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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY MOUSING, OCTOBEPv 2G, 1890. WHAT BECAME Plllilllilllllllllllllll WHIP, BOOTMD SPUR five good events run off on a Very heavy track. race gave the public good reason to suppose that for once the favorites would go through the day without a break. Larchmont, a 10 to 1 shot, however, upset all calculations by getting a good lead early in the lift li race and holding enough of it to win, notwithstanding Uoklen Keel's rapid pace at the finish. To day's sport was the best of this meeting.

First race, six furlongs, Lowlandcr won, Bellvue second and Ceiebus third. Time, 1.17. Skcoxd rack, one and one sixteenth of a mile, Kustoed won. King Hazem second and Corticelli third. Time, 1.58.

Third rack, seven furlongs, Foxmede won, Kvrucuse second and ufaleee third. Time, 1.82. Fourth race, one and one quarter of a mile, Brather won, Retrieve second and Salvinl third. Time, 2.1.1. Fifth race, one mile, Larchmont won, Golden Reel second and Shotover third.

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On Uie 24th SUSANNA, wife of the late Peter Cunningham, aged years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, No. WIS Albert street, Thirty first, ward. To proceed to Cumberland Street M. E.

Vault. DIGONS. On the 23d instant, ELIZABETH ANN DIGONH, In the 3th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, ArUmore, on Monday morning, the 27th Instant, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Lutheran Cemetery, Ardmore.

FEE. On the 24th Inst, MAMIE, daughter of John and Maggie Fee. aged 2 vears and 11 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, to morrow morning, at 9 o'clock, from the residence or her parents, No. 2726 McClennan street.

Trains leave Thirty hrst and Girard avenue, at 10 A. M. Interment at Port Carbon, Schuylkill county. FISHER. tin the 21 ANNA widow of the late John L.

Fisher, ased 78 years. The relatives and friepds of the family are respectfully invited to atteifcl the funeral, to morrow morning, aty o'clock, from her son's residence. Chestnut Hill. Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Church.

Interment private. FORD. On the 23d instant, ELLKNOR, daughter of James and Maggie Ford, aged 0 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respeclihily invited to attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 5U!) Christian btreet Interment at Kew Cathedral Cemetery. FRIES.

On the 24th Inst, RA RAH, widow of the late Hugh Fries, acred 2 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Monday morning, at o'clock, from the residence of her son in law, Edward Steele, 1S3H Cedar street, below Frankford avenue. Requiem Mass at St Miehaei'b Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. HART.

On October 22, AMOS son of Hiram H. and E. 1a. Hart, and grandson of the late Jacob and RachPl Patterson, aged 8 years and 10 months. The relatives and friends of the family are resjiect fullv invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clm k.

from his parents' residence, 2345 Townseud street. To proceed to Palmer Vault HTRBS. On the 23d Instant. JOHN HI BBS, aged (Ki years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday at 2 o'clock, from his htte residence.

171ft Reed street. Interment at Woodlands Cemetery. Private. HOLMES. On the 24th KLLA, wife of "William Holmes, Sr.

The relatives and friends of the familvanrespectftilly invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday mt rung at 0.30 o'clock, at her husband's residence, lhU Frankford avenue. Interment private. Please omit (lowers. HOLT. On the 22d DIANNA HOLT, aged fi7 vears.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to day at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, Seventy third and North streets, Pasclialville. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. HOWLAND. On theSid inst, A LTER M.HOW LAND, infant son of John II. and Emma How land.

Interment private. KELLRERG. On the Ski hist. LAURA M. ELL BERG, wife of the late John W.

Kellberg, aged ft2 veais. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Mundnvat2 o'clock, from her late residence, No. North Seventh street. KING. On the 24th instant, JAMES, son of Michael and Julia King, aged 7 weeks.

The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend tin funeral, this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of his parents. 12.51 Alder street Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. KUNZ. On the 24th Instant, MARY wife of Jacob and dauglder of William and Emeline Jordon, In her 22d year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at 'A o'clock, from her parents' residence, No.

WW West Dauphin street To proceed to Seventh Street M. E. Vault LAMBRECHT. JOHN LAMBRECHT, at Meeklinburg, October 20th. LANDLESS.

On the 23d instant. HENRY" LANDLESS, in his 67th year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited toattend the funeral, on Monday afternoon nt 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 2107 Christian street Interment at Mount Moriau Cemetery. LOFTUS. On the 21 Instant, CATHARINE, wife ot'Jarnes Loft us, aged 39 years.

The relativesand JOHNSTOWN FAMINE FUND? A STARTLING EXPOSE Is promised to all Readers of the flew York Herald In a Series of Articles commencing MONDAY. At srreat pains and large.exnense Titk Herald ha.s found out the fticts and proposes to TELL THK TKUH1 without fear or favor. You Can't Afford to MIsw It. CITAMHKRS (JIVEN. At the home of the bride, 1740 Kllsworih street.

October a), hv Hev. J. Kirk Patrick, Westminster Chiire)i, A KS I). CHAM JlKKStO Mian ttALLLU U. tilVKN.uUof lhlJil delphia.

CJI A MTLTN OA R80N. Tn the Kihteenth Strept Methodist EpiscoiMit Church, corner of Whurton pi reel, uetooer iv iiev. J. i. HicKerton.

iiAr JAM CHAMPLIN to ANNA MAHY CAK ri'liunelnhia. DA RLT NO (i A HI)1 FR. On Wednesday even ma, tX'tooor '22. hv Rev. A.

CnJver. ttt the resi tlenca of ttie bride's purents. No. 2t2 Dickinson Kireet, (H J. B.

da KL1NO to lles IjlJbL.lU CtARDINKH. both of this city. DILKH l'ARKS. On the Ski, hy Rev. W.

C. Ron iiisim. wo. isi jjomnura sireec. iuiiaih 1)1 LKH, of Npw York rity, to Mr.i iiLIZABKTU PAltKS, of Philadelphia.

ERLE MASON. On the afternoon of Thursday, wtoner at ttiesr cvn home, ortii i woiuy ninth stn'et. Philadelnhia. hv J. IL Miller.

1). I. FERDINAND KHLK and Miss MAM1K MA.SON, both ofthiseity. FA 1 I'l EATH O'ltRT EX. On Oetoher 1.

at the; res dence nf the bride's harems, hv Rnv. .1. Piirshley, JAMES FAIHW KATJ1 Kit to Miss JSAI1ELLA S. (J'RIUEN, both of Philadelphia, FOXWA 1 UK 1 MT. Septcmher IM.by the IUv W.

