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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. 16 SUNDAY MORNTNG. MAY 17, 1896. HEW PUBLICATIONS BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ANNUAL MEETINGS HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOS SALE WEST PHILADELPHIA REAL ESTATE FOS SAIE WEST PHILADKLPHIA WEST PHILADELPHIA Haver-ford Avenue West of 59th Street Gii aid Avenue West of 59th Street 200.Q0 CASH to Purchase An EIGHT ROOM HOUSE With Side Yard and Back Yard Monthly payments pay for interest on Mortgage, Taxes and Water Rent, and reduce the amount of the Mortgage every year. Haverford Avenue Houses finished in ASH throughout.

Lots 20x80'. Only one of these houses Girard Avenue Houses, SOUTH side, finished in well selected White Pine, handsomely grained. Lots 2o'x84'. Girard Avenue Houses, NORTH side, large lots, finished in ANTIQUE OAK, throughout Lots 22' DEED FURNISHED FREE OF COST TO ALL PURCHASERS. WRITE FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED CARD OF PRICES.

DOWN TOWN OFFICE: 625 Drexel Building Telephone 1302 WORKS OF A. K. M'CLURE. ADDRESSES. LITERACY.

POLITICAL, LEGAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Two Volumes of Nearly 300 Pages Each. Edited with Introduction by C. W. M'KEEHAN.

These volumes present a number of Mr. Me-Clure's addresses, including literary, political, legal and miscellaneous forensic efforts, which have been preserved. They cover a period of more than a generation, and they present his aggressive views on the varied occasions which hare arisen during that time. Price, 11.00 per volume. Sent free of pestage on receipt of remittance.

Address THE TIMES. EIGHTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA. LINCOLN AND MEN OF WAR TIMES. Profusely Illustrated. With Introduction by DR.

A. C. LAMBDIN. This Is a large volume of 402 pages, each chanter illustrated with one or more portraits, and it gives tbe best Inside view of Mr. Lincoln's cbar acteristlca tbat is presented In any one publication.

In Cloth $2.00 Half Gilt, Cut or 2.50 Morocco 3.00 Sent by mall free of postage on receipt of tbe subscription price. Address THE TIMES, EIGHTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS. PHILADELPHIA. THE SOUTH. ITS INDUSTRIAL, FINANCIAL AND POLIT1-SAL CONDITION.

This volume of 257 pages presents a series of letters written by Mr. McClure after bis several visits through tbe Southern States some years sgo, during wblcb he made a careful investigation tbe Industrial, financial and political condition of the reconstructatl States. Price, (1.00. Seut free of postage on receipt of remittance. Address THE TIMES, EIGHTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.

HOUSES. CARRIAGES. ETC. Horses Horses I have lost ooened a new stahlo and alwavs have on band targe lot of first-class Pennsylvania horses. Among the lot are heavy draught, driving, trotting, family and general business purpose hoiiies, acclimated and ready for immediate use.

Theobald 1338 and 1338 MARSHALL Street Harness A Straight Tip Why pay big prices? Remember we are the largest makers of fine and medium harness, and sell you direct; no retailers' profit. We feel highly elated on acconnt of tbe many sets we are selling, and why? Because quality, style and price are nnequaled, and Philadelpbians always Hunreeiaie a coon nine wnea ioev see it. oueetB. coolers, whips, etc. JORDAN, 711 Chestnut St.

OFTKS LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL g- klnria of carriages, wagons and har- ukhb, uggie. traps, spinuie wagons, aoctors' Phaetons, speeding waconB. cut-unders. Rocka- ways, park phaetons, Palo Altos and others; also a ana o-sunng wagons. FRED'K W.

SEESE, SECOND, below NORRIS, SV-- A PAIR KENTUCKY BRED BAY zCi. horses. 15 hands high, 8 years old, sound, kind, both st'ddlers, fearless of objects, can be ridden or driven by a lady or the most timid gentleman, drive together like one horse. a 12-mlle an hour team. Lock Box 166, Lansdale, Pa.

NEW THREE AND SIX-SPRING wacons: new Dearborn milk wan-ons: new doctor's carriage; also ladies' phaeton, second hand. GERHARD, TENTH Street and GERMANTOWN Avenue. FOR CARRIAGES AND HARNESS GO TO BIRCH'S. Burlington. N.

only 40 minutes by rati from Market Street Ferry. Large assort-ment. Moderate prices. Send for Catalogue. 'VTEW 750-GALLON OIL TANK WAGON AT less than cost; also good 2d-hand bugcy: speeding wagon; drop-front and others.

FRED'K a ft ft is Mitusu, oeiow isorris. MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC. BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND-HAND MACHINERY. Corliss, hieh sueed. automatic, olain sliita valve, gas, gasoline and yacht engines.

Boilers, pumps, lathes, planers, shapers, drill presses and milling machines. FRANK TOOMEY NO. 131 N. THIRD PHILADELPHIA. FOR SALE MARBLE COUNTER SINKING and boring machine, complete, Riehle make and nearly new; also engines, boilers, lathes, drill presses, power presses, wood-working machinery, cooper and iron jacket kettles: shafting, hangers, pulleys, belting, anvils, vises, lorges, pumps.

J. isuttaijL. nag north fifth street. GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINE. Safest, cheapest and best motive power for all purposes.

Manufactured by C. F. LANGSTON 68 and 70 North FOURTH Street. If KOINES, BOILERS, STEAM PUMPS, GAS Engines, new and second-hand. J.

G. RICH. 120 North SIXTH Street. TARGE VARIETY OF SHAFTING, PULLEYS and Hangers. CHARLES HADDOCK 343 North THIRD Street.

SEWING MACHINES DON'T BE FOOLISH AND PAY OR $60 for a vibrating shuttle machine, or $18 to $20 for an imitation. You can get the genuine, the very best, for 120 cash, or $2.1 at nor whpIt Trial free. All makes. Send postal. Vil AltCIi STREET.

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED, $1 Upward; 20 yeara' experience and 5,000 refer ences. KAIGHN 2030 RIDGE Avenue. 1 ft HOUSEHOLD STYLE, "$50. FOR ylw dressmaking; perfect condition. 2030 RIDGE AVENUE.

