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WEDNESDAY 'MORNING. MARCH -15, 1899. 11 THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. Spriny SResorts I turned lo that port with her rudder broken. The Spriny Resorts Personal ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC HOTEL HAS BEEN ENLARGED TO DOUBLE ITS FORMER CAPACITY DICKSON.

On March 12,, WILLIAM II DICKSON, in His 71st year. Funeral services on Thursday, morning 11 at. the real- 'dence of his brother. "Robert B. Dickson, 1930 South Eleventh street.

DILLON. On March 12. 1899. CATHARINE wife of the lato Thomas Dillon, aged 51 years. The relatives and friends -are Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, from her late resilience, 924 Passyuuk avenue, Solemu Ivequlem Mass at St.

Paul's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. DOXOHUB, On the 12th instant. PATRICK, son of the late Patrick and Susan Donohue. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, from his late residence.

317 South Third street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9.30 o'clock. Intermeut at Holy Cross Cemetery. Monday.

13. 1899, WILLIAM, son of Arthur and Sarah J. Duffy. The funeral will take place on Friday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 2224 Hamjlton street. High Mass at SI.

Francis Xavier's Church at 10 o'clock precisely. Interment at Holy- Cj-oss Cemetery. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. March 12. MARY wife of John J.

Dugan and daughter of Mary and the late Michael Kelley. aged 42 years. Funeral ou Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her husband's residence, 2421 East Somerset street. on March 11, 1899, LYDIA wife of the late Elijah Durham. The relatives and friends rof the family are respectfully Invited to atteud (he funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her late residence, Bus North Bodlne (formerly Brooks) street.

Interment at Greenmount Cemetery. EVAN'S. On tbe 13th of March. MAY, laughter of William and Annie Evans, aged 5 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iuvited to attend the funeral services, on-- Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, at her parents' residence, 1328 Cumberland atreet.

Intermeut at White Marsh, Thursday morning. EYRE. On the 13th instant. HENRY C. EYRE, aged 55 years.

Funeral services on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock, at his late residence, 235 West Seventh street, Chester, Pa. FARLEY. -On Murch J2, FRANCIS FARLEY. Funeral service on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 113 North Woodstock street. Sunduy, March 12.

1899. ANNIE, NEWS OF THE SHIPPING WORLD PORT OF PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, March 15. Sun rises. 6.12 A. M.

I Sun sets. 6.07 V. M. High water. 4.00 A.

M. High water. 4.26 P. M. Low water.

.11.04 A. M. I Low water. .11. It) P.

M. Arrived March 14. Steamers Taula, German. Hamburg, ballast, Philip Ruprecht; Ericsson, Grace, Baltimore, merchandise, F. S.

Groves; Defiance, Vaughn, Washington, merchandise, W. P. Clyde Schooners Oliver Ames. Morgan, New London, ballast, Halilt Cummins: P. M.

Anthony, Hunker, Newport, ballast, J. L. Nicholson; Emma F. Angell, Tripp, Boston, ballast, J. L.

Nicholson; Sarah E. Ward, Smith, Boothbay, Ice, Stetson Wlnsmore; William R. Huston, Payne, Fall River, ballast Nicholson: Anna K. Ketchum, Stille Wilmington, ballast, O. T.

Megee Major Plckands, New York, hal- last W. F. Hagar Earl P. Mason, Blake, Providence, ballast. Mitchell Megee; St.

Thomas. Smith. Boston, ballast, .1. L. Nicholson; Dora Allison, Rose.

Carteret, fertilln-r, 0. L. Higbee. at Wilmington. Tub Carbonero, Rood, towing barges Maple.

Hill, Sboev Boston; Mahanoy, Wheeler, and Keystone, Lewey, Portland, O. H. Hugerman. Tug Robert Little. Derrlckson, Providence, towing barges Marie, Abramson, and Carleton, Early, F.

W. Mtinn. Tug I. W. Durham, Foster, towing barges J.

Zimmerman, Moore; Curtln, McDevitt, and Georgetown, Norfolk, Deoipsey, Son Co. Tug Gladiator, Haley, towing barges Lorberry. Darby, Newburyport. and Brookuide, Conway, Boston, O. H.

Hagerman. Tug Clara Clurita. Beed, Boston, towing barges St. Nicholas and Otto. Smith, O.

H. Hagor'nan. Tug 1'aoll, Robinson, Boston, towing barges Bala. Chase; Dunlo, Nelsou, and Wllmore (new), Charles Silver. Arrived Marcus Hook.

Steamer Cludad do. Reus, Spanish, Lloret, Liver-pool, ballast, Continental Oil Company. Cleared March 11. Steamers Aragonla. German, Jnusen.

International Navigation Company; Pilgrim, British, Walton. Hamburg, The Atlantic Transport Company; Vimelra, British, Masson, Havana, J. B. Hamel. Bayouue, German, Romer, Savona, Philip Ruprecht; Deramore, Norwegian, New York, Peter Wright Sons; Goldsboro, Swain, New York, W.

P. Clyde Co. Ericsson, Grace, Baltimore, F. S. Groves.

Schooners Georgle L. Drake, Skolfleld, Sagua, Darrah Elwell; John B. Ooyle. Kerry, Olen-fuegos, C. T.

Megee Eliza J. Scribner, Younger. Jacksonville, O. T. Megee Frank S.

Stinson. Hodgdon, Portland, T. Megee "o.J John F. Kranz, Macdonald, New Orleans, .1. L.

Nicholson; Charles W. Church, Lent, Boston, J. L. Nicholson. Tugs Argus.

Boston, towing barges Robert I. Carter and Baker, master; Wultbam, Bartlctt, 13th instant, LL'LC. young-est daughter of Jacob H. and Rose Patterson, aged 17 months, Funeral on Thursday jifter-noou at 1 o'clock, from her parents' resideuce, 2819 Susquehanna aveuue. QIIINX.

On the 12th instant. JOHN' J. QI'INN. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral, ou Thursday at 8.30 o'clock, from, tbe residence of his Henry A. Hartman.

843 North Twenty-sixth street. High Mass at Francis' Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, RAY. On the 11th instant, FRANCIS JOSEPH, son of Michael and the bate Catharine Ray. in his 17th year.

Funeral this morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his lute residence, 1018- Whiter, stiVet. the 12th lnstnrft. MARY widow of William Richmond, in the 7(lth year of her age. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her son-lu-luw, John Baits, 518 West Berks street: SHERMAN. At Lane Hospital.

San Francisco, March II, AGNES wife of Charles. H. Sliemian and Bister Of Rev. H. H.

Barues. SMITH. On the 14th of March. 1899. DAVID only child of Joseph and Amanda Smith, aged 8 months and 25 day.

The relatives and friends of the "family are respectfully Invited to attend' the funeral, on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock, frqui the parents' residence. 2153 Fairhlll street. Interment private at gt. Peter's Cemetery. SMITH, On Monday.

Kith Instant, at tlie residence of her Peter Bogert, 1711 Eighty-sixth street. Bath Beach. ELEANOR V. D. SMITH, relict of Nicholas Everit Smith, B.

