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THE TIMES PimADELPHIA, THURSDAY MOEKIISTG. APRIL 30, 1891. SPECIAL NOTICES. The Proper Suit for the Season OING RIGHT AHEAD. Adding new customers to the already 30 THE HIGARAGDA CANAL PROGRESS OF WORK ON WARNER MILLER'S BIG ENTERPRISE.

all work done so far on railroad, on breakwater and on canal has been well within the estimates, and in some instances 50 per cent less. Last evening the Governors' of Greytown and Ainorica and the residents thereof, on behalf of the general government, gave a banquet to Senator Miller and his party at the San Juan Hotel in Greytown. THE PETREL'S RETURN. The United StateR gunboat Petrel returned from Roncador last Thursday afternoon only a few hours after the arrival here of the Corazo with the shipwrecked party. She did not arrive at the island until Wednesday morning, about twelve hours after the debarkation.

Commander Brownson ex years record. The beautiful goods, fitted and shaped, tell their story, the New Colorings in Dou well All Breasted Suits. Prices very reasonable. $12, $14 and $18. Finest Dress Goods, Third Floor, West.

1 No Substitutes For Royal Baking Powder. The "Royal" is shown by all tests, official, scientific, and practical, stronger, purer, and better in every way than all other Baking Powders. Its superiority is privately acknowledged by other manufacturers, and well known by all dealers. If some grocers try to sell another baking powder in place of the Royal," it is because of the greater profit. This of itself is good evidence of the superiority of the Royal." To give greater profit the other must be a lower cost powder, and to cost less it must be made with cheaper and inferior materials, and thus, though selling for the same, give less value to the consumer.

LOOK, with suspicion upon every attempt to palm off upon you any baking powder in place of the "Royal." There is no substitute for the "Royal." Dress Suit (Tricot), $20. Third Floor, East. Bargain Room, a kind. Half and less than half price. MM Oak Hall, Sixth and MC A RNEY.

On the 27th, ANN, widow of John McCaniey. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this morning at o'clock, from her late residence, 1743 Dutton street. Xlequiem Mass at the Church of the Nacred Heart, Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. MrCAFLLEY.

On the 2flth MAGGIE, infant daughter of Hush and Manraret McCaulley.ln her 2d month. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at o'clock, from the residence of her parents, tOS Oakford street Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. MrK EON On the 27th Inntant, CECILIA, daughter of James and the late Marcaret McKeone. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at o'clock, from the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Maria Warren, It Cailowhlll street.

Hfirh Mass at the Cathedral. Interment private at Cathedral Cemetery. McCLCNa On the 27th Instant. CATHARINE widow of thi lute John MnClung. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to day, at o'clock, from the residence of Mrs.

Amies McClung, northeast corner seventeenth and Federal streets. Ko qulem Hizh Mass at St. Teresa's Church. McG TiTTlOAN. On the 27th Instant.

THOMAS firth son of Patrick and the late Marararet Mo (iettltfan. at the residence of his father, 2S North Fillh street. Solemn Mass at SU Mary's Church this morning. Funeral private. MoOOriniUCK.

On the 27th Instant, JOHN Mo Splendid No two Suits of Market, SUMMER RESORTS. LOKGPORT. N. THE ABERDEEN, LONGPOET, N. J.

A. Dlroetly on tfaa beach, near Atlantic City, bteam hisat, sea water baths, nun parlor an1 open ocean view. JAMliS M. MOORE, Proprietor. SUBURBAN RESORTS.

JEECHWOOD INN, JENTCINTOWN, VA. Mm H. a WARRANT) ft CO. have leaned ths Beech wood Inn" for term of yearn, with the Intention of makintr It the most attract, ve resort In the nHEThhorhood of Philadelphia. The culnln will be thoroughly American, while the service will be French.

Jenkintown is only SO minutes' ride from therity. with the advantage of fifty trains riattv eftch WHv and a choice of Xtnth and Green, Third and Berks and Twenty fourth and Chestnut Streets' Stations. TERMS: Atal in, Wl and upwards per week, each, according to location of rooms. smle rooms. and upwards, (inestscontractinir forthe entire mason will be sdven Rpcclal rates.

Rooms may bo engaged for season or year on application. A TLA NTfcTcify 'J'HE CHALFONTE, ON TFTE BKAOR UNSURPASSED OCEAN VTEW. E. ROBERTS A SONS. JJOTEL TRAYMORE, ATLANTIC CITT, N.

T. IS NOW OPEN. W. W. GREEN CO.

Hotel Normandie Mcpherson Squarib, FIFTEENTH and I STREETS The Ken eat and Flnr.t Hotel at the Nallonal Capital. ELNOR WOODBURY. Prop'r, WnSlnr D. 'J'HE MANSION" THE LAROKST HOTKT, OPEN ALL TTTn: YTIn. UHAKLG8 MOGLADR.

rpiIE EVAKD. Ocean nd of KKVTUCKY Avsrni NOW OPKN. J. RAITFFENBART. fyiTR VALENCIA." 1 SOUTH CAROLINA below Pnelfla, O.FRITSCHE.

TJ OTEL ALLEN. Comer PACIFIC and ARKAVSAS Avennes. Open all the year. W.S.ALLEN". ARlrYLE.

CONN. AVE. NEAR THK i beach morlern Improyements. Mr.andMra, Oeoree Rust, Proprietors, formerly of Washington. TnEROWMORE.Tcnn.anl Pacific Vm, AtlatiticClty: stem xlli.vi ml con.

ynwOpen. Mrs. J. P. noYI.B.IateC.aa THE FLORIDA.

PAcFfIC NEAS TENNESSEK Avenue. Steam heat through JL J. EC RT. HOTEL STtCKNEY, KFATTUCKY 1(10 feet from the sea. Steam Iteat.

1 12.50 per day Jl 1. 13 per week. TTOTEL RICHMOND. OCEAN END i KKvrrCKY Avenue. Entirely new houso; eletrant'ly furnished.

W. K. PEASK. Heated throughout by steam HOTEL PEMBROKE, N. CAROLINA near Pacilic.

Terms reasonble. Mrs.S.Ake. "HE LEONmOlfTHEETclL ASSACHUSETTS Ave. CFIAS. WAGNEii.

Manager. SAMUEL WAGNER, Proprietor. THE CIIATlfAMPARK PLACE, OPPO SiTE Brighton near the beach. Now ona II. C.

PFIILLIl3, HOTEL ATGLEN, MICinGAN AND PA clficAves. Near the beach. Enl ipred, heated, underained. Mrs.L. W.Reed.

THERADNOK South Carolina Avenue near Ocean. Terms moderate. H. W. sriAUPLESS.

1 ''HE ISLESWORTH. Oreatly Enlarged, Stca il'at, Piwiw tor. tc BUCK MoCLELLAX THE HYOEIA. Corner Pacific and Kew York Avenues. flrt class t'antlly hotel, tvith homo comforta.

New management. Open for the year. JOHN SHELLENBERO RR, Manager. HE IRVINGTOX. VIRGINIA AVKNCTP, AND THK BEACH.

ocean view rooms; all the latest Improvements; elevator. First class throuThout. CHAMBERS KOOPKS. JJ ADDOX II ALL. Hot nd Cold Sea Water Baths In the TTous LKKIJS A MPPINCOTT.

THE CASTLE. X. Y. near Paciflo, (fom ierlv Catlo Cotta re of Oonria avenue. Mrs.

a H. Matlock. Mrs. J. N.

Hanlcaatle. HOTEL ALDIXE, PACIFIO yEAR Ohio ave irre.itlv enlantei an1 terms, Slifl to Si.w a day; no (iTr hTiso on t'n tsland at tbese rales. Send for descriptive nvnphlet H. I). EwrsiAN.

THE VALENCIA. South Carolina Avenne, beldV Pacific. U. FRITSCTTB. HE VERMONT.

VERMONT AVENUE." Pertcct ocean view. a M. PASCHALL, HOTEL LU IT IT I 50 VARDJ of Byirdwa llc. Vo oojn. Passaajer Jl vator aud all hotel conveniences.

J. WHITK, Owner and Jfanatr. OTEL DEN'N'IS. 7" Facing the sea. Opfn all the Tear.

Kotm waterbatUa. New and improved sanitary ap ola merna JOSKPTT IT. BORTOT. THE WIXDERMERE, OCEAX ENT onens Satiirdav Mnv 5. Tln( vaU d.

All the year patronage solicited. J.C. BAKER, STATES AVENUE HOTEL LOCATIOS iinsnrpassefl states Avenue an1 Atlantic. Thoroughly hented all niolern conveniences: ai pointmentsstri' lly Irst eltvis. Open all til va DAVIDSON, Proprietor THE OKIEMTAL.

VIWil.NIA AVKN'tTE, NKAR BEACH. Even thlniinevv. All modern Improvements. M. OPPKN1IKI.MEII.

