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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. PECEMUET! 2, 1S03. SATURDAY MOIINTNTJ. SPECIAL K0TICE3 sillies THE EXHIBITS FROM THE TURKISH SECTION World's Golumbian Exposition 87c. buys $1.75 Rugs $1.25 buys 2.50 Rugs 1.37 buys 1.75 buys 1.87 buys 2.12 buys 3.12 buys 2.75 Rugs 3.50 Rugs 3.75 Rugs 4.25 Rugs 6.25 Rugs By order of IIOIIANNES EITKNDI, Secretary of the Imperial Ottoman Commission, comprising Rugs, Carpets, Embroideries, Arms, Armor, Inlaid Goods, c.

To be Sold nt Public Auction Without Reserve, At Davis Harvey's Art Galleries, 1212 Chestnut St. On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 6, 7, 8, 9 MORNINGS.10.30 O'CLOCK AFTERNOONS, 3 O'CLOCK ON EXHIBITION SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND UNTIL TIME OF SALE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS The following Bargains are worth looking at $5.00 GILT CHAIRS, $3.50 I $450 INDIA STOOLS, $3,50 the BOYD-WHITE CARPET CO. FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY 1332 CHESTNUT STREET REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I.MIHO LO Plt(H'KHTIFJ4-CITY. III? WOItLIi'8 FA I It UODEL HOMES.

KOW OPES ON EXHIBITION A.vn SALE. itiO LAMnKRT BTREET. PEOPLE liKHK HAY IT A WONDER. AT THE WORLD'S FAIR THEY CALL IT OLE EH ih-t A (IRKAT HIT RY ROnKRTR; TTMF jijjJI. DON'T STOP BUYERS OR HENTEIW WHEN THERE IS A BAItUAIN TO BE HAD; 7 MORE SOLO IN DAYS; ONLY A FEW LEFT, WILL YOU RE ONE TO OET ONE OR mnret Ihm't tmf.

He tritt trait ynu to be th itulqe to tlw tmrpatn in prim, Itmbrrl fitrwt, bii'h side-i, north of Dauphin street, wegt of Twentieth Street. Wit I.I AM T. n. ROBERTS, Mi3 Lambert Street. O.flce on prrmtttt.

WE INVITE A SUR-S-iiJ- STANTIAL AND WEl.l.-ill'l HOM IN K.VT TO CALL AND EXAM IN THE REMAINING 2-STOItY 7-KOOM HOI'SK ON LAMBERT OK DAUPHIN ST. Th'w are complete in every department: as an in-vesttnt-nt tly have no smwrlor, ami for a perfect home we defy conipethm have every appouitm'iit of the lurgi'tu hutues. All wea.sk is a cull, ierms easy. Price low. WILLIAM T.

11. ROr.FRTS, 2313 LAMBKKT Street. FOR SALE TH PROPERTY NOW copied as the General UillcfH of the Pnnnyl-vaiii Hailroud Ctunpanv. situate at the soutii e.Ht mriut nt Fourth Mm i and Wlllin's AUev. Phil-delphta.

iving lilt feet front on the east sid? or Fourth street and a dvpth of iStt feet to Bingham's court. F'or particulurs apply to Joh'i C. Wilson. Heat Estate Ag-nt Penimyiviinlii Company, 23 South Fourth street, Philadelphia. 800 HOUSES FOR SA l.K-CAT A LOOUKS mailed free.

F'or harnins, C. Hurry Show-Coiiveynncer and Notary Public OfUct-j. beventeetuh and Oxford. tor tr. fri FlMt PALE-l-ACHE PIACK.

7-ROOMT hotiMC, line hnrn in village clear. uiTSaturday, 7 to 12 A. 4i.i N. Third st F'luck. OUT OF TOWN.

OT NIAGARA FALLS TUNNEL LANDS AND Tj." Buffalo real estate on sale, by H. S. Kincsley. nuimio. i ieim a.uire8 n.r map" ami oooxiei.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT LUi'KOVLD VilOV'SiLTX CITY. FOR RENT. i-J0-rORE AND DWKLL-Ins 2104 Dickinson street: 7 rooms, hot and ci.ld water. F'arrell. 'isA9 atharlne Street AA ARCH ST.TDESIRA BLR' 4-8TOnV store and buildinif will be divided lor rent H.

tf. Sibbs, North Tenth Slre't. FOR VentV lV-COR. 23T) AND MADT-son Square; 7 rooms, conveniences. Farrell, Catharine.

STjrKF.S, FOR RENT AHL'II STREET, RTORK and basement. KinleyJ.Tenpr.4-H Chestnut st. REAL ESTATE WANTED Jzk WANTED TO PURf'H ASK ON MAIN tT W. Pennsylvania Railroad, a residence pron-eity; must not be more than 1,1 mi es from Broad Htreet station or in prke more than tl5.ot0. Owners only need answer.

M. H. Brown, 719 Walnut, I REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED WASTED-FARM OR SMALL HOUSES for fine countrv residence. Faulty. 8.oiA)l rem uuRcuvous, nynecote, i'a.

fiOO, S4ft0, SS00 TO LOAN TH COM MERC1AL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, of 1'W A HCH street, make loans, accepting personal seenrity new nnd Improve! plan paymenti weekly on each 10t applied for. All personsds-siring to be placed in position to borrow from mi nnd not be required to pay exorbitant cbarssj without slmrim: in name, are requested to Investigate the method of this company. No publicity, over loans made during pual year. SIX PER CENT. MORTGAGES LL amounts; title and fire insurance policies furnished: state amount for investment.

WALTER ZIMMERMAN, UtX. Market St. Camden. ITIOR SALE-CITY GROUND RENTS 750 principal per cent: title insurance and papers without cost. M.

H. Brown, 7IU Walnut. I7OR SALE-CITY GROUND RENTS; J750 principal, per title Insured, M. H. Brown.

719 Walnut. OR SALE CITY GROUND RENTS morteiures. M. H. Brown, 719 Walnut.

OSJSY LOAN ON MORTGAGE AT lowest rates of interest. S. P. Walnut. THE TURF JjMRST ANNUAL RACE MEETING mm QBILDJJIS Under the Rules of the AMERICAN HUNT AND PONY RACING ASSOCIATION.

To be held at PHILADELPHIA DRIVING PARK, POINT BREEZE. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. December 1 and 2. Six Races Dallv. six Races Iliiltv.

First race called promptly at 2 o'clock each spaces reserved for coaches, carriages, etc, in oen-: tre field. Sijecial trains leave Broad and Market Streets, P. H. 1L. each day for the track at 1.30 P.

M. Re turn ncKet, witn aaroission, io cents. fiStancial VORTHERN SAVINOM FUND. SAFE Dtt POSIT AND TRUST COMPANY. IXCOKI'ORATKD 1871..

S. W. Cor. SIXTH and SPUING GARDEX W. FREDERICK SN YIIEH.

President. HAHLKS SANTEE. Vice President. HORACE B. PEARSON.

ec. and Treaa HENRY B. BARTOW. TrustOIHcer. BROWN BROTHERS 8.

Cor. FOURTH and CHESTNUT Streets. COMMERCIAL CREDITS. CIRCULAR CREDITS FOR TRAVELERS. CABLE AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON GREAT BRITAIN AND THE CONTINENT.

Money received on deposit and Interest allowed, First-class investment securities for sale. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. IOT OF PORTA BIrTrfCATK RS A LL SIZEsT and fireplace beaters; nearly new; cheap. 158 North Ninth btreet. (1A8, OIL AND GAK)LINE STOVES FOR beat in and cooking.

W. F. Dougherty, 138 North Ninth btreet. 150 HEATING STOVES; ALI.SIZES: SELL lagat reduced prices. 15S N.

Ninth St M0XEY TO LOAN ARE YOU GETTING READY FOR CHRIST-mas I ot, on accou ut of lack of nds. and desire some ready cash, you can secure (1U to fW upon your household goods without removal easy payments and confidential no waiting; In ample time to address D. 13, Times Office. MONEY. MONEY.

