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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY MOESTISTG, OCTOBEH 2(5, 1892. AMUSEMENTS. Sete-er- I MURRAY. On the 23:1 FRANCIS DENIS, son of Patrick uiul Annie Murray, aged 20 months. Funeral to-day at 2 o'oiook.

from the resident of his parents, 230 Evans street (Twenty-second and Vine). 24th Instant, EMMA, daughter of Hernurd F. and Kuiie F. Reed, aged 17 months. Funerul this atternoon at 2 o'clock, frum ber parents' residence, 2511 Ellsworth street.

the 23d Instant, CHARLES A. F. RUDOLPH, husband of Caroline F. Rudolph, aged 00 years. Funeral Today at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 2308 North Second street.

October 24, GEORGE II. SHILLlNGFOlllJ, in bis 03d year. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, from bis late resi UALLIGEH-OALLIOAll. -October 23, 1SS2, by Kev. W.

H. Burrell, at li is resilience. 43 Cooper street. Camden. X.

Mr. EDWARD UALL10EU to Mrs. JKMJMA ('ALL1UAK, both of iiurby, ionuerly of Cheater, Pa. I Delaware county papers, please copy. CiRAHAM MANSFIELD.

On Sunday. October 23. Mr. WILLIAM J. ORAKAM to Miss MAtl-OIK iKjtli of Philadelphia, at the Paullst Church, Fifty -ninth street and Ninth avenue.

New York. llII.T-HKAL.-On October 11. hv Rev. Elijah Lucas, at Trenton, N. HOWARD S.

HILT to MAiibilK F. DEAL, both of Philadelphia. MAC DON A LP SI I ELM I RE. On Tuesilny, nt 8 P. Octolier IS.

at the home of the bride's parents, MA KY E. MI ELM IKE to ANDREW MAC DONALD, both of Philadelphia, by the Rev. E. Clark llihshmnn. 20, 1SP2.

by Hew AV. H. Burrell, 43 Cooper street, Camden. N. .1., Mr.

WILLIAM PCU1I to Miss EMMA COOK, both of Philadelphia. COLORED COUNTERPANES In pretty shades of Blue, Pink, Canary and Nile, (ireen, $2.45 each. AVorth 84.00. SHEETS Banish work and worry. The making costs you nothing, (iood quality bleached muslin.

WHY OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST As many of our patrons have repeatedly asked why our trices are invariably lower than those of our neighbors, Ave feel constrained to offer the following explanation: AVc buy in large quantities, and when importers and manufacturers need ready money they turn to us. If we can purchase at satisfactory prices we do so, and it is rarelv that Ave fail in making our own terms. You can readily see why prices here are from one-lift to one-third loAver than elsewhere. Under our system, too, only the neAvest and most desirable a'oods lind their Avav here. We carry no old, undesirable stock everything; is new, right and proper.

The rules of fashion are closely observed, and instead of being followers, as most stores "are, Ave lead with the freshest creations from the Old and Xew "Worlds, frequently disposing of a season's stock before competition recognizes the fact that there has been a change. COLORED DRESS GOODS Have nothing prettier or move desirable in their family connee-t ions than Bedford Cords. Some especially noteworthy beauties are ottered to-day at the lowest price of the season. Exquisite shades of Myrtle, Gray, Navy Blue, (Javnet, Provn and Black, to' inches wide. $1 the yard.

The regular value of these goods is 81.75. Note how much you can save. BLACK DRESS Bobcs have been reduced in price. The simple comparison between the old price and the new shows how much they have been marked down: 16 Robes, reduced from to $7.50 the Robe. CHENILLE PORTIERES At $10 the pair are conspicuous for worth and beauty.

The price-is verv exceptional, as trade all around us demands 814 for this same Curtain. Choice assortment of colors. A CADEMY OF MUSIC. NTKISCH. 0 0 BOSTON BOSTON SYM PHONY OHCH FSTHA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA bi Performers.

vr. 0 MR. ARTIIUH NIKISCH. Conductor. FIVE GRAND CONCERTS On Wednesday Evenings, November 2.

December 7, January 11, February 8 and March 15. MISS EMMA JUCH ami other distinguished artists will appear as soloists. Season tickets, including reservist seats for tbe series ot five concerts. $3.50, $5 and $7, according to locution, now on sale ut 1221 Chestnut street. C.

A. ELLIS Manager. -lIlEsfNUT STHEET OPERA i Every Evening, Wednesday anil Sntiirdav Mats. CHARLES FHOHMAN'S STOCK COMPANY. Last Week.

1-ast Two Matinees of LOST PARADISE. Next Week ('buries Frobman's Stock Company, lu the lirst presentation here of Jerome K. Jerome's new comedy. THE COUNCILLOR WIFE. Seats on sale to-day for next week.

1H EST NUT STREET THEATRE. HOYT'H A TRIP EVERY NIGHT. WEDNESDAY' AND SATURDAY MATINEES UNTIL FUHTHFR TO CHINATOWN. Played over 350 times at Iltivt'a Madison SquareThealre, N.Y. NOTICE.

Seats Secured three weeks In advance. R04D STREET THEATRE. Every Evening Until further notice. Matinees WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAYS. DANIEL FROHMAN SPECIAL COMPANY In the Sprightly Comedy In three Laughing Acts.

First time in Philadelphia. liROAD STREET THEATRE. 3 o'clock Monday, October.il: Tuesday No- vember 15; Friday, November IS. Lecture Re- cltuls at the pimio hv WALTER DAMROSCH, On Wagner's Great Music Drama, PARSIFAL. Seats now on sale at the Broad Street Theatre and at Blusius'.

Vsv fi KVI RAWINU HO(m i TO-MORROW NIGHT, OCT. 27, 8.15 O'Clook, FIRST APPEARANCE IN PHILADI I.P1HA. Tickets, si.OO, at Fischer's, 1221 Chestnut WILLIAM R. BARNES, Mann CADEMY OF FINE ARTS. Fifteenth Series of BEGINS THURSDAY AT P.

M. I)AK1. ARK. PAHK. PARK.

PARK. PAHK. PAR K. PARK. PARK.

PARK. SURE CURE FOR BLUES MATINEE TO-DAY. Dli. BILL I his afternoon and Sat. Nightsuts.