Proprietor. 1KGLESIDE KEXTTJCKY AVENUE, next liousii to tiie iiL aco. WHITE 4 REED. rpnE ATLANTIC CITY, TV. Ttemalns open tlirotiijhout the year.

Everr convenience, includlnff Passenger Elevator an Hoi and Cold Sea Water Batlis. A. B. BOBERTS. ttEASIDEltOUSE! Kj Open winter and summer.

Nleelv wami.1 water nalus tn Douse. Elevator, CHABI.FH EVANS. THEELKTON, KENTUCKY NBA the bfliieh. Rteam hent. morlprn nnnvAnlAn4 appointments tlrstrclass.

Open all the year. K. Wtla, PROPOSALS. MANUFACTURERS OR DEALERS deslrlns to hid tor supplies for the Stota Hospital for the Insane, at Danville, during the ft. year heftlnnlnK June Ifiill, will addnsw the tin dersU'iied, stating what class of a oods It Is proposei furnish.

S. BCHULTZ, M. U.SUDt CAPITAL, 9t.000.000 SUFiPLUS, $2,000,000 BROWN rr MEMBERS AND SECRETARIES of the BKNKVOLENT ORDER OF AC Tr'K WORKERS and BI MONTHLY BENEFIT ASS )OI A TION who dosirp their Interest lotiked after wtlloallittoiico at theolIkof theattornByforthe members, SAM EVANS AIRES. 514 WalnutaU rfCgiss EARNEST WORKERS' SECRE tarles will meet April 30. '1 P.

DONALDSON'S HALL, N. W. cor. Broad and Filbert. AMUSEMENTS.

DALY'S COMPAXY NEXT WEEK. MONDAY. MAY 4, 12th ANNUAL ENOAOE.MENT OF MR. AniFSTIN IIALY'S COMPANY AT CHKSTNPT STREET Ol'EKA HO0SB, Presentins for the First Time Hero the New Comedy Success. Entitled THE LAST WORD, THE LAST WORD, With all the Favorites In the Cast SEATS NOW ON SALE FOB ANY EVENIXU NEXT WEEK AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES, When "TIIE LAST WORD" will be Presented.

CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE. LAST THREE NIGHTS AND FAREW KLL MATINEE SATURDAY, THIS GARDEN THEATRE. EW YORK.COMKDYCO. Performance Bezins with Jerome K. Jerome's BARBARA.

Followed by the Dollchtful comedy entitled DR. BILL. Ke Weeh ACTUSTIN DALY'S CO MP ANT In the Oreat Success, THE LAST WORD. Seats now on Sale for DA LY'S COMPANY. CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.

LAST THREE NIGHTS. LAST MATI.VKK SATITHTIAY. Last Four Appearances Here In the Next Two ears of FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY, THE MERRY MoVAitrrr. 8ATURDAY FAREWELL MAT I NEK AND NIOHTand FAREWELL FOR TWO LONG YEARS of FRANCIS WILSON. BROAD STREET THEATRE.

Every Evenlne and Saturday Matinee. Last Three Nlehts and Sainrdav Matinee, The Great Contedv Opera success, POOR PRESENTED BY RUDOLPH ARONSON'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY FROM TIIE NEW YORK CASINO. Next Week Mondav, May 4, THE GARDEN THEATRE COMPANY. FROM NEW YORK. Presenting, for the itrst time In this city, Alphonse uauuei ransian success, BETROTHED.

Sale ol Seats begins This Morning. ACADEMY OF MUSIC TO NIGHT. TUB STODDARD STODDARD LUCTURES LECTURES TO XKiHT AT 8. ALSO To Morrow Evening and Saturday Matinee I THE PASSION PLAY. Saturday Evening, STODDARD'S FAREWELL.

NORWAY, LAND OF THE MIDNTGITT 8TJN. Admission. Sllc: Reserved Scats. for all Leo. tnres, on sale at 1118 CHESTNUT Street.

GJ.RAND OPERA HOUSE Pop. Prices. Lost vk I Last Week SIIILOH, SHILOH, SITrLOll. SHILOH. RHILOH Matinee Saturday SHILOH.

Boxes and seats at Rlasltis A Sons'. 1119 Chestnut Street, and Grand Opera House. Pt r.M A UK ELL WEEK I THOMAS CONCERTS. Box Oillce open till 10 o'clock nightly. RAND OPERA HOUSE EXTEA.

NEXT WEEK, POSITIVELY FAREWELL APPEARANCES I THEODORE THOMAS I 6 And the TJnrfvalled THOMAS ORCHESTRA Boxes and seats now ou sale. CASINO. Tenth and Arch Streets, Continuous Performances from 1 to 11 P. M. Two Big Shows for One Admission.

KOBERT MACAIRE, And an Unsurpassed Variety. Prices 25, 2o and 10 Cents. WaLNUT $1,000,000.00. A Play with brains In It. Leander Richardson wrote it.

Dan'l sully acts it. Fleishman presents It. Everybody likes it. Invevou seen it? Three Nights More Only AndSaturdav Matinee. Next Week Mantell Moribars and Marble Heart.

NEW PARK THEATRE. MATINEE SATURDAY. jiicmrKs, BAKRY 'AV, "Yours Forever, Mary Ellen Ryan" you're a rk." Little Tot's Hiirh Chair." is McKEXXA'S FLIRTATION. AdmiRsion. 6ft ctn Next Weelr Tiie Iucompairible Lot (a, in Tna.

Seats seliinjf at iU9caistiiut rtt. and at the Theatre. G.IKARD AVENUE THEATRE. GIUA AVEXCE and A liSHALL ST. Even' Evening This 1SS NKLL1K MfHKMllY, A NfCiHT AT THE CI UOt'S.

MATINEE8 EPNESDAY AM) SATURDAY. rriif, al Next WeckHlIll AHOY. AKCH STREET TH EATKE. COMEDY, Gtvm iiil Laughing SurcPiw. Xo 'leht Ht 3.

Matlneeat 2. MAliK MI'RPITY'S OMKDIANS, In tUe new iim'tv ptf tllre of f'ity Life, O'lMJWD'S KKIiillBmis. John Drfw. "srljnolfnrRcAntlaL" fteaw now on sale for school for s. andul.

ASSOCIATION HALL. msinHT. ami" PARSIFAL," by AspIpto bv MR. PERRY AVI Rarltnne. Pnperb Vlt ws aud Plano furie bclectiuna by Mr.

Ricrvertm ats 7 At Fischer's. 1231 Cbestnut. rpaE BIJOU, KrcHTH Street, above RACK. COXTTN rous PERFORM ASCK From 12 M. to P.

M. TWO BIO SHOWS. OPKRA AN'D VARIETT. Ftmt Pro'lueHon of QUF.FN'S LACK. HAXUKKflCITIBF.

COLOSSAL VARIKTY P.rr.L. Orchestra. 2 Balcony, Gallery, tna. CARKCROSS'. MYSTERV and REVE ARNCROfiS' LATION 11THSTRKKT KF.LLA11.

KELLAB, llTti STREET The Fwnmn Mairlelttn, OPKRA Asslslcil by MI1S. KRI.l.AW. OPKUA' Many New Features. New Sur ItorsK prices In Arabic. See Karroos.

HOVSfcl Jlatinee Sattmlay Only. KESSINGTOV THEATRE. Matinee an1 S. KOKK HILL KXlil.rsH FOLLY COMPAJfY. Next Week The London Gaiety Girls.

Jj YCEU.M. Matlneen Fverv Tlav. I.ESTF.Tl AND WILLIAMS' CO. Neit Week Wlialleu ana Marten's Mammoth Vaudeville. "I EXT RAT.

THEATRE. r.very Kvenlng" at Kiht. TheNlsht Ow.s' Reauty Fonr Matinees Mon. Tties. 1'rL 6 Sat.

rtiiuw, jmronucinv Pretty Girls 40 AndatircntOUo. COUTH ST. THEATRE. Ponrh st.bel. 15th.

This Matinees Thtlr. aud SaU UNV1.K TOM'S CABIN. Orchestra, Balcony, Gallerv, 10c PEOPLE'S THEATRE. Kensinzton Avenueand Onmberland Street, Matinees Tllursdav and Saturday. "HANDS ACROSS THE SKA." Next Week Ticket of I avo Man." NINTH AND AKCII MUSEUM Continuous Shows from 1 to 5.

and li.S) to 10 P. M. THK CRAB BARY. WJOFJ.SSf.lt CAMPBELL'S AIR SHIP. IN THE THI'lA'l rtE MfLDTJON'S PICNIC.

ADMISSION AND A SEAT, ONE DUMB. THE THE CITY, THE ORIGINAL CYCLORAMA OF ETTYSRTJRG. PAINTED IN PARIS. If ot the one that was here some vears since. BROAD AND CHERRY STREETS.