MONEY. To loan, reasonably and promptly, apoa, household goods and other security. Apcly at once Popular Brokerage Company. 102 Arch Street. WAISTS ANTED LOFTS OF MATED PWIOSS, A ntwei ua.

or cammoa aooaii nnl. Address N.R. It, Times Office. BrnON OfttheXfh tnat.WTLIIAM llff NRY. eon of Tboiuas and Murgaret Iludaou, wd 3 fears.

the relatives and friends or th family 1 Inviiml In ailoml Hie luneral, oh Ktiir-day inurniiig nl H'm o'i-lH'k. from bt pnrrtiia' nildcntv. XH y.mmt INtuulilu ST-ft Hlitn Mum at lh Vbmatiou 1 burcb. litlrtuBt ml ew aibi-dral Ceuieury. HI FT.

-On November MARIR tAHClA, dautfhifr of Frauk and Llute Hurt, aod 4 lit out It, KKKt K-On the Mth mt, HUH AN, wife of Jatvih M. keerk, of Roxtrtrougli. Due Doth-e of the I untral will be given. KM I -On the 3wrh ln-tnnt. MaHGARET, be loved if Jt-reoilah KUy.

'I he rvUtlve Miid frl-int of the family are re-rsirnlijr Inviitni to atirnd thf funeral, on tur-Uy morning at sStniVhiek. fnrm Hie refkitfu of h-r hunt mint, us Th'iiniwiin Hih'I, Milrmn qiileni Maw at Maiaibl's ChuftiU. liiu rtuant MK'albedral cnieiry. Weet Pradtord tnwnshtp. CheMf t'ountv, Pa on IburiKtny.

Snv-uitir 30, 1st, CA I IIAUINE.wlfeul Charles Ijtrkitt. Tli relatives and fronds of the family are stcllully Invlteil aiiend Inn without further from ber iubaiid'M n-sl-n-ncr, near DtmuiiiKUmn, on Mouduy, Dwiilr 4, I una. Meet at house at Mi a. M. Muss at St Jomiph Church DoMiilnilown, I'a.

ult, 1HAA0 D. LAW.agwd yeara, Ftinerml serytces at his Me resldf-we. No. 82 Weaver strt-etun Sunday aftrrnoun at 2 o'clock, lnivriuvnt at Monunafiit ivnn tery, private. LKE.On the ult, MARY daiight'-r ot Jtmn man Mary le, awd 10.

Mineral tlnw morn-Inn at 8 Ho o-'eloek. frmu hr imreuts' refldenc1, loosrHiuth Keventeentb street eoleujll lU-quh Mans at st. liarlt-s'. LKWKI On th 2h ultimo. MARY A.

HKoW.M widow of Wll.him lwrllen. at a.1. luteriueut Cwlvatown Ctuif tery. Colt-stowii, N.J. McCULLFN.

On the th ult. MARTHA, wife of John I. McCuKen and duilkhler of the late John and Margaret Cardweli, In her year. Funeral to-tiay ut 12 o'clotrk. from the reshh-nee or her bUKhaml, 710 Stmib l.lrvenlh utm-t sT-vUv at theFcunh Prvabytt-rlau Church.

Forty-seventh and KlngatMUi avenue, Weat Philadelphia, at 2 o'clock. Mn.i.ll the nh ultimo, JAMES R. Rged 41 yeKrn The relative ami friends of the family, aIo THmmany luh, ol he TwentWh ward, are rcNeet-fuily Invited to attend thf lunerMl, on Mondny niurulng at anu o'cltw-k, from late rrnhlfnc-, 2rj Cievt-laud avenue, FUhtceiilh ui.d Norm trefta. llitfh Keti4t-ni Mans at Ht Elizabeth's. Interment at New Cf Jidrl Ceuieterv.

Mcl.AL'OHLlN.-On the 3uth ult. LIZZIE, daughter of Art bur and Julia months, Fum-ml this nllernoon at 2 o'clock, from her par-eutti' rt-sldeiice, 'ilZX Eiit 1-eliluh avenue. Mrl.FFH.tm thtrtn ulltino, AARON McLEES, in his 341 year, The relatives and friends of the family. a1o Fd-wlti H. stuiirt Ciub, Mxieviith ward, and White Elephant 1 lub, are renpecttullv Invited to attend the fuiM-ral, on Sunday, 8t Instant, at 3 o'clock, from bis liite residence i heiiaugo street in teriiieut at Hanover Cemetery.

of pneumonia, MARTHA MACDONALD, mred 65 years. The remtlves and friends are respectfully In-vihd to attend services, at her lute residence, pttl Parker Minvt, Saturday. December 2, at 2 o'clock. Interment private, the 28th ult. THOMAS MATHER, in his H4th year.

Funeral from the residence of his son-in-law, Edwin Roberta, S6US North Twttntysecoud street (Tioga), to-duy at lv.30 A. M. MII.LRR.On November 28, CHRISTOPHER H. MILLER, In thfiilst year of his He. Funeral on Sundtiv Hfternoon at I o'clock.

I ruin the residence ot his son, Mr. William Miller, No. East 1 horn run street BIOEI.LEIL-On Ihe 2fth MAODOLINA MOEi.l.ER, aged 71 years. Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the resi'lenuv of her sou-ln-law. Mr.

Charles AshoiT. lUlti Hancock Btreet. MORI A IlTY. On the 20th ult. MARY, wife of William Morlarty.

agid 40 years Funeral to-day at S.i.O A. from ber husliHiid's residence, 4il8 Market street High Mass at St James" Church. PATTON. In Columbia, on Wednesday at noon, FMMA, eldest daughter of Geueral William Pat-ton. Funeral will take place from her late residence, In Columbia, on Saturday at 2 P.

M. POTTS dn November 80, Iffl'S. FRANCES F. POTTH, daughter of Henry and Annie Potts, aged 2 years and 2 month luneral from her parents' residence, 6V8 Penn street, Camden, N. J.

REESE On the 1st Instant, at Camden, N. SUmaNNAH, widow of Peter Reese, aged C3 years. The relatives and friends are Invited to attend tbe funeral services, at John's M. E. Church, Philadelphia, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment at Mount Peace Cemetery. REINER. At Line Lexington. November 38. 1893.

LYDIA H. REINER, widow of Bishop Jacob K. Reiner. Funeral this morning at lo o'clock. RHKLL-On the 2ftth ult, MARY wife of Ut-orgc Rhell, aged 47 years.

Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock, at the residence of her husband, 1712 Aider street ROBERTS. At I.lddonfleld. on the SOth alt, WTL-LETTA, dauKbterof Dnnnellia and tbe late William B. Roberta, In her 17th year. Funeral from the Methodist Church.

Bristol, ou Monday, December 4, at 1 o'clock. ROSE. On November 28. 1693, LOTTIE DOBER, only daughter or Harrietts, nose, in the 23d year of her age. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her mother's residence, i4 Spruce street ROY FIR.

On November W.ROYER, In the 53d year of his age. uneral services will be held at his late residence, 2-2 Winona avenue, German town, at 11 A. Wednesday, December 6. Interment at Potts-town, Pa. RUMAEY.

Suddenly, November 2f, 1898, MARGARET daughter of Charles W. and Hannah C. Rumsey, In her 27th year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence, 4338 Freeland avenue, Koxborough. Interment private.

RUTH, On December I. 1803. JOHN son of Ellen and the late John Ruth, aged 26 years. The relatives and friends of the faintly, also the Central Club, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at o'clock, from his late residence, 1837 South Eighth street. High Muss of Requiem at the F'piphany Church.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. the SOth JAMES R. BAYERS, aged 36 years. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from bis late residence, 1126 Passyunk avenue. SCHWARZ-DEHLER On the 30th of November, lb! 3, LENA, tieloved wife of V.

Jacob Sch wans, and granddaughter of the late Charles and Mary Dehler, iiged 25 years. 1 lie relatives tmd friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Mondav morning at 9 o'clock. frm her late residence, 3261 Kdgemont street Requiem High Mass at tbe Church of the Nativity. Interment private. Esston papers please copy.