D. TAYLOR. -On March" 12; Miss ELIZABETH TAYLOR, aged 92 years. Funeral services ou Wednesday af i ernoon precisely at 2.30 o'clock, at her late residence, 2327 North Carlisle, stwet. Interment private.

TERNAN. On the 13th Instant. BRIDGET, wife of the lute Michael F. Ternan, aged 72 years. Funeral on Thursday morning at 7.80 -o'clock, from her late residence, 2857 North Ninth street.

TRAINER. On March 11, FRANCES TULLY TRAINER, wife of F. L. Trainer and daughter uf James J. and Mary Tally, aged 23.

Funeral on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, -from her parents' residence. 1413 North Second street. TI'KNEK, On March 13, ANDREW sou of the late William and Elizabeth Turner. Funeral on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, from his late residence, lttlO South Fifth street. VEIT.

On March 13, REGIXA' widow of the lato Gottlelb Velt. in her 72d year. Funeral services on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, at her late residence, 144(1 North Fourth street. VERNOC On the 12th instant, CHARLES STILLK, son of Major Charles Alexander Vernon, Nineteenth Infantry, V. S.

and the late Mary La Salic Vernon, aged 31 years. High Mass at St. John's Church. Thirteenth and Chestnut streets, this morning ut 11 o'clock. WALKER.

At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. H. G. Craven, (149 North Twenty-second street, on the 13th Instant, ANNIE wife of the lata (icorge C. Walker.

Due notice of the funeral will be given. WESTON. On March 10. JAMES WESTON, In the (8th year of his ago. Funeral service on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at 1021 North Third street.

WHITE On March 13. 1899. JAMES R. WHITE. Relallves and friends are invited to attend tlie funeral services, at Arch Street Sfethixllst' Episcopal Church, Broad nnd Arch streets, on Thursday afternoon.

Kith Instant, ut 2 Interment strictly private. W1LLEY. On March 12. 1N99, SAMl'EL. soli of John and Annlo Wllley, aged 2 years-und 2 months.

Tbe relatives and friends the family arc Jnvlted to attend the funeral, on Wednesday af- 'ternoon ut 1 o'clock, from the residence of his -parents, 2515 South Clarion street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. WOI.FINGKR. -Suddenly, on the" 13th instant, JOHN WOLF1NGER, in his (Kith year. The relatives and friends of the fatnllv, also 'Williamson Ledge, No.

309, F. and A. Pe-qiuid Tribe. No. 18, Improved Order of lied Men; Lllierty -Council.

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the Relief Fire Association, and all organizations of which be was a member, are respectfully Invited to attend the funerul.ton Friday morning at 10 o'clock, from tlie residence of his son-ln-Iaw, Gustave Kathke. 303.5 North Seventh street. To proceed to North Cedar Hill Cemetery. March 12. AGNES, wife of John.

E. Wright, aged 50 years. Funeral services this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, at her husband's residence, 440 West Johnson street, Blue. Bell; Hill. TO The Traymore has long been recognized as one of Atlantic City's most popular and famous beach front hotels, and the extensive alterations and additions just completed make it a model of comfort and elegance.

CAPACITY, 400. ROOMS EN SUITE, BATHS ATTACHED, ETC. D. S. WHITE, Owner and Proprietor.

minutiae uiKHOieu me um ami Tlie lug vuicaii -it for Norfolk to tow the Hercules to Baltimore for repairs. The search for the big dredge goes gamely on, hut the vessel, although sighted sev eral tiroes by steamers which could not pick her up, lias so tar effectually eluded the tugboats. DECISION AGAINST O'ROURKE Controller Walton Sustains the Objections Raised to the Payment of the Contractor's Warrant. Controller Walton yesterday rendered a decision in tbe case of Contractor Michael O'Ronrke against the payment of warrants, to which the' Citizens' Municipal Association had filed objections. The Controller decided that these objections were sustained, and returned the warrant to Director Thompson without bis The work which O'Kotirke hud con: traded for was the grading of Grant to the specifications for this work there was the following special notice: "lu submitting proposals for the grading of Grant street, from Academy road to N.

Y. division. V. K. bidders will take notice that the price per cubic yard for the grading must Include the construction" of the necessary fcewers, drains and bridges, and reniae-adniniziug, and all other work incident to the grading, without additional allowance or compensation." Air.

O'Kourke got the contract for but subsequently Councils passed an ordinance allowing him more, and it was to the payment of this that objection was made. O'Kourke. in his statement, said that the special notice was not attached to the proposal before he submitted bis bid, and asserted that he signed the contract order to prevent his name from being placed on the ''black-list" as a defaulting contractor. This signing of Contractor Walton considered fatal to Mr. O'Kourke, and he accordingly refused to approve the warrant.

MARRIAGE LICENSES, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS LICENSES Win. E. McDonald and Jennie Johnston. John Thompson and Sarah A. Dodgson.

Wni. II. Handles and Rose Matthews. Lewis Miller and Elizabeth Stellbcrger. George E.

Ozias- and Nellie L. Harlng. Orlando L. Rice and Laura Y. Fretz.

Samuel M. Mcglll and Nellie F. Corsou. Wni. F.

J. Martin and Magdalene Amackar. Walter L. Campbell and Edith Kreider. Clarence Ottleuiud Mamie McDonough.

Joseph Slgiuan ami Esther Kleinsnyder. James and Harriet Cooke. Robert li. Gillars'and May Winter. Joseph and Wilhelmlna Mllhau.

Charles .1. Klenzlen and Anna L. Fuerle. Kufus Berberger and Mary Hank. Win.

C. Burgess and Katie Jones. Samuel Lestz and Martha Spellman. Jeremiah Y. Evans and Margaret E.

Standen-mayer. John G. Stevenson and Elizabeth B. Robertson. Isaac J.

Farrow and Mary Lippincott. lleinrich Rensck and Bertha Kaffelman. Jack S. Harding, and Mary Hahu. Harry Miller and Mitry E.

Crosley. Jacob Model and Rebecca Ettelsou. Thomas Morris and. Mary B. Wylmi.

Julius Keen and Charlotte Panzer. J. Roland Turpln and Frances M. Smith. Lawrence Kirwin and Nellie V.

Roberts. Reubin Pepp and Nannie Lambert. John W. Wintering and Sophie M. Williams.

David Brown and Hester Banks. Karl W. Gelselman and Ida Winkler. Edward M. Osborne and Lillian E.

Mlsslmer. Geneva Book and Juliet Smith. John Fagen and May MARRIED OROSLEY DOYLE In Germantown, Philadelphia, ou March 1899. by Rev. Samuel O.

Carter. Miss ETHEL M. CROSLEY to Mr. WALTER DOYLE, both of Laughorne, Bucks county. Pa.

DIED Bartholomew. John Bass. Gottlieb, 74. Beyeiieln. Gustnv Boyle, Richard B.

Broades. Richard. Buchanan. Wm. SI.

Bye, Pleasant M. Carroll. -22. Casselherry. Sophia.

Chambers, Stephen. Corbett. Mary A. Cooley, Mary. 70.

Cooper. Rebecca B. Dauman. Rebecca. Davis, William.