0 A. M. TO 10 P. M. RATIONAL THEATRE.

MAT. TO DAY Rice's Production, THE CORSAIR. TText Week KIDNAPED. Pl'LECATE'S PALACE OF FLYING brents' delight Free box of tut ii mile riuLT. BENE ticlal and Political Oriranlttions can now arrange lor benefit excursions durlnirtbe summer on the steamer Republic to Capo Slav, or Columbia to Augustine Pier.

May also he chartered for few deslrabhulales. Apply 111 CHESTNUT. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS Every I'hu rviai aftenioon at 3 o'clock erand promenade concert In the F.xhlb'tinn ifalleriesoy theGKRMAMA ilRehh'iiTnA conductor. CENTS. ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN! OPEX KVERV T1AV Admission, cents Children, 10 cents.

Sitturdaysnnd I iral Kolldavs, excepting July 4th. Adults, 10 cents Children. Scents. BASE BALL TO DAY BASE BALL. Athletic Park, Broad and Dauphin streets.

PUILADJ I.I'II A (American Assn.) vs. BOSTON, ionics' nay. Game called at 4 P. M. nrVHE GREAT F.ITHOT'FAV MIFTrVf 70SCIIF.STNIIT Slreel.

Admission Vu. tlemen only.) Tho human iramo revealed in all eondltlousnf health and disease from the cradle to the (rmve. ai.ooo Extraordinary Wonder oven ironi a A. M. to In p.

M. PIANOS AN P0 F1GNS. rja THE BEST PLACE IN AMERICA I Til tO bllV a Piano or Orimn nnil uva fmm Ui 150 cash or time nt r.J.lH.S.M.WHAM 1717 OHEHTNLT PT. WM. G.

FISCHER, PIANOS, 11TJ1 CHESTNUT Strnet. OKUAtlM. onnnnjmrtixnjxruirinnnjxnnriri SELL YOUR C00OS BUY PUBLICITY Good Newspapers havi it 1vuuvvAJiAfuiruxruvuuuTjL i JJ by OUR Special Made Genuine Scotch Homespun S18.00 NOTE ALSO; In our East Window a showing of Thompson's Patent Cut Pantaloons. S3.50 to E. O.

THOMPSON Special Clothing, 1338 CHESTNUT ST. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. IMPROVED PBOPERTIES CITV. JUST THIXK OF IT. A 4 EOOM HOUSE ON A MAIN STREET.

AND A LOT COMtt OT AVn RT. P' THESE NEAT AN TASTY HOMES ON l'WEN TY EIGHTH STREET AND ON NEWKIKK street, built on ground ad.lolninu the now Catholic Church and School at Twentv elghth and Master streets, which contain four rooms and bath These nouses nave me vestibule floors, with marble sides, heater In cellar and flues all lined with tin patent sidewalks laid bv tile Warren Ehret Pavins Company. Make a tirst clas investment, as tliev are easily rented to good tenants. Besides these I have a number of olher stvles and sizes. Call and ex amine wnat I nave, or send for one of my new Illus trated catalogues, which are mnlled free on appllca tlon.

nii.LlAM I. H. ItOHKKT. Builder. TWENTY NINTH and MASTER Streets.

500 HOUSES FOR SALE PRINTED lists free. C. HARRY SHOW A KR. SEVENTEENTH AND OXFORD. WEST rll LADKLPillX FOR SALE No.

WALNUT ST. The OnlV rfinalniner house in thfla nneratinn IS linlshed in hard wnorl. onri liu. alt ih. l.tt...

Improvements and conveniences. Open fl re places. Laundry, pantry, etc. Lofjl feet front bv 22) feet to Ransom street. Tills Is the most desirable location In West Philadelphia.

Open for examination. Termseasy. PAtlE 1T2 S. FOURTH SU "SA FOR SALE 3741" WALNUT STTH JuiliiL room house. Finished In hard wouUs.

havlntralt the latest Improvements and conveniences, including two bath rooms, pantrv. laun dry, etc Particular attention has been paid 'to the jas fixtures and interior decorations. Terms easy. Open for examination. PAOE BROTHERS, 132 SOUTH FOURTH St.

STORE PROPERTIES. FOR SALE A VERY DESIRABLE JtiiitLRuslness Stand, No. 114 Market street, with the twoadtoinln stores on Lotltla street, formini an 'L" all connected; ocunled for the last 1ftf years by Wm. S. Hansen's Sons, sadilerv hardware To be to settle the estate.

Anpty to PAtiS BROTH ERS. 132 outh FOURTH Street si lirRBAS. PROSPECT HEIGHTS. 3 FKooPECT HEIGHTS. PROSPECT HEIGHTS.

AT SOMERTON STATION. SOMERTON STATION. OX THE PTCnTTtF.SQ.rE BOUND BROOK RAILROAD. I'lCTUREStlCE BOUND BROOK RAILROAD. Quick Transit from Ttvelfth and Market Streets.

120 Acres of High, Rolling Ground In Large Lots. NO MALARIA. CHARMING VIEWS TERMS TO SUIT ALL HOME BUILDERS. Inquire of SOMERTON IMPROVEMENT CO. J.

F. PF.TTIT. Auent, 701, DREXEL BUILDING. CHESTNUT HILL CHOICE Building near Onivr Lano Station on uiay terms. JOH W.

JKNXTNCiS, South PEVKNTH Street MONTGOMERY COUNTY GENTLE MAN'S country seat close to stations Chester volley and Penna. cut oft' railroad. iLH. BROWN. WALNUT Street ffiOO $300 DOWN, $10 MONTH LY Snuc 10 acre Farm, with irood 5 hotise apples and pears: 8 acres in clover.

WANSER BP.OWN. H0 WALNUT Street AT LANSDOWNE THREE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS close to station. M. IL BROWN, 71WWALNCT. MEDIA, PA.

DESIRABLE DWELL. with '1 acres ground. I.H. Brown, 710 Walnut. NKAMDfc.

FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAIN, 5 LOTS AT THE SEASHORE. Location firsUclHRs. Address J. Times Office. UEASHORE LOTS 20 LOTS AT A kj prominently situated pia fi.r sale low for crmi or wru excnanKe tor citv property or mercnan dtse.

Address S. Times oillce. t'OlSTBY. CHESTER, PA. TO ACRES OF LAND with Improvements, near borough line.

SI. II. BKOWN', WALXCT. Ufa noutharolinaeveralde" siruble Plantations and r.nte bellmn Home HHads. M.

H. BKOWN, 719 WALNUT. fS( WHEAT SHEAF STATION, N. Y. Ttiv.

l'enna. K. It. loo Acre Farm close to stap tlon. M.

II. HKOW.V, 719 WALNUT. SEW JERSEY. 2.9.ri0 JER ff.Tphla. l.i.iiOO cords of wool on the tract.

This property will not he divided, hnt will he sold cheun. an It heloncs to an estate that mut h9 WAXSKR A BROWN. 4 WALNUT St roPt. REAL ESTATE FORJENT jA FOR RENT 1603 DIAMOND, 12 IlUjsL room mum ItilTTnarnond street. 12 ronm! IS.

Oft 20ift N'orth Seventeenth street, 10 3n) Ifiin Fontaine street, 9 rooms. Arnntnon street, rooms 20.0) These houses hve all heen newtv nanered and ara In roinplete or ler throiihoiu and have th )vw. Kinltnn' nlumhin. Apply at PAOK "RROTHKRS Offlcc. 2irt: North Seventeenth Street, or 132 Souih Fourth street.

A TO RKNT 2137 NORTH TWELFTH 'Ji Street. 12 rooms, newly papered and minted: all conveniencps: open Brutes and large yard; perfect order: rent R. J. DOR 111 NS, 308 North RROAD Street TO RENT 2714 COLUMBIA AV 10 rooms, all conveniences. 's.

R.J. DOBIilN's, 30S North HKOAD street. KTORK. 11 ENT LOW NICE, LARGE BASE ment suit any bus. 2W 9.

FIFTH St. Go see it. MlUltKAX. fiFOR RENT LARGE MANSION. 13 rooms: all modern improvements; larpo stable; lot.

213 by WO feet, near depot, and plenty Jruit. Apply to I. N. IIARRAR, iifkai.b stre't, orrlstown, Pa. MORTGAGES.

"POR INVESTMENT IN CITY MORT X. GAGES sumsof Jl.ononnd upwards. M. II. HROWN, 719 WALNUT.

Tj'UNDS FOR INVESTMENT ON MORT 1. GAGE in central business property only in Nashville. Louisville, Omaha. Ihrmlncbam, Denver. M.

H. BKOWN. 710 Walnut. MONEY LOANED ON COUNTRY PROP lOItTY lartre aud small amounts low rates. Mi laws UK AltOII Street.

German American Bank BniWinjr. HO ES A A RRIAGES. cfJ ESTABLISHED 112. Don't iMiynuoii exirnvaffiint prlepn for unri Harness. Over liw distinct stvles of earn eonsinnily on liund.

