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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6. 1894. WALSH. -On the 2d InBtant, JOHN WALSH, aged Highest of all in Leavening Power.

Latest U. S. Gov't Report Men, Women "and Children HOSIERY AT REDUCED PRICES ri-SBa THE PHILADELPHIA AND IKrST READING KAILROaD COMPANY. GENERAL OFFICE. RKAD1NH TERMINAL, Pmii.adki.phia, December 13, 18i3.

Notice Is hereby given to the stockholders of tills company that the annual meeting and election for president, siximanagers. treuaurer and tecretary.wlll take place In Room 401, fourth floor Reading Terminal, Twelfth and Market streets, in the olty of Philadelphia, on the seend MONDAY, the bth of January next, at 12 o'clock M. By order of the Board of Managers. R. A LOR, Secretary.

JERMON STEPS OUT Me ia Not Willing to be a Magistrate for Only Three Months, A term aa Mnzlstrate lasting from the first of the year only to the end of March Is not long enough to satisfy J. M. R- Jermon' a de-sire lor a place among the Magistrates of Philadelphia, Yesterday be wrote to Governor Paulson, declining the appointment which was tendered him on Tuesday. Mr. Jermon is very frank about stating the reasons for bis declination.

In his letter he says: "I desire to express my hearty appreciation of the ereat hnnor conferred upon me by your appointment as one of the Magistrates of Philadelphia, and I only regret that I am unable to accept the place. AB50UITEIY PURE LADIES' HOSIERY 5,000 pairs Ladles' Striped Hose, unbleached grounds, 1,250 pairs Ladles' Striped Hose, slate and tan grounds, Heduced from 25a a pair. 1,200 pairs Ladies' Fast Black Heavy Cotton Hose, HeriuctHt from 33c, a pair. MEN'S HOSIERY 700 pairs Men's Merino Half Hose Just balf price 1,200 pairs Men's Unbleached Half Hose, Worm double. 1,200 pairs Men's Fast Black Half Hose, Wonh lsc.

ft pair. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, Children's Black Wool Bibbed Hose, Reduced from 25c, a pair. Infants' Cashmere Three-quarter Hose, Wortb 25c. a pair. HOPPEROn Jannary 8, 1894, at Florence.

N. EDMUND HOPPEK, in bis flttth year. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of bis son, No, 1029 South Third street HOUGH. (in the 4th HANNAH HOUGH, COOK BROTHER The Largest Retailers of Hosiery and Underwear In America, 49-51-53 NORTH EIGHTH ST. PHI LA.

MAILORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED "The appointment, coming, as it did, only one week prior to the convention, left no opportunity for a successful contest to secure the nomination besides, even though the time bad been longer, I find that It would uot be possible for me to secure the nomination under existing circumstances, and I could expect, therefore, a tenure of office lasting only lor a few weeks. In order lo accept the Magistracy I would be required to resign my place in the District Attorney's office, for I could not lawfully hold the tw places. I am sure that you and all of my friends who so generously supported me for the appointment will appreciate the embarrassment of my situation and agree that I ought not to sacrifice my present place in order to take another for such a very short time. Again thanking you for the very kind compliment contained In your selection of me, I remain, etc." Jermon's confessed inability to secure the nomination is due not to the short time before the convention, nut to the fuct that the fences have already been fixed for John Lu Kens' nomination. Jermon has fur a long time been anxious to become a Magistrate, but he has alwavs failed to srain the anDroval of the Republican leaders.

As soon as It waB decided to make Clement Sheriff of the county, Mr. Jermon begun a canvass for the appointment and for the nomination wblch would make the appointment worth having. Lukens was the combine's candidate, however, and though Jermon secured the appointment, thev refused to accept him as a possible candidate. District Attorney Graham and other lriends advised his aeclinutlon of the appointment. RAILROAD MEN MEET.

Representatives of the Trunk Line Association In Secret Conference. New York, January 5. Many of the large railroad interests were represented at the meeting or the Trunk Line Association here to-day. The purpose of the meeting was to consider east-bound freight, which the com-mittee has been considering since Wednesday last, when members were called together by tbefr chairman, J. F.

Goddard, the commissioner of the Trunk Line Association, The committee deny strongly that the railways intend to form a pool in defiance of the inter-Staie commerce law. Mr. Goddard presided over the meeting, wblch was attended by the following: John Burton, general freight agent of the Grand Trunk Percy II. Todd, general traffic manager of the West Bhore; A- Fell, Western freight manager of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western; (. G.

Cochran, rattle manager of the New York, Lake Erie and Western; D. S. Gray, manager of the Star Union Line; W. S. Spetrs, assistant general freight agent of the Lehigh Valiey; Frank Harriott, general freight traffic manager of the Baltimore and Ohio C.

8. Wight, general freight agent of the Baltimore and Ohio W. P. Walker. freight traffic manager of tbe Chesapeake and Ohio; 8.

P. Knight, general freight agent of tbe Wabash C. B- Spriggs, general Ireight agent of the New York, Chicago and Kt Louis; W. J. Spicer, general manager of the Chicago and Grand Trunk; George B.

Keeue, traffic manager of the Chicago and Grand Trunk: Oscar C. Murray, second vice president of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St, Louis, and William Stewart, freight traffic manager of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg. The proceedings of the meeting are entirely private. Working for Charity. Norristown, January 5.

The annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Charity Hospital, was held at the hospital and the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. P. Y. Elsenberg; vice presidents, Mrs. H.

C. Wen tz and Mrs. J. P. Hale Jenkins; recording secretary.

Miss Caroline Cresson corresponding secretary, Miss M. Smith; treasurer, Mrs. J. K. Weaver; executive committee, Mrs.

John T. Dyer, Mrs. F. A. Ramsay, Mrs.

N. Harrah and Mrs. N. R. Haines; finance committee, Mrs.

H. U. Brunner, Mrs. J. L.

Rex, Mrs. TacleC. Cresson, Mrs. J. R.

Umstad and Mrs. J. Morton Brown auditing committee, Mrs. H. U.

Brunner, Mrs. J. L. Rex and Mrs. J.

R. Umstad. The Bank of Venezuela Victimised. New York, January The Red Line steamship Venezuela, from Venezuelan ports, arrived here this morning. Anion the passengers on hoard was John C.

Connal, of DowanhlU, Glasgow. While in Caracas, he says, durin the early part of December last, the Bank of Venezuela was victimized by a clever system of forged checks to the extent of 80,000 pesos, or nearly S50.000. The name of tbe house or Hellmund Co. was used, and later, when at Lseunvra. he heard a rumor that two brothers had been arrested while endeavoring to kill a third brother who naa mreateneu to expose the crime.

Emphatically a Snperlor Publication. From the Public Ledger. The Times Almanac has from Its first issne been a welcome gift from Colonel McClure's great dally to the subscribers. Always a val uable compendium of tbe previous year's events and a ready handbook for persons seeking the details of political Information, would seem that tbe compilers of this almanac take special pride in eclipsing each year uie worK done by them in those preced ing, and tbe results this yer show that there nas oeen no abatement in this laudable effort. The Times Almanac for 181)4 is emphatically The Lymeburuer'i Crew Saved.

Boston, January 6. A cablegram received in Millbridge, Maine, from Captain William I'icKett, or tne wrecked schooner Marv Lvme- burner, which drifted aBhore near Edgartown December 18 last, announces the safe arrival of himself and all the crew. The Lymebnrner was in collision with an unknown ship at the time mentioned and wuh dam aired so seri ously mat me crew naa to abandon her. At the time tbe Lymeburner drifted ashore it was feared that the crew bad all perished, and this is the ttm Information that has been re ceiver regarding mem. A Limit to hashing Pavements.

