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12 TH FH1LAUELPI1IA' INQUIRER, SUNDAY OCTOBER 26, 1903 2d. Sea CARRIAGES HORSES. ETC Price 300. Martin B. Schroeder.

Wayne 4544, Wm. II. Galbraith. West Cbelten 6, West. Union Tel.

Office. DOGS, BIRDS, ETC. Don and Birds 1 cent a word Sundays. .3 ct Dts a word Dally. jiTwfficprrTb ctn District Telegraph Companies are branch offices of The Inquirer for -the reception of ac vertisenients.

noon, st 2 o'clock. s- her parents' resl4arr, 1119 Sonth Eighteenth street. Interment st terowood Cemeterv. GEIGER. Cm October 23.

1902. Berths daughter of Justine ami the late Hermann Geiger. Funeral, to which the relatives and friends are invited. Monday rooming. at 7.30 A.

from ber Jafe residence. Xlorris street. Mass of requiem at the Church of St. Alphonsus. at 9 o'clock preelselv.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. GIBSON. Ou October. 23. 1902.

Etuma K. AD DITION AL CLASSIFIED ADS WILL BE FOUND ON PAGE TEN OF FIRST SECTION. DOGS, BIRDS, ETC. Pom and Bird 1 tent a word Sundays. 2 cents a word Daily.

THAT'S ALL CUGLEY MULLEN 42 N. NINTH ST. 42 ORIGINATORS ST. BERNARD. PUPS The flnrRt pair Id the country.

Broad assertion, isn't if; Hut it's true. 19th and Diamond, J. V. Smith. 19th and Dauphin C.

Mulock. 19th and York. N. W. Charles Z.

Bahl. 19th and Cumberland, F. W. Beaver. 19th and Pacific, Harry M.

Campbell. 20th and Cherry, N. W. Charles Leedom. 20th and Ridge Heintzelman Pharmacy.

2oth and Columbia W. J. Fecbin. 20th and York L. J.

Mvers. 21st and Mt. Veruon. S. W.

Nelson Fry. 21st and Vine Climax Pharmacy. 21-st and Ridge S. L. Patterson.

21st and Moutgomerv Philip Goll. 21st and Master, N. E. Frank Rose. 21st and Dauphin, N.

W. Thos. Shore. 21st 3327. C.

H. Ziegler. Lambert Susquehanna J. Harry Scott. 22d and Vine F.

O. Seitx. 22d and Jefferson B. W. Shannon.

22d and Berks Harry Arndt. 22d 2000. D. S. Jeffries.

22d and Allegheny Ichenmver Pharm. 2rfd and Callowhill Wm. M. Hill. Spring Garden, E.

F. Kessler. 24th and Rldget S. W. Fluck Bros.

24th and Norris Fred E. Genther. 25th and Meredith. U. Giltert Rcff.

25th ft Jefferson, S. W. Frank G. Mumms. Sth and Girard G.

E. Micklev. Horses 1 cent a word Sundays. 2 cents a word Daily. FOR SALE HANDSOME BLOOD BAY HORSE Dandy.

7 years. 15.3'-4 hands. 1100 abont as fine stvto u.i 90 nit and will easily roud ten miles' an hour; needs no cneca, no boots, no whip, goes without you'd iike hira: has been ridden by a ladv; not gaited but easv anil driven tiv also verv fine hril hru. rmbo inrnin. years, 15.3V, hands; 1150 fast walker; prompt driver: will ronrt ten mile.

boor vol! prompt driver: will road ten miles an hour vol. untarily; show 3.30 gait; elegant conformation; good bead and neck, smooth turned: best of ieei ana linios; can Handle any Kind of wagon: j.o-nne uu. Auoie corses accustomea 1 steam, trolleys, amos: wsrrantea sound and Kino; single and double; will meet NorristowB any time by appointment ienn una, Abrams Station P. and Peuna. FOR SALE, TO IMMEDIATE PURCHASER.

one of the handsomest family and road horses the city; bands high, age very stvlish and attractive; absolutely sound, safe and reliable nnder all and any circumstances for ladies the most inexperienced person to drive, as is fearless of everything; Is au ideal family and road horse combined; large enough for auy use; will be fully guaranteed and can trot In 2.27 or no sale; also stylish rubber-tired cutunder, falling-top1 buggy, single and double harness at a bargain. Apply private residence. U15 N. 15th st. $55 WILL BUY ONE OF THE BIGGEST bargains ever offered in this lty, consisting Hamhletonian mare, ti years old, 15U hands fcigh; free, prompt roadster; can beaT 2.40; sate and reliable under all Ad anv circumstances for ladles or the most timid person to drive, as she Is fearless of steam, trolley cars or road obstacles, and large enough for any use; also falling-top buggv and harness, in good order; price for all.

$55; or will sell separate; no. dealers need apply, as I want my mare to have a good home. Call 1535 Kidge avenue. BARGAIN S25: STOREKEEPER WILL SELL nice, chunky-bnllt, bright bav Canadian horse, years old; cost year ago $13; suitable for milkman, baker family or any work; fast traveler: safe for lady to drive; warranted single or double; 2 weeks' trial allowed: also the store wagon and harness and family carriage cheap; also pair big heavy horses cheap as" I am very anxious to sell. Open Sundav; must be sold ot once.

Call at the store, 154 North Thirteenth street. UNITED STATES MAIL STABLES MUST BE positively sold this week: 60 head good young horses and mr.res. SMJ0 to 14m pounds, on account of loss of contract through the pneumatic tube service goinij in operation; hye no further use for them and the firm of Strawbridge Clothier purchased the stable, which they will tear down to enlarg-j theli store, compels ns to close out the entire lot of horses this week. Prices no object. See Superintendent of Mall Stables, 824 Filbert street.

$25 TO $80 CONTRACTOR SELLING OUT horses, double Wagons, carts and harness, also scoop shovels and plows. These horses guaranteed to plow. or do any heavy hauling; among tbem two extra good driving horses, city broken; would be suitable for delivery or -family horses; reasons for selling, have finished our contract: trial given. Contractor and Builder. Filbert street, opposite Pennsylvania Kail-road Station.

A GENTLEMAN WILL SACRIFICE REQARD- less of cost, to anyone who will give a good home, handsome Kentucky-bred, fast and road mare, sged sound, kind and reliable for ladies or most inexperienced person to drive, can beat 2.30: large enough for any use. Also, at any half reasonable offer, rubber-tired run about, falling ton buggy, cut-under and harness. nearly new. Apply stable in back of 1505 Girard avenue. $5miO BARGAIN.

Iron firm will sell pair heavy draught horses. 6 and 7 years old. weighlue 2800 perfectly sound in every way; will suit cart or any heavy hauling; will sell separate for $25 apiece; will allow ten days' trial; also fast trotting mare, years old. perfectly sound and reliable: falling-top buggy and harness; will -n uuiui n.r $ki. liitigt; ave.

TAKE NOTICEH A NDSOM SOUND FAM lly horse, record 2.1!. also 7 ounz. sound. fat. block-built work horses and mares, nsed at summer residence: also wagons, carriages and harnesses: very low prices will be asked to encourage quick sales.

Call at coachman's nouse, lsva rean near Broad st. Seen any aay. DON'T BE MISLED THE CHEAPEST PLACE in town, buy. sell and exchange horses. wagons, carnages, harness.

Lock us over before you buy. if you don't think we are the cheapest in town you don't have to buy. Don't cost anything to get prices and see goods. The largest stock in tuwu to select from. Ridge Avenue iiuzaar.

juio Kinge avenue. HANDSOMEST. SAFE AND STYIJSH BAY pony, iz r. bands, perfectly sound and kind and fearless: can trot In 4 minutes and road 8 miles hour; also Gregg Bowe trap and harness. This Is an extra tine outfit for children Apply John Radcliff.

Terminal Market, or Jchn xrappe, Montgomery county. TROTTER FOR SALE BEEN USED SOME: is prompt, pleasant roadster of exceptional endurance; rubber tire runabout- and harness and two-seat trap; sold for want of use. J. Downle, HRtboro, Pa. FOR SALE FINE.

STYLISH YOUNG BAY horse; can trot tn ress than 3 minutes: warranted kind in all harness: suitable for any business wagon. Owner has no use for him. 2647 Emerald street. BLACK PACING HORSE, 8 YEARS. IBu bands; can pace In 2.25: is a man's horse; I can't hold him; very stylish; price $75, or will exchange for business horse.

Milk Depot. 573 Royden Camden, N. J. HAL RACING HORSE FOR SALE; GOOD green prospects for speed; guaranteed sound and kind; also rubber-tired runabout and harness; must tie seen to be appreciated. 1045.

Inquirer branch. 4529 Frankford ave. $22.00 HAVING SOLD MY BUTTER AND egg route, must sell nice 7-year-old. sound Canadian horse: also our wagon, buggy, harness at great sacrifice. Call my store, 1424 Raca street.

TWO GOOD HORSES AND HARNESS. SUIT grocer, laundry or any delivery or driving purposes; also good pair quick mules and (shelving wagon; here is bargain for some one. 1426 Vine 6treet. FOR SALE FAST BAY PACING mXre-8 years old. bands high, sound, kind, fearless of all objects; safe and reliable for an.

cue to drive or ride. Union Hotel. Bustleton, Fhila. CNITED STATES TRANSrER COMPANY will sell regardless of cost 2t)0 head horses and mules. Just arrived from seashore use; city broke: all kinds: no reasonably offer refused.

Branch Stables, 1131 Cherry. $25 UP TRACTION EXPRESS. 19 HEAD sound horses and mares. 6 to 9 years, welzh- ln? 900 to 100 1 warranted true to pull single JnbJf ult lady; trial al- lowed. Call office, 1123 Race.

FOR SALE PAIR OF SEAL SKIN COBS. short tall: will sell one or both; carriages and harness cheap. J. S. Perrine, Moorestown, N.

J. BARGAIN CHEAPEST PLACE IN CITY FOR horse blankets of every description. 40 cents savea on toe aouar; stop ana see tnem. uauiay. corner 2tn and Jenersou.

PONIES rpONI ES PONIES family use. warranted absolutely souod and perfectly gentle, city broken. Call at or ad- dress stables. 2033 Filbert st. RIDING SADDLES GREAT ASSORTMENT ladies' and gents', boys' saddles.

S3: cent's saddles. $2.50 tn $50. 3 XlcClellans. 1 polo. Roach.

248 N. 22d. JPhone 1-56-88 r'CALtT WILLCONTNCE Y0UTHAT WE can save vou money in horse blankets, harness and all stable supplies. Give us a trial. XI.

S. Frink. 203 N. Broad st. FOR SALE Short chunky seal horse, brown; warranted: also buggy and harness.

$150. Address 364, Inquirer branch office. 43d and Lancaster avenue. TEAMS TO HIRE FOR HAULING COAL. LCM-ber, gravel, dirt from excavations or grading, etc.

