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11 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1909 OTHER PORTS EUROPEAN RESORTS EUROPEAN RESORTS RESORTS RESORT BL'itKAU -lyvated th second floor of The Inquirer BaitJfnc. 110 Market Bt. Now ojvu to tlie public. Inform- tiou coverins all Hotels. Cottaeea.

Railroad j-nd any other Information Tjeitainlo? to Resorts ainr be obtained upon application. INQUIRER RESORT BUREAU Located on INQUIRER RESORT BUREAU Located on the second floor of The Inquirer BuildiDS, the second floor of The Inquirer Building. 1109 Market st. Now open to the public. In forma- Market et.

Now open to the pnblic. Informa-tion covering all Hotels. Cottages. Railroads tlon eoverinz all Hotel. Cottages.

Railroads and any other Information pertaining to Resort and any other information pertaining to Resorts may be obtained upon application. may be obtained upon application. NEWS OF SHIPS AND SHIPPING MEN Something About Arrivals and Clearances at This Port. Notes of Interest ATLANTIC CITY. N.

J. ALONG THE OCEAN" FRONT Hotel Traymore ATLANTIC. CITY. N. J.

Tlie Acme of "Modern Hotel Equipment aiidi Belgium FIRST In your European. Travel from Tiswtai -Si-ui to atread the funeral services, on Wednesday, May 5. at 2 o'clock. rota his late residence. 4t2 Franklin st.

F'rankfoi-d. Interment at St James Ground, Olney. Suddenly, on April 30. 1909. HENRY HEYIa Funeral services at his late residence.

923 Franklin st. on Monday. May 3. at 2 precisely. Interment private.

HILL. On May 1. 1909. A HILL. widow of the late Benjamin Hill Sr.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, ou Tuesday morning, at S.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 25SS Fdgemonr st. isth ward. Solemn requiem mass at Ann's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

IlILLSLEY, On April 29. 1909. THEODORE M. husband of Laura Heller and son of John and, Hannah Hillslev. in his 37th year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, op Monday, at 1 o'clock precisely, at his late resideuee. 39 Gowen ave. Mt Airv. Interment private. FIIPWFLL.

On Mav 2. 19o9. JOHN TIIP-V KLL. in his isOth vear. Relatives and friends: also Protection Lodge, Xo 243, I F.

are invited to attepd the funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 M. from the residence of Mrs Akerr. 109 Lancaster ave. Ardmore, Pa. Interment at FXrnwood Cemeterv.

HITESMAN. On May 1 1909. JOHN HITES-MAX. aged 80 years. I'uneral services will be held at the Old Man's Home.

39th and Baring Monday. 3d at 2 P. M-preelselv. Interment private. HOPKINS.

April 30. 1909. MARGARET HOPKINS, yvidoyv of the late, Thomas Hopkins. The relatives and friends, also- League of the Sacred Heart of St Thomas' Church aud Relief Society of the and R. are re speetfuily invited to attend the funeral, oa Tuesday morning, at 8 o'clock, from her latT residence, 1508 Dorrance st.

Solemn high mass of requiem at St Thomas' Aquinas Church at 9.30 o'clock. Interment Xew Cathedral. May 1. 1'tOO. FRANK A.

son of the late Joseph aud Julia Huber. aged 19 Relatives and friends, also Sodality choir and the Young Men's Catholic Club are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at S.30 -A M. from his late residence. 3413 Palethorp. sr.

High mass of requiem at St Veronica's Church, at lf A M. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. HUDSON. On April 28. 1900.

LYDIA FLOR-FA'CE, daughter of Elmer and Sadie Hudson tuee Micklei. in her 17th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday, at 1 M. at parents residence, 1141 Porter st. Interment private.

ONDON UUVU UMCltU 1 1. Hi, Belgian Steam Packet Service. splendid Tnrblne Steamers daily in each direction. Belgian State Railways for tour or entire country 5,880 miles of luxurious rail travel. SEASON, 15 days 1st Class, $13.30.

$6.15. Sea Passage 3 Hours. Belgium comes Hoars SPA ANTWERP THE GREATEST PORT ON THE C0HTINEWT. Famoui for Historic Art Associations, Birthplace or Reubens, Van Dyck and Tenters see great masterpieces in famous Cathedral of Notre Dame and other churches. Visit the Plantin Museum home of printing art, the Hotel de Yille.

Beautiful Boulevards; scientific and educational institutions. HOTEL ST. ANTOINE LtwIIp! Tavourite eojoum of ht American families. Kenovated. Private Bath.

Town ft Country, 389, 5th Forwards Tree, bsautifully HI. Guide to Antwerp. fhSTEND Mk saf JlM' nrr By The Three TICKETS on Covering CIRCULATION, days, The Queen of Belgian. amusements, BRUSSELS fJAPITAL OF BELGIUM. Residence of King Leopold.

Centre of Social Life. Visit Palais de Justice, greatest monument in Europe ancient Church of Sablon and St. Gudule. Beautiful promenades. Centre for a visit to the Battlefield of Waterloo.

HOTEL METROFOLE. BELGIUM. Central Situation. Tri-rat Ba. hi- Suites.

JU Kooma. Proprietor ffIELIMA-CeuPPts. HOTFT, FIIROPF ptCR koyale. strict HOTEL DE LA P0STE. Family.

Moderate Tar.fT. DIED A RF.NDF.O'rn.- A Siuethport Ta. April FREDERICK W. beloved husband nf Carolina Ahendrotb nee Skrunzi. son of the late illiaia and Amelia Abendrotb, aged yM.

lb-lntlves aud friends Invited to attend liiuprfl1 services, on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from his brother's residence. Charles Ahond-" i-oth. 1S15 Reese street. Interment Vrivatc. April 1900, W1UJAM CEORGK.

husband of Marv Adams and uu of Alexander and the late Jessie Adams. el Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on at 2 XI. at his late residence. 2227 NoiitU 17th t. Inlorrnent at Mount Moiiai).

lb-mains may be viewed Monday evening, a tier 7 o'clock. Al.LKMAN'X.-On April SO. 1900. at Pleas-onniile. .1, JACOB, beloved husband of Margaret Allenmann.

in bis 78th year. Relatives and friends invitrd to attend funeral services, at his late residence, Pleasant ville, J. Monday evening. May 3 at 8 o'clock. Armstrong.

on Anni so. mo. rkna. Onugutcr of Christie and the late Thmnas -Armstrong, aud granddaughter of Mrs William McKIherinv. seed 15 years.

Relatives and Irieiids are invited to attend the fnneial services, on Wednesday, at 1 precisely, sit the residence of her craudmother. 151 XV t'uinberland si. Interment at Mount Peace Cometerv. ASH. On Mav 2.

VMf.h SOPHIA ASH. in her H3d year! widow of Ir James Ah and youngest daughter of the late James Duval, Funeral services at St Mary's Church, th and Locust sts. on Wednesday. May 5, at 3 I M. luterment private.

HARCLAY. On Mav 1. 1009. ANNA WRAY. "wife of the late William Barclay, aeed 7S years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 I M. at the residence of her son-in-law, Samuel Windle, fc2i Highland ave. Interment private. RERTOLET. On May 2, 1900.

CATHERINE S. beloved wife of Ilarrv Hertolet aud daughter of Sarah A and the late Thomas Mai ley. in her o4th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at A M. from "her late residence.

1042 I.eitheow. High mass at the Church of the Immaculate- Conception" at" 10 A M. Interment at Cathedral Ceineterv. r.IXXS. At Xorma.

.1 on April lf01. AI.l'.KRT L. son of Iedham and Mary A Ititins. seed 42 years. The relatives and friends of the family ate respectfully invited to attend 1 he funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock- precisely, at his patents' residence, Broad st.

luterment private. lil.AIR. On Mav 2. IOiiO, A E. wife of Daniel Blair.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 11 A M. precisely, at her late residence. Xo 102r West Venango St. Interment private. Kindly omit flowers.

ROSTOCK. -On Mav 1. 1009. THOMAS V.OSTOCK. son of Sarah ami the late Thomas Rostock, in his 23th year.

Relatives and friends, also Naomi Eodce. Xo S. Shepherds of Bethlehem, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday. May 5. at 2 o'clock, from his late residence.

4115 Orchard st. Frankford. Interment at Fast Cedar Hill Cemeterv. RoWFfV At Xew Orleans, April Mo. 1900.

MIt "HA EL BOWKX. son of Michael and Vnrcaret Rowen ami brother of Rev Hugh Ron en. Relatives and friends, also the members of Typographical nion. Xo 2. are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday morning, at S.oO o'clock, fronl tile residence of his Parents.

1122 Snyder ave. Solemn iuas at church of the Epiphany, at 1" A M. Interment at llolv Cross Cemeterv. P.R A DI.KY. On Mav 2.

VjOO. PATRICK RRADLKY. husi.and of Annie Bradley, at his late residence. y.l 17th st. Due notice of fimeral will be aiven.

BItlEL. On May 1. 1900. LOUISA, wife of Harry and daughter of John ami the late Anna Keul. aged 21 years.

