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sr THE TTMES-rniLADELnirA. TnUKSTTAY MOUNTING. DECEMBER 10. 1891. I In course of construction, and proposes to SPRI5G GARDEN'S ASSESS3EH.

FRANCE'S LAST TRIBUTE lllffnest ol all in Jpfivnninor Fownr. Lntpof, 1 1. S. (inv't Darlington, ') the Rth Instp.nt. KATE HTTBLITZ.

aged 7" years. Funeral service at her late Home for thf Aged. No. imio Mount Wr-non street, to-day al 1 o'clock- Inurment private. irt'STEIt.

On the Wh of December. 11 FN RY FREDERICK, son of Frank and Mary A. lliister. aged 2 years and months. Funeral service? on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his oan-nts' n'sideiice, 101 Christian street.

luivrmuut private. the sth instant. MARIA C. widow ofAdolph H. Jahran, in her Kid Due nu tice of funeral will be civen.

KELLY. On the iith instant. Mrs. ALIOF KELLY. The relatives and friend: ol' the fitmilv are re-ppect fully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs-day morningat S'.

o'clock, from tlii r'-sid''itce of her neohew. Terence Toner, Soutti Twenty-fdUi street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Church. Interment at St.

Joseph's Compter v. F.K I R. Decern herd. 1 1 1 iWAPJl RFSSKLL, onlyciiild of Howard K. and Katie M.

needier, aged II months and il dviys. Funeral services today at 1 I at his parents' residence. Carpenter Station, Oermantown. Interment private. KNORR.

On the 8-h instant. WALTER, son of W. and th'- la'e Oscar D. Knorr. ACADEMY OF MCSIC.

TCKsfiAV. IIKCKMPKU WKHMCsfiAY. liKl KMHKU lfi. THE GREATEST I.ITKRARY KVESTi OF THE YEAIL AMEKICA'S MUST lililEI.IAXT HUMORIST. tup ifnnn nnM3 ID AND if.

vmm Reserved Seat SaleMciw the Academy Ticket iffiee iu 1:1 Ciicstnm sl FRIDAY. DEC. 1 sun CUESTXUTST. OI'KRA Hol'SE. MME.

SA UAH BERNHARDT. Sale of Seals -ghi To-Day. Next week, Mondav, December MME. SA BAH BERNHARDT And Complete French Comoanv, under the direction of Henry E. Abbov and Maurice Grau.

Monday-TH EO DO itA. DAME DE CIIALLAXT. FRf Thursday -PAFLINE ItL ANcil AUD -N'ew. Friday THEOlHiRA. Saturday Mati.iee-LA TOSCA.

SatUiy Xight-LA DAME DEOHALLAXT-New Nah- of Seats begins The' morning. Reserved Seats. $1, 1, and -ct. CUESTM'T STRKET "OPERA HOUSeT Last Three Nights and FAREWKLL MA TINEK SATURDAY. MIS HELEN BARBV.

Ill tiie Laughing i-uittlod A NUilFI'S Next week Mondav, December SAHAil BERNHARDT. Peats on sab; To-day for li -rnhardt. December Ion RrotteTs' Great spectacle, SL'PERBA. CIIEsTNTT STREET THEATRE. Every Evening This and Next W'-eK.

Matinees Wednesday and SiiLlli day. The Kings of Fun. CHARLES REED ami WILLIAM COLLIER And tie-ir Oreat Company. In the Funniest of all Fan -teal Plavs, HOSS AND 1 1 OSS. Xextweek-Ist week of Ilos UOSS.

December 1 tiki nsou's Widow. 1JUOAD STREET THEATRE. -t Every von bur This and Net Wek. diiii-es and Stturdav. William (iillette's perfect '-dv.

Under the lirection of r. 'harles Frohman, Aidj thf comfohts of iiumi; A Perfect Cast ofComedv flavors. Christmas week Wm. H. Crane.

The Senator. Ol'ERA PricesT I Matinee Salurdav. LILll'F I IANS THE LILIIM'TIANS Pt PiL LiLIPt'l'IANS IX LiLlPUTlAN'sl Morr 'lui'in- an in triMi- Nt Stri ct, and (4 rand Hoie-e. Next week, lat w- ek but onf. Pupil In Magic." Seats now on sale for Ninas Matinee and Evening.

ASSOCIATION' HALL, THURSDAY Evening, December in. The Association Course. Til LOTUS GI.F.K ('LCIl, of Boston. The only Male ljuario tr that has achieved a European as we 1 as a National reputation. Assisted uy tne talented and eharmiiif; young reader, MISS MTXNIE ALL, of Boston, one of ihe choice pro.

ram mes of the si-ason. Reserved Seats. 7." and SO cents. Admission to Upper Circle, 'j cents. AOEMY OE MUSIC.

SATl'UHAY HMMI. IlKt KMHKll 12, T1IIC PIll'l LAIl U. MAK1NK ISA Nil. Jill Plllf.lP SIHSA. loti'lnc-tor.

MM I.llUI-K NATAf.l. MISS I.11ITA -MILLS. HKNUV KIlilM. Mr. SIH'SA'S l.uti'St Musii-iil SltKKIIIAN's KM IK, will liir the lirst I'nic.

wi'h choriHiui'! Tuhleiiu. Ilfscrwd scats 7V. mi il. AiluiUsiull. We, AiTiphitln- irn-.

Nnw fur sale nt I'lsi'iliOli's, ALXL'T. ItOBEKT MANTEL L. THE MAnlSLK IT ART I Kveninir. TUB AHIil.H HKAUT I 1 'l ime. Frulay Kvi'iiinsr nii.l -at.

Iiontiie liill mew), 'TIIK LOL'LSIANIAN" on A I.KSSON IN ArTTNd." Sfirtlnlay rvenintr ('tiriftn tiers." Next wvek-llalliMi Hart, LA I KK ON in-wi. 1AKK. FKAXK DANIELS. I.1TTLR PUfK is a Puree I l.ITT'LK PI I iavl'ullv I'niiliv. Artm.

1.ITT1.K Pl'l'IC has heaini'lil Sii'm-inir. LITTLK Pl'CIC has beaiitinil sintrers. 50c. LlTl'LKPrcK is LITTLK PI Tlv is New ami 'Original. MATINKK SATUP.HA V.

Seats nn salealsn 111!) I'llKSTNTT Street, tier. H-liisinK-lle Lauxc "TANlll.KIl UP." JL Kighth Street, nhnve Tlaee. OltllllNAL CO.NT rXUO Us l-K 1 1 )I1M ANCH Flnni 12 M. tn Ul.iin P. M.

OPRMA AN 11 KKKINKH VA P.IFTY. LaIIII'-S' AN'Ii Ullll.PllKN's TllKVTKE. UA1KTY OPKIt.V COMPANV, IN P.OIIKMIAN II1HL. Orchestra. Haleunv.

nailery, 10c TIIK JOPIlANs. The Aerial Sensalinns, pnsitivelv three tlraei (lay-H. 0 anil 9 o'vlm-k P. M. TMWEE THEATRE.

ELLIS, ii The Sweet sine-er. Hear I C'llAS. T. Kl.LIS I Torn KLI.ia. IN'TASPAIi." I toChiidmn, New Tuesday.

Tnumday, I Sonus, Saturday. I to Ladles. Next Cellar Dnor." "You'l Yell." CAUNCROSS' Utit ST. KI.KVK.NTH sireet, Al Ol'KK'A IIOI.SE. Above I'll KSTNUT.

f'ARNt'UOSS Spkuiat. PltcnltAMMllTilis CA KNCltOSH CAKNCpDSS minstkki.s CITY I'HAItAI'i KIUS. CLASSIC FOOT-ISA Li, llAMK. OUT! ISAllY HUTIT A Nil TIIK CIIPISTKNINd Received with Wll.lt I.KLIDITT THEATRE, CumtsTlanilstrei't in I Ivenslnrton Teaua Farewell iu This City. TIIK COUNTY KAIII.

Monday. Pecember 14" lJirds id' a Featlier." GIUARD AVENUE THEATRE. Kvery Hay at 'J. Tvery Nihl alS.15. OUP.

Roys. I'liTUKs-in. 2U.3U and sot'ENTa. Next Week-10 NIlillTS IN A HAH ROOM. LYCEUM.

MATTNFE ULY. A P.LT Nil Ti 'S I NS I It ICI.S. AHLINtlTON'S INSTHKLS. Xext Week Cily sports liiirlesque Company. KENSINGTON.

M.Vl'lXKK TIATLY. CITY Spol: rs LUP.I.KsijUF CO. I'll HUItl.lIJI Next Week -May llendersnit in tin- Indian I'rtnress. ELLAK'S K(i YPTIAN II ALL, Cbestiiut Street, above Twelfth. Kvcrveveniiitrn! Sn'elnek.

Iv I0LLA1S. the Great M.iKleiau, n-sisled by rs. F.I. LA Matinee "J.I.") o'cl'M'k. Prices and Tic.

Matinee, "iii-. only. Ci I A i A TS. ONI) A 1' E3. TIIK.VTHKJ FI1I1IAY AMI SATUHIJAY'.

MILllilKI) NoVKLTY COMPANY. CYULIIPS. I lt.liNIl STHONll MUX. COMPANY fTMIE ViliEAT Ml SEIIm! A 7w CHKsrNUT street. Themnsl iiiacui.ieeiit cnPectinn nfapat'iintcal tlmires in the wnrid.

Shnvv. linrlhe wunileri'iil lurinatinn nT Ihe human frame and the ills man isheirto. OpeliUA. lo 10 i vtleiillemen nnlyi. Adniission.

cents. jixi iHixo Aucii Ml SECM. a CumtiniiiusShuwsfrnm 1 TIIK AUTOMA TIC CLOCK. FY A KMT ItsoN. ilu Woiiderlnl Fleet rle oirl.

TlieMIKAIiK.il II i'llT A NT, as OTII KH. llillieTlieaire-l'HK A Fit 'AN lllll LLIAN TS Adinissloii and ase.it- o.M' III 10. jOREl'AtJUH'S FAMILY TIIEATUE. Kvery Afternnun at TA'erv lveniriatlU TIIK. IIA.NKKK'H 11ACOIITKH, In, iur -V cents.