Oordon, Centenary M. E. Worth FortvMirst street. AMOS R. FOX and Miss ANNA M.WA IN WRIGHT, both of Philadelphia, A LTON I1ER1 NGEIt.

On the Mth Instant, by me i iev. iv. ountf. oi me lirace m. rnuren, nt th resiflence of the hrldr's parents, Mr.

GEO. li. A LTON to Miss LAURA P. RE RINGER, GLASS SUTHERLAND. Rv the Rev.

William Greenough, in this citv, Mr. KOjtEHT LINCOLN GLASS and Miss M'AHdiARET 1). HUTHER IjA lM)t of Oils city. OHAY WEHUH EIM. Thursdav, October, ISiK), at the house of the bride, Gerinantown ave nue, hy Kf v.

.1.1,. Sihole. WILLIAM A. GRAY and ANNIE WEHRHEIM, both of Philadelphia. GFYNN MULLEN.

hi MoiKlayeveniinr. OctolK'r b. at the residence ot the bride. liHW Albert street, by the Rev. William M.

Harrison. WILL IAM J.GUY.NNand ELIZA MULLEN, both of rnuaueipma. 3IAWTHORNE STEWART. On Tnesflav evening, 0( t(her 21, at the residence of Die bride, KH East AlleKhenv avenue, bv the Rev. William M.

Harrison, ELLSWORTH A. HAWTHORNE ana KiAAA A. STEWART, both of Philadelphia. HOPKINS MORROW. On October 21, lfsitn.

at the home of the bride's father, Mr. Henry Morrow, HM th Eleventh street, hv Rev. W. Jones, Mr. HORACE S.

HOPKINS to Miss MAGGIE MDKKtnv, both of Philadelphia. HOWL AND RIRCH. October 23. at the residence of the bride's lather, 2217 Hancock street, hv Rev. S.

IT. C. Sinilh. Mr. II.

CLIFFORD HOWiAXD to Miss EMILY MAUD BIRCH, both of Philadelphia. HUSTON LOVE. In the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, of Wharton street, June 5, bv Rev. J. G.

Jtickerlon. THOMAS B. Huston to MARGARET both of Philadelphia. EL LI 1 1 A T) EO R. On Oetoher the 11th last, by Rev.

A. Manship. at his residence, S2s JehVr son street, Mr. LAURENCE II. KELLUIAN to Mrs.

MARION DEORR, all of this city. KELLYH ATCILOn October 22, IHftft, at the Church of the Iteloved Hisciple. Columbia avenue, above Twentieth street, by the rector, the Rev. George It. Savage.

AUGUSTA DAGGETT, daughter nf Albert Hatch, of Philadelphia, to JAMES S. ELLY, also of Philadelphia. KERN HOPKINS. Octobor Hi, 1W, hy the Rev. Alpha G.

Kynett.at the sidence of the bride's mother, HORA'tTO A TICS KERN to CARRIE A YNUR HOPKINS, both or Philadelphia. KYLNE MASON. Bv Rev. John Peddle, October SK, THEODORE T. DE KYLNE and UAURLE KSTELLK MASON, both of Philadelphia.

LLOYD CA It R. October 22, at the residence of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dunham, near lUn'sonville. Gloucester count v.

N. bv Rev. W. iL RnrreH. Camden, Mr.

HARRY S. LLOYD, of PottNville, to Miss ANNA V. CA of Philfdelphla. Mr CLUNG Rt.ENZEL. On Wednesday, October 22, lh! 10, by the jcov.

Herman L. Duhrinir, at All Sitintfi' Parsonage, No. 740 South Twfdfth street, Mr. ROMERT A. McCLUN(i to Miss HELENA RRENI'X, both of Philadelphia.

MALSEFD KELSALL. On October Ifi, 190, at their horns, No. 120 Haines street. Gei m.uitown, by Rev. J.

h'. Murphv. D. JOHN MALSEED and Mrs. Pi HERE ELS ALL, both of Philadelphia.

GOSSLFR. On Wednesday October 22. 1 bv Rev. (Jeorse M. Rrmlht ad, FRANK E.

ASLAND to MARYE.GOSSLKR,both of Philadelphia. MOULIN EAFN HAVILAND. On October 22. hv Rev. John Peddie, GEORGE W.

MOLLINEAUX and MAMIE II AVILAND, both of Philadelphia, OWENS KNECHT. At Philudelphli, October 22, ISiiO, bv Rev. Russell H. Conuell. Mr.

GEORGE K. OWENS and Miss MARGARET NEC I IT, Imth ofl'hilad lphla. PATTON DUNRAR. On the 22d instant, hv the Rev. Charles D.

Cooper. Mr. WILLIAM PAT TON and Miss MARY B. DUNBAR, all of this city. PIERCE PAUL.

On Thursdny evenlnjr, October 'A imki, In this city, by Rev. A. Culver, at the residence? of the bride's parents, No. 21H7 Federal street, Mr. EKNKST A.

PIERCE to Miss MA BY E. PAUL. PLA I(KCKETT. Octoher22.at the residence of the bride's parents, (fit) South Firth street, Camden, N. by Rev.

Ger.nje W. MaWmi hlin. D. Mr. WILLIAM A.

PLAG. of Philadelphia, to Miss CARRIE L. RECK ETT. of Camden. N.

J. PURVES GGDEN. On October (, at the West spruce Sireet Presbvtenan Church, bv the Rev. W. C.

Catt4dl, D. ALEXANDER PURVEYS to HELEN, daimditer of Mr. Robert C. Otf den, both ot Philadelphia. RASH BOYLE.

On Oetoher 14, U'M, by the Rev. W. Downey, Ph. 7., 22.. Washington avenue.

Mr. DAVID S. RASH to Miss ANNIE J. BOYLE, both of this city. REID HARE.

On the morninc of Thursdnv, October 23, hy the Rev. W. W. Rarr, D. (., WILI, I AM J.

REID und HANNAH HARE, both of Philadelphia. RICH A RDS HITDRY. On October 21, IWrt, bv Rev. S. A.

Mun hmore, 1). Mr. FREDERICK T. RICHARDS to Miss ODILK HUBBY, all of Philadelphia. lUTMROUGH BAKER.

On Thursday evening, the '2M at the resilience of lie bride's parents. ltd North Seventh street, by the Rev. W. R. Carroll, rector of Jon Protestant Episcopal Church, JAMES EDWIN RUMBAUGH, of Kuoxville, MARTHA E.

RAKER, only daughter of John G. Baker, of this city. SA UL VT LK I NS. On WMlnesday, OetolHT 22, IitO, at the residence of thp hrtde'n piinMits, hy the Rev.s. Ilorwell.