I MiUlneesiitl I Alln- 30n' THE (I HEAT LAUGH PROVOKING COMEDY BEWITCHING KANGAROO DANCE. Ntwk. Mr. Potter of Texas. 1'K.

BILL DR. BILL DR. BILL PR. BILL DR. BILL DK.

BILL DR. BILL DR. KILL TALNUT. MATINEE TO DAY AT i YOUNG IXJVK'S DREAM, By Mrs. Hodgson Burnett.

Bring the Little Folks. THE FAMILY (IKCLE By liisson Rnsenfeld, Bring your Wives unit Sweethearts. FUN FOR ALL Next Helyett (Lottie Collins). Sale now open at riox Ollice and 1119 Chestnut St. -I HAND OPERA HOUSE.

POP. PRICES. VI ONLY ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. To-night the lovely prima donna, A I A I IN AMORITA. MATINEE SATURDAY.

KATHEHIXE GERM A INK, Seats at Blasliis Sons', ltm chestnut Street, and Grand Opera House. Next Week PO' 'ELL. POWELL, the World Greutest Pr idlgitutor, and Okate's Imperial Japanese Trotis IOREPAl GH'S FAMILY' THEATRIC. EIGHTH STREET, BELOW 'INK. JOHN A.

FOR EPA UGH. Sole Lessee and Ma. er. The Chosen Family Resort of Phliadelohiiu Week Commencing Afternoon, Octolier 24. J.

C. Stewurt's Great Comedy, "TWO JOHNS." Prices 111, 20. SO or 50 Cents. 9TH AND ARCH DIME MUSEUM. Continuous Shows from 1 to 5 and ft.

30 to 10 P. M. 0DAYS FEMALE RUNNING MATCH For a Diamond Studded Medul and a PURSE. Five Buxom, Agile and Prettv Contestants. IX THE THEATRE, THF.

STAR NOVELTY COMPANY. Admission and a Seat 10 Cents. "1 I HA HI) AVENUE THEATRE. I Glrnrd Avi 'line. nearSeventh Street.

Every Night, 8.15. Mats. Wednesday and Saturday. FAN! HON, THE CRICKET. MISS AMY LEE AS FAXCHON.

POPULAR PRICKS. Next Week First appearance In America of Miss ALICE ESDEX, In a Dramatization of Farjeon's Novel, GR1F." rPHK BIJOU. 1 Eigblb Street 1 ove Race. CONTINUOUS I'E From 12 M. to 'OHMANCE SO P.

M. LADIES' AND CHILD! THEATRE. MONSTER BILLS OF RBFINED VARIETY. Orchestra, 2c. Balcony, 2uc.

Gallery, luc. lAHXeROSs' Hi ll STREET OPERA ItOt'SR A UNCROSS' Every Even and Saturday Mat. OARNCHDSS' positively Last Week of CAHNCROSS' -FINDING THE NORTH POLE." CAKXOROSS' First Time of Our Parody, CAHM'Hoss' THE YACHTING PARTY, C- HNCItosW' oh: FISHERMAN'S LUCK," MINSTRELS, Presenting Thrilling Marine Kllects. MINSTRELS. Box Ollice Always Oin.

JMPIRK TI1EATRE-FUX. The I The Laughing lilt! I Mat. Davs, Novelty I First Time Here.) Tnesdav, Has A BA1LHOAD TICKET. Thursday, Arrived. I A RAILROAD TD ET.

I Saturday. Full of Sunshine, Novelty, Melody. Humor. Next Week Ilunlon Brothers' Fantusma." 1E0PLK'S THEATRE. 8 BELLS.

Kensington Avenue and Cumterlatid Sireet HOW I BHOS. BYRNE IX 8 BKi.LS. THE I Under the management of BUTTONS I Primrose nnd West. FLY. I BROS.

HYHNE IX 8 BKI.LS. Next Week-Charles L. I'avis-Alvin Joslin. H. 'S EGYPTIAN HALL.

I I I.LAi: ELLA It El. LA It ELLA I. I.Alt Every Evening nt 8 O'clock. Matinees Wed. nnd Slit, nt 2.15.

k'FIIvH T1IEGHEAT Kr.I.LAK, MAGHTAX. Assisted by Mrs. KI.I.A R. ATION A THEATRE. James H.

Walllck In THE BANDIT KING. MATIXF.E Next Week John L. Sullivan. 1 ALACK THEATRE, TEXTIT AND ARCH. SHACKFORD OPERA CO.

THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. Next Week-Bnrtleyt'ampljell a FATE. RCH STKKFT TH EATHK. Timely Prices. 15, 25.

35, 50. 75c. Every Evening. 'Thurs. and fct.

REII.I.Y A WOOD'S RIO SHOW. Oct. 31 sam Devere and his own Company. IYCF.CM. MATINEES DAILY.

SAM T. JACK'S LILY CLAY COLOSSAL GAIETY CO. Next nl'OKTs BURLKSO.UE CO. rpiIE (IIIKAT 1 708 til ESTXUT reet. The human frame revealed In all conditions of health and disease.

extraordinary wonders. Open 9 A. M. Hit 10 P.M. For gentlemen only.

Admission. 25c. UTAXDAHD THK.VlitK. Miillnee To Dnv. ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.

Next Week I he Two FOR SALE. yH SALE-TWO 42 INCH HYDRO E.M'H C. tors. Dlenelt Elsenhiirdt make engiiie on side. G.

Scholleld, la North Front. (1lllt SALE-POOL AND BILLIARD ROOM, southeast corner Eighteenth and sts. WANTS. TOWARD MOXEY. A EXPERT ACCOUNT VXT AND AUDTTOH.

CHES'TNl'Tstreet, liilladelphla. Accounts of every description audltul timiki examined, opened, closed and balanced. Highest testlmonlnls. 1 KO.W. JENKINS MANUFACTURES A FULL I I LINK OF CONFECTION KUA CHOI 'ill, A'l CREAMS.

SUGAR ALMONDS. LEMON. 1.1 MK. I'EACH AND COUGH 1 1 HOI'S, A Rsll A AND PENNY GOODS. 120 MARKET ST.

1JOOKH. NOVELS, PAMPHLETS BOUGHT; J) history, medical, poetry, dramatic: any kind, any quantity send isistal. King. 138 H. Tenth St.

