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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY MOTrSTSTG, JANUARY 2, 1892. S. M. WANA MAKER i CO. OT ALL GONE the $12.00 Overcoats.

Nearly one thousand sold of a sin ode kind. Couldn't sell it i a cent less, now or any other time. The ifiHS The Government Baking Powder Tests. The latest investigations by the United States and Canadian Governments show the Royal Baking Powder a cream of tartar powder superior to all others in leavening strength. Statements by other manufacturers to the contrary have been declared by the official authorities falsifications of the official reports.

things go we could have sold a num-' ber at $15.00. We'd rather sell by the thousand at the smallest margin of profit. It's our way with everything a lot of it and small profits. Excellent value in Trousers the best we've had at $4.00 to $6.00. the 28th ultimo, MARY SCAN-LOX, ajted 2fi vears.

The relatives and friends of the family are re- (mectfuilv invited to attend the funeral, on Mon- 1 navy afternoon atl o'clock, from the residence of Mrs. Nellie Henry, 311 liainbridge street. later- ment at Holy Crot-s t'emetery. SCHMIDT. On the 30th IOl'ISA, relict of Philip Schmidt, aced 74 years and 4 months.

Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. No. 625 Poplar street. Interment private, at Odd Fellows Cemetery. December 81, 191, SUSAN widow of Oeoree Schober.

Relatives ami friends are Invited to attend the funeral servitres.at the residence of her son-in-law. Samuel s. Lilrd. Fisner's lane, Oermantown. on Saturday morning, January 2, at 1 1 o'clock.

Friends mav lake ll.K A. M. train from Ninth and (ireen streets for Fisher' Station. 8CHOCH. On the 3lst ANNIK M-, daughter of Marvandthe late John Hchoch, ated 4 years.

Funeral on Sunday aftemon at 2 o'ciock, from her mother's residence. 228 Oodfrey street. Interment at Wharton Street Vault. SHRLMKRDINR On December 30. LA VINT A RIIOADS.

wife of Edward K. Shelmerdine. Funeral services to-dav at 2 o'clock, at the residence of her husband, 1803 North Fifteenth street Interment private. Beverly, N. on the 20t1i MARY, wife of captain I.

R.Shropshire, axed H2 years and 7 months. Funeral from her late residence. South Beverly, N. this afternoon at 2.i o'clock. Train leaves Market street ferry at 1.40 P.M.

SH I'M A N- On the 29th WILLIAM W. SHU MA son of William and Lucy E. Shumau, aed 3 years and '4 months. Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his parents' 2440 Hare street. Interment at Mount Vernon Cemetery.

SMITH. On December 30, BRIDGET SMITH, wife of the late Michael Smith. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, Januarv at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 2iHi! KastNorris street. Mass in st, Ann's Church. Interment at C'atbedeal Cemetery.

December 29. at Atlantic City, CiKOltGE w. SMYTH, son of the late John P. nnd Catherine Smyth, aged 34 years. Funeral this morning at o'clock, from his late residence, 802 Wharton street.

Solemn Mass of Requiem at the Church of the Annunciation. Interment at Hoi Cross. STACK HOUSE. On the 2ith MARY, wife of Edward S. Slack houe, axed 24 The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at her late residence, lula Fair-mount avenue.

Interment private- SUPPLKH. On December -in. in Upper Merlon, Montgomery county. PETER SCPPLEE. Funeral to-day at 12 o'clock.

To proceed to St, David's Vault. SWEENEY. On theiWth MARY SWEENEY, 70 years. Funeral this morning at 8 30 o'clock, from her late residence, rear 525 street. Hlffh Mass at St.

Philip's Church. Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. TAYLOR. On December 31, JANE wife of Wliliam Tavlor.

Funeral oil Monday, January 4, at 1 o'clock, from the residence ot her husband, 2i'2s Winter street. Interment at Mount Moriah. Please omit (lowers. tlie 29th FIT ERE daughter ot the late James H. and Lydia P.

Thompson. Funeral from her late residence. No. 'J00 Pine street, to-day at ll o'clock. THOMAS.

-On the Kith WILLIAM, son ot Lucy and the late William Thomas. The relatives and lriends of the family, also employes of I lenay C. Fox fc Son's tilassworks are respectfully invited to attend ihe funeral, on Saturday morning at 7,30 o'clock, from his late residence. 7tl Sutherland avenue. Requiem Mass at St.

Anthony's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemeterv. TOLA ND." On the 30th E. TOLA beloved wife of Robert M. Tnland.

aced 2s FINANCIAL The Stock Market Kntln the Old Year Very Strong and Active. On Thursday the hulls took possession of the stock market at the opening, and continued In control throughout the day, very-small fractional recessions alone Interrupting a steady advance of prices. Bear operators and those who had sold earlier in the week for the purpose of securing profits, were forced to cover from the start and they wore kept at it pretty welt all day. Now and then they would attempt to depress prices by offering certain stocks down, hut the Buying power was more than equal to the occasion, and another rush to cover invariably followed. The Vanderbilts, grangers, Louisville, Northern Pacific preferred, Richmond Terminal, New England, Atchison and Iowa Central were all strong features of the morning's trading, followed closely by the coalers, while the low-priced stocks were not only active, but showed a disposition to even exceed the advances of their more costly leaders.

It was expected that the upward movement would close at noon, when prices were at their best, but such was not the case and the public generally, and Wall slreot in particular, were treated to a further surprise by the continued advances made by the list, though thevolumeof business diminished somewhat, This was particularly the case In Missouri Pacific, where last week's movement was taken up by last week's manipulators, and In Richmond Terminal, the news on which was that the Georgia Central managers had yielded to the demands of the Terminal managers, and put up tho collateral demanded, and would be allowed to pay their dividend. The activity in the general market towards the last was most unusual, and marked the year's end with an emphatic demonstration of strength. The range of New York stocks was as fol lows HOFLZLK. Surldcnly, on December 30, JOHN F. HOKL-LE, aed JW years.

Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, southwest corner Font and Vine streets. Camden, N. J. To be taken to the Camden Cemetery Vault, the 31st of December, MABEL daughter of David F. and FJmma Hutt, aced fl.

Funeral tliis morninsr at ft o'clock, from parents' resilience, 18'j tteybert street. JOHNSON. December 30, JULIA atveurs. Funeral from the residence of rs. Hannah ('hlppv, Rainhridire street, this morn-Januarys, lsii'j, at 10 o'clock.

Interment at Lebanon Cemetery. Into rest, at her late residence, Spruce street, In this citv, on December 31, 1H91, ANNA PaULIXA, widow of Dr. Joseph Klapp and damthter of the late John Van Lew, of Richmond. Va. Funeral services at Rt.

Andrews' P. E. Church, Eiehth, above street, on Saturday, -d insL, at 3 o'clock. the 30th HARRY C. KN'APP.

son of Charles II. and Mary B. Kuapp, of Trenton. New Jersev. Interment private.

LA on the 30th ult. Mrs. MAR-(1AHKTK LAMBSON. Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Albert Sleanaker, No. 233h East Cumberland street, below Memphis, this afternoon, January 2, at 2 o'clock.

Interment at Oroonwnod Cemetery. LAWRENCE. -On the 31st Ult, ANNTE oldest daiiKhterof F'rank A. and M. Lawrence, and Branddamrhter of Franklin and Annie K.

Lawrence, in her 17tli year. Funeral on Monday afternoon at -'o'clock, iron, her parents' residence, 20J7 Mervine street, lnteiment private. theSIst of Peeemher, ZACHARTAH LEVY, aged 73 rears. Funeral on morning, January 3, isst2, at o'rlock, pn'cisely. from his late residence.

141! North Sixth street. Interment at Adath Jeshurun Cemetery. LOCK WOOD. On theevenimt of December 31. E.

Dl'NUAR LOCKWOOD.in the year of his K'e. Funeral services at the Church of the Holy Trinity, on Monday, January 4, at 10 o'clock A. M. Interment private. Please omit flowers.

MARY wife of William Loftus and dauehter of Patrick and Ann MerrKim. Funeral this morning at 7 o'chKk, from tier father's residence. 3110 Itelprade street, Tweiitv-iifih ward, wnlemn Reuiiiem Mass (tyiHl. With. Lmn.

Onur. Am. Cotton Oil mi 85' Sf'i 8i Do. pref. Am.SuBarKof.Co.

US Do. pref 2 92 Top. A S. 4.V-J 4'i ruts 42 42 42. Canada lil'i lil1- Cites.

(. vot.ctfs. "6 -'i7, 2t) 2ll' Po. 1st pref m'Z M'i IM Do. 2d pref SI'; :v.ft X'i SW'-i luS'J J(W'H Chicago (ias Co.

"If1, 71 'i 70 71'i Chic, Mil. HI. KF WH Do. pref KPi K-iU 1 lffl'i Chic.A Norlhwest llli Chic, It. 1.

it mi ssi4 4K1 IS 7a 711' TBJf II. v. 30 Consolidated (ias. ld.i'.j 104 Delaware A-Hud 12:1 122'cj Lack. A- West last His.

A Catlle K.Co. tiil im1; Illinois Central Hf llls (M Lake Krie A 22-' 21' 2fj Do. prof 4 tofi LakeShoreA M.S. MS lis ljOllisvilleANash S2' N. A.ACli.

2-V-l 2I'H 2' I'aeltlc 02" 4 (Wj Kan. A. T. iM4' 111', 9'J V.lW. Do.

pref 2S'4 '20 2S4 20's Nat. Ol'j 'M'i Nat. Lead Trust ls" IS Hfi; North Amor. ls's' Is', Northern 2i 'Jli'i S.v 2V. I)i.

pref 70" 4 7178 70'4 N. Y. Cent. A- Hud. 117 ir 110': N.

Chic.A-St.L. 21 21'; 21 'Af. N.Y., L.K. A West. Xii 34 N.

Y. A- New Lug 4l-h 3'-i 42't N. Unt. A-West. 21 'j 21' 4 21' N.

W. pf. 4Wi 4''4 40 flregoti 2sT 2S 277 s. A-r. Ill WK l'ac.

Mai, s.s. l'eoria, Dec. 2I'4 22'4 Phil. It. vot.etfs.

-lOi; liieh. A W. P.Ter.. It 14 ll'2 Do. pref 02 ftl 00 Southern Pac.

S04 KOI' Tenn. Coal, I. A K. 41'i 4Pi 4Vt Texas Paeille 11 JS'i 1'nion I'aeitic hp: -is'; 4tf; 47J4 f. Don.