Relatives and triends me invited to attend the funeral, on "VVedne.xla v. A M. from the residence of her father. Mr John Keul. .25:59 th st.

muss uf leouietn at St Bona von tin a at 0 A.M. Interment at Most Holy Redeemer On Mav 2. 19o0. DAXXA HRTSTIAX Rl lIW.M.U. sou of John and Lmis-i P.iichwald.

in his Isth year. Relatives nd friends are invited to iittend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 M. from the residence of his parents. 1434 Dickinson St. Interment at 'emeterv.

RUEC-K BR. On April AXXA 5IAII.V, relict of the late Joseph RuecKer luce WalzH. in her year. Relatives and friendls. Archconfraternity of the Holy Familv Altar Society.

St Ursula Beneficial." find all other societies iuvitvd. Funeral on Tuesday Bathing Resorts. Summer Xesideace of the King of the World-famous for the traiety of its sea-bathinr and L.UVUT7. Open Throughout tlie Tear. Traymore Hotel Co.

CHAS. O. MAK0CETTB WHITH Manajrer: CHALF0NTE OX IKE BEACH FIREPROOF FO LITEKATl'RE THE LEEDS TOMPAXV Tftsi 'I'ngi'TW HOTEL DENNIS 6ituatel direetly-oa the ocean front, surrounded by its own cpa.oions lawn. -whi-h the beach and boardwalk. "Most liberally appointed and liberally conducted hotel on tbe X.

J. coast. Walter 3. Buzby. 'Hotel and Amusement Guide -with map of At! sent free.

J.A.Myers. Atlantic City.N.J CAPE MAY, N. J. CAPE MAY. N.

Sportsirjen's rnradise. Ar-isnse for vonr siimmcr euttaue. Address BoarJ-' ef Trade, fain- Mar, for bookler iifl lafor'p VINE LAND, N. J. DnVUTHM UnilCC Vineland.

N. Modern' DUllllUn nUUOC tljrousborit. iiu- licwue i-omfoi-rs; $5 to Sl. K. B.

HI'FK. Prof- CHESTNUT HILL, PA. ELDON OFEN" APElL MAKY B. YOCXfi. JENKINTOWN, PA Dccruunnn iwu opens ULLUIIftUUU mil MAY iTH.

H. HAWKINS. .1. SWARTHMORE, PA. STEATH HAVEN INN IS NOW OPGX AND the apyiie bloasoraw are bursting.

South Mountain, Wernersville, Pa. TUC DDCQTflUFINB LOCATION. I ill. I HUU I Ull ut scrrR-f Booklet. JAMES II.

PRESTON." DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. THE K1TTATINNY 'l lif Laricett, Best Appointed aud tlie- Lradinc Hotel nt tlie WATER GAP. PA. Main hotel, now orifn. Imp-'ored and ref uibed.

sun farloi. stcata. iieat. evatr. baths, etc.

A 1 ELI i TIT" 5" 1" I i 1 RESORT AT WHICH TO KN.ToY SEASON. Climate njuid. air dr.ytj. beantifr.l walks aud irls'ev Trout diiii tiff. i.als, bowiinz, I.UIiards p--fil.

5-liUjfff iiosiils. -tc. O'-i-hestrjj. veiious. OWN 1AR.M AN tJRliEV a Aiuc-i b-sa Dl-tn.

aisu a la curte. Eeil 'phoije )2. Lit err. Garage. Write for illustrated b4.oklfi.

bnowin bott-1. Kiitaiinny Park a'Jto maps. Kittatir.ny cc-ach roet all Spe-'ial Spring rates. G. FRANK COPE.

A MOUNTAIN PARADISE. Fnr those seek (be best in locatiOE. '-auouininKTit, service and comfuit: WHTEK GAP HOUSED 3iay IO: remains pi-okl-t 'd Antrt Majw. oven lo December- Jiiiin Purdy Cope. within lour hours of London.

MapnificeDt Promenade. Kursaai. Balls almost nicrhtly at the Hotel de Yille and fiiinn. Same ieuviue and Attractions as KiTiera. Thermal Cure.

Artesian and Medicinal "Waters, specially suitable for Debility, Lvmphatts, Arthritis, Gravel, Diabetes, TUP MflTPl CONTINENTAL 400 Beds. Pension $4 to per dr. Toomt from $1 25 I IIC IIU1CL5 I SPLENDID 400 Beds. Penaion $3 to $4 per dy. Rooms from $1-25' jup CCA 1 HE PT.AGE SaO Beds.

Hotel and Restaurant de lnxe. VJii 1 1 I L. Jln. These Hotele are Modern in every respect HOTEL DE OCEAN. OSTEWD.

FIRST-CLASS. FACING 6EA. HOTEL DE L'OCEAK. OSTEKP. TI A tb Beantifsl Ths Queen of Resorts in the Ardennes.

Most picturesque. The 1 Si fllfl IV centre of tbe famous excursions in the Tallers of the rivers Me tine and Sambre. Historical Town, situated at the foot of an imposing fortress. First-class Hotels and innumerable attractions. Park of 170 acres on the Citadel.

Sporting Grounds at an altitude of 400 ft. txquisite walks. Unique Areisological Museum. Bathing, WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE BOOKS FREE FROM BELGIAN INFORMATION OFFICES 389. FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.

2 o'clock from the residence of his son-in-law, harles XI XVebb. 318 Stevens St. Camden. J. Interment private at Evergreen Cemetery.

Re-uiaiu can be viewed Sunday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. REILLY. On May 1, 1909. LEONORA RF.ILLY. wife of the late Joseph Reilly.

F'riends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at 8.30 o'clock, from ber late residence. 3834 Germantown ave. Solemn high mass of requiem at St Stephen's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. REXIS.

On May 2. 1909. LEWIS" REMS. at his brother-in-law's residence. 614 Indiana ave.

Due notice of the funeral will be given. REYNOLDS. LILLIAN REYNOLDS, aged 8, daughter of William Reynolds, Jr. and Ijllian Crawford Reynolds. F'uneral Monday, 2 XL residence of aunt.

XIrs John Creth, 6270 Overbrook ave. Interment private- ROBERTS. Xlav 2. 1909. GEORGF1 husband of the late Mary Roberts, aged 67 years.

Relatives and friends, also employes of the Kitson Light Co. members cf Ionic Council 410. Royal Arcanum, are invited to attend the funeral services, at his1 late residence. 1638 Gratz st. on Wednesday, May 5.

at 2 XI precisely. Interment private. ROD ROCK. At the Xlasonic Home, on May 2. 1909.

THEODORE RODROCK. aged 86 years. Relatives and friends, also William Bray Lodge, No 410, and A XI. are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 10.45 A XI. precisely, at the Home.

No 3333 North st. Interment at Doylestowu. J'a. on the arrival of the train leaving- Reading Terminal at 1.02 M. ROSENBERG.

On May 1. 1909. REBECCA, widow of Xloses Rosenberg, aged 64 years. Relatives and friends are invited to a'ttend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 2 XI, from her late residence. 1938 Franklin St.

Interment at Xlt Carmel Cemetery. Kindlv omit flowers. On April 28. CATHARINE, beloved wife of William Rowan, aged 52 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at- 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 916 49th st.

Solemn mass of requiem at St Francis de Sales' Church. 47th and Springfield ave. at 10 o'clock. Interment at Xew Cathedral Cemetery. April 28.

1 9O0. SARAH, widow of XIartin Ryan, in her 81st year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Xlonday. at S.30 A XI, from her late residence. 7105 Boyer st, Mt Airy.

Solemn requiem mass at Holy Cross Church, at 10 A XI. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. On Xlay 2. 1909. ROSE, beloved daughter of Gottlieb and Xlary Seyfert (nee XlcCarthvi.

in her 5th year. Relatives and friends invited funeral, Wednesday, at 1.30 I' M. parents' residence. 2312 Xlutter St. Services at the Church of the Visitation.

Interment private. SHANLEY. On April 30. 1909. MARY F.

widow of Patrick ShaDley and daughter of the late Thomas and Katharine Ward, aced 55 years. lielatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8 A M. from her late residence, 1910 Harlan st, 19th and XIaster sts. Solemn requiem high mass at Church of the Gesu. at 0.3O A XL Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

SXilTII. Suddenly, at his residence. Warrington Apartments. 3tth and Walnut sts. on Xlay 2.

lOti'j. FUTHEY SXIITH. Due notice of funeral will he given. SMITH. At Bensonhurst.

Lon Island. Y. on Xlay 1. 1U09. SARAH A.

widoyv of Lamer Smith, aged 79 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son. Xiark Smith, at Oeeau-ville. J. on Tuesday, Xlav 4.

at 1 XL Interment at Centreville Cemeterv. SPANG. On April 10O9. WILLIAXI SPANG, son of the late Jacob and Xlary Snanc. aged 73 years.

The relatives and friends of the familv. also Post No 2 GAR. and survivors of 15th Penua Cavaliy, are invited to attend the funeral services-, at his late residence. 233 20th st. on Xlonday evening.