Mr. BENJAMIN S. SAUL and is I F. ILK 1 Ns. SIMON LUTZ.

On the 12th of October, IWO.bv th Itev.S. A. K. Francis, at the residence of the hriiic's parents. Pleasatitvllle, N.

Mr. GEORGE W. SI MON, of Philadelphia, to Miss MARY 3. XTA. STOUT WEINHARDT.

On Oetoher 14, 1), at the residence of the bride's parents, bvthe Rev. Dr, A. Spaeth. Mr. HARRY D.

STOUT to Miss CARRIE K. WEINH ARDT, both of Philadelphia. KUPPLEE HARRIS. RV the Rev. J.

O. Wilson, D. on the eventnc of (Vtober 22, isiio, at the residence of the bride's father. Mr. WILMAM C.

SUPPLEE and Miss ELLA IRENE HARRIS, TOWNSEND NICIIOLS. At the residence of the nrioe parents, Auouni, uith month, Ttli, hv I 'rleinlt' eeremoiiv KTGAIt II TOV'l. Vii of Philadelphia, and ALICE MAY, daughter of r. emon WARNER MAYER. Bv Rev.

John Peddle, Oe tober 2o, C. PIEIUE WARNER and IDA A R. both of I 'h iladelphia. WARNOCK PETTET. In the Elehteenth Street nurcn, corner ot Wharton sireet, octooer si, isw, ny ttev.

J. G. Hlt kerton ALEXANDER V. WAUNOCK to LIDIE PET TKT. all of Philadelphia.

II i A li I'O BTTT. On Wednesday after I MOO nf tho maiilnn.u bride's parents, Flrty Iifth strts and Wvidnsins avenue, bv the Rev. W. Wordsworth Tavlor. HENRY WH ITELEY, und ALICE ELIA MAitriMii ii, ot a ii oi I'linaiieipma.

I in IX( NDELL At the residence of ine oraies Hnnis. mi Aonn rmrtcemh street, October 21, hy the Rev. Thoma Pwle Hutchinson, as isted bv the Rev. Dr. Fogo, JOHN HENRY CLAY HITING, and AGNES STEWART, youngest daughter of Mr, John Mundell, WrITHIIi DEAN.

On Octoln 22. at. thf. Glh. semane liaptist Church, by Rev.

E. P. Sndth, pastor or hip wuim intpuii i numi, a i.nrtt A. wl S1L and EFFIE DEAN, both of Philadelphia. YERKES TOD.

At Fifth and Diamond streets, Philadelphia, Oetolier 22, lw, bv Rev. Charh H. Thomas, Mr. WALTER L. YERKESanu CORA I j.

TOD, all of Philadelphia, ZTM EHM AN HOH ELLINOER. On Oetolier 1ft, lsiin, hv Hie Rv. Thomas C. Mundiev, D. at 8703 Walnut street, Mr.

ZIMMERMAN and Miss ADD1E SCHELLINGER, all of Philadelphia, IIEI. Melhnlsh, M(Kre, Bessie V. Mohr, (U'orite, Murphy, Margaret Audsley. Joseph, 71. Raker.

Thomas. Iltiviiau, Mary, HA. Cllj4g tl, Mary. Cox, Bertha, 4. CimnltiKham, Susanna, 59 Dlgons, EllJitH Ui A.

AH. Fee, Mamie, 2. Fisher. Anna, 78. Ford, Ellenor.B.

Fries, Sarah, 1(2. Hart, Amos R. 8. Hihbs, Johu.tlu, Holnies, Ella. Holt, Diana, H7.

Rowland, Walter. K'dlerhern, Juhu, 53, i i ik. Janica Kunz, Mary, 22, Iamhracht, John. IrfiuilleKH, Henry. fl7.

Loft us. Catherine, 30, John, 7. LonuliUn, Jut (H). M' AliWter, Sarah. MeRride, Daniel.

MeGniKaii, John, ft4. McMenamln, Ann. Maley, James. i'age, Alary, 71. Potter, Mary, Qiitnn, John, tin, lUtule, Martin, 31.

Reeves, Lewis, Richards, Catherine, 00, Riedel, Fntlerlcka, 5U. Robsfin, Thomas, iM, RiHldeu, I 'kiiI. 'I, (7. Rogers, William. Rowan, Ida.

2. Starke, Freilerick.oa, Stevenson, Hazel. Stinier, Catharine. Tnibidd, lleatu, V. Van Horn, Mary.M.

Vanhorn, Hannah, 13, Wagner, Pei eival. Weeks, Milton. Weidetd tacker, John, 70. West, George. Wilkinson, Bessie, 10, M'llson, Thomas, 82, rig) it, Emma.

AUDSLEY. On the24tl Inst. AUDSLEY, In his 71st year. Tho relatives and friends of tho family are Invited atP'iid Die funeral, from the residence of Mandirey mreet, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Fernwoisl Cemetery.

BAKER, On October 22, THOMAfl son of David and Rose Ellzalieth Baiter, A months. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited loatteud the funeral, from his parents' rsiilence, Cardington, D''laware eonuty.thls afternoon, at 1 o'clock. I nternient at Fernwood Cemetery. BAhTIAN. On the22d inst.MARY EIJZABETH, the late Anthony Bastlan, aged yearn.

The relntlves and friends of the family are re. Bjn'ctfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at s.ao o'clock, from her lab residence, pls South Tenth street, Keijulem Mass at the Church of Hie Epiphany. Interment private. COX. On BERTITA.ilanphterof David P.

and Ida Cox, ami granddaughter of th" late BeTdamln and Margaret Thomas. as1 4 years and 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family and Sabbath school of St. Luke's M. E.

Church, are rep'tfidly Invited to attend tho funeral, this afternoon, at To'cloek, from her parents' resilience, 222( Watt street To proceed to Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. CLIOGETT. Hudrtenly, on the 23d Instant, MARY, wife of the late John Cllggett, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to intend the funeral, on Mpnday morning, at o'clock, fnini her lat No. 21.21 William stnet. Solemn Requiem Mass at Chun of tho Nativity, iuwruivnt at New Cathedral Cemetery, LINDEN AND WASHINGTON An Initial Hay's liuting That Was Filled With Many Surprises four Out of the 'ive Favorites Hump Home Easy Wiu ITER a siege of bad weather the racas at Glouc yesterday were greeted by fine elements and the people responded, fully making their way, during the afternoon, to the pretty track.

The card arranged was a good one, and it proved productive of some good sport, in which the iinooiuiiuties of horsc raeine were amply illustrated. Tho track was very heavy and the horses soon tired, making the time, anything but fast. Surprises were tho rule, but there was none that caused such consternation as the defeat of Sea Bird in the second race. This usually reliable horse showed the effects of the hard work she has done lately, and when she came up tho stretch she was winded. Doano did not have the strength to keep her straight, and she swerved badly, allowing ('raft, an 8 to 1 shot, to slip by her and win.