Davis. Laura. IeDler, Katherlne G. Denvlr, Esther F. Dickson.

Wm. H. 71. Dillon, Catharine E. Donohne.

Patrick. Duffy. William. Dugan. Mary A.

42. Durham, Lydla. Evans, May. Eyre. Henry C.

55. Farlev. Francis. Glvens, Annie. Gobrleht, Charles E.

Grnhatn. Edwin T. Green. John J. Greiner.

Anna M. Grim. Louis, llagan, Gertrude L. Hand, Andrew. Haney, Sarah.

3(1. Hartman, Christiana. Hoffman, Elijah. 79. Hoffner, Alvin F.

Holland, Rosanua. lloskins, Sarah A. Kelly. Patrick. Kllpatriek, John.

Knop, Bernard. Logan, Margaret. 56. McCann. Peter.

3K. McCauley. Anthony, MeClaln, Rebecca. McGough. Annie.

MoGroerty, William. McKee, John. Maling. Maria. 42.

Robert B. 34 Mergenthaler.Nannette Mickle, Mary. Miller, J. Christian. Monen, Edward J.

Moore, Jane. Morris, Mary F. 88. Motley, Wm. A.

Nlcolai, Christoph, Patterson. Lulu. Qulnn. John J. Ray.

Francis. 17. Richmond, Mary A. Sherman. Agues C.

Smith, David A. Smith. Peter B. Swoyer. Joseph W.

Taylor, Elizabeth, 02. Ternan, Bridget, 72. Trainer, Francis. 23. Turner.

Andrew W. Velt. Regina C. 72. Vernon.

Charles C. Wallser, Annie. eston. James. While.

James R. Wllley. Samuel. Wolflnger. John.

Wright, Agnes, 50. BARTHOLOMEW. -On March 12. JOHN J. BARTHOLOMEW, aged 05 years.

Funeral this afternoon ar a clock, from his late residence, 1310 North Nineteenth Btreet. BEYERI.EIN. On March 11. 1809, GOSTAV W. BKYERLEIN.

aged 31 years. The relatives and friends are invited to at tend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 clock, from his late reeideuce, 1838 South Camac street. (Twelfth and Moore streets.) Interment at Mount Morlah Cemetery. BOSS. On the 13th of March, GOTTLIEB BOSS, aged 74 years.

Funeral services on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his son-in-law, Christian liaumann, IBs West York street. ROYLE. On the 12th instant, RICHARD be. loved husband of Eliznheth and son of Joseph and. Sarah Boyle, aged 25 years.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the employes of the Mldvale Steel Works, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence, of bis parents, 29.15 Fairhlll street. Solemn Requiem Masa at St. Veronica'! Church. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. BROADF.S On the 13th instant, RICHARD BROADES.

Services at the residence of his sister, Eliza M. Goodwin, Bethlehem pike, Chestnut Hill, on Thursday at 2 P. M. Interment private. BI'CHANAN.

On the 1Kb of March, WILLIAM Bl'CHANAX, husband of Mary Buchanan, aged 81 years. Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his late realdence. 1040 South Tenth street. BYE. In Atlantic City, March 12, PLEASANT MONROE BYE, son of Joseph and the late 'Rachel S.

Rye. Funeral from hla late residence. 21 South Texas avenue. Atlantic City, on Wednesday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. CARROLL.

On the 12th Instant. JOHN JOSEPH CARROLL, son of Thomas and Mary Carroll, in his 22d o'ear. Funeral this morning, from his parents' Residence, 1(13 Annin street. CASKKLRERRY. Funeral of Miss SOPHIA CAS- SELBEHRY.

Oaks. on Thursday. Services at Green Tree Church at 10 o'clock A. M. CHAMBERS.

On the 11th instant, STEPHEN CHAMBERS. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 1510 Wood street. High Mass at the Cathedral. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. the 12th Instant, MARY, wife of the late Thomas Cooley, aged 7fl years.

Funeral on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 463 Melrose street. COOPER. On the 11th Instant, REBECCA wife of Robert M. Cooper, aged 80 years. Funeral services at her late residence, 633 Franklin street, on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.

Interment private. Cor.rtETT On March 12. MARY ANN, wife of John Corbett. Funeral services this afternoon at. 2 o'clock, at her late residence, 3405 North Twentieth street.

DALY. On March 14. 18(19, MICHAEL DALY. The relatives and friends of the family, also St. Aloyslus' Beneficial Society and Nt.

Ambrose's I. C. B. V. and ail other societies of which he was a member, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning at 8 o'clock, from his late residence.

N. W. cor. Eleventh and Federal streets. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Paul's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. DAVIS. -On March 11, 1899. LACRA, daughter of G.

Harry nnd Mary E. Davis. Service! st her parents' residence, 417 West Chelteo avenue. Germantown, on Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Interment private.

DA VIS. -On March 12, WILLIAM HILLARY, 'son of William W. and Hannah F. Davis, In the 29th year of his age. Funeral service! on Wednesday morning at 10.30 o'clock, at tbe residence of hla parents, 1927 Vine street.

Interment private. DACMAV. On March 14. 1899, at her residence. 3305 Market street, REBECCA DAl'MAN, aged 77 years.

Due notice of the funeral will be given. DH DIER. On March 12, KATHERINB daughter of Eliza A. and the late Peter J. De Dler.

Service! at her late residence, 124 West Penn atreet, Germantown, to-day at 1.30 P. M. March 13, ESTHER FRANCES, daughter of the late Cornelius and Margaret Iieuvlr and alster of the late Rev. John J. Denvlr.

Due notice of the funeral, from her Isle residence, 1334 Caslle avenue. I AMERICAN" tlSYRICf TUEGft APH COMPANY Open Dav and Night Executive Offica, 1331 flmtoii StmV. qnlrk JHesaenzer and er-Vice. In ronueeliou with Postal Tele-trash Cable Protective Hntcli. Clock and HnraMar Alarm Stysteius far Banks, Factories, Warehouses, Busloess Establishments ana Private Dwellings, tall Boxes for Messenger, Fire, Police and Coupe Service.

Special Pollcaaud Deteo-tlvelServlce. Telegram! la all point In the I led sttatat and Kurope. WITH $5,000 or more, la 'willing to invest in her own right and to Join in With an American genthv man, under 60, to purchase a line home and a safe and sure business outside of cities, who will give the very best uf references ns to his ability, sobriety. Industry, morality and honesty of purpose. Address, In atrlct'eoulldence, 0.

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WHY BE SICK? MASON'S HEALTH DEFENDERS cure Dyspepsia. Constipation, Coughs and Sore Throat. 40. Tablets or 10 cents. Indorsed by best physicians and families.

Ask your druggist, or mailed for price by H. T. Mason Chemical B18 Arch Phlla; VOI! CAN'TBEAT THE DUALITY OF I.O-.L RENTZ'S DAISY CATSUP for 5c. per bottle. Ask your grocer for It.