Xlay 3. at 8 o'clock. Interment private on Tuesday rooming, at Xorristown. I'a. STROTK.

On Xlay 1. 10OO. at the Presbyterian Home for Widows and Single Women. SARAH ST ROCK, aged 00 years. Relatives and friends are invited to atend the funeral services, at the Home residence, on Xlonday.

at 2 P. XI. Interrueut at Xlt. Xloriah Cemeterv. April 20.

199. B. wife of FVtward Srrien. Relatives aud irieuds are invited to attend the funeral services, on Xlonday. at 10.3O A XI.

at the residence of her husband. 120 15th M. FTn.il services and interment at Xlontgomeiy Baptist Church Coimar. Pa. at 2.30 I' XI.

STRUXIPF. April 29. 1909. SUSAN STRUXIPF. wife of William Strumpf and daughter of Rose and the late David Annan.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday iuorninr. at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her husbaud. 3007 Wharton st. Solemn requiem mass at St Gabriel's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holv Cross Cemetery.

On April 30. 1000. wife of George Torrence and daughter of the late Thomas and Mary Tol man. aced 02 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend tbe funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at her late residence.

ir2 XX" Mt rieasant ave. Xlt Airy. Interment private. YOLL. At Lancaster.

Pa. on Xlav 2. I'o0. SOPHIA J. wife of John Voll.

in her 50tU vear. F'uneral on Wednesday morninc to arrive at Philadelphia at 12 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. WARD. On April 30.

10O9. ELIZABETH widow of Bernard J. Ward, formerly of 2o20 Federal st. Relatives and friend, also. Ladies' Auxiliary.

Division No. 1. A. O. are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday.

XL. from the residence of her son-in-law. XIr. James J. XlcC'aff rev.

Gre--nay ave. Solemn Xfass of Requiem at the Church of the Xlot BlessHl Sacrament, at lo A. M. Interment at Holv Cross Cemetery." WEAVER On April 30. 190ft.

ANNIE M. widow of Thomas Weaver and daughter of the late Captain John A and Amanda Harris. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Xlonday. at 1 M. at her late residence.

239 Ontario st. Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. WEISS. O11 April 30. 1009.

HF.RXIAN WEISS aged 32 vears. Relatives and lii'-udj, also Prudential Insurance Co. liv Damascus IOO are invited to attend the funeral services, on Xlonday. at 'I XI precisely, at his late residence. 2825 Albeit Interment private at Mt Sinai Cemetery.

Snddenlv. on April 30. 19O0, CHARLES WEITZEL. aced .3 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, ou Xlonday.

at 2.30 1" XI pre ciselv, fmm the residence of his brother. Mr Paul" Weitzel. 3300 16th st. Interment private. SuDburv papers please copy.

cm April 3. 1909. AMBROSE husband of Annie Wheatcroft. aged 42 years. Relatives and friends, members of Chelten Ave Baptist Church, are invited to attend funeral.

Wednesday, at 2 M. from his late resideuee, l50 ave, Germantown. Interment private Iw Hill Cemetery. WOODROW. On April 29.

19O0. ISAAC WOODROW. aged 73 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also Wildy Lxlce. I Corinthian Lodge.

No 1. of 11 of Camden. J. are invited to attend the funeral services, on Xlonday morning. Xlay at lci.30 o'clock, from the Tabernacle XI F.

Church. 3d and Pearl Camden. J. luterment at Arlington Cemeterv. -Ol EXHIBITI6NI ll ma AUGMENT and CEMENT the FRIENDSHIP cf TsTATJOXS I.

l.s'l TA inr-ltirlin7 in vrttii- lOlft rmnPf ITIVt'D ABV VI OF GREATEST EXPOSITION MODERN TIMES Eclipsine all previous assembiaees in the interests of INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL, PROGRESS. The WORLD'S TRADE epitomised in BRUSSELS. APRIL to OCTOBER, M13. New York Office BRUSSELS INTERNATIONAL AND UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION, 389, FIFTH AV: FOR FULL PAF.TICT7LARS APPLT BELGIAN STATE RAILWAYS. Ticket and information offices: F.

C. CLARK Times Building, H.Y.; American Express A Thos. Cook London, England POCONO MOUNTAINS, PA. MONROE AND PIKE COUNTIES MOrXT POCOXO. T'EL AWARE WATER GAPj STROCPSBl K'ONO St'MMIT valley.

FAMOUS SUMMER RESORTS- Information nt 'hetnnt MOUNT POCONO, PA. 1IT DIECSUT UnilCr; Hnc jr.cation orr I LLMOnll I UUUdL I'ocono efcv fe.j. V. T. A- H.

M. LEKrH. STEAMSHIP LINES PUNARD LINES 12 1 ora PSerr "f.I-." fi North-River. LOXDOX PARIS. Sailed Genoa, April 29 Str VERONA, for New York and Philadelphia.

Algiers. April 27. Str VAL SALICE, for Philadelphia. Port Antonio, April 30. Str JUAN, for Philadelphia.

Antwerp. April 30. Str LA CAMPINE, for Philadelphia. Barry. April 30.

Str SUWANEB. for Philadelphia. Savannah, May 1. Str BERKSHIRE, for Philadelphia. Tampa, April 28.

Bark MARY BARRY, for Philadelphia. Bangor. -April 30. Schr ELLEN G0LDER, for Philadelphia. Arrived Bordeaux.

April 30. Str SAXOLEINE, from Philadelphia Jacksonville. May 1. Str ALGIERS, from Philadelphia. Norfolk.

April 30. Str MUNCASTER CAS- tle. from Philadelphia. Tampa, April 29. Str C0LUXIBIA, from Philadelphia.

Passed Jupiter, April 30. Str SUN, from Philadelphia, for Sabine. Father Point. April 28. Sir HERO, from Philadelphia, for Quebec.

WIRELESS REPORTS LA GASCOGNE. Havre for New York, 500 miles east of Sandy Hook at 4.20. May 2. Dock P-M. Monday.

MINXETONKA. Ixmdon for New Y'ork, 650 miles cast of Sandy Hook at 5.20 A M. Xlay 2. Dock 8 A XI. Tuesday.

POTSDAM. Rotterdam for Xew York, fiJ5 miles east of Sandv- Hook at 7 A Xlay 2. Dock 8 A XI. Tuesday. MOUNT TEMPLE.

Indon for Xlontreal. 115 miles north of Cape Race at ti.35 A M. May COAMO. from New York for San Juan, was 37o miles south of Sandy Hook at XI Xlay 2. SAN JUAN, from San for New York, was 57 south of Sandy Hook at 8 XI PRIXZ'siGISXIUND.

from Xew York to Port Limorj. was 4S7 miles south of Sandy Hook ar P. M. May 2. DENVER, from Galveston for New York, was 280 miles south of Diamond Shoals at noon Xlav- 2.

OK LAHOX1 A from Port Arthur for Philadelphia, was 60 miles south of Diamond Shoals at 8 Xlav 2. PRINZ JOACHIXf. from Tort LImon for New "iork. was 503 miles south of Sandy Hook at 8 Mav 2. PHILADELPHIA, from San Juan for Xew York, wa 252 miles south of Sandy Hook at 8 XI May 2.

XACOOCHEE. from Savannah for Boston, was miles south of Nantucket at 8 XI 2. EROK EFi from New York for San Domingo. a 280 miles south of Hook at 8 Mav 2. PRINCE GEORGE, from Bermuda for New York, wan 51f miles southeast of Sandv Hook at 8 XI Xlay 2.

MOX1US. from Xew Orleans for Xew York, passed Atlantic City at 4 Xlav 2. ORINOCO, from New York for Southampton. via the West Indie, was 255 miles south of Sandy Hook at noou May 2. STEAMER SCHEDULE TO ARRIVE Name.

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Gr D. di Abruzzi. -Pannonia Manltou X.York. York X.York. York.

N.York. X.York. Philnda. York. York York N.York.

N.York. York Philada. York York 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 -Xlav 13 13 IS -Xlay 13 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 -Xlay 15 15 15 15 15 18 -Xlav 18 18 18 Mav IS Lazio Amerika Cedrle Cretic FWrlin Xlinnewaska Kroonland St. Paul N.York. V.York.

N.York. N.York. York Philada. Philada N.York. N.York.

N.York. rolnmbia Siberian. Friesland. America. Kpn Oecilie Xoordam T.iiittinne 7 Vnrt vXIan.Com'rce.

Philada. Vessels: carry mails. not carry passengers. FOREIGN MAILS Closing at Philadelphia Postoffic for the Present Week MOX DAY, British Honduras. Honduras AmapRla Citvi.

and per steam-! er from New OrleaDS. 11. 0O XI: Bocas Del Toro. Panama, per steamer from Mobile, ll.cto Salvador (except parcels post and ordinary prints nad samples), via New Orleans and Guatemala. 11.

oo XI. TUESDAY. Europe (including Germany, direct letters 2 cents an ounce, and via Eugland at the Postal Union rate. Africa. XVest Asia and Fiast Indies, via Plymouth.