This made the backers very cautious, but they stuck to it manfully during the remainder of the day, with but varying success. Ceawood carried heaps of money for the first event, but he weut down before Fred Taral, who could be bought all over tho ring at odds varying from to 10 to 1. Then came the Sea Bird dump but in the next race the talent retrieved some of their lost fortunes, for although Tyrone was the favorite, Question, the winner, was heavily backed at 'A and 2 to 1. Their triumph was shortlived, however, for again did the favorite spill their money in the fourth ovent. Alarming and Jewel II.

divided tho odds for the favorite plare in the race, but A. (). who seemed to have been neglected by the public, proved bis worth by winning in grand stylo over the field. Those who had his tickets cashed in for 1. Macbeth had everything his own way in the betting for the last nice, and ho also bad it on the track, for he won easily from William Daly, Jr.

THE RACKS IM DETAIL. First rack, purse fiTO, divided, for all ages, non winners, one mile. BETTIN'O Starters. Wgt. Jockey.

Btglit. Place Fred Taral (1 1 7 5 Ceawood a 5 Out Kismet (i 1 l' Killv Brown 110.. 15 1 5 1 Kodie KM 4 1 Jennie 1 1 5 Wayward wis 10 1 Thk hack All got well except Hilly Brown, who was two lengths behind when the thtj; fell. Fred Tumi was out in front passing the stand, followed by Kismet and wayward. Fred 'f'antl led all the way around, winning easily by two lengths.

Ceawood made a run in the stretch and heat out Kismet a length for tho place. Time, 1.5S. Skcono rack, purse $J5tl, divided, Sr two year olds, winning penalties, six and one half furlongs. 1 llETTINfi Vgt. Jocko v.

Sight. Place 2 1 1 3 Out. Io 5 1 115... Lewis 8 1 2 1 115. 5 1 3 5 Starters.

Craft KeiiB irrt Judge Mitchell Chatter Thk rack On the liivt attempt the field got oil' well together. Craft was leading at the stand, with Sea llird and Judge Mitchell neck and neck. Making tho turn this pair went ahead and ntced down tho back Htrelch together. Rearing the. lower turn Sea llird went out, while Craft, otime up and in the last furlong ehallenured the leader.

Sea liird was evidently tired, for site swerved badly, while' r.unn kept Craft running true and won by a length and a half. Time, 1.33. Tin in, hack, purse SJTO, divided, for tbroe year olrts and upwards, selling allowances, one mile. llKTTINn Starters. AVgt, Jockey.

Sight. Place Question 3 1 1 5 Tyrone 5 2 4 1 (initltudc 110. 3 1 Even Tenally 1 1:1... Barton 5 1 liven Mchvood H.l...l'urkK.onl5 tl Howerson (i 1 Uyda 7 2 Even Thk rack The field moved away on the fall of the flag well together. Tyrone, Question and Howerson led past the stand and into the hack Here Snedeker moved up Question and be went past Tyrone.

Tho lead he gol then; was never overcome and lie won by a good open length. Tyrone was two lengths in front of Gratitude. Time, 1.57'. Foi RTH hack, purse divided, for two year olds, to carry 1U5 pounds, four and oue balf furlongs. Retti no Joekev.

Stght. 1'laeo tl 1 2 1 Starters, A.O. II Jewel MadKf I. Vgt. lit'.

102. Even I ti 1 in 8 1 l'reukness Iiss 10: l.nltii. 10: Oberlln 1 arilnn Alice May filly 15 1 Thk hack A good start was elfected on the tirst attempt, the field going away head and head. Jewel H. came out with Lottie in attendance.

curing the stable turn A.O, 11. and Alarming went up, and rounding the turn passed both Jewel II. and Ixittlc They came up the stretch neck and neck, and in a desperate Mulsh A. O. II.

lieatout Alarming bv a good nose. Time, 1.03. Firm rack, purse SiHI, divided, for three year olds, selling allowances, seven furlongs. Hkttin( Starters. AV'gt.

Jockey. Sight. Place Macbeth II 1 2 Out illiam Daly, barton 2 1 Out Corlea 6 1 2 1 The rack Macbeth and William Daly together at tho start and came down like a pair past the stand. Going round the turn Macbeth drew away, but was again challcnircd by William Daly. Jr.

It was a useless dlorl, however, as Macbeth responded well and came lionieaneasy winner hv two lengths. Cortex was twenty lengths behind. Time, 1. 10. THK TWKNTY FIVE MILK IMMD RAC K.

Van Wagoner, of Wilmington, Wins by a Narrow Margin. Sjicrlal TelcKnun to T11K Timks. Wn.MiNiiTON', October 2 The second annual twenty five mile road race of the Wilmington Wheel (Hub took place at the Hazel Dell Driving Park, near this city, this afternoon. Despite tho inclement weather and the heavy, muddy roads, there was a large crowd of peoplo present and the race was a very interesting one and was closely contested. William Van Wagoner, of the Wilmington Wheel Club and the New York Athletic Club, won in 1.51.20.

W. C. Heeds, of the Wilmington Wheel Chili, was second, less than nan a wneei length neninu. 1 no race, tiiiin start to finish, was between Van Wagoner and Seeds. Van Wagoner made up the minute and one half handicap of Seeds within threonines.

From that time until the finish there was not a half minute dltlerenco. The road, for the most of the dislance, was covered with mud several inches thick and the riders were, compelled to take to the side paths. The race was begun on the Wilmington lair grounds and the course was from there to New Castle, thence to Guthrie's road at the edgcof this city, to New Casile and return, thence to the fair grounds, where the race was IlnMrc'l. Several hundred peoplo nlongthe road and at the fnir grounds witnessed the race. Out of twenty nino entries Iweuty one started.

Linden's First Day. LiNPKN I'AHK, October 25. Tho fall meeting at Linden commenced to day under auspicious circumstances as far as the weather and attendance was conoornod. Fiunt KAi six furlongs. Starters: Eon, Diablo, Fanimetla, Nellie Uly, Yosemlte.

Eon, at 8 to 5, won ns ho pleased by three lengths from Diablo, who bent Nellie Rly for place. Time, 1.18. Hkconk rack.sIx furlongs. Waiters: Glen Riiar.Commonsense, Lizzie I'iekwlok, Home Run, Audit, Tom II lives, Hlackmallcr, Rush lloltj Ella Ooldstcp, Rometta. Goldstep, at hi to 1, won easily by a length and a half from Bush Holt, who beat F.lla T.