The nifwt eomulew line of the latest deItms In novelties for wuimter rtrivlnc, including all styles of Cnnopy awl No Top BnekboniR for 2, 4,8 and 8 Kron Priny.Tmps.Holndle. Spindle and Saratoffa Hurroy. Hporttiiff. 'lame and Driv inff Watfonrt, All RnHsot Finished Busies. Mlnneola aim uraaio Mprma Ln ctit unayrs, uaaies' Lioop and Park Phaetonf.

Rni etand Red Ffai newi, White Canvas md English linh Collars, and pverythine from theSmallest doat ann Pony to the Honvtpm Exprew. and Finest Road. Trark and Coiieh Harnew, Saddlew. Rrldles aim comnii'ic fjneMnan uutnta, l.ap Jtohes. vwt tern.

Coolers. Sheotft. Wh Inland ever till nz nertftl.i liie; to the rood, track and stahle. maklnaf positively thp largest AHRortmen in America and all at very moderate nrlees. Call and examine, or send for Catalogue and riue a isi as ii win save you moner.

il. BIRCH, Manufacturer of T.i?ht Carrlnffes, Hani ess and tslefcrhs V. U. A. PERSONA) IXfcOARRY'S MONEY LOAN OFFICE.

N. E. or. FIFTH and VI NK street ESTAHI.IHH1CD IN Hi), fiooooo TO IjOAN at reduced rates on Diamonds Watches, silverware Dtv Ooods of all kinds. Goods received on storage, "with or without advances.

Perfect security guaranteed. The only Pawnbrokin KMablfshment In the city protected the Holmea Klectrtc Buritlar Protector. VOI'NG PHYSICIAN WOULD LIKE TO 1. assist an old physician with a larire practice. Good ref.

given. AddroNi P. II, v. llniesomce. 01 HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST oft clothlni.

Ad. 8. Boerncopf. 2S7 If. Otb St TRH.

HOFFMAN. Bt'SINESS CLATR. i.JL voyant: tells names of her visitors th name In lull of the one you marry, oto Franklin. PATENTS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT and sold nulckly for caao; caplul procured; money loaned and invested. M( LAWS A 1345 ARCH Street.

HEADQUARTERS fob RUBRERGOODS. II. LK VICK'S SON it CO, 72o li3j Chestnut .16, Dm Ilia, HI. HAItDT'S PENNYROYAL Sold hy druggists. Ollice itl X.

it AUCTION SALES. JACORS A AUCTIONEERS. 2 7 SOUTH Street. will sell forfeited Clothing, Watches. Bedding and Miacel.

Ooods on KH1HAV, May 8, iit 2 J7 SOUTH Street. JON BrokersTOr. 3d Oasklll Bta. to FIRST OPERATIONS SUCCESSFUL A Canal Cut Through the Beach and Nine Mlle of Railroad Constructed The Canal Opening Extended Eleven Miles Inland by Dredging The Company's Settlement at Greytoirn Healthy Sea Breeios and General Activity Among the Engineering Contingent Movements of the Visitors. Special Correspondence of The Tram.

Greytown, Nicaragua, April 7. Even the most superficial observer here sees at once that a great deal of work hag already been done on the canal, and that great obstacles hare been overcome. But the visible results form a comparatively insignificant part of what has actually been accomplished. For instance, eighty five miles of surveys have been made for each r.iile of canal. Any engineer will appreciate at once the importance of this, and the enormous amount of labor it requires.

The forest consists of huge trees more than one hundred feet high, loaded with vines, and sheltering luxuriant undergrowth opposing entrance, like a wall. Through this the surveyors cut their way with machetes, wallowing in slush in the dry weather, and in wet weather often swimming. Surveying was tegun in 1887, and parties have been con tinually in the field ever since, the last survey being completed on the Pacilio slope about a week ago. GREYTOWN TO DAY. Greytown is situated on a lagoon.

Forty years ago it was at the mouth of the San Juan river, had a fine harbor and ocean steamships of the heaviest draught could come up to its wharves. It was then the point chosen by Commodore Vandcrhilt as the Caribbean Sea terminus of his steamship line run in opposition to the Pacific Mail. But when the canal company began operations here the glory of Greytown had departed; the San Juan had turned asido from its old course, the mouth of the harbor filled up entirely and a narrow creek connecting with the Colorado afforded the only communication with the ocean. The canal company's material had to be unloaded on the open sea, at the mouth of the Colorado, and transported in lighters across tho outer bar and, half unloaded, across the inner bar. CUTTING ACROSS THE BEACH.

In December, the company, having set np its plant on tho verge of the forest at the north end of the lagoon, began opening a passageway to the sea across the beach, which varied in width from 300 to S00 feet. A pile breakwater 42 feet wide and 1,700 feet long was begun about a mile north of Grey lown, and immediately on its being run out the combined action of tho eddy and the breakers speedily rut a channel across the beach along its north side 500 feet wide and 6 feet deep. Dredging increased the depth to about 14 feet in the shallowest parts, at which point it has since been maintained. The breakwater is now 1,015 feet long and work on it has been temporarily suspended, to be resumed when more rock can be obtained for filling from a quarry to be reached by the company's railroad. Another breakwater has been started about two hundred feet north of the first and pushed out about fonr hundred feet.

The piles are brought from the United States, mainly from Wilmington, N. and are all creosoted. So far only a few piles have been attacked by the teredo. The company baa had a deep water dredgo constructed in Scotland which is expected next I montn. When it arrives work ol dredging the outer bar will be begun, and Chief Engineer Jlenocal is confident that with its aid and the completion of the breakwater a depth of thirty feet can bo secured and maintained at tho entrance to the canal.

TICK RAILROAD UTPEB WAY. The company's railroad on the south side of the canal has been laid nine miles into tho interior and the grading is well advanced a mile farther toward the desired quarry. The road is of the standard gauge, laid with fifty six pound steel rails of American manufacture on ties also brought from the United States. It will bo extended to Ochoa, on the San Juan, about thirty seven mile3 from Greytown, and is intended primarily for the transportation of materials, but it is expected to secure a considerable paying trafficatthat point in the transportation of rubber, cotlee and other produce brought down by the river from the interior. When completed it will be one of the busiest roads iu the world, as the transportation of material will require a train every eight minutes.

The whole party, with some of the officers of the company and native officials, rode out to the end of tho road on Saturday and the visitors were delighted with their first sight of a tropical forest. HOW THE CANAL IS DREDGED. The canal opening has been extended eleven miles inland to the base of tho foot hills. The canal itself is now cut over 1,300 feet inland from the west bank of the Grey town lagoon and throughout that distance has twenty feet of water. The Canal Con struction Company purchased the entire plant of the North American Improvemen Company, which did the dredging for the collapsed Panama Canal, and six of its seven mammoth dredges lio in the harbor.

The other, the I)e Lessens, like the fame of its pronominator, went down on the way here lrom lolon. 1 wo ot these dredges, tho Citv of Paris and the M. A. Slaven, are now at wort in the canal. They are dredging on the opposite banks, the Slaven on tho right and slightly in advance At their present rate ot working tney are excavating Jiltoon cubic yards a minuto and advance about twenty five feet a day often working hours, WORKING TOWARDS OCHOA.

The present width of the canal will bo extended to the great divido where the width at the surface of the water will be 100 feet with a ten foot boom on each side ten feet above the water line and sloping banks to the top of the divide. Tho greatest depth of excavation on the divide will bo 327 feet, and the average, 150 feet. At the point where the canal crosses the divide is 3 miles wide. We start early to morrow morning to fol low the line of tho canal across the divide and up to Ohoa on foot, the only means of transportation at present possible, and tho character of the country and the work necessary to be done will be fully described in my next letter. The uniform derth of the canal below the water line is to be thirty feet.

Tho depth is now twenty feet. When the advance dredges are somewhat further along two other dredges will be set to work behind them to dredgo out tho additional ten leet. THE SETTLEMENT AT "AMKRICA." All the company's buildings, except the machine shop, he north of the canal and the northern end of the lagoon. The lagoon, by the way, is about three miles long, three quarters of a mile in width, deep, and an excellent harbor. The settlement made by the company is called America, though I cannot liolp thinking that the name applied to it by the Nicaraguans, La Fo (the faith), is more appropriate.

Altogether there are forty two buildings, nearly nil of two stories, and many of them very large structures. No seaside resort in the States is half so breezy. As I write tho wind is howling round my quarters, and it has been doing the same thing night and day ever since I have been here. Nowhere on earth is there a more cooling, refreshing, healthful breczo than this north cast trado, and tho officers of the company tell mo that it blows with the same force pearly every day in the year. Every member of the party is delighted with the temperature of America, and several have expressed a determination to come down bore every spring.

A HEALTHY SEASIDE RESORT. The company's experience completely disproves the popular belief in the United States of the unhealthiness of the locality. Although it has a working force of 600 men, it has not had at any one time more than thirty patients in the hospital, and there have been only two or threo deaths altogether. This record has been made in spite of the fact that many of the men have at times been forced to work for hours up to their arm pits in water. Much credit, however, is due to the excellent sanitary pro cautions.