Next week, lieeember IT CI IN FUSION." RATIONAL THEATRE. MATIN FM TOHAY. W. TI. PoWTIlS' COMPANY IX TIIK FAIUIFS' WIJ.L.

Nett Week MINI-. OTAXDAKI) THEATRE. k7Nexteek IlOltK li.W lliSON Mntlna Ially, (ix-rpt Mon. Hit. .1 KK 1,1.

and Hami: Arsn v. AN Mli.ll vio: wmlty Without Crime TUE ART CLM OF PIIILAMELPIIIA. TTIlltll ANNUAL F.XlllUI TlO.N OK PAINTTNCS ANI1 SCUT.PTUItH ItPIinrnnl Wnrl.s hv TIIK HI ST AMKItll'AN AP.T1T, Tl.ll AT HOMK AM' AllltoAR. Open llallv Until lieeeniber Inehilve. Week-davs, I'rnin In A.

to P. M. A il.M ISSION hlllldlivs, from 1- M. In 1 P. M.

I Hi Cknts. FM'll ANCK ON HltlOH I'OV ST II MKT. COOK'! F-tin TOL'IiK. ilinmles ruriiNheit for travel hi KHYPT and PAI.TXTINK, llerlhs reserved nn cur Nile (Steamer. Tilos.

cooh SON. liiJs.aiihFlllIlTII St. I hila. OOLOfilCAL (1ARDEN. (IPCS Kit DAY.

A.linlsslen..ts.pts 1 'tdldren, ineenia, satui'ilay. 111 I L- nl 1 1. ill lavs. e.fCeiitlii-4 July Ttu. In 'ents Cud Irea.

-e-ils. CADEMY OF THE FIXE ARTS. Kverv Thiirsdav anerunnn at u'chs-k 11 urund I rumenaiie I utleerl III 'he Oalleries l.v the IIKIIMAMA OIICII 1 STI1A, Charles M. Nclillllt. Coilduetur.

Adniisli.n. cents. ACADEMY OF Mt'SIC-FRI. NKill'f. Hun.

Fnsl Iluuitluss 011 i'he ule -t. icholas, l'PLEUATE'S (IUAXD PALACE OK J.X. FLY I rec. Willi cao'tv verv I ee-ir TRUSSES, HANDAGES, AC are rapidly coming In ue lv huhean'l vnth lin of nill hnhit. Hv their iini'M ftrni iiitntrt iti t-n, imiihicr corpulent to Indnlu- in Ioiivt nod ut-itve t'en l-f ith eaii Mini cointMrl, inviiriii'ilv dinilin-liitiz the ol' tho kixlonieu, hnpn inu He1 1'ot'tu preveuthiK mi-MIIchI tlemiu.

Iteili'i ot on ela'ttc, npili teTlnr' Kiev utv tun hi w.riil weather. HAltH TIU l-Ht'AU. UKST. hOt lll KLIA KM'H Kl'ltKLT. THE LiFE INSURASCE AMiUlir AII0 order two thousand more next year.

The Erie Railroad oiricialu have served formal notice on the Trunk J.lne Association )l their withdrawal from their agreement made last spring, and their intention to re sume to-morrow the lornier reunions with the Chicago and Alton road, selling tickets and. cheeking bareaire over that road. The Chicago and Erie earnings forOetober, ISM, were an increase of Sil.Slo over tbo corresponding period last year. Atchison cross earnins for the fourth week of November show an increase of SVv 0t and 'Krlsco a decrease of SJ.OiX'. The Northern Pacific earnings for the month of November, including Wisconsin Central, shows a decrease of but the earnings for the first four days of December show an increase of SM.Oi.

The proposition to readjust the consolidation of the Ontario and Western Koad, by which the present stock would be exchanged for new first and second preferred and common stock, has been revived, and is now in the bands or a committee of the directors for formal action. The Richmond Terminal report for the year ended November 30 shows that there has been no change in the capital stock or funded debt. There is no floating debt. Georgia Pacific for four months, since June 30, shows an important increase in net earnings. The roads of the system earned gross, net and surplus over charges of SJ.T) 1 3.007.

The balance sheets show that dividendsand Interest have been called for. The company has JJIS.OM cash, bills receivable, S'JUO unpaid subscriptions and duo It from controlled companies. Il owns bonds, preferred stocks, common stocks a total of $7 In addition it owns Construction Company and its wharf property is worth Tho returns for the year were 31.L'K!,!i:!3, as against for Is. The former interest due by controlled companies, but not collected. The total expenses were as against 51.213,009 for 1SS0.

Tho total surplus was as against for During Ihe year the company bought $1,236,000 securities and sold $1,300,115, The list of securities unpledged includes a lare amount of exceedingly good bonds and several stocks with considerable murket value. GRAIN ASD PRODUCE The Local Market Finn ITmler More En-eouralns Conditions. There was not much activity to the local grain market, but It was in good shape in every department, and pricos wore firmly held. The export demand for wheat is stll lijxht, but with ood specntati vo buy lmr, In other homo markets, a noticeable falling oil" in Xorth western receipts and bis clearances from Atlantic ports, the market recovered from its early weakucss and at the noon call was higher than the closing quotations of Tuesday. Corn was also tip, spot and December, in elevator, advancing fully lc.

per bushel, on the scanty of ears In the West and the difficulty in promptly moving supplies to the seaboard to till the laryeoutstanding contracts for his m'h's deliveries. Deferred options were quiet and firm at unchanged rates, and car lots, under light oirorins, were dull and steady. The market for oats was slightly firmer, in sympathy with corn, but there was very little trad ins; of auy kind. Wheat liecol pis, 11 bushels; shipments, I bushels; siock, bushels. Options opened: December, tfl.OIi'-.il.itl February, Sl.im'U.O?, and March, Sl.aSaUW1 and closed ou the 1 P.M.

call Peeember, fcl.Olul.OJ1-;; January, Sl.0-'):,j al.Oti; February. SI.OTal.uT.': March. i l.U!. Sales of '1 ears No. '1 1'en sylvan i a red, in export elevator, at Sl.nti, and 5 cars No.

'2 red, iu early, at $U4. Kye Supplies were well cleaned up nnd the market recovered he decline noted on Tuesday, closing firm, wiiu Hoc. bid lor No. '2 Pennsylvania In car lots. Corn K'eelpts, bushels; shipments, bushels; Ntock, lJ.lt'll bushels, notions opened: January, 56' March.

biiuV and closed on the I 1. M. call: December, tibi January, February, March, Sales of GOO bushels No. 4 high mixed, In train depot, ut "itc; 'AM bushels No. 4 yuliow, iu at bushels No.

3 yellow, in grain depot, at bushels No. 3 mixed, in export elevator, at steamer in export elevator quoted at No. l', In at (ilatJJc. and No. 2 for local trade, at Oats Kocotpbs hushew withdrawals, bushels; stoek, bushels.

t)p-tlons opened December, January, February and March. and closed on the I P. M. call: December, and January, February and March, Sales of 1 ear No. 3 white, at -JO'ic; 1 car ungraded white, at I car do.

at 41, No. 2 white, at. iilc: 2 cars at" 42c aud 1 car clipped, at 4'vc. Flour Receipts, 2tSrt.J barrels and V2l sacks. There was a bt'lterdeinand, in view of the continued upward movement In wheat.

The market ruled firm and sotue brands were limited a shade higher. Saies of 70 barrels Pennsylvania roller, straight, at ii.tii; L'Ai barrels Western winter, elear. at Si. to; l.otKi barrels Ktraight. at nj barrels patent, nt iaij barrels Minnesota, elear, barrels patent, at 5.M ami I') barrels do.

at Wo quote Western and Pennsylvania super, H.WaV.i; do. extras, winter family, Pennsylvania roller, straight, Western winter, clear. do. straight. SI.7oal.ir; winter patent, new, S-a 5.

clear, 6t.f.a straight, SM.iMa'j.lU; patent, io.l0 wtAO: do. favorite brands, SVKf. live Hour was dull but steady. Wo quote at I- per barrel, as to quality. liuekwheat Hour was in moderate request and steady ut per 100 pounds for new.

Provisions were In steady jobbln? demand at former prices. We quote: City family beef, per barrel SIlalLV); smoked beef, per pound, beef hams, SKt.iOa 14. Vt; mess porii, old. Sln.SOall; iamilv pork, SI lal l.fi) sweet pickied hums, cured, lu liei'ces, smoked hams, bfal side, elear ribbed, In salt, fully cured, smoked, shouidT, in dry do.mokedV.c.: shoulders, tnekleenreii.tHa do.1Rinoi;td,7'.Je.; bellies, in piekle, 7.a breaklaMt bacon, t' i butciiers' lard, loose, tia'i'e. city ivtined lard, choice, pure, city tallow, prime, hog-sheads, 4' country laltott-, in burrels, 4ai)ic, as to quality.

Live Poultry The market was fairly well supplied, but Ihe demand was light, and while uo quotabl'i change in price was made, yet small concessions were granted to ellect sales. Wo quote: Chickens, hens, at do. mixed lots, MUHo; old ducks, geeie, and turkeys nt ltk liutter Supplies of tine goods are still small, aud as a good demand existed, full prices were malulairoMl. Th market, however, was In good shapH yenerallv, cheaper grades being In moderate demand, with receipts about ample to requirements. Prints wero fairly active, and tho demand about equal to supplier.

We- quote: Solid-packod creamery, extras, exceptional marks of fancy sepal ators, Jobbing select Ions, do. do, choice, do. do. fair to good, June creamery, extra, do. fair to choice, Imitation creamery, fancy, i.Ma2'ie.; ladle-packed, extra, spc(dal brands, do.

gmul to prime, I Ha 20c; do. common to fair, creamery prints, in wholesale lot, extra, at exceptional lois higher; do. prime, prints jobbing at un to quality, for goods, Kggs Held ejrgs vre mm plcnllhil nnd moved cntlly, hoy being to fresh I stock on account, of tiie hmn prices of the lal- ter. Prices were about steady. Wo ouotn! nnsylvania and other m-ar-by fresh at 27a esiern iresii at 27c: rail packed at 24a nnd limed at 20c.

liberated cl'cs wer jobbed out at 1h2c. above wholesale prices. Ch i ne mantei wan ntnei, and barelv sleuily. Willi iiniide in iniotattons. U'p quoin: New York Inolory, clmlro In fancy, liirgo sizes, 11! tin.

fair loooil, In-' do. siiuJl sizes, elnilee lo finicy, Ohio finis, rliulee, (lo. fair In uoiiil, lo.i SO 1 part slittns. Hulic. sititnr Tiie tiuirket wnsstmiiL' but quiet nt the recent decline of which wiia due to the reduction In New York.

