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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 3. 1888. A SOCIALIST SD.VDAY SCBOOL.

ItOttcatfcOttat. Jimtiacmjcttts. THIRD STREET CHAT FOR JSMH THOMAS H. MILES Maker of Fine Shoe, fur Man and Women. 92o rallied and up to noon it looked as if the day would end us llbegau.Tben there were laic cables arivlug more rain and firmer markets lu the United Kingdom.

There were more letters con finning tbe bull news from tbe Northwest, Those who started to buy louud wheat scarce. In thirty minute. Hie price of December went from 920. lo and the hulls could not get It last enough, realising put It back lotMcmid It again weulup lotm4a Wheal closed aatlve at about the outside price ol tbe duy. Tbe leading future, ranged a.

fullnwx: i Wiikat. No. 3. Opea'g. nitrhesl.

Lowest. Closing. tKS( 911 9'2W 9U 97)1 alay Chum. No. a.

Heiaeuiber October. November Muy Oats, No, 3. September October May Mkss Pohk. 87 4 4 i 4Ui Wi 2H, 4fi 441S 44H Vi 4i 44)2 4xt' 4a 4a uus; yu' 24' 24 24 titi)i S2Ui ttSii 14.28 14.05 1 4.22)i 1 l.aU 14.17K 14.ilil la.di'i u.oo la.uo t.8 9.o o.nn 11.60 9.40 9.67'J h.U7',i H.60 H.7i S.OU b.00 R.4S 8.25 8.49 8.5K K.0. 1 o.yr, ftui u.93 JTAST 2 WEKK9 GRAND TRIUMPH BUFFALO BILL'S UCFFALO BILL'U BUFFALO BILL'S BUFFALO BILL'tJ (Colonki, F.

WILU WKHT. WILD WKST. COPY) OiUGIKAL WILD WKST. WILD WEST. Gentlemen's Driving Park.

Every afternoon at 8 clock, rain or shine. Cheap and easy access, with comfort assured. fl.OOO free shaded seats. 8,000 reserved seats, All street cars and busses to and Belmont avenues, as usual. Reading Railroad to Helmont.

Pennsylvania Railroad, NewSpeelal Rapid Transit Route. New station (Wynnedeldl at Grounds. Hound trip, fare and admission, 05 cents. Trains leave Broad street station, 1.30. 2.

'JO, 2.35 P.M. lteturn.a.lO.o.yoandH.lOP.M. Time. 15 minutes, special lilxeiiralon Tickets from all Pennsylvania Railroad Stations In suburban towns, including admission. Sen small bills und station agents.

General admlsilon, SO cents: children, 21 cents. luiting restaurants at ponular prices. QTATE PAIR. BROAD AND LEWTGH AVENUE. OI'KNU T(l f)AY.

MAIN BUILDINO FULL OF EXHIBITS. Ladies' Department contains one of the handsomest collective displays of Fine Work, ever seen bere. All tbe horse and cattle stalls occupied. POULTRY SHOW HAS MOKF, THAN OIIO F.NTHIKS. In addition to Horse Racing, Hloycle Racing and Polo Playing, there will be dally exhibitions each morning, commencing to morrow, of horse taming, by tbe celebrated PROF.

O. R. GLKAHON. An Invitation Isextended toall owners of vicious or easily frightened horses lo bring them to Hie grounds, where they will he tamed Iree or cost. The grounds nre reached by the Pennsylvania Railroad tn Dermantown Jtlneilnn, Resiling Railroad to Kunilngdnn street, nnd hv the Thirteenth and I'lrteontli street Passenger Railway.

CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE. OPENING OK TUB SEASON. TO.T(iHT. TO NIGHT.

Every Evening, Wednpsday and Hat, Matinees, Geueral AdmlsKnlon Wednesday Mutlneea.OOc. THE HANLONS. Iu their gre.u Farcical Comedy, the VOYAOK EN SUISSE BeaiUitnl and Elahnrale. Every Kcne New. Admission Prices 60 and Family Circle, 25c.

CHESTNUT STRE KT THEATRE. Every EvMnliig.Wednesday and Sat Matinees. "ALWAYS HKr I'HK UKH'r." .1 0 SON A Ii A I 's MAJESTIC AND MATCHLESS MfNSTRELS. Kliurs of the Minstrel World. Every Feuture Entirely Now.

Entirely new und (rortfeous First Part. Araonir ui iiMt ni uomenians are i arnm uou biavm, Hnghey Dougherty and Jay Qulgley. Next Week Don man Thompson's New Play, THE TWO Hls'tERS. WALNUT TO NIGHT AT 8. Grand Opening siicoess, W.

W. TIlloUon'M t'omedy Company In ZfU ZAO. OMENTAL AND MOtiERV WENERY. POP ULAR Afjn DATtiHV Mtlsli: (Irnrefnl Minuets, Premiere Solo, Onilesnue Neirro HHnces. TUHIVIiSH IU '1 MVlrlULIKI lUAL J1KA rr.rli KS, ZIU ZAO for two Weeti and Wednesday and Haturday Matinees.

fiRAND OPERA HOUSE. 250. 50c. 750. fiirner BROAD and MOXTOOMKHV Ave.

SEW AMICKIUAN OPERA Oniitav Ulnrlchs Proprietor. ro Mgnt and Saturday Nlant LA FAVURITA. Tuesday A TJST. KAUMT. l''AUST.

Weilnes. Roliemlan (llrl. Tliurs. Trovatore. tnnay Nlslit.

aturdav Matinee MA RH AN A. Heats on sale at Grand Opera Home and Owe A Simpson's. I4i CHESTNUT Streeu Next Week Tlie Daushter of the Regiment. lARNCROSS' 11th St. Opera House.

ELEVENTH rtt. nhove OHi'XTNU'1 C'A ItXfP.O: Everv Evenlnsr Tills Weetc. CAKNORIISS CA UNCROSS CARNi'ltOSS rARXCItOSrt OA It VCltl ISS I'A ItNCROHS CA UNCROSS Dnmnnt's Btirlesnne. entitled BLAINE'S Till I' OVER, and BAY RECEPTION. Onr New Kxlravazanza.

BILL THE WILD Rox Oiliee Always Open. ARCH ST. THEATRE CLAXTON. Every Eveniiur. Matinees Wed.

and Sat. KATE CLAXTON ANI CHAS. A. STEVENSON, Iu Frank Harvey's London Success, entitled THE WOULD AGAINST HER. THE WORLD AGAINST HER.

Great Cast. Beautiful scenerv and Meets. RATIONAL THEATRE, Reserved Orchestra Chairs only 50c. The cootlnr apparatus nlwavs in operation. LAST TIME 1 THIS CITY Of A BUNCH OE KEYS.

Secure seats durliie the ilav. 8.30 to 6. MATINEE TO MORROW. Next week Frank I. Frayne In Mardo.

CENTRAL THEATRE VARIETY. Nightly Matinees Tues. Friday and sal. LILLY CLAY'S GAIETY CO. Hand iome Ladies.

Greiit Olio Artists. Grand Burlesque ROBINSON CRUSOE. T70REPAUGH'S THEATRE. a THIS AFTERNOON AND TO NIGHT. IM IEIDJI'S CABIN.

DAN COLLY i as TOHSY. September 10 KATHKRIN'K ROGERS. TT R. JACOBS' LYCEUM THEATRE. a Atatinees Thura.

and 8aU Uraml Spectacular Production of PASSION'S HI.AVK. Week Sept. lu "Ten Nights tu a Bar Room." CONTINENTAL Theatre, Arch Matinees Nfomlav, Weilnesiinv antl Hstitnlay. KIMKA1.I, MKItlllK MAKKRS In "CAPEtto." weeuoriutu jk kkk HA.NKtN iu GOI.llKN GIANT. TJASE BALL TO DAY.

Athletic Grounds, 'ittth and Jerrersou streets. UUUAT UAiUl. A'Ui LET1U ClNCIXNATf. Admission. 25c.

Pavilion, riic. riav.4 P. M. These Karnes are the last appearance of Cincin nati Club in Pill ludelphl 'i tliis st ason. Concert Tomorrow from 'i to4 P.

M. Cincinnati To Morrow. TO STATE FAIR VIA THP. RKADlNn RAILROAD. OIJICKKST ROt'TK.

Pnrlnt the Pair, September 3 to 1. the Rending usuroiiu win run irauis every icu minutes Irom H.15 A. M. to 7 P. M.

In both directions between and tireen stri elsand air (jruunds llluut initdon si reet station). BASE BALL PARK, GLOUCESTER. TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF PAWNEE HILL'S WILD WKST. Over 8,0011 People Witness the Performance and iTOMOunee it tne GREATEST WILD WEST OV EARTH. Excursion and admission to show, SO cents.

qycloraSiaI oFjerusalem OX THK DAY OP TTTE CRUCrFIXIOX. BItOAt) AND CHERRY. upen uay and Evening rVOOLOGICAL GARDEN. OPEN EVERY DAY. AdmlBStnn.

26c. Children, 10i Elephants bathe daily at 4 P. M. rpHE GREAT EUROPEAN MUSEUM, umkktxut Hiniet. Admission, 2S eta.

tltentlemen nnlv. 1 The human frame rAv.nlpri In all conditions of health and disease Irom the cradle to thegrave. Extraordinary Won UII. VJ, I1 irillll A. iu.

nil 1,, Jit. ixtsaual. ATEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Mrs. XI e. McCray, 815 3Mth street.

Oood reliable peip, male and female, for all situation'. SUFFERED FROM A BAD CASE OF blood polnonlne and nervous exhaustion; imuiiy Bui otner pnvHiciftn! cnum not cure me. 1)T, Ilk EL. fiMS North KOt'H It! Rlrnot IMiIIm vu.vu uie. i uvie nil mmi rer 10 conuu Dim.

K. wALKKR, Wilmington, Del. MRS. HOFFMAN, BUSINESS CLAIR vorant. tetla nnmm of her vUllnm nnd the wimp in in 11 oruienneyou marry.

ru. ranKitn ftu TTIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST oirciotnint. Add resa M. al 60'i Sou IhjU TI EADQUARTER3 FOR RUBBER JL A ftoods. It.

Levtck'sson TS4 ISM Chestnut. QUINLAN, FISHER. CHEAPEST CREDIT HOUSE IN TICK C'lfV MIH ARCH ttrait. AST OFF CLOTHING Bouffht CaU oraa air.or Mrs. WALLACK.41HS.

17th sl CARPETS CLEANED CLEAN BY "The Philadelphia." at 'ilst and RACK Hts. DR. pi 1 DK HARDT'S PENNYROYAL Pills. If I Bold bv drutelsts. OtHce 'i(l3 N.

9tlu gllcixl Estate tut MtHc. or sale stone Otvelllnz and Lot. 100x300. corner of Rrvn Mawrand Union avenues. U.

C. THUMP. KON.llKll CHESTNUT street. Hotel with license in will lAMspottT lor rent; terms very easy. MILL HWAKTZ.

Arents. Wllllamsoort. or P.HHKItMAN, Attorney, 926 WALNUT. tttttauts. A GENTS WANTED 176 A MONTH jl a and expenses paid to sell our goons.

Nocan Its! required. isalary paid monthly, expenses la standard silverware Boston. advance. I' ADY AGENTS wanted for Ladles' and Child rail's Wear. Valuable sam pies free condl Initially.

Write Mrs. F.C.Karrlnitton, hot tktj.Chlcnuo WANTED EXPERIENCED SAFE salesmen. AddreM, with reference, MOSliKK, RAI1MANN A Cincinnati. IT ANTED SALESMEN TO SELL our'2nllv our '2Niivordonr nlRtPfl hvour new plan ot free art vert i nit Aents cieitr vki aaay. wniemr CirrnlRrn.