Time, 1.20. filimi hack, one mile. Starters: Charlie Pnt, Minuet, Vuudul, Masterlodc, Squandin. M. money, won seven lengths abend of Charlie Post, ho bout Vandal four lengths for place Time, 1.1715.

Fourth rack, free handicap, with S1.000 ndiied, one ndlw and furlong. Starters: Funis, Reporter, Riley, Come to Taw, My Fellow, Can Can, Raymond (1., Nevada, Lavlnla Belle, Vengeur. Raymond 4., at hi Ui an easy winner by two lengths from Lavinla Helle.who beat Nevada for the place. Time, 2.00. Krmi race, one mile and a sixteenth.

Warters: Ren Harrison, Outbound, Kemi land, St. James, Pliny, Whltenose, Kern, KlkUm, Red Leaf, Flood Tide. Kempluiiil, 2 to won by a neck from Outbound In tho hardest kind of a drive. LI ton finished third. Time, Lemon Blossom won the sixth race, Canteen was second, Monsoon third.

Time, 1.04. Major Tom Brings a flood Price. Lkxinoton, October 85. Bradley Brother have sold to Chlnn Morgan the brown colt Major Tom, three years old, by Bolus, dam Sclola, for SI.OOU. Pour of the Favorite Win.

Wahhinuton, October 25. Four favorlteit In the Mrst, four races, and Golden id outclassing ail tho others In tho Dflli A Woman's House Set on Fire Over Her Head. 1 1 Special Telegram to The Times. McClellandtown, October 25. McClellandtown is excited to day over a dastardly crime.

Mrs. George Murkct was awakened at 3 o'clock this morning by dense smoke in her room and aroused Thomas Christopher, who was sleeping in the house. Ho fired a number of shots to arouse the neighbors and they found that abedtick had been set on flro In a second story room directly over the bod in which Mrs. Murket was lying, and it had burned through the floor into her room. The roof was also on flic in several places, but the building was saved from any great damage.

The tire had been started through an opening left by carpenters in repairing the house. Some time ago Mrs. Murket was tortured and robbed by two men and again the same parties entered her house, assaulted and tortured her and left her in a critical condition, from which she is still prostrated and likely never to recover. The secondtime she recognized them as two neighbors, John Mean and Ren ben Rowers, and had them arrested. Bowers is still in jail, but Dean was recently released on, bail.

Mrs. Murket has feared an attempt pon her life since Dean was released, he luv Aug threatened to kill her. this last attemp. Js believed to have beepyj the work of partltf concerned in the form' minuses. IN THK FIELD OF STATE POLITICS Major Worman reports that 423 out of tho 700 Democratic societies of the State have appointed vlgilanco committees to guard the polls on election day.

This does not Include tho Philadelphia societies, whose work has been dl rected as a special campaign force. The Sherifls of Lawrence. Butler and Armstrong counties were selected as arbitrators in the Forty eighth Senatorial district dispute and agreed upon W. R. Crawford over 0.

0. Allen, their meeting in Oil City. The friends of Allen are hot about it and say it was a flxed up scheme. They claim that Allen was entitled to a Recond term. The vote in this district In lRHtt cannot be given, as Butler and Armstrong were in the Forty flrst district and Iiwrence in the Forty sev enth, wLli Mercer.

The deadlock in the Sixteenth Congressional district is as hopeless as ever. A resolution to refer the question of nomination to a committee of three Republicans not resident in the four counties was rejected. The conferrees have been balloting four weeks. The Democrats will nominate John J. Rear don, of W'illiamsport, in the event of a positive declination from Mortimer F.

Elliott, and Iteardon is a strong man, especially in Lycoming and Clinton. Postmaster (leneral Wanamaker declines to a.idress the Amerieus Republican Club of Pittsburg, on the ground of impaired health. Daniel Oyster, an Klk lumberman, was nominated by conference at Du Hois by the Republicans, and fills out the opjiosition to George F. Kribhs in tiie Clarion, Forest, Elk, Clearfield and Centre Congressional district. General Hastings refused to fill.

Two years age tho vote was as follows: Ryn der, R. Ken D. Clarion Forest F.Ik Centre 1.211 4,323 l.RSt) MM 17,588 Total Kerr's plurality was The Lawrence county Republican committee is composed of thirty members. Twenty one of these members are friends of Major McDowell, and nine arc working hare for T. W.

Phillips. Abo four weeks ago the nine nembcrs sent out an address giving their reasons for working for Phillips, and Thui day evening tho twenty one members sent out their address, in which they denounce all charges of bribery against McDowell as slanders and challenge proof to tho contrary. The Phillips circular has the best hold by priority. John F. F'arrell, when considered real busy, edits the Iloulzdale Advance, but last week he lias added to his cares tho Democratic, du of escorting George F.Krlbbs over Clear county, and lie reports an enthusiasm flthout boundaries.

Clearfield gave Wallace ,71111 majority in 18S2. Kx Postmaster Taylor, of Du Hois, than whom there Is no more ardent nor lmstliiiK Democrat up where the pine tree tops wave unbroken, says that Clearfield will make it 2.100 this year, and Ktlitor Goodlander is burnishing up an extra selection of roosters for November appearance in the columns of his Democratic lie pubticuH. Postmaster J. A. Fiedler is on machine duty at Rellefonte, and his most recent work has been to cut out the Cent re Demwrut from the mails been use a supplement contained a summary of the attacks on (uay by theN'ew York H'orM.

Fiedler publlshestne KriMnne (iazrltr; and be classes the supplement under the mlingof obscene literature. His action has aroused much indignation in Rellefonte and will lose the Republicans many votes on their ticket'. The worst of it is the Postmaster General has turned hi in down bad. MeKcesport votes to be or not to lie a city November 1. The Bradford JierorU suggests that "since Delamater flatly refuses to meet luttison in joint debate, why not put up Medicine' Andrews against the ex Governor.

While the performance wouldn't bo much of a tragedy it would be a wonderful success us a laughing farce." Kx Httito Superintendent of Public Schools J. P. Wlckersliam appeals to the voters of Pennsylvania to defeat Delamater and elect Paulson. He emphasizes tho fact that the sole issue in the canvass this year Is not of party politics, but one of "fundamental puli lie inonility far reaching since it lioldsall oilier questions In its grasp, fundamental since upon its decision the ultimate integrity, even the life of our free institutions, depends." The Court House at Mendville cost f.150,000, and tho Journal insist that it is not an issue in this campaign, while Rrown's Mi samrir declares that it is. They have some new excitement up in Crawford every day just now.