TRUSSES, BANDAGES, Etc 1M.AST1C ABDOMINAL BELTS ARK RAP I i Idly coining Into use by ladles anil gentlemen of full biihlt. By their use ubrm support. Is given, en-at'liig corpulent liersons to Indulge In long walk nnd active exercise with ease and comfort, Invariably diminishing the si.e of tbe alslomen, Improv-Ing'the form and preventing unihlllcul hernia. Ilelmi ol an elastic, open toxtuiv, they are not uncomfortable In warm weather. SF LEY'S HARD It till V.

TRUSS EsTAHLlsll.MENT. SOUTH M.liVEN I'll ST REET. THE HEY MARIE November 7 MADAM MOD ES A Timely Topics anil Dally Dolugs of Interest to the Social Circle. A number of Philttdclpuians are expected to attend the ball, on Friday night, at Tuxedo Park, the gay resort a short distance outside 01 New Yoru, on the Erie Railroad. It was hardly to be expected that the recent visit of James G.

UlMne. toruiladel-phla, would pass without sonio episode of a dramatic character, there seems to bo such a tendency to run tothedramatlcon botlisicles of that lulellcltou8 domestic association. With her was the beautiful boy, James (, Wninn. Sd. and it bad been arranged that while the mother was here she would allow her husband to lake the child to Atlantic City to see Mrs.

James G. Blaine, who Is very fond ot him. The most positive assurances bad been given by the Blalue family that the child would be returned. Something, however, happened, and Mrs. Blaine lelt where she had been staying just before the time appointed.

It is not known if she Is yet in the city. Statements have been made that young Mrs. Blaine at the last moment became tearful that her bus-band Intended to retain possession of the child. Another explanation is that Mrs. Blaine, upon hearing her husband's name associated with that of a fair but erratic Philadelphia divorcee, well known in fashionable circles, feelinB tee possibility of reconciliation through the child more remote, concluded hastily not to allow tbe boy to Bee his father or grandmother.

Anyhow, the interview which had been arranged did not take place. Tbe occasion of young Mrs. Elaine's visit to Philadelphia was the funeral of a distant relative. The Misses Roberls will not occupy their handsome house this winter, having sailed for Europe They will spend Christmas in Paris. Possibly there are ladles in Philadelphia who will feel a touch of sympathy in the harrowing story tcld on Thursday iu the New York Court or Quarter Sessions.

Matthew Carney was arrested at the instance of some ladles counected with the Society for tho Prevention of Cruelty to Animals whom ho was driving home. Counsel for Carney here told tho court that the aflair occurred at 4 o'clock in tho morning, and the prisoner added: "They bad a lot of tin cans wid 'em." "Permit me, your Honors," said Mrs. Devlne, he complainant, "to explain. Wo are members of the Midnight Band of the Band of Mercy. Our object is to feed and care for stray and homeless cats.

There are thousands of these poor creatures who never show their faces except hetween 2 and 4 o'clock in the morning, when wicked boys are asleop and cruel men are too drunk to uso their canes. The feed we carry In baskets and tin cans when on our errand of mercy. We also take catnip, which is to the cat what wine is to tbe delicate manor woman. Then, we have Home for Friendless Cats, but we are obliged to keep Its location a secret to prevent bad boys from throwing poisoned meat to our littla ones, as was done at our lormer home." A good many of the fancy young men in this town are at the present moment much disturbed about getting tbo proper kiuk in tbelr hats. Tbe soft slouch hat with a caved-incrown, generally of allglitcolorand kuown as tbe Homburg hat (because the Prince of Wales first wore It thcre which has so generally taken tho place of the derby, was first Introduced In this country by a Philadelphia hatter.

Through tbe same medium an even later hat known as the Carlsbad, which has the peculiarity of a brim differing in color from the crown, one black and tho other gray, and the whole hat made of soft Air, has made its appearance here. Much of the style and becomlncnoss of these hats depends upon tho Indentation of the crown, and there is quite as much science in getting it Just right as there Is in lying a white cravat. Only the initiated or those who have teen to Carlsbad and saw how Wales wore his know just the proper kink. Every day or so a blockade of cars occurs cu some of the street car Hues, tbe Chestnut and Walnut being the worst, and passengers lind that some agent of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has taken out a lame horse. One of the agents said in speaking of the matter: "The superintendents of stables are required to utilize all their horseflesh and will send out a Inmo or 111 horse when they can, If only for a trip.

They won't do It while we are aronnd the stables, but we catch them along tbe route and generally about dusk." MlssWymnn, one of the handsomest and roost stylish young ladlei of Minneapolis, who camo to Philadelphia for health, has quite recovered nnd has taken quarters nt iheAldlue Hotel to enjoy for a season the social 11 fo of the city. At the special services which are being held tinder the direction of D. L. Anderson In old Fltzwater Street Methodist Kptscopal Church one of the most Interesting features 1b tho Kinging of Mr. and Mrs.

Baker, whoso voices ure sympathetic as well as fine and cultivated. As might have been expected there is an nwful kick-up over the awards for the best lady riders and tlio best ladles' horses ot the Country Club oxhlbltloD. Pretty nearly everybody expected a prize and of course somebody had to get left. Given anything that Involves priority nnd excellence lu which women and especially fashionable women are interested and thero is sure to be ft muddle and any amount of heart-burning. Pooplo talk about the slowness of Philadelphia, but, not to mention William Pcnn, It Is a question if tbe old leaders of the Assembly, who were not very precise, would not have quaked In their boots to see girls and married women high up In "sasslety" riding and racing horses around a course in public before acrowd and cheering them line Jockeys as tbey came in.

And yet it was a pretty eight, They talk, nnd well tbey may talk, of Tennyson, but there was Browning, who has societies bearing bis name, one of them here In Philadelphia, which moot and meet year ufter year and do nothing but laud him and discu-swhut be meant or did not mean In almost every Hue. Lines of Browning are gone over almost like Bible texts. Ladles especially differ about Browning undltlssaid that Mrs. Uloomfield Moors Is tbe only woman who ever thoroughly understood him. Wonder is occasionally expressed if Tennyson will ever bavo such an effect upon any class of minds.

The marriage of Miss Marlon Morris, of Baltimore, ana John B. Thayer, of Pbllndel. pbla, will take place November 9. Flags on the Union League, on the Public Buildings end lu many parts of the town were nt half-mast yesterday lor Mrs. Harrison.