8TEINHART. On the 30th nit, JOSEPH, son of Robert and Catharine steinhart, aged 27 years. Due notice of the funeral will be given. TURNER. -On November 28.

BOSK, widow of WllMam C. Turner, In the 7oth year of her age. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. 16J0 llewson street, between Tulip and Memphis streeta TYAS.On theSitth ult, JOSHUA TYAS.aged 57 years. Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 234 Leamy street.

WOOLMAN. -On Novemher 29, WILLIAM C. WOOLMAN, eldest Bon of the lateThomas B. and Elizabeth M. Woolman- Funeral on Severn h-dny, 2d or Twelfth Month, at 12 o'clock, from bis late residence.

No. 318 High street, Burlington, N. J. November 30. 18C3, MARTHA, wife of the late Jeremiah Zsne.

Funeral this morning, December 2, at 11 o'clock, from the residence of her son, Pensaukln. N. J. RELIGIOUS NOTICES rp-Lsa STUDENT THEATRE SERVICE FOR students and non-church-goers, WALNUT STREET THEATRE, SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3. S.

M. SAY FORD, The popular College Evangelist, has again been secured, and will deliver the address, MRS, CHARLES H. WEVILL WILL SING. The student chorus, orchestra and college quartettes will furnish an attractive musical programme, conducted by Professor W. J.

Boebm. Doors open 7.15. ri-rSa CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR, THIR-LJH-SaTY-KIHHTH ahove OH ESTNUT. Rev. WILLIAM BoDIN E.

D. Rector. Sunday Services: 8A. Holy Communion 11 A. Morning service and Sermon (with Holy Communion on tbe first Sunday of each month); 2.48 P.

tbe sumUty School 3.S0 P. Ai Children's Service; 4.15 P. Evening Prayer; 8 P. Short Service nnd Sermon (Choral service on the first Sunday of each month). Strangers cordially Invited.

fT-rSss ASSOCIATION HALL, CENTRAL LKTSi Branch Y. M. C. Fifteenth and Chestnut Sts. Meeting for men only.

Sunday Afternoon, Decern ben 8, a. 46 o'clock. Doors open at 3.80. Address by Rev. CHARLES WOOD.

D. subject, "Integrity." Music by Mozart Sextette, of New York, and Miss May Whitney, also of New York, Soloist All meu welcome. rj-raa BEACON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SPECIAL NOTICES r-Sa ALLEGHENY COUNTY. LKTST OFFICE OF COUNTY CONTROLLER, Notice to Holders of Bonds of the County Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania.

1 he Sinking Fund Commissioners of the County Of Adegheay. State of Pennsylvania, by virtue of authority vested in them by act of Assembly approved April 23 A. D. 1HR3, do hereby notify tbe holders of Allegheny County Compromise Bonds, that bonds numbered and dated as follows, to wtt: Coupon compromise bonds Nos. 368, 88s, 370, 374, 377, 879.

30. 381. 382. 384, 887, 388, 389. B90, iiUS, 397.

4'4. 4(5, 4011, also registered compromise bonds Nos. 578. 606, 609, 610. 618.

624. 6.5, 629, 631, 638. 640. all bearing date of Jannary 1, 1863, and maturing January 1, 1813. will be paid, together with interest to January 161-4, uoon presentation at tbe cflice of the CV.unty Controller, at Pittsburg, at which time all interest on said bonds will ceae.

RFIUBEN MILLER. JAMES J. DONNELL, JAMK a. ORIKR, Sinking Fund Commissioners. fjpgs ADVERTISEMENTS ABsVEDmSlRflEDOTS Intended for publication In the whole SOUTHERN, WESTERN and FOREIGN EDITION of tho ZiS'JMAD PRICE CUMEKAT-must be delivered at the office, heton 4 o'clock on FrfctoT.

AMUSEMENTS fpJIK BIJOU. mM EXTOSA (LA BKLI.K SlrFLUSE) Who haa won favor and fnnune by her phenomena! gift a whlitler. TWi A DAY AI NEXT WKFK, With the Grandeat omiim'us Perforuauca Bill KverOlbred. THR PRICKM REMAIN THK AMK. 'ill KM NUT STREET OPKllA IIOI'HK, Fv-ry Kveidiig, Matinee To-Day.

UK 1.1 iiwy Ht the Rat1' at Every performance. Ida riilh-r Dance Creations nl Every Performance. Next wivk-l44l bui one, HoPl'ER, I'aiijaudrum. (Ill ES't NUT STREET THEATRE. very Evening, Mntliu- To lisy.

It ronton Htm urd's (inatevt sunvsa, N. xt we. k-jut wi'. of AUInnn llACV. UtOAU S'I'ltKKT 1 I1KATIIK.

'J u-nlRlii, i4iit Time, llll'ol IIKIl JOHN. MORE BEAUTUTL SOUVENIRS TO-DAY MATINEE. 0nT Owing to th Great Kneels of Thursday's Souvenir Matinee the Will Give to Each Person Ho din-a Iteservinl eat Coupon at tbe MATINEE TO DAY A HANDSOME DRESDEN CHINA AFTER-DINNER CUP SAUCER SOUVKNlll I GKT A RKAI'TIV'UL TI KE A I TI-IMH Nr. It TO.DAV. CUP AND HAULER.

Nnt Weelt-MR. A Nil KKNDAI. In Ih Hei'oiKt Mr. Taiiqueray." uow on aale. 1 IROAD iTRKKT 'HEATHS.

EXTKA. I. XT WKKK. IIV AND MUS. Antl Their Intlnn Uomnnv, Prcwntlnir for the Firat Time Flnvro'B wlileljr lilacuMatxl I'luy.

mi ivEi. TAKPERAY Boxes and Keats Now on Male. HHOCIATION HALL. MONDAY EVENING, PECEMBER 4, AT ft OVLOfK. WSkM FUiMiEIS LI.

WILL 11KAD FOR A rllAIHTY. RFFRVED HF.ATK 1 (JKNKKAL For Sale at Fl-clier'ri Flnno ilnoius. 1221 ('heatuut Strvet, on and alter November 28. CAPKMY ftr MUSIC." leasee and Manager ttltAND OPKhA, Vnrti-r the Dh-ectloii of HKN11Y F. ABIIKY AXI1 MAI IIirK ORAU.

TUtSUAY EVEM.Nli. DIX'KMlJKtt 6. at i. FA UST. MMF.

KMMA EAMFA MLLTL BAUKK.MKIS I Kit and MI.I.l!. OUERCIA. M. F.IXIUAUD UK UlitZKK M. MAHTA I'OUIl A.

Hit). AM 'II F.TTI and M. JF.AN 1K Conductor. M1U. ini ANCINFI.I.I.

Thurwlav F.venlng. 1 Pll I I.KMON FT BAUCIS and Ih-Lvmlier7. I CAY ALI.KH1 A HUTIUANA Heats at FISCHKR'S. 1221 CHKHTN IT St. JAHK." MATIN HE TO-DAY.

OIVE THANKS THAT MARIR JANKKN THE SUCCKSS OF THE BF.AXOS. DKLMONICO'S AT IB Yonr Amusement Food for this Week? Seats lib Chestnut street and Theatre. IIOYT'H HCREAMER, MATINEE TO-DAY. With Mr. TIM MTTRPHY and the Original Ca Next Week" UOH.

TTiooi) ex posTtion. BROAD AND VINE STREETS. LAST DAY. Mrs. ROKER lectures to-dav at 8 P.

M. Subject: 'Choice DtsbeB of East India." SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS TO-DAY. SHOCIATiON BALL. TO-NIQHT. DONE IN BLACK AND WHITE BY THE Illustrated Lecture bv WILLIAM N.

JENMNfI THB SPLENDORS OF THK "WHITE CITY Will be -shown In 150 AG I FICENT VlEWS-150. Reserved Seats, 75c. Admission. S0a Tickets now on sale at FISCHER'S, 1221 CFl ESTNUT Street. MISS H.

HARRIS, Manager. EW CENTURY DRAWING ROOM. TWO BONO RECITALS MR. MAX HEINRICH. The Celebrated Baritone and the World's Greatest Llederslnirer.

