup SPRUCE STREET, 530 PLEASANT, furnished rooms. Private family. "PRINTERS, PRESSMEN AND FEED- ers. keep away from Pittsburg.

nt jersey. MOVER DF.NGT.F.R. On Thursday. October 8, 1891. at the residence of the bride's par ents.

19l2Girard avenue, by Rev. William H. Tracy, pastor of the (second Kefornied Church. Dr. Sher-niau Q.

T. Moyer and Miss Ella M. Dcngler. MURPHY SULLIVAN'. On Thursday, October 29.

by tbe Rev. A. A. Gallagher, at the Catbe-drtd. Mr.

John J. Murphy, of Philadelphia, to Miss Ella M. Sullivan, of New York. ARY GOTLIB. On September 19, 1891, by Rev.

J. F. Morrell, Camden. N. Mr.

Charles Nary to Mrs. Louisa Gotlib, both of Philadelphia. A A KT. October 22, 1891, at the lesidence of the groom's parents. No.

524 Mar PAPER HANGING. TURNER 1907-FURNISHED front room lor light housekeeping. residence. No. 622 Cantrell street.

High mass at BARGAINS. WHITE SALESMAN GOOD SALARY; PER-manent place. Brown Brothers Jiursery-men. Rochester. N.

Y. WALL PAPER bb THoMAS M. DUDLEY. ks, 4c. old Paiers.

8c. Plans For tlie New Building How Grad rates Have Risen In the World. Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy, president of the facnltj ot the Polytechnic College, stated yesterd ay that the proposed improvements to that institution contemplated the covering of the lot in lront of the present struc TWELFTH STREET, NORTH.

1626 Nicely furnished front room, with or without board. 941 anil 943 PASS L.Mt st. Aipnousus' inurcu. interment at cathedral Cemetery. SMITH.

On the 29th Robert L. Smith. The relatives and friends ot the family ere respectfully Invited toauend the funeral services, on ilon-dau afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at his late residence. HANDLE NEW CJALESM AN TO AVENUE, SAMPLES SENT FREE. IO grocers specialty: exclusively or side line.

P. for Send four 2-eent stamps O. Box 277. Philadelphia. WALL PAPER INE STREET.

705 HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to rent. samples. No. 1724 eolith Tenth street. Interment private, at Gilt Paper.

10. 12. 15c. per roll. ernwoou t.emeiery.

SALESMEN FOUR ENERGETIC men to sell the retail grocery and bakery trade. FIDELITY WALL PAPER 12N.11THST MT. VERNON STREET, 924 LARGE handsome unfurn. parlor; convs. mod.

Call at 44 South Water street, between 10 A. M. and 12 M. WYLIE 1741 TWO SECOND-story rooms, furn. light bousekg, bath.

ELrCAJTIONAL. Miss swai'm-pupils in cra yos, pastei. oil and water color: moderate terms. Studio. 223 MOUNT VERNON' Street.

oanii resilience, ait street, interment private. FRY. On the 29thJultlino, Jacob Fry, iu the 78th year of his age. uneral services at his late residence. School lane, Germauiowii, Monday.

November 2, at 1 o'clock. Please omit flowers. Interment private. GILBERT. On the ultima Sallie.

'wife of James K. Gilbert, youngest daughter of and the late William Etley. 'The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at I o'clock, from her uusband's residence. Ellsworth street, lutertneu', at Fernwood Cemetery. GILPIN.

-On October It), IS91. Charles Gilpin, In the 81st year of his age. Funeral services at his late residence. 3W, South Thirteenth street, ou Monday. Novenilier 2.

at half-past 1 o'clock precisely, lulerment private. Please omit flowers. GRIMLEY. On the 30th Mary, daughter SALESMAN WANTED JANUARY 1. an experienced pocketbook salesman, know-lug the goods and acquainted with tuners for fine retail trade.