QUAKER CITY PICKLING WORKS, 140 CALLOW HILL Street. Mrs, Hughes'i life: gives full name; business of every unites changes lurk. Ladies, 50c. 032 X. 4th.

tells tht names of her visitors and name lu full of one Jon marry.50f Franklin Street. DR. SrlF.RW0ODTSUO('ESSFt!L, SAFE treatment of all diseases of women; superior l--i0 TP YOUR GLASSES ARE NOT RIGHT OR YOU HAVE HEADACHE. GO TO J. C.

MCALLISTER, OPTICIAN; No. 0 H. 10TH ST IAPSED MEMBERS PRUDENTIAL INSUR-J ance good news. Address Box 2,485, Passyunk Station. THE MISSES MAY.

1707 CHESTNUT ST. II EADOUARTERR FOR RURBER GOODS R. Levlck's Son 720 107 S. 13th. ICK PEOPLE CURED.

Advice free, Medicine 50c. Dr. LA FRANCO, 145 N. 8th St. R.

DeHARDT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS, $1. Sold by druggists. Office. 209 N. NINTH.

Cstate for Sale IMPROVED PROPERTV-CITY. fi THE ONLY PRUDENT WAY TO BUY A HOME ON THE INSTALMENT PLAv TO IN THE EVENT OF DEATH PAYMENTS IS CANCELED AND THE HOME BELONGS "TO YOUR FAMILY FREE OF ENCUMBRANCE. EASY PAYMENTS. NOT MdRE THAN RENT. CALL FOR RATES AND INFORMATION.

UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO. PENNSYLVANIA 603-605 CHESTNUT ST. Capital, 81,000,003 Surplus, 831.V000 MS2D AND CUMBERLAND STS. PORCH FRONTS. BO-FOOT MOULKVAHD.

It you are looking for a complete and large 8-room house, don't fall to examine the new Just completed; trplley depot within 2 squares; Me. fares all over city; 3 minutes' walk to Strawberry Mansion. These houses have every known convenience; bright ami cheerful tlnish inside ami out; buff brick; bay wludow second story: harriwisM finish throughout; tiled vesti bules; huuilKouic wamrobes and mantels; tiled nreNxinls; tiled bathroom: porcelain tub; nickel-plate Bulsh; gas and coal-burning ranges; large Novelty heater in cellar; you can have your choice of lHtperhangings and gas fixtures; closets anil movaiue transoms over ooors in every room; cemented cellars and pavements; high, dry ground and solid foundations. Prices very low. Terms to suit purchasers.

Apply to CHARLES D. LAM). Builder and Owner, on Premises, GERMAlsTOWM JA FOR RALE PROPERTY R42 TENN jLiff. Gcrmantowu Handsome Stone 'louse and Stable; shade and fruit trees in abundance; lot terms reasonable. Apply to WENDELL BOWMAN, 1407 CHESTNUT St.

niJLDLXG LOTS -CAMDEN FOR SALE 3 -COOPER AVE. LOTS. FINE MACADAMIZED STREET. SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE. ARTESIAN WATER SUPPLY.

TKOLLEY AND STEAM WRITE OR CALL FOR PLAN. WM. SCHMID, PAVON1A, CAMDEN, N. J. PENNSYLVANIA FARMS ga FOR SALE, IN THE CHESTER VALLEY, TjJ 1 miles north of Stafford Station Desirable Farm of 126 acres; well watered and having natural advantages for itock raising; superb view; prices reasonable.

W. LEVIS, TS1 WALNUT Street. Estate for tient IMPROVED PROPERTY CITY 1712 ALLEGHENY BEAUTIFUL 11- iuL room -Pompellair brick porch houses with laundry: finished In quartered oak; open lire- place; linen om. (ien. Rent, $30.

Isaac Kershaw. 114 North Thirteenth. WEST PHILADELPHIA HESTONVII.I.E REAL ESTATE CO. 4823 LANCASTER AVENCB. GERMANTOWN 4846 Pulaski Ave.

330 West Logan St. Three-story, ten-room dwellings, sll conveniences. Large yards, porch fronts; close to Wayne junction and trolley cars. Most desirable location In Germantown. Reasonable rent.

ALSO 4855 Anderson St. Two-story, six rooms and bath; all conveniences; flood location; half square from trolley cars, trtlt only ALSO Other rjeslrable properties for rent. C. HANEY CO. 322 323 Stephen Qlrard RUILDINO.

TWELFTH STREET, BELOW MARKET ST. Phone 3344 ISSINOMING, PA, FOR RENT-FRAME DWELLINGS AT Isslnoniing, JO miles from Broad utreet and 10 rooms: bath, open grilles, heater. Sia I Ion; I mnce cpmented Celine butler's nalitrv. hot and cold water, shade trees; '4 uiinutrs' walk from station; $15 and 120 rent. THOMAS O.

FOSTER. 412 WALNUT Phlla. Xoans and Vffortyayes -v TO LOAN" ON GOOD FIRST MORTGAGES. C. HANEY CO.

322 STEPHEN GIRARD BUILDING. ortiTages andoIsound RENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. T1IOR. J. HUNT.

028 WALNUT St. Old Sold, Silver, Cto. SILVER, PLATINUM, TEETH Plates. Diamonds boiurht at 121(1-1220 Filbert bet. 12th i 13th.

SILVER-. PLATINUM. JEWEL. RY and Teeth Plates bought for ash. .1.

L. CLARK. 724 Filbert SI. Carpet Cleaning OUR WHIPPING PROCESS, 8 cents per yard. Knickerbocker Company.

Ninth, below Gitard aveuue. Telephone connection. CARPETS RENOVATED ON THE FLOOR; process established lu 18SS. 0. O.

B. Schenk 1033 Chestnut room 405. 'Plioo 6.S77. ft fa CITY, N. J.

HOTEL TRAYMORE ON THE OCEAN Front. Enlarged to double its former capacity. The extensive alterations and additions ust completed make It a model of comfort aud elegance. Capacity 400. D.

S. WHITE. Owner and Prop'r. ATLANTIC, CITY. N.

J. Open the year round. Pure arteslau water. THE VICTORIA. ATLANTIC CITY.

N. J. Open all the year. Ocean end South Carolina Ave. Hot and cold sea water baths lu the house.

Good ocean view. Send for illustrated licoklet. M.WILLI AMS. HOTEL CENTRAL, SOUTH TENNESSEE Ave. Open all the year.

CHARLESMcGLADE. rpHB NORWOOD OCEAN END KENTUCKY Avenue. 200 ft. from Beach. Steaul Heat.

SpeclalJprlng Rates. ALSFELT. TUP I rrnOM OOEAN Ave. Pleasantly low ted! 1I1L LLLUUlll close to the Board-walk. Modem conveniences.

Mrs. J. H. LEEDOM. CAPE MAY HE WINDSOR.

CAPE MAY. OPENS SATURDAY. March 18. Free Coach to Golf Links. bicycles CLEVELAND Cycle Construction has taken Another Turn, and the New Burwell BaH nnd Roller Bearing is what Ha TURNS on.

Changing of Points of Contact is the New Feature In Bearings. Do yon know about our perfect Burwell Hard Pin Chain, absolutely Dust Proof Bearings, and Burwell Detachable Cross Thread Double Tube Tires? Our Model 64 Cleveland Is THE Bicycle of the Season. It's entirely new in construction, weight 21 pounds with road tires and guaranteed for an all around road Wheel. Our Chalnless Bicycle is of the Sagcr pattern. Prlcea $35 to $75.