A 23 2-'l Wabash M'4 1 D4 Do. prof '4 si-; Western mi (csi; tieeling A L. Do. pret 77:,4 77" 77" Wis. Central ai1; '2u'4 2o, 2tOa and Market EVER HAD AT $10.00.

WOOL AUCTION SALES. THOMAS SON'S, AUCTIONEERS. SALE STOCKS ANT) BONDS. TTESDA ANUA RY p), at ELEVEN o'clock A. the Pliilftfia.

Exchange, Third and Walnut, sli. I'iiiladelphia Liirarv Hhs. Security Trust 41 fi Walnut street. 5iii) sin. AtlantU: Co.

for Cultivation of Cranherries. Decatur Coal par $10. J.ocust (tap Improvement Edison Electric Lijrht Co. nar 100. nhs.

Si nit hern 'otton Ml par ti)6. shs. Fire Asuociutii'ti U'i shs. Charlemou Mluiiit: and Mann (net urine shs. Farnii-rsA- Mcchaiiics' Nat.

Rank par $l0. ishs. National state Bank. C'amden pnrt.V). 2-r ihi.

Industrial Trust and Title aid. oshs. I r. desmen Trust (V South i Title paro. slis.

Merr-haiits' Trust shs. Kuuitahle Mortu-iu'ef K.iits.-is i shs. Reru'ner Eime rewind t'o. preferred. shs.

BrewiutrCo. shs. 'nntinental Passentift RailwnvCo. shs. Wilminirton Hultlmire R.

Tl. Co. shs. West End Trust i Jtrjij 'lies nut 1 paid. Tia.mm rmifi.

iteaom-; it. p-cn. mty 4s, ren. shs. Finance Co.

parfion. shs. Investment Co. and 1-Sth streets Pass. Kaihrav Co.

shs. TitV (iiiiirantee and Tnit 'o. New Yiirk. shs. 1'nited tias Improvement pat Mechanics' National Bunk; ar shs.

New Jersev Trust Saft Dep. f0 paid. Lehigh Valley Itailnad Consul. i j. c.

mil, SALE ESTATE ILESDAV, .1 A A RY at I'J o'clock noon, at the rhila. Exchange. and Walnut. CJKUMANToWN. NOS.

AND MILL half from heUeti Ave. stone DwlMnns: i-jt ixlJO. Cnurt Sale. EstaieofKt DlilinaiHl R. Dillin.

"1II AND MASTER N. E. u-ith ward. Lot. 'Jio rt.

7'xVrU ft. tn Media st. I.t'K KNs. No. irnHi.

heinw avr W. of t''lli st. -Brick '1-ronni Dweliimi: lot CAl.LOWIIILL.NO. KHti-Riiek Ul-room Dwell-imt modern conveniences; lot io i 'arltnn st. PAssYCNK No.

lirlck 10-mom Sloro and Dwelltntr hit 7H. CA THARINE. NO. cnr. Stewart room St-irc and lot Kix-rii.

ARGE STOCK OF WALE PAPER AT 1 Alc i IoN. on Tl'ESDA Y. Januarv Isp2. I shall sell at auction at No. 2 AN BY -treet, Nnj-fnlk.

at A. iarL'eand w-p-M'lccted si-icU of Wall Caper, etc. In meantime bids f.ir the Mock as a whole will be received. Terms Cash. B.

T. WHITE. Receiver. PERSONAL. MrGAURY'S MOX EY A IC N.

E. Cor. I-TI'TII and VINE Sprout. KSTABLISHEh IN m. To loan at reduced rates on DlameTi, Watches.

Jewelry, silverware, Drv Ooo Is of kinds. received on witii or with. vi; aivanr'es. IVrfet security Thenalv Rawiihrnkin! E-stahlihment in t'e- pruiejt.i by the llolmt Eh-etrlc Burglar l'lot-ctur. I RSO A STO CO I 1 1 1 i 1 .000 A nnvard fnr a case Throat or Line; trouble, lat stages excepted, vhich ciinnot he hv a proper use of Dr.

X.tniie'-; Rr ni' ia! Wavr. 2Ac. lv iv at DrtnririsiV. I'or simple s-ilid hie. to STONK KDD'AL hicaim.

111. Davs and without takin-upart and warranted not to rub td bv.I. W. JoN l-'s. 24-s tiKM.M N-ToWN Avemie.

NINTH i'lid VINE, Wis COLt'M-BIA Avenue. Calltd I'or aiifl rielKered. fl AS AND Oil, STOVES FOR HEAT I NO ainl W. I-'. Doinrhrty.

l's n. Ninth st. HAVANA CKIARS FROM THE FA TOR Oarcia." clear Havana. $7 per IM, Pearl of Bnt.it. c4 per hm.

M. s. FRECll I E. 227 ClIEsTNTT Str.e. II A I A RT fo I i 1 1 OOO I S.

R. LE VICE'S SON. a urX(r MEN SEND FOR DR. I.ORPS Mi ik free Ifj't North FfFrKKNTH I) R. Db II AIID TS PENNY RO YA I Pills.

Sold hv Udiiv. i DENTISTRY. TKETH SETS I'I'. OI.D SKTS Itenmiieii-d. Nets ret.nired, 1 1 1 lt' "'HiC fct eiver nn''-, wiih pl-iie.

1 't. t-U-n; andtilllnir teeth withntit nu ti new ti ctiaFue hen t- "lh are onlcr-d. UK HI IH 'H l.l .7 1'. TWFI KTIl'reet. WOOD AND COAL, CAIiErri.l.V PR EPAIIT.D IJ hih.IeH:int tt '7C THVl.

it'K i. l-tli tV Ave. itrj HKST EKHHillV Al.tTsiH-. I.ftrire Kami I 'e i. N.

CjjHt AddHHH COAL. HJi North NINTH 4Tro si'Kciai, t'o. run rTtm l11 (T tnves nti T'ctii'ii itin- VSTVi de lm eitnvhices. .1. IneW.

1 HELP WANTED MALES. ON SAMUV 1 or eomniissl.iu in hau.Vctlie i I' I CUKMICAT, INK KUANl.Ni. 11.. Tin he; nm-eMv ever I. i' i thtipKhlv In two tn Nt H'tra--: nf tn prttit.

me Mm a it in 1 tn.J' in it i tn.CeT 'l i-itw Ii rtr wnnttine ener'f'le iiener.1 A -r "it 1 s-it hiii I Adlr-s rilK ANCKAiTCLlNil I. A WH, A A I 1 1 A I STATK 1 to citen hnnd.jimrter tn prtm ip i' nrv, nnnme cunt ml fit our HitMiiesiiind nppnlnt Ih-mI t.id Hiih-ftt'i'iU" In cny in hi- cikwH in ii-versa! di-iimnd. and pnv a tic nr -ill of to li cent. THKCN COM I'A NY, 744 A NT l.D A I EI! WHO CAN Ul'EN mIt-. Kti.Nl Mreet.

KNTS AND MEN ol'T OF or er iM'rv ii 'iin; ir I i i h'nve P'tlittt nnmn; iiei-'-'T. Vn'irei, lit. i.rtnifll ill VMI'l II -n i i TRUSSES, BANDAGES, JjinlM-d p'cnl'rio Ki i trer rrnsM-t. hikI u- r-JiMv c.et redid tty he prnte-e nn nnd tniMtc Tln-v Imi (ktvIoms. to rnoiKinte; n-tetl tn lutMhic.

llitl'i perltiily to of htMly; may in- ilm voiimre-! child, tin itMcjit femiiie the nmn 'Hi coni'ort anil uiutl.tv nv rfnpirMltin, they are easily k--pt el.nii all otir. iweaty. tlna hoh, aivt, iviivi extrvinelv vorst rnpt'ii'- ill it In-Ill erumiicii -i-hv i ei-m' ii r.vlh'al cum lien- cure i- tv HIVKNTU- LOANS, IV MONEY To. "uhurttati nnn ETC. nr.r.i'im (: iy mnoniit 'ii i- tC'iKe (nr Hm'i I.IM'H PA l.

Wnlrnit i-i it i ihutii ni AM) rm Si r. S71 as SO Sti "'7's GRAIN PRODUCE. The Old Tear Ends With Frlces of Wheat aud Corn firm to Strong. The last day of old year was spent amoDg the grain mea principally In settling up accounts, deliver ng, etc. There was little or nothing dune Id wheat, but prices were tlrm under Improved cubles.

Inquiry for export was also hit and millers held oil. Receipts of corn wera liberal, butthe bulk of supplies was control ed by shippers and offerings were only mod rate. Notwithstanding that the demand for export was light, prices of export grades advanced aV-jC. No. 4 corn was weak and irregilar, under general pressure to sell.

Little was doin In oats, and the market lucltn to weakness. No. '2 whites dec! into 2 per bushel. Wheat bushels; shipments, 2,107 bushels; stock. o7of40o bushels.

Options opened December, Sl.OIal.Ul1; January, 81.01al.OP; FobriiiLry, S1.02'al.(Ki; March, and closed on the 1 1. M. call December, SL.Olul.oi1; January, Sl.ulal.01.; February, l.L"4ul.(W March. No. 2 Penusylvivnui red and No.

2 Delaware red, In export cieVator.were held aL31.tK, and 31.01 was bid foi 'ho. 2 red, in but without acceptance. Kye was in small supply and firm, with SSc. bid and IWc. asksi! for No.

2 Pennsylvania. Corn KecelplditjO.S-l bushels; shipments, 141,019 bushels; niiek, 074,921 bushels. Options opened DeeiniiT, January, February and March, 51a.rI'ic. nd closed on the 1 P. M.

call: Decern and January, 51u51c; irch, 51nrlc. Hales of 45 No. 3 quoted for local cars No. 3, in export ele-ar steamer No. 2 yellow.

In lOcars steamer, in export 2 cars No. 2 yellow, in February and cars No. 4 at trade at 47a-1fio. valor, at 41)1- grain depot, at elevator, at grain depot, elevator, at fl nary. a'.

i 3 cars No. 2, in export and 20,000 bushels do. Jan Oats Keeelpi buslic .017 bushels vlth draw-stock. bushels. Op-pmber, January, Hons opened: February an-1 closed ou the 1 P.

M.eall: December. Jauu-i March. 40allc. Sales of 1 ary, rebruary car ungraded mite, at 1 car No. a white in 40li 1 2 cars No, 2 white, at4Ic.