Cherbourg and Bremen per Kaiser Wilbelm II. 2 AM; Jamaica, per steamer from Boston, 6 Newfoundland (except parcels post mails) via North Sydney, 2PM; Honduras texeept Amapala) registered mail (when specially ad-dressedt. via Mobile. 8 51. WEDNESDAY.

FAirope. Africa. West Asia and East Iudies, via Plymouth and Cherbourg (when specially addressed), per Majestic, 2 A Africa, West Asia and Fast Indies, via Queenstown and Liverpool, per Mauretania. 2 A XI: and Paraenay, via Montevideo (when specially ad? dressed), per Pilar de Larrinaga, 2 -A XI; Bermuda, per Prince. George, 4 A South Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, via Bahia.

Rio Janeiro and Santos, per Byron. 4 AM; Inagna, Haiti. Colombia, except Cauca and Nariuo Departments, per Altai, 4 A Newfoundland (parcels post mails and specially addressed via St John's, per Carthaginian from Philadelphia. 5 A Jamaica, per Brewster from Philadelphia. 6 A Leeward and Windward Islands (Barbados.

St Lucia, Grenada. St Vincent and Guiana when specially addressed), per Karona, 6 A Barbados. St Lucia. North Brazil and Iquitos, via Barbados, Para and XIanaos. per Cuthbert, 9 A Costa Rica, per steamer from Boston.

6 PM; Honduras (except Amapala), via Xlobile. 11 Panama and Canal Zone, per from New Orleans, 11 M. TiruRSDAY'. Germany via Bremen direct' letters 2 cents an ounce, and Great Britain, Ireland and Africa, except- Egypt, via Plymouth (other countries, including Germany, via Plymouth and Cherbourg when specially addressed), per Prinz FHedrich Wilhelm. 2 A Europe.

West Asia. East Indies. Egvpt and- South Brazil, via Havre (Great Britain, Ireland and Africa, when specially per La Lorraine. 2 A Bermuda, per- 5 Bermudian, 4 A Yucatan and Cam-peche (other parts of Mexico and Cuba when specially addressed), per Mexico, 4 A Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay ivia Montevideo), per Manchester Miller, IO A Newfoundland (except parcels post mallei via North Sydney. 2 PM.

FRIDAY. Haiti (Cape Haiti, Port de Paix, Curacao. Venezuela. Trinidad and Guiana when specially addressed), per Prins Willero 6 A Bahamas, via Nassau, per Vigi-lancia. 9 AM; Ajsores Islands, per Cano-pic from Boston.

6 SATURDAY. Europe, Africa, West Asia and F.ast Indies, via Plymouth and Cherbourg (Ireland when especially addressed), per Philadelphia. 2 A Ireland via Queenstown (other countries when specially addressed), per St Caronia. 2 A Ireland, via Queenstown (other countries when specially addressed), per Celtic, 4 A Newfoundland (Parcels Post Mails and specially addressed correspond-1 pec 4 A. Poit 'Wico, 5.10 A.M Lusitsnla.Mav IS.lOAMi?.; Caronia.

Mav AM Carmania.Mav 22.KIAX Campania. May 12.10AMMauret"a.May Minrnlonii 1 Lareest. Finest and Fastest i. iTiaUrclania 'steamships afloat, sail Lusitania i WEDNESDAYS These steamships" have re-entered the Liverpool" service, saiiine Caronia Carmania SATURDAYS Fortnightly Port of Pliiladelplila, May 3, 1909. Sun 4.

59 A. XL Sun Sets. .6.55 P. M. Hich Water- Philadelphia Reedy Island Breakwater Low Water-Philadelphia Reedv Island Breakwater .12.25 A xr and 12.42 9.31 A XI and 9.51 B.5G A XI and i.lO 7.40 3.58 25 A and 3.43 A and .12.43 A M.

and 12.46 The Ilydrofrraphic office has issued the following- forecast of the average conditions of wind and weather over the Xorth Atlantic Ocean during May. Summer conditions are practically established over the ocean during the month of May. Pressure. The central portion of the ocean is covered by an area of high pies- sure. (30.20 From sm-es having its centre or maximum inches) southwest of the Azores, the summit of this area the pres-diminish by easy stages In all di rections, depressions are few in number, and the winds surrounding them of no great intensity.

On the equatorial slope the diminution of pressure for each degree of latitude is slight, the distribution is uniform, and the changes from day to day are inconsiderable. On the polar slope the dimiuuation for each degree is relatively rapid, the distribution is irregular, and the changes from day to day rise to half an Inch or more. Along the transatlantic routes these changes of pressure consist in an alteration of periods throughout which the barometer is successively below and above the average, the wind backing to the southeast accompanied by foul weather and rain with falling barometer, becoming light and variable at the time of minimum, increasing in force and haulfng to westward in sudden shifts with clearing weather during the subsequent Steamships encounter more of these changes on a westward voyage than ou an eastward voyage. This is because the storms themselves move eastward and the steamer going east travels along with them. On the westward voyage the ship moves toward the approaching storms and is therefore likely to pass through more of such disturbances than when she travels eastward.

Winds. On the northern slope of tbj high pressure arci southerly to westerly winds prevail, easterly winds bring relatively infrequent. Along the Iraosatlan tie routes the frequency of westerly South-NXYV. 1 winds is as follows: West of 50 degrees, an per cent. (41 per cent, from the W.

quadrant): 55-45 degrees, 57 per cent. (3ti per cent, from SW. quadrant): 45-30 degrees. 60 per cent. (SO per cent, from SW.

quadrant! east of 00 degrees. 07 per cent. (So per cent, from SW. quadrant Along the American coast from Sandy Hook to llatteras southwesterly winds prevail (37 per cent.L South of Hatteras northeasterly 31 per ceut.L On the southern slope of the high pressure area moderate trades prevail with frequent rains. Temperature.

Moderate temperatures prevail over the transatlantic routes, ranging between 55 degrees and 65 degrees. South of parallel 30 degrees they range between. To degrees and degrees. dales. Cales.

as shown ou subchart, diminished r. per cent, in averag-e frequency compared with thoso of April. F'og. l-'og increases steadily duriug may. Tbe percentage of clays on which fog occurs reaches lit per cent, over limited areas to the eastward and southeastward of Newfoundland as far as the Flemish Cap.

also southwestward of Nova Scotia around Georges Shoal: 30 per cent, or more over an extensive area from the New England coast to longitude 54 degrees W. Very little fog occurs south of Ii degrees, except along the American coast, where it is occasionally eucounter-eil a far south as Cape Hatteras. A dispatch from New York states barge William II. Conner, before reported sunk on the bar April 122. has broken in two forward of the mizzenniast; her cards and were carried away Saturday by heavy seas and her hatches "also appear to have been washed away.

The barge is in" bad shape and will probably be a total loss. The British steamer Irish Monarch." before reported, remains asrround on the up per end of Chester Island in the Delaware River. Tugs failed to float her yesterday even after considerable cargo had been taken out. A dispatch from Mulgrave reports the Strait of Canso full of and that the steamer John L. t'ann on leaving Mulgrave for Canso Wednesday lost her propeller and was forced to "ro into duck.

Steamer City of Ohent had a hole punched in h'-r bow and had to go to Point 'Hipper to dock. Tug Scranton became disabled and her three barges, the Shickshinncy. Chenango and an unknown barge, went down the coast of Southern Rhode Island in the face of a 40 miles S. K. cale on Friday.

The. steamer City of Itoston. from New York for Boston, went alongside and offered assistance to the tug. but it was declined. A dispatch from Pensacola states severe storms on the coast.

No serious harm done to shipping. Hark Sylflden iNor.l, Lorentseu. from Barbados, alongside the wharf, broke adrift anil was in collision with small craft; all more or less damaged. Arrived Yesterday Strs SOFZSTDYK Baron. Rotterdam, niHae 1 .4 ni 1 ttri Baker.

Barbados, ballast. Peter Wright S-ons: AXXLTTA (Bri, Iune. Kingston, fruit. Atlantic F'ruit Co: XEW ORLKAXS: Hones. Providence, mdse.

Xlerchants' and Miners" Line; Rich. Xew York, mdse, Clyde Line; MOHICAN. O'Neill. Norfolk. ct-.

mdse. Clyde Line; ERICSSON. Grace. Baltimore, mdse, FLricsson Line. Sen MARGARET A MAY.

Jarvis. Charleston, lumber. Jonathan Xlav and Sons. Barees WM McILVAINE and LUCRETIA. from Norfolk, miue props, in tow tus Xlary Crawford.

George Brlprsrs and Co. Arrived Saturday Strs TAORXIIXA Htsli. Lavatelli. Genoa and Xaples via Xew York, pass and mdse; NORTH POIXT (Br). Newman.

London, mdse, Philadelphia Trans-Atlantic? Line: XAVARIXO (Br). Sernple. Hull, ballast. Philip Rnprecht- XYASSA (Br), Baker. Barbados, ballast.