1 NEW HOME MACHINE. PERFECT UiO order; coat fiO. 20S0RIDGE Avenue. C. A MONTH.

BICYCLES STORED. 1209 NORTH TENTH STREET. S10 SINGER FAMILY MACHINE. PER- feet order. 2030 RIDGE Avenue.

DOMESTIC MACHINE. USUAL PRICE J05. 2030 RIDGE Avenue. S15 S10 WILCOX GIBBS.PF.RPECT ORDER. 2030 RIDGE Avenue.

WALL PAPER WALL PAPER BARGAINS. White Bucks. 4e. Gold Papers, Sc. THOMAS M.

DUDLEY. Samples sent free. 941-43 PASSYDNK Ave. MICHAEL 837 OGDEN STREET. Rooms papered, $2 up; estimates free; sam ples shown; all work guaranteed; none but lirst-class workmen.

We'willi'rnish wall papfTr to cover any ordinary room, sides, eeilina and borderJor $1. Fidelity Wall Paper 12 N.lltn. IE DERUS, 2018 RIDGE FORMErLX at 2212 Master Street. MEDICAL MRS. DR.

YANNE, 988 N. 10TH 18 yenrs' successful exp. in all female troubles and irregularities; first-class home for ladles before and during confinement; infants adopted; trained nurses; strictly confidential; satisfaction. RSTbEIDLEMAN1507 THOMPSON ST. Licensed midwife; ladles can have board before and during confinement; infants adopted.

R. READ, QUICK RELIEF FEMALE PILLS, quick rellet; fi. ioo sufiri St. or drug- LADIES' PRI. HOME DURING CONF.

MRS. Leslie, graduated midwife, 2012 OXFORD. LADIES CAN HAVE QUIET HOME DURING confinement. 923 Parrish Street. A REFINED, QUIET FAMILY WITHOUT children and having highest references, can have a delightful home with a private family; very large, cool old stone mansion; every modern convenience and comfort: hot and cold water; sanitary plumbing and heating; beautiful grounds ana miy acre larm in iniii, pari 01 nuieu oiu Enileld street; near station ou main line New Haven Road.

Address HAZARD PLACE, Enfield, Conn. SHIPPING NORTH BRAZIL AND AMAZON RIVER, via BARBA1JOES. W. I. Booth Steamship and Red Cross Line.

Hubert June 1 I Fluminepse 21 For passage or freight apply to BOOTH Agents, ISHIPTON GREEN, Agt. 88 Gold N. Y. I 112 Tear! N. Y.

H. GAZE SONS. way.N.Y. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY A SPECIAL OFFER FOR LADIES TRAU-NER Vienna Dressmakers and Ladies' Tailors, are pleased to offer every facility to their patrons for making silk and summer dresses for $10 and $12. Also, street costumes from tbe finest cheviots for $25 complete.

They sre now open for sll summer orders at 628 North SIX TEENTH Street. HOTELS KELLOGG HOUSE. 1605 AND 1607 FILBERT Street, containing fifty sleeping rooms; 50c. and SI. 00: best accommodations of auy bouse in tbe city for the prices; meals from 6 A.

M. to 7.30 V. M. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AT PENNA. LABOR EXCHANGE.

34 8. 7TH Street. All the persons you employ there are reliable. They are investigated as to character and ability. We supply heads of departments as well as minor positions; and colored; hotels, restsurants, factories, stores, gardeners, bakeries, THOMAS H.

BAMBRICK. rr-3sSURETY BUILDING AND LOAN AS- SOCIATION will hold Its twenty-sUth annual meeting MONDAY Evening. May 18, at 2303 RIDGE Avenue. A new series of shares wui be Issued. Election of officers.

GEORGE C. THOMPSON. Secretary. PERSONAL M1HEY LEMT On All Goods of Value from $1.00 up. LIBERAL LOANS, LOW RATES OF INTEREST.

FRIDENBERG'S LOAN OFFICE Ninth and Button-wood yiLCOX COMPOUND TTffl PDLILg Safe and SURE. Always reliable. Take no snV stitnte. For sale by all druggists. 82.

Send 4c for Romans Safeguard. WILCOX SPECIFIC 228 South EIGHTH St. Philadelphia, PaT ANYONE AFFLICTED WITH ECZEMAOR any skin disease Bhould try a bottle of H. JONASZ'S ECZEMA WASH. It has cured many where doctors have failed; list of testimonials given.

Sold at JONASZ'S, 112 South ELEVENTH Street. TT WOILSQDKD'S TEA HOUSE, 1321 PASSYUNK Avenue. Our $1.00 Formosa Ooloog Tea at 49 cents the pound, for ten days only. The New Fountain Pen WILL NOT DROP INK. Handsome Gift for Lady or Gentleman.

Any Pen in the Market Sold snd Repaired. DRAKE'S. 7 South TENTH Street. WIGS AND TOUPEES OF FINEST WORK-manship for gentlemen and ladles; satisfaction guaranteed. I challenge competition.

L. H. JONASZ, 112 South ELEVENTH St. ffflTIPMie JEWELRY, EASY PAY-H IJ Iwtnl! ments; write, salesman will call. KEYSTONE WATCH 925 CHESTNUT.

MRS. HOFFMAN, BUSINESS CLAIRVOY-ant, tells names of her visitors snd name lo full of the one you marry, 505 FRANKLIN St HEINTZELMAN'S SURE TAPEWORM REM-edy, $1 a bottle; prepared and sold only at neintzeiman rnarmacy, aouu KlQge Aveuue. IVORCES AND DAMAGE CASES A 8PE-claity; easy terms; ail legal advice free; confidential. ATTORNEY, P. O.

Box, 165. rpHE WILSON-CLARK CHEMICAL WA- ler punuera lor Doners preveuui auueaj 1IW rlcatfng oils. 667 Bourse Building. TTIGIIEST PRICES PAID FOR LADIES' AND a gents seconu-nana aotning. HAi.liJ.MJ, 1000 LOCUST.