2.SSi barrels and for flour was light aud Flourlleeeii sacks. Demani prices were iiom iually unchanged, tsales of iw barrels 1 vanta roller, at 4.4-j: i-jU barrel Wester -vinter, straight, at 84.75 300 it, at S5.10, and 4oO barrels barrels pal -Minnesota pat1 at We quote: iinsylvanln super, stern ana Ii.7o; do. ex is, 20, wiuier lamily. S4.J. .) Pennsylvania roller, Western winter, clear, straight.

8Utoa4.S" winter straight, $Un Sl.o0a4.i5; do. patent, new, Si Minnesota, clear, a4.7o: aui, si. 7. a-): patent, ioa 5.2 1 do. In rite oranas, mgner.

uye Hour au)te at Si. 90n inactive aud weaker. barrel. liuckwheat tl was dull and unchanged. We ouote at 8 10 per 100 pounds.

Feed was du nd weau. supplies, tnougn moderate, art excess ot requirements, winter bran at 819 per hales of 1 car ton. We ouot Winter bran, in bulk, S19a ID.AO spring bitn in bulk, iialea J-luy was llsht, but prices ruled sii lower mulT Timothy, cho bloal4; mixed prime, Stlal-strulght, wilh i 1 StrawDemand for hay rings were moderate and ly. Hye straw was dull and ral offerings. We quote: SI4.00; fair to prime, hoice, iair to ow grades, rye straw, wood, choice, rye st raw, tanl Provisions wiieat straw.

S8. re dull and steady at lormer ity family beef, per bar-smoked beef, per pound. rel. iDallc; beef new, 51 Mar: hams, ins, $1 3.50a 14. mess pork, mil pork, $14: sweet pickled tierces, slyile smoked hams.

suit cured, Kc; clear riooea, in salt, fully smoked, ji'c; shoulders, in smoked, 7 Vc. shoul- dry sail, ti i ders, pickle ic in ired, ti1 iaii1 smoked, 7' i 1 e. 7 as bacon, city retiiu-d butchers' lard, loose, OaO'jC rd. choice, mire. 7'c: citv tallow, pnna, in hogsheads, 4'Hc; country tallow, iu uuc, as toquaittv.

Live Poull -Tho market was almost barn of live stock and prices continued very firm with demuii fully equal to the offerings. We quote: liickens at 10al2c; old roosters at NaUc; dul-, lOallc; geese, lOallc. and turkeys. Pressed I'-illry The market was strong and higher qii cold weather and an active demand. I-oipts were lair but not large, and all arr its of good stock were readilv mnrketed.

quote: Young chickens, dry-. at some very fancy lots. picked, chc do. (fi fair to good, dry-picked, 12a as to quality; ducks, 10al3c; geese, 9a lie; r-by fancy, ltial7c; turkeys, do.falrtogood, 1 3c. uaiid was slow aside from lowls, Hal turkeys, Western cM do.

comiiK' PutterI strictly fai gds suitable for printing. This class oltresli creamery was scarce and was sold chilly in small lots at the jobbing rangeof Prints continued well sold up and firm. Vi quote: Solid-packed creamery, strieiiy Ian' fn-o from frost, In lines at -itc Johblne sele ern, ext ras, fair to nns, do. average West do. choife, 2ic; do.

2 imitation creamery, ladle-packed, extni, do. do. common to fair, K-ry prints. In wholesale lots. fancy, 22 good to pn CrcaiJ extra, at 32c.

prime. 31c; prints jobbing at i Mimlity, jor fresb gnods. Kgcs 1 he tnurket was firm under continued light; ceipts, with demand fully eiial to lhi-i('rliigs of fresli stick. Ice-lMUiMe win- dull and weak. We quote: Pennsylvania and near-by fresh at 27c; Western do.

at 2ia iir ehoice, and 24c. ftr late fall packed. 3-M opgs from to per case, as to quality. Kevraied eirgs were Jobbed out la2c. above wtio.esale prices.

Cbse There was only a light hand-to-mouth demand, put prices underwent no quotable chanire. quote: New York factory, fancy, larc sizes, do. fair to prime, do.do.,smull Rizcg, fancy, lhc; Ohio flats, choice, UV'c; Uo.t fair to good, lurtskims. hii.Ki. Hetined sugarc were In good demand nnd Arm.

Wequote: iibesatt powdered at granulatel at 4c. crown A at crystal A at 4c, Hid confectioners' A at JPfcc Cotton was Inn rive but steady on a basis of bc. for time middling uplands. SSALL-roX AT SANTOS. Anful IUthcch of Ihn niica.e Among Lovdov, U-Ird SalKhnry to-reived tii-dfty spivlai cllnpnich from her Mu.lcly' ('omul Sun Km cunrirmlnir llic recent olnniiliiK ripnrls In ri'Kiird tolho tcrrlblo mutn or nir.li trrnwInK nut or ths ruvairMof cnmbliu'J yidinw rcvcrnn.1 mniill-pnx.

KiKhtnpii cii lulnt or niPrclmnt vnsscln Imve died ellticr rrnrn. the blnck vomit or kmall-pox wllhln tivr ini.nlh.. On "omn vessel, the cnilrc (-iimpnnv. ofTlcr. iin.l crew, lmvo i-rNUU Inun tliiito uwfnl M-vcn sailor, rile I In tc qul-klv r1iil lia.

Iiccn ih" jIiiIih or rll.cn.c. It In csflinalc'l Unit at leal! lvo.hlril. of tho attack have tainl i Thi'grcut rnatorlly ot the victim, an- i-mfc-rania ami 'I he fon.ul wrlle. ihiit much xri'iitcr inor-liilliy tlmii now cxisi. fur rliirluK the bot uiiinthi or lumury nil February.

lllcw Out the Iputy't Itraln. WiniiTA, I. John Meeker, a renldoiit of tnc Siimnrf county poor farm, blew out the train. lupuly Superln-lenilent Newt llowo afternoon. Meeker had bei on Iheflacc nince hi lejr.

were cut off bv a train lo yi-am ano, aud iilwHVn neemcrt peaeeah llnwe arrived on Wcilne.d.iv ulth a rhuPirc of Rdmlnlntra-Hun. After dinner yi-411-rihiy Hnv. told Meeker to do and Ihe laticr re. piled wheri.ii, ihe officer threat, ined In ni with punl-hivnl. Meeker, who cnii jti.l move aboul, hcbhled ovor to a cor tier, picked up a loaded eliotKiin and cmp.

lied both bnrrcl Into lllvve Ucud, HcatUT I in hl briu in In nil diri-liona, KltiK r.eorce, of Orerte. Reenvorlnf ATlir.Ks January Ocorite, of Oreecc, who for onm tliie lin. been nick wilb xtnnll-iHix, ha from III. HlncM. AFTER THE GRIPPE Th (.

rlppe fCe.pnn.lblc lor Mor Iealh After Hecnvery Than llorlin Iu our.e. Ilow lo Avoid Hie Danirr. (Irlpiw In lt'ir In biidcntintth, debilitating enoiiijli, bill II I. Ilia nrier I he tie.nof recovery that give it ll irent dancer. In nnwt the ierwin did hot hure mull, clcnt vitality lo rally after Hie dl.ea.o Itnelf bad pueil.

The force, of nature were Ion weak lo contend with tho debillly hich Hi tin pi had li-rt. It la and to think how many people have died who might have been aaveii if nature had been properly a.llei and fortified after the (Irlppe had been driven from Ihe ava-tain. pliT.lrlnna reallied Ihla fact, and their pnilentaorer the danxer-oua after effccla by bracing up and allniu. laling Ihelrayatema. Thla waa and can be done in but onn way, and thai la by Ihe atcadynnd moderale 11.0 of aoine puro yel (Kiwerlul allmulanl.

1 here la bill one abao. Iiilelv pure and tiuillclnal at 1 111 11 li.n known In Ihe rrrc.lon and lo Ihe public, and lint la I i'i Ity a 1'ure Mall Win. key. The mint prominent aclenll.ta mid phy.lclana of the land lndnre Ita pnrllr and value. It la not 1 a new whl.ker It ha been before the public for yeara.

II I. not a cheap decoction, but a pure dlaiillallon. It 1 111 pert a a on In the I ay.ietn pmaible In no oiher mwfliier and I aenda the blond enuralng through theviMna with renewed vigor. It la auperlor In every reaped, and however much any nnacrupu. loua drngglal of grocer may aeek lo lend ydI I to believe to the contrary do not be deceive).

Reading 2d pref. Inc. 5s 4.0U0 Heading 2d pref. inc. 5s.

liJOl Heading 2d pref. Inc. 5s 2y.llW Heading pref. inc. os st.oilt) Iteadlnt 2d pref.

Inc. Ss tis.WO Heading 2d pref. inc. fs Kl.lMI Heading 2d pref. Inc.

os tm Heading! pref. Inc. fts l.t.ttHI Heading 1 pref. inc. 5s 47.1100 Reading general 4s Heading general 4s l.tKiO Heading Terminal Total sales.

HIS FIRST Saturday in 1 89 2 ought to be the busiest day in selling Overcoats we ever had. Remember, we only make and sell the finest kinds of Overcoats. Our two large window exhibits of Overcoats, Ulsters, Storm Coats, Cape Coats and Drivers, made here and in London at such greatly reduced prices, out to make not only Chestnut Street but all of Philadelphia glad of this store. To-day Nine Lots of Ulsters and Storm Coats (some made in London mostly our own make), bite the dust in prices. Only about 100 in all.

Some $5 off, some $8 off, some $10 off. Some are extra large sizes. Seven new Lots added today 236 in number. Handsome Blue, Black and Brown Fashionable Dressy Kersey Overcoats. Somelined through with pure dye silk, some with wool, others Italian cloth.

with satin sleeve linings, arcf reduced $7, $8, $10. Single, and double-breasted. Ask to see the following lots: 8q66 8965 5967 5968 5969 8971 5970 Come and $25 to $18 $35 to $25 $28 to $20 $30 to $20 $28 to $20 $iS to $12 $25 to $18 see the Coats and the Prices S. M. Wan'amaker 6c Co.

THE FEN-RST CLOTHTNJ HOUSE IX AMERICA. IS--iO-SS4 STUliET. AMUSEMENTS. OD.IKKKA XKXT WKKK. aJI.