N. Y. DOOU Albany. N. V.

WANTED AT ONCE LOCAL AND (len.AuenlA Salarvand miccau iriiar. Wrlta. J. Austin shaw. Niirtervman.

KocheMer, Y. iapvjoposiUs. IHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CUMi'ANY onire, i33 South KOUKTU btreet, Philadklhiiia. August 30, 1HMK. nropoals addreptned tn the understuned.

and innrked on the outnlile Propow.IV will be received al thin office until OA. Heptember M. 1HHH, for furnishing all labor and material and erecting complete a Hiiwniier fettattoii at Bella fonte.on 'I rone Dlvhton of It, K. rropouir 10 mate sroo sura ror woric coropieie. Ptann and mectflc.itlnnpi can be seen at this olllce and at ofllc of IL W.

Webber, AnilHtant Engineer, A 1 loon fa. Thhs company reierven iue rivrn to re ocr nnr or all propoMl. WM. H. HHOWN.

Miirinenr. Segal loticcs. 01 ICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT an application will he mad In the Oovernor of the Htate of Pennsylvania on TUESDAY, Heptember 11. A.U. 1MHH.

under the act or Aventbly of the L'ommonweallh ol Fe nny Ivanla entitled An Act to Provide Tor the Incnr(Miraiton and Iteifiila tlott or Certain CnrporaMonv' approved April J9, 1h74, and the mipolenienlfi thereto, lor the charter of an Intended corporation to be Called "The New It I al riff Mun llulldliut and Loan Afinoclation." the character and object of which Is (he accumulation of a fond by monthly contributions of Its member and to loan the same to them from time to time tn enable them to purchaw home Kadi or other real estate or for Investment Inanv law Mil biipiltiewand for any and all anon purposes are mentioned In Maid act and the minnlnmenU thereto. do far a the mmo relate to building and loan a Rnrlntlonn. The name of the aubmrllieni to the certillcnte of Incorporation are Chftrles Hremer, iticnnra meinoecK, wono jjvid, A.vin nam me VeleuUne Lieols. KJ JL Also i from the i apart J. Vice at tooth city na rty public P.

oeiow west Citv and UP. rty 2 K( A YEAR, FOBTTOUNQ MEN COUU AND BO VS. SCBOOL FITS FOR COLLEGE OP. BUSINESS. SWITi.IN C.

SHORTTJDOE'8 MEDIA ACADKM AT MEDIA. PA, (NEAR PHILADELPHIA). 30 minutes from Broad street station. One nf the best equipped and best managed schools. All Students board with the Principal.

Touchers all men and graduates of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, 't rinity, Cornell, Lehigh Lalayeite. University of Pennsylvania or other first class Colleues. students fitted at Media Acad my are now at Harvard, Yale, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton. Le hlgli, Amherst, fjttayeite, Columbia. Cornell and several Polytechnic schools.

Pine Building, sinule. double or communicating rooms, with ample hath aceommo'latlnn Rverv room has asleam radiator and is completely furnished. Grounds (ten acres) for football, base hull, athletics, etc Gymnasium refitted and heated by steam. Best Instruction, best care, best table. Special opportunities tnr art students to advance rapidly, Hpecial private tutoring lor backward boys.

Patrons or students may select any similes, or an Kng'llsh. Scientific, Business, College Preparatory, or Civil Engineering course: New Physical and Chemical laboratory, superior Praotlcal Business Department In Commercial course with liand. Typewriting, More fully supplied with apparatus than any other College fitting school. Twelve teachers fnr ahoutune hundred students, kvery teacher devotes his whole time tooneortwo subjects. Media Academy affords every home comfort, the best education and the best training.

Fixed prices cover every expense. No examinations lor ndmlsslon. New Illustrated cata oeue sent free to any address. HWITHIN C. SHORT LIDGE, A.

A. M. (Harvard Graduate), Principal and Proprietor, Media, Penna. PEIRCE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS RECORD. BUILDING, 917 91, Chrstmtt Fa.

THOMAH MAY PFTROR. M. Prtnntnal and KouihIpp. Rpv. JnTJN THOMPSON, OeHii Emprltns.

T.po tnrer on Kttilos. with a lNieiilty ujcaln enlarged und a course of study Htitl turtlier broad pned. Klevpn hundrpd And elijl.t elKlit (1.138) Students In attpndancp la styHr. Morninir and Afiennton Spssloni begin Septembers. Kvpntng spsnlnn October 1.

Ladips and pntl(mpn oiy Pnrnll nt unvtlrao, bnt are not charged until they begin tuelr studies, Ortln now open. OfTipopen In spptnmlipr on Monday, Tuesday and Thnrf1nv evpninsstill 9. TheOlcsot' 18HH will npurndnatPd ftt thp Aoad em of MiWo on thp Twentr thlnl Annlvpruvry tt Hip f'oUoffpon Wpdnfcdny Evening. September 1ft Call or wrlie (or Circular. COLLEGE OF COMMERCE BUY A XT STRATTO.V.I 12K and 1203 CHKHTNUT strefit.

PhlladPlnbla. This surcessftil Institution, owtni? to Increaod attendance hns pnlurpd and Improved Jtsiacill IIoh for the TH TRTY SKrOND Cfileiate yoar. Nineteen experienced Instruciora and lecturers tPBen in BUSIVRM COtTRHK, RnORTUAXD rOITRSE, KNOfiTSH COUP.sR LANGUAGE COUKSIi Coilpire Sension betylns Kept. 3, AttPrnoon school Kept. 3.

Kveningschoot bPslnsSept, 17. HtudPnUmay enroll nt any time In any of the achnoia for a full, a partial or a special course, as mav op desired. For full Information send for lanre drrnlar and Upport nf Mmdnndlnir KxPrcises'cnntalninn ad drps tpft of Iltsiinp Jolin M. Vincent. D.

LIj.Ii., ('harles K. ppem, P. fX.D., Hon. W. TToloombe.

nf the U. H. Bureau of Kdnoatifni, Oorse K. Hforrls. P.

Kdward Brooko, A Ph. John Wanamaker. Kx Gov. James Pollock, LL, and nthp a. THOMAS J.

pnTCKFTT. Principal. I' AUDERBAOH ACADEMY, ASSKMBLY BUI MM NO. No. 108 South.

TENTH Street. A Primary, Prpparatorv and Plntshlnsr Rclmol. Prepares pnpiW for iilh standi IioIIptp aho forcon)mprclal. professional and mi.linnical ir snits. C'Ijirws In Civil Kn slnppr" rheiuistrv, Physica, Book Short han'liojVpe ivrttlnir, etc.

telept Primary and Pi term Je Penart iTientH. with everv facility for maknOn rlv school life attractive. Pepartment of Phvt. NfCuHure. for visitors from to 4 dally.

Catalogues mailed on applicutloa tn II. Y. LAUDERBAPTT. rrnirlpal. PENNSYLVANIA MILITAKY CHE.STKR.

Pa. 27th vearoppns SKPT. 19. A MILJTAfY CtthKKOK 'lirtfITKY, AK1 Hlimi KK. AliTH A Thoroughly Orxai.i7.ed Preoaralnrv IojiarTment rircnlarR of Col.

CHAS. K. HYATT. Pres. M.

PENN CHARTER SCHOOL, No. 8SOUTir TWELFTH STRKKT. The2(l0th Year begins nth month. 18th. 1HSH.

The Teaching staff in now the Htrnntre.st in the achonl's hisiorv. and pruhiiolv equal tn any in the country. The Course of study covers xeven years, and there Is both a classici! and a modern "side." The Tuition Fee are $100, $150 and $'200 pkr ITntll the new Ent TTouse Is entlrply rpady for nccttpanry, the Middle and West Houses (both erected lor the school within thp past nine ynnrs) and rooms In the Immediate vlclnitv will furnish comfnrtahle temiwiniry quarters. The Head Mas tercan be seen at the School dnilv. between and 1.

from ftth mopth, 6tli. Temnornry entrance thrninh the cate of the meeting house adjoining. RICHARP M. JOVEH, M. Head Master.

"PHILADELPHIA MUSICAL ACAD EM llil 7 SPRUCE street and RUTS MAIN Street. Gerinantown. Twenilelh season. I Academy reopens MONDAY, September 8. For Illustrated circulars apply to RICHARD ZECKWER, Director, R.

GEORGE F. MARTIN'S SCHOOL FOH BOYS, NO. 3003 LOCUST STREET BKOTN.S SKPT EMBER 20. THE Db LA NCR SCHOOL (FOR MKRLV Henrv Ilohart Brown's School at 180,1 Pine st.j. cor.

17th st. and Ie lancev Place. Classical. Scientific and Knclish Departments (the latier untter tne cnarjte oi mr. nenry f.

ranooasi i 13 only In each class hours from prill 1 o'clock. Resumes work Sept. aft. Principal at School dally from to 13 o'clock a'ter hoik, 1. circulars ready, iikskv llOHAUT BKOWN.

Principal. Ti UOBY REFURNISHED uurint; tne summer and reorsn ized. with a view to the most elticlcnt work In everv department. Youne men prepared tor buslneHor for eminent Ktandhrr in eoliece. For circulars address KI)V.

CLAItKNCE SMITH, principal. ocust srreet. TVY HALL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG laihk Hrimreton. J. asth year besrin Sept 19.

moderate rateq. Mnlc, Art, Ancient nnd Modern Lansim zr. Gr.iduatlnii tieaunTiii. p'rivn ainiiture. a art ess RKV.

HKNItY RKKVK, Ph.D., Prtnclpc.l. AUSTIN'S SCHOOL (INCORPO. HA ATKD. New Rrlehton. X.

Y. A rhtirch school or the hfshet cUhs for hov. Term, ft mf). Klirht resident Masters from Brown, Colnmhla, jjonnon, oxrnrn, tBinnrmce, Diimin, ann taissej. Apply tn Rev.

AITreo: O. Mortimer, B. Rector. TENNlNGTON SEMINARY, AN EX cellent hoarding school for hov and srirls. Only one hour from Philadelphia.

Has a lanre patronage from this city. Commended by Vt. McCosli. Address DR. ITANtiOy, Pennington.

K.J. INDEN HALL (MORAVIAN) 8EMI .1 NARY.at LltitR. Iancater Pa. 05th vear. (t tiers a safe and comfortable school home, liberal course oi kuwv, inorouirn meinons.

s'jmi per veur. RKV. H. lIRrCKKNHTKIN. Principal.

XTOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND. jLI Colleziate Institute lor Younc Lndle and Preparatory Scool for Little Girls. KMBLA P. three miles from Baltimore, Md (inducted hy the Hlstera of Nolle Oame. Send lor Cata logue.

1 iLAIR PRIiSBYTERIAL ACADEMY, P.oth Sexes. John I. Hlntr Foundation. Ki lisli, Latin, Greek. French, fierroan, Mnstc, Draw Inn, pmtinirand Phvotcai culture.

Homelike appointments, iarire endowment, low rntes, J. H.MHUMAKKK. Blalrstown. V.J. 1 jQLPINKST MLLEB0NAME's if yTl French nnd Kmjtlsh Home and Day School for Yonnic Ijiiltes and Little Girls, rpopenn wni.ifi.

noroiiifo inniruci inn in rencn, lROOKE HALL FEMALE SEMIN aky, Muuia, Lwiaware couuty, opeai Rseptemner iw. Apply to M. L. EASTMAW. Principal.

W1 ELLESLEY SCHOOU PHILADEL PHIA. Boartllnur nnd Day, for gl rid and younsr wntnen. Prepares for college rraduates in ftcmlunrv course. For circular adrlrMss .1. K.

MILLKil, U. 1334 CHKSTNUT Street, Phlla dulnhla. BORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, N. J. Charming locution on the Delaware.

Healthful, homelike and Christian, superior facilities In music and art. Ileal'h, manners and morals careliiliv euarded. For catalogue address Itev. VM. a BOWKV, A.