DR. DeHARDT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS. 1. Sold by Drngglsts. OlBce.

209 N. NINTH. HELBA-DENTISTS ARE T06BUSYt6 WRITE ADVERTISEMENTS. CARPET CLEANING CARPET CLEANING THIRD ab. POPLAR.

At that very low price, two cents per yard. Remove all moths. Call for and return them within twenty-four hours free. Insurance guaranteed. Our work is first-class, combined with the BEST SERVICE.

Telephone. 4.944. ENTERPRISE CARPET CLEANING WORKS. 1431 North TWENTY-FIRST Street. Carpets cleaned.

Sc. yard. HAULING FREE. 1 224 TO 1230 WASHINGTON AVENUE Storage and Carpet Cleaning House, with sll Improvements for doing best work at lowest prices. PEERLESS CARPET CLEANING WORKS, 680 North Broad Street, Carpets cleaned and laid, fic.

a yard. C. YARD. MODEL CARPET CLEANING Works. 610 S.

17TH St. Hauling free. PIANOS. ORGANS. ETC.

AN IDEAL TONE Ts fonnd in the NEW BY EVANS; none can please you better. Other makes for less money; cash or time. RACHOLL 140 NORTH NINTH STREET. FINE UPRIGHT $125 (ilbson Upright 17fi Bans Upright, Walnut Case H5 Meyer Square, good 1U0 Steinway Square, good 125 One Square 60 A. HAY, 1837 COLUMBIA Ave.

)'EW ENGLAND UPRIGHT; ALMOST new, $126. WW ill due Avenue. MTJSICAL INSTRUCTION HFLRISCHAUER, INSTRUCTOR OF MAN- dolln, guitar, banjo; prlv. or class; free school every Monday evening by 4 competent teachers. 1301 Marshall.

BANJO INSTRUCTION PUPILS TAUGHT at their residence If desired. GER ALPINE M. R1CKETT, 1315 RIDGE Ave. USICAL GLASSES. SLEIGH BELLS, STAFF bells, Swiss baud bells for sale.

J.ioi Marshall. DIAMONDS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED. ADVANCES MADE. McCULLY CO. JEWELERS AND DIAMOND BROKERS.

3. CORNER RACE AND NINTH STREETS. DRUGS WICK HAM'S DRUG STORE POWDERED borax, 10c. pound; gum camphor, 48c; tar camphor, 4c; packing camphor, 23c CUT KATE DRUG STORE, 1029 MARKET ST. JDENTISTRY ARTIFICIAL TEETH as low as $5.00 for a full set; not our best, but good; better set for more money but for less than you would pay elsewhere.

We give otir personal and special attention to everybody and everything. That insures your getting the very best work at a reasonable price. OUR SPECIALTY: Painless Extraction at 29 cents. Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings and all day Sunday. PHILADELPHIA DENTAL PARLORS, 245 N.

12TH- treet. RSTARLISHED QUARTER CENTURY. iR STOUGHTON. Philadelphia's favorite Demist. 600 N.

10TH Street. We are the only successful crown and bridge workmen in the city; teeth without plates our specialty; artificial teeth nn rntihor sold, celluloid, sliver and other basis: guaranteed five yeara; thirty minutes only for repairs. Open till 9 P. M. Free advice.

Skillful work, moderate charges. PAINLESS DENTISTRY; FILLING WITH all known material entirely painless; teeth made guaranteed to fit; crown and bridge work; fresh rub daily; charges the lowest. Drs. LORENCE SCHOLUJ017 ARCH Street. IffSSi FOR "PAINLESS AND PERFECT FILL-'SnrflJing snd extracting try Dr.

STOUGHTON, 600 N. 10TH St. Open till 9 P. M. Sundays, 1 P.

M. 1 THE BEST DENTIST IN PHILA. PR. KYLE ROHKBACK, N. ELEVENTH.

BILLIARDS AND POOL BILLIARDS, POOL. COMBINATION TABLES; new and second-hand goods and trimmings; repairs and alterations; shuffleboards; fittings; best material and workmanship. TAYLOR SON. 40 South BROAD St. ILLIARDS, POOL AND COMBINATION Tables; new and second-baud; also shuttle-boards; repairing.

T. CLARKE 2419 N. FRONT Street. jDLpjGOLDILEjm LD GOLD AND SILVER, JEWELRY, COINS, plated ware oougnt tor ensn. THE SUN SMELTING COMPANY, 106 North TENTH Street, above ARCH.

OLD GOLD. SILVER AND PLATINUM JEW-elrv and plated ware bought for cash by J. L. CLARK, REFINERS, T24 FILBERT Street. LD GOLD.

SILVER AND PLATED WARE bousht. D. SHAMBLEY Renners. 727 SANSOM Street. AND COLLEGES SPECIAL SUMMER SESSION.

PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE 170S-10 CHESTNUT STREET. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW PHILADELPHIA LAW ATTORNEYS and counselors of all courts; 25 years' advice free. Offices. 903 Walnut St. that floor.

BOARD WANTED i WANTED BOARD FOR A FAMILY OF FIVE at country place on line of North Penn R. near Bethlehem, aud convenient to railroad station. Address J. 14, Times Office. COAL AND WOOD 3.60 LARGE FAMILY PEA COAL.

OTHER sizes; lowest prices; caretui preparation. J. M. BRUNER. W.

E. Cor. Thirteenth snd Washington Ave. HAT RENOVATING REMODELING, RECOLORING, CLEANING derbys. colored soft hats, silk hats, latest shapes; all new trimmings.

1537 Filbert Street WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK it home; I pay $8 to $16 per week fo making Crayon Portraits; new patented method; anyone who can read or write can do tbe work at borne in spare time, day or evening; send for particulars and begin work at once. Address A. GRIPP, German Artist, Tyrone. Ps, WANTED AN IDEA. WHO CAN THINK of some simple thing to patent? Protect your Ideas; they may bring yon wealth.