MATINEE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2. EVENING. MONDAY, DECEMBER t. Reserved Seats.

Il.oo. Balcony, 50c Tickets at FISCHER'S PIANO BOOMS. 1231 CHESTNUT Street MISS a HARRIS Manager ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TWOCONCERTa S. BEHRENS Manager MONDAY, DECEMBER 4.

Afternoon at 2.1). Evening at GERMAN MILITARY BANDS. -P 80 I CAVALRY I MEN of 26 Men. I 0 Ii.r i hi i of Men. I Seats, 50a.

75a and $1, at Fischer's. 1221 Chestnut St. IARNCROSS' UTH STREET OPERA HOUSE ABNCKOSS' verv Evenlmr and Rat. Mat. CABNCROSB- First Week of CARNCROS-' SEVEN SOUTHERN STPTERS, CAR NO Ross' Tne Hair In-wli-o-ratora.

CARNCROSS' THK MIDWAY PLAISANCE, CAHNt'ROss' Introducing CARNCROSS' CAMEL PROM CAIRO ani GRAND BALLOON ASCEN'ON. rpEN THOUSAND GOT THEKeYesTER DA YT WHERE? )TTaiB. THE LADIES- TO THE 2 LTULTU GEM THEATRE. EVERYBODY DELIGHTED WITH THE C3SEAT YAHOiEVBLy A GRAND FROM FIRST TO LAST. rpHE BIJOU.

J. Eighth street, ahove Race. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE From 12 M. to 10.30 P. M.

lloaRter Refined Variety BI1L It THE BEnT ACTS 18 BlirReat Bill in the World. LADIFS' AND CHILDREN'S THEATRH, Orchestra, 25c, Gallery. 10 WINTER CIRCUS, BROAD and CHERRY Streets. Don't fail to gee the Animal Sensation, THE WRESTLING UKIZZLIE Prices, 10. -2o, no, 7oc Boxes.

1. Children, half price, except gallery. Matinees, Monday, Wednesday and Saturdav. Next Week WALLACE, the Untamed LION. 9 TH AND ARCH DIME THE JANE DAVIS.

BIGHKST Height, 10 feet Inrnesi BELLE CARTER. The Lady with the Horse's Mane. SHOW ir.v KB PRESENTErf in the i ncatre. Calender's Orielnal Georaia MioatrelB. GIRAKD AVENUE THEATRE, verr NlBht.8,15.

Mau. Wed. and Saturday, And on Thanksgiving Day. RICHELIEU. MR.

CBETON CLARKE aa RICHELIEU Next WeekMr. Clarke as Hamlet. PEOPLE'S THEATRE, Kensington Avenue and Cumberland street. Matthees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.

THE PHODIOAL FATHER And MAGGIE (LINE. Next Week Hanlon's "t-uDerua." 1HK LYCEUM. Matinee Daily. tf ILMORES AUDITORIUM. JT Walnut street, above Kiarhth.

HOFKINfV TRANMM'EAMC HFJSCTALTT CO. And Dan Creedon and Tom Tracy. Popular Pi-Ices. Matinees To-day and tfatnrdaj. MPIRE THEATRE.

Mtuie Tuesday. Tboreday ana Sawramy. MMLU6. Ei- Ww mm FM EreSDTflll 1 mi ma Bin ca. -Mm CI." I NO OF FOHM'fN MAIL'S AT I'lmiOlHl FOR lb- w- ending Ihtwtnbvr tf.

i Main lilttue, 1 M'NIAV-Ai i A. for Rooms del Toro, mt H. R. Hweiigor, from New Ortetim at 8 A. for TruxtUo, iwr N.

1'IamiI. fniui Nvw at 8 A. for Costa Rtc, via l.lmon. per b. h.

A. i'umnU, fmm Nt-w Orlenns at 6 A. for N. plt-rrH-Mldiielun, x-r ti-ann from North Hydnry 1', Ir l.filxe, Puerto Curies and (iiietanisla, vr m. Htlllwnter.

from New Orleans at it l. for China and Jaimn. iarslamer Iruni Vancouver (he Mi-ully via at P. for Euroiw. ef n.

K. Spree, via Soul ham pton snd Krenu-n 1 rrland, hen HH-tilly addrenM-dl at 1 1 1. for 'n-iuel mid CiirucMu. per Caracas (Colombia, via Curacao, Wh'-n Mpechtl'y addn-w-d), 10 14 A. for nelglum direct, pern H.

Helgenl nd. via Antwerp Hie'lally a idreiMiii hi 8 P. fur Kuro, ner H. M. Ih rlln, Via Mtiulhnnipton siwetullv addren-edl al II P.

for I-i-rliine Ixlaint. I'nvtl (except Jeremle) and aMntila. perM. Ath a WKDNEwUA 6 A. for 4 treat Britain and Ireland.

mt Indiana, via tjneeiiMown (heu si dally tidilremli; at A. for IM-gtuin direct, per Ks.Hwtiertaod.via Antnvrp (when KIH'clHlly uddrcMHeitt; at ItA. fur Europe, per hi Mnjesile, via Uiieenxlowo i at 8 A. fur culia, rs. h.

1 itxlilngloii. via llavui-a lien ai rlitlly aldn-'-iM dot A. for Indwurd Inlands, pwf I. H. Muriel (lr't)da, Tr nUlad and 'lotiago, W' en SctNlly ftilreaMi1 1: at A.

for liel-gliiin dln-t-t, p-r S. H. Wisternland. vU Aniwerp when antvlallv aihln ssedl: at II. Hi A.

Colony ami p'r A run, vta Capo Town atttP. 1'iiirlo Cortes, ar H.s.tityot Dal Ian, fioin New Orieiins at II I'. for Grenndn, Irluldnd, Tobago and Deiiierara, per Carib Prince. THL Netherlands direct, perKK Lli.m, tin Roitenlnm (when aeclally addressed); at A. tor lleriiimlu, p-r s.

Orlnm-o at 9 A. lor Nhhaiui, N. and Hitntlagi, culm, perS.H Niagara; at 11P.M., for Fortune Island, Jamaica and Jeremle, per K. A Ivena (Costa lllca. Via I.I111011, when HpL-ciully addreHed).

Fit I DA Y. At A. for Puerto Itlco rtlreH. per Galllna at P. for Rocm del Toro, per S.

H. Tyr. from New Orleans at P. for France. Switzerland, Italy, Sjiulii, Poriug-d.

Torkt-y anj lirittali India, per S. s. 1 Bouritogrie, via Havre: at P. lor Europe, per s. I.ncania, via tJ(ierntown (Germany.

France, wltzerlinnl. Itnly, Hpatn, Portugal. Turkey and RrllMi India, when IM-clally addrexsel at II P. for Germany, per 'I rave, via Bremen (other iwrts 4M Europe, vta Pouthurnpinn and Hrcmcn. when siciallv ad-dresned) at II P.

fur to-noa, pr s. S. Fulda (w hen Siec1ally addrtiw-dl at P. In Plata couutrle direct, tx-r S. M.

Dnlton: tat II P. for Netherlands direct, er S. s. erliendiim. via (when specially addressed! at II P.

for Cmniwche, hlapaH, Tolmsen tmd Yucatan, per Onxni'M (other Mexican sutes anl Itilm, when pi'i'lally addreMSeih; at II P. for Venezuela, urneao nod Snvanllla, via Curaciio, per S. Mara-cullxt (other Colombian ports, when speclully ad-drtBtt). SATURDAY. At 8 P.

for Australia and Hawaii, per steamer from Vancouver twhen speclully H4ldresa4'd via Vancouver). PA IL V. Mexican overland at 11.10 A. 9.30 P. M.

and 10.80 P. M. Foreign registered msll atBP. M. Malls for China.

Jajian. Hawaii and Anstralla, Via Vancouver (specially addressed only), at 1 P. M. Malls via New Orl-nri at ti P. M.

and ao P. M. Malls vta Sau Franclacu at 11.10 A. M. and 8.80 P.