Peter Wright Sons; INDIAN. Tbnober, Boston, mdse. Xlerchants sod Miners' Transportation Co: ANTHONY GROVES. JR. XlcXamee.

Baltimore, mdse. Ericsson Line; XtFDRRIXI ACK, Pratt. Savannah, mdse. Merchants and Minera' Transportation Co (arrived 30th. Steam barge SAMUEL HARTMAX.

Cassidy, Severn River, sand. Paxson Co. Barge JOHN" XlcNALLY. from Baltimore, cinders, James McXally. Cleared Saturday Strs ALLEGHANY.

Nickerson. Providence, tc, Mcrchauts Xliners' Transportation Company: ANTHONY GROVES JR. XleXainee, Baltimore. Ericsson Line; NEW YORK, Slm-. inons.

Norfolk, etc, Clyde CompaDj; DELAWARE. French, New Y'ork. Clyae Company. Seh ANTOIXETT, Lewis. Augusta, Haldt- Cummins.

Barges CACOOSIXG, for Saoo; BURNSIDE and LOGAN, for Portland (In tow tug CATAWIS-SA), Flagermanr Suffolk, for Bangor- for Portsmouth, and TUL-PEHOCKEN, for Augusta (in tow tug MON-OCACY). Hagerman: A CO No 33, for Baltimore (in tow tug RADIANT). Jos Gabriel; POWEL, for Fall River, bv Sterling Coal Co, and READING for Portland bv I' Xlunn (in tow tug MARS), Hagerman. Claymont, Del. May Cleared, Str TEXAS, Pattson.

Providence, The Texas Co. Thompson's Point. J. Xlay 1 Cleared. Barge A SNYDER, for New York, WILLIAM GRANDFTELD.

Delaware Bay and River Xewi Delaware Breakwater. Del, Mav 2 Arrived Tugs BOXER, towing barees STERLING and CHARLES PRICHARD: LUCKENBACH. towing barges SAX CLINTOXIA and WASHINGTON. Passed un Steamer BREWSTER (Geo. Port Antonio for Philadelphia.

Passed out Steamers AL-LFJGH AN Y. Philadelphia for Providence, etc: DELAWARE. French. Philadelphia for New York: SHAWMUT. Philadelphia for Charleston and Jacksonville; SWALEDALF; (Br) Philadelphia for Newport News: PISA (Ger).

Philadelphia for Hamburg: schooner MILLIE. BOUANNAN. Philadelphia for Port Roval: tug BOSWELL. towing barge CASSIFX Sailed Schooner GRAMPUS: tugs ASHER HUD-SOX, towing barge KATHER1XE DEJIP-SEY: MARGARFiT. towing barge PACIFIC WORCESTER aud ARUNDEL: LUCK-ENBACH.

towing barges SAN JOAQUIN and CLINTONIA BOXER, towing barge STER-: LING. Marcus Hook. Pa. May 2 Passed, up Steamers SOFiSTDYK (Dutch). Baron.

Rotterdam for Philadelphia: NYASSA (Br). Baker. Bar-, bados for Philadelphia: PAWNEE. Rich. Xew York for Philadelphia; MOHICAN.

O'Neill. Norfolk. etc. for Philadelphia: X'BW ORLEANS. Howes.

Providence, etc. for Philadelphia; schooner MARGARET A MAY, Jarvis. Charleston for Philadelphia. Reedv Island. Del.

Xlay 2 Passed up Steamer ANN ETTA (Br). Kingston for Philadelphia; pilot boat PHILADELPHIA. Passed down Steamer CYRUS (Br). Philadelphia for ShimonoseWi. Delaware Breakk water.

Xlay 2 Passed out Sheamer CYRUS (Bn. Philadelphia for Shi-jnonoeskl. Sailed CITY OF barge XO n. from Philadelphia for Clui'leston au'a iiYiiuuas.tuJi IN TERN AT I ONAL HORSE SHOW Stay at the HOT EL GREAT HISGARIAX-AJIERirAX SERVICE TO FIUME VIA GIBRALTAR. NAPLES.

TRIESTE. Pannonia May 13. noon. July 1. Aug.

13 Carpnthia 20. noou. July S. Sept. 2i' Slavonia June 3.

noon. Juiy C2. Sept. 16 j); Also calls at Genoa 7 Traveler's" checks issued cood everywhere. JAMBS HOG AN.

General Passenscr Aeent. Ledaer Buildinsi. G0r Chestnut st. ISAAC wife of May Stephen W. 2.

1900. HARRIET K-. Isaacs, in her 62d year, are invited to attend the Wednesday morning- at Relatives and friends tune! ai services, on lo clock, at her late residence, 4o Westvlew avenue. Germantown. private, at Riverside Cemetery, Xorristovvn.

JACKSON. On Mav 2. 1009. Mrs MARIA LOUISA widow of Henry Jackson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, on Wednesday, at 9.45 A M.

from the residence of her daughter, Helen Nolan. 1021 Penu st. Reading. Pa. Solemn requiem mass at St Peter's Catholic Church, at 10.3 A M.

Train leaves Reading Terminal at 8.30 A M. JF'NNINGS. On Mav lOo'J. FHEPKUH JKXNIXGS. in his 29th year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, ou Wednesday. Mav 5. 1909. at 1 1 A M. from his late residence.

219 Milton st. Camden, J. itemains may be viewed Tuesday, after 7 M. Interment private, at Green Mount Ceniererv. On Mav 1.

19fip. LOUIS son of John anil Barbara Jesberger inee Neef). aged 3" years. Relatives aud friends, also Court Mount Vernon. No 317.

of also the A Golden Crown Assembly and St John's and St Patrick's Beneficial Society of Brideshurg. Catholic club and the employes of F'rankford Arsenal, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday-, at 8.30 A M. from his parents' residence. 4il3 Thompson sr. Ilridesburg.

Solemn requiem mass at Ail Saints' Church. Interment at All Saints' Biirvinsr Ground. AN on 2. 19o0. BRIDGET KANK, beloved daughter of James and the late Bridget Kane (nee Itonahuei.

in her 24th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from the residence of her uncle. Mr F'rank Donahue. 3140 Wendle st nith and Clearfield stsi. Solemn requiem mass at St Veronica's Church, at 9 A M.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. KANE. On April 30. 1909. ROSANXA KAXK.

widow of James Kane, Sr. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Tuesday, at S.30 A M. from her late residence. 242o S. Watts st (Broad and Ritner stsi.

Solemn requiem mass at Church of the Epiphany, at 10 A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. KARR. On Mav 2. 10o0.

CAKOLIXE D. widow of the late Srreeper Karr. and daughter the late Peter and Henrietta Kline, in her year. Relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday. Xlav 5.

at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her son. Streeper Katr. fouarroe set. Roxborough. Services in St Peter's Lutheran- Church.

Barren Hill, at 2.30. Interment in Barren Hill Cemeterv. On Xlav 1. 19O0. MARY KELLY, beloved wife of Thomas Kelly.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morninsr. at 8.30 A M. from her late residence. 5(Xi Reno st. West Philadelphia.

High mass at Church of Our Xlother of Sorrows, at lo A M. Interment at St Denis' Cemeterv. On Mav 2, 19o9. SARAH M. daughter of the late Richard and Martha Kenney.

Due notice of the funeral will be given, from her late residence. 2022 Vine st. KOF'NK. On May 1, 1909. HARRY KO-FTNK.

husband of Marv Kotiiik and son of Christian, and Korink. aged 31 years. lielatives and friends, also Court Pat? rick Henry. No 231. of A.

are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 1 M. at the residence of his parents. 2148 North 3d st. Iutermeut private, at Xorthwood Cemeterv. LEE.

April 30. XIARIF: LEFT, "beloved wife of Michael lye. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Tuesday, at 8.30 A XI. Crom her late residence.

3613 Haverford ave. West Phila. Solemn requiem mass at ST Apatha's Church at 10 A M. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. LLOYD.

On May 1. 10-X. JOSEPH PAUL, son of John ami Annie W. Lloyd, in his 35th year. Relatives arid Triends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his brother-in-layv.

James Hallowell. 2124 N. 1nth Philadelphia. Tuesday, Xlay 4, at 2 1'. XL Interment private.

XI oC A ULLF'Y. On Xlav 1. 19O0. EDAMS, wife of James XlcCaulley. aged 74 years.

Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 M. from her late residence. North Broad st. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemeterv. McELWEE.

On April 20. 1909. BRIDGICT. wife of the late James McElwee. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Xlonday morning, at 7.3o o'clock, from her late residence.

2212 Carpenter st. Solemn requiem mass at St Charles' Church -at 9 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Suddenly, on April 29. 19tiO.

MeFADDFTS" son of the late Xli-chael and Xlary XIcF'adden. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. 011 Tuesday morning. at 8.3 o'clock, at the residence of his sister. XIrs Rose Clety.

2120 Sansom st. High requiem mass at St Patrick's Church, at 10 o'clock precisely. luterment' at Cathedral XIcXrANUS Suddenly, on Xlav 2, 10o9. EDWARD McMAXUS. son of Xlary A and tha late Francis XlcXIanus.

at his late residence. 200O Norris st. Due uotice of funeral will be given. MACMICHAFL. On April 30.