Writ John Wedderburn ft Patent Attorneys Washington, D. for their $1,800 prize offer and list) of two hundred Inventions wanted. 0,000 ADDITIONAL POSITIONSJUST PLACU ed under Civil Service. Examinations soon Jn this city. Write the National Correspondence Institute of Washington, D.

for particulars as tb positions, dates, free. Splendid chance. "LIT THE POSITIONSAT THE QUAKER City Educational Bureau are of the higher order. Salaries from 10 weekly to $5,000 yearly. All openings guaranteed permanent.

113 North FIFTH Street. MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTED; PEBMA-nent position. He can make big pay. Call at 628 West GIRARD Avenue. Ell ALE TEACHERS PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS in each sect loo wanted to canvass during their leisure hours for a book of great interest to teachers and school officials.

Apply 4 to 5, Monday, 308 CHESTNUT Street WANTED PANT-MAKERS AND FINISH-ers. Weekly employment. A. C. YATE3 THIRTEENTH and CHESTNUT Streets, rear.

WANTED EXPERIENCED FInTsHERS ON umbrella work. HIRSH BROTHER. 1309 MARKET 5treet! HAMBERMAID WANTED. 1929 BROWN SITUATIONS WANTED T'OUNO MAN, AGE 20, WISHES A SITCA-tlon as waiter or driving for doctor. 3639 WALNUT Street.

FEMALE DRUGGIST-YOUNG WOMAN, PH. AND manager, desires position; references D. Times Office. GIRL, SWEDISH. EXPERIENCED HOUSE-worker, good cook, wants situation: city seashore or country.

1927 BROWN Street. GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION AT housework; three years' reference. Call Monday, 724 North ELEVENTH Street. PAINTIUG HUGHES BROS. Painters Practical, reliable and satisfaction fronts, kitchens, walls and wood work, rtns, other work very reasonable; postal and we will call; brick front renovating.

1724 BANKER St. GROCERIES VTO PREMIUMS DRINK 200. COFFEE; YOU J- will want it again; broken tea, equal to 60c. PLUNK ETT, 808 SPRING GARDEN St. ROOMS PRUCE STREET, 1521 ONE ROOM, WITH first-class board; house open all summer; ref.

ECOND-STORY ROOM WITHB ATH GENTS only; $2 per week. 1215 MONTEREY St. A FIREMAN'S EXPERIENCE His Engineer Went Mad in tbe Cab, and There Was a Struggle for Life. From the Washington Star. "Speaking of experiences, remarked an old engineer taa Star reporter, "have I your permission to narrate a little one that happened to me during my first year on an engine?" "Not only my permission responded the generous reporter, "but my Imperative command and an Invitation to take something while you are about It" The preliminaries being satisfactorily arranged, the engineer proceeded with his story.

"It was twenty-flve years ago," he said, "and I was a fireman on a road in New York State, The engineer I fired for was, or rather had been, one of the best on tho road, but he had been turned over and steamed under a locomotive boiler in a wreck and after that he was given a less important train. Not so much because he was any the less good aa an engineer, but because officials have an idea that It takes a man's nerve away when a serious accident happens to him. We had a ran of about seventy-five miles each way, and on. Sundays in Bummer we carried excursions. "We had never had any trouble, but for a month before the experience I am telling my engineer had been In a bad temper and.

acted as ugly as the mischief. I reported the matter to the division superlntenlent and he told me to Btlck It out for a month or so longer, as they proposed to relieve the old man and put him at work in the shops. Two Sundays after that we were returning In the evening about 9 o'clock, behind time, owing to delays occasioned by washouts causing us to run slow and cautious. We had twenty miles to go, and It was over the worst part of the road, and I was watching out of the cab, when all at once the engineer gave a shout and made a grab at me. His eyes were blazing, and I could see in a second that he was either drunk or crazy.

"How I got away from him I don't know, for he did his best to throw me off the cab, but I got away and climbed up on the wood piled up on the tender. He didn't follow, but turned at once to the throttle and threw it wide open. I knew what thnt meant with six coaches full of people behind ns and a bad track, and the first thing I did was to try to knock him out with a stick of wood. I missed my throw and he came after me with a heavy Iron bar, and I went over the rear of the tender on to the platform of the car next to us. By this time we were fairly Jumping ovpr the track, and I was so rattled that I didn't know what to do.

"In a second, though, I gathered myself and uncoupled the train from the locomotive, which was not so hard to do, aa we were on a down grade and the engine was bouncing so that the coupling pin swung loose at intervals. Then I slsnnpd on th brake there and went through the train as rase as i couia, temng orakemen ana conductor to slow up, and do It quick. Our part of the train being, stopped, we got out to see where the engine had gone, hut we could see nothing. Putting a man with a light on the track a mile behind us to stop the next train, the conductor and I went ahead to find what had become of the runaway. "Two miles awav.

or two minutes at the rate he was going, we found the engine in the ditch and the engineer buried under tr. The engine had struck a soft place and spread the rails anybody knows what that means and think what the result would have been to a train-load of passengers going after that engine at sixty miles nn hour! It almost made my balr gray to think about It, and when the people on the train heard the story they male up a purse for mo that almost made 'it curl, and I concluded that it was an ill wind Indeed which blew no good." Weyler as a "Warrior. Prom the Saginaw Courier-Hera Id. Captain Weyler is a great man. When he was first appointed to office he determined to suppress the revolution by sending out false dispatches and claiming glorious victories.

He proposed to kill off all the rebels by proclamation. But when the war correspondents refused to accept his manifestos as truth and did a little investigating which showed that all the people Weyler killed were innocent non-combatants who had no means of defending themselves, Weyler promptly transported the correspondents so as to have the news field all to himself. The New York Conspiracy. Krora tbe Boston Herald. The New York Tribune calls attention to the fact that the honest opposition to Piatt's scheme for the union of Brooklyn and New York comes from those Republicans who had refused to be the agents of Piatt.

It might have included some honest Democrats in it also, but this Is not the Tribune's way. It states what is true when It says that measure was carried by Tammany's aid, and It remarks with probably equal truth that Tammany would have given more votes to It had they been needed. Tammany and Piatt are twin cherries on one stem when machine politics are at the front. They Are Not Privileged. Prom the National American.