Apply 1310 Girard ave. THE MOST COMPLETE-LINE OF HORSE blankets at wholesale prices at 203 N. Broad St. M. S.

Frlnk. Pi Slt VPait n.nlns hnraa- rxna rubber tire carriage, two sets of harness, and one man wagon. 1607 North 27th st. LARGE BAT HORSE, $20. OR-EXCHANGE for cart and harness.

541 E. Isdlana all day. WANTED TWO COLTS, 5 TO 8 XiONTHS old- must be good stock and reasonable. 8 G37, Inquirer branch, 28th and Columbia ave. BUILDER'S WAGON FOR SALE.

INQUIRE at O'Keefe's Stables, Delaware near ra LOT OF JOB STABLE BLANKETS AT HALF price; big bargain; also harness at the right price. M. S. Fink, 203 N. Broad st.

DOUBLE TEAM AND CART HARNESS)- 25 sets, from, $10 up. Roach. 248 N. 22d. 'Phone 1-56-S8 D.

FOR SALE FINE TROTTING OR DRIVING h-irso. tran and harness. Address 187. In quirer WE HAVE STILL FIVE HEAD OF HORSES at private sale. Klondike Ice Cream 3044 Ludlow st.

FO.t SALE BLACK HORSE. 6 YEARS OLD, wagon and harness, cheap; or will sell horse separate, j. Michener. 3441 16th st. HORSE AND BUGGY WANTED FOR COCN-try; will buy, rent or take care of for winter; no dealers.

A 182. Inquirer LOT BRIDLES. HALTERS. SINGLE AND doubles lines, ham straps, qulller strap, cheap. 638 West Huntingdon St.

SADDLE IIOR.SE: 15 HANDS HIGH. WAR-ranted: also saddle and bridle; $125. 363, Inquirer branch office, 43d and Lancaster ave. DOCTOR'S YOUNG. "SOUND.

FAST HORSE, harness. Stanhope: or exchange locomobile. Dr. 4500 Springfield avenue. TWO TONTES.

SUIT ANY KIND OF LIGHT work, or for children, cheap. 3852 Kensington avenue. FOR SALE $35. DOUBLE TEAM WORK horses. Blacksmith shop, rear 2849 Frankford ave.

CART HORSE FOR SALE. CHEAP. 2008 OR-leans street must be sold. BUGGY. XIADE BY LANE.

ALSO SET HAR-ness. Green. 1415 Vine. $40- DROP rROXT BUSINESS CARRIAGE, harness, near new. Apply 2704 N.

Reese. COVERED FARM WAGOx FIRST-CLASS order, 2640 West Huntingdon St. FOR SALE A HORSE AND BUGGY, nessv cheap. 606 11th. HAR- FOR SALE HORSE.

HARNESS AND WAGON. 4950 Farkside avenue; suit any business. HORSE. CARRIAGE. 1715 S.

11th st. MUST SELL: CHEAP. FOR SALE LARGE HORSE, $60. ALSOVEB fexpreaa, 920 Belmont. be in A be VOU at I Yr.m Carriage 1 cent a word Sundays.

2 cents a word i All offices of the Western Union and American District Telegraph Companies are braneh offices of The Inquirer reception of dvertisemeutb. JrST. KECEIVED VERY LIGHT CAFF KEY rigl't frootr brougham, to sell for private gentleman: all newly done up; impossible to tell TU1 rl8ut- M- 8- rlnk N- Broad St. UOHT COUPE KOCKAWAY. BUILT BY Gregg, Carriage new rubber tires: newly retrlmined; good as new in everv other respect; T.io.

m. ft. nna UK, uroad St. NEW CUTUNDERS. TRAPS.

BrRIXESS rocKaways. spinalis aud rubber-fired run abouts and falling-top buggies for sale. Seese, Second and Norris. WE HAVE RUGGIES AS LOW AS $45. AND runabouts at same price; rubber tire runabouts for $70; see them before buying.

M. S. Frink 205 N. Broad st. FIXE LINE OF NEW STYLE CARRIAGES.

lust arrived from the carrlsce itiiitinc. fan seen at our repositorv. M. S. Frink Co No.

205 North Broad st." FOR SALE A CUTUNDER. WINTER FRONT, "luin iotm aim suiuuier uoors; llgnt weight; also Stanhope gig: both as cood a ncu- 5i. Cherry. WILL PAINT YOUR CARRIAGE OR Business In first-class order: half itrico 3108 Euclid avenue. DO NOT FAIL TO LOOK OVER OUR LINE of business wagons; all sizes at lowest prices M.

S. Frink 205 N. Broad st. THE BIGGEST VALUE IN HARNESS, HORSE umusrtB, i ui auu yiusu roires aua all Dorse goods for your moneys no trouble to show goods Look us over. M.

S. Frink, 2u3 N. Broad st. LANE" TRAP. SINGLE SEATED.

FOR sal chpan: almnst now. DT Building. EXPRESS HARNESS. BRASS MOUNTED, AT $16. usually $22: look it over and save money.

M. S. Frink. 203 N. Broad St.

LOOK AT OUR "LITTLE-BEAUTY" CUTUN-der before buying; lightest built: price $225. M. S. Frluk A 205 N. Broad st: FAWN TEAM BLANKETS, DUCK LINED, AT sold everywhere at Jo; one of the many bargains, at 2o3 X.

Broad St. ONE ROCKAWAY BUSINESS CARRIAGE AND one runabout, nearly painted, for sale. Seese, Second aud Norris. FOR SALE-THREE SECOND-HAND WAGON-ettes. also two cutunder runabouts and falling-top phaeton.

1125 Cherry. FOR SALE TWO SECOXbTlAND TRAPS; also Berlin coach; undertaker's wagon and hearse, suitable for the country. 1125 Cherry. FOR AN EXTENSION FRONT BROU-gham. by D.

M. Lane: also a cutunder tf'S Cherry street. FOR SALE FOUR 16-PASSENGER COACHES, two glass and two curtained; also an opera 'bus; good as new. 1125 Cherry st. FOR SALE A SECONDHAND CUTUNDER trap; also drop front.

1125 Cherry. FOR SALE A COUPE. ROCKAWAY. BY CAF-frey. Crissey.

1125 Cherry. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles 1 cent a word Sundays. 2 cents a word Dally. TWO ELMORES ENTERED AND WON BLUE ribbons in the Automobile Club of America reliability run. New York to Boston and re turn, came tnrougu witn remarkable regularity of running.

Both won nrst-dnss cerTirict. study the official table of arrivals snd departures at Controls, ask other contestants how the mores climbed Dills, both came through without an accident or broken part: thev run nuiet. powerful and safe; the ElPioro is the car for a busv physician, or any user who wants value for his money. It bas more power in proior-tion to its weight than any carriage on the market. Call and see tbem demonstrated or sk any user about them.

W. W. Uawthrop, 244 N. Broad Street. BUY A PACKARD T0U RING CAR AND AVOID TROUBLE RELIABLE.

SPEEDY AND POWERFUL IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. WM RUDOLPH GASMOBILE OF NEWEST PATTERN" FOR sale at great sacrifice; 12-horse power gas engine; surrey body, two seats and rumble; used less than one year; Id perfect running order; absolutely as good as new machine; origi nal cost tiuo: wtn sell to effect quick sale for $1500: more complete information supplied and wnere macnine. can oe seen ny addressing 5, Inquirer office. SUCCESS IN" AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING IS only coui red by skill and a thorough knowl edge of all the component parts of an automo- one. we cave noin tne skill and Knowledge: call and see; automobiles built and repaired and for sale.

Telephone 1-51-7)5. Wm. F. Rudolph, 302 North Broad. LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE LOCOMOBILE runabout, in perfect condition and equipped with all modern Improved attachments.

For immediate disposal; any reasonable offer will be considered. Address, for particulars, earning offisr. 14. Inquirer office. BANK Eir T7kOsTCO.

WE HAVE SOME 1902 Peerless Touring Cars for sale, second-hand, at low prices, and In iierfect condition; owners have placed orders for new machines. Call or write for list and demonstration. Broad and Vine sts. loth and Wood sts. I HAVE FOR SALE A STEAM AUTOMOBILE.

nearly new. $400. A Foster steam carriage, with top. $250; a Winton in first-class order, $400: a Winton. Just done up, $500.

W. W. Gawthrop. 244 N. Broad st.

THE US. LONG-DI STANCE AUTOMOBILE is one of the best on the market. Demonstration and information at Wm. i. Rudolph's, 302 North Broad.

$1200 WINTON AUTOMOBILE to be sold at a sacrifice price. Auckland Cycle 227 North Ninth street. FOR SALEr-Cheap light motor carriage. Mareton st. 1561 COLUMBIA ELECTRIC AUTOMOBITES, 1ST-class condition.

292. Inquirer office. 1902 THOMAS auto-bicycle, almost new, $75. 1943 E. Stella ave.

BICYCLES Bicycles 1 cent a word Sundays, 2 cents a wrd Daily. clearing sale of the balance of the Dalsimer and Stahl factories. Sweep out sale of over 400 bicycles still in our great storage house. levt lands. Columblas.

Ramblers and other high Pc'de wheels, tn' to o. and you can get $50 wheels for a very little more: second-hand bicycles 2.5 tin: 3 tires at and have other grades at i5c. Lamps, oil and gas, up. Mignuv usea ana Btiop-worn saddles, handlebars, tool bags, 10c. Special prices in tire tape, oil, wrenches and other sundries.

Manhattan Storage 605 XIarket st. Remember, 605, first door above 6th st. NOW THAT WE HAVE the assurance that It will not take a small fortune to pay for a winter's supply of coal, it Is in order to get vour bicycle. Prices are. likely to go higher: It's a good time to buy now.

You'll enjoy the wheel immensely. We are selling Columbia roadsters, $40; road racers, $50: bevel gear cbalnless. $75: New Century, men's, women's. $18.50: Juveniles, $16 and $17. Columbia Bicycle Store.

828 Arch St. ItlK i.nuiaj is me ouiy peneci motor cycie, positively climbs any hilf. controlled by one ou ijiiy uiue um io-ooy. i. m.

iiie it catakigue. Agents wanted in Phila. Krauss. 14'J6 Oxford street i 7TT1 FOR salc motor niccie. momr tricycl ing.

Phlladelphl CLEVELAND TANDEM. 1902 model, 22-inch frame, in fine condition; 2126 N. Third st. a sacrifice. Call HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for second-hand bicycles: bring wheels, or send postal; representative will call.

605 Market street. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for second hand hl-cvcles: bring wheel. Haverford Cycle 117 North Ninth. DRAWING for 1903 Indian motor cycle. Get ticket 1406 Oxford.

FOR SALE A Dayton tandem cheap. 1721 Susquehanna aye. HIGH GRADE WHEEL with Neverout lamp, for sale, cheap. 1531 Swain st. CLOSING OUT STOCK of bicycles.

$4 up; la dies', gents' and boys. 250 S. 11th. WAGONS Wagons 1 cent a word Sundays. 2 cents a word Dally.