Address, stating territory and experience. Salesman, P. O. Box 1111, Philadel- ture to tbe line ot Seventeenth street above Cherry with a four-story building containing mt del rooms and chemicals, lecture room a ad mathematic room, while on the top tic or will be the draughting room, lighted from the roof. lie said the best possibl lacilities tor students would be ofi'ered by the completion of this work.

Speaki ig of the past history ot the college President Kennedy said hundreds ot former students were in correspondence with him as president ot the faculty expressinsr the shall street, bv Rev. J. K. Crouch, Edward Nau-mann and Irene Rhubert. POWELL HUNTER.

On Octolier 27. IS91, bv the Rev. John B. G. Pidgee.

Mr. Wm. H. Powell to Miss Emille Hunter, both of Philadelphia. KITTEN HOUSE McGARRIGALL.

October 27. 1891, by Rev. W. H. Van Horn, at his residence, KIT Kaigbn's avenue, Cainden, Mr.

Frank and 31iss Mamie E. McGarrigall, of Philadelphia. ROBINSON PARKER. At the residence of the bride parents, 1418 South Mxteenth street, Philadelphia, by Kev. Irwin P.

McCurdy, D. Liu. D-. on Wednesday evening. Octolier 2s.

ltl, Mr. William Robinson and Miss Belle Parker, both of Philadelphia. 9CHOTT KA M. At the residence of the minister officiating. No.

1822 Franklin street, on Wed liOARDING ANJROOMS. and a medal will constitute the three prises to be it iven for the best displays made in the late pma. lantern parade. Frank Nelms and Abe Powell, of the Penn CAMBRIDGE STREET, 1430, BET. Poplar and Girard avenue Nicely furnished room for gentlemen, with or without board.

Pri SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM- SPOIER. -On the 23th Elizabeth wire oi John M. Spoier. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tiie funeral services, on Sunday at 1 o'clock, at her husband's residence. North Front street.

Interment at Mt. Vernon, private. SWEENEY. William Sweeuey, on the 30th In his 71st year. The relatives arul friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at 1 o'clock P.

from 4579 Haver ford avenue. To proceed to Mount Moriah. TAENTZER On Octolier 27. John Taentzer, aged 84 years. The relatives and friend of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ou Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence.

Riverside, S. J. On October 30, 1891. Mary Ann, wlfeof Joseph Thompson, aged 80 years. The relatives and friends of ihe family are re MUSICAL.

FRANKLIN STUDIO OF MUSIC, No. 608 FRANKLIN Street. Plana organ, violin, banjo, guit tr, mandolin and vocal training; accompanying iu vocal: certified teachers. sylvania Bicycle Club, are goine for each other on the head of the Century Kun record over vate family. the Pennsylvania course.

mission to nanuie tne r. rAi imi.hi. CAL INK ERASING PENCIL. The greatest selling novelty ever produced. Erases ink thoroughly in two seconds: noabrastons of papar.

201 to 500 per cent, profit. One agent's sales amounted SIXTH STREET. NORTH. 303 DE-slrable vacancies with first-class board; con veniences. YIOLIN, PIANO, SINGING TAUGHT; mod.

terms. Mary A. McGovern. 2134 Market. toSt20insix days: another $32 in two hours.

We want one energetic Geueral Agentforeacb state and EIGHTH 1648 N. GENTS CAN have board; late dinner. Territory. For terms and full particulars address oi ivaie aim uie lata uwen unmiey, in ner lutu year. 1 he relatives and friends of the family are resneetfullv Invited to attend the lunerai.

from her late residence. 4121 Ludlow street, on Sunday, November 1, at 1 o'clock. Proceed to St. Denis. convulsions ou the '-'8th Joseph youngest son of Thomas and Ellen Hanson, aged 7 years 3 months.

the MONKOtlucAstriMrG. cow. Lacrosse, wis. BANJO AND GUITAR. GEO.