So far as I am ablo to judge by appearances the administration seems to he both ablo and economical. I am told by Mr. Davis, 11 r. Menocal's chief assistant, that of 15, the No. me 18, 21, pressed much disappointment that he had not been ablo to rescue the party before the Corazo.

No relief has yet been sent to Captain Baillie and the eight members of the Aguan's crew, who still remain on the wreck. Senator MacArthur, Mr. and Miss Scribner, Ex Congressman Merriam, Mr. and Mrs. Kankino and Miss ClaTk will return to New York on the Hindo, which sails hence tomorrow.

builderhnFbuyers Alterations to be Made to the Church of the Restoration. Architects Hazelhurst and Huekel have made plans for extensive altera tions and additions to the Unlversalist Church of the Restoration on Master street, above Sixteenth. The plans include an eutirely new building for Sunday school purposes, to be stone corresponding with that in which the church wus built, and an entirely new remodeling of tho interior of the church. A new tower Is also to be erected on the church and a system ot steam heating is also to be introduoed. The same architects are now working on plans for a new hotel at Bristol, Virginia.

The hotel is to be four stories high, constructed of stone and frame and will con tain eighty rooms and a complete system of oiccinc iteming ana stenm ueuting. Joseph H. Chubb, of the down town real estate llrm of Close A eolng to make extensive alterations to his residence at 135 South Broad street. The improvements will include a three story back addition and a remodeling of the interior of the house and considerable decorative work. John J.

McPuffoe is going to build a row of six two story houses on the south side of Titan street, west of Twenty seventh street. The houses are to be of brick, with facings mid steps of stone, and are to be nicely finished throughout and to contain all modern conveniences. The dimensions are 134.3.28 feet. Charles A. Warfleld, builder.

Is going to erect ten pretty two story houses on the west side of Twenty eighth street, north of York street. Tho houses arc to be of brick with marble facings and steps, and will be finished In yellow pine and contain all tho modern conveniences. The dimensions are Ht feet. An operation of nine handsome three storv houses will shortly be started by James Hood on the north side of Falrmouut avenue, cast of Fortieth st reet, The houses are to bein modern style, and will be constructed of brick, with ornamental stone lacings and steps. The interiors are to be finely finished In hard woods, and will contain tilod vestibules and considerable deeorativo work.

Tho latest of modern conveniences will be Introduced and the best sanitary plumbing put In. Tiie dimensions of the houses are 10x54 feet. BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED. Henry G. Rchultz, addition, east side of Kessler street, north of Norrts street.

S. Gessmyer, one story brick kitchen, 8x11 feet, 2 11)9 Columbia avenue. Clarissa Gladey, one story brick kitchen, 12x10 teet, 5722 West minster street. William Devltt Son, one bay window, 12x4 leet, 1710 North Fifteenth street. A.

B. Levis, two story back building, 12x11 feet, 20M Wood street. P. A. fjohlmrt, two story addition to back btilldins.

7x12 feet, 1218 East Venango street. P. A. Gebhart, one new front to dwelling, 25.H North Twenty second street. Thomas Ballev, three story store and dwelling, HSxo7 tect.east side of Germantown avenue, north of Cumberland street.

Thomas Kalley. two story stable, IPiSO feet, west side of Tyson street, north ol Cumberland. Samuel Bovans, three three story houses, Nlxli feet, east side of Thirty fourth street, south of Fairmonnt avenue. William llunch, two one storv kitchens, ICxU feet, 412 and 414 Norm Forty first street, John Humphrey, one story machine shop. ioAjiijm, in ijnuvier street, James Hood, two three story houses, 17xo4 feet, east side of Fortieth strcetj north of Fair mount avenue.

J. J. Fields, one story stable, lfixlB feet, south side of Sigel street, west of Eleventh. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. No.

2033 North Ninth street J. M. Sham to A. O'Keefp tt nnn No. stt Otter street West Phlladel phiii Title Company et.al., executors, to IS.

J. Boyle 4,200 Sitrel west of Nineteenth tjulv. ject to a ground rent ot 842 J. A. Fitzgerald to T.J.

livan 4,530 Twelfth north of Oxford St. E. S. BracKenbridge to S. A.

B. Rufsneider 3,600 Sevenlh street, north of Wood street, No. 820 North Seventh street, 8ttboot to a ground rent of S120; No. 322 North Seventh street. No.

32 1 North Seventh street, No. 326 North Seventh street E. Brenner to tho Franklin Market Company, subject to a mortgage of J2O.0UO 19,000 Northwest corner of Nineteenth and Oiaul streets, Ann street northeast of Nineteenth street, northwest side of Gaul street, northeast of Ann street, southeast side of Chatham street, northeast of Ann street, subject to a mortgage of K.oOO E. A. Braddock to J.

McCourland ,.) Northeast cor. of Broad and Morris sis. W. E. Matchett to H.

Aldrieh, sub.lect to a inortge. of $3,400 8,200 Dover n. ol Thompson St. J. Det lefs to F.

Frank, subject to a mortge. 5,050 e. of Thirty first Ridge s. of Iiiamond n. w.

cor. of Thirty first. and Norrls s. w. cor.

of Thirty first and Norrls Rldgn e. of Thirtieth St. L. S. Boraef to W.

Albreeht Southeast corner of Opal and Dickinson Opal St. n. Tasker O. A. Twi btll to Penn Globe Gaslight Co 6,050 Fifteenth n.

Diamond N. D. Cox to W. a. Graham 6,400 Filbert w.

Twelfth C. N. Masson et al. to B. J.

Moore 27,750 Fourth st No. 40 T. Miles to G. H. Kyi! 50,000 Germantown n.

w. of Graver's lane K. Vartonhelmer to J. Hotten stein 4,500 DISTRIBUTION OP MOXEV. Banks to Fay Their Seml Annunl Dividends in May.

"While May Is not one of the largest of the interest and dividend periods, nearly all the ban Its pay semi annual dividends In that month, which amount in the aggregate to about In addition to the city banks, the Exchange Rank of Pittsburg, the stock which Is largely held in this city, the Atlantic City National Bank, the First National Banks of West Chester, Chester, Con nhohocken and Norritown, the Delaware County National Hank, and others in this State and New Jersey, pny dividends In May. On May 1 Interest matures on a number of municipal bonds and on the bonds of various railroads and other corporations. Several railroad, fire insurance and trust companies pay dividends to their stockhold era In May. General Tree's Chiof of Staff Dead. Syracuse, N.

April 29. General Annis tead L. Long, who was General Leo's chief of staff at the time of the surrender, died at Charlottesville, to day. He was a West Polnterand went with his fUte. Virginia Ooneral Long's wife was a daughter of uencrni Humner, on whose staff he was when the rebellion began.

He was author of memoirs of General Kobert E. Lee. Lfeulg Company's Extract of Beef Restores exhausted vitality. Crushed by the Car. Special Telegram to Tne Timics.

Cktbalia, April M. John Webster, aired a slate picker employed at the Lozan colliery, was caught between the bumpers of loaded cars to dny and so badly crushed that amputation of one limb will be necessary and probably the other. Wants Pay for the Horses. Suit was entered In Common Pleas Cotirt, 1, yesterday against Kyle, Kerry A limited, by T. D.

Doke. and another bv Wellington Rlckert, to recover balances due them on sales of horses to the defendants. Doke claims 31,079.60 and Rickert 81,116.20 as amounts due. ExcELsron" Breakfast Bacon is selected from yotinff and tender vies. Gold Medal awarded Paris Exposition, lbSO.

None (ten uine unless branded. Judgments Satisfied. The Judgment of C. H. Rolsscr affalnstT Sinister Boraef for $07,112, entered February and tho Judgment of John McArdle agal nst thesamo for $24,000, entered February have both been batlatied of record by Mr.

Boraef's counsel. Judge Thayer 111. Judge Thayer has been confined to his borne, 1824 Pine street, for a week with a severe attack of sciatica. His sufferlnes ara ntense that opiates have to be used. When Baby was sick we rave hor Caston.

When she was a Child she cried for When Mho bucaine Miss she clung to Castorbw WUeu bint had ChUOruu av them Cusioruw "SS" EXECUTOR'S SALE AT TUB SWAP MANSION, 1512 WALNUT ST. By order of the Pennsylvania Company for Instir auces on Lives aud Granting Annuities. Superior Furniture Elegant Mirrors Cut Glassware Curtains, Carpets Sc. This Thursday Morning, April 30 At 10 o'clock. Superior and Antique Furniture.