The question bns arisen, by tho way, whether crape on the flag would not be more lilting in the case of tbo death of the lady of the Whito House than lu balf-mastiug the 11:. g. An altractlvo wedding Inst night In the Fifth Baptist Church was that of Ml Mary A. (lyger and Harrison Lundls. The bride Is highly esteemed, and mnny friends attended the reception to lender congratulations to tuo young couple.

Is IT prohnhir that what a million women say ufter dally trial is a mistake? they ly test that Dubbins' Electric Is rconumlcal purest nnd best. They have bud 24 years to try It. ou give It mir triul. suniiim), Wednesday. Octo.

her 5. at the residence of the bride's parents, II 12Cino Hfris't, hv the Her. Edward P. Smith' Mr. HOWARD L.

llAINliltllMil.tind.Mlsi.MAy D. CHAMP, all of this city. BF.LL-PHKSCOTT.-Octolier?0, ftii2. hv Dev. V.

11. Hurrell, lit bin resilience, 43 Cooper e't reel, Camden, N. ,1., Mr. HENRY I1E1.I. to MImsCKR.

THCDK M. PilKscoTT, loth of Philadelphia. CAPE HEAD. On the evening ol Octolier 21, li2, at the Went York street M. E.

parwmnue, No. an North Seventeenth street, hv the llev. Henry ratikliiiul, CHARLES it, CAPE and Ml' liH.LKJ. RKAD.IhiIIi of Philadelphia. Dt'NK F.I.ltKIKIEIt Wednesday evening, October Id, 1H92, by the Rev.

neurit" Will-lam Lincoln, at St. John s' Baptist P. K. church Oermantnwn. Mr.

C. FAY 1 if F.f.H KoKlt, of Philadelphia, and Miss AN NIK liltOOKS, of Uermnntnwu, LADIES' COATS In the newest of cloths are here in great variety. The offerings of to-day are conspicuous for elegance antl beauty, being the richest creations of the most renowned designers and makers of the Metropolis. Each garment has performed the ollice of a sample, and is, therefore, the choicest of its kind upon the market. $15.

Regular price, $18. Regular price, 28. $20. Regular price, $25. Regular price, $40.

As an illustration of our rare Coat juices, the garment for which we are asking $65 competition demands FANCY SILKS hi lovely black grounds, made more intense by bright colored stripes, are among the bargain offerings. 79c. the yard. Beg-ular juice, i. 'J4 inches wide, enter to-day as remarkable price-offerings.

Customary retail price in other places, 8l.r0. Oar unusual figure is $1.25. Twenty-live pretty shades. HABERMAN'S STEEL ENAMELED WARE Is the best ware of its kind yet produced by American ingenuity and skill. It brightens up the kitchen and lightens household labors.

The special offerings to-day are 12'-in. AVash Basins, Blue, and White or Gray, 35c. Regular price, 50c. Oval Pudding Pans, Blue and AVhite or Gray, 2Kc. and 35c.

Regular prices, 37c. and 45c. 2-qt. Tea or Coffee Pots, Blue and AVhite or Gray, tiOc. Regular price, 75c.

CORNER CHAIRS In. Mahogany finish, $5 each. Customary price, 8S. Spring Seat. Upholstered in Brocatelle.

LARGE ARM ROCKER Oak frame, upholstered seat and back, with plush roll headrest, $10. Begular juice, In Hold, Onyx, Silver, Boyal Copper and Wrought Iron at special prices. Von can save a third on any Lamp in the list. WINTER RESORTS. ATLANTIC crr.

rpiIE SHF.LKl lO.E, ATLANTIC CITY, N. .1. remains open throughout the entire vcr.r. A. H.

ilUL' HI-AC II A Viv.V rpiIE BALDWIN, 1 BEACH HAVEN. N. The Baldwin will remain until Oroh' Hot sea liter lis. Add I'. A.

HAKIH' li IV F. K.S Kk. JROWN MILLs-iN-I'ftE PIN1X This favorite WINTER HEsoRT Is NOW OPEN Sit dallj trains to and from Market Ferry. IIEOROE PFEIEKKR, HOTEL OCEANIC, HA UN EGA CITY, N. Hate 12.00 per day.

Special ralea lor (he season. WM. E. COOKE. Proprlelav THE TURF isteb mm AND THE It ACES.

11 A IN OR SHINE. COM EXIT Nil AT (O 1' M. Tloat leave South stits't I'erry every twenty minutes. ElrM boat leaves mona ster 3 A. M.

Las: boat leaves Philadelphia P. M. The steauierj SYLVAN HELL AND Cil.EN leave Arch street wliarl every half hour. Tlrst boa: leaves tiloui'ester IU A. M.

last boat leave Phiia delpnia 7.30 P. M. EX( L'llMON TU I T'S, Ui Ooo I on both ferries. BOARDING AND ROOMS. IHUVATK liOARD FOR Til WINTER NEAR Ashevllle.

N. at tls an I 2o per month. Ad Ure: It. L. I'AITON, stallon.

N. C. svanmiwua P. Cooper SECOND-STORY RACK LOOM Willi llOAIiDi 1316 Spruce stps't. A I.N l2H- INI TRNISIIED Al'ART-y meiitn it It liitM, biiit and atienduns.

MO I I.Tt i A ST It KT-HI NO 1. rooms, in', and Meals. luc. and ISc. A I.N IT.

IT' RNlsl I ED ROOMS, SI Kle or en suite. sp Rl'CE STREET. NEAR I2III. NICELY KIR. nanus.

Ref. Ad. E. II. llnisi Olllce.

Phlla. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. tiV Dll. A. I1KAD1NOS VKR.MIKUOE 'C? Idood puriiier rids tb- hnrseof worms, curea ravenous feeders, hide hound and all dis'stscsj pf the blood.

Sold hv Sinllh, Kline French wholesale (IruuclstM, 4.1 An-li HI reel, Ptilladelphl. Ask your lorckeeT for It. dence, Main street. Darby. October 23, ADELAIDE, wife of George W.

Sines, in her 31st year. Funerul this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, from tbe residence of Charles Long, Edge Hill, Pa. Carriages will meet 10.55 A. M. train from Ninth and Green at Glenside.

SPHOUL. On tho 24th ut his late residence, 702 Race street, OLIVER aged 33 years. Due notice of the funeral will lie given. TEKSE. -October 23, ANN widow of George E.