B. Ross. 1411 Chestnut street, best of reference. TOUT GORDON RACE 2020 A FEW YOUNG men can have good board and a comfortable home. BOY TO FEED 57 North Seventh street.

S' I OR SALE. press. spectfully Invited to attend the funeral service, ou '1 uesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at her husband's residence. 424 Pine street. Interment private.

rpEACHER OF BOOKKEEEPING. Friends will please omit floral offerings. JL experienced Mercantile arithmetic and En TLLLi. On the 29th Jauies Tully, aged 37 FOR SALE A MORNING NEWS-jiaper route, over 850 suliscribers. mixed papers, in Hie northeastern section of the city.

Address JS8. Inquirer office. JGUAS. glish branches as taught iu this city. He must be years.

warmett feeling in the success ot their alma mata. As showing tbe advance made by many ea now prominent in the various brauches of industry throughout the world the fo! lowing names of graduates and their present positions are interesting: Robert K. Pet tit, who has just resigned as general superintendent of the main line of the Pennsylvania Railioad; Frank; Ell-maker, superintendent of the Amboy division of the same road; William Hunter, chief assistant engineer of the Philadelphia and Re iding; J. Price "Wetherill, superintendent of the zinc works at Bethlehem and formerl chief engineer of the Philadelphia and Ke iding Coal and Iron Company; Jonathan Roland, of the Delaware Iron Company, Sew Castle, DeL Edward B. Taylor, superintendent of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St.

Louis Railroad; lit nrv T. Townsend, president of tbe i ne relatives and friends of the family are re tern iterate and rellaoie. Address 20, office of GUNS OF ALL MAKES AND DE-scriptions at half prices. S. L.

LTNSE, 622 and 824 SOUTH Street. "Comrades" is still to the fore. A bicycle club has been formed in Baltimore with "this familiar title for the cognomen under which It will exist and have its being. Last Sunday the Mt. Vernon Wheelmen rode to Duffryn Mawr.

instead of to West Chester in order "to assist Hoover and Brlnton in i their big run after the club record. Every day last week dozens of cyclers could he counted com inn in Lancaster pike and through the Park, with bags and boxes of chestnuts strapped on their machines. Every Tuesday and Friday evening the Philadelphia Outing Club make merry at their comfortable quarters, 2145 North Broad street. The club is steadily growing in membership and prosperity. A.

A. Zimmerman has returned to his home in Freehold, N. and is the lion among the good citizens of that place. The Mayor attended a reception held in honor of the noted New Jersey racer. Last Sunday the Time Wheelmen had a club photograph taken, which turned out a jtood tuccess.

The picture was an instantaneous one, taken while the club was ridinir alomr spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 2257 Wayne street. Twenty-fifth ward. In nesday evening. Octolier 28. by Rev.

W. D. Kolierts. George L. Schott and Ida Edith Ram in, both of this city.

S1IEPH A RD-SCHWA BEN LAND. By Rev. A. E. Dahlman.

413 North Thirty-eighth street, October 17, James H. Shephard to Julia Schwabeu-laml. SHUTT ANDERSON'. Oa October 12. 1891.

by Rev. J. R. Miller, at his residence. No.

420 South Fifleenth street. Mr. Frederick O. P. Shutt to Miss Hannah M.

Auderson, both of Philadelphia. SIMPSON BOOZ. -On Thursday, September 24. 16111. at his residence.

R34 Koliu street, by the Rev. S. R. Bridenbaugh, Sir. Harry M.

Simpson, to Miss Irene S. Boor, both of Norristown, pa. SMITH BR A DSH AW. On October 14, 18UI. by Rev.

Edwin C. sweetser. D. at the Church of the Messiah, Broad street aud Montgomery avenue, Mr. Robert M.

Smith, of Ashbourne, to Ailss Mary C. Bradshaw, of Philadelphia, Pa. SMITH M1LHIME- In Catasam-ua, on October 29, 191. at the residence of Mr. William 8ml father of the groom, by Rev.