American citizens have no more legal rights when caught in Cuba bringing In men and munitions than a party of Spaniards landing in the United States to make war oa our government. That the American people sympathize with the Cubans, believe they are trying to overthrow their oppressors and are flghtiug for liberty plays no part In the status of these men who were captured on board the Competitor, a vessel generally admitted to have sailed for the purpose of landing men and ammunition to be used against the Spanish Government. Think about BICYnT.FS nmhahlr too HAVE thought about them think some more. Do you not see wnat a wonderful Instrument toe mcycte is? THIS is the point we want your thinking cap to cover. Almost as many makers and dealers, nowadays, as buyers! Where will It end? Oil Are yon going- to buy a bicycle? We suggest that a WISE choice will be a STANDARD MAKE a wise course, to buy from a STANDARD AIRE STADODAIRD OF TIKE HI! GMTMIS AIRE STANDARD They are our leaders.

We have been engaged In the bicycle business exclusively for so- many years that we think we may lay just claim to being a STANDARD HOUSE. Our SERVICE counts for something, too. Now, what think you? Would it not be at least JUST AS WELL to make your selection rrom our line? SECOND HAND MTCliS These are accumulating too fast on our bands ana we muBi maKe mem move, we are now mas-lna a suecial offer of tbe well-known Century Columbia with pneumatic tires and in good running order at $25. This is the best wheel we have ever offered at this price and Is excellent value. Other Columbias we are offering very low from $30 to $50, according to Model, also miscellaneous wheels at same prices.

Including Ram mers, wizards, victors, Hartiorus, uiescems, Liberties and a number of others. BRANCHES AND BIDING ACADEMIES: 1724-26 North Broad Street. Belmont and Elm West Philadelphia. Send for Catalogues and HART CYCLE CO. Second Hand List 816 ARCH ST.

Are built for Safety, Durability, Speed and Comfort. We do not know how to build anything better, oar advanced ideas, l. uusx ritUDF KKAltllStiS, ISAKKUW TKEAJJ, LAKUB XUM ING. give us the title of Leader In all real iuy provements. The Cost of the Cleveland Wheel Is put in the construction.

We give no wheels away, and employ no racing teams. No expensive auvertiBing. Cleveland naers are our Desi advertising medium. A FEW IMElAffl POINTS Rigid frame. All BEARING CUPS and CONES are HARDENED THROUGH and THROUGH and GROUND and POLISHED after being sat In po sition.

Cleveland nave hakukneu Fliva and will not wear nor stretch. The Cleveland construction Is devoid of all complications. Clevelands move in the best circles. Easy terms if preferred. Ladies' and Gents' Crawford's at $60.

Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings. El LI. mm sheet BICYCLES AT AUCTION LARGE SALE MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 18. CNION. WAVF.RLY, RAMBLER AND OVER 100 BICYCLES OF DIFFERENT MAKES.

ALSO LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BELLS, LAMI'S, ETC. VICTORS, COLUMBIAS, WARWICKS, CRESCENTS. THOMAS BIRCH'S SONS AUCTIONEERS, 11.10 Chestnut St. Phila. 75 $75 $75 $75 $75 $75..

ROCHBSTERS 75 Ton per cent, cash discount A Jj75 fiigb-grade wheel at a popular jj7s price. Supplee's Hardware Store, Ninth Street, below Vine. $3 $75 $75 $75 $75 $75 UNREDEEHED BICYCLES COLUMBUS. VICTORS. SPALDINGS, RELAY PACERS, STORMERS, RAMBLERS AND ALL OTHER PROMINENT MAKES OP LADIES', GENTS- AND CHILDREN'S AT One-Third Original Value MANHATTAN LOAN AND STORAGE 814 VINE Street.

See Display Pages 11, 12, 13,19 5 1209 N. Tenth Street NOW ON RXHIRITION. Graceful, Light, Haodaome. CALL AND EXAMINE ITS MERITS, WM. TRAFFORD.

S. E. Cor. 12th and Oxford SEND FOR CATALOGUE. WOLFF BICYCLES All the patterns, Including tbe Duplex, now on hand.

Also tbe 06 Phoenix and the full Crawford line. No back numbers, $50 to $100. Examine them before buying. A few $85 Niagaras at almost half price. R.

0. WALL MFG. 725 ARCH Fha. YOU CAN SAVE AT LEAST 20 PER CENT, by buying directly from us. We do not Bell on the instalment plan, but sell at such figures as to enable most every one to secure a wheel.

Our Specials st $60 and $65 are equal to any $75 and $85 wheel in tbe jnarket. Open Monday, Wednesdav and Friday evenings. FREDK, W. SEESE, 1944-1046 North SECOND Street. VTEITHER A BUNCO JOINT, i NOR YET A CHARITABLE INSTITUTION.

nevEUE rasmi 1714 NORTH BROAD STREET. Riders send ns your name and address and we will send you no- to-date road laws. KEYSTONE, 628 W. GIRARD Avenue. BICYCLE ROAD ROOKS AND MAPS, LATEST best and cheapest; all cycling roads shown in colors; Just what you need for bicycling, driving or excursions.

E. P. NOLL Map Publishers, 9 North SIXTH Street. BICYCLE SCHOOL The Beat School In the City. Now Open.

FIFTEENTH, ABOVE DAUPHIN. OPEN 9 A.M. TILL 10 P.M. eicept Thurs, Night. (2QT Kf SPOT CASH tJUYS STAUNCH, (JO reliable bicycle, tor buslneHH or pleasure.

NATIONAL CYCLE 1607 COLUMBIA Avenue. Open evenings until 0 o'clock. Send stump for circular. AMERICUS CYCLE COMPANY. AMER-y5pg leus Special; agents for the Rainbler.

VIZ. Btormer, Pennant; a specialty repairing at lowestates.1016 GIRARD Avenue. ON a'NEW CLUB PLAN. Club holds meeting Monday, 7.30 P. M.

Call and investigate. Open evenings. GREEN'S, 40 South BROAD Street. NEED IMMEDIATE CASH-A FEW positively highest-grade bicycles at sreatlv reduced prices; inspection in vited. Post OlBce Box 337.