Teese, Funeral services this morning at 10 o'clock precisely, from her late residence, 1021 Summer street. the 19th Instant, nt the residence of bis parents, 80S North Thirteenth street, of diphtheria, ROHH1E, son of Robert and Mary J. Wes-ner, aged 6 years. WRIGHT. -On the 23,1 CHARLES son of Charles H.

and Jennie H. Wright, in th(3d year of bis age. Funeral this afternoon, the 2ritb at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 1020 Dakota street. SPECIAL NOTICES. UNION LEAGUE MEETING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2l), 8 P. M. Address hv HON. CHAUNCEY M.

DEPEW. Tickets for admission to the meeting can be had on application at tbe League House, at headquarters State Republican committee and at tbe oil ices of tbe Press, Inquirer and North American. A PUBLIC MEETING UNDER THE llisnices or the HKOT Jl EKHOOD Or PAINTERS AND DECORATORS OF AMERICA will be held at 38 North NINTH Street, FRIDAY, October 28, at 8 P. All journeymen Painters Invited to attend. I1IK NATHANS MONEY LOAN Office, southesat cor.

SIXTH and RACK Streets; J2WI.OO0 to loan at. lowest rates on Diamonds Watches Jewelrv, Musical Instrunients, Dry Goods, Clothing, Guns, Pistols, Household Hoods. OHO. ROEDEL. Mauager.

DIVIDEND NOTICES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the following numbered Debenture. Series B. of the EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA were drawn In accordance with provisions of said bonds. Payment will he made upon presentation thereof at the otllce of the CITY TRUST, SAFE DEPOSIT AND SURETY COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, Trustee, No.

927 CI I EsiTN UT Street, Philadelphia. Interest on the same will cease November 21, Nos. 5, 10, 23, 4, 47. (13, 7, 70, 82, 91, 94 and 97. CHARLES M.

SWAIN, President. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the following numbered dehenture bonds. Series Hi, 19, 20. 2ti, 27, XX, 3(1, 89, 17(1. 177.

178, 179, and Series 25, 20, 27 and 2S, of THE EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, were drawn In accordance with the pro visions of said bonds. Payment will be made upon presentation thereof ut the olllce of the CITY TRUST, SAFE DEPOSIT AND SURETY COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, trustee. No. 927 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Interest on the same will cease December 17, 1S92.

h-ic, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the following numbered Debenture Bonds, series 3. 5, 6. 21 55. 59. 78, si 155, 193, and series 75 and 9(1, of THE EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, were drawn In accordance with the provisions of said bonds.

Payment will be made upon presentation thereof at the Ollice of THE CI 'IV TRUST, SAFE DEPOSIT AND SURETY COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, Trustees, No. 927 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Interest on the same will cease December 27, ls'2. CHARLES M. SWAIN. President.

n--. OFFICE OF THE KERGNER HE WING pHii.AiiKi.i'iUA. October 20,1892. The Board of Directors has this day declared a fcenii annnal dividend of FOUR DOLLARS PER SHARK on Hie Preferred Slock, ami FOUR PERSHAREon the Common Stock of the RERGNKlt A KNGEL BREWING COMPANY, payable November 1, ls92, to stockholders of record Octolier 24,1892. The transfer hooks will remain closed from October 24 to Novemls'r 4.

192. O. W. KERUNER, Treasurer. LOANS, MORTGAGES, ETC.

"TtTANTLD MORTGAGES ON properties at 4', and 5 tier CENTRAL oilier sums at current rates: ground rents wanted. C. B. D. I Richardson, 221 South Filth street.

PER. CENT, property. M. MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY II. Brown, 719 Walnut.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. It! lilt AN. CHELTENHAM PROPF.RTY-FOR SALE. new ami old properties, from (2.000 upwards, u. 11.

Myers, Cheltenham. Pa. OAK 44 SALE, MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING jjJL lot. North sixth, 6ox25u, only sc. square loot iliTuild your collage.

Kirtiy. 334 Mouth Fifteenth. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. I RM I i OP -t'l TO KKXT-tJll. NEW 5 ROOM HOUSE, cemented cellar, heater and all conveniences.

illller Street. A ppiy at 31uri Belgrade Stieet, MJls RENT-8 ROOM HOUSE: ALL CON. newly papered und painted. 2155 Aubrey street. Thirteenth und Diamond.

i ss i oil i u'riiti Jh FOR RFNT-FHAME DWELLING AT Wlsslnoiiimg, 10 miles from Broad street sta-lieii, H'-iooiu housi' ull conveniences 4 minutes from station: (18 per month. Applv to Thomas C. F'osn-r. 412 Walnut street. Philadelphia.

AUCTION SALES. M. THOMAS A SONS. AUCTIONEERS. 15PI and 1521 CHESTNUT St.

I Telephone issi.l iieai nun siock no s. nil Kiiist, bALE STOCKS AND BONDS, THURSDAY, October 27, II 2. at 11 o'clock, at Philadelphia Exchange. Third und Walnut Streets. 10 shs.

Couiimimvt'ulth Title Ins. und Trust Co. So shs. Cumbria Iron purJ50. 128 shs.

'The Thomns Iron pur $50. 90sbs. Lehigh Valley Rallrond parfV). so shs. Trust Co.

of North America pf ei5. Ho shs. 1 ehigh Conl und Nu Igution parf.il. 12 shs. Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad.

I sli. Philadelphia Library Co. shs. Citizens' Trust and surety so shs. Cutaw isa Railroad second prelerred.

'l shs. Philadelphia Traction Railroad receipts. 33 shs. Philadelphia Traction Raiiroud receipts. 25 shs.

Philadelphia Traction P.ailiouil receipts. bi shs. Mumiyurik Trust Co. iLouo Newark (N. .1.) Pussengcr Hallway 5 per contain, doe l.eiii Columbus and Cincinnati Midland Railroad Co.

per cent, coupon, due P. R. imp. 0 p. c.

due lsfi7. W.A B. It. deb. 4 p.

due 1917. S5.UO0 N. P. R. gen.

7 p. due li3. lliigh valley H. K. Co.

con. mtge 6 per registered, due 1923. fl.iMO Rochester Passenger Railway Cu. first 5 per due 19.10. (t5ii bunds) Bell's Gap 1st mtiro, 7 per cent, registered, coupon, due IsM.