FULL PLATFORM AND 3-SPRING PANEL- kniiniM. woro-tnu fllwT-M in V. r. 11." full platform. $89: lVi" full Platform.

$100: l4s" full platform. $120. All work guaranteed for one year. s. rnnK ana j.

ttroad st. WANTED A TWO-HORSE DUMP WAGON; must be large size and in good condition. Phila. Foundry aud Machine 30th and Gray's Ferry road. FOR SALENEW AND SECOND-HAND W'AG-ons, suitable for bottlers, butchers and groceis.

also 'four large beer wagons. L. Wenkenbacb ft Son, 1230 N. 31st st. FOR SALEAS SORTXIENT OF HEAVY WAG-ons and trucks: also one one-horse truck in good order.

Thos. H. Dowdall, 116 West Allen street. NEWAND SECOND HAND BUSINESS WAG-ons. Randolph and Willow, between Fifth and Sixth.

FOR SALE TWO RUBBER-TIRED bout, cheap. 1412 N. 25th St. BUNA- WALL PAPER Wall Paper 1 cent a word Sundays. 2 cents a word Daily.

WALL PAPER BARGAINS. White Backs. 4c; Gold Papers. Sc. Samples sent free.

THOMAS M. DUDLEY. 811-43 Passyunk t. i 1 i Div ftTiUAii. KLC- oer Tires, inmmeq in goal skid, usea only one Carriage Co.

M. S. Frlnk 205 N. Broad t. 2d 3d 3d i 1 I i GLOUCESTER CITY, N.

J. O. 3. Stetzer. HOLMESBURG 8100 Frankford Thornley's Phaxmacy.

MANAYUNK Cresson Gay. Manayunk. Elmer T. Reutzel. Main and Cotton.

Manavuuk. Walker Ridga ave. and Green lane, Wm. M. Xlorrison.

OVERBR00K 63d and Orerbrook Then. Campbell. icaster b-Uii, Cohen cros. TACONY Longshore and Hagerman. William H.

Gerhard. Longshore and Tulip D. F. Slade. TORRESDALE, PA.

William H. Vandegrift. 1 WILMINGTON, DEL. Wilmington Morning News Office. WISSINOMING Howell and Ditman "Norman Burt.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Batt. Theodore and Elizabeth C. Sanders. Blair, John, and Winifried E. McDouough.

Boger, Jacob and Elizabeth Corcoran. Cadwallader, Dr. WUUatu aud Mildred Lee Blddle. Cohen. Morris, and Annie Chanson.

Creighton, Riehard. and Jennie Hunter. Cunningham. Thomas and Mary E. McCartin.

Graveoer. George, and Bertha Bailey. ijrwim. iiarry, and una Ltannamer. Heffron, Stephen and Susan D.

Crossen. Herman, Fred, and Margaret E. Hauser. iieroiu, josepn ana audio teiiger. Mess, Richard, and carne lireirner.

Kellv. James and Catherine Porter. Lindsey. Frank, and Mary Renner. Lynch, fcdward and Mary i.avanangn.

Marlarkey, Joseph and Margaret A. Mc-Swiggian. McKee. George and Sarah C. MeCloskey.

McKeown, James, and Mary Dillon. joon ana aura v. uiuoraT. Pollock, Dr. Harry and Sadie Michael.

Ryder. Edward F-. and Florence E. Jones. Schwarz, Ernest and Clara A.

Grosse. Shockley. Marone, and Annie Koller. Smith. A.

Vernon, and Mary Florence Griewald. Steyens. Harry and Mamie Chambers. Thompson, Albert and Iroa W. Curriden.

Thorn tier, Andrew, and Louise E. Drew. enable, Milton, and ueoeeea nson. Wajda. Stefe.

and Felykska Ranlszewska. Wilkinson, William and Elizabeth Keller. Williams, Dr. J. I.

Gurney, and May Alexan der ood. Wolsleffer, Edmund. and Emilie O. Bau-mann. Wolstenholme, Robert, and Bertha Troemner.

OFFICIAL LIST OF DEATHS The following list contains the names, tges, dates and places of death of persons, whost deaths were reported to the Registration Office the Bureau of Health up to the hour of closing yesterday. An asterisk (0i denotes contagions diseases. Adams, rtarrv 58. 22. 2110 Jefferson.

Bailev. Thomas, 65. 23, 2831 X. Hoe. Bohaunou, Agues.

24. 1722 Souib. Caine. Thomas. 23.

1923 ten.h. Cappentrlen. Marie. 11 24. 4033 Cambridge.

Carroll. Lizzie. 49, 24. 602O Haverford. Casev.

Xlargaret, 34, 23. 713 Watkin. Chambers Mrs. A. 60.

24. 3219 Spencer. Connolly. Margaret, 1 24. 42, Dearborn.

Dougherty. Mary 14. 23, 2027 Nieder. Duffy. John.

75. 24. 1541 S. Twelfth. Eoi.ii-T.

Viola. 22. 5415 Lansdowne. Johu, 19, 24. 1232 Buttonwood.

Gambell 25. 141 W. Logan. Gillespie, 30. 24, 2464 Fraukford.

Gilllgan, Thomas. 54, 23, 2428 E. Somerset Goldburg. Babv, 24, 437 N. Franklin.

igg. John, 52. 16. 404 1 Arn-n. Hawthorne.

60. 22. 2010 Coral. Henry. WilJIam.

71, 23. 5242 Jefferson. Hower. Frank 35, 23. Brvn Mawr.

Irwin. Milton. 27, 23, 321 N. 16th. Johnson, Herbert 2 24.

403 Belgrade. Kail, Mary, 2120 Latona. Leap. William 70. 16, 7o3 N.

2d. Lindermc, Peter, 61, 23. 175 Wildey. Little, Frank 35. 22.

3841 Haverford. Love. 86. 24, Camden, N. J.

Lynch, Richard, 24. 4 N. Xlarshall. Maeapen. Aggie 35.

22. 3437 Lancaster. Maltev. Baby, 2 23. 126 North Eleventh.

McCall. Frank. 23, 2242 Manton. Vofilml. John.

24 1745 N. Camac. Moran. James 32, 24, S. W.

cor. Point Breeze ave. and Wharton. Peacock. Charles.

61. 22. 1007 Marlborough. Pidcock. Sarah 4 24, 2206 N.

Lawrence. Pvne, Ellen, 39, 22. 1619 S. 2oth. Ueed.

William. 46. 2. 1749 Francis. Rosnbuseka.

Helena. 24. 2523 N. Palethorp. Ryan.

Ellen. 48. 23, 2209 Ellsworth. Scott, Sarah. 74, 23 1507 Balnbridge.

Slerkels John 77. 22. 5212 Jefferson. Smyth, tieoige 0. tt.

josepn nospiiai. to.Kle. Mary. oral. Tavlor.

Sarah 81. 23. 413 Richmond. Vallette. Elstrange, 81.

23. 723 N. Twenty-third. Ward. Anna 42.

21. Riverton, N. i. Weaver. Louise 48.

21. 1541 N. Twentieth. Weinrich. Alliert.

22. 19. 2221 South Seventh. Wessolowskl. Barton.

55. 24. 4777 Cambridge. Wieland. Florentine, 65.

23, 4020 Kensington. Zanengeslein. Barbara. 65, 23, 2710 Jefferson. DIED ADAMS.

On October 22, 1902. Harry B. Ida ma beloved husband of Isanheno P. Adams The relatives and friends of the family. also rrancisvtne louncn, mi, jr.

u. Morning Star Lodge, No. 4. It O. O.

Fredouia Lodge. No. 41. K. and Tabor Yearly Beneficial Society, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at 4.30 o'clock, at his late resi dence.

2110 Jefferson street. Interment Monday morning, at the convenience oi ine iamiiy. ARDREY. At Bristol. on October 25, 19o2.

S. B. Ardrey. in the 73d year of his age. Funeral services on Tuesday, October 28.

In terment private. RAII.EY. Suddenly. on October 23. 1902.

Thomas Bailey, beloved husband of Martha Bai ler. In the 66th year or nls age. tie relatives arid friends of the family, also Albion Lodge, No. 15. of St.

George, are respect fully invited to attend the fune al. on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late resideni-e. 2831 North Hope street. Interment at Knights of Pvthlas Cemetery- BOWEN. On October 23.

1902. at Palmyra, N. Colonel George K. Bowen. aged 67 years.

The relatives' ami friends of the family, also Washington Camp. No. 23. P. O.

S. of of Pnlinv'ra, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Xlonoay, at 1.30 o'clock, from his late residence, Garfield avenue, below Fourth street. Services at Christ P. E. Church at 2 30.

Interment at Morgan Cemetery. Train leaves XIarket street ferry at 12 o'clock. BOWEN. On October 22. 1902.

Abaeal'. wife of George Bowen. The relatives and friends of the famllv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Xlonday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 221 North Clarion street. High mass of requiem at St.

John's Church. BROPHY. On October 25. 1902. Xlichael.

beloved husband of Mary Brophy. Due notice of the funeral will be given. I'UVT 1QOO Thnmal est son of John and Ann Caine, aged I year Rud 2 months, the relatives and menus or the family are respectfully inyited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, fiom his parents' residence. 1923 South Tenth street. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

CAREY. At t'hoenixvllle Frank P. Carey, In his 50th year. Funeral on Monday, from the residence of his mother. XIary A.

Carey, 337 Church street, Phoenixvllle, Xleet at the house at 2 P. XL Relatives aud friends please attend without further notice. Interment at Morris Cemetery. On October 24. 1902.

Elizabeth daughter of the late Thomas and Margaret Carroll. Relatives and friends of the. family are Invited to attend Jhe funeral, from the residence of her cousin. Mrs. A.

J. Nye, 6020 Haverford avenue, on Xlonday morning, at 8 o'clock. Solemn high mass at Chuich of Our Mother of Sorrows. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery CASEY. On October 23.

1902. XIaggie, beloved wife of F. Philip Casey and daughter of Daniel and the late Hester XIcNamara. The relatives and friends of ihe family are respectfully Invited to atteud the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 713 Watkin street. Solemn mass of requiem at Annunciation Church.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. CHRISTMAN. In Pbcenixville. October 24. Elizabeth wife of Charles Christ-man, aged 67 years.

Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend without further notice the funeral, from the residence of ber son, Joseph J. Cbrlstman. 222 Franklin ave nue. Phoenlxville. on Xlouday.

October 27. 1902. Meet at the house at 1 o'clock, services commencing at 1.30 o'clock. Interment at Morris Cemetery. Phoenlxyllle.

Pa. COLEMAN. On the 23.1 Robert XI. Coleman, aged 74 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to ttend the funeral services, on Xlonday.

st 2 o'clock, at his late residence. No. 19ir9 North Park avenue. Interment private, at Monument Cem-eterv. DARRAH.