Jacob ('reps, who confronts Ex Senator Huff in tho Twenty first district with tho farmers at his back, resides within four miles of Indiana town, and, though 55 years of age, he Is still an active worker. He has the indorsement of the Grangers and Farm el's' Alliance, with the labor element a unit for him. ('reps served tlireo years in Com pany Sixty first Pennsylvania, and baa an excellent record ana soldier. He has been Sheriff of Indiana county vas a member of the Legislature In 1878 and Vlmost overcame the heavy Republican majority for a second term. Colonel Hull' also has something at his back the 82.5,000 contribution toQuuy'B campaign for favors received.

Republican Chairman Hays, of Armstrong county, received $2,400 from Quay and Cameron for missionary purposes last Tuesday. The Pittsburg paiiers relate this little financial Incident in city life out there. Carlsbad SprudelSalTo GENUINE IMPORTED Cures ConsIitMlion Aids DrResoorv Correcrs Acidify i OL''Kt ur imiminlivni; ruiAI lf sE IkfllTATATUlM MARRIAGES lj) DEATHS MAKlllKl). ALnnifiHT RKMl'M. On thi 23d ofOclnbnr, 1S00, litMni, at Uh'ley ctHinty, New York, hv the Hev.

Ilrnrv Wanl, Hulllilo, New Ynrk.Mr. II A UltlMON ALBKKJHT, of rhla to Ml Kl'HIK J. UK MIX, of lUplcy Cn twin ir. AITENKDF.K KAUFMAN. On October 15, at ihe rcsll inf of the nawnu, hv the H'V.

J. (i. Miiclh r. Mr. FKHDINAM), A.

AtTKNKUKK to 1IKI.KK LOU1HB KAUFMAN, both of A'lill itdelplilH. A 1 A HT T( 'If Ortohpr 22, at Bt. Mark's EvunKHinU thp Hfv. (iemwA. Mc har, humor, Mr.

MAURll to MtSH KM MA bUi'lliA JIAKKTIUCH, both of OiIh city. BKTTINr ANDKKHOX. On Thurwlny, October 1h0, hv the It'V. Herman Muhrhifr, at No. North Fifth dtrw't.

Mr. UKOimi K. HKT TINM to Miss M'XLIK K. ANlJEKHUN, Iwth of PHIWH lplilii. BI ACK lA rK.

Ortobrr 28, 1M0, hy Hcv. H. the renich nrw nf i(ip purcnm of the brMtc, lim Moinrs't mrcct, Hhllwlrlphia. Mr. FIX 4 A It Hr.At'K and AXltw CLAKA MtiDAUK, both of thin rlty.

imo(lKH ('ANTtK. On Ihft nf OrtobfT, 1Ho, hi the Kvurwltmt LmhorHn Omrvh of the Trinity. KlKlitrt nth unft Wolf hy H. A. K.

Fmii' Mr. OKOKUKC. HUUt)KrtUjMli AlAVK t'AKItK, both of thtritity. BULKY YKAfJKK. Hv Hcv.

John rprtitln, Octo H.Bl'LKY hm.I KATJfi DAN HA VKAWKK, Iwtli uf 1'liiUidflitUlu. Oak Chamber Suites, Walnut Chamber Suites, Parlor Suites, Oak Sideboards, Extension Tables, Walnut Sideboards, mends, of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her husband's residence, No. 4202 Main street Manayunk, tm Monday morning at s1, o'clock. Requiem Mass and lulermeut at St. John's Church, Manayunk.

LONGMIRE. On the 24th Instant, JOTTX MALT MAN, son of William H. and Margaret Longmlre, ii nd iftiuitlson of the late John and Hannah Malt imin. aged 7 vears. The relatives and friends the family are respectfully invited toattend the funeral, on Monday afternoon 2 o'clock, from bis parents' residence.

No. 4lo Canal street Interment at Wharton Street Ground. LOUGH LIN. On the 23d inst, A NE, wife of Martin Loughlin, aged (K years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at a'a o'clock, from her huslMind's residence.

No. 12 South Twentieth street. Solemn High Mass at St. Patrick's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

ALLISTER. On the 21th inst, SARAH wife of David McAllister. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, 27th at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, Carpenterstreet To proceed to Philadelphia Cemetery. McRRIDE. On the 24th inst, DANIEL, son of Daniel and Annie McBride, aged 3 months.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, rear of 1425 Fitzwater street. To proceed to Holy Cross Cemetery. McGUIGAN. On the 23d MrGUIC.AN, aged Si years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 723 Webb street, below Seventeenth and Fitzwater streets.

Solemn Requiem Muss at St. Teresa's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. MrM ENAM IN. On the 24th inst, ANN, daughter of John and Annie MeMenamin, weeks.

Funeral this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 2122 Carpenter street Interment private, at Cathedral Cemetery. MALEY. On the 24th JAMES A LEY, No. 2ti4H Coral street Due notice of the funeral will be eiven, MELHNIS1L On 'Jfith of September, at Denver, WILLIAM RALPH MELHNISH, late of England, aeed 2rt years. To be interred at Woodland Cemetery, October 25.

Funeral private. MOHR. On the 24th hist, GE RGE ENB son of Jacob and Cecelia Mohr, aged 29 years. The relatives and friends, also the societies of which lie was a member, are Invited to attend the funeral services, at his parents' residence, No. 2st2 Lee street, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.

Interment at Greennmnnt Cemeterv. MOORE Late of Wilmington, on the 24th Inst, ItKsslE only child of Thomas D. and M. L. Bird Moore, aged 3 years, 2 months and Ift days.

Tiie relut Ives and friends of the family an re swctftilly inviw dto attend the funeral services, on Siinda" evening, at o'clock, at her parents' residence. 310 West Lehigh avenue. Interment at River View Cemetery. Wilmington, via 10.20 train, Bnwd Street Station, Monday morning. MURPHY.

On the 23d MA. MARGARET MURPHY. The relatives and friends ofthe family are respectfully invited to attend the Amoral, on Monday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from the resi deueeofher son in law, Martin Doyle, 503 Ham well struct High Mass at si, Patrick's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. PAGK.

Oli the 23d inst, MARY A wife of John Page, ageil 71 years. Tiie relatives and friends of the family an respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, iron i ner nooano resiuence, hvh i nerrv sireet, Frankford. Interment at North Cedar Hill. rOTTER. At East Orange, N.J..tclober3,MARY, wupoi tne late itonert n.

rotter, ot cniiaueiptita, In the'. list year of her age. Funeral services at her late residence, 4IU William street, East Orange, on Monday, 27th nt A. M. Carriages for relatives will meet tram arriving at Broad Street Station 1.20 P.