1909. XV T.IAXt XIACXIICHAEL. at Asbury Park. Interment Rordentown. J.

Tuesday morning. Xlav 4. at IO o'clock. XIFRBITZ. On Mav 1.

1909. MAMIE FRAX-CFiS daughter of Charles and Mary Merbitz. in her 23d year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday. Xlay 5.

at 3 o'clock, at her parents' residence. 2435 Hagert st (25th and York stst. Interment private. XIIDDA UGH. Suddenly, on Xlav 2.

1900. ELIZABETH XIIDDAUGH. wife of the late XIarcus Xliddaugh. aged 86 years. Relatives, and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at the residence of her son-in-law.

Joseph Scull, 1521 XIarsall st. Funeral services will le held at Zbm Church. 8th and Columbia ave. at 2.30 precisely. Interment private.

XIILLFR. On -Mav 2. 1909. WILLIAXI husband of Xellie Xliller inee Eustaeel. and son of Jane and the late Hary Miller.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. ou Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his mother's residence. 2435 Christian St. Interment at Xlt Moriah Cemetery. X1ILNF.R.

On Saturday. Xlav 1. 19o9. of pneumonia. SALI.IE DONALDSON, daughter of the late John and Sarah Xiilner.

in her 58th vear. I'uneral services at the home of her brother. Kdmund Dutich Smith. 44 Fi 25th st. New York, on Xlonday.

Xlay 3. at 3.30 XL Interment at Philadelphia. MOORE. On Xlay 2. 1909.

MARY, wiitovr of James Xloore. Relatives and -friends aje 5n- vited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday," at 8 A XI. from the residence of her nephew, William -Simpson. 2231 st. Solemn requiem mass at Church of St Thomas at 0.30 A XI precisely.

Interment at Xew' Cathedral Cemetery. On April SO. 1909. JANE MOORE, aged 75 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, in Berlin.

J. on Xlonday. Xlav 3. Services at the house. 2 XL Train leaves XIarket St.

Philadelphia. 12.25 M. On April 20. 1909. JOHN, beloved husband of Margaret Xloore (nee Cassidy).

Relatives and friends, also Court Tassyunk, No 34, F' of A. and Paconda Tribe. No 31. I are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 M. at nisi late residence.

1544 South Dorrance st. Interment at Xlt Moriah Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Xlonday evening, after 7 o'clock. XIOR.AN'. On April 29.

1909. wife of August Moehring (MoranL aged 38 vears. Relatives and friends are" invited to attend the funeral, on Xlonday. at 2 M. from her late residence.

14ti Lindenwood St. hiifband of Mary Carney, aged 54 years. Rel- XIORRIS. April 30. 1909.

PATRICK MORRIS, beloved husband of Mnrj- Xlorris, in bis 70th vear. Relatives- and friends are Invited to attend funeral, Tuesday, at 8.30 A XI, from the residence of pis soD-in-law, Herman Wohlfarth. 1345 lltu st. Solemn requiem mass St Malachi Church. Interment at Holv Cross XIUSSELMAN.

On 'May .1. 1909. ARTHUR, beloved husband of Emma Xlnsselman and son of Heurv and Jlarzaret Musselman. aged 28 vears. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 I' XL at his brother-in-law's residence.

Mr Samuel -Ilindman. 2637 2d st. Interment at Bclvue Cemetery. Lancaster papers please copy. NOLAN.

On April 30. 1909, THOMAS NOLAN, son of John and Sallie Nolan and husband of F'annie Nolan t.nee Rogers). Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 205 Levering st. Xlanayunk.

Solemn requiem mass at St John's luterment at Westminster Cemetery. On Xlay 1. 1900; SADIE JOSEPHINE, daughter of William and the late Xlary A Penn, aged 25 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on AVednesday, at 8.3' A from her parents' residence, 120fS South 46'h st. Solemn requiem mass at St Francis de Sales Church, at 10 A XI.

Interment at Holv Cross Cemetery. POTTS. On May 1, 1909, MARY POTTS, aged 65 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 3 precisely, at 1912 Columbia ave. Interment private.

PRICE. On May 1, 1909, THOX1AS PRICFi. in his 74th year. Relatives and friends, also Columbia Lodge. No 62.

of US Hose Company. Volunteer F'iremen's Association, and employes of the Keystone Watch Case Company, are invited to attend the funeral, services, on Wednesday, at 2 XL precisely, at his late residence, 2436 Jefferson St. Interment at Mount Peace Cemetery. PRICKETT. On April 29.

1909. THOXIAS E. husband of trn late Caroline Prickett. aged 86 vear 7 months 29 days. The relatives end friends of the family are invited to attend UiuiuiciKl Oil Alwi'iaj fclteiaoou, 2, at CENTRAL BERMUDA FIRST CLASS ROUND TRIP.

Special Excursions ALL F.XPF.XSES TAID Itinerary includes: Round Trip fare, berth; aad meals. 8 days at the mag ie mag- PS $35 up nificent ST. GEORGE TEL, and an entire wi carriage and launch trips, all for STEAMER SAILS EVERY WEDNESDAY- MAY IS THE MOST DELIGHTFUL MONTH IN BERMUDA. A Paradise on earth with it exquisite colors. Bathe in the clearest of turquoise water.

Every outdocr recreation. Field of rare and beautiful tlowers in trorgeous bloom-Less than two days from New Y'ork by the superb lft knot twin screw ocean river. "PRINCE" GEORGE'' (equipped wiTh wirclessK THE-, FASTEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE. STEAMER TO BERMl'DA. Itinerary and booklet of Bermuda-Atlantic S.S.

24 State LONDON'S LEAD I NG HOT Li lor the AMERICAN VISITOR COMFORT Berlin, Germany. Worn inc. at o'clock, late residence. West Girard avenue. Reouiem mass at 9 k.

at St Peter's Church. Interment prist Peter's Cemetery. O'elo Tate. CA IPBEI.I-.--On May 2. IfMiO.

CIXKI I A M. daiii.Jiiter of the late James and Maiv A Cnr4ibell aaed 17 vears. Relatives and friends are liiivired to attend the funeral. in Th.irs-day! at A M. fmm the residence of -iter Miss Masnire.

2U5 st. Sole mi mas of eotiem at St-James" "bun-b. at no A M. luterment llolv Cro Ceme-teiy C'-ARXFY-On April 29. liiOO, WIFl.IAM Tt7 hustiiind of Mary Carney.

Hired 54 years Ry iatives anrf friends are "invited to attcria funeral, on Mondav. at A M. from If i is; late residence. 352l Xorth Sth st. Hicii finass of reijuieni at St -Church." 9 A M.

Interment at Xew Cathdi-i! C'uicI'MT. CoRAL'iiH. On April Kit. 19o9. AXX KI.IZ- wife of clarence Cobauih and Kilmnnrl ami Klizabeth Welis.

B2ed 25. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral. Tuesday. 10.30 A M. residence of parents.

1 74 Butler st. Interment private. Mt Peace Cemeterv. COOK. On May 2.

19int. JOHN THOMAS 'OoK. beloved sin of Harry and Bella CooK ne. Wilsoni. aired 15 mouths ami 12 days.

Relative and friends- are- invited to attend 1 he funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 P. from his residence. and Hunter City. X-. J.

Interment at Fni-OB 'emeterv. t'Jloucster Citv. X. J. 'CORCORAN.

On'- April no. 1009. TKIIA ORCORAX. dauirhter of the late Patrick and Winifred 4 "(rcoa it. JiUlAtives aJid frietvd -aii' invited atleiwl the funeral, oft Tpisdayt njoni-ins.

-at from "the residence. st. Hish reouiem mass at St Teresa's cir.ircru at lUj A M. Interment New Cathedral CRKAOH tnee Aril 20, "HM n. CATHARINE If.

wife of John Crea-h. The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday niornins. at o'clock, from her late residence. 3416 Powel-1011 ave. Solemn requiem mass at St Agatha's Church at 10 A.M.

Interment private. DAFNtJl'ART. On Mav 2. 1000. JOHN" 1Al 'XQl'ART.

aced years. Residence. 027 Arizona st. Due uot'-'o of' funeral will be Vivcn. DAVIS.

On Mav 1. lO'iO, HARRIKT K. wife of John Davis. Relatives and friends, also Camp. No ftl, I' O-of A of P.

and Ixival No 47. are invited to attend the fun i fiei vices, on Tuesday, ar nf her late residence; 4410 Aspen st. Interment Wednesday, at Smith's I.andimr. J. DIFFFKXRACH.

On Mav 1. 10O0. DORF-TII1F H. KF.NRACII. ilauthter of tiie late christian and Itiisa -DieffOHbaoh.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday at 12 M. at her late residence, oso North 7tii st. Interuieut pr-vate. at. Hill-ide Cemetery.