On October 23, 1902. XIaggie, daughter of James and Elizabeth Darrah, formerly of Centralis, in her lsth year. The rela tives ana irienas oi tne ramiiy. aiso me toadies' Aid Society, No. 12, Braneh of Ellis Camp, No.

9, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 184o Brunner street, Nlcetown. High mass at St. Stephens' Church. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

DEVINE. On October 24, 1902. Sarab. wife of the late Michael Devine. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8 30 o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law.

Mr. William Strain. 4720 Rhinehart street. Xlas at St. Francis De Sales' Church, at 10 o'clock.

Intenneut private. DOTTS. Ou October 24, 1902. Joseph E. Potts, in the 34th year year of his age.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the League of the Sacred Heart, arc' resrxct-fully Invited to attend the funeraL on Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from bis late residence. 2550 Arcadia street. Frankford avenue and Sareent street. Solmen reouiem maaa Lour Lady of the Visitation, at 10 o'clock. In- leruieni i i niuruiiti wiueiery.

DOUGHERTY. Suddenly, on October 23. 1902 Mary infant daue'iter of and Elizabeth Dougherty, and granddaughter of ine inLc i.uu a im miugei tauagner. aged 14 months. The relatives and frien.ls ni to attend the funeral, on Moudav aft emo.n a.

1 o'clock, at her late res dence. 2t37 Wilder Slieei. ininuiuL 1 emeicry. FOGERTY. On October 23.

VM2. Jnhn J. Fogerty. formerly of 1816 Fitzwater street. iu rviaiiB BiHi inenus oi me lamny are invited to attend the funeral, on Xlonday morning, at 8.3o o'clock, from the residence of his son.

1202 Carlton street. Twelfth and Callowhill streets. Requiem mass at the Assumption. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. FRANCE.

On October 22. 1902. David France i beloved husband of Mary L. France. ana son of Lucetta T.

and the late David France, aged 42 years. The relatives and friends cf the family, also Washineton Lo-iire. No. 59. F.

and A. XL. and First WatM Union-Republicsn Club, are vespectfuKy invited to attend tbe funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, fmm bis late residence. Xo 1610 South Slrth street. Interment private, at Mount Peace Cemt-ry.

FULMER. On October 24, 1902. Frances AdeU. daughter of William I. and Frances I.

Fulmer, aged 3 months and 3 weeks. The rela-tlves and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Xlonday after l')2 wife year. are ou inenr son The from 6 and the at her son of the of the the at of of ,1. 1 ATTENTION Vow Is the time to buy good Singing Canaries. I beve them iu all grades and qualities and ot er you one "or more of our best songsters at $1.75 Each, All guaranteed and willingly exchanged.

HOPE 35 North Ninth St. CHOICE PARROTS, the talking kind, all tame and talking nicely, at the right prices. HOPE. 35 North Ninth street. CUTE LITTER of brown and white spaniel pupr, at prices to please you.

HOPE. 35 North Ninth street. BILL TERRIER TIPS, good (time puppies, and cute en they can be. i HOPE. 35 North Ninth street.

COLLIE PUPPIES, sable and white, of pedigreed ami registered stock. HOPE. 35 North Ninth street. Fl.RRETS, trained fcr rat and rabbit bun each. HOPE.

35 North Ninth street. FCR SALE-200 BARRED ROCK PULLETS, -vpril hatch, small or large lot, 75c. each; 5. C. white legborn pullets.

Mar batch. 75c. -a 'b, Knapp strain: 75 S. C. white leghorn pul-leig, April liatcb, eacb, Knapp strain; 7o 8.

white leghorn bens, 1001 hatch, 85c. eacb, Knapp strain; 50 white Wyandotte pullets, April hatch. SI eaeh. Duston strain; 50 white Wyati-do te hens, 1901 hatch, 00c. each, Duston strain; on- trio black cochin bantams, with 6.vouur, 10 weeks old.

lot one fine buff leghorn. mai bitd, all buff, llMil, elegant bird. 4: one bul lei horn cockerel, one buff Wyandotte cockerel, $2: 3 buff Rock cockerels. each; two boT Rook, male, 1901. 2 eacb; 12 Wyandotte co- kerels pure white, $1 to $3 each, early batch: outdoor or Indoor brooders for sale, co't $8 each, will sell for $5.

used once, so 1 on or all, 125-chicken size. Buff Poultry Farm, or u. rstraub- oiw nei-Ks rniia. 'lbone 2-3tV4d D. BEAGLES for sale.

30 well broken, first hunters and pair of dogs, ellrible for registry. 2 years old; one pair of docs. 3 years old. well bred; these two pairs wl 1 cover as much ground and do as much work as anv person their eoimU on fv erl first-class single dogs: a few partly broken; eoi le out ami see them work. See what yoa ar buying: 17 miles from Broad street.

Devon-sni re Beagle Kennels. Berwyn. Pa. WOOD DOG KEXNELS and bird store; very baudsome briudle and white bulldog, one vear ok: collie, shepherd, good watch dog; some gx fox terriers, fine spaniel pup. 5 months old pure white show bull terrier pup.

4 months old; a perfect beatitv; pet coon for sale. 2qv2 South street. 'Phone 1-55-S7 A. CI 1CKEXS One hundred left of' pure breed; T'bJte Wyandottes, 12 ducks. Pekin and Mus-ctvIos; will be sold cheap on account of owner's 111 ess.

Dandy Green bone cutter, never used. Ot ler articles useful in business. Call C. A. Bit tenmlller, Manoa.

Delaware couutv. Pa. "West Ch 'Ster cars pass hotel. COON DOG. Is thoroughly coon and opossum at night and rabbit in day time; will guarantee this dog in every also one rabbit hound and two bench lee Jteagle hounds- all ttv- inly broken.

2042 South street. "Phon a. A GENTLEMAN leaving town wishes to sell a very handsome white bull dog; don't miss thi chance, tor he is a beauty. Address 10i-, office. $lf TAIR of broken hound dogs; $8 12 bore 3S barrel id- action lock gun.

top brake, small haitimer. Milk Depot. 53 Royden Cam-dei N. J. $1( WILL BUY a very handsome toy black and tin dog.

5 pounds weight; kind to children; hoi se broken. 422 Church avenue. Twentieth an. 1 Lombard. HANDSOME MALE black French poodle doa fir sale or- will exchange for small whlt-i podles; will also bnv small white male po dies.

Buck. 334 South Front. FOR SALE. Three male Scotch crllie puppies, sible and white; six months old: of the imported doe Morcton Loyal and ttueen Minnie. 2RS') Serjeant street.

FOR SALE Fine bred year old fox terriers, n.ule aud female, handsome half broken water or cocker spaniel; also large Great ranes. On-'n Sunday. 001 Marshall. SEtfEN FULL BRED partridge cochin pullets, te cockerel. June hatched.

five common pn) lets, just ready to lay, $2.50. Fred Sim mo is, i nns aristiana. Pa. FOR SALE S. C.

W. Leghorn bens and W. V'yandotte pullets; must be sold at once. Funk Patterson, 836 Lois East Side, Camden, N. J.

FOR SALE Two country broken bound does. Apply any day or evening next week. H. 8. Asl ton, Holmesburg.

Pa. FOR SALE Lemon and white English setter partly broken. 15 months old, 20. Arthur Ho Dies. Coatesville.

Pa. GOLD FISH, wholesale, cannot be equaled -c leap rates; send for prices. Otto Maier, 330 W. Girard ave. XT ED 500 large common rabbits, guinea gs and white mice.

Bird store. 2042 South stn et. 'Phsine 1-55-87 A. PICS! -PIGS! PIGS! Young pigs, from $2.50 to each. Knoll Top Farm.

Merchant ville, N. J. FOl SALE Three beagle dogs; one an extra g.wd one. Apply at blacksmith shop near Totresdale Park. H.R.

Perry. Torresdale. Pa- ONE YEAR for twelve cents: best poultry. Belgian hare, pigeon, pet stock paper pub-list ed. Fanciers' Guide.

Beaver Springs, Pa. TWO BULL TERRIERS-for sale, game stock: helped July F. B. Lewallen. ONS IRISH TERRIER, two fox terriers and two fox terrier pups for sale; all cheap.

2120 Falrmount avenue. THIRTY FULL-BRED BEAGLE hounds for si le, fine looking and broke to gun. Apply Da' id Kilpatrtck. Lionville, Chester Pa. FOJ SALE Two fresh cows; also one barred P.ymouth Jioek rooster, four bens, fine ones cot lp.

uox iS, iiaiooro. pa. FOl SALE, cheap, fine buff rock and black mgshan cockerels and pullets. B. S.

Mc-Cotmlck, Norwood. Pa. FO rt SALE Water spaniels and setter doe. William Whltehonse. rear 1435 South street.

South Street Dog Kennels. PH JEONS 300 common pigeons for squab rais-it g. 30c. pair to quick buyer. T.

W. White. 145 Farson st. I'll PLANT for sale, new tip-to-date build- unncitT "over 9TMfl bird HP trk ti PfcLv 0 er 'MW-mraa- hite. FOR SALE Pointer and rabbit hound, or will nt out to reliable gunner for season.

1510 Noi th street. FO I SALE Po'nter Gyp. brjken on quail and woodcock; a beauty; good disposition. 132(1 Ma ket Wilmington. Del.

FE FtRETS Ferrets traiued for rats and rab-b ts; as tame as kittens; $2.25 apiece. H. B. Vondersmith, Lancaster, Pa. FOR SALE One thoroughly broken rabbit dog a id two pups that are running.

Apply Frank Bil erbeck, Doylestown, Pa. LITTER OF BRIXDLE and white bull terrier pups; good breed. 910 Winter st. FOS SALE, cheap, a nice female St. Bernard one-year old.

965 N. Eighth et. BROKEN ENGLISH BEAGLES for sale. Ad -ess Lock 'Box 8, Pa. TOt WHITE FRENCH POODLES, male and f.

male. 1815 Carlton above Vine. BULL TERRIER DOG for sale. 12 months old: house broken. Waverly St.

WI CITE FRENCH POODLES, males, females, f. sale. 221 N. 22d et. WI LL-BROKEX English beagle, will exchange fir bicycle.

337 Armat Germantown. ANTWERP PIGEONS and bird cages for sale. 6-8 Winton st. COLLIE PUPS for sale, by Hanover Victor, fi nonths old; sable and white. 243 S.

15th st. FO SALE Brlndle bull terrier; house broken. 1 15 X. 10th st. A PULL BRED DANISH hound, a beautv.

637 Third. GO 0D RABBIT HOUND for sale cheap. 182S S. Second st. GOOD BREED OF DOGS for sale cheap.

1 )19 Reno st. Call Wi NTED A well bred male Scotch collie. a tout six weeks old. Ernst. 917 Cherry st.

YOUNG thoroughbred Plymouth Rcoks. Miles si rain, bargain. C. P. Pa.

FOR SALE Fine Great Dane bitch for breed-it R. 2921 Ogden t. BULL TERRIER PUPS. Cjnideu, N. J.