Tho locul re-flncrles quoled nlike on nil crudes except conlHcilotiers' Spreckel hclnir l-lilc. lower on thin. We quote: Cubes, 4.i;c; powdered, 4 xranuliited, i crown A. 4.lbc.; crystul 4 aud coiifecilouers 1-llV. Cotton wn dull nnd ulendy to llrtn on a busmof ST-liic.

for middllni; tipluniU. WlIOLEmEBluiETS. CitiCAiio, nceombor 9. The loading fu-tureM ruiiKcU hm IoIIuwk: Wiikut, No. 1', Open, nKii.

mi 4 me. Low, Clon. III my, 41- 4S-, Sa 11.117': ll.M IVcemlier. May Coiin, No. '2, lieceinlier May 1 1, rs.

No, J. Iteceiiiijitr. Mm- Mkss I'ouk. lieceinlier ,1 miliary May l.AMII. Dcceinlier smmr Uliis.

May 41itl 4IU.I 4:1 '4 s.ni 11. li.ttt1: im-. 11. ii ll.Wlj R.V. II.

Hi ii.ni n.1,1 Ue'tfX fl.Al R.4'J'J Mi O.M li.u t.ii.,1 Cash qiiotnllnnn were im follows Flour firmer, hut not qtiolttlily tilu'lier; No. 'Jpprlnff No. H'pntiir wlieiil, MuMc.i No. red. li-'jC: No.

isirn, No, i nuts, No. i while, IttniiPy No. 3 while, Mia No. rye, No. li hurley, No.

4, t.o.' 4 No. f. o. l.y.i No. I llu seed, ft I' -all prime litiiiiihv i.eeil, tuesK HirK, piTlinrrel, ss.

7' lard, per UK) pounds, iiil.hl; shorl "ri lis, slih lise, dry-sailed Mhnulilers, hoxed. T.lo; Bhorl clear b.ivi.l, whliky, illslllli'i's' Ilnislied K'loiis. per irnllou, SI. Is. Snaars, cut Inar, iiiiclntnueil uiiiinl-luted, Ktandiird ilo.

IdcidpU Klour, iN.imo harrels; wheat, Klfl.fMi husliela; corn, 'i'lsmii hushels; mils, luishcln; rye. lutshelKi hurley, lni.tmil bu-brls, Hliiiuni. nts Flour, hnrrels; wheat, fl.Ullll bushel. corn, 411.1,111111 oal, h'ishei; re. Hl.ixi huslielii; bushels, on the Produce EvcliutiKe the bp iter market win unchiiug'd; f.encr:il Surprise at the Levy of One Hundred Per Cent.

The action of the Comptroller of the Currency in levying an assessment of one hundred per cent, on the stockholders of the, defunct Spring Bmk was the source of great surprise not only to the holders of snares of stock, hut to the public generally. While it has been known for several weeks that an assessment would be ordered, ii was and confidently expected that it would not he the most more than fifty jht cent. Mr. March, who is in charge of the bank during the illness of Receiver Fisher, said yesterday that the stockholders had not yet been oiiieiaily notified of the assessment. Notices to this effect are being printed and will be sent out in a day or two.

He thought the large assessment would cause considerable trouble with the stockholders and had hardly expected that the Comptroller would order such a large amount to be paid by them. A meeting of the stockholders will he held either to-morrow or the dav following. They, together with the bank's depositors, are organized into an association, of which Thomas II. Flood is chairman and George li. Carr, a lawyer, secretary.

Mr. Carr said yesterday afternoon that the large assessment would be a heavy blow to the majoritv of the stockholders. "While many of the smaller stock-j holders he said, "will pay up without making any trouble the majority will no (bml't carry the matter into court. Some of the stockholders have already signified their intention to pay the assessment, and ono i gentleman who holds fifty shares of stock told me that he pay as soon as the oilicial notice is served on him. I received a icw dais ago a letter from a gentleman who owns liV shares of stock and expressed himself as willing to pay whatever was ordered.

The amount which ho must pay over is The Spring tiarden Rank building is to be sold at auction at the Philadelphia Exchange, Third and Walnut streets, by M. Thomas it Suns on Tuesday, 1 December '22, at 12 o'clock. There is some talk of a new bank being started in the building, merchants in the neighborhood being especially desirous that a new bank should take the place of the old one. hercclesIsTpassioi A Colored Giant Creates a Panic In I5al-ttmore. TfilojO'Sm to Tar.

JUl.TIMonK, December 0. A negro giant named Henry Cephas, from Seaford, while maddened with drink, caused a panic on Light street wharf this afternoon. As the passengers were leaving one of tiie steamboats ho rushed upon the wharf with a yell, tore a heavy wooden gate from its hinges and raising it above his head hurled it through the window of a steamboat olhee, scattering bits of glass over the clerks and tiie people passing. He then made a rush nt a young woman with the evident intention of throwing her into the water, but she jumped aside and escaped. By this time women were screaming, men yelling and policemen were trying to get hold of the madman, but he threw them asido as though they were children.

Picking upa bag of corn weighing 1 1'2 pounds with Lis teeth ho slung it to and i'ro, aud then hurled it across the pier. Then he sal down on the bag and tore his hat into shreds with his teeth. (Irinniug and chattering like a baboon, he dodged and slid away from the, policemen, meanwhile grinding up pieces of coal between his powerful jaws. Finally two big policemen tackled him. Down they went in tho mud together and roiled over each other.

One of the officers was badly bitten in the arm, but they finally got tho nippers on the crazy man and he was taken to tho station in the patrol wagon screaming like a wildcat all the way. THE mil'S TIIOUGUTFCIAESS. Banquet Funds to bo Given for the Peasantry's Relief. St. December 0.

Tt has been the custom of the Knights of tho Order of St. George ever since the fou'iding ot tiie order in ITU!) by Kmpress Catherine to give a grand banquet on the feast day of their patron saint. This year, however, the Czar, who is at the head of the order, requested that the banquet bo not given and that the money which it was intended should be devoted to this purpose should be given to the sulTerers from the. famino. The, Czar's request was willingly acceded to and tho result will be a large subscription to the famine fund.

It is noteworthy that many of the grand dinners given by the officers of various regiments, societies, have been abandoned and the funds usually spent in these, festivities have been given over to aid the famine The Grand Duke George, Alexandrovitoh has donated the sum of roubles to the fund for the relief of the suil'erers in tho famine-stricken uistricts. ltrougbt Home a Ituett, S. 51. nodgen and John Gilinour, of Frank-ford, returned yesterday from a week's gunning trip in Milllin county. and brought home a fine buck deer, which Ihoy killed near New Lancaster.

The deer has phicMl on exhibition at a store ou Main aired. Tlifi CRAWi oiip Shoe feels well after he. lng worn all day. PENNSYLVANIA PEKILI5GS. Item of Interest Not (jipnerally Covered by Ihe Wires.

Oranpoville bouMls of a dor with a leather Iv. Tiie ejinlui; was unfortunate in having a fnrelcir shot, oil' ai ihe knee, nn 'I his owner hud a leather stump made to lit tho broken part. John Wenvor, of Chester, and his nnw hrido started houseltnepini; recently, but were considerably annoyed by tho hum mini; of be.s. An lnve.tltrutlon developed thf fact that the bees werealso housckenpinr; la the same dnnilclh1, and had necuimilalPd over one hundred poundHof hom-y between I ho ceiling and the floor above. John at once tooU possession of his bUb-teuuuts' stores and thcu evicted them.

ayette county now has eighty post office. The lust addition to the list is Ualslmjcr, at rnmpbIltown, live miles southwest of linloutowii un the MeClcllundtowu road. A newcnblu car, two feet longer than tho ordinary cars, has Just been turned out of the Pennsylvania Kail road hops, Altoona. It has two windows on each tddu and two in eaeh end, and Is fitted up In tho Interior wlih three bleeping bunks, a water tank and wash bowl, a elolhes press, eupbnard for thn lunch buckets of the trainmen, and a iliiNk un which tho conductor cuti inuku out his report. The smttl people of Orovo City have been considerably excited of late, over tho fact that a blhiard saloon was about to be started lu their usually well-behaved borough.

A remonstrance signed by Home tioo people was Hpedlly gotten up, and a vigorous warefare Is being waed hguinst tno proposed liinoTa-lion. The report Ihe County AudKors nhowri that Luzerno is a rich county almost en tlrely free or dent. Kven now tho resourced of tho tax Rulherer! pndure nearly more than Ihe Incurred liabilities. Thin stimulate the WUItesture fOmnl to Miggest the crucllon uf new IIoiiho. Miller iv Sibley.of Kranhlln.sold toClmrlcn Thompson, of HI.

Paul, the trotting slatllon Temf.tcr, a ion of M. Pel, out of Nora by Pelueuit, rand-dam dam id.ime Templi, the dam til Ihe la iMot: Mora Temple. The price paid was Sl.y.o. lernpw Is etit'-red in niaiiv rich Mauc. Ii.f liidini; llariford aud fyitnt vf thr i'titus ptifts.

llnylnef ia on Iho Pennsylvania system re cciveiii.lM pcrday: iielawnro anil Hudson Krle, ja.Wii.ehlah alley, M.llij i'on Wayne anil Chic. iko, (I.M, A full braband laonnnf thn nt Iho Metliodiat Clmrcli at Itcnovo. Thn pastorclutma that II will draw crowd of people who arc not in Iho habll ol uticmllmr divine aervlces. in thla view be li uphold by the inembera ot hla coiiftrt.itlon. Over three hundred employe of Iho Crunn Iron Work" at ntainiriiii, whose wiiRna were reduced last tall, Inaklni; hibori rs' pay l.04 dev.

struck yesterday lor ten per cent, advance. The riuahiirv fii'imlih aaya: "PIIIabiir Iron and steel iimnuf ictiirers oro lookliiK torn ii rd to an unex iinpli aeaaoii of prosperity nunt year, Arior iiinny months of lorpldlty Iho aluel rail I radii hita alarlod on a biaim Hull la "onuliie. Carneitto Pros. Co. alain that nearly Am.mtt tuna of rulla have already bren iirdeii'd from llioaeVHral Inllla by llin Varlolla rnllroada tliroilvli'mt llm country.