CIIKSTM'T STREKT Ol'KRA HOUSE. A EXT .1 ANTAHY 4. Eli-jawinerit iw Wct't Unlv of A. With Her Own of Plavers, PrfMMiiine Hip fllo.vi:ig reerU)ire: fondav-MA sTl WudlH's'lav MKASIT.F, FOR EATTRlS Thursday and Kridav Evfidnj-, First ni the Vw l'lav. entitled Clll'NTI'SS liOl DlNK SATUUUAY, Mn.Ii;sKA MATINEE, As ViH T.I V.

IT. Sat rrtav-KAREW El. I NHUIT, At UK TH. Salf of Seats Now Open. CIIKSTXTT STUKI'T OPKHOToUSE!" LAST ATI AND NIiiHT.

Malini'O To-1 lay at 2. Tn-NL-ht at S. Two Farewell At)pearaiics ol' ih'1 KANLUN (iKKA'I l'ANTOMINK, ST'l'ERilA. Next Weok- MnlUKSK'A. Seats now on Sale tor MOD.iEsKA.

CHESTS" I'T STREET THEATRE. I.Ar MATINEE AND NIOHT. Matlneff at To-NirM 8l Two Farewell A i.peoranrp Thl1 '-acin nf I'M A RI. EH KIM HI MAN'S i KDI A NS In Ohlette's Ireatest 'omedv stireps, Mil. WILKINSON'S WilMiW.s.

Thl Company goes dlri-ct from this Theatre to San Frauciwo. Next Week Hovt's Ilet Comeily, A MIDNIGHT REIX. BROAD STREET THEATRE. THIS AND KX I' WKI.K". Every Kvemnir.

Wedneilav and Sat. MatlneM. ORAM) A ITNl'K TO-UAY. Charles I'mtmian's superh of Sard in lireatent I'lav, THERMIDiiR. The Snatinii ol mn.

and New York. Monday, January 11 JANE. KANO OPERA HorsE. Poh. MATINKE To-rtAY TINEK TO-DAY.

EIEIIT TI A V- In the Beautiful Operetta, WUh Dances, THE DWARFS' "WEDH1NO. Oriclnal nallit. Franz Ebert a Premiere. and seatH at RlaMtisA: llltft'hestnut Street, and Orand lpera House. Farewell A ppeamnr.

I.lliputlan Next Week. Farewell rerl'onnanee'H Dwarls' Wedding Next Week. Pwure Kenta In Advance for Next "Week ro. LAST NEW YEAR'S ATI NEK SAT. THE QI KKN ATE.

TH QEKKN'S MA I E. THE gl'KKN'S AI'K TH Ul "KEN'S MATE THE tjI'EEN MATE. J. V. ni'FK's roMIf CH'KltA CO.

New Year's Matinee Satnnlay, THE Ul'KKN'S ATE. Sa'eat Box (ilm-e and HUrhetuut. I Matinee Next week--Nile 1viay. MTRPH LAST ATI EE TO-DAY. SMATV FIU LAST NII1HT, Mil.

Mlltl'UV. -MAI ItlH K. MathioB MIAt'N iinrK T.i Div. KMAI'N llllt'K i V. it.

HIIAI'S IIIII KIIAI'V KUI l.aM Imlf Next Wfck -Tlio Mrlnlnifers In 'H'sar." rALMT-EXTRA-MONDAY. Ju hi fi-sar mf Now oomr fn. The Melnln-rs Tlie MetlllliKt-p. The 1 he Tb Metnimrer int mat i ('. tn the Wi-r 1.

In Htnkevp.n''n Matv lerpiece. Jt'LU' i R. -Inlnsten Court Ttieatrrt Set-iierV, Pn(ertte. The MintinrTH The Metllillffero s.niy at Walnut yrt vMie in f'afl. I'ark and SireeL PiiK lii.ior, KlKlilll Hlnx-t.

ahnvn ttnrr. flliK.INAI. fONTTNI DI J'KHKiinM A rtCK Kmm M. Iu 10 I'. M.

DPKIIA ANH HKKISKH VAIIIF.TV. I.A'HK AN1 rmi.ltHl' N'a '1 HI.ATIIK. OAIKTV IH'KKA ni.MI'AVV. IN K. Op.n Ni-rt- our'- at I'i A.

M. IIImiiv, 2:: Irir. ST. THKATKK-Kvank A UKV. HfMlxra l-Ai'ry (In.

lJiKlitnir T'-Iiv- Tarl.tr Miilrli. il Ijw Anm iiniiHv of lCV IV AMI HMliV, til A A I I'll. Ttirw KiikII-Ii 'l-i'T. a'i'l iiriat fa. I.

Janimrvt IIAIII.1 HH'KwlS III I.NCmt. A n-al N-nv l'r'Ml'n'tlnn, MATH. 1 I IIK PAY Til 1V OvrrflmvlMir With Klori'iH-' Hiii'lli'v anil t'wlllan TlllH', I I im. i "ni, Wrck-nirv'a Hi aulilill A NUKI.I -N K. ijimrl i'.

nl. ACAPKMY OK Mt sir. MiiNHA KVKMMI. JANrABV 4, IHIi 8K(1iM Bl I (iNl'KUT II Til V. dYMPHONY om-llhTMA OK NKW VOllK, Al.TKI! I'AMIliiw H.

on.ln.tnr. Holnlata-r'ran ItlTr I It iii IK T.K, "iitrallo; Mr. AMU. I'll IIICHiKY. Ttcarviwl r-nta It fl.jlX on Mlc tX l.ll rllMSi rmni'i.

ELLAK'S WiYI'TI IIAI.I,, nlKv Twelfth. KKI.I.Ml. Ilii. tlri'il Manli'lan. KFI.I.AIIX I M.virt, till.

r.Vfiv Vt'iilu an.l uti! r-lnv Mitilm'M, i- ir', liny. IOUKPAftJH I AM11.Y TIIKATRE. Kvix Art'TifHrnnl 2 I Kvrv Kvuulug ai THK ll. I II 1 1, Ji. -ill NTt wf.k,,lMmiarv l.ltllf Ixtnl (IKAKU THKtTRK.

Kvi-rv at i v.n Niahl t.IV tli-. PAIITIMlT'iN porr A 1' II 1 1 9. anil CKXTH Ni-it Wn-k-AIIKAII A PlNtl JATIUNAI, TMKATKK. LAHT NIIIHT. 1IT.

l.AT MATIVKK T'l MAY. lil'illlnK W. MDNMiiK, Al NT MIIIIMIV I MAHY. Xrt Wwa -A Iwrk aavrrt. KSTKAI, Tllr'ATKK.

NAM MltN Tl I'm FlltnA AK WAT" V. THK NHY II TKMCTA PntilHiiilnilt' t.j-tai", a of Mirth. Januarv 4 iarlt raii-plK'U', 1 mlriatiiiit. IYtttM TMKATKK. 4 MATIvrK nilKfAM'ir III- -ANH.

I Novrl.TT ANH IH Ill.l il ItlMI'ANg rtt Wik- nn'. I.tiin..n l.ah'ir KENMM.TDN TMK TKK. ATIN I liAII.Y. PI'HV MITII'IIY ll 1 HIK imi I II i.Krv Xaat WiHk rnrnpany. IJKOPI.K'H THKATItK, Cumtwrlanil-Alrot an I Mntlii'.

Nf laT. Illl- IHK I'Al Motirtar Neutmuk Uitfu ly-I In AUilta" MARRIED. CAMPRETX HATtPKlt. -On Peopmbpr Jtl, at th(r rfjldPiiL-e ol'the bride's parents, by the Kv. A.

4 lAwwin. JOHN O. (A PBKLL, of Frank-ford, PhilaiielpLia, and KATE It, llAP.FKK, of Cauidt-ii, N. J. PUXNLArsER.On Wednesday, IVwrnhor 30, at.

the resideni-e of the groom's mother, MM to-hunbia avt'iiue, by the liev. Oeorije K. Savage, rpctnr of the parish of the Beloved Disciple, MAHY .1 KWKLIj LAl'SKU to liAKUY LINCOLN DUNN, both of Philadelphia. 1831. by "Rev.

W. IT. livirroll, at his residi'iire, Cooper streot, Camden, N. Mr. NATHAN FltAK'E, of Smtth-villp, to Miss LAl'RA A.

MILLEH, of Brown's Mills, both of BurliiiKton county, N. J. 'omuy papers plcaw copy. nUBKH-LIAVIS. Decemlrer 30.

1891, by Rev. W. II. Hurrell, at his ivsidom-e, Conner strpot, Camtien. N.

Mr. HtVIV HCBKK to Miss ALICE LEWIS, both of Pint-grove. I'a. A KM -1 OW 1 1 EH. December 27, 1HM, bv li'v.

V. II. Iltirrell, at his residirwo, Cooper street. Camden, N. .1..

Mr. WILLIAM A. MAK-GEHEM to Miss FIANNA DOWllOWEIl, both of Philadelphia. Rirx.LEY BALL. On the 2.1th at the rent- d(nce of the bride's parents.

No. To" North Forty- fifth Rtreet. bv the lie v. Robert S. TeKow.

Ph. Mr. HARRY O. KUKILEY to Miss AN'KA M. BALL, all of this city.

DIED. Adams. 56. Allen, Edward. Uti.

Uonrce, 511 liarr-'tt, Patrick. Barry. Mary A. Bunnell, Elizabeth, 78. Catne, JnliH.

i. Caniuui. 30. Carr, I -anivl. Carson, Hnlwrt.

'iuLst-. 23. Clinton. Bridget. Codtiinctou, Willie, ('oilman, Laura.

Comly, Elizabeth. Cooper, Jnines E. r9. Crossftt, Alexander, 37. Dohbs.

Dinah, l4. Donnaslia, Thnums, 76. Dunn, Tlmotny. Evans, Bridget. FinU'V, Ernest, 2s.

Flood. irtin.13. (iehriiifr, (verirude. (ioMsmith. John S.

S2. (iorniify, Joseph, ly. Isabel la. ILif lam, Lydla. 78.

1 lei ti mrer. Katie. Hey, Emanuel. Hiiririns, William. Il'ielzir, Jliitt, Julia, 20.

Lainhsim. Mar-aret. Lawrence, Annie, 17. Levy, Zacharlah. Lock wood K.

Dunbar, 54, IiOHns, Mary. Met 'alllsti'r. ileberca. Mel 'nnn. Mararnt.

Meiw-itt, Miry. Marl-'erren. Lizie, 4. Met iinty, Jolin. 7.