1 HKTRICH. St'fldenlv. on Slav 1. 19o0. at Monmouth coumv.

J. FRANK R. son of the lati Oeortre and Anna Dietiich. Relatives and friends of the familv are te-speetfully invite, 1 to nttxinl the funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2.M0 o'slork. at uis sister's residence, Woodhind ace.

Interment private. i DORXISCH On Vpail 1900. FXIZA-i BKTI1. daughter 'of the late John and Hannah Dornisih. in her 24th Relatives and I friends, also members of the Sodality of Visitation Church.

Sisteriv Ive Circle. No 236. Foresters of America: Court Peace Xo 1, Order of the Golden Chapter, and Star of Victory T.ndee. No 55. Shepherds of Bethlehem." and the employes of the Oerman-American Hosiery Co.

are Invited to attend the funeial. on Tuesday moruinir. at 7.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 20tlo Amber st. High mass at the Church of the Nativity at 9 o'clock.

Interment private ft St Mark's Cemetery. Bristol. Pa. DFTCHBR. On.

May 2. 1000. SAMUEL. Dl'TCHBR. aeiil years.

The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the resilience of his son-in-law. Victor Mill ford. Wyncote. Pa. Interment private.

arriases will meet at Jenkintown train leav-3ns Reading Terminal at 1.02 M. Fl.IdOT. Suddenly, on April 10n. I'lfAIlhKS KI.FIOT. in his (loth year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 1 M. at the residence of his daughter. Mrs William CJ Hamilton. S102 Seminole ave. St Martin's.

Interment Private. Carriages will meet the 12.14 train from Broad St Station at tit Martin's Station. i A I.LiAO On Mav 2. 1000. MARGKRY.

sister of Ellen Gallacber. The relative and friends are iuvited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday mornius-. at o'clock, from her late residence, 2013 Sansnra sr. Solemir reipiiem mass at St Patrick's Church Interuieut private. GIICHniST.

C)n April 30. 1909. WIIXIAM 0 tillA'H RI-ST. aced 75 years. Relatives and friends.

Purity No 2rt. I United Brothers' F.ncanipm nt. No 2fi. 1 Wib-Insrton Ijnde. No A of F.

arc invited to attend funeral, Monday, at 1.30 M. from ibe residence of his son. Mr William C' Gilchrist. lo21 Fast Montgomery ave. To proceed to Palmer Vault.

Interment -private, at North Cedar Hill Cemeterv. CiRFFiN. On May 2. 10O9. SARAH, beloved wife of James I.

Green. Relatives andfriends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at A M. from he residence of her husband. State road and Rhawn st, Holmes-burjr. Requiem hieh mass at St Domnic's.

fhnrcb. at 1 A Mv at St Dominic's Cemetery. 1 GROSS. On May Ifioo. CHARLES' GROSS.

aed 5ti years. Relatives and friends' of family are respectfully invited to' attend 1 he funeral services. Wednesday- afternoon, at, 'J o'clock, at the residence of his, daughter, Mrs A Rroede. 3132 MoiitKomerv ave. Interment strictly private.

HAMILTON. On May 1. 1909. RF.F'.BCCA HAMILTON, wife of William A Hamdtoti ami 'daughter of the late Zacharia and Rebecca Va nderprif t. acred 32 years.

Relatives and friends, also Camp Xo loS. of A. are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 1.30 o'clock, at her late residence. 148 Mifflin-sU at Fernwood Cemetery. Remains cap be viewed oh Tuesday evening, after o'clock.

ilANKIXS. At Rorderttown. J. on Mav 2, 1 I INO HANKINS. in bis 7th v'ear Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fiiu.ral services, ou Wednesday, Mav 5.

at 2 I' M. at his late residence. 143 l'arns-yvorth ave. Bordentowll, J. interment at Kordentown Cemetrv.

HAND On April 30. 1909. ROSANXA. wife of the late Christopher Hand, aged 52 years, 'i'he relatives and friends of the familv are jesfieetf ully Invited to attend -the funeral, on Wednesday at .30 oclo-k. from her ste residence.

21 32d st. Flish mass' at sit James at 10 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. April 2S. 1909.

ETLIZABF.TH JIARDIN. tvife of John Hardin, and daughter t.t the late Samuel and Catherine Ferguson, aged 72 years. Relatives and friends, also Bnker Circle. Xo Ladies of (i A Board of Ianageis for the Veteran of-Wife; Ladies' Auxiliary of Veteran I-jriou: Caledonian Temple. Iso 130.

L. Seminole Council. Xo 127. 31 of Stars and Stripes. Xo 58.

of J-: Ladies of the Golden Faiile; Theresa Lodge. Daughters of Rebecca, and Buena Vista Club. JSo 1. Ij of are invited to attend funeral services. Monday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at her late eldllfl.

3076 Nice st. Remains can be yiewed on Sunday evening, from 7 to 10. Interment Mount Peace Cemeterv. HARRISON'. Suddenly.

on May 1. 1009, JOHN beloved husband of Agnes llar-j-isoti. Relatives and rtends. also Ivfnhoe 'astle. Sir 2.

Knights of the Golden Eagle, ure inritod to atteud the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 i at his late residence. 32 3Hth st. Interment private. Lancaster, I'a. pairf-r please cony.

HF.NNFR. On May 2. 1'JtHt. PHILIP HBX- NKlt, husband of F'lorence Henner Inee Bnmsi, zed 4 jears. Relatives and frtemla of the aiiiily.

also Cjratvissa Tribe- No 121, 1 It ll; Olney touiacU.o 1 0 A. ae laviteii ERLIN London, England LONDON JUNE 5 to 15 1909 Apply for ILLUSTRATED ROC RE FREE from TOWN 81 COUNTRY TRAVEL BUREAU 389 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK ECONOMY Eerlin, Germany. Facing the Famous Brandenburg Gate. ADLO RESORTS INQUIRER REPORT BUREAU Located on the second floor of The Inquirer Building, lloa Market st. Now to.the public.

Information covering all Hotels, Cottages. Railroads and any other information pertaining to Resorts may be obtained upon application. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

llllarlborongb-IBlenbcim PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE DURING -tuautM urt-ai, ispriDS: ana cummer sea- in. .1 .1 i months. JOSIAIT WHITE SONS COMPANY. AI RFMARI VIRGINIA near Beach. nLULmnilLL most modern and leading moderate-rate hotel; 100 suuuy front rooms, private baths, elevators, steam heat, sun par-" lore, music, excellent table, own farms una dairy, white sen-ice.

Special rates May and June. $8 to $12 weekly; up daily. Booklet J. P. COPE.

FRflNTFNAn Kentucky 100 yards rnUlllLllAU from beach. As good as tbe best. Capacity 25U. new. homelike, elevator, steam heat, snn parlor, baths, phones, excellent table, white service, ocean view rooms, metal beds.

Special rates, $8 up weekly. $1.50 up daily. Saturday to Monday. $3. Booklet.

M. V. WATTS. HOTEL NEW ENGLAND South Carolina ave. and the Beach; private, baths, elevator to.

street level, sun parlor; cap. 3fi0. -Superior table. Special spring rates. Opeu all the year.

BRYAN A WILLIAMS. CHETWOODE OPEN ALL YEAR. Pacific and Illinois ave. Special rates $8 to per wk. Booklet.

$3.50 Sat, till Monday. E. M. DEMPSEY. D0IIPC flC I CnU Virginia ave.

and Beach. rUnUC UC LCUIl European plan. (1 day up. American plan. $2 day up.

Elevator from St. ALFRED B. GR1NDROD. (fll So. Michigan ave.

Home comfort. uULfl Ifl Good. np dally: $7 up weekly. Both F. C.

WARKt'RTOS HOTEL CLARENDON AVE. ear jsckcd iw Open ill jear. 581 Unter den Linden 1 HOTEL VS'VXN. Oh April 29. 1909.

THEODORE son of John and the late Amelia Wyun. H. in his 61st vear. The relatives and friends of the familv are respect fully Invited to attend the funeral services, at his late resideuee. 190S Diamond street, on Xlonday.

-12 o'clock noon. Interment private at Laurel Hill Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM :XIII.LF!R. In sad but loving remembrance of JOHN B. MILLER.

Died Xlay 3, lot S. FAMILY. CAN ALL USE SOCKEYE Solicitor Enrle Says Certain Salmon Packers Have no Monopoly WASHINGTON, May 2. There can be no monopoly in the use of the word "sockeye" in denominating the species of salmon canned by any of the jrreat salmon packing interests of the Pacific coast or of Alaska, nor is a packer required to state on the label of his cans the locality in which this salmon Is taken, according to a decision by Solicitor Karle for the Department of Commerce and Labor in fin informal opinion to the United States Fish Commission. The latter inquired whether the Alaska salmon law enacted by Coneress on June 6, 1006, requires that the label used by the packers shall state the locality in which the salmon was taken.