Binns, 220 York WHO HAS A VICIOUS DOG TO GIVE AWAY? Fiaucls. 115 North Sixth etreet. ri TLE BLACK FRENCH POODLES for sale. 2: "0 West York. FO I SALE Well bred Boston terrier pup.

cely marked. 161. Inquirer office. HORSES, ETC. FO SALE First-class Alderney cow and calf: a good family cow.

R. H. James. 69th and Chi rch West Philadelphia. Darby car.

$30 WILl'bUY GOOD 2947 1 rankford avenue. GO "JD BAY HORSE FOR SALE, at brickyard. and Outario streets; work single or double. BAY XIARE, cheap, good worker. Inquire Brown.

616 N. Broad st. FO SALE Two fresh cows; Bx 13. Hatboro. Pa.

good milkers. GO 'D HOUSE FOR SALE: CAN WORK IN baker's wagon: cheap. 1220 Pine street. BAS" HORSE. CHEAP.

SOUNI AND KIND; 8 y. -ars old. 153' North Cadwalader st. $12 -WORK HORSE AND HARNESS. F-ankford avenue.

S031 in in or It of i of the late William R. Gibson, in her 78h The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon st 2 o'clock, from her late residence. 2542 Coral street To proceed -Cumberland Street XI. E. Church Vault.

Inter- p-ivate. GILL1GAN. On October 23. 1902. Tftomsj, of the late Patrb-k and XIarv Gilllgan.

rel stives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funersl. on Monday morning, October 27. at 8.3") o'clock, the residence of his brother-in-law. William Gleason. 2426 East Somerset street.

Requiem mass at St. Anne's Church at 10 O'clock. Interment st St. Auue's Cemetery. GROSS.

On Octotier 23. 1902. Julia daughter of Philip W. and Julia L. Gross, aged years.

8 months and 20 days. The relatives friends of the family are invited to attend funural services, on Xlonday afternoon, st 2 o'clock, at her parents' residence. 3900 Brown, street. West Philadelphia. Interment private, Fernwood Cemetery.

HARTW'EIJj. At Northington. on Octotier 23. rMs. Letltia.

wife of Warren 8. Hartweil. in ber 75th year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday morning at lo o'clock, precisely, at the residence of sister. Mrs.

Julia A. Ring. No. 1718 North Nineteenth street. Interment private.

HEPPARD. On October 22. 1902. James E. Ileppanl.

aged 80 years. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeraL on Sunday UKTUlug. at 9.30 o'clock from the res'deuce of his son-in-law. Harry Peddriek. Brandywine uunurea.

uei. er-vlees' and interment at American Slechanlcs' Cemetery, at 1 o'clock P. XI. HIGGINS. On the 23d Xlichael Higgins.

of the late Xlichael aud Bridget Higgins. Ballinrobe. County Mayo. Ireland. Tbe relatives ami friends -of the family are invited tn attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8 o'clock from the resliien-e his sister.

XIrs. Kate Burke. No. 2057 Garrett street, below Reed. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Thomas Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. HOWER. On October 23. 1902.

Frank A. Hower. in his 55th year. The relatives and friends of the family, also Colonel Owen Jones Post. No.

591. G. A. R-. are invited to attend funeral services, on Xlonday morning, at 10 o'clock, at bis late residence.

Bryn Xlawr. Pa. IRWIN. On October 23, 1902. Milton eon William H.

and Lucy F. Irwin, aged 27 years The relatives and friends of the family, also Fifteenth Ward Republican Executive Committee, are respectfully Invited to attend the fimemi on Monday at 2 o'clock frotu his parents' residence. 321 North Sixteenth street. Iuter-ment at Woodlands Cemetery- JOHNSON. On October 24.

1902, Herbert Fox, sou of Enoch C. nd Mary E. Johnson, aged 2 mouths. The relatives and friends or family are respectfullyt Invited to attend fnnpral services, on Xlonday. at 1 O'clock, the residence of his parents, 4tl3 Belgnole street.

Interment private at Northwood Ceme tery. JOHNKON. on October as. lo-, at namp-ton, Viu, Dr. William II.

Johnson, husband the late Sallie O. Johnson. Due notice of the funeral will be given. On October 24. 1902.

Frank. husband of Mary Johnston. Due notice of funeral will be given from the residence of his brother-in-law. William Maxwell. 12U7 East Susquehanna avenue.

KERSHAW. On October 23. 1902 Clara E- Clime, wife of William H. Kershaw. Funeral services at the residence ot ner sister, airs.

A. Law, 4616 Wayne avenue, on Monday. October 27, at 2 o'clock, to which relatives and friends are invited. Interment private. KIXSEY.

On October 24. 1902. Sarah, wife Edward Kinsty, Sr. The relatives and friends the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday arternoon. at o'clock, at her late reslden-e, near Magnolia.

X. Carriages will meet 1 o'clock train from Philadelphia and Beading Railway, Chestnut or South streets, Philadelphia, at Lawnside. KN'OOR Ou October 23. 19o2. Imrothr Chandl-T.

only child of Joseph C. and Amelia Knoor. agHl 22 months. the- relatives an.i friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral services, on Sunday, at 1.30 o'clock Jiroeiselv, at the residence cf her parents. -tzi rvoria ailtrij-secouu blicci.

mit'iuinit Private. LEE. At Atlantic City, on October 24. 1902. Mary Agnes, wife of Dr.

Bernard R. Lee. Funeral on Monday morning, from her late resi dence. Pacific and Maryland avenues. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Nicholas' Church. Atlantic City, at 8 o'clock. To proceed by Philadelphia and Reading Railway, 10.15 from Atlantic City, and leaving Reading Terminal at 1.35, and interment at Reading. Pa. LINDELL.

On October 23. 1902. Bengt. 1e- loved husband of -Nellie Lindell. aged 66 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeraH on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from bis lato residence, 759 North Twenty-third street. at Glonwood Cemeterv. LITTLE. Suddenly, on October 22. 1902, Frank G.

Little, husband of Carrie Little (nee Shenkle), aud son of Anna and the late Henry Little, sged 35 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also Fredonia Council, No. 4T, Jr. O. U.

A. M. Quaker City Lodge. No. 149.

B. of K. and employes of Pennsylvania Railroad, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 3841 Haverford avenue. Interment at Mount Xlorian Cemetery.

LOVE. On October 24. 1902. Alexander Love, in his 87th year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fnt.eral services, on Xlonday afternoon.

October 27. at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 313 North Second street. Camden. N.

J. Interment private. LYFORD. On October 25. 1902.

Jeremiah Ly-ford. aged 77 years. The relntires and frieDds of the family. Baker Post. No.

2, G. A. and Tecumseh Tribe. No. 60.

I. O. R. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon. October 29.

at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 2449 North Twentieth Street. Interment at Xionument Oemetery. XIcADAMS. On October 24.

1902. Bridget XlcAdanis. Due notice of the funeral will given from ber late residence, rear of 2048 Lombard street. I McCABE. Ou October 25.

1902. Annie, wife of Xlichael McCabe. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 7 o'clock, from her late residence. 2117 Rodman street, above South street. Xlass of requiem at St.

Patrii-k's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. McENTEE. On October 4. 1902,.

John son of George and XIary McEntee, 19 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, en Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from bis parents' residence, 1232 Buttonwood street. Solemn requiem mass at Church of the Assumption. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. XlcGOVERN.

On October 23. David son of Annie and the late Stephen XIcGovern. aged 33 years. Funeral to whkh the relatives and friends are Invited, on Xlouday morning. 27th at 8.3.J o'clock, from his mother's residence.

No. 22 Itbam street (above Fifty-sixth and XIarket Mass of requiem st th Church of Our Lady of Victory, at 10 o'clock precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. XlclLRATH. On October 24.

1902, John Mc-Ilrath. aged 52 years. Due notice of the funeral will be given. MoXlULLIX. On October 23.

1902, John XIc-Xlullin. son of the late William and XIary XJcMullin. in his 48th year. The relatives and friends nf the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Xlonday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from bis late residence, rear of 1427 Hope street. Xlass at St.

Xlichael's Church at 9 A M. precisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. X1AGUIRE. On Octotier 23.

1902. Joseph, husband of Xlargaret Maguirp, aged 70 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from bis late residence, 225 South Thirty-seventh street. Solemn mass of requiem at St. James' Church.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. VWIIINNEY. On October 25. 1902. Robert, husband cf the bite Rosa XlawhinSey.

The relatives and friends of the family, also Division No. 84 A. O. and employes of the Mantua -r- .1 1-, i li irausier auu i m- v. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 4955 Girard avenue.

West Philadelphia. Solemn requiem mass at Xftthi.r stf at 111 ini.rmf.nl a Tb.lv I'rosa Cep.eterv. XIOXAHAX. On Oetobr 23. 1902.

James J. Xlonahan, Moved husband of Aunie Monaban. formerly of 72o South Fourth street. The relatives and friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday morn-lue at 8.3o o'clock, from his late residence. -2105 Sonth Sixth street.

Solemn requiem mass at the Church of our Iady of Mt. Carmel. In-, terment at Cathedral Cemetery. XIORAX. On October 24.

1902. James beloved husband of Annie XI. Moran noe Collins), and son of the late Peter and Catharine M.jran. The relatives and friends of the famllv. also Court Schuylkill, No 108, F.

of ar invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8 o'clock, from his late southwest corner of Point Breeze avenue and Wharton street. Solemn requiem mass at St. Thomas' Church at 9.30 o'clock. Interment at St. Charles' Cemetery, Kellyvilie.

MOHilAN On October 24. 1902. George son of Sallle and the late David T. Morgan, aged 33 years. The relatives and friends, also Ivy Locge, No.

JIM, I. v. anu rraiinim a 1 a sre invited to Wend ilie funeral, "from the residence of his father-tn-law. Mr. enj.

t. 1816 West Xorris street, on Xl.mday afternoon at 2 O'clock. Interment st Xionument Cemetery. Other Deaths on Page Ten, First Section 5 IN MEMORIAM CLANCY. On Xlouday, October 27.

st ft o'clock A month's mind mass will be said st tbe Eighteenth street Race, for the happv repose of the soul of Anna Maria Clancy. "The relatives and friends are iu-vtted to attend. CONNOR. In memory of our beloved boy. How ard, who departed this life October 26.

1901. aged 5 vears and 5 mouths. Oi? darliug Howard, we loved thee. ft wa hard to give yoa up. by command we were compelled To drink the bitter cup.

Sadly, oh. sadly missed, by PAPA. MAMA AND VIRG1E. CEMETERY LOTS Cemetery Lots. 1 cent word Sundays 2 cents a word Daily.

SOMElcTON HILLS CEMETERY PRIVATE station on erounds. Bound Brook Division. i Reading R. 30 minutes from Terrrirai; lots all sizes and prices: no extra charge for care of lots: free transportation to lot viewers. City Office.