The ordinance regulating the washing of pavements has received tbe approval of the Mayor. It prohibits the nse of water for that purpose during November, December, January, February and March, and confines an Mi work during the remaining months of the jenr me ume netween 7 r. ai. and 7 A. Judgment! Entered.

William Frederick Loesch yesterday en- wreajuogment In tbe Common Pleas Court against William Loesch, Eleventh and Somerset streets, on a Judgment note forStt.OOO. Judgment was also entered by Josiah Eddy against Husan E. Foster, 912 Lombard street, on a Judgment note for $2,000. MARRIED. 72 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on satur- auy njornn gat 76 0 ciock, irom nis laie resinenue, 108 Gothic street, Front above Walnut, street iitgb Kequiem Mass at St Joseph's Churcn. interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. WANAM AKEH, On January 4. GEORGE W. WAN AM AKER Residence.

1810 Snyder venue. Due notice of tbe funeral will be WATSON. -On the 3d instant, LUKE "rATSON, aged 83 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday at I o'clock, from his late residence, Glen Riddle, Pa. Interment at Calvary Cemetery.

WELSH On the 3d Instant. ELLIE. daughter of i nomas and Maggie Welsh, aged years, runerai this morning at 7.30 o'clock, from her parents' residence, 1244 Napa street Mass at St Anthony's Church. WHEaTLEV. On the 3d Instant, HOWARD son of Jane J.

Wells and the late Arthur Wheat-lev. Funeral on Mondav mornintr at Hi o'clock. from the residence of his sister, Mrs. J. Mayer, 208 norm niteunth street WHITEsidr.oii the 4th Inst, JOHN WHITESIDE, ac-ed Hf) veara Relatives and friends of the family, also Athel- stan lioage, ssq.

-Wi, r. ana a. i-amo jjunge, No. 778. I.

O. O. May Club, Vesta Club and Antt-Cobden Club, are reHpectfulIv invited to attend the funeral, on Mondav afternoon at 2 o'clock. from bis late residence, northeast corner Amber and Dauphin streets. To proceed to Cedar Hill Cemetery.

WK'KENHAUSER. On the 3d Instant, MARY A. WTCKKNHAUHKR, aged to years. Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, 128 Chenango street WOLFF. On the 4th Instant, REBECCA, daughter of the laie Joseph and Mary White, of Hat-boro.

Funeral on Sunday at 2 o'clock, from her late resilience, 104 Alder street WRIGHT -On January 3, JAMES W. WRIGHT, aged 7o years. Interment private. ZIMMERLING. On January 4, 1894, MARY wife of John Zimmerllng.

Due notice of tbe funeral will be glveu. SPECIAL NOTICES r--Ss CLOSING OF FOREIGN MAILS AT LKSi PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE FOR the week ending January 13, 1804. (Main Office. SUNDAY. At 8 A.

for Bocas del Toro, per H. Fulton, from New Orleans. MONDAY. At 8 P. for Boras del Toro, per S.

s. Tyr, from New Orleans at P. for Costa Rica, via LI mo per S. S. Foxhall.

from New Orleans; at 6 P. for Belize, Puerto Cortes und Guatemala, per 8. S. City of Dallas, from New Orleans at 11 P. for Europe, per S.

s. Trave, via Southampton and Bremen. TUESDAY. -At fl P. for Europe, per S.

a Britannic, via Queenstown (when specially addressed) at 0 P. for Europe, per 8. S. Paris, via Southampton; at 9 P. for Australia and Hawaii, per steamer from Vancouver; at P.

for Belgium direct, per S. s. Western land, via Antwerp (when sieelally addressed) at 11 P. for Central America, except Costa Rica), and South Pacific ports, per h. 8.

Newport, via Colon (Guatemala, when specially addressed); at 1) P. for Netherlands direct, per s. s. Obdam, via Rotterdam (when specially addressed). WEDNESDAY.

At 9 A. for Cuba, per S. a Orizaba, via Havana: at 0 A. for St Thomas and st Croix and Windward Islands, per S. S.

Madlana (Trinidad, Grenada and Tobugo, when specially addresned): at 4 P. for Newfoundland, per steamer from Halifax; at 8 P. for Blue-fields, per S. S. J.

Wilson, from New Orleans. FRIDAY. At 9 A. for Porto Rico direct, per s. 8.

Gallina; at 11 P. for France, Italy. Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Turkey and British India, per S. S. La Gascoene, via Havre (other parts of Europe when especially ad.

dressed) at 11 P. for Europe, per s. S. Servla, via Queenstown (France, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal. Turkey and Brltlah India, when specially addressed); at 11 P.

for Bermuda, per S. S. Trinidad; at II P. for Fortune Island and Jacmel, per S. a Adirondack (Jac-mel and Aux-Cayes, when specially addressed); at li P.

tor Camneche. Chiapas. To-. basco and Yucatan, per S. Yucatan (other Mexican States and Cuba, when specially addressed) at 11 P.

for Hayti, Cumana aud Caru-pano, per a S. Prlns Maurita (other Venezuelan norts. Curacao. Trinidad and British and Dutch Guiana, when specially addressed) at 11 P. for veneeueia.

curacao and havanitia, via curacao, per a S. Venezuela (other Colombian ports and for Cumana and Car pan when specially addressed) at 11 P. for Grenada. Trinidad, Tobago and Demerara, per S. S.

Carlb Prlnce. 10.15 A. for Para, Maran ham, Ceara and Manaos, per 8. a Basil, via Para (other purts of Brazil and the La Plata countries when specially addressed) from New York at 6 P. for Bluelields.

per as. NewOrleaus. DAILY. Mexican overland at 11.10 A 9.30 P. M.

and 10.8UP. M. Foreign registered man at 8 P. M. Malls for china, Japan, Hawaii and Australia, via Vancouver (specially addressed only), at 1 P.

Mails via New Orleans at ti P. M. and 10. P. M.

Mails via ban Francisco at 11.10 A. and 9.30 P.M. Mails for St Plerre-Mlqneion, via Boston, at 4 P. M. Mails for Newfoundland, via Halifax, at 4 P.

M. Mails for Cuba, bv rail to port Tampa, close dally ut 10.30 P. M. Sailing from Port Tampa, Monday, Thursday and aturday.l Malls for Australia, except West Australia, which are forwarded via Europe New Zealand, New Caledonia, Hawaiian, Fiji and ttamouti Islands, per a S. Mariposa, close at San Francisco Ju unary 11, 1894.

Mails for China and nan. per steamer City of Peking, close at San Francisco January 18, i8t4- Malls for the Hawaiian Islands, per 8. 8. Australia, close at San Francsco January 20, 189t. Malls for the Society Islands, per ship City of Papeiti, close at San January 81, 1894.

Wm. ILK INS CAR Postmaster. January 8, 18H4. POLITICAL NOTICES rvWK, THE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS of the Fifteenth ward, are desirous tor the selection of Mr. Usklma C.

sMITHasacan- dtdate for Select Council in tbe coming February election. We not only want Mr. Smith to represent us in the Select Council because we believe that his ster ling character and extended experience will enab'e him to properly serve and protect our and the city's Interests, but also because we reel that his promotion to the Select chamber would bea recoanltion of his services to us durlug the past FOURTEEN years In Common Council and an evidence of our apprecia tion or his en oris ana an nono tie Das wen meriteu. Co William Gillespie, Jr. Whitney A Hons, Robert Purvis, William P.