SALE OF REAL FNTATE. THURSDAY, October 27. 1892, at 12 o'clm nt the Philadelphia Exchange. Third and Walnut Sts FOHTY-EIGITTH and Chestnut Lot. 511x215 fis 2 inches, toSunsom si.

J'lm nt ollh-e i.ANsDALi:, County, Seventh St. anil Vermont Ave. 2 hullillng lots, 42 by 1311. CAMDEN, N. .1., Nos.

3n5 and 3u7 Sycatiiore St. Two Brick Dwellings, each 13.0 hv 70.7. MT. HOLLY, Nos. I.i7, 1309, 1314 nnd 1317-Fotir tw o-story Brick Dwellings.

Each lot 15 by 47. CAHI'KX TEH. No. 2141-Thiee snirv Brick Dwell-Ine has elht rooms. Iil Hi by 57 OXFORD und Cnmac N.

E. story store and Dwelling: ten rooms. Lot 10 hv 01. EIGHTEENTH 5(i2 and 510-Two handsome tliree-stury Hro.vnstone Kesldi nces 11 rooms eHch modern cimvi nlences. Lot 18 hv Inn.

EIGHTEENTH 501 -Haniisome three-story White Marble Fruit Residence; II rooms; ninoorn conveniences. Lot 17.9 hv Ion feet. HHIXKHART, Nos. 4725, 1727 and 4729-Thrs two-storv Brick Dwellings. Each lot 14 by hi feet ij HIHI.V;Y PARK, swurthmon' Avenue, Islmv Darby St.

Two two-stoiy (Mansard roof) Brick Dwellings each hus eleven rooms. S2 feet 10 in. Ly 1 feet CA NTH ELL, Nos. 01 l.illil. 018 and 022-Four two-story Bihk 'iwellings: four rooms.

14 hv 18 feet. HOPE, Nos. ur.d 20'd l-our two-story Brick Dwellings; live rooms. 14 by 45 feet iu. OLIVIA, Nos.

and 2s7 Two Frntne Houses; each has four rooms. F.uch lot 25 by 21. feet. I No. Brick Dwelling; has six rooms, Lot hv 98 et 9 Inches.

E. CAMBRIA, No 114-Twu storv Brick Dwell, bu; has iv rooms. Lot 14 by 611 feet. (AM HEX. N.

.1., Nos. 12 and 14 South Ninth street-Two tlneestory Brick Dwellings; eight rooms, by 4u feet HiliTIFTII '1 North Nos. 1121. tin nnd ICS-Three handsome thre.stury stone residences; each rooms, tnr.di rn conveniences. Lots (I by I15fei t.

ASI'EN', Na 41011 liirei'-story (Mutisard rool) Brick Dwelling; lu rooms, modern conveniences. Lot 25 by 140 feel. BUSINESS CHANCES. HOTEL AND T. ESTAU It A XT I Ol ttf Wniiilngton, D.

c. Centrally In. rated, oil Penusylx'anla avenue, near new Post Ullce building, restaurant and liar completely furnished. Long lease and very moderate rent. Best of reasons given fnrseillng.

Must sell ut once. Add. S. 215 Delaware X. i.

c. IOR SALE -IN THI'NTOX, N. .1., establislieil lii use, boarding for Indies OLD. only lias been aid tiouw lor many gain: will se'l fur cash'. ommer street, Newark, N.

.1. cars a good Ist-Addresi S. 92 AND HEARS -s PA I'll LET sllow- ltm how to handle stocks on marglns-mall'sl en application to Hnulllot 125 South Third su, Phlla. flu uiamliii ten shares, 3l, twenty, Ac DIED. Appleeate, Mary A.

IlaiTiurfton, Sarah .1. linker, Courtenay W. 10. Hurr. john, 2-1.

Meill, William H. 19. liei-irer, Chas. F. Sr.

82. Hrodhead, A brum C. B8. Carey, Carey, Marv, 37. Clifton, Rachel H.

SO. Crew, Ellen. CuiumingN, Thomas D. Dawson, Annie L. 42.

Dully, William P.IU. Dunham, Annette I. 5. Kftlimer, Philip. Fernniore, HenJ.

S. 77. Firlein, Marv K. 6. Ford, Jotfi, B2.

Mary, 35. ('alcn, Katie (Gregory, Minnie E. Hrlfttn, John J. 64. HoKans, Patrick.

Hamilton, Kiel). W. 73. lludders, Sarah, 93. Keller.

Wilhi'lmine, 35. Kelly, KMen, 54. Knieling, Evu M. Knight, Clara C. rueger, C.

F. Kulin, Catharine, 82. Lvslion, John -I. 37. MoCanlloy, Koliert H.

McClelland, lsnliella. 17. McNuckln. Joseph, H2. Masuire, Patrick, Sr.

Marloy, John N. Sti. Martin, Gertrude. Montgomery, Lucy, 4. Mulhern, Margaret, 55.

Munee, Oeore F. 2. Murray, Marjcuret T. "0. Murray.

Francis D. 2. Heed, Emma, 1. Rudolph, Chas. A.

F. CO. ShllliiiKford, Geo. H. Sines, Adelaide, 31.

Sproul. Oliver, Jr. 33. Teese, Ann C. Wsener, Koliert.

6. Wright, Charles If. 3. October 23. MARY wife of John Applejrate and (laughter of Francis and the late Mary Kerch, aged 25 vears.

Funeral this morning ut 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 1 11 street. Requiem High Muss at tbe Sacred Heart Church. BARRINGTON. On the 23d at 7 I. the residence of her nephew, W.

It. Kgner, East lifblgh avenue, SARAH daughter of (lie lute Chinles and Martha Harrington. Services at St. Simeon P. K.

Church to-day at 2 P. M. BAKER. On the 24th COURTENAY only daughter of Jesse M. and Courtenay 11.

Baker, In her loth year. Funeral services at her parents' residence, Monroe street, Media, tills morning at 10 o'clock. the 24lh JOHN, son of the late Terence and Bridget Hnrr. aged 25 years. Funeral to-morrow morning lit 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of Sirs.

H. 'anlell, 171S South Eighth street. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Annunciation Church. BEIU-On the 22d WILLIAM son of Frank X. and Christina Bell, in the Mth year of hisiige.

Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 3413 Torpin street. the 21th CHARLES F. HER-OEH, In the 82d year of his uge. Due notice of the funeral will he given. BHODHEAD.