The Woflil a Kalr liiilblinu', which nlll bi Inrijly Iron, will hiuvy deniiind for ahopa In I 1 1 1 1 1 tr AM the miiiM of nnv aline, tnelndiiiff I.houIiIiii aanil arne-ie'a, will have a ahnra I ot the bu'lnviaV' i I THE REPUBLIC HONORS THE MEMO: OF BRAZIL'S EX-EMPEROR. DOM PEDRO'S FUSERAL The Historic Chtircli of the Madeleine in Paris in Visited by Lurce Crowds, Who View the Kemri.n of the IrpoI Monarch AI Hilary Hunom Accorded the lead Sovereign, by President Carnot. Paris, December The toy of T)om lVdro removed to the Church of St. MadVIeino yesterday. The inner coSa is lined with white satin.

The outer covering is of bhick, tlotte.l with tiivcr stars. A panel of glass in the lid allows the face of the dead man to be seen. The inscription on the eofi'm plate, which is in Latin and is Very elaborate, was composed by the Abbe David, of the Institute, a life-Iontr irieud of Pom Pedro It is a grandiloquent tribute to the qualities of the, fiecuased us a ruler and as a savant. The decorations in the church are similar to those used on the occasion of the dire for the, late Kinu of Spain. An immense cauopy lined silver lianas irom the roof, and the walls are draped with crape.

The day dawm-d with the rain falling drearily, and as the morning advanced the downpour becamu heavier and heavier. Parly in the day people could be seen in all the streets ienlin to the Church of the Madeleine, ail bent on paying their last roavk of respect to the ex-ruler of iSrnzil. whose body was lyinjx within the sacred precincts, so that all who desired might gao upon it. A VAST COXCOVRSE, The rata liad no fleet upon the people, and the. crowd rapidly increased in number until the Place de la Madeleine was filled with a vast concourse eaer to get within the hurch and walk past the cofDn of the dead Pmperor.

The French Government had determined to give the dead ex-Kmperor royal funeral, and to-day the Place de la Madeleine was lined with four regiments of infantry and a regiment of cuirassiers. I hiring his visits to Paris, while he was Pmpr roi'ot' Brazil and during his residence in this city since his exile, lom 1-Vdro made avast number of friends. Every one who came in contact with him was pleased with his gentioeoiirtcsy, and ihe savants respected him for his deep learning. it was not nione among the upper clap-es that he was known and loved. Jlo had a kind word for every one, and rhe v.v.i humble ni'-nial was as certain of kind and considerate treatment from him as the must exalted personage who knew him.

And so it is that the death has caused a most universal sorrow, and in the crowd which assembled to-day wore many poor people who will not soon forget tile kindnesses they received at his hands. They were permitted to pass by the. eoflin until the approach ot the hour set for the religious ceremonies, and many of them shed tears as they gazed for the last time upon the features of the dead ex-ruler. SKItVUT" AT Till: fllCRf il. Some little time before the hour fixed for the beginning of the celebration of the Solemn High Mass of Pemiiem the tb.ors of the church wore c'oscd nnd ivmo hut tho members of Dom Pedro's family unit these who held tielv(U3 of invitation were allowed toonlcr.

The church filled rapidly and in short, tiuio it was densely parked. The decoration of tho cluireh were heautiful. An immense canopy lined with silver was suspended from the roof and Ptretched gracefully to the rear of tho galleries. Ail the walls were draped with sombre black. An immense catafalque, hart hern erected in the centre of tiie church and on thfs the coliin tho remains of Dom Pedro reposed.

The outer i-uveriiisr of the coUin was black cloth sprinkled with silver A plass panel was in Ihe lid. and through this the face of the dead ox-Emperor miylit be seen. Princess Isabella. Horn Pedro's daughter, and ex-Princess Imperial of Prazii. and her husband, Count d'Eu, sat at the right of tho bier.

They were accompanied by their three sons. Close by them sat the Prince and Princess de doinville, Prince Louis Philippe de Bourbon, tho I)uke de Pen-thievre, the Duke do Chart res, the Duke do Auniale aud the Duke de Nemours. All the diplomats at present in Paris were in attendance and occupied seats to the right of the bier. car-ot r.i:PRKsr'TEn. President Carnot was represented at the services by General firugorc and representatives of all the Ministers of State and tho Chamber of Deputies were also in attendance.

Pom Pedro was a. member of the. rrencn lnsuinie and the members were present in a body. The principal Imziliun residents of Paris were seated on the riiit-hand side of the church. To the left of tho bier were se'ited IsV.ioliaof Spain, the Duchess Chartres.

the Countess Trapini i and the Infanta Eulaiic of Spain. The Min- I ister of Spain and other dignitaries of that count ry surrounded the catulahjue. Tho Archbishop of Paris presided at tho 1 renirious ceremony, which was very solemn ami mannilicent. The solo parts of the service were suns by artists from tho Paris linen House. When the llnjilt Mas was concluded the coffin was lifted on tiie shoulders of brawny men and carried to the car awaiting it at tho entranco to the church.

As it emeru'ed from tho building tiie va-t concourse in the Place de la Madeleine uncovered their heads aud breathed a silent prayer fur the dead A KH.KMS Piioi The troops presented anus, and tho bunds began playing the mournful strains of tho "Dead March in Saul." Tho funeral car which was used to convoy the remains to the railway station was the samo that Was used at the, funerals of the Duke do Morny and President Thiers. Il drawn to-day by eight horses caparisoned in bhek, each led by a servant wearing upon arm and hat the emblems of Sixteen noted lira-ziiians a'-tod as pail-bearers. The hearso was preceded by two cars tilled with tho most beautiful (lowers and widths, which were Sent by persons of all classes. Following the lionise came number of oflicers, hearing before them on cushions of velvet the decorations aud orders of the dend Ktnperor. Then came ten coaches conveying tin; men ruing relatives of Dom Pedro, and those in turn were followed by a largo number of Brazilians on fool.

Then raiuo regiments of cavalry and infantry and a battery of artillery, which accompanied the mains front tho Church ol the Madeleine to the railway station. The whole route followed by the funeral procession was lined with thousands upon thousands of people, who showed the greatest rc-pia for the dead ox-Emperor. As the procession passed along every man ill the throng reverently bared his head. ciiu.i mi.s mm. A Proposal to Abolish Iip Legation at Washington, I.nvnns, IVcemlcT P.

The Timn to-dav publishes a from lis correspondent ut Santiago de Chill, slating that the insulting notes written to the govoniinenl by Mr. Klmiii, Ihe Culled Slates MlniMcr lo Chili, and his own telegrams lo his own government, canned propiKitlon in. in.ule Uiat (Mull mpi re- her 1 -valloii at Washington. This proposition was at a meeting of the finance committee of the t)f p.epresenlatlve" last night, and a heated de. bate ua had on tloMiuestion.

The go 'Turnout declined in support the proposal, and hen the matter was nut to a vote those wlio were In luvorof recalling tin. Chilian Minister lo the I'liltcl stales uri'l abollshliK' the Legation at Washlnglon uero iteieiiied. I ho govern iro nt made a sironu light ugaiusl Ihe adoption of the proposal, Mary A. I.af-irifne's lisl.ttc. In the Orphan' Court yesterday Judgn Itannii settled up Ihe csialei.f iiyAgtie Lararii te, wlmdird In October, Ivm, avlug the lollowluu beiucts to eh-iriiaolc ttistitn- tlon-i 1 Hi the ll'inu'of I lie iood lleo.

herd: In the Little SPUeri th poor; Siiio to iho Seinin irv id St. ciiurlei milieu; 111 In HI. Vlncnlll's Home; CO III th" Catholic Home for li llltite I 'lnOreo; tl.turf) lo the eoiiereu's'loii or Yineeni do Paul, I ioriiiiiutou lor sfl lo mi, John's in ban Asyliiiu ii'ii in iho lioinau Catholic Society of St. Jo'eph, Sevenlli and Hpruce streets; 5'cil In SI. Anns Widow Asylum: SMfllo S.

Joseph's Hospital; to the Mi.ter of I'rauen: jiihi in Hie Con-leis-nee of si.Yiuceiil ile Paul, i icrroiuttown IIUOtoMt, Vllc'Otlt lie Paul, liel lll llitonu, for ladles charily, and sum itwin do PaillSoclety nt 1 In- I'u! Icdi al, A b-i mcc nf was also 'II -In Puled among I hu samo l'glll0O. ttun Mnsil o'leamtc tn morbid cindlttnn nf Hie bl'iu'J. livid i cures Ladies', Misses' and Children's OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT Infants' Robes, Basques, Wrappers and Caps Ladies' Fancy Aprons Maids' Caps and Apron3 Misses' and Children's Plain and Fur-Trimmed Jackets and Long Coats Misses' and Children's Suits Ladies' Silk Walking and Evening Skirts Ladies', Hisses' and Children's French Underwear Ladies' Lounging Jackets, Dressing Sacques and Wrappers WED OUTFITS 1126-CHESTNUT-1128 tggmmW HEKRY BIESTER'S 1 ART STORE MIRRORS and PICTURE FRAMES 1006 MARKET ST. Itt'autif'illy fntTiifl Pict-tm-s Ifoliilitv iin.1 fn-' iils. AllUm Lit' slyli- nl' i-'nimi'S.

litfyc as-jrlmi'iit ol Easels, Mli rul'S, L'tc. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. I'li-ltOl KI) A-A NEAR KEADIXU TEI'MTN'AL DE-JeuL Pi IT. N. W.l'i.r Twoinii ami streets llri'-k P.tiilHinir.

three M. 11. Till WALNUT 'BTV I.OTV PJ TAfONY 11! NEAR NEW I'l'-vateil P. M. II.

HHOW.V. 710 Walnut. ha -'i Lino Kailr.iad. M. 11.