M. Mulls for Ht Plerre-Mlqueion, via Boston, at 4 P. M. Mails for Newfoundland, via Halifax, at 4 P. M.

Mails for Cnha.bv mil to Prt Tupa, close dally at 10.30 P. Supplementary mails, Wednesday and Friday 11 A. sund 8 A. M. 1 Stilling from Port Tampa, Monday, Thursday and lNiturday.1 Mulls for China and Japan, per S.

S. Oceanic, close at Sun Francisco December 19. Malls for Australia. New Zealand. New Caledonia, Hawaiian, Fiji and Niniouu Islands, ier H.

S. Alameda, close at San FrHiiclNCO December 14, 1WI, Malls fur Hawaiian Inlands, fier H. Australia, close nt Sun Franc-sco Dee-inler 23, 1SH3. Mulls for Society Islands, per ship Troplo Bird, close at San F'rancisco St, 1813. W.M.

W1LKINS CAKR, Postmaster. Dkcemukh 2, imi3. PERSONALS McOARRVS MONEY LOAN OFFICE. N. E.

Cor. Fifth and Vine Streets. Esiah. In 18 Itv u.oou to loan at reduced rates on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, silverware. Dry Goods of all kinds.

Goods received on (storage, with or without advances. Perfect security guaranteed. The only Panubroklng in the city protected by the Holmes Electric Burglar Protector. TRS HOFFMAN. BUSINESS CLAIRVOY- jvL nnt, tells names of her visitors and tbe name in lull of tbe one you marry.

00 ran kiln Street M('(4EE. OF COUNTY ANTRIM I Ireland, If in this riiy, will please call at tr29 west 1 nompson st, as bis sister wlttiea to see mm, SG ROUQ I EZO DEVI I' HTIW XO BY CAP. RELIANCE ELF.iTRIC CO. SPE CIALTIES. 720 SANSOM STREET.

TTlflHKsrr PK'UES PAID FOR LA DIKs' AND I gents' good cast-on clothing. Address No. 6l South Sixth street R. HARDT-S PENNYROYAL PTLTfl. 91.

Sold by Druggists. Office, 208 North NINTH. EADQUARTERS FOR RUBBER GOODS. LEVICK'8 SON A CO. 720-120 Cheat nut HELP WANTED 01 ALE.

CANVASSERS TO SELL FUELTNE, THE great heat producer. Saves one-fourth the coal destroys cinders and coal gas. Packages by. msll. lot) to 20u per cent profit; sales Immeiiaa, Green Chemical 812 Noble.

WANTED RELI A BIE I VER AL ing representatives for established home, sul-ary 8780 and exp. Enclose re f. and self-addressed atpd. env. The National, ai7 Omaha Build'g, Chicago FEMALE, WANTED RELIABLE ACTIVK TRAVEL ing representativeH for established house.

Salary 780 and exp, FJncloHe ref, and self-addressed stpd. env. The National, 317 Omaha Build ANTED LADIES TO DO WATER COLOR Painting at home. Send stamp. Miss B.

E. TRIPPE. P. O. Boi H.3ii.

Boston, Mass, AGENTS WANTED AG 1-S WANTED AGE TS ARE WA TED In every locality to sdl by aubscrlntlon "ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND MEN OF WAR TIMES," by A. K. McClure, Very liberal terms will be given. Address THE TIMES, Eighth and Chestnut, Philadelphia. WANTED-AGENTSto" SELlT OUR NEW booa.

"Common Sense in Business Matters." sells at sight Send for circular. VoORHt.ES A BL'DD, 178 MONROE Street, Chicago. SITtTATIOXS WANTED (-1ERMAN OIBL WANTS SITUATION FOR housework. 1304 Wallace Street. AUTUMN RtSORTS A.TLAXTIC crtr.

REMAINS OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Every convenience, Including hot and cold sea water baths and elevator. THE A. B. ROBERTS COMPANY, J.

D. SOUTH WICK. Manager. II OTEL TBATMORK. ATLANTIC CITY.

N. J. OPEN ALL THE Aft. SPECIAL RATES OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

f. W. HEMSLEY A SON. HE ELKTON. KENTUCKY AVENUE.

upen ail tue rear, bpecuu races for full. E. WILE. MISCELLANEOUS. JACKSONVILLE.

FLA. Constructed by the builders of the Ponce de Leon. Overlooks beautiful Orange Grove. Surrounded by palms and located on ST. GEORGE Street, south ol the Plaza, MRS.

MARY FRAZER. THE GRAND VIEW, JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA. Location unsurpassed: on high ground. Help selected from White Mountain resorts.

'Bus meets trains. Reasonable rates. Address G. W. SMITH.

AMUSEMENTS Gl RAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT. THE LILI PUTIANB la MstineeT-Pay. 115 A TRIP TO MARS. Branch Ticket office, 111ft Chestnut Next week, last week Lilliputians.

Seats now selling. IOREPAUOH'S FAMILY THEATRE, Mats. Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday "THE BLACK FLAG." Prices 31, 20 or 50 cents Next week-" CAM I LLE. -TATIONAL THEATRE. J3l THANKSGIVING WEEK ATTRACTION.

MATINEE TO-DAY. THE POWER OF THB PRESS. Next Week Peter Jackson In Uncle Tom's Cabin. ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN. Open every day.

Admission, Children, to cnts. Saturday and legal holidays, excepting Fourth of Jnly, Adults, Children. Sc. fpHE GREAT EUROPEAN MUSEUM. 7o8 CHESTNUT mreet.

The human frame revealed In ail conditions of health and disease. extraordinary wonder Open A. M. till it P.M. For etenUemen only Admission.

2S cents. STANDARD THEATRE MATINEE DAILY, except Monday. Pat Rooney ComSra. la LORD BOONEY. HALF-PRICE UR GRF.AT sale of new patterns in Smyrna is still goni on.

I here are nearly left of the original lot. Sizes: 18x36, 21x46, 24x36, 26x54, 36x40, 30x60, 36x72. NOVELTIES IN CHIFFONIERS TOILET TABLES. FANCY CHAIRS, DESKS, ETC. Al'CHKR.

On NovrmiwrV, FLMINA wife of the laie If.iho K. An h-r, the dlatrlct of Kensington, d- a "ted tula lift- the alove dnt ng.d "6 fuie-ral this afterinKin at 1 o'eUK-k. Inun the rstt-in of her son-in-law, Mr. John Wall work. Uio llanver atrivL A VERS.

On the 3oth ol November, FANNIE, wlilow of the lute Jamm A. Avers, aged 5 years. Funeral on Bunday at 10 o'clock, Irom Ida re! of her aoii-lll-law, Mr. Louts Hick list, lfu6 Cu mac street. BAKER.

-On November OT. FMMA wife of Jutut-fl F. linker nnt daughter of Amanda and the late Jnhn W. Jjodamtad, aed 3: yetin. Funeral thlH afternoon, Decvnitn-r 2, at 3 o'clock, from her biiHtMind's rvsidi-net.

V.1S Itrwulway, Camden, N. J. BAHTHKI.OMKW.-On November ay. MAHY A it Austin Hartholomew, cel years. Funeral Monday afternoon at oVIork, nt the resident of her Hliter, Mrs.

LouU Mvredhb, Ut-7 Van Pelt strti't. BASTIAN. -On Novrmher 8. MARGARET, widow ot Ctarlitnpher C. liasllan, In year.

FuuiTal on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from lute residence, soutbi'itnt oiirner I litefnth and Pasiyunk avenue, services at Trinity Lutheran Church. BERING Kit On the 30th MART widow of An run D. Berlnger. Due notice of funeral will be iven. BOWERS -On November 2.

FREDERICK F. HdWKRs. aon of Ssirh and the late Charity I). Bowers, iied 2o years and K' inontha, untral on Sunday afK-rnoon at 2 o'clock, at bis mother's residence. No.

9-itt Randolph street. theSoth MARY BRADLEY, I-uiieral thin morn Inn at Hi o'clock, from the residence of Patrick Fahy, No. 13 2 Priiebett street, below Ellnwortb. (solemn Uitfb. Mahs at ft.

Teresa's Church. BRADLEY. On the 30th QlL. daiiffl-(pr of the late Michael mid Hoxina A. Brail Icy.