Wilson F. More. Mr. Mortimer N. Smith, of Catasauqua, Pa.

(formerly of Philadelphia, to Miss Mary K. Milliime. of Hokendaiiqua, Pa. SNYDER JEFFKY. On Octolier 14.

1S91. by the Kev. William Robinson. Mr. Walter Snvder, of Philadelphia, and Miss Florence E.

Jeffrey, of Ardmore, Pa. TEN GOOD STONEMASONS. AP-plyLynu A Phillips. Greenville, near Wil COAL, OOD AND ICE. TESTLEH I AL LLZ ES terment at i raiiKim cemetery.

88 A L. On the 29th Marv wlfeof Ed DENTISTRY. mington. Del. ward Wahl, and daughter of tlie late Gottlieb and COR.

E. YORK TIN ROOFER S. W. and Tulip streets. Large Family Pea.

No. 2 Nut Address Margaretta l.euz, aged 28 years. The relatives ami friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from her DR. STOUGHTON. SPECIAL-lst and expert in artificial teeth, north late residence, 2225 Tagert street, ou Sunday after DOLL west corner TENTH and GREEN Streets.

Teeth filled without paiu; gas administered; charges moderate. COAL. 1620 NORTH NINTH Street- UPHOLSTERERS ON coaches. 26 and 28 Fourth st. OUNG MEN SHOULD READ $3 SETS WHILE WAITING, with our latent suction plates, for upper Logan 1 ron and Steel Company, of Phila 9- PER TON FOR LEHIGH JiJ coal: all sizes selected from standard mines; free from all impurities: extra large No.

2 J3.75 per ton. Send postal o. FISHER AMOTZ. N. E.

cor. NINTH and EPF ERSON. delphia James E. Tatnall.of the Bethlehem Stenographers. It will cost nothing to apply for same at the University of Short-haud.

908 Chestnut ine relatives aim menus ot me family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his parents' residence. No. 2853 Reese street. Interment at Franklin Cemetery. HARRISON'.

On October 29, 1891, at her son's residence, 1282 Mervtne street, after a lingering illness. Jane widow of the late James Harrison, aged 76 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at the North U. P. Church, Master street, aliove Fifteenth, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock promptly, interment private.

HAGERTY. On October 19, 1891. Catharine Hagerty. 1 he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral. on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'cuick.

from the residence of her brother. F'rancis Hagerty. No. 1025 South Eighteenth street. High inatj at St.

Charles Church. Interment at St- Mary's Cemetery. HFUN ZEL MAN. Ou the 29th Anna Mabel, youngest child of Adam and Ida Heinzeiman, aged 7 months. The relatives and friends of the framilv are respectfully invited to view the remains, at 7.30 o'clock.

A. at the re sideuce of her parents. 1940 Darlen street. Interment at Lutheran Cemetery, Trappe, Montgomery county. Pa, OLDEN.

On (x-toberl. f891. George Holden son of the laoe Morris and Isabella Holden, aged 30 years. The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Sixtieth and Hazel avenue. West End, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.

Intermeut at Feru wood Cemetery. HORN Oct. 29, 189,. Abigail wlfeof the late John Horner, aged 77 years. The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Mondav.

or lower. Teeth inserted over roots. No charge for gas when teeth are ordered. 501 PINE Street- Ironworks; James Aiotnt, division super street. PIANOS AND ORGANS.

noon, at 1 clock. 1 uneral services at the German Reformed Bethlehem Church, corner Blair and orris streets. Interment private. WATTS. On the 29th Nellie May, daughter of Caroline aud late James A.

Watts, aged 14 months 6 days. Kelatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her mother's residence, 2416 Bolton street. Interment private. WILKIE. On the 28th, Jessie C.

daughter of Samuel M. and Maggie ilkle, aged 2 years aud 3 months. The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 3534 street, Harrowgate. Interment at Bellevue Cemetery. WILLIAMS.