Terms to suit purchasers. Catalogues on application. Open Evenings. H.AXOZIERCo 830 Arch Street Auction Sales OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF Customs, Port of Philadelphia, February 23. 1HH0 Government Sale There will be sold at.

Public Auction at the United States Appraiser's stores. 134 S. Second on FRIDAY. March 17. 1809, at 10 o'clock A.

a quantity of unclaimed merchandise. Catalogues giving full particulars will be furnished early on the morning of the sale. C. WESLEY THOMAS. Collector.

FFiCE OFTHB ILLECTOR OF Customs. Port of Philadelphia. February 2::. 180 Government Sale There will be sold ar. Public Auction at the United States Appraiser's Stores, 134 S.

Second on FRIDAY. March 17. 18HM. at 10 o'clock A. a quantity of bonded merchandise.

Cataloguea giving full particulars will be furnished early on tbe morning of tlie aale. C. WESLEY THOMAS, Collector. TUTION SALE PARLOR SUIT. DINING room, two bed room suits, plsno, kitchen utensils, to be sold at auction Thursday, March 1.

0 A. M. 1003 Winter Street. Snstruetion JECTL'RES AND LESSONS (F 1M1 EM'S TRAINING IN PUBLIC SPEAKING. By Miss LELIA E.

PATRIDGE. Lecturer and Instructor. Prtvste Lessons lu Extempore Speech. Classes In Discussion snd "Coaching'' for all kinds club work. Also training In Memory and Conceu.

tratlon. Stqdlo-1710 CHESTNUT STREET. Monday and Thursday Afternoons and Saturday Mornings. Address ill correspondence to P. 0.

Box 2064. Philadelphia. Schools and Colleyes THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Land Title Broad and Chestnut French, Spanish, German, Italian; classes or privately; day or evening; trial lesson free. PALMS COLLEGE, 1710 CHESTNUT STREET." For business, shorthand and kindred branches. jCeyat Notices INSTATE OF EMMA II.

SHINGLE, DEC'D Letters Testamentary an the above Etaie having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to pie-sent I lie same, without delay, to THOMAS A. SHINGLE, 3032 Berks Street. Or his Attorney, JOSEPH li. RHOADS. f.14 Walnut SI.

ESTATE OF SARAH RUSSELL. DECEASED, iltters of administration on the above estate having been granted to tbe undersigned, all per. sons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims lo present the same without delay, to John P. Connelly, Administrator, 41 alnut Street. Sheriffs Sales SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF- A WRIT, of Levari Facias, will tie expoed to public sale on MONDAY, April 3, ISlitt, at o'i P.

at City Hall, Room No. 078, Sixth Floo NO, 141. Two-story brick snd mansard roof nauge and lot of ground, on the northwest side of West Penu atreet, 124 feet inches southwestwurdiy of Green street. In the 22d ward; containing in front 23 feet, and In depth on the northeast line lu7 fi-et HAi inches, anil on the southwest line 107 feet KM, Inches. Credit $150 paid on account of prill i-pal and interest.

P. No. 4. March Term, 1MIS. No.

S7S. $2,775.50. Shipley Vaux. To be sold as the property of Euan McDuraonil. NO.

142. Two-story brick and mansard roof mess'iixro and lot of ground, ou tbe northwest side of West I'emt street, 147 feet D'a Inehea southwent of Grce street, In the 22ii want; containing In front 23 feet, and In depth on the northeast line-107 f'-et H'3 Inches, snd on the southwest line U7 feci Inches. Credit $150 paid on account of principal and interest. 0. P.

No. 4. March Term, Itm. No. S7T, $2,775.50.

Shipley A Vaux. To tie sold as the properlv of Ensn McDui.ionil. ALEXANDER CROW. Jr. Sheriff.

PhllsdelphlB. Sheriff's Office. March 1M. Ch usness anees MONEY TO PATENT YOUR 1DF.AS MAY II obtained through our aid. The Patent Record, Baltimore, Md.

ON THE OCEAN FRONT widow of Hugh Glvens, native of Aruura, county Donegal, Ireland. The funeral will take place on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her son's residence, James Glvens. northeast corner Twentieth and Wood streets. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral Church at 10 o'clock precisely. Interment at Holy Cemetery.

Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral. GOBRECHT On Saturday. March 11, CHARLES B. GOBRECHT. Funeral services at his late resilience.

Eighty-eighth street and Erwlg avenue, Eimwood, on Thursday at 1 P. M. GRAHAM. -On 13th Instant. EDWIN P.

GRAHAM, husband of Mary H. Graham. Due notice of the funeral will be given. GREEN. -On March 13.

JOHN the son of Charles H. and Catharine Greeu, aged 6 months. The- relatives and friends of the family are resiwetfully Invited to attend the funeral, ou Thursday at 3 o'clock, from the residence of his parents. 1B38 Howard street. Nieetown.

Inter ment private at Ivv Hill Cemetery. GREINER. -On March 12, 1899. ANNIE MARY, daughter of Albert and Augusta Greiner, nee l.unnermann, aged 13 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to atteud the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 220S I.ithgow street.

Interment private at Most Holy Redeemer GRIM. On March 11. LOCIS Vr. GRIM. Funeral ou Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from Ida late residence.

2038 North Twelfth street. March 10, GERTRUDE daughter of James and Sallle D. Hagan and granddaughter of Susanna K. and the late James Crothers. In the 13t li year of her age.

Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence of her parents. 1918 Brown street. Interment private at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. HANEY.

Ou the 12th instant. SARAH, wife of James Haney. ased 8(1 years. Funeral this morning at 7.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 7 Burr's aveuue, Broad and Wood streets. March 12.

1899, LIZZIE, daughter Catharine and the late Michael Hargraves. aged 11 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at 9.30 o'clock, from the residence of her mother. 2130 Carpenter Btreet. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

HARTMAN. -CHRISTIANA, on the 12th Instant, beloved wife of Louis Hartman. Funeral this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, from the residence of her husband. 412 Cumberland street. Interment at church vault.

HOFFMAN'. On the 12th Instant. ELIJAH HOFFMAN, in his 79th year. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from bis late residence, 2405 North Seventeenth street. HOFFNER.

On the 13th instant. ALVIN son of Ella and the late Charles Hoffner. aged 3 years and 3 months. Funeral services on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence of 'his mother, 1507 South Fifth street. IIOI.LAND.-On the 14th instant, at her late residence, Sharon Hill, ROSAX.NA HOLLAND, in her 83d year.

Due. notice of the funeral will lie given. HOSKINS. On March 13, SARAH widow of Jefferson Hosklna, aged 73 years. Funeral services to-day at 1 o'clock, at the residence of her son, 5010 Thompson street.

the 13th of March. 1899. ANDREW, son of Marcus and Barbara Huud, aged 31 years and 3 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from the rest-dence of his parents. 71(10 Slate road.

Tacony. Requiem Mass at St. Vincent's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at St. Donilnlek's Cemetery.