Mctiowan. ('atliavlne, McGiiiirjin.Clalu, M. Markey, Matthew, 76. Muthieu, Leon. Maxwell.

Hannah, 33. Mav. Charles, "Jo. Measlier. Michael, 04.

Meronnahey, 7i Meiealfc. Sarah. Miercken, Esiulle. Mwk, it. F.

Ifi. Moloney. Mi-liael, frt Moore, Joseph. Moran. Susttii.

Morris, Elizabeth, 85. Myrtetus, Bertha. Neill, Fannie. Nictiol. Daniel, 02.

Noon, Ann, 77. O' Brlen, Mariraret. Palmer, Saraii, (iii. Parrott, Flora. Philips.

U.D. :t.S. Vliinkett, John. Pomorov. William.

Reeves. Murv. Reilly, Kllen. P.obiusnii, Mary. Riich.

EliJi A. M. ltudierow. Rev. Joel, 74.

Sebmidt. Schober, Susan. S'ho-h, Annie. 4. Shelmerdine, Lavlnia, Schropshirc.

Mary, tvz, Shnnian. William, 3. Kmllh, liriduet, Smyih. (ienriie. 34.

Niackhouse, Mary, 24. Snplee, Peter. Taylor, Jane. Thomas. William.

Thompson, Plielte. Tuland, Josephine. Waite. Clmrles, 3. Whiteonib.

'harlotte M. Whittv, IU. M'tlkl ns. Yotintr, Katie, Zahn. Alice E.

ADAMS. On the 2Mb WILLIAM ADAMS, atreri 'rfi yiars. Knnernl on Saturday afternoon at I o'clock, from hi laic residence, 523 'Franklin street. 1 nterment private. Drowned, nn tho 2'th at Sea Isle City, EDWARD son of Mary aud the late William s.

Allen, in his 3'ith year. Funeral private, from his mother's residence. No. iii South Twelfth sireet, this morning; at 11 o'clock. Interment at South Laurel Cemetery.

ASOU'dlL-On the B. AS- '()rt il. acred 'm years. Funeral this alteruoon at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, vxx Nurth Ninth. To proceed lo Seventh Sireet M.

Vault. Al'sTfE. On tlie morning of the ultimo, llK'VRY ACsi lE. in his 87th year. Due notice of the funeral.

the 2Mb PATRK'K RAR-Kl Funeral this niornitic at s'j o'ciock, from Ins residence. No. 2m7 East Thompson street. Twenty-tilth ward, solemn MubK and interment at st. Ann's.

BARRETT. -Passed to a higher life, on December an, KM, FL1ZA PALMER, wife of the late James Barrett-, aired 7b years, sprvlees at 17-1 Fairmoutit avenue, this afternoon at o'clock. Interment private. the 3tst ult, MA RY daughter of tiie late Patrick and Alice Barry, Funeral on Monday morninir at Vi o'clock, from the residence of her brother, P. A.

Barry, 2140 Norih Thirteenth street. Solemn Remiit-m Ma at the Church of (tur Lady of Mercy at tf o'l-lock. Iiitenaent private at Cathedral L'eme tery. the Mth ELIZA BETH widow of Rev. W.

W. Bomieii. aed 7s yean. Funeral services to-thty a rj.t o'ehn-k, at the resi-4lfiice of her son-in-law, James S. felackhous Rhlley Park, P.i.

Interment private. Take 11. id A. M. train Iron.

Broad Street Station. CAINK-ontbe with Mr. JCLIA. mother of James and John Cutne. tdow of the late Patrick Cnine.

aited XI years. Funeral this mornim; at Clock, from the resilience of her Mr. Prttnck Nulty, No. 77 Sotitli Front streei. Solemn Mtiih Mass Htst.

Philip's Church. Interment at the New Cathedral Cemetery. CANNON. -On December 31. HI R.CANNON, ol Federal street, Camden, aired Funeral services at the Chapel of the Monument i "enietery, to-day 2 P.

M. 2-nh ultimo, DANIELCARR. Funeral this at f'. o'chwk, fnun his late residence. No Nelf street, ntv iilth want.

lteMuiem Masqat Church of the Nativity. Inter-nieut at St. Mary's i 'emeterv. the 2ltth BRERT son of Thomas W. and Annie 1 'arson, aired 11 month.

Fuin-ral services to-dav at 1 o'clock, ai his l.ar'iits' resi-letu Mi Kean street. Jutermeiit CII tin- Uh 23 year, CLAR- K.M STOCKTON CHASE.son nf Rev. Dudley Chase, chaplain S. aud Rrandson of the late Rev. Thoinns 1L stttekton.

servuat htf iwrents' resiflenee, 3TLW sprnnr tarrlen street, to-'lay at 1 o'clock. Interment private. CLIN TON. -On the ult-. RRIDOET, wlf.

of the late James Union. uneral this inorntiui at 7 o'rlock. from her Inte re Vm-p, 1717 mi. tn In mse stn-ct. Solemn Requiem Ma.i at St.

Patrick's ctmr-'h. Interment at cthelral Cemetery. On the Huh WILLIE H-. ol llln it. and Idie S.

ait nionihs a-ul 15 days. Funeral on Sunday at 2 o'rlock, from his parents' residence, Rinceoifl Mreet. Interment at Mount ernon 0F KM AN. On the2'ih LAI RA NlovM ite ot Dr. h.

L. Cuttnmn. Keliitivesand Irieod1. are Invited tn attend tha fhiH'ral mt ut tie- ni't'iic' of mother. ft I Woixllrtiid Tfi-nni'.

Saturday, the 2d at 2 o'clock. I'lienicnl private. COM id on December ELIZA- RETH coM LY. widow the late Robert Cornly, ilauKhter of the hce sherry Into. Funeral ser- vices te-dnv ut 2 P.

at her hue residence, 2U16 Norris street. Interment private. CM)pEH on the 1st instant, JAME-s E.OKHMi. aed M' Ihe rt lattven and also FaHterti T.o!i-e, No, A. V.

ohimtiia Club, and the aitH 'lieiof snow. ae in iteil lo t. tend til" ffUll hi Utt reslilfiitf, No. North Broa ir i. on I m-diiv ltioriiiut at 10 iicin luternieut Ml Ijturt-l II ill.

ultmio. ALI VANDFR, of Ann and tie- IhI' A i x.itidT Crnwtt. in th' .171 ve.ir In, ace. FiiimthI on Monday at 2 o' lork. froin in r- sidi'inv.

nonhw. com-r i'f viverv Oirard nvcnue, lo prHfe ti Odd Fellows' emetery. ImiBHs. on DIVAK dorim. In the tilth vearot her nre.

Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, fnun the reI'lTlce of (jt-orire 1 1 Stuart, Maddonlleld, J. Interiiientftl Lverii.e.-n Cemetery. Tef mbr TIIOMAH a IoNN At.M A. tn the Tmii year of tils ma'- Fun-rul on sutitlay aftirno'ii at 2 o'clock, from lu late n-i(b-nee. 121 Woodland avenue.

Dl NN -on thenh TIM 'I'll The r-ltlvs and riend) of the famllv. aim St. A and M. Putrtck Ri-neth lal seletlea, nr" ieei thjllv Invited to atii nd Ihe funeral. on Motidav tnuriilmr al 'Kl hi lale re.

I ii oui ii inotei'Mt trevt. solemn U'-ouleiM Masni st. 'hur-n. Intermeni at hoiv cro. Ceiiii tt ry.

Phatee.mli flowi-r. KVAN" sit on th a-th ult hi hlcafo, ItMltKHT I VA 7J. srs. Kinerni 1 ii 1 ic Oi.v. at o'i'lork, Iroin Fa'r Ml (-titif Houe, (jeruiautowii avenue nnd Cambria lri-t.

KKA I HKItToV. On the 2fih RRIIMJET, Wlf'of the Knttirt FeaOieriloti, The relative niel trlendHof ihe family hh re-ireeifuity tnvited lo attend i hi funeral, on satur-dav intirttirne nt o'clock. Irom her lan rri-ilfiirt, UO 1 Welwli-r 1 'hrisllan fret, solemn Mn at st. harlea' Church. In ti-rm- ni at II ly ro 'einelerv FlNDLFV-on the KHNEsT In his th yi-ar.

Funemi (rvicrs iimlav afler-liiNtn. JiiiiuariT 1. at I o'l-ie-k. at hi lt il ine. i ron turret, lnienuenl Monument rmetery.

Fl.otitv on the Srnh MART1X KLOon, iMted vi-an. funeral ihu ni'-rnlnr at im lek, from his lnti ti Na Mount Vernon 'n-v-t, 'i't Phiisdeiphta. soii-mn Hi-ipikm Mush at st, AffMttia 1 uurchat lo chck lrclnd.v, fll MM! NO. On Ilit IWh liFIlTIU'DK btM ilHOffl.ter of Oenrifi and Ji-mile lei-hrhtrf, rrnndiliiuuhler of llli hitril and Hm hel ttowtiTy, lierihveur Fuoernl on siitidn), i ttVlock. from the rtdeniv of ic-r ptireuts, l4 li'Uti'ill utreet, lllteiltieiil at Molt lit Moilttll.

OOLle-MITII On th- lot ti JOll I.Ol.D. I I II. In the vear of ht avn The lstli- and fi ii-ml. alo fvtfe Loi'in, No. I it 11.

Sihwni Kiif-ninpUM'ni, No, 17, I O. F. an Invited to aitiid ht ft ral firvtce, at re dem-r itf bU on-ln law Mr. K. lverln.

No, 171 Marmlmll itret, on Monday aOf-mooo at u' Itx k. lnu-rmeiii at Monument nielerv. O'MIM I 1eremhpr Si. aon nf fmrti and Jan ortnir. me iu ymn, Ku-ttcral on Mmdav ftiornlnv at oYlorfc from hl Hfnts' rfldenF inM Miorf strwt.

uh Ma lit th Kn)phan 1 bun b. nt 1 aihedral I mi'terv. RA IIAVl -'tl thf 7th t4nri.i.A ttiow of th la'e t.mlikin, In hr ear. Funeral this arternion ai 'I 'elortc. from ier late Maitihridtre stDw liilfr men! a' Phllaii' hroplc AW tin the nil IV I'l A.

wit, lh lot ttt-i-rifM iilmn. In th Vear of utieral tins aftfruioMi at I u'i from iln rei'l oce of hir hi Mllite Najf 'e SKI Wr- atrwU Int'Tinvtii mi Miatni Moriali II inoFM -on thernh -rrmtf. ATIK III- IT INt.l R. al rr. Fni.nl to-dar al II ii io front hrr iir-aihr' riei-.

aii Fair-mtnt avfiiti. Intf at Da tH-rman l.utn rran 'fiiieiry. Ill V. -on Hi rrminf of at his latu n-t iMf. till Nortli Hrwl Hm KMA.N-I FI.