President. S' OUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Kntember l'i. Both sexes. Preimres for any Col. lette.

teaemoK or tinsinesa. rrencn. ATI, MubIc. Military UrllL If. K.

TRASK, Principal. WILLIAM S. SCHOOL for Bos, 401 South Twenty iecond street, will open HEPTKMBKK 19. Preparation for col or business. Number in eseh class limited lo twelve.

Kxcellent primary department. Principal present after Heit'eniher l.U 'j. ('irculars sent. bNTGOSfERYfEKR.ESCTlClZ MIkh KKMNARD has removed herHeml narvfor Vouns fja1lcsnn(t Little ftirls tnthe bean tmi'l location. IHM North I1ROAU KtreeL it oiens KKPTKMBKR 19.

MBS. KICHARD H. RUSH AND MISS JULIA RIIHII will re open their fchool for Ynnntt Lailles and I.lttle Children OCTOBKK 1, 18, at 17 l'i PINK Mt. jsJEW PRIMARY SCHOOL, WITH Xl nrnirreasive methods for lonnst oovs. For clrcillsra address KDW.

CLARKNCK HMIT1I. Prlncitialot lluicn.tr Acrtdemy, 1410 Uicust si reet. WEST JERSEY AC TON, N. J. A Home lor the Hnvs.

Helect, thorough, successful. Kstab. Bl veara Terms $4J0i Pbiscipalk CAI.liB AI.t.KN, A. (Una.) SHORTHAND AND TYPE WRITING. Threedenartmenla.

araded nrimarv to rennrt. Inir AlHlstiidetits in attendance last year. If not competent In. 1 Ilfeacholarshlu. l.lnirle'sOol iene.

1431 heatnutHt. J. Uuitle, kxuert, Prlik Kf FOR LIFE SCHOLARSHIP. 4JV IHMTN'KSM COI.LKUK. 17th and 'hesi not Mtreets.

Write for Circular. SCHOOL OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Music. 161 1 Olrard ave. Private and Class Instruction. Rfr.

Herrmann Director of instrumental iiepi. anas Kate H. inandier, Prin. IBS M71.l3Tn80lS'SFAMiLY"AND dav school forYonnu Ladles and I.lttle tllrls, SltHHSpruceHL, Phil. Kell term heitlusHen.

M1 RS. J. A. BOGARDUS' SCHOOL FOR Younn Indies and Ltltle (llrls. 4K chest liul Ht ph lla.l lit hyea begl ns Heptemlier 4, MOUNT HOLLY (N.

ACADEMY for hovs. Henrr M. Walrartt (Yale), Pliiic. TJHILA. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 922 AIK'II.

reopens KepL 3. Kn. nnd Business course. The best and cheapest school tn the cttv. "T.GEORGE 8 HALL FOR BOYS AND Votinn J.

a Klnear. l'i In. Helect, ttiornuirn, Nine. mii aim lilin AZARETH HALlToMvTAN H'irdln Mcliool for lloys, at Nuaareth, NorthaillpUin couniy. Pa.

Reopens Hepteniber l'i. Snxnlis. TRUNKS, BAG8 AND SATCHELS. I.ATKT ISTYI.I'X LllWKHT I'HM'Svj, TUC.NKS RKPAlltK.n AT I) VI' KMT rtA rKt Mil. I.

Fit MTItt)l'KHINK, MANUFACTURKttM. 614 MAUKJtf HTHUET. TwoBandred PnplU Attend the First Session What Tliey Were lauglit. A Socialist Sunday school was opened In this oily yesterday morning wltb it. bead quarters at Columbia aveuue.

About 150 pupil, attended the Aral session of the aohool. They were Instructed by a half a dozen teachers. Tbls Sunday sobool differ, from all others in tbe fact that rending, writing, spelling, nrlthmotlc and all the usual studies ot everv day public school lite are taught. Tbe central committee of the Socialists held a meeting In tbe ball at 150 Columbia avenue on Saturday night, and completed arrangements for the opeulng of the sohool, CttiLDnrcv Ann: at school again. Hood's Sarsa pnrllla nil! keep tliem In good health.

Try It. MARRIED. COOK FOSTER. On Aug. 4.

at the residence of Rev. Henry M. Clieesman. A. No.

634 S. Third street. Ciunrton, N. Joseph Cook to Klla Foster, of Camden, N. .1, GHAMMKR BOTtDRN.

On July 30, 1888. by Bev. J. L. soov, at his residence, 508 N.

Third Btreet, Camden. N. Silas K. of Jersey City, N. and Lauretta A.

Borden, of Fall Blver, Mass. HII.LMAV BliroriER. On August 22, hy Rev. J. R.

Westwond, Cooper (1. Hlllnian.of Camden, and Lirdla A. Butcher, of Salem, N. J. HOWRLLHFFJ'.

August 20, liy Rev. N. D. Mccomas, Harry' Howell, of Philadelphia, and Miss Clara Ilel't, of Montgomery county, I'a. JARVIS BAKKII.

Allgnst 28, by Rev. A. L. Wilson. John W.

and Miss Hay P. Baker, both of Wesl Philadelphia. MAcf4KKnoli Mi'C()HKLF. On August 1(1, by Rev. .1.

A. Dllks. William tl. Macttregor to Miss Beckle McCnrkle, both of Philadelphia. MA EW's s'PQK August 23.

by Rev. A. L. Wilson, Harry H. Mathews, of Philadelphia, and MlHsSallle R.

stokes, ol Franklord, Phlla. OCH 0n Aim list 21), by Rev. J. Blldde, Leunnrd F. Ocli, nf Plilladi lpbla, to Miss Maggie A.

Smith, of Princeton, N. J. PKNNI.UTON ILLKSPIK. On June 18, by Bev. Henry C.

Mccook, Frank .1. Pennington to Bella M. ulllosple, both or Philadelphia. POWF.LL liA Vls. AtiRiit 27, by Rev.

J. IT, Magee, Kdvvard Powell to Mary A. Davis, alt of uiuuipn, KICHMOV CLARK. On August 30. 1S88.

by Rev. J. F. Moretl, at his residence, 01 Cooper si reet, Camden N. Mr.

Charles Rictiraon to Miss Annie M. Clark, both ol Camden. J. RORER WHI.Cn. Alleusta9.hy Kev.

D. W. Gnrdun, of Frankford, W. W. Borer and Miss Laura Welch.

TnOMPSOV DOWNlNO. On 29th August, bv Rev. C. W. Hlckley, frvln W.

Thompson and Miss Lizzie V. Downing, all ot this city. WtMER TUl'KER. AugllBl 28, by Rev. J.

Walker, D. Charles S. Wioierand MISBEmallae 0. Tucker, all of this city. DIED.

BURR. On 30th Florence daughter of Clara V. and the late Israel R. Burr. FAltQUlCHAR.

i)n September 1. 1R88, at Pottsvlile, Pa Amelia, widow of the late George W. Farquohar. Funeral services at Trinity P. E.

Church. Pottsvlile. on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 4, at 4 o'clock. FOWLER.

At Cresco. on Anna wile or Henry B. Fowler. GALL GHER. On 31st, Catharine, wife of Ber nard Gallagher, aged Oil yoars, Kuneral from stone House lane, below Pennsylvania Railroad.

REGAN. On 29th. Magsie wife nf Thomas J. and daugliterol the late Mary Brown. Funeral this morniiig at 8.30.

from 834 McUlcllan street. GROSHOLZ On 28th, at Atlantic City, Fannie wire of Chas. V. nroshola, HALEY. On 30th.

Mary Eve, wife of John Haley, aged 07 years. Funeral this morning at 7.30. from 1JU4 East Montgomery avenue. HARVEY. Oo 3ith.

George s. G. Hurvey, formerly of Philadelphia. On 81st ultlmo.Bernard Hatizhey aged 32 years. Funeral this ruing at b')i, from southwest corner Hone and York streets.

II Ess, On 31st ultimo, Annie wife of Philip Hess. HIGfllNS. On 30th ultimo, Cathnrlne, wife of Peter Hiirglns. aged fi6 vears. Funeral tills morning at H.3'l.

from 1754 North Elevent si raid. HUGH Ks. On 31st ultimo, Patrick, son of Ellen and the late Michael Hughes. Funeral Tuesday morning at 8I, from 2000 East Thompson street. HUF.Y.

On Sund.iy, September 2, at Lin wood. William second son of Samuel B. aud Mary E. Huey, aged 10 years, 1 iue notice of fu ueral. KANE.

On31st ultimo, Mary Patrick Kane, need 4A vears. Funeral tbls morninir at M. from 03S south Third street, Camden. MILLER. On August 30, 1UU8, John 1L Miller, aged 70 years.

Beiatlves and friends are Invited, without further notice, to attenit tbe hlileral from tils iate residence at Waliingford. on Mondav, "September 3. at 10 A. M. Carriages will meet S.53 train truui llrond street.

PETERSEN. On 30th ultimo. Carl A. Petersen. 81 1 South Tenth street, aged 27 years.

READING. On 31st ultimo, Angellne wife of Joseuh B. Reading. KIRCHNElt Mary Ixluise Klrchner died on 31st ultimo. 7 months and 24 days.

Putieral from 414 Bainbrlclge street. L(XtAX. On 31st ultimo. Joseph Slckfrit. son of Frank and Nellie Lcgan.

and grandson of Thomas B. and Anna Kenworthy, aged I venr, months snd 27 days. Funeral to day at 3, from 111H Elm street. LEWfS. On 31st ultimo, Mary wltenf Will lain R.

Lewis, aged 57 years. Funeral to day at 3, from 251 2 Cedar stre t. SMITH. At Cape Mav on 31st ultimo, Mattle Mav. wifeot Charles siilllard smith and daughter oi in laie mpoikc rryer.

ROSENTHAL On 31st nltimo. Daniel Rosen. thaK aged 31 years. Funeral to day at 2, from 1141 opiiir auetri. SUDDABDa Ou 31st, Medical Director James SiKldiir.K U.

N. On Slst, at Cedarcroft. Kennett square, Ethel Louise only child of John and Louise Ivis Thompson, in the Oth vear of her age. Funeral to day at 3, from 1:12 7 spring Garden street. UBHR.

OnSOtb, Maria Louisa daughter of aiana ana me iate navio iinocr. uneral to uay at 3 rrom 330 Culvert street VANDERSI.ICK. On 20th, George W. Vander slice. Funeral to day at 2, from 020 North Sixth street.

Camden. WATl'RMAN. On Slst Mrs. Catharine M. Waterman, widow ot the Into Edward Waterman.

WF.NTZ. On 31st Christina, widow of the late Auaiu ents, in me Ttst year ol tier ase. WRIGII I'. On 30th Kate widow of Henry rignt. in ineooiii year oi her age.

fu neral at ow Cooper street, I'amuen, to day at 12. SMITH. On 31st William Kidney smith, In the 6tltb year of his age. Funeral Tuesday at 2, troru352 Adams street. Franklord.

fecial JJcrticcs. rKjia CLOSING OP FOREIGN MAILS LK Ti at PHi LADKLPH I A Post OFFiCK tor th week ending SiiPTKAIBKR 8, 1H88. aula Oil) CP t. 51 ON HAT. At 6 P.

for Tnixlllo, per S. 8. E. B. Ward, from New Oriemis.

TUKrtUAV. At 8 A. for ProirrMO. twr S. ft.

El Cull, ttt A.M., for Motlco, ncr s. m. Pan anift, via HBvanti (when spet ltilly addressed) at ior rriixmo mm itimttin, per h. s. s.

rati, trom New urieunn at H.Hi) r. for I drone, per 9. K. LHhn, via aud Bremen (Ireland when specially addressed). WKUNICSUAV.

At 7 A. for Kurnpe, per s.Cityol Kme, via i erntown: at 7 A. M. for Hehr ra direct, per H. MHwilzerlaruI, via Am werp (ulien nddressedi; at 7 A.