KILPATRIOK. On March 13. at his residence, 1214 Wood street, JOHN, husband of Addle L. Kilpatrlck. Due notice will be given.

Sunday, March 12. 1899, PATRICK, beloved husband of Julia Kelly. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday niomlng at 8.30 o'clock, from bis late residence, 879 North Twenty-eighth street. Solemn Requiem Masa at St. Frauds Xavler'! Church at 10 o'clock precisely.

Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery. KNOP. On the 12th instant, BERNARD KNOP, aged 70 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at. his lnte residence, 1948 North Eleventh street.

Interment private. LOGAN. On March 11, MARGARET, wife of James S. Igan. in her 50th year.

Services at her late residence. 0330 Bayuton street, Germantown, on Thursday at 11 A. M. MeOANN. On March 13.

PETER. McCANN. aged 38 years. Funeral on Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, northwest corner of Fifteenth and Catharine streets. MeCACIJ.EY.

On the 11th instant. ANTHONY, son of Mary and the lata Anthony McCaulley, aged 20 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday-rooming at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of bis mother. 830 Swanson street. High Mass at St.

Philip's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. McCLAIN. On the 12th Instant. REBECCA daughter of Joseph H.

anil Mary J. MeClaln. aged 12 years. Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her pureuts' residence, 240 North Twenty-third street. McGOL'GH.

Suddenly. March 12. 1S99. ANNIE, wife of Patrick McG.ongh and daughter of the late Henry and Ann Tracey. aged 41 years.

The funeral will take place on Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, 807 North Forty-eighth street. West Philadelphia. Mass at Our Mother of Sorrows' Church at 9 o'clock precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend.

McGROERTY. On March 11. WILLIAM, son of the late James and Susan McGroerty. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, from the residence of his brother, Cornelius McUroerty, 1823 South Eighteenth street. McKEE.

On March 13, 1899, JOHN McK EE, aged (10 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also Mt. Slual Lodge, No. OS. A.

P. Neptune Lodge. No. S54. I.

0. 0. F. employes of Schuylkill Arsenal and any o'her organizations of which he was a member, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 133T South Twenty-second street.

Interment at Mt. Morlah Cemetery. MALING. -On the 12th of March, 1899, MARIA wife of Lawrence Maling, nee Blind, aged 42 yean. Funeral to-day at, 1 o'clock, from her late residence, 1027 Marshall street, MAXWELL.

On March 12, 1899, In Deer Lodge, Montana. ROBERT BIO'CE. son of Katharine and the lato Robert A. Maxwell, of Philadelphia, aged 34 years. MERGANTHALER.

On the 5th Instant. NAN-NETTB, widow of Frederick W. Mergantbaler, lu the 83tb year of her age. MICKLE On the 11th Instant, MARY, beloved wife of George Mickle, aged 31 years. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral, ou Wednesday morning at 8,30 o'clock, from the residence of her husband.

8138 North Ninth street. High Mass at St. Stephen'! Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. MILLER.

On the J2th instant, J. CHRISTIAN MILLER, In his 04th year. Funeral sen-Ices this morning at 10 o'clock, at his late resilience, 818 North Fifth street. MONEN. -On March 13, EDWARD son ef Catharine and the lne John Monen.

Funeral on Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his mother'! resilience, 308 West York streel. MOORE. -On the 12th of March, 1899, JANE, the wife of Aleiander Moore. The relatives and friends of the family are resMH'tfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at 12.30 o'clock precisely, from the residence of her son lu-law, Mr. John Anderson.

1K40 Allien street. Interment at North Cedar Hill Csmetery, MORRIS On March 13, MARY widow of David Morris, aged 88 years. Funeral on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, ftnm tbe residence of her son-in-law, Isaac Wilkinson, 527 Dupout I reel, RoxlHirougb. MOTLEY. On the 11th Instant.

WILLIAM A. MOTLEY, father of the Rev. William A. Motley. Funeral this morning at 8.30 o'clock, from bis late resideuce, 750 South Broad street.

March 42, 1899, CHRISTOPH, the husband of Sophia Nlcolai. The relatives and frleuds of the family are re'iiect fully Invited to attend the funeral services, on at 3 o'clock, al his late nesldence, 13.18 Earl street, Eighteenth waul. Interment private at Glenwood Cemetery, the a ATLANTIC CITY. Reopened FeLrnary 20 for the Lenten Season. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.

nOTEL KOOPMAN-NEW YORK AVE. AND the Bea-h. Atlantic City, N. J. Open all the year; capacity 300; entirely rebuilt; rooms with bath, single or en suite: elevator, electric light, steam Kent.

etc. J. B. KOOPMAN. KENILVt'ORTH INN, KENTUCKY AVENUE and beach: elevator to street; steam htat; sun parlor: spring rates.

Write for Illustrated booklet. Under aame man T. K. ROBE It TS. rHE EASTBOURNE.

With Unobstructed Ocean View. Steam Heat and every Modern Appointment. KATHARINE McCUNE. THE IRVINGTON, VIRGINIA AVE. AND THE Beach.

Elevator to ground floor. Steam heat. Filtered water. Rates mod. Chambers Hoopes.

lira raiiLP ON BEACH FRONT. RoomB en suite, with sea water baths. C. R. MYERS.

Owner Prop. HOTEL ROYAL; KENTUCKY NEAR the Beach. Atlantic City, N. J. Steam beat.

Sun parlor, $8 to $12 week. Henry Miller Co. Apartments THE LORRAINE BROAD ST. AND FAIRMOUNT AVE. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.

Special Inducements offered families wanting unfurnished apartments by the year. Suites furnished by year, month or transient. Every apartment with bath. All latest improvements. Table 'lote.

JOHN J. SHANFELTER. Manager. THE LANSDOWNE Apartment House. 4100 Parkslde.

late Elm opposite Fall-mount Park. Several choice suites for rent; steam beat, cafe, elevator, near 40th St. Station. Pa. R.

six minutes fram Broad Street Station. hoarders Wanted rriHB n. b. burt educational building provides for employed young men, 16 to 21 years old. a borne and education, both at a cost of $3.50 per week; evening classes.

Storaye STORAGE! STORAGE! 75c, PER MONTH Central Storage House, 321, 323. 325 North EIGHTH (above Vine). New six-story building; 1,000 separate rooms. TO U)AN. GOODS INSURED HE EXCHANGE STORAGE COMPANY, 142O-1420'(, North EIGHTH Street.

Separate rooms; rash advances; packing, shipping and moving at low rates; no charge till goods sre removed. trusses S3. 00 SINGLE ELASTIC TRUSS; CAN BE worn day and night with comfort and ease; fitted with pneumatic pad; lady attendant. 1009 SPRING GARDEN STREET. fire insurance 182) TENNSYLVANIA 1800 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, INCORPORATED 1825.

CHAtiTER PERPETUAL. OFFICE. 610 WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA, PA. CAPITAL $400,00000 ASSETS SURPLUS 2,300,163.37 DIRECTORS: Edwin N.

Benson, Richard M. Cadwaluder, R. Dale Benson, Effingham B. Morris, J. Tatnall Lea, John L.