Due notice of the funeral from late residence. No. 1-tlti Ellsworth street CARE On the Sftth ulL, FMZA CARSE, in the 7-tlt year of her ae. Funral from the residence of her biother-ln-iaw, Mr. Iaac Wllnon, No.

1816 North Ftttb street, this afternoon at 2 oV'ock, CLE MO NS. On tbe2Htb ultimo, ELIZABETH wif' of John R. Clerounn, and daughter of t-umuelj. and the late Elizabeth B. Youns.

Funeral today at II o'clock A. from her late residence, 7tf5 North Seventeenth street. the 28th ultimo, GEORGE W. CLYMER. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 47u8 Westminster avenue.

W. COMFORT, ftffed 49, November 2. Funeral on 'Sunday, December I. at 2 P. from hia late resilience, 'Mil Columbia avenue.

CONNELL. On the Mtb MARY CONNELL. Funeral tots morning at o'clock, from the rtwldetice ot ber brother-in-law, James Kennedy, ViU Wood Afreet. Hlih Bfqukm Maaa at the Church of the Assumption. CON VERY.

On the of membranous emtio, CHARLES, son of Patrick and the lute Iftalwlla Con very, aced 6 years, at parents' residence, 1221 North Eleventbsireet. No funeral. CBUMMER-On the Otb nit, WILLIAM CBUM-M Lit. Due notice of funeral will be Ktveo- DALY. On November 28.

MAGGIE, wife of Michael Daly and daughter of Charles and Mary Coney, ol County Tyrone. Ireland, aied 23 years. Funeral this morning at o'clock, from ber husband's residence, 2149 Darlen street. Requiem Mass at BU Edward 'b Church. DAMBACH.

-On the 29th of November. John Dambach and daughter of Jacob Yaichner, in year 1 uneral on Tun-day afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. No. 2214 South Second street. DELANEY.

On the 28th Instant, MICHAEL, Son of the late James and Mary Delaney. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully Invited to attend tbe funeral, on Saturday morniue at 7.80 o'clock, from his late reel-deuce, 16.3 Aldor street. Hltth Requiem Mass at St. MalachiVCburcn. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

4 the 80th ultimo, ANNIE, wife of John Dempsey. Funeral on Monday morning at o'clock, from the residence of her niece. Mrs. Patrick Rilev, Sa 4541 Wavne avenue and Logan strtet. German town.

High Requiem MaaSatUL Vincent's hurch at 6 o'clock. the 1st BRIDGET wife of Michael Dever, and mother of the Rev. Bernard J. Dever, The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the luneml, ou Tuesday morn nt 8H o'clock, from ber late residence. 2 27 South Seventh street.

Solemn Mans of Requiem at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. the 30th ultimo. HUGH DEVLIN. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 185 Jefferaon street. Services at St, Michael's Church.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. DIEHL. On November WTLLIAM DIEHL, aed ti8 years. Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Joseph King, 614 North Thirty-seventh street DIXON.

On December 1, at ber late residence, 1410 Spruce street. ELIZABETH wife of the late Thomas S. Dixon. Notice of funeral will be given. FITZPATRICK.

Od the 2t)th Instant, JOSEPH FITPATRICK, aged 59 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morninK at 8 o'clock, from his late residence, k7' 8 Ridge avenue. Solemn Requiem Mass at st Elizabeth's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. FOGERTY.

On the 29th nit, MAKY FOGERTY, aged 74. The relatives and friends of the fsmily are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday mornlne at 8 o'clock, from St. Ann's Widow Asylum, 212 Franklin street. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. FOGG.

fter a short Illness, on the 28th ultimo, SAMUEL FOGC4, In his 89th year. Funeral on Seventh-day. Tweltth Month, 2d InBtant, at 1 o'clock, irom the residence of his son-in-law, Henry S. Stiles, 1304 North Twenty-ninth Btreet. the Wth ultimo.

ADALIZA B-. wife of Joseph B. Fouiks and daughter of the late Rev. Lemuel Bancroft. Services at Asbury M.

E. Church, Thirty-third and Chestnut streets, to-day at 2.30 P. M. FULTON. On the With ultimo, WILLIAM FULTON, in his 72d vear.

Funeral on Sundav after noon at o'clock, from his late residence, 2023 lionine street. GOODFELLOW. On the 2Mb of November, 1893, JOI GOODFFXLOW. atred 66 years. Funeral this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 12 East School street, Germantowc.

OBI FFITH. November 29, 188S, HENRIETTA, daughter of Lizzie and the late James Griffith. Funeral on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from ber mother's residence, 15)5 North Fourth street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St Michael's Church. HACKING.

On November 30, 1S93, LIZZIE HACKING, In her 49th year. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her bite residence, in tbe rear of 1217 East Otis street, HAINES. On Tuesday, November 28, 1893. HARRIETT FEINOUR, wife of William S. Haines.

I-uneral to-day at 2 o'clock, at ber residence, 416 North Thirty -second street HANCOCK. On the 30th RICHARD HAN-COCK, aged 52 years. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, rear 219 Christian street HARE At Bournemouth. En eland, on November 28, m. Mrs.

ELIZA BETH B.C. HARE, widow of Lieutenant George Harrison Hare, U. S. daughter of Judge John Cadwalader and grand- ouugnier or me 100. finney, 01 ruua-delpbla.

HARRINGTON. On tbe 30th ult. at the Sailors' and Soldiers' Home, at Ene, JACOB HAH- agwi so years, services ana inter-D! en tat Radnor M. E. Church, near Rosemont, P.

tL Sunday afternoon at 3. So o'clock. the 2th Instant, ELEANOR, daughter of John and Maggie Harton, aged 8 montns. Interment at Mount Peace Cemetery. HAYES.

On the 29th of November. 1893. WALTER DANIEL, son of John and Marv Havea. ased 14 years. Funeral this morning at o'clock, from his father's res dence.

Fatrmount Menue. uign Kq.uiem Mass at St Francis' HODGES. On the 80th ultimo. -JOHN Infant on of John F. and Salile Hodges, aged 8 months uuu if uaya.

The relatives and friends of the familv are re spectfully invited to attend tbe funeral service, on Monday afternoon at o'clock, nt the residence of ntg street Interment private. HOLLAHAN. On tbe 2Mh ultimo. PATRICK HOLLAH A aged 61 years. Funeral on Monday morning at 84 o'clock, from bis late residence, l03 North Twentieth street Bolema High MaasatSC Elizabeth's Church.

HOPPOCK. On November 28, Mtsa H. IDA HOPPOCK, at Atlantic City, N. J. Funeral to-aay (December 2) at 11 o'clock.

Servteea at the Church of tbe Nativity, comer of Eleventh and Mt Ver-non streets, Philadelphia, Pa, AUCTION SALES JJAHNK8 A LOFLAND, AUClTONKLJtM. BALE KFAI. FSTATF. TrFIAV. IVTiidierS, at IZo'rViek, at th I'bHadHiilna KsrhaiiKe, 1 hlrd and Walnot, lOTH AND m.

W. and Iiweiilog, tt roomit; tjmxl lucatlon fur saluou. Lut, 1ST II AND HAMILTON. N. Tor.

-FstaW IshM corner saloon uroin-rty and a lirlea moasuNxe ail-Jntnunc 441 N. liti), ami a brick tuMUa, No. l-ii I lam It Ion lxit. 'X4. 7TH nu.

(sld yard), IS ruoms. Lot. ft. sKIjOKLY AVK, is. W.

of 2SIH Pt-Oosl yard, ortl'v. tlwelilnn, ulalile, Itiriro nhetldlnv. Unm Iioiihu, Curl Slied, seiilea. Lot, 73 ft. 1 on Hi ilirely inruugn to N.

Y. Itruncb i'unuu. It, It. BAT.F 8TirKH AND BONIM, TUFHAY. Dr(H mher Vat 11 o'clock A.

attbe Kxetmnxe.Thlrd and WnluuL nIis. Wnyne I'a. I Fleet rlv LbiUt Klft'trlcTruM. prefer n-it pnriuu. fl hIih.