Till Walnut. IliAf I'iill. lll, 1-111 V. F0R RALE 11)9 SOUTH 3STH very desirahln MnUherl In Imrii wn.His.havili tin; tat'Mt ani I'nri Ir's'-en In- anplvim tf PACK -t'Hiili Kot'lll'ir street 'orsi-ii v. CHESTER MILES FROM, -li Hr'Hi'l t.

mile I'ntm ntilrnad inn' ui the innsi r'iperiies in tin- Is at re- of rieh liran.tywine ni'-'iern sti-nt li'inse. wilfil" ro'it'is anil lialh, raaije, anil mM wat-r. surritnnii'Si shiuieati'l IVnit trei sti'ne. ami I'latne ham air! earriaire hfmse: linishisl in the hest manner: tuitliliniis in eoiiijil -te cnler, as fis new the lini'Si eulil sti'in water at Ihe huilse and barn: prieelow; mil eash sleek, eroiisanil f.innini; imp ene-nts an'! inaehiiiery can be h.i(i, if'iesireit. AppK' tn Ihe owner.

,1 All I BAYI.KV. I'M V. I IKTKF.NTIf St. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT i.iiaiiovi:i -ctt. FOR RENT.

S-'Ji- Iiiamini'l, rnnms i'taainml street, rotnns llienn.n 1 sir 'et These hoaxes iiave all beep ore in e.e'iplet" nrl'r lliriei rll nio and ive tin sun! try Anpiv PACK p.iSOTil- North i if uouiii'it s.r,..:. KORRF.XT-.Vll FI KST Floor ami Peeineiit. Pnsse-ioti II. M. FOX A SONS, 4 ISllllilt ISllihllllK.

Mi 1, TO RENT STORE AND CELLAR; low. jsniiin At-. it streel. HELP WANTED-M ALES. Wa xf iTd a fTksm kn( x5 a tXrv on-oniniission to liandfetlie KV PATKN CIIKMICAI, INK KUAN1XO PENCIL.

Tlin nreati'-sl fdiiii" nov-dty ever prodnecd. lrasein.c thoroughly hi two seconds. No ahrasion of paper. 'JjO to per cent, prolit. One a rent's sah' amoaiiLf 1 tri-ein six days: amulcr s.i in two hum s.

Wi) wantoiie en; rb''tie Oeneral Al'- iu (or ''adi -t and Territorv. IrussTHK MoMp KH -VSKW A FACT It I NO I.A WIS. A GENTS AM) MHN OUT OV WORK, J. Pac Move polish Anions ho'iekeepers. No hrush.

I 01 smull. CHAM PlON li N. Fourth i'ldla. A NTKD iVl'iSL'O NsVr i7k7A( Tivl? tV A'-ntsfor prominetit It. L.

Association in every town in Pennsylvania: niopt litieial teriu. litr one week, Tinn'S OJllci AN'TKD- MAX TliOUOKGHLV e.tperiencod in the niaiinfactiirinir of shawls dress goods lo take ot one ol the larpest aiidhfs' mills In the counirv; have Ihoroimh a mil to s. M. 1 l. linx l'-T7.

New York! PERSONAL. 1 A TcGAUIiVS MONEY LOAN OFFICE, Jl' 1 N. 11 Cor. FT i'TH and VINK Streets. IX lofi.fwi TO LOAN at reduced rates on Oirimon'K Watches, Jewelry.

Silverware, Dry tiood of all kieds. tiood-received on siorae, with orwiihon; adTance. Perfect s.M-nrhy icnaraalei' I. Theonlv Paw.ihrokins FstahhslinnMit in the city protected by the Holmes l-llertrli: Ihirlar Protector. jMOlvE PEAIUOF BUAZIirCEVf Chi A It, Clear Havana tiller, Sunrura wrapper.

per 1 M. S. 1'KKCHIK, inamif.tcinrer, CH KsTNCT street. Coiinois.sL'nr.i they cannot be improved upon. Clear Havana 'iirars a Specialty.

YKWH1SKY, A I. -IV' IFlllt.NIA CAL-ih. 7V. Pan ami qi. Itu num.

Alii'H sl 1 I A NNTAL CERTIFICATES hnteiht at F'lhert sl. price paid. lieorLO' Ileal Fst Hrokcis. open toll P.M. 4 NOTIIER LETTER FROM" A.

jl with prnol', ill lie thankfii My receive H. 1. A.M. HOFFMAN, RFSIXESS flTAM': tells names ol' her visitors and Ihe name In lull of tiie one you marry. MTi Franklin.

IJEITER POT. VE I ETAIiLE. HE A and Soiniat LKVI CllOMWF.LI.'S. 117 MilllliM-l ll.xu -iret'I. ICXIl'ER LEA CIX.

PER QUART bntlle. surcciire ror kidnev trotltee. ItUill. A- Aeelils. Hi7 AUCH 'iliia.

AH1ES CAN II AVE COMKORT. ifOMR diiriin: eo'iiliti 'l, Mpv. Hruii.lt.M.li..l N. "yol'XCt MEN SEX!) I tlli DII. FIFTFKNT11 street.

1)1! Pills Uf. II AIIDT'S l'EXXYIIOYAL Rnl.l hv -ists. 1 i.l V. Ith. WANTS.

moxey. 1 FXPKItT A ceo I NiANT AND AI'DITOR, 1101 f'lll'sl'M "I sireet, PliiladelpliU Aceou'its nl' every auihled: honks exMPiin.sl, npeuetl, clused aud balanced. Highest ti slilimnials. A A CI I I TO KIP MK reiol ancient che-sic. F.

Time's dVice. Ya ntfj msT TH.I.Kl'.Y in lVniuu A ires hh full ptr-tlntnr-. trlctly conii.l.-rui:-.l. FOR SALE. onii p.la I'-TsfsoM ark' slitrhlly K.

cor. Callnwhlll. LOST AND FOUND. i a sr 1 1 am Ci .1 uiiiiip nun noini; hndle from ihe turn of siiltiier. In liWhlehein Northuntpton cuiniy, on l-'ridny niL'ht.

NoviMiihiT-T, l'd. Imy Tnare eoni-he lh n't old, liundH hiLdi. riitht rninp, iiNo lias a sin ill rtipmre in ncl earnm In "in I low whn tr.iv.dinif. 1' nrrest Htnl ol (htef. ol tu horse.

Addr. .1 'OH C'tmn'y H-teMive. Vn. Or AmntuhtH 1 'i1. Pres.

Norihiunptoii Ca Hone In. c. th, Pa. BOARDING AND ROOMS. WALNUT STIIKKT, lii'M-CUKKUrUL rooms, with hoard; iff ere nee, rich i.Y ei isiTeI) U.

idi-oorv front riKiin all etnn only. 1 Al; sr' lOt llLY FVR. -story tVont fen. PIANOS AND ORGANS. WAvr A I'I XNO (lit olfltAV lee our New a'cuel I Ira'i'l Piano, 8ltprb Fill.

Ish, Hilly Kllurtnitc'sl, S' -nenvl' Wm. Ii i TroV HU. I'll KsTNUT STItFKI'. Tlrinlmnii. K'nikaiier.

Itluiluter lhaii'm. Carpenter Oi's-ans and Tne Vueahon. CAPITAL. $1,000,000 iUhPLUS, S2.000.00J IttAltr TlTKtl Vice rreslilent. J.

Mlltl MH tniuvjr. Ire. l. llthKH 111 si-II itullcllvc ST Co. I.

I- Chaoiv of rbiladelphia, the manu-fecturprsof JMftinx' Electric Soip.vu.y they would raiherctose up their immense works than to put one grain of ndultcrafioa in their Dubbins' Electric iSoap. Would that alt were as hotust. MARKIKI). BAUER FOX. On Tuesday.

Nivmlr 2. hr the Jlev. Comveli, Mr. I'll HlTOl'HKH BAl'ERaud Iias KMMA V. FOX.

both of Philadelphia. CIIAKLKS RRVANS. recemler S. by Ttev. H.

his onper street, CanKlen, X. Mr. ANTONIA i'HAKbKsto Miss sa HAH A. liliVA.S, bjth of JMrby, lela-ware comity, Pa. KC'K KKT JiKlSETt.

Xovember 14, 18PI. by Rev. tJeore V. KinJaw.at liis residftu-e, lie nson tu reet. Cttinden, N.

Mr. HOllKKTO. ECKKKT to MissTII.I.IK it. ICLKXsKK.bulhof bebanon, Peiiiisylvaithi. FIA'E LKKiltTOy.

On 101. by Rev. J. Sooy, at his residence. 5 -S NnrthTliinl street, Camden, HAUlUsON KbYK.

of itACJlLL II. iKitiilTON, of i'Uiia- deljiliiiL FUAM KMcO ARTY. November 3B, 1NI, bv Rev. W. It.

Burrell.at bis I Courier street, Cuiiidt-ii, N.J.. Mr WILLIAM II. FHAM to Miss I. ICY W. McCAKTY, of in-town, OKA Mondnv LVeninij.

1SUI. by Hi v. A Culver, iti tln'ir own bouie, southwest corner ot Twenlv-sixtbiuid stn-ets. Mr. Al.FRKJ) I' MN I VAL to Miss TILLIE K.

JKAY.allof Piiihulelpliia. tOtoYK HOWKX. On hecember iwu.hy Rev. W. II.

Rurrell.at his Cooper street, ,1.. Mr. J)AVIT W.tiKOVE to Miss SA LLI HOWKN, both of Geiimmtown. I'u. 1IOTZ FKICK.

At their own home. 'i'tHi Donn street. Plilladelnhia, December 7, by Kev. Char.es II. pasmr Fifiieth Haptist Cliiirrh, Mr.

WAI.TKU M. lloTZ and Miss MAMIK L. FRICK.all of l'hilaile pbia. DtH-omber R. 1S0I.

in Trenton, N. bv Itev. William 1. Davis. D.

1., nt the parson iige of Central M. I. Clmrcli. "J.i7 striH-t, Mr. LOW.MK and Miss TU Ell ESS A BAM'IAN, both of Trenton, X.

J. M'-FA RLAXD PIEltsi iX. On the ttth of October, iwti, by Uev. W. C.

llflinon. MlUChrlimi Mreet, Mr. WILLIAM Mi FARLAXU and Miss LIJ-LIAX ofriiiladelphia. December 7. at TT7 Snath Sixu-eulh street.

lMiilHdelphiu.bv John Kirk-patrick, Mr. ALHKRT It. MILLKR to Miss FKAXCFs W(J(ds. both of Philadelphia. YEltSDl'RH AM.