On Octolier 29, Martha Paul widow of Joseph Williams, and daughter of Dr. Nathan Shoemaker. FE3IALEL GIRL TO LEARN LABORATORY work. Dr. W.

Paine, 250 S. Ninth street. WANTED. GOOD SECONDTHANlTARYEf lace curtains, parlor suit, oil blinds, curtain poles, straw mattings antique oak side-board, toilet set, china dinner set. Address L.

G. Bethel. DeL PHILA. PIANO CLUBS. SI TT a week; no rtsk: nothing like it else- EDMUND WOLS1EFFEK.

Manager, wnere. 1 1 17 CH I- ST UT street. A QUITE RESPECTABLE WOMAN to assist in light housework: small wages aud a good home. Apply liua Walnut street. TO ASSIST WITH A WOMAN DOGS AND BIRDS.

YOUNG MEXICAN AND MA racatbo parrots, pug pups. GATES, 219 VINE Street, Sl'ELLISSY SLACK. On October 14, 1891. at 7.30 1. M-, by Rev.

E. P. Smith, pastor Second Bap' 1st Church, at the residence of the bride's motliet, Liudley." Mr. William A. Spelllssy to Miss Auivee W.

Slack. St' KI FIELD POTTER. On Wednesday evening. October 28, 1891. at the residence of the bride's mother, bio Thirty-seventh street.

West Philadelphia, by Itev. A. Holman. D. Mr.

JaniesT. Springfield and Miss Mary A. Potter. ST ANG BLIZZARD. On October 21.

1891. at the residence of the bride's uareiit-s No. :66 Franklin street, by Rev. William M. Ridgway, John W.

Stan if to Miss Sallie S. Blizzard, all ot Chester, Pa. STANLEY Monday. October 26. at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs.

J. W. Triebner, 24f3 Montgomery avenue, by the Rev. George U. Savage, lectorof the parish of the Beloved Disclnle.

Clara Triebner to John Wesley Stanley, both of Philadelphia. ST EVEN SON GLAZIER. On October 14, 1891. at 6 P. 51., by Rev.

T. Edwin Brown, at the residence, of the bride's parents. No. 1920 North Seventh sireer. Mr.

Walter N. Stevensou to Lizzie A. Glaz. ier. tothjof thbctty.

housework and sewing. Address Box J. hon XL Woixlstowu P.O.. N. J.

BOOKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT iu small or large uumliers: highest cash price Call or address BENEDICT'S, 11a North TENTH Street. 1 OOO PERSONS TO BUY NEW 1 VVV Y'ork papers at New York prices: novels bought, sold and News mauu. Chestnut. A theatre ticket given with every paper to-morrow. Montgomery avenue.

Democratic and Republican members of the Pennsylvania Bicycle Club have made a big bet on the issue of next Tuesday's election, and the losing side will have to keep the club Supplied with cider during the winter months. The second annual sports of the Oxtord Wheelmen are to be held at Oak View Park, "Norristown, on Thanksgiving day, and a live turkey will in all probability figure as one of the prizes. Members are looking forward to a rich time. A Bloomintrton, 111., inventor has patented a handle bar for safety bicycles that will yield vertically and will not joltthe hands and arms of the rider, and when drawn upon by the rider when ascending hills will be as rigid as the ordinary bar now in use. Chief Consul Albert A.

Mott has been nominated aaln tor the chief office in the gift of the Maryland Division, L. A. W. Maryland lias a good man and means to keep him, and Pennsylvania had Letter do the same thing with Chief Consul Samuel A. Boyle.

Anew bicycle club has been formed at Phoenixville, Pa. The officers are: President. Itr. Shoemaker: Vice President. G-eorsra Shea Funeral from the reslaenceof her son, Francis H.

Williams, Green street, Geruiautown. on Monday. November 2. at 2 o'clock P. M.