V. Doe not i nf th r'tvrnl will be riven. Jtto.tlNH.lin iH.tnMH WIUUM ft. Iffr. OIN.

vttt th lste) aivtit and sarnh II latin, fo-tiTal on Snndav attfriKott at ftd'To it'll Vt Montfotiier neUue. Interim ut at I aiui't OroumL Oak Hail, Sixth THE BEST OVERCOAT WE'VE EVERY STITCH ALL JREAL ESTATE FORJSALE mPBOVKU PltOPERTIES-t'lTI. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME OU FI RST-CLASd lXVBSTMii-Vl'r Tf mtv once, as the Elogant New ITotisos just completed on SEVKVTTT TirxiW POT.TTWTUA AVU. F. r.O COI.U P.

A AVF OXFORD, liKT.SIiVEN TH AND MARSHALL, Arrnin oiH-a ftnv left on Seventh flilperhin slylean 1 iluisuud iu the mol modern aud luxurious Ulauner. TERMS TO 3UIT. OPES EVHNINltS VXD SUXDA.Y Applvnn nre-nises tn JAMBS It.) I. ill. ir in I Ownir.

FOR SALE. mm All modern Iniprnvnmonts, winitary plnmhlnc, dinifM pupcrinii, crystal iM fixture, wardrobes mi'l pahint, electric lilitinsr. etr. Tlircc-story storrs, mil any Throo-sinry Houses. i rooms 4,0 Two-sttry lluu'tpa, ft rooms 'A'ffl Two-story Housos, rooms IToui'-.

7 rooms (open stairs) Tvo-tory IIoiisos," rootnR Tfrins to suit pu rel lasers. Saipmcii on iirnuud ai oQice, Seventeenth and York strwts, or to niiOAT) rt KST 111 1 S. A 3 l-l" 11 1 V. FOR RAT.E tOf) ROUTIT 3BTH verv deslrabN It-room tlnlstiprl in liuni wooil.liavlii'iall 'atst iniprovouniuwani cytiventcnces. Can ie 'on ov ao.itvhv; i'AtJE l-'OUKTU Stre.it.

EUli SALE. 7. a and to-room houses; all eonvenlenees; well built finished in oak; prices to miU the tinier. .1. H.

VTRKLKTi. FORTY-FOrnniand WESTMINSTER Ave. EOR SALE OU EXCHANGE X. E. cnr.

Forty-fourth ami WahuM. Modorn rest- Jeiife; ltr(wjins; lot n. M. I lews, fio.i al nut. i lit ItKt AS.

STREETS ARE BEING GRADED. VATER PtI'ES ARE BIOING LAID. HOUSES ARE HU1LDINO. EY EitYTITINO BOO MI NO. THELOflAX TIKA ESTATK nOMP VN'Y'S BuildinTi'ts.

ut Loan station, ou Read in 7 Klevated Railroad. Fifteen Minutes fmm Pwelf. an Market Strnts. J'J-'rii and uowarls. Monthly Oilico open even Mon tav eveninz.

Fre ticket. WILLIAM 11. Git A 11AM, Pr idnt. ISll ARCH S'JMi. KOi; SALE, AT TORRESDALE, I'hitadelphta.

25 minutes from Hmad on Div. p. It. yo acres stone mansion house. 14 rooinn, large porches, old tenant houses, 2 harns, wacMi and carriage house, and all outhiiild-his; never-failin(f stream of water; pultahle tor stock farm; has several desirahle huihiinn sites; ahutidHnce of fruit adiolns country seutB of Edward Morrell, V.

Ma-sey, the late F. J. Drexel, and others city lights, puiicu protection and free mail deliver. JOEL H. PKVTCTOR, 707 WAT-NTT St.

1'AKn PROl'KHTV. SOl'THERX STOCK: FARM. NEAR manufacturinir town, depot mile; 1.2 acres smooth land. In cnd heart, adanted lo grass and clover; 200 acres rich river hotm-ns, nvennre jo huslu'lsof she led com lo acres without manure; acres original irrowth harmvond timber; new residence, ample harns nnd outhidldimrw Rood society, line churches and scli ools eminently healthy; cheap lahor. home market even-thin- in Kond re pair, photos price lew.

W. ti. Stevens, Houston, Va. $700 CEEA R. D0 DOWN.

$10 MONTH- lv. for smis to ane Vineland farm. WANSER A I Street. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FOl: RF.XT. lfiiw Plamonil.

Ti mflmt l.r: IMmnonil sir'i, riwini. nwtt niiinvinii str-i'L yi.tv) I iiisit h.niit', liavo all hooii n'wlv papprod ani arc In ur'li'r llipvi an I n' tin itftHaiiitiirv pliittibinx. A pplvnl PA I X.irlli SI-: VKVTK.KN I'll Slral. ir I.t: lonih Knl'llTH REAL ESTATE WANTED. "will KXciiXiTK A In tin- I'wenlv-llrth wari! forrltarwa-aliuti' property ot Una.

Mills liAI.MAS. 7' ai i mmt wTTF.b-CTTY I'KOl'KKTY IX -1 l'ir rlar furmi anil lulls IAI.M AS.T.w WAIAI Tsiiw-t. PIANOS AND ORGANS. -rr-rjan UOX'T HOtiDOOKD fl III" Into Movlm- a riANti HU (UMAX. For Fair linillnc.

I.oiv I'rlna nnd (iHV 'I'itiii to I'. J. (INN I Mill AM TO. 1717 (II KST NT I' AMUSEMENTS VPAltKMY OF Ml SIC. WKHXK-HAY KVIMW.J Nf MtYt.

nil K-inv mm. aky MAIlltl MIK HHAM VS. A I.H'- I'l'-tiirw. Ila.Tr:ttlii M'lrrlaio' I I if Viirin'iH Nalinn hikI Aifs. FltOM II MNS Tn t'l IMirs FFTTKUH.

TKN HIIII I.IANT KIIIUNH si KNKs Toat Will with tho Mis i Ni I Nd. Vtc. AUDI i I.AIill.s ANH (iKNTI.KMK.N Tako I'n Ion Karli sccpoaslo.rt lllntory of tho Natlnii mi'l Tun Will ho tin-on Miss IAIU- ITI P. I.KNHKNNINU. Hon'rviil AilnllMion, 2.V,;rfii-.

anil 7 V. Sooil forl'lrt-nliir. Now fot Kilo at l'--'l Strool. Af'AHKMY OF MfSIC. Mtll in imh.

aorl Manager. FRIH.W KNINil. AM A UV MIX n'ltl I I Sulijivf lll ll llliillM.ss-WOMAN. Thi- I. ir i ill of KltKNl 11 WiiMKV, Ifit of Hit lll.liii.".a, I'll I III'' A WilM AN.

QfKKX IH' IIIK I NTH lislAITA I'llU Ks. Itrvcrvnil lli-ltiTill Ailllllanlon, A mplill Now forHttli'at Klf'ticr'a, I2JI Clioalntlt troi'l. rUAT TS SOCIALISM? AIKTIAKI, K. Uil.KH, M. of ufor.l.

THK MoliKKN (Jl KslTO.V. Moonv Kv.n'oKnl a. THK NKW HI- l-A It I I T'olav Afii-rnwoii ai I AOTA1HiN IIAI.U AHMiSStON, 5V. CARXCttoxs' 1 1X1 1 ST.OFKl: lKH-SE. t'A ItNi'Hirss' Ln-at ll.ill.ta CAIINI HIISS' Ilit'lllihoii l.if.' In AHNITtiW IHTI IIMIV HI'TH." I AIINl'UlisV Anil tlio Now I a oilllM II lluss' "i s.

IHK i. I i II MINMTtl l.s (in. NKW KIIA til IT.U KK liov tnll. i. alnaoHii.

'IMM AMI Altcll MI SKI M. I t'ent(nufutMi'e4 Irom I in 1 itn. I urn tn MAIMKtUK. IHK iX-MrKU WOMAN, A dtti-en el her New in In the Thifttiv TIIKMAIt ir, AdmtMm ami SeMi Him? IMIE JKET ErKnl'EW Ml i TfW CM CV NTT -Iffl. riiim'lpbl New Mirw ttrtn mtd run-nirttMliii.

Krnk. iinntriMc tt le himI nn "trUfi ex wttrkhi rte)cin iinrrom ini tnrum- Hie I'krk The stain Twin. I.th if Anntnmhul Wnn. ee. MiMil' tlhitirntlii I lie tnKrew nf lift aim I I Ite ft nf tr'el4 nf itmtt irnwili nl tiiriL.

vr 5Hm Intrn-ptbit 0rm Kvlic mi t.iMifht lulu imit inilurp Itlv Itinri k. Hie Iuh e-hiNird Wimmi, pMnn I juitflmtil Mmtic lrrr nnd hund red nf pn-tertltdn iidef. Aduitwlnn. ettt tlniien only. iM-niiHlly until Ide'cl-n ut ing'a, CTANDAIID TIIKATKK.

kj THK IMi I Ms, MHm rii I (In- ft. 'it Mm wli--THK I'KTKCIIVK'- VCADKMY OK THK KINK AK P. rr rhtirly nOefiMtn i -nrk mmnl rrnillt eAle nttccft jn ttc I- thlliitlHll lerni hr Hip id HMAM OlHllfim. M. hnilt.

CnidMt.r. A'liiitTiiti. iv-ii Z(KUXH'AI. a RDnv I itVHH K.VKUY DAY 4dmrwn1oti.tftti.nl. chlMrii.lifVfti.

MMiitrtUvaAntt 1tI ll Jnf lui, Adiiliit, in -f Ctnl lreii. A ivnn Arn.KOATK uk and rufo? I Ml A A I ldlM ftml CBUdrva. 1 fHf Ui 1- Iii i I -j 10 10 'JO 10 mi i I 3u 4o i Hi 57 I years. Funeral todav at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, Colletreville. nbovrt lloltnesburg.

Intermeni at All Saiuts' Church, Torresdale. WAITK. On the 31s' ultimo. II A RLEw son of Frank A. and Mary E.