M. Interment at Laurel Hill Cemeterv. QUINN. On the 23d inst, JOHN QUINX.ayed OS years. Due notice of funeral, from his late nuldenee, l.VM'allowhill stn et RAULE.

On the 24ih MARTIN RAULE, aged 31 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also Heneosis Adelphon Lodge, No. 2fi, I. O. O.

are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 141 Dana street To proceed to Vault. BEEVES. On Wednesday, 22d at Malvern, LEWIS K. REEVE In bis 39th year. Funeral on Monday.

October 27. I(avethe house at 2 o'el(n k. Servics hi the Malvern Baptist Church. Reiativ and friends are respectfully Invited to attend without further notice. RICHARDS.

On the 24th Instnnt, CATHARINE RICHARDS, in the OOt year of Is age. The relatives and friends of the family are n1 speet fully invited 'to attend the funeral, 'on Monday afternoon at '2 o'cloek, from the residence of her brother in law, James L. Ebert, North Fourth sireet Interment at Laurel Hill Cemeterv. Rl EDEL. On the 22d of October FREDERICKA, widow of the late Frederick Riedel, Hed 59 years.

The relativesand friends of the family are respectfully invited toattend the Amend this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her son in law, George W. Cooper, No. ill 33 Wilson street To proceed to Fernwiod Cemetery, RORSON. on October 23, at 4713 Morris stn'et, (iennantown, THOMAS RiBSON.sr.,ln thert ith year of his age. Relatives and Iriends of the family an respectfully Invited to attend bis funeral from Ids late n'sldeiav, No.

4713 Morris street, Sunday afternoon, 2ith Ingt, 2 o'clock P. M. To procied Northwood Cemetery. RODDEN. On the 23d DANIEL of the late David and Winifred Rodden.agen 47 vears.

The latlves and friends, also the Bricklayers' Protective Union, an1 respect ft illy Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.3(1 oVlock( from his lute "Mkleniw. Mt North Twentv.Mrui street Mass of Lequlem at the Cathedral. Interment Cathedral Cemeterv. P.RfH JERS, at hU late residence, 1131 Anita street Due notice of the funeral will be given. IIOWAN.

On tho 22d IDA VIRGINIA, wife of Henry W. Rowan and daughter of Margaret Fennimore and the late John Wagner, In the 2(iih year of her ae. The relatives and friends of the fiimlly are respectfttlly invited Ui attend the fti neral, on Sunday alternoon at 1 o'clock, from her n'stdence, 227 Inlou Htreet, Interment at Mount Moriah Cemeterv. ST A UK r. FREDERICK AUGUST STARKE, lifter long suffering, In the 5tith year of Ids age.

Bom In Meissen, Km'nlgs Reich. Sachsen. Relatives and memlM'rsof the various organizations, including Liederkmnz, are Invited to attend the funeral, from the. nsldenee, 13o; Race street, Sunday, Jetoher 2t(, at 2 P. STEVENSON.

On the 24th Inst, of acute meningitis, HAZEL Infant daughter of James L. and Clara E. Stevenson, aged 10 months and Ifl days. The relatives und friends of the famllyare respe'et ftilly Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of bur parents, No. 1735 Diamond street BTIMEIt Oii the 22d Instant.

CATHARINE, widow of Henry C. Stlmer. The relatives and friends of the family are respectftilly Invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 321 ijueen street Services and Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. ritAROLD. On the22d lint, UKATA, relict of th htte John Trabold, aged 55 years.

Relatives and friends of the family an respectfully invited to attend the fu ncrul, on Monday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from tht residence of her son in law, southeast corner of ervine and orris st reels. Requiem ai St. Bonlftice's Church, ai o'clock, Proceed to New Cathedral Cemetery. VAN HORN. October 22, HANNAH wife of D.

L. Van Horn, agel 43 years. The relativesand friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the Ainerai service, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the n'sldene of her husband, No, 2t0.r Norih Twelfth street. Interment private. VAN HORN.

On the 23d Instant, MARY wife of Jaeoh Van Horn, in her 65th year. The relatives and friends of the flimlly are rehiiectfully Invited Ut aitetid the ft mend wuvie's, on Monday, the 27th Instant, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. No. 450H MuUmti stn et, Frankfonl. To proceed to North Cedur Hill.

Interment prlvnte. WA(NEB. f)n the 23d hmtant, PERCI VAL son oi niiam ii. anu jiary vagner. WrFEKS.

On October 24, MILTON E. WEEKS, aged 31 years. Tho relatives and friend are re sued fully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his brother. 24 Memphis street. Interment prl vatertt Reiviie Cemetery.

(WEI DKN BACH It JOHN WEIDENBACIIER, on im nis "in year, menus or tne rani lly tire invlti toattend the funeral to day, at I. V. from the residence of his son, Jamb IL, Sua 'I honipsoti strett IuUrment at Glenwood Cemeterv. WmT. On October 23, 0 EO R( iE S.W EST.

Esq. Tho relatives anu friends ot the luinllyaro resieetnilly invited to attend the funeral on Monday, at 3 o'clock, from his uw residence, 314 South Broad street. Interment nrlvale. WM.KINSON. on the 21th BESSIE CA MP BELL, daughter or Alexander Hiid Helen Wllk bison, aged 1h years and (I months.

The relatives and frlendn of the fimilly an1 respect Ailly Invited toattend the Ainerai UmIov, at 2 o'clock, from her iwrents' residence, No. 2731 Howanl stisn t. Ht'v vicen In the at 4 o'clock precbwly. To proceed to rainier Vault Fancy Tables, Rockers, Cabinets, Ward robes, Chiffoniers, I Sideboards, Desks, Secretaries, Book 1 Cases. All Styles, ffiwanxiaX.

15.00 up 24.00 up $23.00 up $9.00 up $4.50 up $23.00 up SStauts. IJEXSIONH. VEXHIOXS. PENSIONS. W.

V. ATI'ORNEY (Sui ceHwir of tleiicrul 11. i 'K EI.l. ronstons Npecdlly priicun'fl new mid old Ihwr. Client reeelvo ttdvuliUlged Uiat uclniLt of no umieoeHsnry delnv.

oiliees ril WAI.M'T Street, and branch 610 I' Street, Washington, I). ('. PIUXTERS AND 1TBLISHERS AX Intelliuerit urbiter. skllbil In ull trrnnehi's. large experience, tlesires nmnatfeinent of a light business, ('mild be itsefnl to a piihllsdihig house.

Salary moderate, Addivsa "l'ltlXTKIL' Times TliKASVUKR FOR INCOR lHated eimipanv, enternrfse of Immense value for ime taking capital stm of the com pany. r.ltnntl salary. Will require hond and ri'fer ence. Will bear Investlgutioii tontideutlal. Ad Tiim Oillce.