Bi'ment. rranK ivurfm, John A. Brlckel, Charles Holzher, C. E. Claghorn, T.

H. Brady, W. p. (jeddei, Jr, F.lA. Kherrer, William Htiles, M.

D. Richard French, E. M. Needles, William Wood, Clarences. Bement, Mcllvain Bros.

Hector Mcintosh, William B. Irvine, James H. Harner. Stanley G. Flung, Francis V.

Kramer. Clarence Harper, James Hay, l). vv. unamneru, Edwin J. Houston, Sweatman, Chas.

E. 1-ernberg, OeorKe W. Finn, H. Uodsnalk, William Vollmer. J.

Bernard M. UmithWHit, Oeoree C. Drovln, II. S. Torrance.

M. D. John M. Caley. M.

D. Edmund W. Hoi meg, J. C. Brooke, William Jnmes, Tliomas C.

E'y, M. D. J. I aw son rot hers, Rnbert Patterson. Wm.

Sellers A Co. Incor. William B. Bement, Bowt-n A Martin, Oeoree FlaR, Francis D. Kramer, Jr.

Thomas R. Gill, John I. Barr, A. WcDouital. Wallaoe Graham, Richard A.

Lewis, Edward Longstreth, Aaron Fries. A. 11. Morgan, M. Frank irkbrlde.M.Dt Morten.

A- H-dwardB, William H. Arrolt, O. W. Walton, J. Cliff Dando, C.

W. Eptlng, William L. Austin, Milliard F. Lane, J. M.

Reeves. M. D. JoBeph a Willlts, J. 1(.

Buckineham, Frederick Allen, C. C. KnUjht. James TaKkjart, P. W.

Glass, x-' A. Patterson, Andrew 3VI. Lrotiiera, W. M. En.

Bailey. DIVIDEND NOTICES CCS8 THE REAL ESTATE TRUST V- PAN OF PHILADELPHIA uiiJiB rw vi Btreet. lANRARV 4. 1Af)4. The Board of Directors has thla day declared a semi-annual dividend of THREE PER CENT, on the capital stock nf this company, payable on the loth Instant, and paased additional to tbe creditor tne su mi us account, max ne that lisu.oou.

The transfer books will reniaia closed until that dat-. Checks for dividend will be mailed to stockholders. Please notify this offlce of any change of auaresa. WILLIAM P. NORTH, Treasurer.

ra THE UNITED OAS IMPROVEMENT LKS COMPANY, DRKXEL BUILDING. PHii.ADKipntA. December 2. I8f. The Directors have this day declared a quarterly dividend Of TWO ONE DOLLAR, per share, payable JANUARY 15, 1894, to stockholders recora ut tne ciose oi Dusincss January i.

uuecks will be mulled. EDWARD LEE, Treasurer. THE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE COUNTY OF PHILALEL. miA, eo. no soutn tuuitrn rsireet.

Philadklphia, January 2, I8M. The Directors have this day declared a Dividend THREE PER CENT, out of the earnings of the past six months, payable on demand. E. A. LAW, Secretary P.

T. JT-sui. LUMBERMEN'S INSURANCE IKIKCOMPANY, NO. 427 WALNUT HTRRKT. Philadelphia, January 2, 1814.

The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi-annual dividend of FOUR PER pay able on and after 8th Instant. OLIVER H. HILL, Secretory. r-ss FIRST NATIONAL BANK, L---Si Philadklphia, January 6, 194. A dividend of MX PEit CENT, nas this day been declared, payable on demand.

MORTON McMICHAEL, Cashier. RELIGIOUS NOTICES CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR, THIR-TY-EItlHTH airove CHESTNUT. Rev. WIL! IAM B. BODINE.

D. Rector. Sunday Services: 8 A. Holy Communion Morn In Service and Sermon rwllh Holv Communion on thetlrat Sunday of each month); p. the Sunday school P.

Children's service; 4.IS P. Evening Prayer: 8 p. Short Service and Sermon Choral Service on the first nunouyoi uacn moninj. oiranxersuoroiatiy invueu. f-t5ra CENT AL BRANTTT YtHJNo'MEN'8 LkTSi CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, FIFTEENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.

SUNDAY, January 7, AleeMnK for Men Only. Address by Rev. CHARLES WOOD, D. D. Subject: "A Disappointing Hope.

uslc by HaRsler's Orchestra and Key atone Jubilee singers. Doors openatdittJ. Music commences at 8,46. All men welcome. rr-Sfc FIRST BAPTIST, BHOAD AND ARCH, Dr.

OEORGE DANA UOARDM AN. Minister, reournes pub! service, 10.30 A. "The Unchanging Christ;" 7.44 P. "Adam and Eve." IOC. 8 pairs for 25c.

18 C. 6 pairs for $1.00 23 c. I2ttC. I2HC. 3 pairs for 25 c.

18 c. 6 pairs for S1.00 AUCTION SALES AttNES LOFLAND, AUCTIONEERS. SALE REA TCSTATTP TUESDAY, January 9, at 12 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Exchange. Third and Walnut POPLAR No. 1123-storeand Dwelling.

RIDGE No. 1431-Store and Dwelling. WOODLAND No. sam-DweUlna. BARRON No.

52s-Jwelllng. HOPE Nos. 2217 to 2227-flrlok Building. wkuuwjj hk NT, B0 ft year-Irredeemable. Secured by brick Dwelling, No.

1U21 Lombard street GltOUND KENT, f-10 a year-Irredeemable. (Secured by brick Dwelling, ma A'HShington avenue, GROUND RENTS, 2 of 79.17 a year eacn-Irnv deemable. Secured by brick Realdence, 542 N. 4lb. GROUND RENT.

a year Redeemable. He-, cured by brick Residence. 1517 Montgomery avenue. GROUNT RENT, redeemable, a veat On Lot, BflxlOj west side Fourth, above Venango interest paid by North Pentia. R.

R. Executor's sale. BALE STOCKS AND BONDS, TUESDAY. January ft, at 11 o'clock. A.

at the Philadelphia Exchange. Third and Walnut 1243 shB. (Sheffield Ala.) Water par $100, S'oshs. Sheffield City Company pnrflOU. 25 Shu.

Diamond Electric Ca; par 10. lflshs. Continental Itotel parjioa 20fhs. Glrard Life and Trust Ca: pariWO. Vfinha.

Huntingdon and Broad Top R. R. Co. pret United states. 4 per lto7.

ftf.lHfl Continental Improvement Ca mortgage 78. 5U Electric Storage Battery Co. flOO Art Club. 2HJS. Broad, debenture, 5 per cent 100 sbs.

Lebigh Avenue Railway Co. llshs. Electric Tru-tion Ca; 15 paid. 30 nhs. Fifth and Sixth His i'ass.

Railway Co. 210 shs. Union Insurtince Co, lODslia, R. common. Pennsylvania Canal 6 percent, 1910.

fi.OOO People's Traction 4 per 194 5,000 Camden Horse R. mtfje. 8 per cent, 1912, 8 slis. Commercial National Bank par $30. CO shs, Manayunk Trust (ila.50 paid, 100 Bha.

West Phlla, Title anil Trust paid. 10 shs. Germantown Real Estate, Deposit and Trait IOObIis. Reliiince parfou. lOahs.