M.t for Cauipeche, Chlaiuis, Tabasco and YucaUin, per 8. M. City of Alexandria (other Mexican states when Sfiectaliy addressed): at 7 A. MM for Bel piiira direct, per s. Khynland, via Antwerp (when specially wldreswdj; hi 11 P.

M.t ior Venezuela nnd Curaroa, per 8. Valencia (U. S. nf Colombia, via Curacoa, when specially addressed). FRIUAV.

At P. for Blueffr per s. Hnrlan, trom New Orleans at H.JlO P. for Ireland, per S. Servla.

via Qne ntwn (Great Brltuln. Kelsilutn. NetherlaiuK Oerinany. Austria, Denmark, Hweden, Norway, Uunsla and Tur kev when specially addreiiwd) atK.30 1. tor Kurope.

per H. H. Werra, via Pou ham ton and Bremen (Ireland, Franee, Mwltzerland, Italy, Kpniri and l'ortutcal when npeclitllv addressed); at K30 P. for France, Hwitzertand, inly. Hpaln and Portuiral, per H.

8. La (lawosrne, via Havre at H.JQ P. the Netherlands via Hottcrdnru, er K. K. Amnterdam (when Mpeeiallv addreMed) at 8..10 P.

for Scotland direct, per H. H. FurnOHHla. via Uiasow (when snectallv ml drennedi at 11 P. tor Jrelaml, per H.

H. Bervia (sunplemeniary) at 1 1 P. for Europe, per 8. werra 'nnpnlementary). 8ATUKDA V.

At A. for At Tomlnco, Oape Huytl and Turk)' Island, per a. H. Oynioa at 8 A. Norway direct, per 8.

8. Island wlin ape daily addrewed). tex(co. overland dally at 10.30 A. 6P.IL and II P.

M. Forelun reiflstered dallv at 5 P. M. Malls via New Orleans, dally at 6 P. M.

MhU via Man Francisco, dally at 10.30 A.U. and Kip. M. Mails for Cuba by rail to Tampa, Florida, and thence by steamer, via Key West, Florida, daily (except Sunday i at 11 P.M. Mails (or China and Japan, per ft.

R. City of Rio do Janeiro, close at sun Francisco September 19. Malls for the Hawaiian Islands, per Australia, close at Kim Francisco September 11. Malls for An st rail a. New Zealand.

Hawaiian, FIJI and Kanionn Islands, per H. 8. Marliwsa, closa al San Francisco September 23. Malls fnr the Society Islands, per ship Tropic Bird, close at, San Francisco September 3'. WILLIAM F.

HAMUITY. Postmaster. Fork ton Division. September 1, 18x8. rra notice.

THK PKNN8VLVANTA FrRR TV 8 IT ft A SCK COMPANY. ArousT 24, 1888. The annual meBtlni? nt the stockholders of th Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company will be held at their offlne on Mnndav, the third day of September next, at 10 o'clock A. when an election will be held for nine director to serve lor the ensuuiK year. JOHN UTHOMSOX, Secretary.

PHILA. TRACTION CO. THE annual meet In if of the stockholders nf the Philadelphia Traction Company will be held at oeneral office. N. W.

Cor. FOK'I FIRST and HAVEUFORD Streets, on TUF.SUAY. Septem Imm 4. ISHH.ai 13 o'clock for the onr nose of elect I orTlcers lo serve the ensnlnit vear and fnr the transaction or such ntner mtiness as may oe presented, I). W.

I)K'KOV, Treasurer. JACOBS COM AUCTIONEERS, 237 rtOUTH Ml HKKT. Jones A sale Diamonds. Wa ches. Jewelry.

Hiimlcal, Mathematical and Surveyors' Instru mentations, Hooks. Clocks. Miscellaneous Cioods WKDNKf)AY. September 13, At the Auction House. I'll sol'TH KtreeL Order of Jones Third and Oaklll street OVKKUOAITS.

LAUIhJS' AND GENTS' CLOTHING, Tletihen Cohen's eleatit ami verv In rue Rale of Fine Overcoat a I a files' and Oenia' Lintlilnir. lied Clotlilntr. Hoots, shoes. THCItMJA hki'. KM BKR 13, 9 O'clock, flv order of Reuben Cohen, broker.

N. corner fVventeentli and Ilalnbridge streets and 1200 rmm nreer avenun. To HI BE 80LD 0N WEDNESDAY. HKPT. A.

Hlo'elHi'lc. on ttie nreinisen. At blnn above Twenty Hrst and Hil.nmer Ul rionles. III horses carts, whcoiis, to ike liljliesl bidder. II.

P. M. NP Ho. h. Aueu vusscs.

LEIGH'S TRUSS, HARD RUBBER or nlekel plnted shufie of tlie human Ibrin; wver limbers or moves from place, the rent fniilt of all other trusses. Klastle Mloekinirs, Helta. Mus pensnrles. Crutches, fte. Larre assort ment alwuvs on luinil.

The onW electro voltaic battery In the form ot a belt. Ladles, by Mrs. t.HIOH. l'J N. Ulli, above Market, corner small street only door.

4PtK AMERICAN LINE. ami I.I ijtmu i ui VK Wednesrtne, Hepiemher ft, A. Bit. PIIINVK 1J, 1 P. ii.

ItlMJ HI A l.l.i n. ri'it A.s i r.nr. Rllvsrr.AVIl Werinesdnv. Hem. A.

4. llil P. M. PKTKH WltlUHT AHIIVH, Oenernl Aenls. utyj WAJ.isul Birvei, ruuaueipnia.

Th. Gitltii anil Lomu of Week Loonl Nrourllles Blriing, The rcnctlnu wlilcli every one bns been looking for In (be stock market baa not come. On the contrary, the general list 1 well In advance of I be position It occupied at tbe end of (be preceding week. Tliecxml have been well sustained, but Ihry bnve been less uollvi and lean of a Imture. Northern Pacific, and Oregon and Transcontinental have been artlvoand atrouR.whtleln tbe local market Lehigh Valley, Huntingdon and Broad Top, Western Now York and Pennaylvnnla have been aotlvo and strong.

People who have been absent from the city are now returning, and they seom anxious 1 to buy stocks, but not at present prioes. Tbe movement lias Interested a groat many people who have money to Invest, and If they can plolt up their luvorltes a few points below the present quotations there will probably be good buying. Tbe crop new. regarding corn I. carefully watched, and It will play an Important factor for some time yet.

The bulls or Wall street have tbelr office, ornamented with stalks of corn to the prospectBof a big yield. Tbe corn on Third street Is not so conspicuous. A little searching In the buck close! Is required to And It, but It is Jnstas effective In keeping up tbe spirits ol a bull. The laws of Connecticut allow saving, banks to invest iu first mortgngo bonds of railroads which pay 6 percent, lor tlvo con secutive years upon their common stock. In caseHU Paul passes lis next dividend som ol the first mortgage bonds may be thrown upon the market by reason of tbls rule.

Sailer Stevenson quote foreign coins In cold as follows Knellsh sovereigns 1 1.8.1a 4.90 Twenty franc pieces a.K:t Twenty mark pieces 4 70a 4. HO Kpunlsb doubloons I. i.4.nil; iw Bpaulsh twenty five pesela 4 71 4.S0 Mexican dou'dnons 15.80h15.iK) Mexican dollars tim i'lve fiaoo nieces 86a New York stock, which advanced during the week closed as fol ows: Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 1 to Central Pacific, to Cincinnati Burlington and Qulncy, to 114; Colorado Coal, to 3S'4; Cotton Oil, to 37J4: LncKU. wanna, L'y to 143: Denver and Grande, VA to WU; Krie and Western, 1 to Wa; do. preferred, Sth to 6: East Tennessee, J8 to iv'ix do.

first preferred, to 70; do. socopd preferred, 1 to 2o; Hocking valley, tea ti Indlanu, Bloomlnglon and Western, l'i to lOJi: Jersey Central, ty. to 89T4; Lake Bbore. 1 Michigan Central, Missouri West mi preferred, 1 Northern Pacific, 1 to do. pi lloi; New ork Ceutral, to lathi; Susque ttanna and Western preferred, sv Sew England, l'i ln4'i Ohio and nppl, 2lo 25; Omaha, l4 to do.

pre erred, Yt to 103; Oregon Navigation, 1), toBl; regon and Transcontinental. low 'nciflc Mail, 1 to Peoria, Decatur and Cvausville, iK Heading. VI to525a Terminal, to' St. Paul and uluth, B)4; Texas Pacl tic, to lion Pacific, to 81 Western Union, to Wabash, to 14; do. preferred, i to Kansas and Texas, 'J to SU l'aui I'be declining stocks closed sustaining sues for the week as follows: Atlantic and icltlo, a to Canada Houthein, i to Delaware and Hudson, ex dividend, 1 118; Erie, 5ito2S; Fort Wortli and Denver ty, 1 to Manitoba, IP.i to 91; New irk, Chicago and Louis, to do.

eterred, 5 to 33; Ricbmond Terminal pro rred, i Sun Francisco, to 3: prclerred, to 72s Tcunessce Coal and id, lo tm; Wheeling aud Lake Erie, Local securities closed as follows Saturday Kid. Ask. ASK. 'Oder Hilda. 4s i.

7 ie.V.n.; iiH 1.3.fi.Co.i3ti) Del liufas.u.) K. KN. is.lill Am. fisiil.lii J1! U.KK.N.J. m'i UW1HSU J.

pref. new prel olJ 7s, tC.Mid.ss Whi meet. Bs 1 RB.7i.ISsK nil Aa5str.ll4Va cVinspt.p (iu ill tin 1V nref. IMlUt 7s.llli! 4 ml 7s.ilti li Vul. ssu.cnup.ILM Usn glstiliai con mtis.rl:i:i j.2dni"s, r.l4ti htuh.Navlg.

Vi'a do. 4'js. du.U'jgolll ItLllt1; 1. I it. ft.

111. do.cnn tn7sr.l.t iw Mlnebiil tin lis 114 tut 114 Penno. du.gen inclta do. uen do. cm fas 14 du.41 r.UM.IUti I'lSSNVC'ISISWillb'J do.

Idyti Peana. Cuius 741 l'liil. A Erie do. do. 114 P.r.&t.L.7sriai 117 107 1H, llead.

Il.lt 2D5d6 Mi uo. 7S, i.mi...ti.i3 do. 7s. r.l:wli do.g.m.n. 4s ss.

do.coslsls.std lis do. 1st M'i do. sd 7.i do. II. I iu n.

IH'f Und. Cos. N.J.trii da gin m4s. 104 111 tii IsSi iv ii.a.iiu.7sii.i' WC'tiesc7src lui'i W.Jerbey da do. 1st it All.

4S do. Int Iot( Win Vt t'H 14 W. I'enns. 4s i Ins. Co.

N. iinscll Hi Acad. Music. Citizens' 1'. R.S Chestnut rii ft.

loo Kitthst It 27. (4criniintwn ilf1 Oreen St. llestonville .7 Conttneittal Itlls ixinibardst ft Hidxe Ave. 11.210 tseciind SI spruce St SO TliirtntliSt K.lo0 Cnlon Pass.R.1) People's P. K.

41 W. PHI In. Pill la. Trsc ii Market strong. no 1U8 M4 2(5 lili liri IH 212 I7ti 82 ineh.

V.lt is imiisrH Norrisiownlt.r rl N. ent ml It. 7) do. geii.49.la5 is lli)L K.com do. pref.

MS N. l'snna, R. Kl da 1st nji7s.HU,' do. g.m. 7s r.