Large and Elegant Mirrors, Curtains, Portieres, Fine Carpets, Cut Glassware and many other articles. TIIE ART OBJECTS i Statuary, Bronzes, Brlc a Brac and A rt Objects have been removed and will be sold at Davis harvevs Gallery 1212 CHESTNUT STREET I i On Wednesday and Thursday, Slay 07 THE PAINTINGS WILL BE SOLD Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings Jlay 13, 14 and 13. Particulars hereafter. WANTS. "WANTED AT ONCE THREE GOOD parinst rroeerleB, two hotels, two rostauranw, two boarding houses, three country general mriw, stores, twoconfcctlonpTie borit, phoe, two ilry frnods and notion stores, and also other business chances, citv or country.

Mow Is the time to sell. Write or call on aicLAWS A. ms ARCH Street. WANTED A PLAIX, STEADY, SOBER man that is not afraid to travel and is will lntrand ohiifrfnK, to niake himself cenerallv useful in a Real Estate and Collection Office. Steady situation and fsood pay.

A man from the couutry pre lerrea. Auaress jionestj limes uince. ORRESPOXDEN'T AND ADVERTIS in? solicitor wanted for thiR elty for a shoe trane paper; must oe arqnatnten witn rniianemnta wholesale trade. Address, with pariioulars, "Competent," care OEORGE A. SMITH, 415 ARCH Street, Philadelphia.

ANTED A RESPONSIBLE AND competent life ranee solicitor, to act as superintendent of aaents for the General Aeenryof the Equitable Life Assurann Soctetv of New Yurie Anply to ANSON A. MAHER, 803 MARKET Wllmin ton. OVERMAN AMERICAN, AGED 26, SIN gje, wlfh OTperienre, wanta position as bartender. No ohl'Ttinn to eroinc out of city. Address F.

II. Hnller, 2S35 M.ir. 'liull strnet. 850, PAID IN ONE MONTH. NEW order inst Rtartlni.

to to oitl. weeklv dues iiw for tour weeks; every member pecurinl; one dollar will be deducted trom C'ontrihiuion to Benefit Fund. Members and a few secretaries wanted. No. 91 SOUTH FIFTEENTH Street.

BUSINESS CHANCES. SKfi VOTTCAN ARE MOIiEMONEY inn few mont hs by buy inst parent stoelc of our company than in any other way it heats the Telephone, Teieyni; and 1'nited States Mail Service. and see the workinc machines at '627 WAI N'UT street, second floor. K. M.

BAYNE. McLA WS CO. BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 1U5 ARCH Street, Philadelphia, Rusiness places sold rapidly for cash partners with capital procured Jor merchants, and others desirtnc to ex tend their bust ti ess communications i considereii confidential peiwns seeking business afi vised without charcfi of reliable opportunities bant and coiu mercial referenern Airnislied. EDUCATIONAL.

PEIRCE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND S1TORTU AN D. Second. Third ami Fourth Floors, Rpcfjrd Blilldlnir, VI7 V19 CIIKSTXUT Philadelphia, fa. SI'KC'IAL MJTIOE. Appllpnntsfor u'lmlssion may reasonably esppct from this time on ti the oti1 of June to he provided nt once with sitting Immediately upon passln? satisfactorily the entrance except, perhaps in the Shorthand Jieitartnient.

French and German cIilsscs from P. M. to 4. P. M.

Frenchmen and Germans taught English. Classes limited toeltrht. Call at 'olleee otlice. or send fhr enrolment blank, College Annual, (iraduatinsr Wercises, to DIt. THOMAS MAY PKTKCB.

Principal and Founder. FRENCH IS TAUGHT AT NO. Z1U PINEStroat, by tiaroutuu UK rlLLVHlEil a native of Franca. SHIPPING. INMAN LINE FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

II ICAGO, Wednesday. Mav 4 r. M. FETFR WRKiHT A SONS. General AKents, 307 WALNUT Street.

Philadelphia. RET) STAR LINE. FOR ANTWKRP. PARIS AND THK RHIVK. nnVVT.AXT).

Wcdnpiutaiv. Mav ft. 4 P. SWITZERLAND (from May IS, 1.30 P. M.

AMERICAN' LINE. For OTKKNSTOWX and LIVERPOOL JNMANA, WednoKdav, Mav H.SA. M. BRITISH PRINCK. Wedneiav.

Mav 13. 1.30 P. M. PKTKR WUlu MT vt SONS. General Agenta, 07 WALNUT Strret, Philadelphia.

EXCURSIONS. SHAD FISHING AT GLOUCESTER EVKP.Y AFTERNOON. BOATS LEAVE FOOT OF SOUTH STREET EVERY HALF HOUR. RTEASIEK SYLVAN DELL Leaves A rch Pt reel Wnarf every hour. First boat rom Philadelphia.

10.30 A. M. SUjyiM ER RESORTS. POLAND SPRING HOTEL South Poland, Me. Onen flrManl Rtenm heat, flrsi ei.w arcomrnala tlons In connection with tue far famed POLAND WATER NATURE'S GREAT liKMEDT.

Greatest Medicinal Water in the World CURES AiX DISEASES from Dyspepsia, Kldneyand LlverCom plalnts and nil diseases of the Urinary Orirans. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet of Its Hlatoryand Wondernil Medicinal Properties. New York Depot. HH Nassau Trimtne Buildlns. Sena for circulars.

HIltAM P.H'KKRsONa II. O. PRIfUF.TT A North NINTH Street. Philadelphia. (ieneral Agenta.

LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS. UMPOBELLO ISLAND Off the Maine oast. TmpmvwJ traveling fccllitles for the Summer scaion. Six Boats per Week from Boston Mr. T.

A. Barker, monaorer of the Campnhello Hotels, will he the TRfayette Kotel in Philadelphia, on and after April 'X, to meet those dealrlnr secure rooms for the season, and will call at reai deuces if preferred. GIRARD THE LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY AN0 sea cal to People do not discover it until too late, that the so called washing powders not only eat np their clothes, but rutn their skin and cause rheumatism. Use nothing but Dobbins' Electric Soap. Have your grocer keep it.

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS MARRIED. BTTTTiT5 N0iAN. On April 27. ISM, at tho par eowace of Central M. E.

Church, No. 237 Jackson street, Trenton, hy the pastor, rW. William V. lavls, 11. Mr.

OKOHGK C. BITTLK and IMOGEN bolta of Pennsylvania. CA MBELL PHILLIPS. April 2B, Iffil, by Rev. W.

JI. Burroll, at his resilience, 43 Conner street, fftmdeii, N. Mr. HA VII) A. OAMHF.LL to Miss MARY PHILLIPS, both of Wilmington, Del.

HKBKRTON PANCOAST. On Tucurfor, April 21, l.ytl St. Stephen's Church, bv the Rov. Ir. S.

D. Mccoinioll, assisted hvihr Rev. Ir. I. L.

Nicholson, WILLIAM WHITNEY KKBKRTONaurt ELLA HOLMES, riftuuhter of Albert I'ancoost. Ewj HORAN NK1X. April 2tl, by Rev. W. H.

Rurreli, at his residence, 43 Cooper street, Camden, X. Mr. LOUUHLAN F. IIOKAN to Miss KATIE NELN, both of Bainbridge, Lancaster county, Pa. SCHOtTELD MARSHALL.

April 23. 1891, by Rev, n. Rurreli, at Ins residence, 43 Cooper street. Camden, Mr. CLAIR I).

8CH0FTKLD to Miss LAURA V. MARSHALL, both of Rot boroueh. Pliila. SMITH MATTHEWS. On the 2Mb of April, by the Rev.

Chauncev fiilos. assured hv the Rev. William Worcester. ACE Kl'KNE SMITH and AMELIA RENIIAM A TT KWS, daughter of the late General E. Wallace Matthews.

THOMPSON KRII'X On February 4, bv Rev. J. L. Sooy, at his residence, North Third street, Camden. X.

LANSING P. THOMPSON toEFFIK 3C. KRIKS. both of Philadelphia. WALLACE WALKER.

On Monday evening, April 27, hy Rev. Willis It. Nktllmttn. Mr. ANDREW G.

WALLACE and Miss AGNES D. WALKER. IHKD. Adams, Elizabeth, 89. Renson, Charles.

'rheinvT, William, 68. Brooke, .1 eun. Brown, Flora Cooper, lAr.le, Crooks. 77. nailv, 7.

Dunally. Ulaui. flL Foiev. Robert. 27.

McCaffsrty, Marcaret MeCarnry, Ann. MeCau! hjy, Maseie, 'Clun Catherine, McGuitisran. Thomas, Mcfiouldriek, John. Mi Keonc, Cecilia. Mount lan.

Mary, 67. Nii iitds Minnie. Petf rs. Joseph, 2, Philips, A una, 33. Roberts.

William, 61 R'is. Eliza. 49. Shta. Mary.

2. Slaven, Edward, 4. Smith, William. Sievens, Stockton, Martha. Ktioutek, Amelia, 7(1.

Throeseher. Jacob, 61. Wallace, Annie, 25. Walter, Karuh, 77. Ward.