TAD1 KSOF KDUCATIOX ANDRKFIXE AI 'NT, unemployed, will pb Hsecallat Hoom 21, KSTN CT Ht reet.over liaptist l'uullcatiou HiH iety, from 10 to 3, for one week. WANTKI) KNORAVfiR EXl'KUI KNCKh vi)rknian on Jewelry. One who can do lettering preferred. WoikI waes and steadvjolt. Ad.

M. I. KH, 70 MAIHSUN Chicago. IiMRNT CLANS orKUATOItSaml Finishers Customer and shop coats. 1.VJ4 s.

FOl'KTIIKt, ANDOUX AN'I) OiriTAIl ni)flnneni to Join Chili. Sinners prel. Ad. 1 Illicit COMPETENT FITTER, flniH'l wishes nu'iitH in HlnlUe; also work ut h'une. Chll'ln'n's IrtlH STE'lStlN Avenue, lienveen Konnh iul Klllh.

WANTED WITH $10,000. Mtiniiniotiirlnn Well eciKhllhed. Artlrh'K wll for ciuih. Jteiuly ileniund ut good profltH. A'ldreHH, BOX 715, CHESTER, VA.

r.catrtimj and oemts. QTNmT! 1 IITli SEC OVT" (iMl mid thlnl torv front rooms, furnished Also luu'k jmrtor, tllihirnlshel. UI'COND STdUY FURX1SHEI) ROO.M, KJ Ihr Kentlenien. North TWEl.l'TII Sireet. A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT 2 or 4 fur.

rooms. No huusli'p'ii. ji N. Bnmil Ht. Ciiiit 1'rtitnil.

MASONIC WATCH I i i ia si is. fi in ii ffevsamu. yTfEiU'K06E HORSE COVERS, HORSE COVERS, OILED CLOTHINO, WAGON COVERS AND TARPAULIN'S. R. A.

TENTH and CALLOW HILL and I00 ItllHlE Avenue, Philadelphia. I PERSON AL Wi: OFFER Rkward for a eolith or throat troulile (liust huikon if iliseaso exeepleil) Avlileh eimiiot lie relieved hy a liroper use of Dr. X. Sloiie'n Hronehlul Wafers. Humpies (tee.

Andreas stone Med. Uuluey, 111. KEMIXGTON TYPEWRITERS RENTER HeHt machines at lowest nriceH. For mrtlcu lars apply iK rKonally or by letter to Wvcknif. s'a mans iv iteueoici, rvH nestnut streei, I'liiiaoeipnia.

ITIOHEST PRICE PAID FOR I'AST otrclotliluu. AdilressM. KATZ, KCSoillli St. Down ri FuU lciiKtli Portraits 2oc.j overy minute. Applepite, nth and Vine.

8 build, mm. CAST OFFrLOTIIINU ('ALL or address rs. WALLACE, 417 S. ICIh St. A I ES A RS, A I.E GO( DS.

H. J. II ill, Eurrler, MIX. KII TH Street. A Iterations and retiairiiiK promptly done.

OF IE sold eheap at. n'tull, little damairiHl. Mondny, Tuesday and islnesitay. Eaetory, LawreueeSU 7 TKKQUAliEl) FACILITIES. 1.1 SIT II PAK SE1) EgriPM ENT for (leneral 'rlnters.

ition or aduretis HENRY P. f'EISTEH. FRANKLIN MACHINE WORKS, I'hlla. LA I lY'wfLL'sAC'Kl inWlt'EKTiiio Meyer Piano for 3H0 N. Tlilnwnlli SI.

"7T dk iTii irr 's pen no a Pills, tl. Sold by dnniKlsts. (ifflee aw N.llih. ttucational. 50 FOR LIFE SCHOLARSHIP.

PALMS HCSINEss COI.LEOK, in II nd I II wl I I sis. MKht School Call or write. I NSTIM'CTION IN Prof.S. K. Ml HIKICII.

sl) St. inents made for 1'utille IteHdinw. Terms inodemio, IKEXCH LESSONS AT SCHOLAR'S OR Jl. jemjjor' res hy Pnif A If Hey, vsxyi Ihert st. loll a Yrnr, Hoaro mnl Tuition, boys, jjirla, Ad.

Eplsooral Sehools, Hnddonlleld, N. J. 1 i QUENCH IS TACOIIT AT NO. l7 1 I'l Stns bv UanA iu DU STILLFRIED. It native of France.

WTIXON. On the 23d Inst, THOMAS Wrtsoy. in the fcM year of his age. The relatives ami friends of the family are refipeetfiHly invited to attend the Ameral services, on Monday, the '7tb, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of bin son in law, Harry M. Kdgar, No.

IS10 Orthodox street, Frankfonl. To proceed to Cedar Hill. Interment private. WIUOTTT. On the 23d insl.ffEMkMA wife of John C.

Wright. Kelatlves aim! friends ure Invited to attend the funeral, i First day, ath at 10 o'clock, from her late residence. No. H7 North Klxth street. Interment private at Fair Ut.

Notices. PENN8YLVAXIANS SAVK YOUR STATE DI.SHONCTK AND DWOnAC'K. OKEAT UUKAT MASS MKKTINQ WASH MKKTIXO PEOM.K, Under tho Auspleos of tho t'NION DKMtK'HATIO CLV1I, UNION DKMtXRATIC VLVli, WKDNKSDAY, OCT. FTFT1C AND I1EHKS 8TUKHT8. GOVEKNOR PATTISON, HON.

WM. A. WALLACE, LIEUT. GOV. C.

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Seattle, or Houston, Tex. Wo agree to purchase for you, take title in your name or the name of a trustee, una when good prices can lie realized, return to you the principal, 8 Interest and onk hai.f all profits. Investments made of large or smai.h amounts. Money draws hut 3 or 4 in savings banks. The Hank cannot bk safer thax thb Ekal Estatk.

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mineral and ttmlier countrv: Rnvnt water nower in ine wnrm; mvcntinenti in rmi entatf brinif large return a. Wi will Jiamtle, loan or Invest nnnify for nen rnnMentii. Tti'fprenccsj Firm National. Citizen' National, Trailers' Na ttonal Hank or 1'nnk of Spokane Falls. For full in formHtlcn aliout tlii rowing city and country iidtln'si H.

WILLIAMS ALICE HOUGHTON, Hl'OKANE FALLS, Wash. "VrOU WILL HE SI ITEO IN OUR Silo, Tea. McUOVKKN A BON, 211 MARKET..