127 Trans. a I7i Si's 41' 17a GCA1N AN'l) PKUDCCE. (Vlieat and Corn Easier Oat. Steady. Little Change In Traduce.

atcriia ber 1. Wheat con tl ues etisier, closing In New York at 9Hc. for September and il.0l tor December. Receipt, were bushels; shipments, 3,854 bush Ms; stock, bushels; Inspections, 30 Spot sales Included 4,500 bushels No. 1 Pennsylvania.

In export elevator, at fl.00, and 2.000 bushels ungraded longlierry. Afloat, it 99c, and 1,000 bushels No. 2 Delaware, in at $1 09'a Options closed at 97a 17 la lor September; 9Jia'Jic. for October; J9Xc. for November, and 8l.00al.01 for Jecember.

Corn and the option market on lieur by months Is about 1 cent lower. Receipts were 8,5.) bushels; shipments, 4,018 bushels; stock, 51,542 bushels: Inspections, curs. Options closed nt for 8ep oai'tr. for Octotier; 6211WC. for Noveinher, and lor December.

(hits arc about steady. Spot sales Included 100 bushels No. 2 while, old, at 2,700 bushels No. 8 white at Sla31a.T.'u,; l.txJJ bushels Na 2 white at 2.7IKI buslils ungraded at 3 lii.T!'.,n'l."11, and 3 IHiO bushels rejected at a KeceipU were 48.520 bushels; shlpmens, 21,4 15 bushels; tuck, 194,100 bushels; Inspeciions, 40 curs. Options closed at WiHilPje.

for September; ttyinMKa. lor October; U'iaHIe. lorNovem er, and for Decern her. There will be session of the New York Pro ice Excnangeon Monday on account of Day, which Is a legal holiday. The bird, or 8 o'clock call, will be resumed at bo Commercial Kxchange hereon Monday, Kgg.

are steady nt lOc. rorStatoand uear firsts and lite, for Western. Extra re 'rated are le. higher. Manifest were 112 bar els and 1,450 crates.

Butter holds the advance on tine grades rell and Is firm nt quotations. Manifest, veto 1.034 tubs, 89 firkin, and Ml boxes. Solid packed Pennsylvania cronmery, extra, 20a tic; rreHmery.extra, TMic; Western cream ry, exira, 'Joa'ilc; gnod in prime. Sew York stale dairy, extra. PennsvlvA llaereanierv.

prints, strlcllv fancy. 24c; nversve xtraa. 21n2ac; fair to good. lUs'Oc; fresb wane And sireuked for pacltln.loallc. There Is no surplus of fine grades ot cheese, ind desirable stock Is In good demand.

Tbe Tinrkpt is quiet and steady al the revised quotations. Manliest, were 1.13S buses. New York fnctorv, fancy, fair to good. tVahc; Ohio Hats, fancy. uatt'4c; prime to 'bolce, 7ic Poultry rules easier under more liberal npplles.

Demand Is moderate. Live ducks uove slowly at SnlOc Chickens Live fowls at 12ainc fhr hens and 1SbI2c. for mixed lots: live spring cblcken loa 4c. IVir lariresir.es; dressed fowls, fancy, near tiy, 3c, Western, chnlce and fancy, lac: do. Or 10 good.

l'Jlic. dreed sprlniiers, small and ledlnm sixes. 1 Ial4e. do, large, weighing 8 to 1 pounds to ttie pair, per pound. Cotton Is steadv at 10 1 3 1 tic.

for middling Refined oil I. firm at Jao. for bur rels and (Vo. for cases. Sugar Is firm.

Refiners' price, for round lots were: Confectioners' powdered. 81 lflc: crown 7 AI IMCJ crysiai iic; culms, si grocers" now flonui 'tl irrunuiMiiaa. ii iiir 7a7 11 lUc; conlectiooers' 7 7 lUa Pries, nf Oil. PifiLAnKtnifA. September 1.

At the Petroleum and stock Kxchange National Transit certillentes opened at P'JHc: highest, lowest, closing, nasc sain were barrels. Clear snces, 78J.IIO0 barrels. Nitw Y011K, September 1. The Petroleum marcel pened strnng at 92e Ve. above last nl'lit's jlose.

but eller a sll(jht ndvani declined 10 9'Jl4C, Tlesvy buvliig hy tne West ttien caused a sharp advance on which the market clo ed strong at Consolidated Kxctiange sales, 7HI.1K10 barrels: opening 9 ij He: highest, ItS'ic: lowest, 9 lcj losing, 91c. stock Kxchange snles, uW.it.itl larrels; opening. Pjc; htghesi. 9 ic; lowest, closing, Total sales, 1,400.000 rrc WHOLESALE MARKETS, Cricaoo, Bept 1. The wheat mnrket pened verjr tume bnnr to dny, but later velnped Into ft muring bull.

The crowd ftpeared lo bo without motive early. Tbere 011 so eaMer ntnia ol afTnlra rrpnrfpd by tble Abroad. There wen nolllnff ordrt by ie country. The exportem only looked oti, nt the'ttWit onnntlty of long wheat was rnrrled at airntnul the market, Theh(rtN New York onnlerMried the early telling blpd mnilly. Ioceiuber surted at W1 have just purchased for casn, at a great sacrifice, a very large assortment of the finest Enelish.

French, Scotch and German Suitings and Trouserings, being the choicest selection from the Stock of GEIGER GRIESEMER, of 1209 MARKET STREET, Philadelphia, importers of Woolens for the finest Merchant Tailoring trade. As the above firm are retiring from business wo were enabled to secure this superb lotof goods at less than half their importation value. The wholesale prices of these goods ranged from 3.50 to $6.50 per yard. We propose to give our customers and the public the benefit of our purchase, aud we now offer a selection for a Suit, made to order, from anv of these goods for $20.00. We shall take especial pains to make and trim them handsomely, and an inspec tion will demonstrate the fact that wo are offering the greatest valuo ever submitted to the Philadelphia public.

JOHN B. Successors to Geo. A. Castor CHESTNUT AND EIGHTH STREETS. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writ of Levari Pariaa.wlli bft exnnspri tn ntihlln Bale, on MONDAY, Hep.

17.1H.S8. Rl 4 o'clonk P. M. at the new Couuty Court House, sixth street, below Chestnut: All that 6 story brick messuage (No 310) with the 3 story and 2 story brick back buildings and lotof ground situate on tbe south side of ('herrv street between Third and Fourth streets. In the city of Philadelphia: containing in front 25 teet, and in depth 1UU feet.

Subject to mortgage of $10,000. U.P.Ko.2. March Term. 1S8S. No.

780. $4,381.30. u. jonnson. Taken In execution, and to be sold as the Dron.

erty of William Leach. IX II. KRUMrtHAAR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office. Phlla.

Aug. 24, 188H. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A wr tot' Levari Kanius. will he cxnnsod tn Dunlin sale, on MONDAY. 8ep.

17.1888. at 4 o'clock jV.M. at the New County Court House, nixlh atreet. below Chestnut All that tWQ fctorjr brick store, messuage and lot of Kronnd, situate on the northeast side of Ann street unrt the southeast side of Thompson street. In the Twentv llfth ward, citv oi 1'hilarleluhla: containing in front on Ann street, lfl feet 5 Inches, and In depth on the southeast line (J I leet 4 inches, and on ttie southwest Hue 430 feet 9 inches to a 3 leer wenea wine aney.

C. P. No a June Tena. 1888. No.

154. $1,050. J. T. Murphy.

Taken in execution, aud to be sold as tha nrnn. erty of Daniel Mullen. II. KRUMBITAAR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Phlla.

Au. 24. 1888. SHERIFF'S AXE BY VIRTUE OF A writ of Fieri Facias, will be exnosed to nuhlln Buie.ou ilONDAY. o.

17. 1888. at 4 o'clock P.M. at the New County Court House, Sixth street, below Chestnut: No. l.

All that and lot of ty ound situate on tbe north aklu or Upland street. 225 feet went of Ann street, in the Twenty seventh ward, city of Philadelphia; containing In front 25 leet aud In depth loOleet. No. 2. Alt that lot of ground situate on the north, sldeof Upland street.

300 teet west ot Ann street, in the Twenty seventh wiwd. city of Philadelphia; containing in front 223 teet und in depth 130 feet. No. 3. All that lot ot ground situate on the northwest side of Leslie street, 125 feet northeast of Sixty sixth street.

In the Twenty seventh ward, city ot Philadelphia, thence oast along Leslie street 150 feet, thence westerly 100 feet, thenoe southwest 105 feet, theuce southeast 90 feet to beginning. Nos. 1 and 2 are subject to two mortfages, one of $3,500 and the other of 1.ihsj. C. P.

No. 4. Dec. Torm, 1880. No.

588. $1,152.06, Smlthers. Taken In execution, and to be sold as the prop erty of Ueorge V. Ciesner. H.

KRUMBHAAR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office. Phlla. Aug 24. 1888.

SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A wrltot Venditioni Kxponas. will he exposed to imhlicsnle.on MONDAY. Hep. 4 o'clock P. M.

at the new County Court House, bixth street, below Chestnut All the right, title and Interest of the defendant, Richard H. Walker, being an undivided one sixth, Interest in all tiiat certain lotot ground, with the buildings thereon erected, situate on the northeast corner of Fourth and Brown streets. In the city of Philadelphia; containing In front, on the said Brown streot, 65 feet a Inches, and extending In depth, nor t)i ward, along said Fourth street, 124 lee to a certain lHeet wide alley, called Peter's alley, and gradually widening as it extends to tha rear end thereto, where it contains 83 leet, mora or less, on said PeUir's alley. The Improvements on said property consist of Two 3 story brick nnlldlnes. with attic, with 4 front ol 20 reet 21 inches on Fourth street; Two 4 story brick attic, on Fourth street One 2 story brick building with a fronton Fourth street of 10 feet 10 inches: All of the depth of 2( feet 3 inches, nuir.hered from 801 North Fourth Btreet to 809 North Fourth street, both inclusive; A 2 story brick blacksmith shop, number SliJ North Fourth street, with a front of 10 feet, ami extending In depth, along Peter's alley.

20 teet 4 inches, together with a wooden shed adjoining the same A 1 story hrlck stable with a front on Peter's alley of 30 feet 9 Inches and a depth of 28 feet 1 Inch, and a 2 story brick warehouse with a front of 31 feet 9 indies on Brown street, numbered 327 and 329 Brown street. CP. No. 4. March Term.

1882. No, 2 13. $2,550.01. F. I.

(iuwen. Taken in execution, and to be sold as the property of Richard H. Walker. C. H.

KRUMBHAAR, Sheriff: Sheriff's Office, Phlla. Aug. 24. 1888. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writ of Levari be exposed to pnblh sale on MONDAY, Sep.

17, 1 888 at 4 o'clock P. M. at the New County Court House, sixth street, below Chestnut: No. 1. All that 3 story brick messuatre and lot of ground situate at the southwest corner ol Twenty second and South streets.

In the Twenty slxtt ward, city of Philadelphia; containing In front ou South street 17 feet and in depth 75 teet. No. 2. All that lueHAiiHifeand of ground sltnnto at the northwest corner of Twenty second antf. Kater streets, In the city of Philadelphia containing lu front on Kater street 17 feet and in depth 6 feet.

No. 3. All those bulldtntrsand lraprovempntsand lotof ground situate on the norwardly stdeofiAl lovhlllst feet 3 Inches east Twenty four street, tn the Fifteenth ward, city of Philadelphia; contnlnlns In fronton feet, an tl In depth 04 feet, more or less. P. Na 4.

June Term, 1888. Na A. Moore. Taken In execution, and to he sold ns the proper'y or Mary Mi re H. Sheriffs Olllce, Phila.

Aug. 24, 188H. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF (L wrtl ot Levari Facias, will be exposed to public sule, on MON DAY, Sep. 17. 1888, at 4 o'clock P.M.

at tne New County Court House, Sixth street, belouv Chestnut: All that 4 story brick building and lot of gronnttf situate on the north side of Prune or Locust street), between Fourth and Fifth streets. In the city Philadelphia containing In front 20 feet, and la depth 70 leet. C. P. Na 4, June Term.