BICYCLES REPAIRED, RE-ENAMEL-ed and re-nickeled; reasonable charges; nroniDt attention. J. BERKHOLZ. 409 CHERRY Street. 25 POUNDS, GOOD CONDITION, 40; also one at (30.

Address T. E. S. 38, Times Office. OA fk LADIES' '95 MODEL; PERFECT OR-tP'rt der; big bargain; 24 pounds.

1800 N. TWELFTH Street. CLEVELAND SWELL SPECIAL; PER-COO feet condition; great bargain. 1800 North Twelfth Street. lUJlLE id Z1ER Pemberton 59th St.

60th St. MELROSE TAKE EIGHTH STREET TROLLEY OR TRAIN AT READING TERMINAL TO MELROSE Handsomest Suburb Near Philadelphia. ELEGANT SURROUNDINGS. LOCATION HIGH. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

MACADAMIZED ROADS. WATER SUPPLY. NEW HOUSES IN COURSE OF ERECTION. NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST. FOR PARTICULARS CALL OR ADDRESS The Melrose Land amdl Improvement Co.

111S. Eleventh St. FARMS (THL A FARM OF 81 ACRES. 50 IN CULTIVATE tlon, 1 mile from railroad station. 3-room dwelling, barn, eorn crib, hen bouse, shade trees, apples, pears, quinces, prapes, gooseberries possession Kiven; a big bargain; price $tiU0; many other bargains at alraost any pi-ice or number of acres.

CJT. WMV1LLIAMS, Mllford, Del. jgJlFbR SALE. OVERRROOK FARMS THREfT-story. 14-room dwelling, steam heat, electric light, hardwood finish, lot b0xl50.

EDWARD G. McCOLLIN, Attorney for owner, 514 WALNUT. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT I.1IP110VHD PROPERTY-CITY A 2250 FRANKLIN. 9 R. AND HiilT nm Palethorp, rear, 3 rooms Orkney Street.

4 rooms 10 2242 Delhi Street. 6 rooms and bath 18 trUKMAN, 2201 GER.MANTOWN Ave. MFOR RENT DESIRABLE FIVE-ROOM dwelling, 800 Juilson Street, near Twenty-fourtb and Poplar Streets; in good order; oil conveniences; rent $. M.iiU.M.As W. CLAx 2224 FAIKMOUXT Avenue.

M1735 CHRISTIAN 8 $27 1S25 S. Fifteenth 7 all 23 VolU S. Twentieth 7 all conv 17 A It It ELL, 710 S. TWENTIETH St. FOR RENT 802 N.

TWENTIETH 11 jb-JL rooms; all conveniences; good order; rent muueraie; open. 2704 GRAY'S FERRY ROAD. 10 ROOMS. 25. FAI1RELL, 715 South Twentieth St.

BUSINESS KOOIIS ANB OKKIUKn. -OFFICES ON FIRST FLOOR OF OFFICE nmiding, southeast corner of Sixth and Wal nut; also tirst floor of G30 Walnut, suitable for corporations or private offices; large fireproofs. EDWARD SHIPPEN, 632 WALNUT Street. NICE FIRST-FLOOR BACK ROOM, 13llS nne, large, 6Ky-llghted room. 20 North SEVENTH Street.

T710R RENT-DESK ROOM IN A PROMINENT a. room id ileus lluilding: reasonable. 718, Bets Building. WEST PHILADELPHIA MFOR RENT-VERY DESIRARLE HOUSES at Fifty-eight Street Station, P. R.

-ten Dilutes from Broad Street Station: trolleys. E. S. DIXON, 715 WALNUT Street. COUNTRY TWELVE-ROOM MODERN HOCSE, 104 W.

Front Street: opposite Court House Square. Media: large shaded sideyard. SPEAKMAN. 26 North SEVENTH Street. SUBURBAN FURNISHED MARDMORE 9-ROOM FURNISHED COT-tage: bath, cas, all conveniences.

En. 210, Times Ollice. SUBURBAN ML FOR RENT RESIDENCE OF THE LATE Robert J. Wright, at Bustleton, Pa. Ele gant la-room mansion; conveniences; hue lawn; plenty of shade.

Apply the PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST 401) CHESTNUT Street. SEASIDE FURNISHED SPRING LAKE, N. COT-tages; gas, artesian water, with or without stables: one with tennis court; $300 to $1,300. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, 709 WALNUT Street. SEASIDE MNEW 6 AND 8-ROOMED COTTAGES FllR-iilshed, $75 to $12ii for season.

LEON GOBLE, Island Heights, N. J. LOANS AND MORTGAGES FOR SALE SEVERAL SMALL FIRST MORT-gagea ou city property; title nod fire Insurance policies furnished. Six per no expenses. WALTER ZIMMERMAN, 682 Bourse Building.

S450.000 TO LOAN ON MORT-gages: city or suburban: lowest rate of interest. KNOWLAN, DONOVAN ca, iy2SAKCH street. FOR SALE SEVER A SMALL PlRSTlolftT-gages on city property; title and Are insurance policies furnished. Six per no expenses. WALTER ZIMMERMAN.

582 Rourse Building. MONEY TRUST FUND OF $50,000 FOR mortgages In sums to suit; lowest rates. CHESTNUT Street. FOR SALE-SEVERAL SMALL FIRST MOST-gages on city property; title and Are Insurance policies furnished. Six per no expenses.

WALTERZIMMERMAN1582 Bourse Building. 150R SALE-SEVERAL SMALL FIRST MOR'TV gages on city title and Are insurance policies furnished. Six per no expenses. WALTER ZIMMERMAN, 582 Bourse Building. MONEY FOR MORTGAGES AND FOR building association loans, first or second.

ARTHUR BOS WELL, 916 WALNUT Street. FOR SALE-SEVERAL SMALLFIRST on city property; title and fire in-' surance policies furnished. Six per no expenses. WALTER ZIMMERMAN. 582 Bourse Building.