Thomson, C. N. Weygauilt. Charles E. Pugh, Harry F.

West. R. DALE BENSON. President. JOHN L.

THOMSON. Vice President. W. GARDNEK CHOWELL, Secretary. OHAHLES W.

Assistant Secretary. WM. J. DAWSON, Sec'y Agency Iepartmeot. Detective Jtyencies DETECTIVE BUREAU (STANDARD! OPEN dav and night; all business confidential.

1413 FILBERT Street. Connecting with ALL PARTS of the WORLD ytyoney to jCoan MONEY LOANED ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-ture in use, to be returned on eaay payments', also on storage receipts; lowest rates; business confidential. THE MUTUAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, Room 501 Lippincott Building, 46 North Twelfth Street. I PHILADELPHIA OOLI.ATF.ItAL BANK. AT the old place, 107 South EIGHTH Street, Ixians money to any amount ou Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware Pianos, etc.

Iow rstea of Interest. All business strictly confidential. No pawnbroklug signs. SALARIED PEOPLE. MEN OR WOMEN, CAN borrow money without security; lowest rates.

THE KEYSTONE DISCOUNT COMPANY. JRooni HD3, Mutual Life Bl.lg.. Kill Chestnut St. "VTOU CAN BORROW MONEY AS LOW AS 3 1 per cent, interest on Diamonds, Watches, etc. RIKDElt'S MONEY lA A OFFICE.

-S EVA ND AND SOFT STS. HONORABLE SALARIED PEOPLE MAY borrow money without security and return It In easy payments. Uooin 77, Forrest Building, 110 South Fourth Street. Offices for Wont us mess DREXKL BUILDING OFFICES. One wing suitable for large corporation.

Single olllcea, $1W. I1S0 and shove. Suites, 2 looms. $200, $225. $27(1, $300.

Suites, rooms. $.175, $450, $500, $550, $000. Suite, 4 rooms, $noO. Basement office. $350.

ELLIS D. WILLIAMS, 520 Drexel Bulldiug. Lippincott Building Four Communicating Offices and Reception Room; suitable for a corporation: also single otllces. $10, $12.50 and $16. Room 407.

BROAD 14 8. HALF OF LARGE OF FICE first floor front; also desk room; most desirable local tor, Adams Howland. SSuildiny Material 1UILDIN0 BRICKS FOR SALE-IMMEDIATE delivery bv hosts, cars or teams. MURRF.I.L DOhBlNS. 24 SOUTH 7T1I St, ffoofiny Heater Work and Roofing FOX, 1416-18 Federal St.

towing barges Wayne, Holland, Portsmouth: Fos ter, Anderson, and Huston, rati Hirer, diaries Silver. Delaware Bay and River News. Breakwater, March 14. Passed up Steamers Aral, British, South Shields for Philadelphia, at 1.85 P. Atlas, Jacksonville fop Philadelphia, towing O.

Co. barge No. 81; steamer supposed Frostburg, towing two barges, at 0.25 A. light house tender Zizunla. at 4.10 P.

M. Arrived Steamer Pak Ling, British, from Java, and sailed for New York; schooners Nathaniel Palmer, Philadelphia for Portland, anchored at Brown; Samuel S. Tborp. Philadelphia for Boston: Frank S. Hall, New York for Nowberne; Robert C.

McQulllen, New York for Norfolk. Passed out Steamers Bona, British Philadel. phia for Larvig; Arnistor, British, Philadelphia for Oporto. Wind, northeast, twenty-two miles; smoky; barometer, 30.4(1. Breakwater.

March 12. Sailed Schooners Fan. nle Tracy, Theresa Wolf, John J. Ward. Sarah C.

Smith, Daniel Brown, Lucie Wueatley, Florence 1. Ixickwood, Thomas Thomas. Cape May, March 14. Passed in Schooners Henry Edmunds. New York for Philadelphia, at 8 A.

M. P. T. Barnum, Allyns Point for Philadelphia, at 2.30 P. in tow tug Muun.

Reedy Island. March 14. Passed up Schooners George R. Vreeland. at 12.10 P.

Charles H. Sprague, at 1.18 P. M. Passed down Steamer Wlnyah, for Richmond: tugs Walthani. towing barges Wayne, Fosler ami Easton; Veit.

towing barge ilargood. Marcus Hook. March 14. Passed down Schooner Lizzie Bahoock, for Boston; tug Argus, towing barges Carter and Baker. PORT OF NEW YORK Arrived March Bergenhuus, Savannah; Manhattan, London; Capri, Santos, ate; Ilsenstein, Charleston; Susquehanna, Marseilles: Georgic, from Liverpool; Manitou, from London; Kensington, from Antwerp.

Sailed March 11. Chesapeake, Liverpool; Greetlands, NaRsau; Helios, Flushing; Cevic, Liverpool; Kaiser Wil-helm der Grosse, Bremen via Southampton; Pa-trla. Marseilles: Strathlsla, Lisbon: Comanche, Charleston and Jacksonville; Jersey City, Bristol. Cleared March 14. Merionethshire, Baltimore; Wcsternland.

Antwerp, Edam. Rotterdam; Benverllch, Leitli; Wild-erspool. Baltimore; Stratbtsla. Lisbon; Ivydene, Monlivedeo, Buenos Ayres. Tjomo, Bridgetown, Bar: City of San Antonio, Havana; St.

Paul, Southampton; America, London; Alps, Cape Haytlen, Port an Prince, etc. Freights and Charters. Business in sail is yet connived within narrow limits; this, too, in face of numerous orders in the market. Vessels are w-anted for the West Indies, South American and coasting lumber trades, but tonnage supply Is very limited, and owners are naturally strong in their Ideas. Long voyage tonnage 1b also scarce and Is wanted.

Steamer rates for grain continue easier and the demand is very moderate in character. March boats to Cork for orders are quoted 2s. and berth terms to picked ports, United Kiugdom or Continent. 2s. 6d.

To Lisbon a prompt steamer of 10.000 quartets accepted 3s. There is no action noticed in Southern freights. Rates are nominally unchanged. Steamer Grletlands, British, 7(13 tons, West India trade, one round trip, private terms. Steamer Norge, Norwegian, 2,3114 tuns, West India trade, at or about 7s.

Schooner Florence and Lillian, 400 tons, coal, Philadelphia to Richmond. 70 cents. Schooner S. B. Marts, coal, Baltimore to Charleston, $110.

lumlier back. $4.50. Steamer Chateau Yciuem, French, 10.000 quarters grain, New York to Lisbon, prompt. Steamer William Bradley. British, 1S.000 quarters grain, Norfolk to Avoumouth, 2s.

berth terms, prompt. Schooner Annie P. Chase. 228 tons, coal, Tort to New Bedford, 7ft cents. Steamer English King.

British, 2.0.13 tons, Virginia to Hamburg, general cargo, private terms. Steamer Elsie, British, 15.000 quarters grain, Baltimore to Cork or Dunkirk, 2s. April 1-25. Steamer Vlzcaina, British, 1.370 tons, West India time charter, one round trip, fSOO, Schooner Emma F. Angell.