1888. Na 754. F. Corson, Taken tn execution, and to be sold as the property of William Tilbury Carter. H.

KRUMBHAAR. Sheriff. Sheriff Office, Phlla. Aug. 24.

1888. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A Kl writof Levari Facias, will beexnosed tonubllo sale.on MONDAY. Sep. 17. 1888, at 4 o'clock P.

AC at the New County Court House, blxth street, below Chestnut: All the Improvements and lot of ground sltwita on the east side of Third street continued and west side of Movamenstng road, 09 feet north of Widest reet. Third ward, city of Philadelphia; containing In fronton Third street 10 feet, and In depth to Movamenstng road. C. P. No.

2. March Term.lftHa No. 575. $1,417.31. Kourguignon.

Taken In execution, and to be sold as the property Ot Johu Guenther and Louise (hienther, his wife, H. KRUMBHAAR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Phlla. Aug. 24, 1888.

SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A. writ ot Levari Facias, will be exposed to publMt sale, nn MONDAY. Neit.17.1888. at 4 o'clock P.M. at the New County Court Houee.

Sixth street, below Chestnut: All that 2 storv brick messuagennd lot of ground situate ou tbe south side of Ijincasier avenue, 48 feet west of Kenecca "treet, in itie i wenty iounn. ward, city of Philadelphia; containing In front It) feet, and In depth 100 feetto4 teet wide alley, with privilege thereof. C.P.No.3. June Term. 1888.

No. 254. $2,289.80. I'orson. Taken In execution, and to be sold as the fifOD erty of Thomas U.

MoCandless. C. H. KRUMBHAAR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Phila Aug.

24, 1888. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A kl writnt Venditioni Kxnnna. will he ex nosed to public sale.on MONDAY, ep. 17, lork P. M.

at the new County Court 11 ouse. sixth street, below Chestnut All that bulldtnglmprovementsand lot of ground situate on the southwest side of Allegheny avenue. 18 feet northwest of wetget sireei, in tne rweniy Itf. i. t.ll.wlalnhl nmitnlnl.irt In frnnt 18 feet, and tn death 150 'feet.

Subject to round rent of $031,641, P. No. 4, March Term, No. 677. $122.75, K.

r. llotiman. Taken In execution, and to be sold as the nroo erty of A. F. Meier and John Meier.

H. HUMBH A AR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Offlpe. Phlla. Aug.

24. IHHH. SHERIFF'S BALK BY VIRTUE OF A writof Alias Venditioni PJxnonas. will be ex nosed to Public sale, on MONDAY. Sep.

17 1888, at 4 o'clock 1'. at he New County Court House, Sixth street, below Chestnut: a ii that lot ni ground situate on the north side of Westmoreland street, 7 feet northwest of Kme raid street. In the Twenty filth ward, city of Phila delphia containing in front 114 leet 74 Inches, antl In depth HO reet. C. P.

No. 4. Dee. Term, 188(1. Na 194.

$133,09. ouaiisgnan. Taken In execution, and to be Hold as th prop erty ol Charles H. Ornry, administrator ol F.llga M. Mediorv.

and Thorn us juo Orury, guardian of John Mary Jane and Ctmrles McOrory, heirs of said Kllsa M. McUrory, deceased. IT. KRUMBnAAR. ShtrlfK BhertfTa Omee, Tl lla.

Aug. 24, 1888. HE IMPRESSION mny prevail In certain qnarteri that we soil only OUR IMPROVED SHOE, which la shown In the accompanying ent. Wo always talk that nhoe, bnt our Btock embraces every variety of wtyla In both onr Rendy mnrta mill Mndo to orler Departments styles to please people who want con'fort above all things else, styles to please those who want to combine eomlort and fashion, and styles to please others who Insist tipon buying only the very fashionable shoes. Bear In mind, though, that there Is an element of comfort about all of our shoes not to be found In any other matte.

UUXnJTJTXITUTJTJXTlJlXlIMJlJ OnO SUMltfEiriiOM FOR vVvV health, rent and pleasure. Complete list of nummer hotels und board In if houses uccesv Iblehy the ponular Wext Shore Railroad. Will be mailed on receipt of cents pontaate hv H. B. JAt.OK, (lencral Kastoni FuMsenjjar Aceut, 363 BUOADWAY.

Sow York. 11 THH HE ELBERON. Tills unique Seaside Uosort open for guesta irom May 20 to October. Address. T.

JONE9, Elheron, N. T. UNSET HOTEL, BARNEGAT CITY, N. J. Under New Manaffernent.

Flrst In all Its appointment fs Klectrlc Bells, Parlor Orchestra, YachU with con.wtent Captains. KOOKRS BllOTHKRS. PARKER HOUSE, MKA GIRT, K.J. Open all the year. Special rntei for September.

THOS. DKVLIX, Proprietor. IN THB MOUNTAINS. AUTUMN IN THE MOUNTAINS. HOTKL EAGLKS MKUH3 has an extensive raountaiti view, large verandas and nun parlor.

Boatintr and hnntlntt. Dratnntce perfect. L'irue grounds for outdoor sports. RB, I'a. K.

V. INGHAM it CO. THE WEAUTINAUG, MTLPOnD. COXN. In thebeantifnl ffonsatnnln Vallev of Ihellerk shlre Hills.

Klevatlon, 750 feet. No mnlHria: no moKqultncM. Open to November. Kvervthlns Hrst elnss. New management, SMITH.

'ILEN PARKHOTEL, WXTKI'NS (ilen, N. Y. Karwtand nearest entrance to Olen: first clafs: jiopnlur prices will make to rey. ular room anests free adinhslo'i to (Hen. Send for circ.and analysis of mineral sorlna.

H. Frost, Prp CAFK MAY. THE ALDINE. CAPE MAY. DECATUR first house from Reach.

Open for sea son 1 888. For partlctihirs ad. Theo. Mnelier. Prop.

AMONCt THH Ir'INUS. PINES! NKWRLTi PINES! PINES! HOUSR in the Pine Forests, will open Juno 1. Bathing, Fishlnqr. Pure mineral and cedar waters. For circulars and advance engagements, addres i W.

11. PKNNOCIC, Brown's Mill N. .1. Atlantic (Citij. ARLINGTON HOME SCHOOL FOR Boardin and Day Pupils, A TLA NTIC CITY, N.

reopens Thurfklay, Sept. 20. 18SH. Terms: $00 a vear: Mutc nnd InnKiinccs extra. MISS KLIZABKTH RIVKRS.

Principal. THE SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. DIRECTLY ON THK BRACK. OPfcN ALL TTTK YFAR. A.

U. UOBKRTS. THE BRUNSWICK. PACIFIC A VK BtfTWERV TRWESSEB AND NEW YORK. NOW OPKN.

JOHN MACAULKY. THE ROYAL, KENTUCKY AVENUE, near PACIFIC; flrst classln everv pnrtlcnlar. Reduced rates durim? SEPTKMBKR and OCTOBER. Hew manasement. W.

II. HKYNOLHS. Tjte Continental and Latayette, Phila. rjHE ACME. KENTUCKY AVRNUK.

OR DIRECTLY ON THK BEACIL MIW. O. W. STODDARD. KENDERTON, MRS.

JAMES P. NEALL. OCEAN END TKNNESSKE AVENUE. THE HYGEIA (OPEN ALL THE Yeari. PACIFICnnd NEW YORK Avenuei AtlanticCity.N.

I. HARRY MARPLE. Manager. WESTMINSTER COR, PACIFIC AND KENTUCKY Avenue. Ocean view.

Onen 11 the venr. MRS, M. ROUHB, ynEEDOAI'S COTTAGE, OCEAN JLJ near the beach. fJood board and rooms at. moderate rates.

During summer nnderold man esement. JACOB H. LKKDOM. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

THE ST. CHARLES," ffrand loeaHon, J5 acres lawn ocean: 50,000 so. ft iwrclies. Best of vprvthin j. joorooms.

wx. C. UKOWKl.L HOTEL BRYN MAWR. COR. MARY I.AVn tVn iTf.AVTIn Avpi.

Onri IT. Hotel. P. C. Jti(.

Chas. Ora'lv, late of Mansion. ATLANTIC CITY. CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE. Thin comfortable hoiw la ucaln open for quests.

Hiier(or uccomuiodatlous. Pur sonnl care and attention. Twnnty elautu seasou under itiannsrement oriw owners. J. KIM A SONS.

HPHE "CATARACT," OPEN MARCH year. A.J. KIN(, Proprietor. rormeriv or mansion iiouw, HEWITT HOUSE, PENNA. AND PACIFIC Avenues.

II. A S. GliOVE. SURF PLACE, $7 PER WEEK. MRS.

HARTMAN. THE REST, 26 E. PENNA. AVENUE. Refurnished and Improved.

J. C. MH1NN. "7HITE HOUSE, NEAR OCEAN. RE.

TT duee terms Sep. 8. 1 day. Mr, Whitehead, SHIRLEY, OCEAN END KENTUCKY avenne. Beit annotntments.

MRS. M. T. fiOflTH A LL. of Wathinton.

D. MARIS SMITH, HANKERS A BROKERS, 20. THIRDS Buy and sell Stocks. Bonds aud other negotiable ecurltleson ooiuiuissloii. Hicclal attention given to nvestment ordT Crude nil Pine Line certificate bought aud sold rpHEINVESTMENT COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.

310CHESTNCT STREET, CAPITAL S4.O0O.O0O. FULL PAID. Conducts a (iKNEKAL BANKINU BUSINESS. ALLOWS INTEREST on deuoslta. aublecL to check, or on certificates.

BUY AND SELLS KTMM OF EXCHANOK. drawing on RAUINCJ 4ROS. A LONDON, on PARIS. F3KULIN. II AM BIT R(i.

etc. Issues BARINO BROTHERS fe CO. Circular Letters of Credit, available lu all Darts of the world. NEGOTIATES RECURITIE RAILROAD. TATE, MUNICIPAL, ETC.

Oilersforsale ttrst class Investment Securities, OFFICERS: WILLIAM BROCKIE. President, HENRY C. GI BSON. Vice President, HENRV M. IIOYT, KTUEI.IIKRT WATTS, Secretary.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS. William Brock I I Wharton Barker, OeorgeH. Pepper, HonryO. Gibson, Morton McMlchaet, I T. Wlstar Brown, Isaac H.

Clothier. THE PHILADELPHIA TRUST, HAFE DEPOSIT ANI INSURANCE CO. FIRE A NO BUROLAK PItOOF MARBLE FRONT BRICK HUILDINii. ill A I r. i17 fill Cl'UNJIT'r.

4JT1T IVIJW1 CAPITAL l.OOOOtM) MUKI'LUS VI.lnJO.U4 HJ. For safe keentnsof Government Bonds and other securities. Family Plate, Jewelry and other valuables, underspeclal guarantee, at the lowest rates. ne uonipanv oners tor rent, at prices varying slit to ITfi nerannum the renter alone hoi dint kev small sates In the Burirlar Proof Vaults. DeposlUof Wf IJiS received upon the Company's Certitlcate, WITHOUT CIIAROK.

ne t'nmpany is nv law empowered to aei as RYECITTORS. ADMINISTK ATf )lt. TRUSTEE OUARDIAN, A88IUNEE, RECEIVER or COMMON EY RECEIVED ON" DEPOSIT AND IN TERICST ALLOWED. All Trust Investment! are kent seDarate and Irom the Company's asset Livingston Er ringer, Alexander Brown, It. P.

McCullairh. James M. A risen, Tnnlel B. CtimmidS, William 8. Orant, diaries D.

Heed, William WelRhtnaan, Benjamin Cnntegya, AUKUStUS HPfttOll, luniel Haddock, Edward Y. Townsend, Kdward 8. llandv. win. Henry Trotter.