201 Stephen Girard Bldg. I RON lr LOT, 42 MAGNOLIA SECTION. ifilnT Nnrtbwood Cemetery special price. Inquire at cerrietert ct city office of the company. FOR SALE In West lnrel II 111 Cnvterr.

lot with monument, below cost. 185. 1 Inquirer office. FOR SALE Lot In Xlount Mortah Cemetery; price reasonable. Address A 247, Inquirer off.

If not convenient to call at Main CCC i UttlCe leave your advertlSment xt i any ui uie lonowing Philadelphia Inquirer Branch Offices where they will be accepted at the same rates as at the Main Office: CENTRAL 6622 Main. Second 161, Alex. G. Kelkr. and Chedtout.

N. W. comer. E. N.

Moore. and Chestnut We.t fnim Tel r.f., '49 American District Tel. "Office. Jd, b8 Western Union Tel. Office.

tn. aD. ttalnuf, Bullitt W. U. Tel.

Off. bth and Race, G. C. Taggart. iotn and Chestnut.

W. U. Telegraph Office. 12th- K4 Fdw.rd Pnren 12tb and Dr. J.

B. Albricht. Broad and S. Penn American Dist. Tel.

Co. loth and Market, Harrison American Dii. 18th and Market Campbell Bro. Arch 10, Western Union Telegraph Office. Arch 529, Western Union Telegraph Office.

nm-ri bl, itva. naries lx-eoom. NORTHEAST Delaware 706, W. 17. Tel.

Office. root and Berks, S. W. Alex. Wilson, front and Norris John B.

Reynolds. Irout 2431 Irwin S. Schmehl. Front 2725, T. W.

Hargreayes. Frout 3423. J. KHnemnn A Po 2d 463. Marks Pharmacy.

2d 962. J. Robinson. 2d 12o7. Western Union Telegraph office.

iooo, i-osiai jeiegrapn caoie tjo. 2d and Columbia Wm. H. Walter. 2d N.

2024. ZleglerTs Pharmacy. 2d and Diamond. S. W.

L. Flnkbloder. 2d and Lehigh S. E. John H.

Tucker. 2d and Cambria Ehrgott W. Gebbard. 2d and Tioga H. A.

Smith. 3d and Brown. N. E. Wm.

A. Fettera. 3d and George H. E. Wendel.

3d and Columbia Marry Matuson. 3d and York. S. Wm. W.

Abell. 3d and Lehigh. S. W. W.

C. Tel. Office. 4th and Noble E. Jungmann.

4th and Brown. S. W. John D. Burg.

4th and Poplar. Ambrose Hunsberger. 4th and Girard Frederick Roth. 4th aud Oxford S. E.

C. Fi 4th and Berks. N. E. G.

M. Conrad, M. D. 4th and Susquehanna Wm. T.

Myers. 4th aud Lehigh George F. Ralston. 5th and Callowhill. W.

X. Pennypacker. 5th and Germantown D. L'. Wltmer Bro.

5th and Norris William Hilpert. 5th and Diamond Alva F. Tod. yth aud Susquehanna. X.

E. W. H. Sutton. 5th and Dauphin.

N. W. Jos. V. Ant'll.

5th and York S. W. Hugh P. Anlff. 5th- and Cumberland Wm.

J. Myers. 5th and Lehigh Richard H. Lackey. 5th and Cambria, S.

W. Milton S. Apple. 5th 3200. 5th and Olenwood Edward C.

Stout. Fth nd F.rle N. E. Gibbles Pharm. th and Buttonwood.

N.W. Lunn. 6th- and Green. N. E.

Wm. A. Johnson. 6th and Jefferson. N.

E. F. H. Dan'nh'p. 6th and Diamond Christopher Koch.

6th and Cumberland Lewis J. Stetzer. 6th and Huntingdon. N. H.

Duffield. M. D. 6th and Indiana P. P.

Kolpp. XL D. 6th Venango. S. J.

Howard Evans. XI. D. Marshall and Thompson. U.

Gilbert Ruff. 7th and Brown sts. T. C. CotrrsgV 7th and Thompson.

S. Geo. w. Goldsmith. 7th and Oxford B.

K. Davls 7th and Montgomery ave. N. A. Cozens Trh Germantown Postal Tel.

o. Office. 7th and Diamond. S. E.

H. C. Haring. 7th and Cambria Nathan h. Stelzer.

7'h and Clearfield. N. E. Berberlch Phar. Franklin and Jefferson thas.

Isenberg. Franklin and Kerns niwirm. Franklin and Susquehanna. Thomas .1. Sweeney.

Sth and Wood. Amer. Dist. Telegraph Office. fth and Noble D.

W. Flernine Kth and Green. S. E. D.

L. Stackhonse. Sth and Fairmount W. E. Suplee Bro.

Sth and Parrlsh ertley Co. Mh and Poplar Louis Trupn. and Girard fharlog A. Eckela. Kth and Oxford s's P.

T.ut. Sth CunHierland. X. J. M.

B'adford, M.D. th and Huntingdon Georee Lvons. 9th snd Sprine Garden. Catbrall Pharmacy. fith and Callowhill.

S. Loots OHnbant. 9th Jk Girard Amerb-an Dist. Tel. Office.

9h and SnonebannH. S. W. Xttirry Pharm. 9th and Ibigh.

S. E. cor an Buskirk. Oth and Somerset McNeil's Psrmscv. 9th and Indiana S.

F. Peter SMije. 10th and Pn'tonwood. S. Jacob Kolp totb and Spring Garden.

S. E. R. t.atcbell. Itch and Green.

S. W. 1. FordBjrr. 10h and Jefferson st William J.

Helm. totb Or York S. W. vdwd. I.

Menger. iit snd Own R. R. Hesske. Uth and Brown.

W. cor. Chas. Schabineer. 11th aud Girard.

N. K. Kennedy Pharm. lltli and Master. S.

E. L. A. htedeni. llfh ft Montgomery.

S. ChamHer Pharm. 11th and Berks N. E. J.

Grier Long. 11th and Susquehanna. N. C. W.

Ellsper n. 12th and Vine J. F. Hauck. 12th and Fairmount Standard Pharmacy.

12th and Jefferson D. J. Weidner. 12th and Columbia J. R.

-KWreth. 12th and Huntingdon sts L. 12th and Somerset. S. W.

cor Wm. MrCorkle. 13th and Vine. N. E.

John H. Tucker. 13th and Brown. i Ro8''- 13th and Poplar B- R. Hess 13th and Jefferson C.

p. Bslb irnle. 13th and Columbia ave. J. W.

Pecbiii and Diamond. S. J. Leedom Kooker. 13th and Dauphin.

A. J. Frankenberger. 13th and Cambria sts D. Ford Rarr.

Allegheny 2617. oss Pharmacy. AmbS and Dauphin. F. Krollpfelffer.

Ann and Edgemont E. Ofn Broad 65. Amirican Dist Tel Office. Broad and Parrlsh Tyler A Wilton. Broad and roiumoia niiirj Broad and Susquehanna England Bros.

Broad st 2501. Crumble Bros. Broad 2729. Wm. J.

Baumgartner Broad, 13. Western Inioti Tel. Office. Broad and Allegheny ave Crumble Bros. Bread Germantown, has.

A. Eckels. Callowhill 310. Louis Lang. Clearfield east cor.

Thompson, Geo. W. Columbia' Belgrade, Samuel Gerhard. Columbia ave. and Franklin.

Jacob B. Davis. Columbia 1015. J. W.

Neff. Cumberland 117. Clarence T. Smith. Cumberland and Emerald.

DauDhin and Frank ii. Cop. Diamond 313. F. E- Hlmmeiwrignt, Fairmount Cbrlsitian Schurr.

Frankford 1200. It. Kindig. Frankford are. 1512, C.

H. Dwyer. M. D. Frankford aye.

1828. Hollopcter's Pharmacy. Frankford ave. and York. I ischer.

Frankford ave. and Huntingdon. John W. Raker. Frankford 2967.

B. r'retz. Frankford 342.8 Albert H. Smith; Germantown ave. and Jefferson.

J. B. lerguson. GerSantown 1 932 S. R.

Germantown ave. 'd EivriLP Germantown 2::49. I Gertnantown goo-, iiie Wm. L. GermSS owS Iwis J.

Steltzer. GermtntowS 20. Rehbelnls Germantown 2iS)0. Jesse Germantowif ft Rising Miif.r0 Ch -v 326. C.

W. Shnll. i.irnru rllin Girard ave. 5' ir. a.

g. stark, m. d. Holtzhansser. rara Union Tel.

Office. Girard "i I 1 fhimiKiY r.i.a 1021. Cieorge Kocher. i Tt Burton ereuson. Pharm.

2229. Henry Meid. i Huntingdon 153 Arthur b. offlc. ft 2U.

JMaler-. Kensington 2909. 3. W. Ingham.

Kensington ave. snd Orleans, -yv. ri. nua. KeSslnJton 3101.

Clapham Kensington 8173. Charles P. land's. -Ihieh ave 2630. Thomas I.

Mocaghaa. 2567 David H. Ross. NoXand Mervlne. S.

E. H. K. KInrtrh. Norris and Camac.

S. cor Cbas. Rehfuss. Poplar. 175.

American District TeL Office. Race 716. W. Herrmann. Richmond 18.

James P. E. Scott. Richmond 1. Thomas J.

Medara. Rlchmnnd 2506. Howard J. Saeger. Richmond 2542.

John XI. Sharp. Richmond 2602. Thomas Craighead. Richmond and Lehigh ave Richmond Pham.

Richmond and Somerset. O. Peiffer. Richmond and Palmer Ida D. W.

Kramer. Richmond 3600. Fred Schwartz. Richmond 4734. Julius Bruhns.

Ridge ave. ft Buttonwood. L. P. Bowers Fharm.

Rising. Sun lane and Tioga XI. B. Fretz. Somerset and Reese.

S. The Lafferty Pharm. Somerset 2516. Geo. M.

Bowman. Susquehanna, 1427. Horace G. Webb. Thompson 543.

A. Hoch. Venango 520. James Moffett. Jr.

Vine 220, Emil Jungmann. Vine Western Union Tel. Office. York and Xlarshall G. H.

Ischler. York and Douglass. Finney's Tharmacy. York ltd. ft Venango The Wolfer Pharmacy.

NORTHWEST Broad ft Xlont. Western Union Tel. Office. 15th 668. Charles Ouram.

15th and Thompson. S. Russell T. Blackw'd. ISth and Oxford Francis S.

Hughes. 15th and Master C. E. Kelchner. 1ita and Susquehanna Curtis Schofield.

15th and York 3. V. Hauck. 15th and Cumberland. James J.

Holt. 15th 2758. Mundell Pharmacy. 15th and Westmoreland M. RIckert.

15th and Tioga S. W. E. E. Wilson.

16t4i and Vine Davis' Drug Store. 16h and Brown C. A. Seubert. 16th and Thompson Charles F.