Waite. In the 3d year of tils aire. Kuueral Irom his parents residence. Matherstreet, Tioga, to-day at2P. M.

Interment private. WHT ri.MAN.-On December 31, lRfll, CHARLOTTE M. WH ITEM AN, widow of John White-man. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral services, outlay at iu o'clock, at her Into residence, 4il North Seventh street. Interment private.

the ultimo, HI A NN ATT, wife of William J. WhiLly and daughter of John and Catharine Hanway. aed "4 yeaj-s. Funeral this morning at h'? o'clock, from tlie residence her husband, 730 est 1 1 uutintrdon street. High Mass st st.

Edward's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. the 2Mh ullimo. WTLLTAM TL, son ot the late William and Mary A. Wllkins, need years.

Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 2Ioo Frank ford avenue. Interment at Nortli Cedar Hill Cemetery. WILL! A MS. -On the 31st ultimo, FRED T. WILLIAMS, aged 33 vears.

Funeral sen lees on Monday at 1 o'clock, at his residence. 322 North Thirteenth street. Interment private, at Fern-wood Cemetery. WIJjNON. At Knoxvlllp.

on the 3th Dr. C. M. WILSON, third son nf Hannah P. and the late Dr.

El I wood Wilson, in the year of his Notice of the funeral will be given. the 29th KATIE, daughter nf Oanicl ami Elizabeth Young, aged years anil 3 months. The relatives nnd friends of the family are respectfully I.ivited to attend th? funeral, on Saturday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from the residence ol Ikt parents. 2U.VJ Annin street, above Federal street. Requiem Mass nt St.

Charles' Church. Interment at llolv Cross Cetneterv. Z.U1M, On January 1. iKil, ALICE ZAHM, aic-d years. The relatives and friends of th family are re-ppeet fully invltitl to attend the funeral, on Tuesday.

January lrj, at 1 o'clock, from Fletcher M. Church. Fifty-fonrth and aster streets. Interment at Hinckley Baptist Cemetery. Iincasler papers, copy.

SPECIAL NOTICES. TflK A XI) l-- RE A HI NO RAILROAD CO PAN Y. lieneral Oflice. No. 227 South FOURTH stn-et.

Pllil.A hkmmua. December 10, Iflt. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders nf tills company that the annual meeting and "lection for President, six Mannuer, Treasurer and Secretary ill take place at Association Hall. S. E.

corner of FIFTEENTH and CHESTNUT Nn-i-b. in the citv of Philadelphia, on the second MONLA 11th of January next, at 12 o'clock M. itv order of the Hoard of Managers. WILLIAM R. TAYI.11R.

Secretary rt-a IKIVKTMEXT OP UrX'KIVKU L3 OF TAXES. ITY 11 ALL, ItUOAD AND MARKET STREETS. Pun.AOr--i.itut., January 2, Voters are horehv not I tied that tlie sale of pill Tax receipts will commence at thisollice on MONDAY, January and continue till January Pi. Office open from 9 A. M.

to 3 P. M. and January lrt (last dav). until JU P. M.

Persons applying for receipts are required to state the wardaiid division iu which they roide. No receipt will be Issued fn any name that does not appear upon the Ass-R-or's gistrv of voters. JOHN TAYLOR, Receiver of Taxes. PrCSS VOU'STKEK FIKFMEX'S LKJi NFltAL RELIEF AOCIATION OF PHI LA PELPH I 1 he Annual Meeting of the Associaiion will he held on MAY EYENINU, 4th instant, at 8 o'clock, at Men'1 Hall. No.

92s RACE street. sM'L R. SA YIN, secretary. r(-r (ilUAKI) NATIONAL, BANK. pn 11.

AUK en 1 TfCimtMT 9. 1 The annual m-eting of STOCK HOLDERS for the election of DIUVU'TORS wrvi for the enduing vear will be held at tne RANKINO IKH'SE, on VEDN tSDAY, January 13, ls92. between 11 and 1 o'clock. J. a.

WHTTKMAN. Cnshler. CO-PARTNERSHIPS ffiiw II A ETUIS DAY CHA NO ED lixviniliictoil frnm WIM.IAM W. HUlIH.K CO. to UIlJlJl.li.llKllNI KIN WII.I.IAM W.

lliniir.K. HKKMAV WII.I.IAM M. M1IUKMAKF.R. 1 1. A PHI.

Fin A. Jaiiupry 1. nrgi'THE'riRM STCXrT-BRiW. la thH ilav fli.M.lv.1 hymuliial rn'nl. AM diif th.

aivt' rtrm niu.t puid to NIT A It puns com I'A NY. who mnw all ilHtMl Januarv t. Ic. at A It KT rilllwli'liihl. A.

H'U AHT, HICII Mill II XT I' MtT, l.txii K. SIT'AKT. TtrZjp MR. WAI.TKU SMITIMIA? Ireeti this dav ii'lmh ld to an Interest in our tlrm. CHA It LE- ITU SuNS.

Pun inn rut January Ii2. DIVIDEND NOTICES. rrrvf- I. t'Miinl 1WI. Th" nr IHntnr.

nf I. KM 1111 VAl, T.K KAII ItOAII I1IMPAXV till, this i a iitiarti-rlr rtnl of ONK AMI IINK-tjlAUl Kl: I'Ki: KM' Kit 1 1 IA Ji.il-UHrv I'i. to iIip htil.l. ni.r tti. ciipitHl aa th on lh li.Kik.orUm foiiioauy at M.

thl. fin ITll'IOHA January I lri dlvlilinla will Ih iiaiil ui uiitiK'u only. WII.I.IAM C. At.HKTION.TrfnnirT. RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

f- lll'IU OF THK NKW L- hAI.K.M, ami atn'ta. Hrrvl.i-. Kiimlav MnrultiK at 11 ovlorlc. H.V. I IIAI NCKV will i.rolwl.lr marh.

l'rvi. in li-niiaiHowii. in th. Inih'pinli-iit fan 1 l.l-Inir, lini.ii r.Tt ann avi'iini'. al it o't'lot-k.

Iv. WII.I.IAM I. WdllCKVI'Ku will fptm Him our rMt-ri'i Vi xhnll Win Thi i.uttlli rorillall tnvlttNl lo all wrvhi-a. All a-'at. rWT" i-i KKi'oiniTr.

'ry II'IMK KOK A ll IHTThtri't't. Kiitulay, January al .1 P. M. Kt'nl'i TVIi'i'at JAMlt W. II t'Vfuinit.

Conv.r.atlonal Total Ah.tl-lli'iii at o'rlt. It. I'uImh iintlaUy tiivlttl. rt- KST I' i't ST. ES Y- 1 TKItlAN CTIl'IK II.

It.v. Jam, Iv raxtou, Woraliip, Jan II A. M. I'ravi-r TtK-'wlay. Wr.lnrtKlay.Tliurxlav.

Krlila.a I'. M. A II w.lriiint.. ttr- KM'iRlA I. I'R 1M1 YTKRI A CHI IlcH, 1-thHfol Moniirontrv avfiiue.

Hi lr. Mmi hm re at It 0M idii of Hie il- hiriate hatHl iiii and ork at 4 n'rlm Ad-dr-M hv iritnlunl ch rrvnitn and -other eiT rif. orKanlzutlon or s)iiaili hod ai 2lt o'clock. nr.m ri; ri a 1 CHI M( II KIMVKMN oil TIloUp. fN Ntrev-t.

It-fV V. i ItullCU PnMftr. I'n wen Half ways of the i dn.lnK Year, 'rim A I A I 1 1 VH KSHYTKUI AN VK Cliun-h. Mm-ternih and Op'en. K'v.

Hr, Alln. panor, "A Happ New Vcart Wlmir" 71. Phlll-Iilita In the vctttleth Cftitun." ftrirrni Kf ii ok THK kpiimiany KIUFKM II ami I'll KslM'T i. II. KlNwilA INt.

Ili'tiir. iMvlne wrvice, SoiMlay, ll A. 4 P. M. VisU4 choir.

Htraiiireni Jnifiiiv FINANCIAL. JORTIIERS HAVISC FCSn. HAKE UhlU I AMI Tlll -T rviMPASV. I Mi 'Ult IIIATT l.ri. aVW (W NIX I II ami Kl'ltlNU HAnhK.

W. KltH'Kltli i I'KIt, titAIU.rJ. "AN I KK, Vli IH ilia) II ami I'reM IIKNKV II IIAIIIMA'. I ru.l Olll w. l(()VN IlKoTIIKRH A (., IW Kin III II aiirtillK-rHfTmrprta.

mHi I VI, i itr nl im hhithii i iii- mis ru i it vri ri. C'Alll THANiH ANH Mil UK KX-( IIA.Vtk UN I' lllll I AIN AND THK INK XT. Mnwr rplv. nrfMlt ati'l inh'rwal allow M. a lr.t-la tnvMtnnni w-tirltl.

for aal WANTS. IIAnirr. MiXHY. KXCKHT All i'l' I A XT ASH AI'MTOM, ii CHOI NI wan Iphla. Anminta of e-viry ih- rlptlon aii'lltH; lwoaa atamloi'tl.

nH.umi, cltm-il nU ualam 41. llllmai U'Ktituoulala. Nativity Church. Interment at Uoly Cross Ce i etery. McCALT.ISTER.-On the 8nth RERECCA KM I LY, dauKhter of David F.

and Fannie Mcv Cftllisier. aced -i weeks and 2 days. Funeral on Sunday aitenioon at 1 o'clock, from parents' residence. south Twentieth street. Interment at Lnfa 1 'tie Cemetx'ry.

the 2ih ultimo, MARGARET, widow of the latt Jlernard McCann. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning at s.30 o'clock, from her late residence, Christian street. Remiiem Mass at St. Charles' Church. Interment at Cathedral Cenieter.v.

McCoLLOCOH. On tho 31st of December, CATH-ARINK McCOLLOCOH, utced fia vears. Due notice will be Riven of the funeral, from her late residence, Oxford street. the 3f)th LIZrE, dautrh-terof and Ann Ell.a MacFerren. asri-d 4 yours.

Funeral this afternoon at I o'cliH-k, from parents' residence. Mo stegel street. Interment at Wharton street Vault. McliKYITT. On the 1st her late Vine streut, MARY, wife of the late Cornelius M-lf-vitt.

me notice of the mneral will he given. the3lst ultimo.JOHN MnOINTY. aed year. Funeral on Monday mornine at 8'3 o'clock, from his late residence. sw Mountain street, above Morris stivet.