At the residence of bis son-in-law, Mr. Garrett B. Llnderman, South Hethlehem, Octolier 25, ABKA.U C. BROD1IEAD, aged 63 years. Funeral Thursday.

October 27,9 A.M. Interment ut Ift idgeport, Conn. Louis. October 22(1, JAM ICS CAKEY, tormerly of Philadelphia. CAREY.

-On Octolier 24, 1SH2, wife of Edward Curey, aged 37 years. Due notice of the funeral, from her lute' residence, lUO'J JfcICean street. CLIFTON. -On the 24th Instant, RACHEL IT. CLIFTON, widow of the lute Thomas s.

Clifton, lilted 60 years. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her son-iu-law, FHnk M. Phillips, 611 Worth street. To proceed to Whur-ton Street M. E.

Church for service. CREW. Monday, October 24. 1892. at her residence, 228 Henderson avenue.

Mrs. ELLEN CHEW, laughter of George Seunor. Due notice of the funeral will be given. CI Trenton, on October 23, THOMAS D. CTM-MiNGS, aged 9 months and 20 days.

Interment private. the 24th of October, ANNIE wile of William Dawson, aged 42 years. Funeral this morning ut o'clock, from her late residence, 2732 Kensington avenue. Requiem Muss at theChuroh of the Visitation. DOUGHERTY.

On the 22d Instant, EUNICE, wlfo of the lute Bernard Dougherty. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, "on Wednesday morning at 8.3o o'clock, from her lute residence, 2109 Cuthbert street. High Mass at the Cathedral. Interment ut Cathedral Cemetery. DUFFY.

-On October 23. WILLIAM P. DUFFY, aged 05 years. Funerul from his Into residence, No. B38 North Forty-sixth street, on Wednesday morning at o'clock.

Kequlem Mass ut Our Mother of sorrows' march. DUNHAM. -Of diphtheria, on October 21, 1, ISAHELLE, only child of Howard and Kate T. Dunham, aired 5 years. Interment private from ber parents' residence, 3C')3 Chestnut street.

the 24th PHILIP KFFIN-UKU. Residence, 1050 North Second street. Due notice of the funeral will be given. the 24th BENJAMIN S. FENIMORE, In his 77th year.

Due notice of the funeral will be given. FIRLEIN. On the24th or diphtheria, MARY' daughter of George and the lute Bridget Firlein. aged 6 years. Funeral this (Wednesday) niornin? nt 8 o'clock, from her lather's residence, 2slo "North Front street.

Interment private at New Cathedral Cemetery. FORD. -Suddenly, on October 23, JOHN FORD, aged (12 years. Funeral to-morrow at 8 A. from bis late residence.

Thirty-eighth and Svlvmi streets. Solemn Requiem Mass ut St. Agatha's Church, at 10 A. M. precisely.

FRANZ. On the 24th MARY, daughter of Henry nml Margaret Frunz, aged 35 years. Due notice of the funeral will be given. the 23d Instant, KATIE wile of Joseph L. and youngest ibiughter of Anthony L.

nnd Kniherine S. Melllv. Funeral to-morrow morning ut 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her rmrems, W)2 South Nineteenth street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Churles' Church.

the 6th Instant, at Roanoke, MINNIE daughter of and Mrs. J. A. Gregory. GRIFFIN.

Suddenly, on the evening of Saturday, October 22, JOHN J. GRIFFIN, in the tilth year of his age. Funeral services will he held at his late residence, 2'i00 North Thirteenth street, today ut 1 o'clock P. M. IIAGANS.

On the 24tll PATRICK II AGANH, Due notice of the funerul will lw given, from his late residence, 2831 Hummel street, Twenty-eighth and Gre.y's Ferry road. AMILTON. At bis residence in Dovlestow n. on Monday, RICHARD W. HAMILTON, in the7sth year of his uge.

Funend to-morrow at 11 o'clock. Services ut the house. Carriages ill meet the o'clock train from Ninth and Grts-n streets. HUDDERS. On the 24th Instant, SARAH, wife of the late John Builders, lu her vear, at the residence of her son.

Dr. George W. li udders, No. Noilh Eighth street. Due notice ol the funeral will he given.

KEl.l.KR.-On the 24th instant, WII.HELMTNE, wife of Charles Keller, aged H5 years. Funeral today at 2 o'clock, from her lute residence, s. W. corner Thirteenth andOgilcn streets. KELLY.

-On the 21th inslnnl, ELI EN, wife of John F. Kelly, aged 51 years. Funerul this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her lute residence. Mount Moriali lane, above Woodland avenue, West Philadelphia. K.N I FLING.

-On the 21th Instant, EVA widow of the lute Frederick Knleling. Late residence, 1(113 Month Eleventh street. Due notice of the funeral will lie given. KNIGHT. At Pliilntlelil, N.

October 23, CLARA CHILD KNIGHT. Funerul services at the rest-lienoeof her mint, Mrs. William II. Cox. 1502 Mor ris street.

Philadelphia, to-day at 1 o'clock P. M. KR1EGF.R.-C. K. Rt'EGER, on tbe 24th Instant.

Due notice ot toe funeral ill be given. the2'M Instant, CATHAHINE, widow of the late Henry Kuhn, in ber 82d year. Funeral this morning. Services nt Ilustleton Baptist burcb at II o'chs k. Carriages will meet morning trains at Uuslleton Station, October 23, JOHN J.

I.YS1ION, aged 37 years. Funeral to-day nt 2 o'clock P. from his late residence, 48ol Havcrlord avenue, West Philadelphia. McCAI.LFY.-On the 2llh Instant, ROBERT R. Mr-OA LI In his The relatives an! friends of the family, also the surviving memls rs of the Second Regiment Peim-sylvunia Volunteers, Heavy Artillery, und the cm.

ploycs of the Knickerbocker Ice Compunv, are respectfully Invited to atlend the luneriil, on lliuisdny urtcrnoon at 2 clock, from his Inle residence, 1333 North i lsvetith street, interment at Odd Fellows' Ci ineW ry. the 23d Inslant, ISABELLA, daughter of Matilda ami late Junies Model, hind, aged 17 years and 3 months. Funeral services to-day at 2 o'clock, nt the residence of ber mother, loll South Mm le-tith street. the 21st lnt F.LI.FN, widow of the lute Peter Midee. The reluilees and fre-tidsnf the fniullv are re.

speetfully invited to attend the funeral on Wed-nesday morning at s.Iio o'clock, from her lute residence, Wharton street. Solemn llequlem Mafs nt the Annunclal.oii Ciiurch. Interment ut New cathedral Cemetery. Mi Ol I N. (in( tuber 22, JOSEPH Mi Gt'OKIN, aged 112 years.