On December l. lslt. by Uev. (Ji'orKe Y. liabcock, at.

M. E. parsoriieii' Lans-lale. SA EL C. MYERS nnd EMMA E.

JJl'KHAM, both of Philadelphia. Fa, It d'ER-CKAM. Decembers, istu.al Christ P. Church, Oerinaittnwu, bv the Rr-v. Faulkner, I).

HKNRY (ULBEUT R1TEU, to A RY LEVIS CRAM. SM A At IrJif, Lawrence street, Philad December lU.by Kev. Clmrb-s H. Thomas, pastor Fiftieth RiquUt Chim b. Mr.

H.sMA and Miss LIZZIE S. ol I'hihtdeiphia. Xovember isyi, nt the house o' the hfitlo's parents. No. fuO South Second stivet, bv Rev.

A. B. Howser. iiKted bv Rev. W.

C. Rev. V. T. VP LKoFF.

of Mition, West Virirhiia, and Miss MAUV L. YUiL'EKS, of J'hihuieloliin. peeeniberd, ISIM.by Rev. W. II.

iiurreli.m his resilience, Cooper street, Camden. X. .1., Mr. SAMFEL WEST to Miss EL1ZABKTI1 MUKPllY.both of Chester, Delaware county, Fa. D1KU.

AnIrow, Rftrah. 71. Jiiudlcy, John. Rrown. Malimia.

Burns Jarriett. 'err, Fannie, IS. ChiltK. Edimind, r. Ciaiins, Alexander, ifl.

Ciothers. MarL'Hrct, sl-Curry. Si. Jaughters. John.

Deal. Waller, 3. Deiierer, Roswetl. XI. Dougherty, EllzaMt'th.

Fii.gibbons, Sarah. Fletehcr, Bi)jaiiiin. Ti Kreyer, lEennettu, Front-held, Lizaie, 50, Fuaie. Mary. (Jailaiilier, Patrick.

Edwin, Oviflith, Maude, 14. Mariieriie. Hamilton, Vincent, 75. Darker, Lizzie, Hardy, Ann. llojran, '1 'nomas, 37.

HoriK-r, William. Howard. 41 Jlow-, Kan. 7s. Itii'Avr.

Henry, Maria, i Kelly. Alice. Kneeder. Howard. Knerr.

Walter, 'J. Lilppl'Il. I'etlT. Lecilom, Anna. Eossau.

Amlrew. C1. Mc'hllau. Lore I to, tX John, Mayor, Mary. 71.

Morttin, 70. Murray. John, 70. Simpson, Elizabeth. Sprinyer, Frank, 'J.

Stees, Viola, (1. Strawhritlge, b'ablla, 45. Sweeten, Rachel, 3-1. Yiguers, Thomas, Yohner. John, Wartiuan.

Wiiltain, Wentz, Albert, Whalen. Miehaei. Wilson, cieortje, 71. Decmher 7. SARAH, wife of Isaac Andrew, nyed 71 years.

Fninnii this rnorn-Iuk at o'clock, t'rotn huslmnd's residence. CaihHriiiL street, I'tillaheiphia. F'uneral services at the M. E. Church, Mantua.

X. at 1 oVloek. Interment in Mantua Cemetery. Relatives and "nt ii(l are hiviteil to attend. the Slh instant, JOHN' RRAD-LEY, Sr.

Fonerai Friday iiioni'mg at o'clock, from his late l.Vj'.f Tiernan street, oiX Dickinson, above Broad street. Solemn Rftjiilein Mass at si. Thomas' Church. Inu-ruienl al Vmetery. tho 7th instnnt, Mrs.

MA F.I DA. relict of the late Heienntin Brown, in the ye.ir of her age. Funeral services t-ln a' 2 o'clocic, at toe n-sideiu'e of Mrs. C. Dtntfeo, 1-1 Urau avenue.

Interment private. the Mb instant. HARRIET, wife of the late JamesO. Burn. Funeral at tho Cat -oral this inoiuingat 10 o'clock, faharp.

Interment private. CA RR. -On December 7, FANNIK, ilanshter of tbo late Patterson an Jane Carr. in tne t.tu year her age. FuiU'ral ibis nionihigat S.tio'cloei;.

irom tiie residence of her r.ui(lr:io:!ier, rs. saruh No. Vis Xorth TwelPh stre t. Hmh Mass at St. John's Cluuvh.

liiternieiitai Old Cathedral Cenietcrv. the 7th instant, EDM END OH I LPS, aged (i years. Funeral to-day at 'J o'clock, frorn his stm-in-Iau's reMdcnee, street, abovH and Cmnberjuiul. lutermeitt at Udil Fellows' Cemeterv. COLLINS.

-On December ALEXANDER 0OT--L( NS, aied yt'iirs. Funeral this morning at o'clock, irom Ihe resitlence of Itia daughter, Catharine Collins, ()teo street, oil' rront HiLh Ma-sftt the church of Our Lady ot lie: Visitation, interment ut Holy Cross Cemelorv. CR'TIIERS. -On the Mb insaut, MARGARET, widow id the Into Samuel in her 1st year. Funeral on Friday at 1 o'clock, from ibe refdde.ucc of her George Edwards.

Si-ty-fecottd street, beiuw Buist avenue. Interuumt at WotKllaudsCctiiet -ry. CFKUY. Ui the 7th ARtiARET CFI1RY, ag'-d vi'ars. r.f tli.a spenrtiliy invited to attend the funend, on Friduv nmiuing at s'j irom the rddenee ot her i Ilieec, No.

il.M West Soic-rset sireet. Solemn Re-qui-'Tii la4-s at St. ward's Church, luternieiit Hi New C.itheiiral Cenieirry. DA FH ITERS. (in Jf)HN C.

Funeral Friday uUcrnmui at '2 n'eloek. from his late residence. js south Fifth street, to proceed lo Bethel ALE. Church for service, interment iu vault. DaCi 0, S.

COSTA, youngest oa of the lal" John C. Da (Josu, Due notice id' funeral Will beiveil. DFAL On the 7th instant, A I'KR. son of At-ii lira s. and tt.

lat George Deal, a-e-d years and ti i.n.ntbs. Film -al on Friduv o'clock, from Ids meter's resiitt-nce, James street, Frauk-i'ord. Servics in St. Stephen's P. E.

Church ut 3 o'cUick. Duennord at North Cedar Hill. DETTERER. -At -New York, on the Slh InstAnt, son of thelate Kd-wawl Detn rer. in lu- ttid yar aire.

I he relatives and friend are invited to attend the t'uucittl services, at bis mother's residence. No. North seventh tr-et, on ihl1- Thursday even-trig at o'clock. I nteruiriit at Monument Ceme tery on Friday at lo, o'clock A. M.

I'riwite. DuI'lillKlt't the st inslnnt, ELIZA BETH, widow of th" late Henry I'ougbeiiy. ai leu late residence. North Ninth street. Due notice of the funeral will be I veil.

Fl I ZO in th 7th lntnnr. SARAH, widow of William it ibbons. Funeral this morning at S'-t o'tiiM ii. fri'Mi bei' late Nu. L'FI Pepper Mreet.

'I'hhiy-thst want. Suleimi Mas Ht si. Ann's, interment at New h'heihal i unetery. FLI-Tf 'II Ell. --On 7.

HEN JAM IV F. Kl.l, 1 I 11 I Jl III II, 7il M-rviivs Ibis atlernnoiial bis Imen. I- ileuce. Moil Nurtti '1 WeiilleUl street. Imertlieilt privau1.

FKK1 KH-Otl T'cenilKr IIFN'HIKTTR I.IS-KTTK TltFYLIl, widow nf the late Henry L. 1 I ill Ihe 71st year of her ak'e. T'uuenil ser- vices in-day al I P. lu-r late residence, IsUtl Nurtll KiKhteenth sireet. I lilerllienl prlynle.

FU'iiNKITKLH. -On tin- Sill liislaut, U.ZIK M. 1'ItON KIT Kl.ll. years. The reiulives and IViends of the family are respectfully invited toailcii'i the funeral, nit Thurs- i dav alTeriestnat It o'chs'k, 1'rnm Icr lute residence, Muiii'tninery a time.

InU'tiueut at Mutiu- i lli'-nl Ceinelery. I liecemher MAP.Y MNIIKAY. I widow of Oliver II. P. KuKutc.

KillieiMl servlisj this nTternnoii nt I o'ehs-k, Ht her lute residence, i liickiiisuii sireet. interment private. Frlclula I ill plense mult tlural OAI.I.AOIIKII.- On lieceinlier PATniCK (JAI LAOHKIt. Kimercl Friday liiornttiic at s1, n'ei's'k, freiu his late resiitete-e. Nnrtti Kn-irtti stn-el.

hulellitl Ite'l'lleill Mass at Ml. iclmel's Cliuri'll. i Interment at New Cataeilial Ceineierv, the nth KI'lVIN fil.KA. l'A I.L, aifsl TH years. oil Kalurdav.

I October IJ.at o'cl'K'k, Tmul Ills lale resldenei, 17ns I'rftbklulil avenue, 'i'u pria'oed lo 1'altuer vault. the 7l'l (1HIF-M'l ll.iureil l)cars. Funeral his al'icninou at i o'clock, Trnlll Ibe residence nl her slep lal her, AlcK. And. rs.ui, Nn.

II ith I'lilrty-seculiil lu-term. 'lit at Cemetery. Ihe Ml A Hi 1UKIIITK dan. liter of Frank and Muruaret c. Ilatten, luf .1 iiKiiilhs Weeks.

T'liiieral en Trnu.y I Hll.TlliH.ll at '-'n'l lis k. from herourel.ls' rel leliee, IHIli smith Ulead street. Ililerineiit at I'lillnslnil I Cemetery. II A Ml I. ION-On the SI li VINlTNT HAM- I 7-' years Funeral t.silay at n'eluek, froin ips late residence, ...) streel.

to Oreenwu'rti ad'P. Cenu terv. i HAItK -On IlissuiihT 7. 1.1ylK wife I.f I T. aired -111 yenri, Funeral un Frl- dav iiinriiitiir, lieceinlier II, al il o'clock preciselv, IY11111 Itnmdii'iv M.