Presldent J. KRRTXOER. Presldent ROWARD H. HANDY. Hecreiary and Treasuror WILLIAM I.

TUTnoiS. Assistant creirv kdmujnij i. CHERIFF'8 SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writof Levari Fa las. will heexnosed to uuhlto aale.on MOMMY. Hep.

17. I HNS, at 4 O'clock P.M. the New Couuty Court House, Sixth street, below Chestnut: Ail that story one mowiaite ana ioi, or crouna iltuateon the west side of Frankford road. 84 feet of Orleans street, In th Twenty filth ward, of Philadelphia; roiitatiilrur In front 1 (J feet, in aeptn leei to ieei wine aiiey. r.NO.i, marau term, innn.

no.ri9. t'hrlHliun. Taken In execiitlon. and to be inld as the nrot or Ijeah Ullza Youn. C.

II. KRUMBHAAR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office. Phlla. Autr.

24. IHHH. SHERIFF'S BALE BY VIRTUE OF A writof Atlas Ovarl Facias, will heexnosedlo sale, on MON IA Y. hep. 4 o'clock M.

nl the New County Court House, Sixth street. i neniuiii: All that'J story brick mwnaceand Imtof trround tltnate on the north side tit Melrose strvflt. 'Mil feei of Mnricarct street, In the Twentv third ward, of Philadelphia; contain I im In trout 14 feet In depth (hi feet. No. Maroii Term.

1S88. No.fi 17. 700. Taken In execution, nnd to be sold math prop of William M. M' Knleht.

0. 11. KKCMBHAttR.Sherlfl: ShtrifTi Offloe, Phlla. Aug. 24, lb 88.

Natural Foot. Waukenphast. Our Improved. 23 S. ELEVENTH ST.

PHILA. SHE RIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writ ot Levari Facias, will he exposed lopubllc sale, on MONDAY, Sep. 17, 1888, aL4 o'clock P.M. at the New Couuty Court House, sixth atreet, below Cliestnul: No. 1.

All that 2 story brick store, messuage and lotot ground situate on the soutlienst side of Edmund street and southwest lde of Friendship street, in the Twenty third ward, city of Philadelphia; containing In front on Edmund street 10 teet, and In depth 88 feet to a 4 lee wide alley, with the privilege thereof. No. 'J. All that 2 story brick messuage and lot of ground situate on the southeast side of Edmund street, 10 feet southwest of Friendship street, in the Twenty third w.ird, city of Philadelphia; con tainln? In front 14 feet, and In depth HHfeet toa4 im wlde alley, with tbe privilege thereof. No.

3, All that 2 story brick messuage and lot of ground sitnato on the southeast Hide of Edmund street, 80 feet southwest of Friendship street, In the Twenty third ward, city of talntngln front 14 feet, and In depth KB teet to a 4 feet wide alloy, with the privilege thereof. No. 4. All ihat2story brick messuage and lot of situate on the southeast side of Edmund street, 44 leet southwest ol Friendship street, I the Twenty third ward, citv of Philadelphia; con talnlng In front 14 feet, and in depth 88 feet to a4 feet wide alley, with Die privilege thereof. No.

5. All that 2 story brick messuage and lot of ground situate on the southeast side ot Edmund street 68 feet southwest of Friendship street, in ttie Twenty third ward, city ot Philadelphia; containing In front 14 feet and in depth HHfeet, to a 4 fect wlde allev, with the privilege thereof. No. 0. All that 2 tstory brick messuage and lotof ground situate on the southeast side of Edmund street 72 feet southwest of Friendship street, in the Twenty third ward, city of Philadelphia; con ta ning In front 14 feet and In depth hH feet to a 4 feet wide alley, with the privilege thereof; No.

7. All that 2 story brick messuage and lot of gtound situate on the southeast side of Edmund street 80 feet southwest of Friendship street, In the Twenty third ward, city of Philadelphia containing In front 14 feet and In depth 88 feet to a 4 feet wlde alley, with the privilege thereof. No. 8. All that 2 story brick messuage nnd lot of ground situate on the southeast side of Edmund street 100 fed southwest of Friendship street.

In the Twenty third ward, city of Philadelphia; con tulnlmr In front 14 feet and In depth 88 fret to a 4 feet wide alley, with tbe privilege thereof. No. All that 2 story brick messuage and lot of ground situate on the southeast side of Edmund Btreet 114 feet southwest of Friendship street, In theTwent3' third wanh citv of Philadelphia; containing In front 14feetand tn depth 88 feet to a 4 feet wide nlley, with the privilege thereof. No. 10.

All that 2 slory brick meosuatre and lot of ground situate on the southeast side of Edmund street 128 feet southwest of Friendship street, in the Twenty third ward, citv of Philadelphia; containing in front 14 feet and in depth 88 feet to a 4 feel wkle alley, with the privilege thereof. No. 11. All that 2 story brick messuage and lot of ground situate on the southeast side of Edmund street 142 feet southwest of Friendship street, In the Twenty third ward, city of Philadelphia; containing In front 14 feet and in depth 88 feet to a 4 feet wtde alley, with the privilege thereof. Na 12.

AH that 2 story brick messuage and lot ot ground situate on the southeast side of Edmund Btreet 153 leet southwest of Friendship street, iu the Twenty third ward, citv of Philadelphia con. tulnlnein front 14 feet, and In depth 88 leet to a 4'ieei wme aiiey, wun tne privilege thereof. Na Hi. All that 2 story brick messuage and lot of ground situate on the southeast side of Edmund street 170 feet southwest of Friendship street, in the twenty third ward, city of Philadelphia; containing in front 14 feet, and in depth 88 leet to a 4 feei wide alley, with the privilege thereof. No.

14. All that 2 tory brick messuage and lot utreet 184 feet southwest of Friendship street, in the Twenty third ward, city or Philadelphia; containing iu front 14 feet, and In depth 88 feet to a 4 feet wide alley, with the privilege thereof. No. 15. All that 2 story brick messuage and lot of ground situate on the southeast side ot Edmund street 108 feet southwest of Friendship street, in the Twenty third ward, city of Philadelphia: containing in front 13 leet, and In depth 83 feet to a 4 feet wide alley, with the privilege thereof.

No. 10, All that 2 slory brick messuage and lot of ground situate on the southeast side of Edmund street till leet southwest ot Friendship street, in the Twenty third ward, citv ot Philadefnhia: con taining In front 14 feel, and in depth 88 fret to a 4 ieet wiae auev, wun tne privneee tnereor. CP.Nal. No.398. $8,012.50.

8. T. JaquetL Taken in execution, and to be sold as the prop criy oi ueunte xw fiovey. a IL KRITMBIIARR, Sheriff. Sherifl's Office, Phlla.

Aug. 24, 1888. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writof Levari Facias, will be exposed to public sale, on MONDAY, Sep. 17. 18S, at 4 o'clock P.

M. at the New Couuty Court House, faixth street, below vnesinui: All tlmtS storv brick saloon and messuatre (No. 5l8with Sstory double back buildings and lot of ground situate on the northwest corner of Twenty llrst and farmstead streets. In the Seventh ward, city ot Philadelphia; containing in front on Twenty Ilrst street 15 feet, und in depth 01 leet to an nuev, wun me privilege inereoi. CP.

No. 4. Juue Term. 1888. No.

154. $2,520. Prosser. Taken fn execution, aud to be sold as tbe prop erty oi cuwaru iiorra. C.

H. KRUiinilA AR.ShcrlfT. Sheriffs Office, Phlla. August 24, 1888. SHERIFF'S SALE VIRTUE OF A wrltot Levari Facias, will be ex poBed to public saie, on im t.

i j.iivin.ai ciock n. at te New County Court House, tiixth street, below ineMmu All the buildings. Improvements, and lot of ffronnd situate on the southwest side of Cresson street. lo feet northwest of Penn street, In the Twenty first ward, city of Philadelphia; containing in front 19 feet H4 Inches, and In depth 95 feet to 10 feet wide ulley with the privilege thereof. P.

No. 4. Dec. Term, No. 215.

$3,086.58. Yocum. Taken In execution, and lo be sold as tbe prop erly ui narau urown. C. H.

KRUMBHAAR. Sheriff. Sherlfl's Office. Phlla. Aug.

24, 1888. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writof Levari Facias, will he exposed to public hale, on MONDAY. Sep. 17, 18s8.at 4 o'clock P.M. at the New Couuty Court House, sixth street, below unrsinut: All that story brick messuage with 8 story brlrkback bulldine No.

(2300) and lotot ir round situate on the south side of Oreen street. A 2 feet westot Twenty third street. In the Fifteenth wan), city of Philadelphia; containing In front SO feet. ani inaepit: ir, teet incnes to uoia street, tSuiilect to mortg.ive of $0,000. C.

P. Na 1. June Term, 1888. No. 487.

$2,783.33, Lex. Taken In execution, nnd to be sold as the prop erty ot William a. jinn. C. H.

KRUMRHAAR, Sheriff. BhertfTs Office, Phlla, Aug. 24, 1888. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writof Levari Facias, will be exposed to pubtlu Bale, onMONDAV, Hep. 17.

1H88. at 4 o'clock P.M. at the New Couuty Court llouae, Sixth street, below Chestnut All that two story brick messuase and lot of crouna, situate on the east side or Eleventh street. teet 9 Inches south of Iatiphln street. In the Twetitv eli(hth ward.

city or Philadelphia containing In front 10 feet 6 Inches, and In depth 90 feet, Buhled to ground rent of Sf2.50. UP. No, 4. June Term, lH 8 A No. 732.

$2,040. Yocum. Taken In execution, and to be sold as the prop erty of Patrick M. O'Coaueil and busauua A. O'Con uell, his wile.

C.H. KRrMBH4AR, Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Phlla. Aug. 24, 1HH8.

SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writ of levari Facias, will be exposed to nubltc le.on P.M. at the New county Court House, Sixth atreet, below unesinui: All that 8.storv brick messnaee and lotof tr round situate on the touthsideof Powelton avenue, 18L feet ki'4 inches west of Preston street. In the Twen ty fourth ward, city of Philadelphia; thence ex tending west along Powelton avenue 18feet6' Inches; thence south 184 feet 10 Inches; thence nortl) HA decrees 4 minutes A7 seconds; east 18 feet 9 Inches; thence north 184 feet 7 Inches to south Hide of Powelton avenue and place of be innliiff. P. 20.

3. flrch Term, 188fl. No, 785. V2.7iu.ll. J.

O. Johnson. Tnlren In AxtwuLlon. and to be unlcl an thn nron. erty of Pennington Lafferty and Catharine, his wns.

C. H. KRUMBHAAR, Sheriff. Sheriffs Omce.Phlla. Au.

24. 1888. QHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A lO writ of Levari Facias, will exposed to public a.ile,on MONHAY.Mep. 1 7, 1 888, at 4 o'clock P. M.

at the New County Court House, sixth street, below Clan jtt nut: A.II that 3 story brick messimareand lot of ir round sltimteon the south side of Tioga street. 91 feet we of RlKhteenth street. In thn city nf Philadelphia: containing In front 18 teet 2 inches, and In deprjj 129 teet. (Premises No. 1.) 1.

No, March Term. 1888. Na 80. 9132, Taken tn execution, and to be sold as the property of Charles Henry. H.

KRUMBHAAR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Ofnoe, Phlla. Aug. 24, 1888. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writof Klerl Facias, will be exposed to public anle, on MONfAY.8ep.

17. 1888. at 4 o'clock P. M. at the New County Court House, Sixth street, below Chestnut: All that 8 story brick and lot of round situate on he southeast corner ot tlaiikand mupliln mrcets.

In the Thtrty Hrst ward, citv of Philadelphia contain)!) In front on Haul street 17 fet, and In depth B4 feet. Subject to a balance ol Sl.ilOO, due on a building association mortago. C. P. No.