(lerman-Amwrli-'RiiTirin nurarin. 7ah8 Spring Gurden Insurance parfifi. So aha. Columbia Ave. Having Fund Co; parflOO.

25 aha. Real Estate Inveatment Co. (721 Walnut Bt). low shs. Vulcanite shs.

Ithaca (N. Gas Ligiit par 125. 7 shs. Oswego (N. Gas Light parf.

)6hs. John B. Stetson Ca, preferred; parllrtO. 58hs. John B.

stetson Ca, common par 100. 1 ah. Ice Manufacturing Co. of Germantown. 16 shs.

Northern Liter ties Gaa par lOahs. Wayne (Pa.) Electric Light par3 30 aha. St. I.oulsLand Impt.Co.. Luluih.

Minn. 110.000 Lehigh Valley Coal Co. Mtg. os. due flO.Ortt Philada.

Packing and Provision Ca 6 p. a 63.000 Dutchess County R. R. 1st 6s, 1931. 5.000 People's Traction Co.

4 p. Belt Rand Stock Yards Indianapolis 6s. 45 shs. United Flreman'a Insurance Ca; par flQ. 1 ah.

Athena-urn of Philadelphia. 60 shs. Builders' National Machine Mortar Ca shs. tontinental Passenger Railway Co. 64 shs.

R. 2d preferred. 25 shs. Farmers and Mechanics' National Bank. 12.400 City of Philadelphia, three percent, duo 1906.

aahs. Corn Exchange National Rank; par $50. 21 shs. United security Liu and Trust U). 20 shs Central Transportation Ca loshs.

Commonwealth Title $25 paid. 20 Pennsylvania Mult Manufacturing Ca aishs. Filth and Sixth Streets pass. Railway Co. 18,000 Philada.

and Read. R. It, Ud fi p. 1933. K.ooo Philada, and Ut ad.

C. and I. FishlngCreek." 8.00 Philada. and Road. oonsol.

a p. 1911. Cinn. Midland p. c.

nw Cinn. and st Louis H. It, 7 p. c. ifiOO.

ttOW Allegheny Valley R. R. 4 per tent. l42. SHIPPING AMERICAS LINE.

New York. Southanintnn and t.onrimv PARIS Jan. la 7.30 A. M. 1 NEW Wednesday Jan.

7.W A. PARIS, Wednesday Jan. 31 1.00 P. II. From Pier 14.

N. loot of Fulton New Yort Shortest and most convenient route to London. Passengers land at Empress Dock, avoiding incou-venience and exposure of transler by tender. PHILADELPHIA, QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL SKKVICE. tailing every Wednesday from South Wharves, Ulladelphia.

INDIANA Wed Tn in nnnn SOU1HWAHK Wed Jan. 17 RED STAR LINE. Shortest route for AntwPrp, Paris and all Continental I'olnts. 6alllng every Wednesday from Pier foot of Sussex street, Jersey City. WF.STERNLAND Wed Jan.

10.... 7.00 A. M. NOOR1ILAND Wed Jan. 17 2.0U P.

M. Forratesof passagoand otlierlnformationanDlytj IMKRNATKlNAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, WSand 307 Walnut Street TO TUB" VfiiTCnt, a pTxi Co. Winter Service. Slauniflcent new twin-screw 10.000-ton steamers. N.

Y. to Genoa and Naples In 9 davs, via AUtlers. COLUMBIA Jan. 4 NORM ANN I Jan. It mm ti mmmr N.

to Algiers, Corsica. Cairo (Pyramids). laff (Jerusalem), Smyrna, Constantinople, Athens. Malta, Messina, Naples, Ocnoa, N. Y.

(65 BISM A RCK. Feb. I. Elrst-class oniv. Applv to WALLER A Atfenht, W7 Wulnut Phlla.

REAL ESTATE FOB SALE. (UT OF TOWN. -4 SPECIAL BARGAIN IN A FINE HOTEL Virginia farms for sale. J. F.

Wlngtteld, lunuke, Va. FA It HIS. FARM OF 10 ACRES-HOOD LAND, GOOD buildinws, bargain, sold to close estate. Thomas S. Clark, Dover, Del.

Uil'ROYhD PKOPKRTIES-CITV. Jt TO FOUR-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, JL'L back, 710 West Street, near Nineteenth and Fairmount Avenue. 619 South Eleventh Htreet, ti Shedalter. 8TarcitstreTt-dewTrXieTstry It 11. tore and bu tiding lor rent ti S.

Sibbs. 1(3 North Tenth Street. BUSINESS ROO.IH AND OFFICE. 1911.00 FILBERT ST. PINOLE AND com.

offices; all conveniences. LOANS, MORTGAGES. SIM. 300, $400. M0 TO LOAN THK COM.

MEBCJAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANV ot 133J ARCH Street, make loans, accepting per- sonal security; new and Improved plan payment I'J weekly on each 100 applied lor. All persons da-siring to be placed in position to borrow from fliX) to ifoiw and not be required to pay exorbitant charRen without sharina In same, are requested ca Investigate the method of this company. No pub-llclty; over aw loans madedurlnit past year. 4 PERCENT. MONEY AND OTHER FUNDS for mortgage investments.

M. H. Brown. 719 walnut SP. SNOW, 609 WALNUT, LOANS ON JUDOT.

notes and mortgages of Philadelphia XRSALENRW JERNEY MORTGAGES. M. 1 H. Brown, 71U Walnut MONEY TO I0AN rER9uN8 DFSIRINO TO BORROW MONEY upon household goods or other security would do well to call atonceutKin the I'oouiar UmiroruM Company, mas Arcb Street Reasonable terms and con ti. lent lal.

FINANCIAL VTOBTHEBN HAVINOS K'Nf. SAFK OK- rwif AflU TKUWT CUM FAN 1171. W.Cor. SIXTH and Sl'RINO OARDKN. W.

FREDERICK SNYI1KH, PresldenL CHARLES HANTEE, Vice President. HORACE B. PEARSON, Woe and Troaa HKNKY B. BAKTOW. Truat Olttor.

BI10WN BROTHERS 4 8. a Cor. FOURTH and CHESTNUT Street CREDITS. CIRCtTI.AR CRKMITS KOlt THlVlT.IfffiS CABLE TRANSFERS AND BILLS OK KX, CHANOI5 ON GREAT BUITAIN AND THK CONTINENT. Money received on deposit and Interest allowed.

Flm-class In vestment securities for sale. GROCERIES 'VTORWAY MACKEREL, KIN EST, TO lsc, ffs OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN LK3Sr CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY, 6H Drexel Building. Philadelphia Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY will be held on JANUARY 9, 1893, at the office of the president, C. W. Mo Keehan, (W4 Drexel Building, for the purpose of electing a President and Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of other business.

JOSEPH TULL, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPAN Y. No. 624 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 'January 3.

W04. The flfth annual meeting of the stoukholders of the Equitable Trust Companv will be held at tbe offlce of the Company on TUESDAY, January 18. I8H4, at 4 o'clock P. for the purpose of electing fifteen Directors to serve for the ensuing year. FRANK J.

JollANN, Secretary. r---5s THE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY LK-2SOF THE COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, Na 110 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia. The annual meeting of the Stockholders, at which an election for ten Directors to serve for theensulng year will be held, will occur on MONDAY, the 15th at 11 o'clock at the office of the Company. E. A.