Church, Cmntlen, N.J. 'In rins'i ed tu ilerPu, N. .1., Inr liitei'ineiit. Train eaves Market streit, Philadelphia, at A.M. II A ItTI.KY.

-On the 4tll HANNAH III'. HII KM IIAllTII wire ol lYIIIliiiil llarllev. in In siith year. nueral fr mii Icr lale Nassau street, Hie huh Insuuit, at 2 o'chs'k. 11A (In Hie Till or Iliss'lllber.

ef ANN MAIIHY. ni-eil ml years. Funeral li.ilavnt o'clock, limn her late Nn. I7tii r-wisid stis.i't. Iiit'-rnietil ai Northwissl cemrterv.

the nth Insl TlloMAI IIINIAN, .17 irs. t'uuenil lids mi.rnpnr al 11 n'ci, h-k, Irnill ll.c P'sldelice Ills Pro! her, Ihanol, No. I.IS Amli.v sireet. Mrteeuili mid Iimiii stn-els. r.i,leiiui Pe'tulepi Mass 111 Mt.

Ma.H.-hl'el clnirch. Inn, rmciit nl New aihednil Cemeterv, HollNIIL- WILLIAM C. lloLNFil. nt h's i-sidence, P-Vl Aldertnl, Jnie unlive will ivcii. On Hm piti A ItTII 10 of Ntninel h.

HowrtHl, imed 'I he lfitlve.itiol irleii.u of tup ftimllv nn fr-p-cthilly in li -d to a'P-ini dm fuioTnl, nn fntur ilnv nt u'i h-f'k, from tin tpldtom of In hu-hnii'l l.vJ-i Ahh street. Interiiivnt tireennmiitit Ci nieH-ry, 1IMWK. uitiheTlli Mr-. II A NU A IlflWK, I HI vnr I fH.it- lnvllnl tn hi tend Hi" Pim m'. on I toir I tinv itMirifiiH Itl 't IH'f Ule I i (nt f.

toH ri'i'toMM rt.nl pireet. pwdorn in A-tttupt ifii, intf rint'iit tivw I ihediMl in't T), of 4 1 FEA1TCIAL Tho Kears Appear to Have No Weight In the Market. It seems useless for the bears to continue their attempts to depress tho market, tor even the weakest shares of the list seem to break away from tliem at the very moment they appearabout to decline. The' have assailed pretty nearly everything In the list, yet prices continue to advance, and for the past few days their raids on the Goulds aud Yillards have been one of the Interesting features of the markets. So far as weakening tho market, their ellorts have been futile and not a few of them have been forced to cover ai a heavy loss.

Yesterday morning Missouri Pacific, Western Uniou and Northern Pacific prelerred were compelled to meet the brunt of their attacks, and wtial was the result? Missouri Pacific sold within the very narrow limits of percent. and (dosed the day wi'h a net gain, small in amount though it was. Western Union was not quite so fortunate. Its sales wero made at from SI1 closing at Sl'', which was lower than it, opened and Ihe same as Tuesday's tinal quotation. Northern Pacific preferred opened on a gain of 5.j at fiiP4, sold as low as Wa and as high as closing at or i' higher than the close llio preceding evening.

It was most susceptible to the attacks, however, and It was fortunate in possessing support from London, from which not alow buying orders were received, not nlouc in Northern Pacific prelerred, but In Krle, Louisville. CnionPaciticand Atchison. There was a break In the morning which aflceted Ihe entire list, but tho losses were easily recovered In the later dealings. Atchison weakened on a sale of shares by a Boston trader, who immediately bought a similar numner ot shares of Erie. Rock Island receded on orders to sell from the Consolidated Board and rumors that Its dividend would not be Increased, as had been expected.

Sugar was off on stop orders. These facts all came out shortly after the opening, and they, with the bears' hammering, caused the reaction. But in the afternoon thcelfccts of these disturbing elements bad been wholly removed, and while there were no sudden Hashes of strength or spurts of marked extent, the rise was gradual, and tiie list was carried to the best prices or tho day, not a few receiving the best, prices of the year, including Burlington, HI. Paul and a few others. The close was irregular and active, with values generally below their best of he day.

The range of Now York stocks was as fol lows: Onrit. liUih. Lmr. Am. Cotton Oil Dfi itu'i 2" Clnar.

M'-i t'T 4:1 40 up; '-'t llll'i Do. prof. Am. Sugar Ref. Co Do.

pref Top. Pitts Canada Ciies. 1 1, vol. clfs. VY-.

4li Hi" jr. mi'; 1- Do. Is! pref, JiT Do. nref Chic, Hur.it ()uin 1(1 Chlcairo Gas Co til." Chic, Mil. it St.

77' Do. pref Chie.it Northwest llf, Ciilc. It. I. it .1.

us ltl. HP i 1 1.V'4 7l7.s P7 nv.v; 117 ll 81 11.T'S f-llt US -1 1II7H (ilf'i wl P.H-4 17 41', l'U'j' x'i -i "JO ll'i 71 St.L. Colorado C. it I US'. ML II.

Consolidated Gas. Delaware it l'JJ Lack, West Ids. itCattleK. Co. Illinois llll'i KH-'i l''a Ii7 J.aeelede Gas Lake Erie it Do.

pref tiii' LakeSh.it Mich.S L'-cJ Louisville Nash, si N. A. it Ch. 1 Michigan Central. Missouri K.itT.Tr.

27 Nut. Cordage Nat. Lead Trust 17', North A nier. Hi" Northern 1.M Do. nref llei' (HIJ JI'Iv 4'.

ji -i' 41', flu1; S'U eili 41 b) 27-i Y. Cenl.it Hud N. Ch.it St. Do. pref N.

K.it Y.it N'ew 117' N. 'y N. W. ufd Oregon Imp Peoria. Dec.

it Phll.it It. vol.ctfs.. Ss: Pipe Line ctfs Pullman. P.C'urCo 17H! Southern Pac. 40 Ten n.

Coal, I. it R. t'nlon Pacific II Do. prof West. Union Wheeling it L.

lit! ho. pref "ii 40 40" 7i i a srr i'K maiiket. There was not much life to the trading on Iho local market, and both stocks and bonds were dull, with the inos: interest centered in the Northern Pacifies, Heading and St. Paul. Tiie latter was in demand, and the sales of 2.001.) shares advanced its price from to 7Ki the best price ot Ihe year.

In New Vrk It sold fractionally higher. Ueadiujr was still active on Kales ot shares, 19 l-llia 19 5-Hi being lie iniro within which its price fluctuated. The Pacifies were tho weak spot to the market, the common selling between -P; to and the preferred between fiii' and tis. Pennsylvania was steady, all Its miIoh beinir made at and Valley sold ex-dividend The balHiice of the list wan lifeless, uml the market closed dull and irregular. IlKVOCK SESoNS 10 O'CLOCK.

i Mannl'rs' N. Ml, Nor. I'll do i p. iiiyhanin i i 4i0 ill. ca-h in Ill l'i lot' 1U 1111 la i-i'.

lu I II! lots 77 ia cli 'Jl ill lsmi Nor. ll do IVO llo do 1110 flo tol.t ti'l Cft.il lots tin ilo .1 0 do do il do Tki St. Paul I'M do HHJ do rillsT SKSSloN-- o'clock. 100 T.S. 4.1',, i 17 Nor.

lots 31 T.S. IV 4.1',, Ifi no i'aellle li7. r. I.ehiL'li -in I 'd do Ii.ln no aria KeHiliiuc lots I til Iro do cash Ptl do Ili MC. 171 l'enna lots 44-, ni'Tw i.rs o'clock.

in Hers. pf. limn. li lop U-Mifh Val. ei-d 4 II do ex-d Is', 11 t.ehi"li Nav 4'' ie-1 Si.

Paul 77l; 3 do 77 r. Sor. l'acllle 21 i Nor. Pac. pr.e.vdi es, lots do si nil Il', lota 111! Iota ''P.

iii im I'. Mii' I'l in1. I'Kl do l-o do do 17 Penna do i do I loo do do 1KA1 do in) llo do lutH 'Jl do do PKiflNII HtXSUIS I. HO O'CLOCK, ion yor. I'riclH I') do do inn St.

Paul i do im do UK) do 71 7a liCvifl ID'. ACTKH Mi.sONS- OTUIL'K. Val. 1 Ins.Co.ofX.A Nur. raciilc '-'4 I It do do Jt N.V..I..tUW.Id0li.' imo Nor.

Io. il' Ill' I'D do Sj i.i', 'nt do lois r- V) iil I IC.VIIi Ill slii lie, sli I'M, in in 77 il do lol ls do lol do PUS ilo I'AV do lis, do Its', do Ill li II 1IVI llll lull Ml do i a I1' 4', M' Ht. Paul im Ilo do Slya im i'i do 7'i 'Il I'AI. MTW'K HAI.IX bnhili Valley. Nor.

I'm III'1 1" 'i I'licole IT. IK adi "1 LehlKliNuv t. llil'U. HI. Top.

4.i'ii ill All-iosoll Sundry al Total I ili ql'OTATIoNs. S'aPey. 4s 4' HenillnirM nr. I'm', "i Nav. 4-'t Nor.

P.ie. pref. n-'i SI. The A.I'll... II.

II. A It T. if1. I itiviilioir liimii il' Iil' SI1, llea'l'lin 1st pt i W. V.A 4yJ.

Aleliliion )' irri'iiiiiar. no.viia, JI.OIO Ami-rlean StcnmshlpOa imu e.oiiii Allantic Ity It. II. itrj l.lim I lly (i, Isl'O, unlii.ied IliP, h. lik'li iiliev coha iw, 1 I.iki.i llm.

Hull. I', tr.cla l(M'a i H.llll P. illullKeelisie liruU'e lis to i A.iiii It'-adliiK ll pref. Inc. i mii ii.imi li' iidloK lt pri'f.

Inc. 7 kiiJ i. iaai Ileinlliiit J'l pref. Inc. ft 4''4 il.inil Iteiilinv lid pref.