AGENTS WANTED Company and Haverford Ave. and Girard Ave. BUSJNESjCHANCES 1710R SALE, AT A SACRIFICE, TO A RE-- sponsible party, either lady or gentleman, retail department of my business, including the handsomest hair-dressing and manicuring parlors in Philadelphia, together with the sole agency for this city of my celebrated toilet preparations. This is an exceptional opportunity for anyone and will give tlieni a net income of from $3,000 to $5. 000 a year.

My sole reasons for selling: I wish to devote the wbole of my time to the manufacturing of mv toilet articles. Call and Investigate. Mine. JOSEPHINE LEFEVRE, 924 CHESTNUT Street. Patents Patents Before making application for patents write and get our terms, which are the most liberal ever offered to inventors.

Assn. American Imvemtors 1111-19 Beta Building. Philadelphia. Incorporated with a paid-up capital of $25,000. WRITE FOR OUR BOOK ON PATENTS.

BULLS AND BEARS A PAMPHLET TELL-lng how to handle Stocks, Grain, on margins will be mailed on application to ROUIL-LOT 00., Brokers, No. 125 South Third Street, Philadelphia. $10.00 margins. 10 shares of stock or 1,000 bushels of Grain, $1:0.00 (Twenty), etc. TORRESDALE PARK.

TORRESDALE PARK. Privileges now open for restaurant, soft drinks, soda water, lee cream, cigars, etc. Full information for securing these privileges at 1414 South Peon Square, Room 6. $41-1 profit In one week on an investment of $100. Larger and smaller investors realized proportionally.

Last year's average over $1,200 per month. Write for particulars. CONDEN Covington, Ky. ZANE FA DDIS, STENOGRAPHERS AND typewriters. 1213 FILBERT Street Dictation work arid typewriting; copying solicited; legal paper a specialty; envelopes, circulars and wrappers addressed.

171 OR SALE A FIRST-CLASS CIGAR STORE and fixtures; retail $35, $40 per week; good reason for selling. Corner Fourth and FOR SAIE VTEW EDISON PHONOGRAPH, UNEQUALED XI as a money-maker at parks, excursion and piouie grounds, summer resorts, a better Held than ever before, with tbe latest perfected model of Edison's wonderful Invention; outfits also include concert horns for giving phonograph concert; an unusually large demand this season; parties who purchased last season are now adding to their equipment; highest grade records by Sousa's, Gilmore's and other celebrated bands; latest songs, comic dialogues, specialties, all orders tilled promptly; no delays; no secondhand or remodeled machines; only the latest and best; fully guaranteed; now is the time to start In. Write for price-list, etc. United States Talking Machine 114 S. ELEVENTH Philadelphia.

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE LAWN MOW-ers, best make, fine gas stove, elegant parlor suite for J25, cost $60; good rug suite, $18, cost $50; magnificent ebony cabinet for one-quarter cost; mirror door wardrobe, handsomest in town, $fiO; walnut revolving bookcase, $12, worth $40; folding bed, three-quarter size mattress, oak bureau, bevel glass, chamber suits, complete, from $5. 2029 MARKET Street. RefrageratorsIce Chests Cheapest and best in the city, $2.75 np; also great bargains in slightly used furniture; large mirrors, bookcases, fire-proof safe, etc. HUGHES, N. E.

Cor. 11TH and BUTTONWOOD. SKCiCi OFFERED FOR ITS EQUAL; ALL tJJJ desiring the best order a "Worden Washer" on trial; family stjees bold from 10 to 20 shirts; hotel sizes from 24 to 40 shirts or 20 sheets. 636 GIRARD Avenue. "I EFRIGERATORS AND ICE-BOXES ONE -l fine Ice-box, only $6, hardwood; a handsome oak sideboard, Ridgway, only $20, cost $50; one of Parson's, In walnut, cost $60, for $25.

2(129 MARKET Street. POOL. BILLIARD. COMBINATION TABLES, Shuffleboards. Second-hand tables cheap.

FRANK ROSATTA. 222 South EIGHTH St. 1 POULTRY NETTING, ALL WIDTHS, fclfBNT Bipiare foot; garden bose 8 cents up per foot. 1706 MARKET Street. COIN BOOKS, ILLUSTRATED.

GIVING prices I pay; price 10 cents. 1706 MARKET. OOR AND WINDOW SCREENS MADE TO unier; cneapesE place. 1VUO MARKET St. WANTS WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR GENTS' cast-off clothing, shoes, send postul; agent will call; city or country.

A. BORLAND. 916 POPLAR Street. ECOND-HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS, stoves, etc. L.

630 CALLOWHILL St. 1JOSTAGE STAMPS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT and sold. 1J06 MARKET Street. MONEY TO LOAN Qonn nnn To loan, do you want CJiUUiWU TO BORROW? WE HAVB $200,000 to loan on watches, diamonds, pianos, furniture and elotbing at the lowest rates. Will also store poods with or without loans.

GABKY LOAN OFFICE. FIFTH and TINS. BARRELS OF MONEY TO LOAN At 1, 2 and 8 per cent, on diamonds, watches, Jewels, etc. Nothing over 5 per cent. ItinOE AVE.

MONEY LOAN OFFICE, 2322 JUDGE Avenue, above COLUMBIA Ave. VTOU CAN BORROW MONEYl5NYOnRURl niture. piano, merchandise, etc. NORTH-EASTERN STORAGE HOUSE. 1517 GERMANTOWN ATESCE.

fiOK nnn loan lw as and CtLvrW per cent, on diamonds, watches. Jewelry, mdse. RIEDER'S'LOAN OFFICE. Corner TWENTY-SECOND and SOUTH. HEIRS TO UNSETTLED ESTATES CAN BOR-row money on same or sell their Interest.

CHAS A. JAMES, 711 WALNUT Street. WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC. THE OLD HOUSE OF CHILD FOR WATCH-es and repairing. 824 N.

26 St. open ev'ngs. BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES CA FOWLER, '85 MODEL, 19 POUNDS pOJ gear, 76; good order; bargain. 1800 N. TWELFTH.