LAW, Secretary P. T. fT-2rSCITY NATIONAL BANK. LK-ia pHiLAPKf.PHiA, December 7, 189S. The annua) elect! for Directors will beheld at the Ruokinc House on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of January, between tbe hours of 12 o'clock noon ana o'clock r.

ai. G. ALBERT LEWIS, Cashier. rj-rfe GIRARD NATIONAL BANK. LKwSi Philadki.phia, December.

1893. The Annual Meeting of stockholders for the election of Directors to serve for theensulng year will be held at the Banking House. WEDNESDAY. January 10, 1894, between II and o'clock. j.

ti, JriiiDfliAn, jasmer. f-3SS MERCHANTMAN AWONA BANK! LKK Philadklphia, December 22, 1893. The Annual Election of Ulrcctors will held In the banking house, 324 CHESTNUT Street, on TUESDAY, January 9, 1894, between 12 M. and P. M.

HARTMAN BAKER. Cashier. fT-Sa, THE SIXTH NATIONAL BANK. LK-Si Pun ADE1.PHIA, January 5, 1894. The annual election of directors of this bank win be held at the banking bouse on TUE DAY, January 9.

18(14, between the hours of II o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M. ROBERT B.

SALTER. Cashier. r-st PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK. LKTSi Philadklphia, December 5, 1893, The annoal election for Directors will beheld In tbe Banking House on TUESDAY. January 9, 1894, Detween iz m.

ana r. m. B. COMEGYa President. AMUSEMENTS CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE.

Every Evening. Matinee To-Day, THJ! (Dldd mum Next Week "Old Sale. CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. Every Evening. Matinee To-Day.

E'S PLAY Next Week Last Week of Fan" Seats now on Sale, Lady Windermere' ROAD STREET THEATRE. Kvery Evening. Matinee To-Day. MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION. THE NEW H08EDOK90IE Next Week Laai Week Francis Wilson, Erminle.

1ARK LAST MATINEE TO-DAY. LAST TWO TIMES. FAREWELL TO THE FAVORITES, Positive and Lost Appearance of nn l.ATTRA SiHTB LFLiroOK! A 1 LEHOS, LILY POST. HUBERT WTLKE, FRED SOLOMON. All appearing at both performances.

Next Week January 8, Robert (4. Irmeraoll on Abnihura Lincoln. January 11 Columbia College HUD, UUiM LlVi.iitTX HUSni AU WALNUT. MATINEE TO-DAY. THE QUEEN OF COMEDIES 1 mm Next Wwk Hiich Fay In 'OLD CHUMH." HAS CAI'OHT THE TOWN.

A CAIIEMY OF Mfsfc. Ji. WKDN DNESDAY EVENING, January 10. at a. I 90 Performers.

Mr. Emil Paur, Conductor. SQULOOST, MML RflATEtffiBO. GRAND WAGNER PROORAMME. Overturn Die MflRtertttiiKCr Idyl SeUctlona from "Tristan and IhoMi' (Isolde, Wine.

Ma- tenia) and Die GoetterdHmmeruna" Brunnhllde, Mme. Maternal, eta Tickets, 7ftc 1 and $1. 50, at lui coeatnut KtrceL c. A. iiJl.i.lM, Manager.

A CADFMY OF MUWO. BEHRENS LeaBeeand Manager KAN KH Under the Direction of HENRY E. ABUftY AND MAIJItICK QRAU. TUESDAY EVENING. January at 8, HIOOLETTO.

MMEiMElBA.lm.ES. BAUERJIKISTER and ALCHI. BIO. ANCONA, CAMTEI.MAKY, VASCH E'l'TI, VIVIANI. RINALDINI.

CERNUSCO and DE LUCIA. Conductor SIO. HEVIONANI THUK8DAY EVENING, January U. ROMEO ET JULIETTE. MME8 EAMES, flUERCI A.

BAUKRMEISTER, M. .1 KAN DE KESZKK. UROM.KVSKI. MART A- POORA, MAUGCIERK. CASTEI.MAH.Y.

VAS- CHETTI'. BlNALUINl and FOI. PI.ANtXJN. Conductor, slenor ANtTNEI.l.I. Seats at FISCHKRH I'l CHESTNUT Street.

The Eminent Pianist. ACADEMY OF MUSIC SECOND MATINEE RECITAL HERE, TO-DAY, JANUARY 6, AT 130 P. M. SEATS AT FISCHER'S. 1221 CHESTNUT SL Admtuslon, $1.

Family Circle, floe Hteinway Son's Piano uel. 1HE BIJOU. Eighth Rtreet, above Race. CONTINUOUS PER FORM ANCK From 12 M. to 10.30 P.

M. Monster Retlned Vartotv Hill. 1K-THK EST ACTS-IS Blgirest Bill In the World. CHILDREN'S THEATRK. Orchestra, 23c.

Balcony. 20c. Gallery. 10c -1ARNCROSS' 11TH STREET OPERA HOUSE. ARNCROSS' Everr Eventniand uturdav ilaL iaiv.nnwn i r.nnnf niutge oi till'.

CARNI ROSS' "OLE VIRGINNY HOLIDAYS, MINSTRELS I "Scenes In a Trolley Car." M1NSTRKI.S Renletewlth I.HUitbKl)Ie Incidents. Mir.si-itr.L-s i uux Ultlee open. A CADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS. WORLD'S FAIR PICTURES AND OTHERa GERMANIA CONCERT THURSDAY AT 8. 2ft Cents.

AND ARCH DIME MUSEUM. IS5) ROYAL COURT JAPANESB i DANCING BEAUTIES 12 LLAUl AND JAPANESE VILLAUrl New llancea. New Mualc New Dress. In theTheatru-THE BOST ON VAUDEVILLE CO At the Industrial Art School. Broad nnd Pine Sts.

Open dally, 10 A. M. till 10 P. M. Admission.

26 Cts. IEOPLEW THEATRE. Kensington Avenue And Cumberland Street. BYRON I OLIVER BYRON By RON I IN HEART OF AFRICA. Metlnees Tuesday.

Thurday and Saturday. Neit Week-LKWls MORKIoON. WINTER CIRCUS, I 10.25,500. Browd and Cherry. I Children half fare.

evening at 8. Matinees Wed, SaL EXTRA HOLIDAY MILL. CARONW CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, ri REATE-T SHOW IN THE WORLD VJ AT Sfp TO NORTH EIGHTH ST. HI iftlUU NEAR VINE. "1 IRARD AVENUE THEATRE.

-X Lotta'a Most Popular Comedy, BOH. Next Week Elaborate production of UNDER THE GASLIGHT. 1HR ONE SHOW IN TOWN THIS WEEK IS atGILMORE'S AUDITORIUM. A MIT ABOVE EIGHTH: It Is given by the FAMOUS RENTZ SANTLKY BURLEsoUk and NOVELTY CO. Matinees Friday and Saturday popular price.

JIOBEl'AUGH'M FAMILY THEAi'Hhi itATiWf.ES DAILY. FAUWT. Prloee lo. 20, or 80 cent. Neit Weelt-THE SOUDAN.

GRAND OPERA HOUBB. MAT. l'O-DAY. Lait Two Performance of OLAF. Branch Ticket Office.

1119 Chentnut Street January lo THE CORNEU GROCER. JEffll AH i D1RD. McAvoy, FrsncisT. 28. McCnnii, Patrick, 70.

McCarron, Peter. McDonald, Michael. McFadden. Jane, 85. McKean, Henry P.