Inc. 40', (i.imi lleii'ltuit Jd prer. Inc. Ih.iuhi lieailltiH irenernl 4. Kr l.in li' iidinit cioia.

coup l-'7' i Tidal miles, fiVtJiM, miwtir or tu Imports Into Ihe rolled Klnu'dom hint week were: Wheal, btianela; com, husnelki lliiur, barrels. The I luiporta of forclcn wheat and flour and tlm I farmers' ilellerlc4 amounted lo (1, 1.T.7K10 buahela.for the nioro than the estimated weekly reiiilrenienls. Tun inoiiihly earnlnu" for hlenuo lius to far arc reported the larccal un record. I.ohlch Vullejr now has five hundred can years and month---. Funenil on F'ridav afternoon at 1 from his mother's residence.

No. net I'i-rce streeL Intt-rm Mil at Cemeterv. the 7th infant. PETER LAPPEX. Funeral on moriiingal 9 o'clock, from tho Oi'liee of J.

S. Kennedy, undertaker, 10 (jueen strtet. High Mass al St. Philip's Church, interment at Cathedral Cemetery. LFEDOM.

At Newtown. on December S. of paralysis. ANNA E. LEE DOM, aged years.

Funeral on Friday morning tit 11 o'clock, at Newtown Cemetery tint pel, without further the sth ANDREW LOSSAT. aged ct- yt-nrs. Funeral on Friduv morning at 7U o'clock, from his late residence, itv.vz Fawn sireet. Rcijiuem Mass at si. Peter's Church, lutermont at Holy Redeemer cemetery.

the sth LORETTO. d.iugh-terof William and Catharine Mcfiiltan. atred 10 years. Due notice will be given oft lie funeral. AAC Suddenly, on the tlth JOHN A AO, aged Si years.

Funeral today at 11 o'clock, from hi son's residence, Fpper Roxborough. Dderment at Trinity i.utheran Church (irmnd. the Mb JOHX MFRRAY, hu-haiid of Catherine Murra 70 years. Tiie relatives and friends of the familv are re-SH'ctfnlly invited tu attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon al 1 oYlirck. from ins son-in-law's resilience.

Jesse H. Bo s. 11 street. Tu proceed to Ronald.ion Cemetery. MtK'K.

On the nth instant GFTIRGE IL, son of John If. and Uosauna, Mock, iu thu 4th year of his age. The relatives and friend? are invited tn Attend the funeral services, at his parents' residence, No. 8'JI North Fourth street. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'eloi'k.

Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. NORMS. on September at his late resilience. S'JSouth Sixteenth street.SEI"!' I MI'S EDWA RD, son of the Ule Septimus and Cassandra Slump Norrts. Funeral on Fridav morning at in o'clock.

Services at church of tho Mediator at il precisely. Interment at Baltimore. HILI'ATIL At Burlington. Decemtler R.lsfil.Mr. JOHN SILPATii.

year of his aire. Relatives are iuviied to attend the funeral, from his bite York strei-t. on Friday at p. M. the B-tjiisL Churchul R.

without further notice. D-eember7, ELIZA BETH wife of l'Mward H. Simpson and daughter of Kate and the late Thomas MoOiverait. and graiuldaughter of Retire and the late Elizabeth Fisher, used years. Funeral on F'ridav afternoon at o'clock, front tho residence of her -topfather.

Mr. William U. sirnsser. No. l.Vi Kasl Montgomery avenue.

Interment at Palmer Ground. the 7th FRANK son of Stacy .1. and sallie J. Springer, agt-d years and ti mouths. Funeral this afP-ruoon at 'l o'clock, from parents' residence, No.

MitHui street, interment at AVharton Street Vault. STKFs.on December s. VIOLA STEES, daughter of Ernest and I Miz dn th Steps, aged ti years ami months, of diphtheritic croup. Funeral to lake place al 4D7 West Dauphin street, this morning at 10 o'clock. Interment private.

PTBA WBR1 DG I-'. December 7. ISABELLA, wife ol B. Z. stmwbrtdge, 40 years.

Relatives ami friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence, L'lM Spring Garden street, on Thursday morning, December id, at 11 o'clock. JiiLefment private. Kiudly omit flowers. SWKF.TFX.-At Ernnklinville, X. December fi, RAI'HI'L wile of Thomas S.

Sweeten. No. Iffilii Nell' street, Philadelphia, in the t-ar of lou-age. Funeral from the residence of her fat her, Thomas Fratiklinvllie. N.

tft-dav at VI o'i'lock. To pny-eed by 1 o'clock train to I'hil-adelpiiia, arriving nt Market stieei at 2 P.M. In-terniftiL jurivate a I Monument Cemetery, i'hiia-delplda. YUH Ohicniro. on December fi.

m. THOMAS of Philipaiid Mary the year of his age. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully i'lvitedtonttetid the funeral, on Friday afternoon at o'clock, from hi-' parents rfsaletuv, South sixth street, interment at Eoenezer M. E. Church Vault.

the7th JOHX, son of Marie L. and the Into John Ynlmer jigcd 2- yean. Funeral -rvices tliis afternotm at 1 o'clock, ut his mother's residence, Ibl 1 North Thirteenth street. Inlermi'id jirivate. WARTMA N.

On the 7th Instant, WILLIAM U. WAR MAN, son of William 11. and Wilhel-mina 1'. Wartman, aged pi year-. F'tmernl to-day at 1 o'clock, from his parent-' residence, Venango street.

Interment ut 1 Cemeterv. WENT. -on Ii-i-emher ALBERT D. WKNTZ, in his oiuh year. Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock, from the residence of his ton.

Dr. li. 11. Weat, Avhbotirne, Pa. Interment al White Marsh.

No itowers. the th instant, MICHAEL II AI.KN, at the reside nee of bin son-in-law, D. Mulrahy, Jarv is Due notice of the funeral will he given. WILsuX. -GEORGE, tn CVesBklll.

X. Killed by Northern Railroad Exprcs-. iced 71 vears, Finn nil from residence of his daughter, Mrs. George Wallace street, Phiiftdel-phia, to-day at iA.M. Relatives and friends invited to attend, especially members of tho Tenth Baptist Church aud the Grand Army iVt, SPEC! AL NOTICES.

ff-CSaai ME( II AN ICS' NAT ION A BAXK. Ileeemlwr III, 1SSI1. Tin Annual Meetinsr nl' st'M kliohlers of lliin Punk lor l-'leetl'ip Mireetnrs will he hel'i nt lim bankltiir Ill-use nn I KsilAY.tln' ICth n' next, between the Imiirsnf and P. M. WILLIAM UNiiLUlloWN.

ashier. DIVIDEND NOTICES. l'JIiLADELl'lIIA, km mat K. llll. The p.nanl or Ulreelnrs nr the I.KilHill ItAll.llllAli I'OMPANV this 'lay ile-elnnil a nnarp rlv iiNK ANI1 ON K-liUAKTKK l-i -It pavilhle Kit 11 lA Jllll-nary to the hiil'lentii tiie eaptlnl stiM-k as they ii i registered llm bunks nl the eumiiany at P.

M. tlii- ili, t-. on TIIUIistiAY.Janti.'iryH, ISM, ilividenils will be jmid in wnmen niilv. Wl LLI AMU, AT TiKHSON, Treasurer. LEGA NOTI CES -ZZZ.

IX THE COIMiT OK COMMON FLEAS KOI; TIIK uiiUNTY OF I'll 1LA DKLl'lllA, Jitt Term. IJM. N'l. KJS. ll.Vltl.KY el al.

vs. HANSON. In the Matter tiie Suminerset lln-iery The Aniiitnr afipmnie'l by the I 'niirl to amin I lit; Aeenlllit the Cull'ti: nweltltll Tilh I llsnralli und Trtisl li' i-eivernf lie- Stinirn'-rset Hnsiery I 'nml'iitty. a. ill report ill-lrihtilinii nl ihe bahinee iii tile lianils nl Ihe Aee.iiitnu.iit.

will tneel the parties inleresleil. I'ur Hie j.iirposes ni' his appointment, on TUK-UA Y. the Kcl iiiiv nl' lleeeml'r, IWH, at 3 nVl.iel. P.M., ut Ills nlll, No. llre.xel llllil'llmr, rnmer of T'ilth and I 'hestniit sl in Ihe eily of l'liilii'lelpliiit.

when and wliere all juries ure in iniike or prnve their claims nr be debarred Timn cnmiin: iii upon itd fend. W. M. UKKHAN. Auditor.

ESTATE OF JOHN 1IATTON, ill:" Letter', Tt sl amenta ry on tliealmvi. I'state hu un; been ralil. In the undersigned, all Uersnns indebted In tile said clap, are rc'ilicstcd in make idiviuent and I hose hjviinr claims to Hi" wiihieit dehiv, tu LOUIS KAT.KN-Ill'.Ult, SIT, Street. INSTATE OF JAMES MooiiE. JCK.KI.

I.rft'Ts te-tatn mi Hie alvivo etiit' lii 11m heen Kmnted to the all WtfMill to the (laid "-tHtCim re.iieftci lo make puyment, and thine havtrar cIhIhih lo then. mii- without uylav, to (ieo. A.llevl, Walnut Mreet vniiard M. Moore, 'Jo ri ilret-n street, or to their attorney, itfl'l's IIA Chnrd HTy. WOOD AND COAL.

1 Vest lehkih coal, cash ok 9 weeklv pavnitTitM. per wet-lc; lowfst prlcea p.ro;( I.M N. Tenlh GROCERIES. ijosroN HAKE!) DEANS, NEW MM hnllnnll. 1 tn l.s-.: New Hlli-c, A Pph'S.

t'V. ii mini, Mis.QVKIlN SON, -JUT M1KKT. FOR SALE. Vp'sTo ri(7xEsrlEM AXI (OXCKlir J.1 1 I ir raus play any tunes. Hyniplinulnns, Maii'liaet Inim I 'hest, Itepairiie: aspc-'y.

EDUCATIONA L. roLLKOKHF and MHMi'l IIA W. HI lilt II -eoinl. t'h rlfi'iil l-'iniPth Klouro, UT Olit CHKsl Nl' l' IhillndelplnA, MoMihiv. IVTieKin an I Nin'il mi.iiii, French nnd t'T ni'i, I K.eiinji.

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TRU Executes Trusts, Allows Interest on Deposits, Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent. --ritt tt n. nnilltio, rrsl.lent. Wn. S.

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