4. June Term, 1883. No. 342. 1,437.

Knlttel. Taken 1 exern tlon and to be sold an the property of Valentine Schmld. a H. KRUMBnAAR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Phlla.

Auk. 24. 1888. SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A KJ writ of Levari Facias, will be exposed to public sale, on MONDAY, Hep. 17.

1888. at4 o'clock P. M. at i tie new County Court House, Wlxlh si reet, below Chestnut: No. 1.

All the buildings, Improvement nnd lot of (troun i situate on the south side or Wallace street, KiOfeet luoheseastol Twenty third street, in the Fifteenth ward, city of Philadelphia; containing In front 19 feet and iu depth UO leeu Mort pme, (ULiNKK No. 2. All that 8 story brick messunue and lot of ground situate on the southsldeof Harmer (late Hae) street. 2M feet 1 Inch east or Twelfth street, tn the Fourteenth ward, city of Philadelphia: containing InlVont 13 feet 10 Inches and In depth 33 feet. UP.

No. 4. Sep. Term, 1885. No.

290. 1,475. Hloan. Taken In execution, and to he sold as the prop erty of Adam meinmeu. decened.

V. H. K.KUMBHAAR, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office. Phlla, Auk.

24. 1888, September 14.10 October 14.17,'. LaKD. September octdber November Junimrv 9.45 O.UU NHOHT tUlW. iseuleinber October.

January R.2S B.U5 ('ash qiiotutlom were as follows: Flour qufet and firm, cliolee to lancy whiter patents. 94.Um 4 75; choice to lmV hurd eprln putents, fV15ti No. 'Z pntiu: wheat, No, Mprniff wheat, HJuHiC! No. 2 rvA. ttc; Na 'irorn, 44 No.

'J oats, No. 2 rye, 6 Jc; No. 2 barlev, nomlniil; No. 1 fluxneed, 1 prln'it timothy ce.t. 1.05ul,0rt men pork, p.r hurrel, "1 Ik rd, per UK) pounds.

ifO.firi short rib sides, loose, dry Nidtcd Hhctulder't, hrixed, short clear Hlde boxnd. i9a9.26: whisky, dlsllllers' llntslied floods, perKiillon, 20. Hecelpts Klour, 10,700 tmircls; wheat, 121.764 bushels; ctirn.257.10H bushels okis, 3 'B 710 bushels; rye. 19.025 bush elH; barlpy, 22.2K4 buUiels Hhtnments Fhuir, 5.100 barrels; wheal, 01, 1 JO busheld! corn, 205, 25 luiHhclH oats, hushelH; rye, 34 O.jti hiMhels; barley. 6,171 bushels.

On Uih Produce Kxchunwe tn day the hmier market was Una uud uuchauged. Knas steady, ISiaulOc THB GAME AT GI 0UCESTEIL The Athletic Win Etsiljr From St, Louis, Hut It loesn'l Count. The Athletics won a game from the Cham plop 6t. Louis at Gloucester, It was onljr ao ezhloltloo contest It doesn't count In the obamplonshlp raoe. Tbe crowd numbered between Ave nud glx thousand.

The people were very enthusiastic over every play that was made, whether It was good or bad, and they laughed and shouted at Latham's comical chatter In the coaching box. Neither olub had out a strong ulue. They played Tor the gate money, and the game was hurried through as fust as possible, neither oaring which lost or won. There were two plichers and catcher, on each nine. Tbe Athletics ullllz'd Ibeirext.ra men, and Farmer played first base, Mattl more left Held, Blair pilched and Townsend wns behind the hat.

Caplulu Ted Larklu played second base and ployed It well. The Browns had Boyle lu centre, Joe Herr on second and Tom Dolan behind tbe bnt, Mitchell pitched his trial game for the champion, and be did very well, although the score will show that he was hit hard. The Athletics batted very hard, but bad Mitchell been properly supported the Athletics' thirteen bits would have been cut down to seven. Mitchell had good command of the ball, and only In one Inning did the Athletics bunch their hits lor earned runs. Blair's left handed curves proved an enigma to the Browns, aud he confined them to seven safe hits, two each being made In the sixth and seventh innings and the other three beiug scattered.

While the game was quickly played there were no Interesting features, except the Athletics' good batting. Lyons nnd Blair led, Willi a two baser and two singles each, and Captain Larklu poked the ball over Tip O'Nell's head twice, and each time for three bases. The ATHI.KTIC. ST. LOUTS.

a. in. p. a. k.

IB. P. A. K. welch.ct.....

0 I ratliam. 3h. 0 Herr. 2h I O'Neil. If.

1 1 Cniisk'y, lh 0 I M'Cart'y. rf. 1 1 Kovle, 0 2 White, as 0 1 Poian, 0 0 Alllchell.p... 0 0 1 Lyons, BK Larkln. 1 Farmer, lb I Glenton.

0 0 tl 6 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 li 1 0 0 Tnwnsend.c 1 Hlalr, 1 1 Totals. 10 13 27 i 3 8 27 20 8 INNISOS, Athletic. "0U00041 3 10 SL Louis 0001 0 1 1 0 3 Huns earned Athletic. 3. Two hnse hits Welch.

Lyons, Blair, 't hree base lilts rkln, Total base hits Athletic, 20 St. Louis, 8. stolen baes welcli. Lvons. Farmer.

Hf rr. Lett on banes Athletic, St. Louis, 'i. struck out Matt more, Karuier.Towu'end.'J, Poorman, Herr, iiovie, iwinn, iuticneii, i. irsi nase on errors Athletic.

4 St. fjolifs. '2. First base on called halls Welch, O'Neil. Hit by pitched ball t'oorman.

wnn pnen jiitcnen. rnssea onits ownseim, 2: Dolan. 1. Mulled fly halls tilalr.Comlskev. Royle.

Wild throws Welch, Lyons, 'arnier. While. Dolan. Fumbles and missel irrounders Cleason. Herr, 2.

Boyle Dropned tlirown bnll iterr. umpire uutnoert. Hue ot game 1.4U. Rrooklvn Defeats Cincinnati Before the Largest Crowd of the Season. New York, September 2 The Brooklyn team defeated tbe Cincinnati nlneat Kid, wood Park, Brooklyn, to day, after one of the liveliest game, of the year.

Tbe largest crowd of the season was present, Just 0,540 twenty.nve cent pieces going Into tbe mana gers' coders, score CtXCIKVATt. HROUK1.YN I H. I'. A. R.

IB. P. A.IC Nlenl. 1 Mi'I'liee. Ub.

1 lb. I lturns. 1 Fonts, 0 O'Brien, tl 0 Orr. lb 0 't'errv. cf 0 HllMocJc, 2b 2 Clark, c.

I 0 1 Carien'r, 1 ennelly. ss 0 leneau, Hligh.c 0 Viau. a 0 Totals 4 S'JS 14 2 5 7 27 11 4 One man out In last inning. IVSI.VOS. Cinclnntl OO0OOO 00 44 Brooklyn 1101 I) 000 2 5 Farned runs Cincinnati.

4 Brnnklvn. 3. Twn base hit Burns. Three base hit McHliee. Horn.

run KtircocK. Double niavs Kurnsanciorr. VIu, Hi Eh and McPhee. First base on halls Fennel ley. Teheaa, Pinckney, Fouts.

f'uruthersi i. mmcn Dases nee, miuy, rpenier, liarK, First base on errors Cincinnati. 1 Urnoktvn. 1. Vlnu, n'ilrleu.

Passed bnlls Bllgb, 2. Wild pitch Visa. Time, l.KO. Umpire Doeschor. CLEVELAND BEATS LOUISVILLE.

Cleveland, September 2. To day', game between the Loul.vllles and Cleveland, was played at Itoyerle's Park, Just on tbe verge of the city limits. Three thousand people were present, Tbe ground, are and he two borne run. were hits over the feuco. Tbe fielding of the Cleveland, was brilliant, nnd Raiusey was baited almost at will In the tilth and seventh, crowell, former pitcher of tbe Cleveland.

umDired In Fer guson RDseuce. ncore CLKVKl.AND. LOOISVt LLC R. la p. a.

Sfack.2b 113 2 1 R. IR. P. A. E.

Strieker, 2h. 2 1 Mruean. s. 1 fiilllns. 2 Vs'igini, 0 Becker, 1 Keri ns.

ess. 0 ttllks. if. 1 3 0 M'Oulre. lb.

2 4 1 8 Ilotnllni.cr. 1 I Hunan, rf 0 0 1 1 11 0 2 1 1 Conk, a C'ros. 0 Slrullon. If. 0 Alhert.b...

1 3 I Hnvder. 1 1 in 0 1 Uakely, 1 1 Werrick, sb. 0 1 2 Kauisey, 0 0 0 Totals. 11 17 27 IV 1 4 7 15 6 INXINCa, Cleveland 10104040 1 11 uiuuo ii 1 (I 4 Karned runs Clevelsnn. 4 Louisville.

3. Two base hits Strieker. McKean. 2 Oilks, Collins. Three base hit Albert.

Home runs Bukely. Collins. Hoialing, Albert. Mack. Hecker.

stolen base Strieker, 3 McKean. 2 Ollka, 1 Mniulre. a Holallng, Mack, Collins. Ftrst base on balls McKean. Alberts.

Btkely, Mack, Co'llns. Hit by fiitctieo ball hertns. irst nase on errors vtevo and. 3: Louisville. 1.

Struck out Mttinlre, Ho lullnir, Uokhii.3: Alberts, Snyder. Wild pitches Katnsey. 2 uakely, 1. umpire w. l.

truweil. a line A.vt. flRse Hall Notes. Boston paid 64,000 for Qnlnn'i release. The Cincinnati "Red." are bere to day.

The Kansas CHv Cow.bova will be here on Thursday. Boston will accent a good offer for Rad bourn and Hornung. weyhms mav Ditch for the Athletic, to day, but It. I. not at all positive.

Pltcbor Bildwln has declined to accept tbe terms offered by tbe Chicago Club. Clements' arm Is much betLer. and he will probably calcb for Casey In New York to day. Mitchell did not go to Rrooklvn with Kt Louls, but he may join the club at Baltimore. Bid Farrar and Pitcher Banders occu Died eat.

In tbe scorers' box at Gloucester ye. icrauy. Saturday', championship came, resulted a. follows: Association St. Iiuls, Athletic.

2 (10 Innings). Brooklyn. Clnelnuatl. 2 (10 timings). Louisville, Baltimore, 3.

Cleveland, Hi; Kansas city, 4. Leagm fuiiaaeipuia, wnsnington, (12 Innings). New Vork.6; Indianapolis, 8: Chicago, Pittsburg, Detroit, 8. Detroit, It; Pittsburg, 2, Tbe championship record. Hand a.

fol lows: aasoctATtos. Won. lwt. LBAnrrc Won. Lost, ft, 09 tw lift 80 Athletic.

Hi 7 fit) 4'1 f.2 bO (12 nti Chicago Detroit 5.1 Biislon 68 Philadelphia 61 Pittsburg. 47 Washington, at Indianapolis 87 44 4H 4H 4H 60 02 tkJ 60 (10 Baltimore. 41 Cleveland 87 Kansas City. 86 smtEDnLR to day. AsttortATtoN Cincinnati at Philadelphia.

HI. Louis at Brooklyn, Kansas City (t Bal timore, Louisville al Cleveland. Leaocs Philadelphia al New York, Washington at Boston. Pittsburg atlodlau apolts, Detroit at Chicago. Pawnee mil's Wild West Hlinw, Over (1,000 people greeted Pawnee Bill'.

Wild West Hbowot Gloucester C'ltyvesier day. It reopened at the base bnll park alter a successful tour ol one week through South Jersey. Charh M. Southwell Is Hole manager. The same attractions will ho presented tills week as have been on the programme.

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