Some idea of the importance of the ''sockex-e" salmon industry may be gleaned from -the fact that the total catch of this fish, in Alaska, in 1908 was representing a commercial value of LITTLE CABANNE BOY HOME ST. LOUIS, May 2. James S. Cabanne, III. seven years old.

who was taken from the home of his jrrandmother 011 April 1 by Broughton Brandenburg, who said he acted for tbe boy's mother, today received a warm welcome ou his arrival from San Francisco-with his father. James S. Cabanne. Tomorrow Cabanne's divoree suit against Mrs. Cabanne-Brandenburg.

as the boy's mother calls herself, will be called in the circuit r-TT Big Lot of Oranges Coming SAX BERNARDINO. May 2. All previous records were broken by the Atchi son. Topeka and Santa Fe for April in shipments of oranges to the East. During April 3084 cars went East.

Each car contained 3S4 boxes, and, with about 175 oranges to the box, a -total of oranges was carried. The value for the month's shipments was about FREIGHTS AND CHARTER MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION STEAMSHIP LINES. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT. For Boston and the East Every Monday. Wednesday and Friday.

5 P. M. For Savannah and the South -o. Every Tuesday aud Friday, at 6 P. M.

For Fall River and Providence Thur. and Sat. 5 P. M. (Freight onlvV.

All steamers sail from pier IS. S. Del. ave. Passengers and freight taken for all New.

England and Soufhem points. Accommodatious and cuisine unsurpassed. rf, City Ticket Office. lo. S.

9th O. LUCAS. Agent. Pier IS. S.

Delaware ave. hamburqamerican; London Paris Hamburg. P.Lincolntnew) r. P.Grant (new). Mav 2 Bluecher May 12tKaiserin Mav 20 A meiika 15 Pennsylvania, June 2.f r.

ClevelandinewlMay 22 Dentschland June 5 tRitz Carlton a la Carte Restaurant. BERLIN'S NEWEST AND FINEST HOTEL The Last Word In Luxorj- and Comfort Va4r ptrsoBtl supervision of Proprietor, M. Lorenz Adlom. Cablegrams: "Adloaum. Berlin.

Illustrated Booklet Free from Town ir Country, 389. Sth 281, St a Avenue, New York. Booklets nni Tariffs of any of the -above hotels can be obtained from Town and Country Bureau. 380 Fifth ave. (oor.

36th New Yorfc city, or at the Loudon office of The Inquirer. Xo. 3 Resent London. vis Azores -Vaples and Genoa. June 10.

July 22. S. S. MOLTK E. S.

S. HAMBURG S. S. BATAVIA. J'Mny 11.

July 1. Juue 3. July 29. "Gibraltar. -IP'S irvpH-rs luecKs issueu.

Tonrist Dept. for Trips everywhere Company's Office. 1334 Walnut Phila. RETURN TRIP $15 to $30 BY LARGEST AND FASTEST ST EA EKS' r-BEST ROOMS. ROUND TRIP 30.

May 6th and u'Oth from Xew- York. 10,,., A. 45 hours, twin ccipvv S. S. 'Ber-Tnurtian" (3.500 TONS), $15 to $30.

8. "GUI AX May 13th. 10 A. M. $15 to For illus.

pamphlets, passages, write, A. E. OUTERBRI DGE Que-" bee S. S. 29 Broadwav, X.

i.z Arthur Aliern, Sec'v, Quebec, or THOS. COOK SON, Chestnut St. AMERICAN L.irVIS Philadelphia Queenstown LiverpM)l. v--Sailings Saturday at IO A. (Pier SSL Merioi May 1 Haverford May 2'JV Fricsland.

15. Merlon juue IlEU STAR LIXK Philadelphia Antwerp Paris. Sailings Friday at 10 A. M. (Pier 55.

Manitou May UMarnuette June 11. Merioniiuce 2-S Manitou June 25, I'lmenger OfMce, Walnnt 1 Curacao and Venezuela, via San Juan. La Guayra. Curacao and Porto Cabello (Colombia via Curacao when specially ier 5 Philadelphia. 4 A Grenada.

St Vincent. Trinidad-and Cindad Bolivar. Tia Gren-aua and Trinidad, per A Cuba, via Havana (when specially addressedt. per Havana. 6 A Fortune Island.

Montego Bay and except Cauca and Narino Departments (Jamaica. Panama, Canal Zone, Greytown and Costa Rica when specially addressedi. per 43 Prinz Joachim. A Niearaeua (except east coast). Amapala City (Honduras), Salvador, (printed matter, etc), Panama.

Canal Zone, Cauca and Narino Departments of Colombia. Ecuador, Peru (except Iquitos), Bolivia and via Colon (also Salvador Registered. Mall and Letter Mall and Honduras, other than Anipala when specially addressed), per Si Panama, 6 A Honduras Amapala register-: ed mail via New Orleans, Honduras (except registered mail (when specially, addressed), via Mobile, 8 M. TRANSATLANTIC PARCELS-POST MAILS-Great Britain and Ireland close at -5 Tuesdav. per Mauretania, and at 5 Frldav.

per Philadelphia. Germany Close at 5 Monday, per Kaiser Wilhelm II. and at a Wednesday, per S' Prints FriedPrich Wilhelm. France Close at 1 Friday, per Philadelphia. Austria Close at 4 A I Saturday, per Martha Washington.

Netherlands Clone at 1 -P Monday, per Nieuw Amsterdam. Norway. Sweden and Denmark Close at 4 A Thursday, per fCS Tietsen. Belgium Close at 1 Friday, per. Zeelaud.

ltalv at 4 A M- Tuesdav. per fe' Em'opa. and at 4 Saturday, per Martha "Washipeton. TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS. Japan.

Korea and China (specially addressed onlvi. wer Maru. from close at Philadelphia. May 6. Japan.

Korea. China and Islands, per Empress- of Japan, from Vancouver. C. close at Philadelphia. May Japan.

Korea and China, addressed only), per 'S Gvmerlc, Seattle, close at Philadelphia' May 7. Hawaii. Korea, China and Philippine Islands. per Tenyo San Frau-. cisco.

close at Philadelphia May 8. Hawaii, per S'Alameda from San Francis-1 co. close at May 10. Japan. Korea and China.

per. Belle-ropbon. from Tacoma. close at Philadelphia May 14. Australia (except West).

Fill Islands and New Caledonia (New Zealand when specially addess-ed. per from Vancouver, C. close at Philadelphia. May J6. Tahiti.

Manmesas Isuandfi and New Zea'and Australia. 'specially, ner S-MaHooa. -from Sau close at Phila-Clelufhia, 16, KVA. Br str. 2020 tons.

Cuba to Philadelphia or Xew York, sntrar, 8M.C May. MARS. Gcr str. lt44 tons, one round trnas- atlantic trip, nidse, 2s 5d. May.

HEADLFiY. Br str. 2712 tons. Xew York to China. Japan, etc, -rudse.

June. CHIPAXA. Br str. 3514 tons, Xew York to Kiver Plata, nidse. May.

MIOUEL DE LAURIXAGA, Br str. 2668 tons, same. PROVINCIA, Fr str, 245 tons, Xew York to Rotterdam, mdse. prompt. COALIX'Ci.

Br str. 2575 tons. Miramicbi to Belfast, deals. 35b. May.

WF3STXIOOR. Br str. 2315 tons. Rosario to Tampico. mdse; 15s prompt.

JACOB LUCKENBACH. Ger str. 1744 tons, Baltimore to Galveston, ties, 15c- Br str. 2011 tons. Pensacola to Buenos Avres.

lumber. 102b 6d. June. ARIES. -Br etr.

1968 tons. Gulf to Rio Grande. do tul. lumber. HOs May.

JSKOGL.VXn, S-wfe str. 1837 tons. Mobile to United Kingdom or Continent, lumber. 72s 6d. May.

A CARLISLE. Ainr schr. Philadelphia to Charleston. 44o tons. coal.

AXXIE MXTCftELL. Ainr schr. Philadelphia to Boston. 700 tons. coal.

75c. SULLIVAN SAWIX. Amr schr. Philadelphia to Boston or Portland. 10OO tons.

coal. Oc. HF.XRY I PPCKHAJT. Amr schr. 730 tons, Raltimore to Portsmouth, coal.

70tv ELH5AR Amr schr. 379 Baltimore' to Wilniiuattoa, i coal, tSOc, and tLiscliareeu, 1 ITALIAN S. S. LINES ITALIA Societa di Navigazioue a Vapore. NAVIGAZIONK GEXERALK ITALIANA.

-tLA VEIX)CE (Fast Italian Line.t PHILA. NEW YORK to NAPLES GENOA $Taorniina( Phila. )May Dazio May 15! D. D. Abrizzi May 13 Verona Phila.

)Mav 20 tMaiden Voyaere S. S. America. June 5. A RTF I ELD, SOLARI 21 State St.

NY'. JFor freight and t-Mbin passage apply to CM. Taylor's Sons, Bourse Bldg. For Tuuio-lillo Dl Bernadino. 122 South 2d.

AROUND THE WORLD Uy S.S. Arabic: 16.00O ton. Oct. tC. $G50 tin.

30 TOURS TO EUROPE $270 UP Warriniion l'hll. fBAJiK C. MKK, lime. jp. 8..