John, Wayne. EUz WoedrutV, Lydia. Worth, MarcareL Wright, Annie. Ffttche, Ciarciner, WHiiara, 70. (iitrvin.

Alexander, 7G. Gltttns, IMcbard, 4. Cnt ly. Ellen M. fJrelner, Emma.

Hamilton, Catharine. Hurt ley, Hayes, Minerva, 6i. Irelnn, Catharine, 54. Kennedy. Hush.

Klnmp. CJeorKe, 7fi. Knight. Catharine, 78. Le(h.

Rosd. Linrie, Ifurrv. I.eldv, llr. Philip. Little.

Albert, 'J2. Lumley, William. A HAMS. Suddenly, on the 2Sth. at tTr resldeneeof son in law.

John sner Kmt Iauphln street, KMAIiKTIT AlAM, relict of Jmni Adams, in the H.HU year of her ago. Due notice of the funeral wl 1 be given. BKXSOX. Tn Camden. X.

on 27th instant, MOVEit, Infant son of Horace W. and Jennie H. Benson. BIUOKK. Suddenly, on the Mth Instant.

JEAN AI'filiAY. Infant uimgliier ot Laura If. aud Alexander II. Brooke, acred months and Y) davs, Serviees at the restdenee of the parents. No.

'iiiO Cleveland avenue, this afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock. Interment private. BHOWX. On April 27 FLORA E. BROWN.

Relatives and friends are refipeotftil Invited to attend the funeral, frum her lat residence, (South Kkrhteenth street, on Kndav, Mav at 9 o'clock A M. precisely. High Muss'at ht.Vlmrh Jtorromeo. CrOPFR. On the instant, J.V.7JK RATRD, eldest daughter of John I), and J.iy.ie CamptK if Cooper, atjeil 17 years.

Fun ril srviefpat the residence of her paroii is, at Ambler, this niorn inif. at Id o'clock. Interment private, at I.uurel IfiU. Train tor Ambler, from Ninth and tireen sti.is, at Hand t.or A. M.

CHOOKS. Oii thft 2Sth instant. MKS CROOKS, iid 7T yciuN. The relative mid triend of tho iamilyaro respectfully invited to attend the fn iteral, on Friday anernoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, H7 Hazel street. Interment at Fermvuwl Cemetery.

DATLY. ODthe27th Instant, BRTTiCrrT A DELIA DAILY, ared 75 yean. The relatives and friends of the family an; respectntlly invited to at tend the ninerHl, this at o'clock, from tin rt tif ISP KmOif.r Ph Fasi Norrls airecu Solemn Requiem Clogs' and I in (emit ncnt at hu Ann's. I DONNA LL V. On the 27th tntnnt, ULAM DO.V A LLY, In the filst year of his ape.

Relatives and friends of the family ari rcspeotftiUv invited to attend the funeral, to day. at i o'clock, from Ills lat residence, I.Vtt) Godfrey avenue. Interment private. To proceed to Monument Cenieterv. FLEY.

On the 2Mb Instant, ROBERT FOLEY, aped 77 years. The relatives and friends of the family are rospectt'ully Invited to attend the fu neral, this afternoon, at o'clock, irjm the resilience of his br.iiher hi law, Campbell Fair, IS'JD CatKt street. To inceed to New Catliedial Cem FJtITCFTK On the '27th of April, 1591, PHIL TP VRITSCHK. aped 29 years and months. The remnvi'SHiin irienos ot tut lamitv.

also the mem here of tho Klntraeht Renclieial Kocieiv, Franz SIkoI Beneficial Society, No. l.aru respfciniiiy iim uni luiuirini nit? iiiui'rai, iiu rnormun, at o'clock, from his lat residence, ioiftOarrett niivet. offT wentifth, below jteeil. Mass at st. AI pus' Ciitir hjjrf at 8 o'clock.

Interment at noiy i toss leinetorv. GARl)NKK. 27lh April, WILLIAM OARDNKR, jijrffd 70 year. Funeral lrom his iate rt Miienee. WM Norrls street, to Uay, at 2 P.

M. Interment private. GAnVIN. instant, ALKXANDKU C. (lAHVlN.afCd 76 years.

i)ue notice of the fn nentl will tie triven. GITTIN(iS. Oii the S8tU instant, RICHARD OITTINrts. aeed 31 years. The relatives and trienas of the family, also the employes of John Wanainnker, ait respectfully Invited to attend the luoma), this afternoon, at 2 o'clr)cic, from his late resi.leticc.

North Eleventh street. Inter nient at American Mechanics' Cemetery, GRADY. On the 29th lnsu, KLLEN widow of James Grady. The relatives and friends of the family are re snectfiillyinvltPdtoatt 'nd the on Hatiir ffay mornhiff at 8 o'clock, from her late residence, JSH Morris stret. Solemn Uiich Mass at rtt Thomas' Church.

Iutermtntat Cathedral Cemetery. GKKINKR. EMMA B. GHET.VER, daughter ot I'eter A. and Kirah Jl.

(ir iner. Funeral from street. Frankford, to day, 2 P. AI. Interment at North Cedar Hill.

HAMILTOX. On April 27, CATHARINE HAMILTON. The relatives and friends of the family are reflpeet fully invfted to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of her brother, William Hamilton, HOG Monroe street. Tntermentat Lafayette (meierv, BATiTLEY. On the 27th instant, elik st son ofGeorxe W.

and Sarah J. Hartley, ntfe 36 years. The relative and friends of tho ikmily.alviLihrrty Council No. 11, O. V.

A.M., are resneouully lnvit tu attend the thnernl. this afternoon, at oVdock. from his late restdenee, lVSi Ent Venango street. Interment at North Tedur Hill. A YKS.

Sudden on April 2T.lh, MTNERVA IT A VKS, wife of Charles 11. Hayes, need Wi years. Funeral services this iiflernoon.at i at the residence of Mr. Georite Mackenzie, No Menine stroet Interment private. IRFLAN.

On the 27th inst, CATHARINE, wife ol David Irelan, agd .14 years. The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at the resldeni of her husband, 1016 lioce atreeu Interment private. KENXKirv. Onthe 2Tth Instant. HT'GIT PHFR MAN, son of Hutfh and Emma M.

Kennedy.aifed 15 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence, Bridge stroet, BrideBburg. To proceed to Holy Redeemer KKNNEY. On April 28, ANNABEL, wife of John Kenny, 7 yea a. Residence.

2713 East Cumberland street. Due notice of funeral will be irlven. KLT'MP. On the 2th Instant, GEORGE F. theVoth vearof his Thnrelntimnml friends are Invited to attend the ftinenil wrviiie.

nt tits lato p.f(!t.rp xn itiis Incersoll street, on Fridav afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Mount Peace Cemetery. Private. KNHniT. On Fourth month, 27th, 1891, CAT1IA xv v.zthk;.

inint, ased 7" years. Relatives aidn ieiids of tho lamll ara respect flilly invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 17l Monument avenno, on Fifth day, 30th instant, at It o'clock. Interment private. LEI On the 28th instant, ROUE widow of the late Joseph K. Lefb.

The relatives And frlendsof the family are re spcctlully invited tonttend tho funeral services Thursday at 8 o'clock, at her late residence, North Eleventh street. Jntermtmtat Harrlsburg. Pa. LFID YOn the moruing of tho 29th, TJr. PHILIP Due notice of funeral will be (riven.

LINPE. On the 27th HARRY G. ft, son of A. MaricarettAand Henry Linde, aged 10 weeks. Funeral services at WM N.

Twenty fifth street, at 2 o'clock to day. Interment private. LITTLE. ALBERT, son of Henrietta and the late James Little, ared 22 vears. Tbe relatives and friends of the Ik nil are re pwt fully Invited to attend the funeral, on yatur nay niornliiff.

at 8 o'clock, (rom his mother's real denco, North Sixteenth street. Requiem Mass at Church of theGesu. Interment at rfewCathe dral Cwnetcry. LUMLEV. Snddenly, on April 2th.

WILLIAM Lt'MLEY, Hr. I)u notice of the funeral, from his late residence. 1IM Eleventh street FFKMTY. On th 3Mh MARGARET, widow of the late Charlev MeCafferty. The relatives and frlendsof the ftimlly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday mornhiBt, at o'clock, from her late residence, VW Ho.uh Fourth street.

High Muss at. sr. Mary's C'burcfl). To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery, at CI at rr The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, this morninar, at 7.30 o'clock, from his lute residence. 1326 Wheat street Mass at the Church of the Knered Heart Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

MOCNTIAN. On the 2th Inst, MARY MOUN TI A aed f7 vears. The relatives and fr ends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday moraine atS.S'o'clock, from her son in law's residence, William J. Tipping. Adeline strict, west of seventieth street.

Hiih Mansat su Clement's church. Paschal vllle. To proceed to Holy Cross Cemetery. NICnOLS. On the 28th Inst, MINNIE only daughter of Kdward and Adatlne 8.