84. McKean, Phoebe Adam, Josephine, fluch, Louisa, 56. Barron, John A. fl. Bonier, Robert.

Boulals, Eugene G. JBraceiand, Bridget. Bradley, Mary. Broadwater, H. L.

32. Bruce. William J. Campbell, MarKRret.SS, Church, Vincent B. 18.

ClarkHoo, Floyd. Marie, Joseph. Manner, Charles F. 26. Mintzer, Juliana B.

MoewBner. Gertrude E. Morris, Elizabeth, 63. Wnrphy, Elisabeth. Murray, Elizabeth.

Nagel, Annie M. 10. Neltendorf, F. Montz.69. Nice.

Lemuel D. S3. Onwell, Geonte, 48. Parker, Catharine, 65, Ridpath, Rachel F. Rlehl, Margaret.

88. Rival. Rose. Rodgers, Alexander. Rowbotham.

John fid. Ryder, Martin. 2H. Sheridan, Thomas. Hhoenaaker.

Mary A. Shirley, Hannah, 62. Showers, Eluilra V. 52, Bhulnebottom, William. Hmlth, Karuh.

Snedeker, Walter. (Stephen, Henry, 70. Taffer, Edward J. Tooniey, Francis Wachter, Franz 61. Wallace, John, 8U.

Walsh, John, 72. Wanumaker. Cieorge. Watson, Luke, 72. Welsh.

Elite. 17. Wheatlev, Howard M. Whiteside, John. 38.

Wlckenhauser, M. A. 65. Wolff. Rebecca.

Wriuht, James W. 70. Zlmnierling, Mary A. Cobane. Dav via 7.

a Corner, Honors. Connor, Rev. John O. Coriiett, Jennie M. Davis, Charles W.

57. Dickey, Dr. Samuel J. Dougherty, James, 32. Drlseoll.

Catharine. Dwyer, Michael Eckendorf, Marg. 74, Ellis. Ann M. 77.

Erwln. Margaret Fautl. Richard 2m. Ferry, Andrew J. 2d Fetttrolf, Rebecca, 74 Fisher.

Henrietta L.30. Ueehan, Sarah, 77. Green, Dr. Lewis M.78, Gwlnn, David. 65.

Ham mill, F.I lie. Harvey, Hart J. Harvey, 1'atrlck. Hayes, JameB H. 7ft.

Hoffer, Edmund, a Hough, Hannah, 80. Howard, Ann, 83. Jahn, Francis. 78. Jones, Char es Kearney, Rich.

M. 27. Kennedy, Margaret, 72, Kerney. John, Kfnir, Annie. KirBhner, Harry, 46.

Latterly, Lizzie. Lawrence, John, 70. Lippincott. Naomi Lynch, Richard. ADAM -On the 4th Instant.

Sister JOSEPHINE ADAM, Order of Sisters of Charity. The relatives and munHtjers and friends of the Asylum are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning at 7 o'clock, from the Asylum, southwest comer Seventh andSpruce streets. Solemn Requiem MaBsand interment at St. Mary's Church. BACH.

On the 8d Instant, LOUISA BACH, wife of William Bach and daughter of the late Philip and Elizabeth Wetter, In her i6th year. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 2710 Orkney street. BARRnN. On the 3d instant, JOHN son of BrldRet and the late John Barron, aged years. Fucral this morning at o'clock, from hMate residence, 2035 Montrose street.

Requiem MaBsat St. Charles' Church. BOPLEit. Suddenly, on the 3d A. ROBINSON BOSLER Funeral services to be hold at his lute residence, Carpenter street, German town, today, Bth at 1.3u P.

M. promptly. BOULAfS. January 4, 194, EUGENE of r.ugene j. ana iisry uouiuis, agea mouiiis.

Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his par ents- residence, 413 worm wuty-ttnra street. Bit ACELAND. On the Sd BRIDGET MARY BHACKLAN relict of the late Hugh Braceland. Due notice of funeral will be given. BRADLEY.

On the 5lh instant, MARY BRADLEY, daughter of John and Alice Bradley. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at o'clock, from her parents' residence, 315 West Thompson street. Hitch Msssat St. Michael's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

BKOAD WATER On the 2d instant. HENRY L. BROADWATER, son of Elizabeth and the late Robert Broadwater, aged 32 years. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from the residence of bis brother-in-law, Henry Burnett, No. 1711 Dutton street.

the 3d lnt. WILLIAM J. BRUCE, of Burlington, N. J. Interment at Whlpnany, N.

to-day at 12.30 P. M. -CAMPBELL. -January 4. A.

D. 1894, MARGARET CAM PB ELL, aged 88 years. Interment private. CHURCH. On January VINCENT son of William A.

and Elizabeth Church in his 18th year. Due notice of the funeral will be given. CLARKSON. In New York. Tuesday, January 2, suddenly, FLOYD CLARKSON.

COBANE. On the 2d Instant, DAVID COBANS, Aired 77 years. Funeral from his late residence, 2118 Tower street, to-day, the 6th Instant, at 1 o'clock. COMEY On the 3d instant, HONORA. widow of the late Dt niel Comey.

Tbe retail 'es and friends of the family are respectfully in 'ted to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning it 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 17)5 Carlton street, solemn Requiem Mass at tbe Cathedral, 'mernient at Cathedral Ceme tery. CONNOR. On the 3d instant. Rev. JOHN O.

CONNOR. Funeral this alternnon at 2 o'clock, from bis late residence, South Sixth street COR RETT. On January 4. I8H4, JENNIE daughter of Joseph B. and Sarah Corhett.

aged 10 months. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the parents' residence, 2019 Rl Henhouse street. DAVIS, Suddenly, at St. Paul, on the 2d instant, CHARLES W. DAVIH, In his R7th year.

Due notice will be given, from his late residence, HU7 Nonh FighteentbBtreet. DICK KY On the 4th Inst SAMUEL J. DICKEY. The relatives anri friends of the famt'y, Mozart Lodge. No.

46, (J rand Lodge of Pennsylvania, Excelsior Mark Lodge. No. 216. Oriental Chanter. No.

183, Grand Chupter of PennRylvania, Phila delphia i ouncll. No. II, rami council, hadosh Couiniandery. Na 29. K.

Orand Commandery of Pennsylvania, F. and A. the several bodies of the Ancient Accepted (Scottish Rlteand the Board of Mnnagers of the Masonic Home, are invited to attend tbe funeral, on Monday, the 8lh at 2 o'clock, from bis late residence, 64 North Thirteenth street. DOUGHERTY. On the Id inBt JAMES DOUGHERTY, aged 82 years.

Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his late res Taylor street, services at Our Mother of (Sorrows'. DRISCOLL. On the 4th Instant, CATHARINE, widow of the latePatrlrk Driscoli. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral, on Monday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, John J. Loney, 1842 Callowhtll Street.

Solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. DWYER On the 3d Instant, MICHAEL son of Martin and the late Julia Dwjer. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 1720 Seybert street.

High Requiem Mass at Church of theUeau. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. January 3, MAROARET 8., I widow of Oustavus Eckendorff. In hr 74th I Funeral services at ber late residence, northeast corner Eighteenth and Race streets, to-day, Junu-ary 8, at o'clock. ELLIS.

On the 4th Inst, ANN wife of the late William H. Ellis, In her 77th year. Funeral services this evening at 8 o'clock, at the residence of ber son, W. Godey Ellis, Park avenue January MARGARET F. ER-Wl N.