Wild. 16th and Dauphin, S. E. Batdorff's Pharm. 16th anil Lehigh W.

n. Lantz. 16th and Venango Ashmead's Pharmacy. 17th and XI t. Vernon, Care G.

Lorenz. 17th and Norris Cbas. A. Heyl. 17th and Diamond J.

R. Elfreth. 17th and Susquehanna. Ji. Edw.

T. Friend. 17th and Huntingdon Dartd J. Reese. 18th and Vine P.

Fitch. 18th 341, C. Carroll Xleyer. 18th 632. R.

N. Bethel. 18rh and XIaster R. 3 Stathem. lbth and Jefferson.

S. E. Harry Oonover. 18th and Berks John W'. Frey.

IStb and fcusquebacna. S. A. 3fc N. Lang.

18th and Cumberland, N. W. H. Dewees. 19th and Green William H.

Lacev. 19th 723, 3. F. Atkinson. lf.2l2 2tp 2th 29th 29th 29th 3oth 31st 31st 32 32d 2d 2d 2d 2d I'd 2d 3d 3d 3d me ar' fit xera era.

GLKY ft MULLEN. 42 X. Xinf nth street. 1 kKA. CAN'T EXIT in th same place with Kenilworth Flea Kill-r.

only at MILLEX, 42 X. Ninth street. "HINTS FOR PETS." a valuable" book of refer-onee: tells all about dogs, birds, eats. ete. tree for the asking.

If you can't tall send tump. CUGLEY ft XIULLEN. 42 X. Ninth street. SELECTED SINGING CANARIES.

the kind that is usually sold at every bird guaranteed and we take tliem back if they don't suit. LEY ft XIULLEN'. 42 X. Ninth street. A TAME EUROPEAN beginning talk: he is more fun than a monkey.

liil.EY ft MULLEN. 42 X. Ninth street. A FEW CHOICE fox terrier pups, 2 months cM: both sexes. CUGLEY ft MULLEN.

42 street. A LITTER of four Japanese- spaniels: we receive thi'W on Tuesday next and we think they are the finest we ever saw. CI ft 42 X. Ninth street. A MALE POINTER PIT that is bard to beat.

Hi- was whelped June 12 and bas the development of a grown dog: iiis sire is the famous champion "Kins of Lynn." and his dam "Zaza." He roul'ln't lie bred anv better. CUGLEY ft XIULLEN'. 42 X. Ninth street. TWli CHOICE black cooker spaniel pups mules), aged two and three months respectively: gold cats and long ears.

CUGLEY MULLEN. 42 X. Ninth street. A FEW CHOICE male bull terrier pup, two ni'mths old, at $5 each. UGLEY ft MULLEN.

42 X. Ninth street PARROTS DON'T REQUIRE NEW RECORDS 'i'hey are a talktu machine that improves with ase; guaranteed birds 5 up. CI GLI.Y L'LLEN. 42 X. Ninth street.

A XKW INVOICE cf Angora kittens arrived yesterday: there's onlv eight, so oonie early. CUGLEY ft 42 X. street. White Tov Poodles a litter of five beauties Bred from Very small stock. The kind you like to hug.

CUGLEY MULLEN 42 N. Ninth St. FOR SALE 21 0 Barred Rock pullets CApril hatch), small or large lots. 75 cents each; 50 S. Wh.

leg pullets (May hatch. Knapp strain. 73 cents each: 75 S. C. Wh.

leg pullets April hatehi. Knapp strain, SI each: 75 S. C. Wh. lee hens hatch).

Knapp strain. 85 cents each: 50 Wh. Wyandotte pullets (April hatch). Duston strain. SI each: 50 Wh.

Wyan dotte hens hatch), Duston strain, 00 cents each: one trio black Coekln bantams with 8 young 10 weeks old. lot $0: une fine buff leg male bird (191)1). all buff, elegant bird. 1 buff leg cockerel. one buff Wv.

cockerel. S2: 3 liuff Risk cockerel, -ach SI. 50; 2 buff Rock male HOOD, each 12 Wyandotte cockerels, pure white. SI to $.1 each; early hatch: 9 outdoor or indoor brooders for sale; cost $8 end), sell for used once; sell one or nil: 123-chick size. Buff Poultry Farm.

R. I. No. 1. Xorri.stown.

or o. K. Strausser. 3HK) Berks street, Philadelphia, Fa. Bell 'phone 2-30-40 I).

BARGAIN'S THIS WEEK 20 Bar P. Kock cockerels, pure stink. $30; single rooster. 16 tine light Rrahmas cockerels, S2 each: 4 trios white Wyandottes. $4.50 tier trio; 4 bens, 1 rooster, fine buff Cochins, 10 pair white Dutchers.

gisid. S9.5o: 50 pair homer. $45; white and yellow homers. 3 pair for tJO-page look of all varieties pure poultry, pigeons and bares. 10c.

mailed. Address J. A. Bcrgey, Telford. 1'a.

FULL REPORT of the awards at the Ladies' Kennel Association Show at New York will bo found in the October 25 issue of Field and Fancy, the leader of the weeklies devoted to the gun. the do and the cat and pet stock, end for sample copy and special subscription Field and Fancy, 5 and 7 Dey street. New York. SPORTING DOG MEN should read the issue of October 25 of Field and Fancy. a they will find several very Interesting articles on the field trials, breeding pointers, the fox bound trials ut Barre.

and all the news in sporting dog circles. Send for sample copy and special sutseription offer. Field and Fancy, 187 Broadway, X. y. GOLD FISH and Aquarium Plants.

$4 per 10; guaranteed free from all disease; Japanese Comets, 25c; Fantails. 35c; Fringetails. 5oe, 75c (Breeders) scaled and scaleless telescopes 75c, $1. send for descriptive price list. Franklin Barrett (Breedori.

1324 North Front street. Mail orders promptly attended to. l'OR SALE Two fine full bred English beagle hounds, one dog and one bitch; both 3 years old: stand lti inches high, iu color white, black and tan and can't be beat for hunting rabbits; price $10 for the dog and $10 for the bitch; selling account of being sickly. Henry Scholl, 1254 Multerry street, Reading, Pa. PEALERS.

TAKE NOTICE I am prepared to supply you with gold fish wholesale at lower rates than any other wholesaler in this city; send for prices. Otto Mater, 330 W. Gi-rard ave. -T FOR SALE Large collie dog. sable, with white markings, 1 old: also litter of Irish terrier pups, or will trade for a setter, broken; all imported stock.

Apply 1041 Cal-lowhill street. EXCEEDINGLY FIXE LITTER of R. C. St. Bernnrd puppies, highest pedigree; males, 15 tip; females.

$10 up. August Bauman, lol2 Deal near Kensington and Adams Frankford. PARROTS. PARROTS. $4 up: guarantee every bird a talker; also selected singing canaries, warblers.

$1.75 up: Japanese fantail gold fih. 25 cents up. August Moser, breeder. 223S Ridge avenue. BEAGLES Trained male.

$10: female. $7: imp. $2.50: setter. $13: pup. pointed.

$13: rabbit bound. $0: trial; fancy pigeons. H. E. Hebert.

Codorus, Pa. S13-BUYS PAIR BEAGLES, height lfi inches. earage 17'A. black, white and tan color. 1' years old, male, thoroughly broken, female, partly.

D. H. Hamme, Seven Valley. Pa. vt- n-, 1 1 i i 1 1 1 A n.n.i jo rc luiee irame oiaie luuoor um water brooders: either two or four sectional each: second-hand: must be In good condition, i O.

E. Strausser, 310O Berks street. Philada. PAIR OF TAME RACCOONS for sale cheap. I want a small fox terrier, female, any color, over four nioLths old.

B. Klinger, Avondale, Ph. FOR SALE Great Dane, very handsome, young, I large bitch, beautifully tired, gooa pedigree and winner of two firsts only time shown; affectionate and quiet. Box 1101, Phila. PLANS how to build good and cheap incubators.

In oders. bouses, coops, and bints on poultry raising. 04 pages. 55 illustrations, 10 cts. H.

11. Frlck. Flicks, Pa. GOLD FISH, wholesale, cannot be equaled for health: low rates: seud for prices. Otto Maier, 330 W.

Girard ave. PAIR FINEST rabbit dogs I ever saw, fully guaranteed to be right every way: not candy dogs, but workers. Hopkins. Seaford, Del. FERRETS, trained for rat and rabbiting, bunting, each.

HOPE. 35 North Ninth street. FOR SALE Two extra bred rabbit beagles, well broke, color black and tan; best in the State. Address Jos. Heintz, Cheswold, Del.

RACING HOMERS, fine youngsters and breeders, for sale, cheap. H. S. Pierce, 10 West Twentieth Wilmington, Del. BEAGLES Males.

$15: females. $10; pups, broken, fine rt months pups, $5. S. H. Hanby, Brandy wine Summit.

Pa. FOR SALE Coliie, most affectionate and perfect house dog; jouug; very pretty, smart. Box 1161, Phila. THOROUGHBRED English greyhound puppv; five months old; pedigreed; $10. Lieber, Ilos-lyn P.

Pa. GOLD FISH, wholesale, cannot be beat for lieautv: rock bottom rates; seud for prices. Otto Maier. 330 W. Girard ave.

FOR SALE 5 brown. 5 white single comb Ig-horn cockrel, 75 cents each. 12 Harvey Merchantviile. N. J.

FIVE FINE BRED beagle hound pups for sale cheap: female. Frank Hallniau. Sellersville, Pa FOR SALE Two male English greyhounds. IB months old, one blue and one black. 1224 Seventh Altoona, Pa.

BLUELLEN SETTER DOG for sale, thoroughly broken; price $40; must be sold. II. Taylor, Audubon. X. J.

LARGE ST. BERNARD, $10; 3 St. Bernard pups. $3: bull treriers, $5: good house dog; or will exchange. 541 E.

Indiana aye. GOLD FISH, wholesale, the licst to be had: low rates; send for prices. Otto JIaier, 330 W. Girard ave. FOR it SALE Beautiful female St.

Bernard, pedi gree, 2 years old. am 1. Lowrey, Ber- wyn, la. WAA'TED Bulldog, bull terrier or St. Ber AXj nard nard pup or aog; give particulars.

2SS, Inquirer office. FOR SALE Black goat, broken to harness. Ii ISO, Inquirer office. FRENCH POODLE for sale, thoroughbred. 2210 N.

Tenth st. FIFTY CHICKENS FOR SALE, CHEAT. Fisher's Hollow, Logan, l'bila. LARGEST ASSORTMENT of dog collars In Philadelphia. Dilwortb, 1534 Market street.

SQUAB RAISING, common pigeons. 30c. pair. 1040 Gri-cnmount Baltimore. Md.

FOR SALE. CHEAP Some high class English liouter pigeons. 174. Inquirer office. A LITTER OF BULL TERRIER PUPS, well bred.

Apply 3424 Ludlow. OXE VERY FINE talking Mexican parrot; one young parrot 1128 Vine street. A i ana s. w. J.