1,300 tons, coal, Philadelphia to Portland, $1.40. Schoouer St. Thomas, 1.100 tons, coal, Philadelphia to Boston, private terms. Schooner Fred Gower, 1,500 tons, coal, Philadelphia to Boston, $1.35. NOTES OF THE SHIPPING The British steamer Pak Ling, which arrived at the Breakwater yesterday, has been ordered to rew lork.

She sailed seaward at 2.30 p. The bark Doris, from Baltimore, February 20, for Vera Cruz, put Into Bermuda yesterday leaking. The Doris is one of the barks owned by Morton Stewart, of Baltimore, and which formerly ran regularly In the Kto Janeiro service. The- new Ward Lin steamer Mexico, building at Cramps', will not tie launched probably before April 1. It was hoped that the vessel might take the water to-day and that, date was announced last month.

The recent freeze, however, has delayed the work ou the steamer. The British steamer Collegian, from New Orleans for Liverpool, before reported ashore on Bahama Banks, floated yesterday and proceeded for ber tons f--eaio were lightered and reloaded. Wreckers arranged with captain at 50 per hundred tons lightered, and expect 40 per cent, of cargo lightered. The ahlp was not damaged and no tug assisted. Application was made yesterday by Coolldgp S.

Rolierts for American registry for the British, formerly American, bark Benjamin F. Hunt, now In port' from Turks' Island. The papers were forwarded to Washington for consideration when the war broke out the Hunt was transferred to Herbert J. Olive, a British subject of Boston, that he might be fully protected under that flag. The Spanish tank steamer Clulad de Ileus arrived at Marcus Hook late Monday night and was entered at the Custom House yesterday.

She is from Manchester, February IN, in ballast, snd was at Liverpool on February 23. Her master, Captain Lloret, reports an uneventful trip, lie passed, when seven days out from Liverpool, two dismasted wrecks partly submerged and clone together. He could not discover their Identity. There were three Important clearances of coal for the tropica yesterday. The British steamer Vimelra bas 3.7(10 tons bituminous for Havana, valued at the schooner George L.

Drake, fl4 tons bituminous, for Sagua la Grande, and the schooner John Coyle. 1.040 tons bituminous, for Clenfuego. The two schooners have cargoes of fuel for plantation use, while that on the Vimelra Is consigned to the agents of steamship lines putting In at Havana. The British steamer Altai, from Kingston, reported at New York yesterday that on March 13, In latitude 30,53 north, longitude 74.21 west, at S.30 A. saw the abandoned dredge Admiral.

The same date, at 1 P. spoke the tug Asher T. Hudson searching for the dredge and gave her position. The llaltlmors tug Hercules, which left Norfolk last week to search for the Admiral, re- Cemetery jCots WESTMINSTER CEMETERY. STRICTLY ON THE LAWN PLAN.

UNEXCELLED FOR BEAUTY AN1 IX1CATI0X, Grounds directly at West Laurel Hill Station. jl'lty OfflN. E. Coi liltband Arch Kreet MOUNT MORI AH CEMETERY' ORDERS now received- for sodding lots and graves. Ixits for sale.

Crematory CREMATION A SANITARY MEASURE. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. Crematory, East Washington Lane, Germantown. OFFICE, 242 FRANKLIN STREET. Special TJotices f-q3fckNOTieK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LK the undersigned has madn application for the renewal of certificate No.

4.703 for three shares of stock of "Tlie United New Jersey Railroad and Canal dated April 2h, 187.1; also three shares No. (J.245. dated May 6, 1876, the same having been Jost or destroyed. O. P.

EACHKS. 'Dividend 7otices rt-tSasTHE GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE LKTi INS. N. E. Corner CHESTNUT and SEVENTH Streets.

Philadelphia. March 15, 1899. A quarterly dividend of FIVE DOLLARS per share has been declared, payable to the stockholders on and after MONDAY. April JAMES B. ALVORD.

Treasurer. Jfelp Wanted MALE PRESS FEEDER BOYS wanted; experienced in feeding cardboard on cylinder presses, jjrown Bailey Franklin and Willow Sts. "WANTED iL Salesman in Philadelphia and nearby towns. Address limes Office. FEMALE GIRL wnnted North 32d St.

for general housework. 314 MILLINERS, trimmers and salesladies wanted, at 213 N. Front Street. NURSE GIRL Wanted neat, white nurse girl. 2330 N.

21st St. WANTED Experienced cssers rollers of umbrellas In order department. Hlrsh, 1307 Market 3d dour. Situations 'Wanted MALE STRONG BOY wishes situation of any kind; reference. 210, Times Office, FEMALE WANTED A position In a dispensary or doc.

tor's office by a bright, middle. aged lady of education and refinement. Address 110, Time! Office. jCost and found IOST-OX MONDAY. SUNBURST PEARL PIN, Jeltber In Nineteenth and Twentieth Sts.

car, from Nineteenth and Fltswater Strawbrldge Clothier's, or Llt's. or In Seventeenth snd Porter Streets car. Reward If returned to 717 North Seventh street. nOTTEEDriNNAMB. A.

CAMmuZ lot 211. section Id, In Mount Morlah Cemetery; application Is made for duplicate deed. Return to J. A. Campbell, 708 Hoffman Street.

for Sale TJOOL, BILLIARD, SHUFFLEBOARD, BOWL- A- ing supplies; 2d-hand table cheap. 222 8.8th. SALE-NEW HORSE ANI" WAGON, usedtlv weeks. 29T7 Frankford Ave. IONS, SIGNS." SHOW CARDS, VILLIERS SON, 714 CALLOWHILL St.

IU8HES. RATTAN, REKDS CANE, SPLINTS, i- pith, woven cane. 1311 Marshall, 70R SALE TEN R.I.P.A.N.R. FOB 8 CENTS at drugglati. One gives relief.

Want 1 A DIES' AND GENTS' CAST-OFF CLOTH-J Ing bought, highest, prices paid; my prices beat them all. Call or send ital. Borland, 936 Qlrard Ave. STORE OPEN EVENINGS. IADIES' AND GENTS' CAST-OFF CLOTH-J Ing hats, shoes and carpets bought, Highest price! paid.

Scud postal. WEINSTEIN. 328 N. THIRTEENTH. IADIES' FINE STREET OR EVENING dresses bought.

Add. Scbfuer's, 024 South St. ScisSORS SHARPENED. SHEARS, 10c. saws, 2fc.

KENNEDY. 118 North Keventh. Ship AMERICAN I.lftK. Ki ll STAR LINE. New, York -Southampton-London Pier 14, X.

KAHT F.XPKK.Hrt HKHVtCK. St. Paul. Mar. IS, 10 A.M.

Hu Louis. Mar. 25, 10 A.M. New York. Apr.

6, 10 A. M.Ht. Louis, Apr. IB, 10 AM New York to Antwerp Pier 14. N.

R. Westernland.Mar.15, li M. IS N'oordland. Mar. 20, 12 M.

Frleslaud, Apr, a. 13 M. Philadelphia lo Liverpool, i pier Phils.) Waesland. March 21, A.M. Ilaitu, April I MP.

ft. Belgenland. Apr. 7.J0 A.M. Pentiland, Apr.

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