Funeral services at her late residence, Arch street, to-day, January at 10 o'clock. FAULL On the 6th Instant, RICHARD FAULL, aged 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family are re- flpecuuny invited to attend me tunerai, on Monday mornlnc at 8 o'clock, from hla parents' resi dence, 1119 Hamilton street. Interment at Holy urom uemeierv, FERRY. On the 4th Instant, ANDREW son of John and Elizabeth Ferry aged 20 years and 8 months.

The relatives and friends of the family-, also St AUKUsttne's Arcliconfraternlty and A O. No. 17, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 1508 North Fourth street. Solemn Mass of Requiem at St, Michael's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery, FETTEROLF.

On January the residence oi nerson cuanes, in JJingnorne, rbi-aa, wife of the late Daniel Fetterolf, of Lansdale, aged 74 years. Services at Lansdale at 0 o'clock on Sunday morning, January 7. Interment at College ville. FISHER. On Jsnuhry 8.

1804, HENRIETTA beloved wife of William K. Fisher and daughter of late William O. and Hannah A. Work, aged 3D years. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are re.

spectfuliy Invited to attend th funeral services, on Saturday aft rnoou at 2 o'clock, at Wiley Church, Third and Beckett streets. Interment private at Eventrt-en Cemetery, Camden. GEEHAN- On January 2, 18M. SARAH, widow of the late John ueenan.ln her 77tb year, tunerai on Sunday at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, Kit South Seventeenth street. GREICN.

At Woodbury, on the 2d Instant, Dr. LK win ai. unciu, tne 7tn year nf his sue. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from bis law residence, 256 South Broad street. Woodbury, N.

on Katur day. the 6th instant, at l.iw o'clock, P. M. Interment at (Jreen'i Cemeterv. To be burled with honors.

OWINN. On January DAVID GWlNN, aged years. Funeral on punoay auernoon at clock, from his late residence, 4Uti Garman street HAM MILL. On the 4th Instant. EL LIE, daughter or Ann ana the late e-atrica nunjiniii, funeral on Monday morning at .30 o'clock, from her law residence, 2844 Jamvs street.

Solemn High Mass at Nativity Church. HARVEY. On the 4th Instant, HART JOSEPH, son of Isaac and Leah Harvey, aed 10 weeks. Funeral on Sunday at o'clock precisely, from the residence of his parents, 12U8 McKean street. HARVEY.

On HARVEY, agea 7 years. Due notice or tne runerai wm ihj given from bis Ute residence. 187 Made street. HAYES. On January 4, 1884.

JAMEK H. HAYES, i In the 78th year of bis age. Funeral services this afternoon at 2.80 o'clock precisely, at the residence of bis son-lu-law, J. A. Panuoaet, 1018 South Fourth street i aged 8i) years.

Funeral services on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her son-in-law's residence, Mr. John Knorr, 20o3 Last Dauphin street HOWARD. On tbe 4th, ANN, relict of the late Edwin Howard, In her 83d year. Funeral to-day at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Stafford, K52 Martin street, Roxbor-ough.

4th Inst. FRANCIS JAHN, aged 78 years. Due noticeof tbe funeral. JONES. On the 4tb Instant, CHARLES CARSON JONES.

Due noticeof funeral will be given. KEARNEY. On January 18H RICHARD son of Richard and Anna Kearney, in his 27th fear. Funeral this morning at b)i o'clock, rom hla parents' residence, 2411 Lombard street High Mass at St Patrick's Church. KENNEDY.

On Jnnnarv 2, 18A4, MAROARET, widow of the late James Kennedy, In her 72d year. Funeral services this afternoon at life o'clock, at her ate residence, corner of Ann and Melvale streets. KERNEY. On the 3d instant, JOHN KERNEY. Funeral this morning at 8.30 o'clock, from hiB late residence, 143 Gay street, Manayunk.

Requiem Mass at st. John's. Manayunk. KINO. On January! ANNIE KING.

Due notice of the funeral, from her late residence, 10 it) Morris street. LAFFERTY. On the 4th of January, I8H LIZZIE, wife of John Lafferty, formerly of aged 49 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 2006 South Eighteenth street Solemn High Requiem Mass at the Annunciation Church.

In-termeutat Cathedral Cemetery. the 3d Inst, HARRY KIRSH-NER. aged 46 years. Funeral on Sunday at 2 o'clock, from bis late residence, 1715 Cambridge street LAWRENCE -On the 3d instant JOHN LAWRENCE, in the. 70th year of bis age.

Funeral from bis late residence, Devon, Chester county, this afternoon at 1 o'clock. NAOMI R. LIPPINCOTT will take place at West Laurel Hill Cemetery on Monday morning, January 8, at 11.30 o'clock. LYNCH. On the 4th of January, 18H RICHARD LYNCH.

Funeral on Monday rooming at 8.30 o'clock, from bis late residence, 2to2 Evergreen street solemn Requiem Moss at St Charles' Church. the 3d instant, FRANCIS of Patrick and Mary McAvoy, in his 28th year. Funeral this morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 40i Paul street, F'rankford. Solemn Requiem Mass at St Joachim's.

McCANN. On the ad instant, PATRICK Mc-CANN, aged 70 years. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from his late residence, 2J7 Spencer street. Falls of Schuylkill. the 3d Jnstant, PETER McCAR-RON.

Funeral this morning at 7.30 o'clock, from his late residence, rear of 2210 Naudaln street High Massattst. Patrick's Church, I McDONALD. On the instant, MICHAEL Mc I he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 717 Byard street Solemn Requiem Mubs at tbe church of the Annunciation. Interment at athedral Cemetery. McFADDE.V.-On the 3d Instant JANE, relictof tbe late William McFadden, In tbe 8-Hh year of urr nge.

runerai services lo-aay at I ciock, from her hue residence. 8W North Fifth street McKEAN. At Fern hll, on Friday, January 5, HENRY PRATT McKEAN. In the 84th year of his age. McKKAN.

At Fernhlll, January 3, 1894, In the 75th year of her age, PHEBB ELIZABETH, wife of Henry Pratt McKean and daughter of the late Stephen Warren, of Troy, N. Y. MARIL On Januarys, JOSEPH MA KIT. Funeral services this afternoon at 1 o'clock, at hiB late residence, 174U Mole street MAHNER On January 8, CHARLES son of Charles and Caroline Masner, aged 20 years. Funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from his late residence, 2172 Gordon street MINTZER.

On the 4th Inst, JULIANA RROD-H Ead, widow of the late Adam Mintzer. in the 8Uth year of her age. Funeral services at the residence of Mr. A. E.

Brecht, 60 Queen street, Ger-mamown, to-day at 2 o'clock, MOESSNElt-On the 2d instant, GERTRUDE EMMA, only child of Hermann and Bertha Moessner, In her fitb year. Funeral this afte noon, 2 o'clock, from tbe residence of her purer Is. 1748 Newklrk street MORRIS. On January 1894. ELIZABETH, wife of William Morris, aged 03 years.

Funeral services this afternoon at 1 o'clock, at tbe residence of her husband, 2846 Chatham street January 4, 18S4, F-LIZARFTH. wife if the inte James Murphy, Due notice of the funeral from the residence of ber son-in-law, Michael J. Murphy, 122 Reed street. MURRAY. On the 3d Instant.

ELIZABETH, wife of the late James Murray. Funeral this morning at 8 o'clock from her lute residence, 1104 Miller street, above Eighth street High Mass at st Paul's CDftrch. NAGKL. On the 3d instant, ANNIE M. NAGEL, daughterof Lewis M.

and Mary G. Nagel, In her loth yenr. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock from her parents' residence. 732 udson Btreet HEFFEKDORF. On the 3d F.