530 $30 20 LADY'S PNEUMATIC, NEW TIRES, wood rims; bargain. 1800 N. Twelfth. COLUMBIA; PNEUMATIC; PERFECT order; wood rims; bargain. 1800 N.

12th. Xady'pneumaticoodims; perfect order. 1800 N. TWELFTH. S18 COLUMBIA; PNEUMATIC; PERFECT condition; bargain.

1800 N. Twelfth St. IMPROVED PROPERTV-C1TV Real Estate Department LlfcvTr Co ROOM NO 2, Girard Bmil OFFERS THE FOLLOWING FOR SALE: 1924-26 SPRITE STREET. 1MB VINE STREET. 13-1 NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET.

215 SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET. 11130 RACE STREET. 2215 WALNUT STREET. 3210 POWELTON AVENUE. ARCH STREET THEATRE.

003-5 MARKET STREET. 405-7 MARKET STREET. 12 NORTH FOURTH STREET. S. W.

COIi. BROAD AND ARCH STREETS. 135 ACRES. LANSDOWNE. 85 ACRES, HATHORO.

54 ACRES, FORT WASHINGTON. 22 ACRES IN TWENTY-FOURTH WARD. 62 ACRES IN TWENTY-SEVENTH WARD. AT TOM'S RIVER, N. A MOST ATTRACT-IVESEASHOREJPLACE.

A FOR SALE. ON TERMS TO SUIT, THOSE friffi handsome tea-room Pompetfan brick snd hiownstone dwellings, situated on the east side of Twenty-second street, above Dauphin street. They contain many new and important features never before found in such priced houses. New design batb room, with two fine windows. The Backus Crate in sitting room has never before been found In any operation.

These houses are absolute the handsomest ever offered. ONE FOR RENT. ST MMAG9' Builder and Owner. Jt(. FOR SALE jLELCAMAC TLACE, BET.

12tb and 13th. ab-Susquphnnna Ave. and 12th Street. 5d Hodera Dwellings RANGING FROM 8 TO 10 ROOMS. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING HANDSOME PORCHES FRONT AND BACK AND TILED BATH.

MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. PRICE RANGING FROM $3,200 UP. ALLEN B. RORKB. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

S08 PHILADELPHIA BOURSE, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 8 PER CENT. INVERTED IN 8 5-rooin houses subject to small ground rents, will pity you $448 every year, clear of all charges; on main street and superior location. W. H.

HOOD, 514N0RRIS. JA N. SIXTH NO. lMo 12 ROOM MOD-35. ern dwelling, with every convenience; convenient location.

You can't get better house in town for the money; 5.500 clear. W. H. HOOD, 514 NORRIS. JsA $1.600 NEW.

5 ROOMS. HEATER. RATH, TSTff RANGE- WIDE STREET; VERY CHEAP; No. 546 WESTMORELAND ST. W.

H. HOOD, 614 NORRIS. ML GREATEST BARGAIN OFFERED-3525 JML and 8529 North Bmnil Street. MARSHALL II. SMITH, JJirard Building, Room 714.

"ijNbRTHSIXTH. NO. 254018x97 FEET, 10 rooms: complete order; only $4,300 clear. W. H.

HOOD, 514 NORRIS. ONLY $250 CASH REQUIRED; 2R19 N. Jgii Fourth Street. MARSHALL H. SMITH, Girut'd Building, Room 714.

FOR SALE CHEAP. 5-ROOM HOUSE, 3884 Clinton Street, Nicetown. STORES. AA FOR RENT-LARGE STORE AND FOUR-ena story building, 31 North Ninth Street. Improvements will be made to suit tenant.

EDWARD SHIPPEN, 532 WALNUT Street. SUBURBAN IF YOU AREToOKINQ For a real comfortable, substantial, suburban borne with all the advantage of the country and conveniences of the city, at a real bargain, send postal for photos; price and full description of my German town home; for Bale on account of the purchase of a large property. H. N. FOWLER, Chiropodist, 1318 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

FOR SALE, CHEAP-WILL SELL AT sacrifice, 7-roomed house; lot SO feet by 112ft. Address Mrs. SHELLY, BENNER Street, Wissinoming. FIV AC RES GARDEN LAN NEAR jP Philadelphia; short drive, pood roads, commutation fare 9 cents; $100, payable $1 weekly. FARR, 209 SOUTH FIFTH.

COUNTltY ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SMALL place in the country? If bo, call on me. I make a 'specialty of small farms and especially those In and near Vlneland, N. J. I live at Vineland and know every inch of the land there abouts. I have farms In that vicinity in size from 1 to 1,000 acres, and in price.

$1,000 to terms to suit purchasers. Vinelaad, N. Is known the world over as one of the most healthful and most beautiful places in the country. ARTHUR RU.SSKLL, 1111 ARCH Vineland office, 643 LAND IS Avenue. NEW JERSEY M.

BY THE SEA AT ANGLESEA COTTAGE rooms; large lot; clear. W. H. HOOD, 514 NORRIS. MOUNTAIN LANDS SHAWANGUNK MOUNTAINS I OFFER TjLt for sale a tract of 6,000 acres of mountain land, including a large lake, with unsurpassed seenery, fine view, romantic wnterfalls, affording an unusual site for a snuuner resort; it adjoins the popular Lake Minnewaski property on the south; the lake is two miles long and one-half mile broad, and Is the largest and most beautiful lake on the Shawangnnk or Catskill range; the tract covers High Point, Hamilton's Point, Bald Hill and other high points, and commands magnificent views of the Walkill and Readout Valleys and the CatBklU Mountains, the highlands of the Hudson and the bills of New England; It is easy of access from both sides of the mountains; this property presents exceptional advantages for investment for either a summer resort of hotel and cottages or for a club resort.

Full Particulars and price of EDWARD C. DAYTON, Estate, PoiigukeepBle, N. X. Girard Agents wanted agents are wanted In erery locality to sell by subscription "ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND MEN OF WAR TIMES." by A. K.

McClore. Very liberal termi will be flveo. Address THB TIMES. EIGHTH n4 CHESTNUT, Philadelphia..