Solemn Requiem Mass at Church of Annunciation. Interment at 'at bed ral Cemetery. MrtiOWAN. On the 3lst ultimo, CATHARINE McGOWA N. aired years.

Funeral this mornine at Hj o'clock, troin tlie residence of Miss Salilc. oak ford. 211'- Tower street, above Arch street. Solemn Requiem Mass at. Catheirai Church.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. the 31st CLARA, wife of V. Jackson McOuiiran and dauehter of Catharine and the late Aaron Rmh, iu Ihe year of her age. The relatives nnd friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at o'cltH-k, from her husband's residence, in Conhohocken. Interment at Har-ren Mill.

MACKEY. -On the 31st nltlmo. MATTHEW MACK FY, aired years. Funeral to-day at 101, o'clock, from the residence of hi- son-in-law, .1. E.

RrmiH, street. Interment ai Mount Moriah. MATHIEC-On the 3fth of December, LEON MATH! EC, of typhoid pneumonia. Funeral will take place this niornlnt; at o'ciock. from his late residence, North Thirteenth street.

Interment private, MAX WELL. On the 2uh ultimo, HANNAH MAXWELL, widow of James Maxwell, in her Md year. Funeral services this afternoon at 1 o'ebwk, at the re-idence of her son-in-law, Jacob Rirely, No. 313 Richmond street. Interment private.

MAY. -On Deeemher.TO. at th Philadelphia Medico-Chirurgical Ilonital. C1IAKLE- 1IC HERT iJohnnifi, son ol John c. and Charlotte May.

21-VJ Harmsted street, in hi2-'i(h year, hue notice of funeral will triveti. ME AO 1 1 Kit. the Swh ultimo. MICHAEL MI-'AOMhR. aged yeurs.

Funenil this morning at xl, o'clock, from his late residence, 225 south sixteenth Solemt. Reipilein Mass at St, Patrick's Church. Intt-rment private. 1'CON NAT! On the 3Hh ult. ELIZA BETH F.roNNAIIEY.wifeof ihe laieJoieph Mecou-tiahey.

In the 7ith year of her krm. Funeral from her late residence. Capital street, on Second day. 4th at 1 o'clock. Interment at Fair II ill.

METCALFE. On the ftith of Ieceniber, Wit. SARAH wife of James Metcalfe. Funeral Services thW Ktteni(tU at 1 o'l-lock. at the resilience of her husband, South Seveuu-vnth Interment private.

MIEKt KEN. Fjrlv on mornine, De-remlMT 2t. EMELLE MIERKEN. Finerat services at St. pet-r' P.

E. Church. Third and pnte streets, this inoriiins, January 2, l-', at II o'clock pni-l'ly. MILLER, (tn the 27th uPlmn, MAR: AUET MIL-LI II, ife ofOeorge MUhr, i vears. Due nolli-e of the funeral will he given.

Mock -on R. FRANK. son of tidrge A. and Julia K. Mock, aginl in years.

The relative anil friends are invited lo attend the funeral services, at his parents' residence, No, 1114 Leopard street, 011 Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Oreenmnunl 'emeterv. MoLONY. MOLtj.N L-el at vears. The relatives and friends of the family air rv spectOilly Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday mornine at S'-i o'clock, from his late residence, 1.

17 North Ftiihth trec. Solemn Requiem Mas at St Matachi's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery, rteaj utnlt rliiWers. MOORE. -On the 30th MO-iRE.

Fih m-ral this attemoii at 2 Irotn the sl-ien-e of hi a-nri. James. lf.trr.ard atreu at OreiMiwo K. of P. 1 'emetry.

On IVct tnher sI'SAN, wife of petr Moran. Funeral tht mornine at o'clock, from her son's residence. (t. Wilder street, below Reeil. Solemn Rpiiiin Ma-s at st.

ThomaV buri-b. In-1 rment at the aLhiKlral Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Morris. On lb- Both tilt, FLIf ARKTH widow of Jonathan Morris.

In the H.th year nf lo-rage. Funeral from h'-r late r'-sldencn, paolt, Pemisvlvaiila Hailroji 1, this morning al 11 oVIuck. Interment at St. David's, Radnor. SIC I.LI Ss.

tin the ultimo, MICHAEL Ml'L-Ll Ns. IHk vear. The rdat ivs and friends of th family are tnvit.il to attend the Pineral, on Monthly inornl.i at o'clock, fr'in Ins late r-l-d-tice. tiorthWfl I bird and Market Mreels, Ol mcia-t-T. Iieiul'iu ftat si.

Marv I nn h. Intermt-iit at st. Mary's Cemetery, loievster. FETCH. On the FRT II de.

mtin of Maria and the hit Carnev vretus. In the HMhvearof her ag- Funeral on sundav afti-rutHiti ut 3 o'rhtek, from the of her uncle. r. Thomas Morton, No. 132.

Moyameii-11 1 ig avenue. Itiu-riiieut at Wharton Sinst ault, On I.ee-mher2P, FANNIE, wife John Neill. nuernl toHiny at 1 n'r luck, from the residence of her bustiand, II2 South Fifteenth street. NICIIOK-On the )th DANIEL NlCllOL, ated years. Funeral to-day at 2 rlin-k.

Irom Ihe residence of his Soil, Mr, Roliert Nlcliol, No. 721 south Nlin'teeiuh atni't. Interment at lion aidson'a Ceuietery. the anth AXX. wife of Edward ion, act-d 77 venn.

Funeral (his attcrnotm at I o'cIin k. from her hu-rsind re-idem-p, niervdln ulret'l. Servl's at Niietown Mapyt ciiitrth. 'I profts 10 Moutii ernon Cetnctcrv, O'RRI I V. on th ih iiliin.o.

A Ho A RET RKIEN. Knnernl thu morning at o'elm from her law Ni, ioiw Federal street. Sokmn lleoul-m Mn at st. Hsul'a 4 hurcli. In ternieot al New Cathedral Cemetery.

PA LM F. on the mi it, al the reidnre of her S'-ii tit iaw, Mr Joel Joni-s. No 27t7 Itoesn utreet, rs Ml A II 'A LM It. ageti years, hue no 1 tct. PARHolT.

on the 2tth FLORA onlr ilauuhterof Krwl W. and the late Mary J. Parrot i. In 1 oral 1imIh' at I o'chwk. from the residence, of ht-r uncle.

Jesw H. Parrolt. No. 2-4. Master strecL Iiiiernient at laurel II III iVmeU-ry.

Pit I LEU'S on Jantiarv I. I of rciii pneti-inon t.FMitOK IK SllAK PHILLIPS, In th -lh Vr of his ae. 1 1) n-iativesj and friends are Invited to attend the not ral, mi Monday. Januarv 4, from his Ule iN'sidftn-f. at tiak lane.

Intertneiit pnraie. PI, FN rr. on the rub JitllN IM.I N-K K' T. Funeral this niornnr at o'clock, froru hts Ian nsortViHf, Mulhr sirri. Twenty-fifth and Christian streMK Hltfh Ms at rU Aiiiiioiiv a Church.

Interment at Holy rosa tetut-itr), IfiMftHY the ultimo, WU.MAM poMoltV. I he relntlvea and fttpuds of thp famllv, alo ane Council, t. and order In U'iirml, also st. Mnthlns' Yi-nrlv H'Mietlrial A-v i latli'M. are nsMctfiilh luvlt'tl to attend tba funeral.

011 Siiii'tnv, Jaonarv J. 192. at 2 u'clora, lrnti hi late resl'h ih ftodilie street. Inter men I al O. I'.

A. M. I ltFfVf-tmthe nh MARY, tlauihtaf nt Ihf lair Hen lam In Hieve. I-11 I ft-mi hr late reMnre. Walnut tre-t, Sa'iislar, Januarv 2, at II.JB A.

M. pre-t im ly. Iiilrrment private. RFILI.Y.-On tb Jist nit FT I VV. iaiiiMmf the lata tir, Luk and Klltabetb lUHiy.

aged Heiatlreaand fHenda are tnvltad in attend We. lpMni Mass on MmliT. 4th al o'rlia'k sharp at St Hiipllal. KINK srmif is. at the M.

K. Home, HA AH widow nf William Sa Rink, ats years I fplailre and friend ar invited to attend the lutivrrl wrvios. at t- tsnrnf M. KCbun Sniria. afternoon at 4o'i hs k.

lcmiNti -tin tbi ah nlu, MaWY PluotiT llHlNsn Md irar. Kunffal wrvlos at t.i. tit lir nio. Ms A on II. Muss, l.j street, Ihlsniooiloa at II o'riiaa.

inieruiftn ri.ate. ht'CII on ttlZA A wife of William Ibi' h. mb "srs. tuio-ral rVhf Vondar ninrnlna at oVtnrk, ai hr loi'Mitd riiMMi, o. ii North v.

enlh tref. ntrruivnt at WhMa Marsh, Motif iromerv e.niijf, ai II ocM-k the th Hitim. Wev. JoKI III M't ll' )W. Inili rith year nf ht aa-e.

1 he rtMaitv and fri-nds of in. rmilrar aMvctnilr Invited in attend the ftim-ral. frottt til Uli-rrlttic. Motnh FlOinlh hif- is he, 1, a hi P. M.

Jiiieriuetit private Phase unilt flower. PHIT.APRM'KIA STOCK MARKKT. The local market closed the old year strong and active. Throushout the day's business there was a decided improvement In the character of the trading, and, while prices fluctuated within narrow limits, good support was at all times apparent. Heading common responded to the marked gainsof Its bonds and sold around 20 the greater portion of the day.

with 2t( 1-16 as its top price. Ittit tho bonds were again the features In strength and activity. The first prcferenees Bold to the extent of rising from 7'a to 7434. The seconds, however, were favorites, MO-Veio worth selling at from to The thirds were also active between while the ceneral 4s brought Pennsylvania Mas strong between r7a.rrti7;, but only one sale, nnd that of nne share, was made at the latter price, the balnnce of the 3,1, its shares disposed of bringing There were no features In the balance of the list. It ait way passenger stocks were again quiet.

Hestonville sold at tV), which was a fractional loss. People's Passenger common brought and tho preferred sold at which was also fractionally lower than the last preceding sale. Traction was dull, a single saleonly twenty Phares, $10 at 32 twin): sold. None of the balance of this group were sold, although bids at unchanged prices were made. HKKOKK 10 iVl.nt K.

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