H. Masholde Sth and Cobimbla Green's Drug Store nl Jefferson Menger's Pharmacy. and Master. S. W.

J. H. ilasholder. een Drug store. nf-er'a PhannirT and Columbia Farrow Bros.

and Herman t. a Veelir and Huntingdon. S.W. J.B. Scbeubing.

m-m ij. uoDson ion. and Diamond Harrv G. Comp ft Co. 30th and York, N.

E. Frank Morse. and Berks. N. E.

The Apple Pharm'y. and Huntingdon S. A. Barwlg. and Euclid F.

E. Longshaw. and Diamond Harry E. Jones i t. it I 1 1 1 c.

rt. rauoure. arlisle and Clearfield Kotika's Pharmacy. Columbia 1417. A.

D. Tel Office Columbia 140, Frank C. Kenyou. Columbia 3120. Willard E.

Simpler. Dauphin 1704. C. A. Ritz Falrmount 147, West.

Union Tel. Office. Fairmount 2407. H. Seeley Germantown 3X07.

A. C. Hewitt's drug s'e. Ridge ave. and Brown, Hoffecker Klinger.

Ridge 1907. West. Union Tel. Office. muze A.

u. Tel. Office. Berks 2335. Whltaker Pharmacy.

Brown 2327. William E. Lee. Callowhill 1923. A.

D. Tel. Office. Clearfield and Carlisle. Kottka's Pharmacy.

Ridge 2445. Carl D. S. Fruh. SOUTHEAST 300.

Ernest Walter. 336, Wm. H. Hickman. 71D, George W.

Ewiug. 1020, Dr. William Delker. and harton G. W.

Holland. and Dickinson. N. E. Dickinson Pharm.

and Mortis Helm's Drug Store. aud Snyder H. Swain. and Monroe, N. W.

P. Rovino. 4th and Monroe J. D. Love.

M. D. 4th aud Wharton, Harry Swain. 4th 1812, Fred R. Keller.

4th and Wolf Richardson. oth and Spruce, N. K. Jacob Eppstein. 5th B.

Beerger. Sth S-. 1114. Western Union Tel. Office.

oth and Fitzwater L. Cohen. 5th aud Queen, J. Goidhaber. 5th and barton West Pharmacy.

5th and Dickinson Leo A. Russ. 5th and Tasker. S. E.

George D. Joues. 6th and Lombard George. S. Seldes.

Oth and Heed N. E. W. D. HalL 6th aud Dickinson J.

A. Borneman. 6th and MoKean, N. E. E.

W. Robertson. 6th and Snyder. S. E.

S. B. Davis. th and Pine, N. E.

Geo. Sionimsky, M. D. ith a'nd Wharton E. J.

Lubin. th aud Reed N. E. Neff's Pharm'y. 7th and Morris John K.

Wittel. ith and Suyder Robert R. Funk. 7th 2230, A. P.

Charlton. ttt 124, Americau District Tel. Office. bth aud Catharine, N. E.

Italio-Anier. Pharm. Sth aud Wharton G. B. Winebrenner.

Mb aud McKeau. S. C. W. Petzelt's Pharm.

9th aud Lombard Wm. Proctor. Jr. 9th aud Catharine Bochmanu's Pharmacy. 9th and Dickinson Edward Bch.

ytn anu woir s. a. Davis, loth aud Catharine Barber Pharmacy. 10th 921. William McFadden.

loth 1514. Johu P. Frev. loth 2012, J. C.

Peacock, loth and Reed R. P. Wilkinson. 11th aud Wust A. F.

Pollard Co. 11th and Pine Gladstone Phiirmnov 11th aud Carpenter, S. E. J. E.

O'Daniel. ii ami r-ine ueuiuss Pharmacy. 12th and Christian Henry Nolte 12th and McKean William H. Diebert. 12th and Wolf.

N. W. Shock's Pharmacy. i3th and Fitzwater. U.

Gilbert Ruff. i.un ana narton John J. Bender. 13th and Dickinson L. S.

Henkel. 13th and Morris, N. W. E. II.

Feinhold. Btoad and Wahington W. Tel Broad and Ellworth. The Ed. Preton.

Ph. Bmad and Dickinson W. A. Musson. Broad and Tasker Aug.

W. Duval. Dock No. 1. A.

D. Telegraph Office. Passyunk aye. and Moore. 1.

Law son Crothers. SOUTHWEST 15th and Locust A. T. Pollard ft Co. Iotn aud Chiisilau Geo.

P. Scheelhle. l.tn aud DicKinsou, F. Florman, M. and Tasker E.

E. Wilson. 15th and Moore J. P. Frey.

15th aud Snyder S. Xlonte Cross, loth and Passyunk Phil C. Foebl 15th 2147, W. E. Cline.

15th ami Ritter J. J. Keeuan's Pharmacy. With .,.1 aa X' 1 ....1 'i au I''- ''-I a. 11 17 U.J.

10th and loiubard, J. B. Cook. loth 520. Harry M.

Mintons. 16rh and Wharton Charles W. Hollowell. 16th and Tasker .1. P.

Frey. loth and Morris William B. Stelnmeti. 16th and Ritncr, N. W.

Albert S. Erney. 17th and South H. B. Morse.

17th and Baiubriiige West End Pharmacy, 17th 1000, Baer Snyder. 17th and Wharton George C. Keen. 17th and Passyunk, N. E.

Moller's Pharm, 17th and Moore Howard E. Thomas. 17tl aud Jackson A. LeDow Co. 17th aud Ritner, S.

E. cor John J. Keenan. 18th and Lombard sts Henry C. Eddy.

ISth and South Robert Hare De Beust. ISth and Reed The Sorao Pharmacy. 1Mb and Morris Iiarry Wilkinson. 19th and Fitzwater L. S.

Sorber. 19th and Federal Chas. II. Dirmltt. lwth and Wharton.

S. E. William Bell. loth and Dickinson, S. E.

Wm. H. Ricker. i 2oth and I-ocost. Amer.

Dist. Tel. Office. 20th and South E. II.

Richardson. 2oth 721, Pflaumer Bros. 21st and Pine. Charles T. Norris.

21st and South. S. W. George McKeown. 21st and Carpenter Postal Tel.

Cable Co. 21st 1229. Chas. F. Loper.

21st and Dickinson Julius Wolgemuth. 21st and Reed II. Xi. Groff. 22d and Christian F.

P. Sebwaemmle. 22.1 and Tasker J. D. Taylor.

and Dickinson. A. LeDow Co. 25th and Christian W. L.

Matthews. 26th and Federal J. W. Harrigan. 27th and Oakford.

A. LeDow. 29tlr and Wharton Moss ft Moore Co. 34th and Wharton J. W.

Harrigan. Gray's Ferry road, WW. Holland's Pharmacy. Gray's Ferrv road. 200.

Gray's Ferry Phar'y. Grav's Ferr'v road. 3o4.V Louis Rosenstock. South 1S12. Harry Xlendelson.

WEST PHILADELPHIA North 32d and Powelton Powelton Ave. Phar. 3Mb and Lancaster Win. C. Ebaugh.

39th 1134 S. C. Henry. 40th and Girard Dan M. Harris.

41st and Mantau W. A. Rumsey. 43d and Fsirraount Frank B. Klrby.

43d and Lancaster Red Cross Pharmacy. 44th and Lancaster Funk Groff. 4fitb and Lancaster W. G. Culby.

47th and Fairmount Kirble Pharmacy. 51st aud XIarket Henry B. Terne. 51st aud XIaster A. Bartholomew.

52.1 and G4fard Hill's Pharmacy. 52d and Haverford. Ross ft aguer 52d and Westminster G. N. Koijara.

S-'d st 1470. Thos. R. Goslinger. 54th and Pearl Charles Wagner.

55th and Girard J. S. Reading. mnl reh Crawford. and S.

w. Chas RlegeL 59th and Haverford A Peitrlch. H2d aud Vine sts. C. L.

Pob.n ft Son. 3d and Girard C. C. Kirlln. ro-n and Preston J.

A. Elf reth. Falrmount ave. and Inion. S.

Llpnincott. HavTrfonl 3629. George W. Izard Haverford ave 4110. m.

Cvraus. rew ave 3950, Cbsrles II. Vaster 42: Xtiller Drue Co. Ijancaster ave. 4ioS.

Frank Ruhl. at er AVC Lancaster ave. 4834. E. A.

l'errenot. Lancaster 4908. K. lieemer. 3ton sve A.

Savsee WEST PHILADELPHIA South 3ntb nod C'hstnTit. i nanSSsMfltuU. tolhh 'and Unhand Wetland WC B. and O. station, J.

J. Maxwell. 61st 508. Samuel C. Henry 7 1st and Woodland Pascball Pharmacy.

72 1 and Woodland ave- Peter P. Fox. Baltimore ave. .4906 I Burton. Market 3348.

C. J. Blddle. Market st 3062. Amerlcsn Dist.

Tel. Co. Market it 4128, CiiUn's Pharmacy. Woodland 4628.. E.

Stout. Atlantic City W. E. Edge, Atlantic City Press Office. BRANCHTOWN York road and Mill George C.

Homiller. York road and Halues C. L. Bonta. BRIDESBURG Ash and E.

Thompson. Vandegrift ft Price. CAMDEN 2nd and XIarket McLaughlin's Drug Store. 3d ft Arch. Camden.

N. E. Collins. 5th ft Federal. Camden.

N. Geo. M. Berllnger. i atn anu r-im i 5th and Benson S.

E. Reed Phar. 6th and Penn, Camden. N. Wlngendere Phar Oth and KorKiev carren nrus.

Sth and XIarket S. E. Lehman's Phar Broadway ft Stevens. Camden.N.J.. G.

L. Geiger. Kaighn 211. V. S.

Thompson's Pharmacy. CHESTNUT HILL Germantown 8528, F. P. tree per. Germantown 8618, Davis Bros.

FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL Ridge 5107, James C. Perry. FOX CHASE Fox Chase, George E. Grockett. FRANKFORD Frankford 4359, Howard George.

Frankford 4529. Wm. A. Wilgus. Frankford ave.

and Sellers. Central Pharmacy. Orthodox Judd's Pharmacy. Orthodox and Worth O. H.

Sterman, M. D. GERMANTOWN Armat 351. James J. Hodil.

Bover 5600. Sands Drug Company. Chelten 10u0. Maurice W. Bowman.

Chew st. and Cbelten A. H. Boltou ft Son. Church Lane.

311. W. C. Van Dyke. Germantown 4164, Crumble Bros.

Germantown 4182, A. D. Forrest. Germantown 4234. William T.

Xlyers. Germantown aye. aud Cayuga. Sweeney's Phar. Germantown 4438, Samuel K.

Fischer. Germantowu 49.TO, Wro. G. Tnplls. Gernoactown 5100, S.

D. Crawford. Germantown and Coiiom, Wro. H. Galbraith.

Germantown 6117, Henry T. Hayhurst. Germantown 6640, Pelham Pharmacy. of ii.