St. Mary's mil Co, ('tilWiiiiiMrO; parity, fil stiB. Texas I-oan Aenov, of urnleana, Tex. I'entrul I-tum and Trunt Co. Moines).

'JUshs. Me' han Nutlonul Bnk parfluo. 40 Klin. IHaiuon'l Strwt Onitiilms 45 I sha I'tilla. 1 rul.

Hiife Ik ptwit par flinJ. 21 nbs. Franklin Klre i ar IJI0U. 6 sit. Kprlntt tianlen Hre Insurance par 50.

1 li. I'enna. Co for Insnranees, Ac; pur shs. Fifth and Sixth Sts. Pussi'iiRer Itallvsay Co.

S'i nIik. ltthleheiu (I'a.) Iron par -a io Hits. Suburban Klertrk? Taeony par t0. 1W sits. Wlssahlckon Kiectrie Ltuhi our ilO.

i.ouu tar I rust of New Yirk, Na 3, I 6 p. cent. i.inJU Car Trout of New York, No. 2. p.

cent W. Co. uitg. Cm, Im Hbi. I-hlxh Avenue Railway Co.

fUi ilm. Montrose ItailWHy par ViO. 5shs. Klecrtro-l'neumatlc Transit par 10. 271ib.

Ueluware(Mutiml) par 15. 41 shs. Oreenand Cuates sta. I'naa. lull way Co.

In ahs. Title A Trunt p-trfSO. 10 whs. Catiiwtssa K. R.

Co. 1st prelrrrvd par f-'iiS, 7 sns. Catawlssa It R. Co. 2d preferred purf6u.

1 sli.Uiriinl Fire IiiMirance purfloo. St shs. Lrle Western Trantipnrtutloii par 5Q, UK) hs. Fulton Coal pur Jn. ID Mhs.

Keyatonn Watch Case 10th and Brown sts 2 nhH. Itt'l lance Insurance pur a l. 0 "tis. spruce ana fine Nts. runs, it till way io.

fiOshs. Trust Co of North Anifrlea; fli'ifl. It. fdis. Strhi-itors' Loan and Trnt t'o par J-0.

a fh second and Tldrd sts. i'asa. Railway Co. 1 sh. of Hie Fine Arts; par IJ0.

"'i shs. Ileal Folate investment mir i. 10 ntis. Investment Co. of Philadelphia par 5ft iasns.

union ixationiu uunK par riu. o't h(im. soutliwurk Nutional Bank pur Shu. Fulrmmint Manulnciurini: Col I.wki stifi. Mimnt Farm Cos! and oil Ca; par $1, Hits.

Missouri, rvansns aim H'Xits i rust. a shs. Aca.ieinvof Music, with rket. 10 Rhs. Rcui 'i rust Co.

(is-iti cUestnotfl sns. r-enna. salt ManiirarturlinrCn. SO shs. Pennsylvania steel par inn.

20 (din. Sovt'tith National Rtink; par rUH). 26 lm. United Security Lilt- and Trust Co. 100 shs.

Heal Estate Investment Co. (Camden, a i sns. i onimonweuitn Hie 9-s paid. 3.ou0 Phiia.A Rt-ad c. A 1, p.

Tamaqua Little neiinyiKiii i ran, unrj. si.tNiO.iH.-ksnnvllle. Louis, and St. 1uls R.W.R Subscription Reeetnt. 4 alls.

Westmoreland CoaL fio.000 Philn. Packltm and Provision Co. fl p. 190! JACOBS A AUCTION KKUS, 227 SOUTH Street, Pawnhroker's Extensive Hale of Forfeited Pledges, consisting of Fine Overcoats, Salts. Dresses, Fine Sealskin Coat.

Beddlne, Diamond and Pins. 14 and ts-karat Gold Watches, Silver Watches, Kings, JewWry, Musical Albums. S. A V. Hamruer-less Revolvers, I'lattd Ware, Clocks.

Ac. from the Loan Oltlee, N. cor. Fifth and Vino streets, at J. Jacobs A Co.

's Auction House, 227 south street, on MONDAY, Deeembw 4, at 9 o'clock. By order of A. J. HcWAHRY. PROPOSALS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

BUREAU OF CITY ICE BOATS. OFFICE, ROOM 213, CITY HALL PiitLAPKLPHiA, November -7, lfi03. sealod proposals, emlonsed Bids for coal, storeg and chandlery, or provi.lons,"and addressed to tho undersiiied at the office above mentioned, will be received until IS o'clock, noon, ou Friday, Decembers, ism, for Coal. 2. Stores and chandlery.

8. Provisions. Schedule of the articles to he hid for nnd informa tion reimriiins me nnd ace oi delivery, will furnished uion application at the oftiee above men tionea. Thisadvertl-wment is made and contracts will be awarded Huhject to an appropriation to be oiude by City Councils. No hid will ne considered unless accompanied by a certificate from the City solicitor that the provisions of an ordinance requlrtm- proposal bonds when the bids exceed In amount live hundred dollars, tip-proved May 25, 18C0 (p.

81 West), have been complied wllh. The Director reserves to himself the rleht to reject any or nil bids, as he may deem best for the interests of tbe city. JAMES H. WINDRIM, Director. PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES-Philudelphla Depot of the Q.

M. Depiirtment, No. U'28 Arch Street. Philadelphia, December 1, 1893 Senled prepotials, In triplicate, will be received here until 11 o'clock A. Tut-sdny, January 2, 1H1M, for furnish Inn the K.

tiuiirter master's Department. In this city, with 5.001) fur caps, 10,000 cap crossed sabres, nt.iwio cap crossed rifles. linen collars, lo.ooi) pairs cot: on stockinets, brown mixed mattress-covers. l.OuO mosquito brs, XW shovels with short handles, oUO trumpet cords and tassels, Ji.ilOO scrubbing brushes. yards blouse lininK flannel.

yards Canton flannel. Samples of all the articles can be seen at Schuylkill Arsenal. Bids for delivery at other points will he entertained. Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Preference alven to articles of domestic production or manufacture, conditions of quality and price (including in the price of foreign productions or manufactures the duty thereon) being equal.

Proposals stioutd be accompanied by the required guarantee In ten per centum of the value of the goods proposed for. Blanks for proposals, will bo furnished by this office upon application. Envelopes containing proposals to be Indorsed "Proposals tor Military supplies "and adressed to the undersigned. C. O.

SAW TELLE, Deputy Quartermaster General, U. S. in charge of Depot IROPOBALS FOR SMOKELESS Office, War Department, Washington, November 4, 189 Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received at this office until 3 o'clock P. M.

on TUESDAY, December 1893, for 1U.000 pounds of smokeless Powder for 3o-caiitnr small arms, delivered at the Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. All Information required by bidders can be had upon appdcaiton to Brig. Gen. D. W.

FLAGLER, Chief of Ordnunce, U. S. Army. SHIPPINa AMFR1CAN LINE. New York.

Sou ham ton and r.onrtnn BERLIN -Wednesday Dec. A. M. NEW Deo. 8.W A.

M. PARIS Wednesday Dec uo. 3.m P. M. From Pier 43, N.

R. foot of Cb ristopher St reet. Shonest and moat convenient route to London-Passengers land at Empress Dock, avoiding incoa. venience and exposure of transfer bv tender. PHILADELPHIA, QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL SERVICE, bailing every Wednesday from PierM, South Wharves, INDIANA Wed Dee.

6 8.00 A. M. BK. PKINCKsa Wed Dec. 18...

...1.00 P. M. RED ST A LINE. Shortest route for Antwerp. Paris and all Continental Points.

Sailing every Wednesday from Pier foot of Sussex Street, Jersey City. BELGENLAXD Tues Dec. JI.80 P. M. WEsTFiRNLAND Dec.

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EDUCATIONAL SPENCERIAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND RHORTBTAND 1207 CHESTNUT STREET. Day Sessions September i. Evening, September 1L Catalogue. Removed to macroificeot BETZ BUILDINQ. Hest instruction.