Interment intendent ot the Norfolk and vvestern Railroad; John Fowler, manufacturer of gas works plant in this city; William G. Neil-son, superintendent of the new steel works at Chester; Joseph E. Thropp, owner and superintendent of the great iron furnaces of the Eve -ett Iron Company, ot Everett, Bedford county, in the Broad" Top region; Francis Z. Shillenberg, late superiutendeut of the Westmoreland Coal Compauy. Added to these are Ellis Clark, now superintendent of extensive mines in New Mexico, and who has just returned from China, vhere he had charge ot the development ot the coal and copner mines of the Americtn Company; Alfred Parrish, president of the Birmingham and Sheffield Railroad in Alabama; Ferdinand W.

Roeblmg, of the film of Roebling Sons, who built the Brooklyn Bridee, the Niagara and other big bridges; William G. Siuyser, chief assistant engineer of the Atchison, Topeka and Satta Fe Railroad; Charles D. Law, superintendent ot the Pittsburgh Fort ELDERLY WOMAN TO TAKE CARE of child. 1 year old: good home. Call after 6 o'clock P.

811 Snyder avenue. private. TR SSES. W1LSOS. on October 30.

1891. Martin sou ot Andrew J. and Emm J. Wilson, in his 6th year. November 2, at 12 o'clock, from the of her LATE IMPROVED PATTERNS FIRST-CLASS SHIRT IRONER.

Victoria Laundry. 1940 North Twenty-second st. the relatives and friends of the family are of SEELEY'S Hard Rubber Trusses son-iu-iaw. j. 11.

Kvaui. 433 Broadway. Camden, N. without further notice. respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Sundav, Novenilier at 2 o'clock, from his parents' 1,000 avoid pressure over the back and are used orlt taiiers at New York Drices: IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-- HOVIS.

On Oct. an. issi. Annetta. daughter of residence, street.

Roxliorough. inter a novels bought, sold ana exenanged. Ntws work -in country. Apply Mondav from 8 to riarry i aim Auuic Movis, ageu iu niontus. Stand, J) Chestnut.

lu, tcoom 13. i-v i.lor.ry st, ine relatives ami menus ot tne lauuiv arn Fifth and Chestnut). ment at Leverington emetery. WOLF'E. Ou October 29, 1891, Charles Wolfe, aged 23 years.

respectiuny invited to attend tne funeral, on sun flay afternoon, at 2 o'clock, lrom her parents' without strap. '1 hey are impervious to moistuie: used in bathing and fitting iierfectly to shape of body. May he worn without iiicouveiiieiice by the youngest child, most delicate lady or the laboring man. Unaffected by perspiration, they are easily kept clean, avoiding all sour, sweaty, chafing unpleasantness, and. while extremely ifght, the worst form of hernia will be held permanently.

ESTABLISHMENT S. 11th St. Apartment for ladies, In charge of competent lady assistant. GIRL FOR GESERAL HOUSE-work; family small: wages best city reference given. 1845 North Eleventh Philadelphia.

residence, mi inesinnt street, amuen, J. 29th 1.. Juliauna Huff, dandi TH OR TON Mac A I. LISTER. The marriage of Mss May Thornton to J.

Rutherford MacAUis-ter uok place at St. Matthias' Church on October 28, Usn, and tbe ceremony was performed by the rector. Rev. Robert E. Edwards.

October 24. 1891. by Bev. C. A.

ilalinsbuiy, 409 drth fourth street. MONEY IO LOAN. RETTE W'S7 28 NRTHELEVENf street. Established 1860. Private offices, 1 100 and 1102 FILBI.R1 street.

Liberal advances ou diamonds, watches, jewelry, The relatives and mends of the family are re-sictfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, rear of Mulberry street, above Harrison street! Frankford. To proceed to orth Cedar Hill Cemetery. ter of late Samuel and Margaret St. Clair, ageu 78 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re- GIRL TO housework.

ASSIST WITH LIGHT 3517 Mather Tioga. Lay ion; W. J. Sigmao; Secretary.