Mich Is, aged 10 years. The relatives and friends are respectfully luvited to attend the funeral, on Fridav, May a ciocK, ip tne resut' nceot ner p.irenn, ilia Parr fell street Interment American Mechanics' Cemetery. PFTKRS On the 2flth instant, of scarlet fver, JOSKPH PRATT PETERS, son of iieorgeand Loulta Peters, aged 2 yean, fi months. Funeral private, this morning at Hi from his parents1 residence, aw Warren street Interment at Fern wood Cemetery. PHILLTPPS, On the 27th Inst, Mrs.

ANNA M. PHILLIPPS, daughter of the late George and Mary A. Williams, aired 32 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectively Invited to attend the funeral, thi afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the residence of her uncle. harles Sawyer, Si i Moore street.

Interment at Lafayette Vault BOliERT S. On the 27th at his lare residence, 2133 North Twftiiy flrs street, WILLIAM ROBERTS, aged 54 years. The relatives and friends of the fimllv, also members of V. S. Grant Post, No.

O. A. Franklin Lodge, No, 13 F. and A.M.: Pennsylvania Ijodge, No. K.

of and Pennsylvania Council, No. 'n, A. L. of are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at the Church of the New Je.rus.ilem, Twenty second and Chestnut streets, on Friday allernoon at ciocs. i mermeut at oooianus.

BOSS. On the 27th FLIZA, wife of William Ross, aged in years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iuviu to attend the funeral, to d.ty. 10 o'clock, her late residence. 1043 Dorrance street Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery.

SHEA. On the 2Rth Instant, MARY, daughter of Michael P. and Uridget friliea, aged 3 years and 4 months. The relatives and friends of the family are re spH ifiilly invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her parent1' residence, soui Invest corner Sixth ami Palnbridge streLtfi. To proceed to New Cutheural Cemetery.

SI.AYEN. On the 27th instant, FDWA RI, son of John and Marcaret slaven, aged 4 years and 2 months. The relatives and friends arc resiiect tully invited to attend his funeral, 10 day, from his parents' residence, aiMfi Filbert street, at 1 o'clock. To proceed to St Denis'. SMTTFI.

On the 27th Instant, WILLIAM WHITE MITH. The relatives and friends of thefarnilv are fully invited to attend th1 funeral, from the resilience of his brother in law, Charles C. ICvrrK No. 118 North Fifteenth street, on Fridav, May 1, at 3 P. M.

Interment at Woodlands Cemetery. FT EVENS. In Pittsburg. April 27. XILTON son of Clara and Uenjamiu It.

Stevens, aged 19 months. STOCKTON. On the instant. MARTHA daughter of Charles and tfudie Siocltton, apd months. Tho relatives and friends of the fomilv art1 respectfully invited to attend th funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her parents' residence.

Parian street To prucoed to Ulen wiod (Cemetery. 6TTtOPIOK. On April 27. AMT5LTA S. PTRO L1.

relict of the late Henry Strodick. aged 7G years. rue notice of the hineral will be given. TR 'ESCjier on the 17th JACOB THOR it, agen hi years. 'Mm relutlve an and friends of the fa ml I v.

also Schubert Lmlce. Xo. 1. O. o.

F.Wilhelm Tell rodne, No. O. I). H. Fulrhill Beneficial Assoclailnii, Falrhtll Relief, No.

1. are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, tills afternoon, at 1 o'clock, iruru his late nidenee, 2017 llerks street. To proceed to North wood Cemetery. A A E. On the 26th Instant.

wire ol Kdward L. ailace and tiauKhter of Jtolert and Flizaheth Paul, aR'U i years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited tu attend the funeral, to dny, at 2 clock, from the residence of her husband, northeast corner of Twenty second and Carpenter streets. Interment at Mount Mortal. WALTER.

On the morning of the 2fith Instant of pneumonia, KAltAII widow of William P. Walter and of the late Joseph and Naomi Rhoads, in the 77th year of her ae. Ku ni nii ii'im hit one iuence, ssixteemU street, un Fourth day at 2 P. M. Interment nri vute.

1 WARD. Ou the 27th Instant, JOHN, son of Peter hum un iie ta aru, in uis tin vear. The reratlv. and friends of the 'famllr are re Bpeciftilly Invited to attend the funeral, ou Friday niuriiuin. ai oeiiH K.

irom ins rather ri'sldence lwu ptreet. lieoulem Mans at wt. viin. heth's Church, Interment ut Cathedral Cemetery. a i ourtn month, 2th instant.

ELIZABETH, widow of the lute Edward S. Wavne. I he relatives and friends of tho family are re hpeeiiuuy inviini loattemi the riuieral, on sixth i.i itj.m iiiiik in iu niw ironi ner late rluenue, Set North sixteenth street. Interment private. i Vi 7 nthl the 27th Instant, mio v.

it. MOOUrUU. tih neratsfnices will be held at her irn IHtM Chestnut street, this even Ing, 3t)tb instant.a't 8ocl'ck. Please omit flowers. WORTH.

MARGARET, wife of the late James Mii. in ziwi instant, inter ment at st. Luke Church, Newtown. at 2 Thursday, April doth. WRIGHT.

suddpnly, at Roxbomturh. on April 25. A.vMhAiM.i.MJA, wife ot Thomas Y. Wrieht, 8Led years. The relatives and frlendsof the family aro respeeifiilly invited to attend the funeral, to day at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her rtiusre avenue, aooveuowa lane, Rox Aiiiffingin, nt, i.t verniKum vemeterj.

SPECIAL NOTICES. Philadelphia, April Sfl, 1891. HEALTH OFFICER'S PROCI.AM By resoluilonof the Hoard of Heal' oft MA tiie I Phiiailclnhia and bv anrti.trirv nf l.w and nlhrts will take That all Incomlnit ve. Interned anil nil vessels hl. have or have hud on Miitrmmi or eoinairionsuisrase since leaving the port of departure shall be rei)Ulred to report at the L'nltwl Stales UnarantinQ Btation at the l)ela wnre Hivakwater on and niter Mar 1 until further notico.iind also at the P)iiladelnhlH tlon on and oiler June I to October 1, and that nit ,,1 sicn viseis os aiifi nre nerfby required to nbev this order, nnrier n.t,, nf re lorebi lncInK such vessels Into the Philadelphia Quarantine Kiallon on the tielaware river Vessels from non lnfecteil porta and navlnu no pestilential or eontazinus disease on loard will hoist their private slBnid under the National flag before pnislnc the I nited States Quarantine station on their way to tbe lazaretto stntir.r.

siectlouas reoulred tiy law. w. rji raiMjN, Health Offlcer. rt Cs PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 21, 1891. LV The annual meetinsr of Ihe stockholders of THK UXn'Kll OAS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY will held at the conipanv's otllce, DreTel Kulldlnir.

Philadelphia, on MO.VPAY'. May4, lsni 12 o'clock noon, when nn election will be held for al'resldenl and sli iiii filrcoiors to serve tor tho ensuing year, and such other business transacted aa mav be brought before the nier. Untr. KDWARD C. LEE, Secretary.

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEET inCOftllO Stockholder, nf Ih. MfllTT.T. ERN PKMNSYLVANTA RAILWAY ANI MINING COMPANY for the eleetlonof a President and Board of alx Directers and the transacllnn ofsiich other business as may be presented will be held at the office of the Pennsylvania Railroad Companv, NO.SI1SOUTH FOl RTlI Stroet, Philadelphia, tin MONDAY, the 4th day of MAY. IWil, between tha bouraofll o'clwlc A. M.

and o'clock P. M. W. RITCHEY, Secretury. rr3a, PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC TELE Si GRAPH COMPAN OF TH UNITED STATES.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of thl Company will be held at the nflleo of the Western Union Telegraph Company, corner ofTKNTH and IKKTN IT Streets. In the CITY OK PHILADELPHIA, on TUESDAY, tho 10th day of MAY next, 12o'chM noon, for tbe election of a President and Directors, and for the transaction nfsuch other business as may come bprbro the meetlne. R. II. ROCHESTER, Secretary.

Ami. 1891. fc, ORDER OF IRON HALL. New branch will be orpinlied at 11(1 North BROAD Street, on Wed. 29th ln.st, all o'clotk.

BUfners to Chart. will attend. JOSEPH (iLAiiINO, X. S. 3.

MOUNT MORI AH CEMETERY OFFICE. NO. a) SOUTH RROA tl Hlreet opposlterlly Hall. Send orders for tlrst elass sod dinti beforethe 1st of May, as the sun e'jts hot then. Lout lor sale Three niuutbs arrears forfeit.

TRUST Co. Executes Trusts, Allows Interest on Deposits, Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent. EFFIXOH in II. ttORRIS, President. WM.

Si. M.Y. Trrasirer. BROAD AND Him Vic President J. A nitl lvVll tintm iZ I SU CHESTNUT I.