Branches in other citiea HE NEFF COLLEGE OF ORATORY, 1414 Arcn street, tsena tor new catalogue. HOESES AST) CARHIAGES FOB HALE CHKAP A LOTt OF voond-hand Bnalness A'aurnnn inrt To. Gerhard. Teach and Germaatown Are. 4- iliT.

GUTTED BY FLAMES The Ilay mnr krt Theatre nMnrf, at Nearly Destroyed. Chicago, December 1. Fire broke out at 0 o'clock thin morning in the II ay market Theatre buildirur, nitimted fit Ml nnl 1(19 West Madison street, the main thoroURhfnre of the must populous side of Chii-ago. It proved one of the worst fins which the Fire Department has had to contend with for many years, on account of the freezing weather, which caused some delay in getting all the streams to play on the burning structure. The front part of the building, which is occupied by stores, saloons and the offices of doctors, dentists, photos rap hers, real estate agents and jewelers, was completely gutted.

The fire wall, which separates the theatre proper from the front of the building, saved it iron, destruction. The only done to the theatre, managed by Will J. Davis and George Fair, was caused by water which poured in Niagara torrents into the foyer and a part of the second balcony. The loss to the theatre will not exceed $5,000. It in estimated that the loss on the.

building and contents will amouut to $00,000, The total insurance is 122.500 on the building and theatre, being placed on the former. The elevator boy, at the risk of his life, carried his car several times from the ground floor to the top of the building and rescued women from the flames, which were eating their way up to the roof. He bravely responded to the call of Mrs. Shea, the wife of a dentist, on the third floor, and after carrying her in safety to the bottom of the build-ins he succeeded in ascending again to bring other women who were employed on the fourth and filth floors, principally in the studio of William Morrison, the theatrical photographer, on tho top floor. The last call made upon him was to bring Mr.

Morrison down, but when he had run his car to the fourth floor he found the flames breaking into the elevator shift and the danger of burning the rope forced him to descend alone. He had got out of his ear only two minutes when the ropo was parted by the flames. Mr. Morrison escaped by way of the root'. The Haymarket Theatre was opened Septembers 1S87, by Thomas Keene, and the Howard Athenteum Company was playing there this week.

It was tho only first-class house on the west side. Thrown From a Carriage. bpeclal Telegram to The Times. Vineland, N. December 1.

Judge EH B. Hendee narrowly escaped serious injury, If not death, yesterday. He and his brother-in-law, 8herman Bo wen, drove Into town behind a span of Kplrlted horses. For some reason the horses became mimanneeabie and ran away, mid Judge Hendee and Mr. Bower, were hurled with great force irom the vehicle against the curb and lay in the tauter Btunned 'tor several moments.

The Jucltre was picked up and put in a carriage and taken home, here it was found that he was badlv bruised, but, fortunately, no bones were broken. Mr. Boweu was also very much bruised and battered. Blessed Those Who Expect Nothing Boston, December 1. A New Haven special to the Herald says: Everybody here knows that Vale expected to win the game 6 with Princeton and hoped to whitewash the Titers.

In fact, a majority of the bets registered here were even money that Princeton would nut score. One vital point was Nettled by the defeat. No more will Yale-Princeton and Yale-Harvard eames take place Just four days apart. At least a week will Intervene botween the two great contests In the future. MARRIED, Novemher 30, by Rev.

James Beverlrtge Lee, at tlieir home, 2d 12 Arizona street, THOMAS CRAIG AULD to Miss SARAH McOOWAS. BIBBERmEIROIJX In Camden N. by Rev. A. B.

Richardson, at his residence, 430 Linden street. November 30, 193, Mr. KKEKMAS R. BIBBER and Mrs. LOUISE W.

EI BOLD, both of Pavonla, N. J. EFFRON SH EPPARO On November SO, at the residence of the bride's parents, Camden, N. by Rev. Russell H.

Con well, pnstor of Broad Street Temple, Dr. LEON A. EFl Rnx.of Philadelphia, to Miss SADIE W. SHEPPARD. ELM EN DORF PRATT.

On Monday, November 27, 18P3. at the residence of the bride's sister, at Stelton, N. He v. J. W.

Sarles. GEORGIA daughter of Frank Pratt, to AHLON O. EL-MEN DORF, of Brooklyn, N. Y. FRANKLIN MEDLAR, On November 29.1893, at the residence of the bride's parents.

ISIS Mount Vernon Btreet, Dr. CLINTON FRANK LIN to Alias MARY MKDLvH, daughter of Alfred J. Medlar, of Philadelphia. ORES IT-ANDERSON. On November 2H, 1893, In Camden, N.

by Rev. William P. Davis, at Ms residence. No. 5L8 North Third street, Mr.

JAMES urksh ana miss ia'calk, h. akdersqn, both of Little Oloy, Berks county, Pa. ALL OSS. No vem Der 25, 1893, by Rev. W.

H. Van Horn, at his residence, 240 Kalgbn avenue, Camden, Mr. WAL'l iiR P. HALL to Miss ANNIE M. GROSS, both of Philadelphia.

HART RACK EN DORF. On December 18, 1892, by Rev. G. W. Kin law, at bis residence, 316 Benson street, Camden, N.

Mr. FX) HUE HART to Miss RACHEL BACK EN DORF, both of Philadelphia MULLIKEN WALMsLEY. In Chicago, on Wednesday, November -9, 1R93. at Hyde Park Presbyterian Church, by Hev. Thomas Hall, MABEL, you gest daughter of William Henry WalmsJey, of Philadelphia, to ALFRED HENBYMULU-KFN, of Chicago.

FIERfcON LEOPOLD. At Philadelphia, Novera-ber 30. 1893, by the Rev. Charles H. Coon, pastor Trinltv Reformed Church, Mr.

WILLIAM H. PIER-SON and Miss EMMA LEOPOLD, both of Philadelphia. D1KD. Albright. Katie, Archer, Elmlna.

8. Ayers, Fannie, do. Baker, Kmma C. 32. Bartholomew, Mary Bastian.

Maraarej, 79. Beringer, Maria. Bowers, Frederick, 20. Bradley, Mary. Bradley, Rosin W.

Carse, Eliza, 75. demons, Elizabeth Clymer, -ieorge W. Comfort, John W. 49. Connell, Mary.

Con very, Charles, ('rummers, William. Daly, Maggie, 23. Dambach, Magdalena, Deropsey, Annie. Delaoey, Michael, Dever, Bridget A. Devlin.

Hugh. Diehi. William. 69. Dixon, Elizabeth A.

Dnnhavln, Charles Fit Da trick. Joseph, 69. Fogerty. Mary, 74, Fogg. Samuel, 89.

Fouiks, Adallza 8. Fulton. William. 72. Good tel low, John, Oft, Griffith.

H. Hacking. Lizzie, 49l Haines, H. F. Handcock, Richard, 51 Hare.

Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington, Jacob, 80. Harton, Eleanor, 8 Hayes. Walter, 14. Hollahan, Patrick, 61.

Hodges, John F. 8 m. Hoppock, H. Ida. Hudson.

William H. 2S, Huet, Marie N. Keeck, Susan. Kelly, Margaret Larkln. Catharine.

Law, Isuac D. 56. lee. Mary G. 19.

Lew-el len. Mary A. 8ft. McCullen, Martha, 50. McGoldrick, James, 4L McLaughlin, Lizzie.

McLees. Aaron. 3-t Macdonald. Martha, 64 Mather, Thomas, 84. Miller.

Chris. H. 6 Moellr. M. 71.

Morlarty, Mary, 40. Patton. Emma. Ports, Francis F. 2.

Beese. Susannah, 6ft Reiner, Lydia H. Roberts, Willetta, 17. Hose, Lottie D. 23.

Royer. John W. 63. Rumsey, Margaret E.27. Kutb.

John K. i. Say era. Jhmw 36. Scbwarz-Dehler, Stein hart.

Joseph, 27. Turner. Rose, 70. 57. Woolman, WlilUm 0.

Zane, Martha. ALBRIGHT. Ob the loth nit. of diphtheria, at Municipal Hospital, KATIE, daughter of Henry and Mnk Albright, aged years and 6 month. No funeral.

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