MORITZ NEKFERDOHF, In his 89ih yenr. Funeral ser- vices on Sunday, January 7, at 1 P. his lute residence, 2511 Brown street. NICE. Suddenly, on January 3, 1804, LEMUEL D.

ixnri.Hgeu.ii years i-unerai services on won- i dav afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the 'temple Baptist Church, Broad aud Berks streets. O'DONNELL. On January 2, 1894, MAKY widow of John J. O'Donoell. Funeral this morn-ins at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her mother, Mrs.

Alice McGulgan, No. 2447 North Front street Solemn Requiem Mass at Church of tne visitation. OSWELL. On the 4th GEORGE ORWELL, aged 48 years. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from Ids late residence, 418 Glen wood avenue.

PA RKER. On the 3d Inst. MARGARET PARKER, aged 88 years, at her late nsldenoe, 1332 Tiernan street Due notice will be given RICHARD. On the 3d inst, CATHARINE, wife of Joseph Richard, aged 65 years. Funeral this morning at o'clock, from tbe residence of ber husband, 2224 Hare street, above Fairmount avenue.

Solemn Requiem Maas at ut frrancls' Church, at o'clock. RIDPATH. On January 2, 18M. at New Orleans, RACHEL wife of Moshb Ridpath. A kind and loving mother.

The relatives ami friends of the 'amlly are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday at 1 o'clock, from herlate residence, 1434 North Fifteenth street Interment private at laurel Hill. RIKHL On the 4th Inst, MARGARET, widow of the late George H.Klebl, aged 85 years. Funeral on Mondav afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late resilience, van Lawrence street Rl A On tbe 3d instant, ROSE, wite of the late John Rival. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuny tnviteo to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her late resilience, 280 Prime street High Mum at St. Philip's inurcu.

iniernieniai latnenrai ueraetery. RODGF.RM.-On January 8, lit bis late residence. U4 Eleventh Btreet, ALEXA DER ROD- UK KM. services and interment private. ROWBOTHAM.

JOHN suddenly, on the 4th Instant, of heart disease, in his 5th year. at his late residence, WU Glen wood avenue, to morrow at r. ai. RYDER On the 3d instant MARTIN, son of Michael and the late Mary Ryder, aged 2n years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral, on Saturday morning at 6.30 o'clock, from his father's residence, 302 1 Falrhlll street, Thirty-third ward.

Solemn Requiem Mass at Ht Veronica's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. SHERIDAN. On the 4tb Instant. THOMAS SHERIDAN, at the residence of Darby Heavey, I8itt Callowhtll street Due noticeof the funeral will be given.

SHOEMAKER. -On the 4th Instant, at the residence of her son in-law, R. Shronk, 1804 Tioga street, MARY A. SHOEMAKER, widow of Jesse Shoe muker, In her 84th year. Due notice of the funeral will be given.

SHIRLEY. -On January 2, 1M, HANNAH ROSS, widow of the late John Shirley, aged 82 years. Interment private. 8HOWERH-On the 4th ELMIRA VIRGINIA, widow of the late John howers, and daughter of Eliza and the late Wliiluin 'Smith, aged 62 years Funeral this afternoon, at 8 o'clock from ber )Le residence, rear No. 409 Borden street.

BHU PELF BOTTOM. -Suddenly, on the Id Inst, WILLIAM HHUFFLEBOTTOM, aged 70 years. Funeral service at 1728 Fairmount avenue, this evening, 6th Inst, at 8 o'clock. SMITH. On January 4, SARAH wife of tbe lata G.

Castor Smith. Relatives aud friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence, 22l Venango street, at 2 o'clock precisely, Monday, Jan-nary A. Interment private. SNEDEKER. On January 4, 1894, WALTER, son or rrank ann aiary I unem-Ker.

agea months and 8 days Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, from hla parents' residence, 1644 Hicks street STEPHEN. On the 3d of January, HENRY STEPHEN, aged 70 years. Funeral on Sunday at 8 o'clock, from bl late reslaence, 234 Fairmount avenue. TAPPER. On the 4th Instant, EDWARD J.

TAP- i'a it. Funeral services to-aay at ciock, at nls mother's residence, 701 Self ridge street the FRANCES daughter of Edward and Maty Toomey. Due notice of funeral. WACHTKR. On the 2d ol January.

1804, FRANZ JOSEPH WACHTER, in 6ist year. Funeral on Hun day afternoon at ov o'clock, from his law residence, No. sio McKean svieet WALLACE, On tbe insimt, JOHN WAL LACE, aired 8(1 rears. Funerri services this after. noon at 2 o'clock, at bis residence, 914 ttyl.

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Thriving town on Reading nvx int. nimon, ia AMUSEMENTS JYCEUM. MATINEE DAILY. LGJl BIIIUBLESOTE Ci. MiK OKKAT KUROPEAN MUXKUM.

i illB'TMir street. The human frama revealeil In all conditions of health and dlaease ouu extraordinary womtera. Own 9 A. M. till 10 P.

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A NUTMEG MATCH. Next Week John Kernel! In "Tbe HuMler." VTANPARO BUILDING LOTS GIVEN 7 away. This Wet-k THB VENDETTA Next Week "Across the Trail." I71MPIHK TIIKATRE. Mailnet's Tuee. Thnra.

and Saturday. JOHN T. KELLY 111 McKKK OF DUBLIN. HOTELS ITOTEL EMKRY, II THIRTEENTH Street, below CHESTNUT. W.

H. Barrell, 43 Cooper street, Camden. N. Mr. JOHN M.

FLYNN to Miss ISABELLA BENNETT, both of Philadelphia. BURRKLL 1694 by Rev W. H. Barrell, 4Z Cooper Bueet. Camden, N.

Mr. WILLIAM a BUKRELL to Miss EMMA HODGES, both Of Philadelphia. Thursday, Decern-ber 2, im, by the Kev. Herman Duhrinir at Na Centre street, Mr. Hakry e.

gikjkh- CUP to Mlw MARTHA M.GODFHEY. bath of Philadelphia. oi RI EL ARHH ALL. December 25, 1898 bv Rev. W.

H. Van Horn, at his residence 2 Kaihn's avenue, Camden, Mr. CHAHLKs km. EL, Of Philadelphia, to Miss MARY MARSHALL, of Gloucester, S. J.

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Camden. N. Mr J. GEGKGC NEUKlt to Miss FLORENCE JsL YOUG, both of Harridburg, Pa. STEELMaN TOMLIN, At 2121 North Seventh Btrret, Philadelphia.

January 3, 1894, by Rev Charles H. I homas, paBtor of Fiftieth Baptint Church, Mr. SAMUEL H. HTEELMAN and Miss AiNNJK K. TOM LIN, all of Phllttdiilpbla, TOLLINGER the home of the bride's parents, 74 North Tbirtv-Hfhth strefit, Wednesday, Uecember 27, ISflS, at 8 o'clock, A HI ON C.

TOLLINGER and ANNA M. DAN-ZEIKEN, by W. C. layne, pastor Third Christian Church. WIEGA NDFftEUND.On Monday, Janoary 1, at the residence of the bride, by Rev.

M. West, HARRY D. WIEGAND and VIRGINIA H. FREUND, both of Philadelphia. Room and balb, 70c.

and 1 per day. McUovern Hon, aiai Market..