1 nnernl this afternoon at 2 o'clock, bom his hue resilience, No. 2711 East l.uiiil.erlatid Street AGUIIIK. (in the Slit Instant, PATRICK MA-GUI HE, sh. Funeml this morn lug at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 2571 East Huntingdon street, Kightis-nth ward. Solemn Reiiilciu Muss nt St.

Ann's. MAUI.KY.-On the 23d Instant, JOHN N. A In the year of his age. Funeral to-morrow afternoon nt I o'clock, from his late residence. No.

itn. 5 Soulh Sixth street. MARTIN. -Suddenly, at Chicago. the 2'th GKH'l HI wife of iliomus H.

Martin, and daughter simiuiuu II. and the lute James H. Oc Hem. Funeral will take pluce In Chicago on Thursday, 27lh Instant. MONTGOMERY.

-On tl, 2llb Instant, LUCY, daughter of Samuel and Hi Ha V. Montg onerv, anil griindihuighier of the lute Andrew Bni Susanna Downs, aged 4 years. Funeral service to-morrow afternoon ut 2 o'clock, nt parents' residence, No. 143 Mllilln street. Ml I.HFRN.-On the 24th Instant.

MARGARET, wile of James Miilhrrn, aged 55 years. Funeral to -morrow morning at H.3n o'clock, rrom her husband's residence, Gerhard street. High Mass at the Chinch ol the Epiphany. MUNCH. On the aitli Instant, of membraneous croup, ut bis fiurchtn' result nv.

1214 Heed street, GEORGE a. son of George F. and SallleU Mnnce, aged llimonths. Interment private. It A Y.

On the 2'Jil Ins'iint, at llnlnesport, MARGARET T. Ml RHAV.wlfe of Joseph II. Murray, nged 7n. Funeral services UmIuv, at Penny puck, at 1.16 yards, 52c. each.

2ix2 yards, 58c. each. Worth 62ic. AVorth 70c. UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 2' x2J yards, 50c.

each. AVorth 60c. 2'x2" yards, 55c. each. AVorth 6oc.

MEN'S UNDERWEAR White or Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, $1.50 the garment. Begular ligure, $2. Especial care has been bestowed upon the making, the seams being taped and the ribbing extra long ami clastic. LADIES' WHITE Or Natural Wool Vests and Pants in the latest approved shapings. $1.25 the garment.

Begular price, 8 1. MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS Made of good muslin and propriatelv trimmed, are ap-in- eluded in to-day's price-wonders. 39c. each. Begular price, THE BASEMENT SHOE DEPARTMENT Leads with its many opportunities and remarkable prices.

It merits success and that's Ahy it won it so quickly. Three thousand pairs of Bailies', Misses' and Children's Shoes are offered today at saving prices Ladies' Bright Dongola Button Boots, Opera or Common Sense Toe, plain or tipped, $1 the pair. Actual value, $2. 50. Ladies' French Kid, French CalStraiglit Goat or Glazed Kid Button Boots, in the newest shapings and styles, $3 the pair.

Reduced from ft, 5 and '6. Broken sizes. Misses' Glazed Kid Button Shoes, heel, the pair. Price iu other stores, f2.50. Children's Glazed Kid Button Shoes, patent leather tipped, sizes 5 to8 inclusive, $1.15.

Sizes Si to 10i inclusive, $1 .35. Regular price, 1.75. Children's Finest Straight Goat Burton Shoes, sizes 5 to 8 inclusive, $1 .20. Sr.ts S' to 10- inclusive, $1 15. Reduced from 2.50.

BLANKETS Nowhere else in this city you lind such qualities prices as right here. can and Good quality 10-4 Blankets, $2.: pair. AVorth $4. ths Good quality 10-4 Blankets, the pair. AVorth 4.50.

Good quality 11-4 Blankets, $3.75 tho pair. AVorth :1.75. TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS In line California Wool, extn and Aveight, $5.50 the pair, worth $6 the pair, worth 8. STREET EDUCATIONAL. PElRCE (OLIECE of BUSINESS Vic A whon', wlilIi offers romplett rqiilpinent for hustm 1 life, with the in-ifntlvtj nnd t-tithuslu(tn of a "i-iuiol.

Also. F'rcncli mnl (iennii'i f.ir Irnvt'l ivt'll as ff umiiMToml (Jt-ot-'niniit has twen to rh- hustnesM rure of tptrurtln, a sj.er-'uilv t'tTtv- tiv of hiw bttn imr'HliictU, Willi iit-vv nirtilttirt. etc. AiMlrlmial rooms liavi heen t)it fir this yiar fit Itnst nu one ill rctMHHd for of iKroiiintiMluttoim. Morntnsr, nVtcrnoon arcl nlirht (rmluiiff's stK-cfSMfiillj- asxihtHti to For Animal.

Miofthftiul Annoimi't'mnat, n-porl of t.rsiluatliitf Kxi-n-i8ei, ml! or adiln-v THOS. MAY PEIRCE, Ph, Principal and Foundor Recohp hi i i.iiino si Chest nut st K.xerclse tint for strt'tiirtb. but for Ism'Ttcs. IJHYSICAL EIU'CAIION EOll ROTHSEXES. sanatory (l'tiiniisluni.

I'w clftli Season. Ladies' and I'liildn a i'lasi-s October H. 0a bir privute patients einber WALTER A. MUlli M. 1 1420 HFT.Nn'St.

I'E FOI NHED ISO. AN NORMAN INSTI'IT Vouiu ie i and N. htldrcn. s. K.

(sir. West End Ave. and 7ist V. I lly. Principal, 'an Norman.

ECU I.I I'E SCIH1LAP.SHII SKVEXTEKNTH and I'll EsTN I S1KEKT4. Nlht scbo.il, Ci.ll or write. S1 I'ENCEIIIAN COLI.E'IE OK KCNIM AND IiiHTtlANn. I.V7 ('111 i I Till- 1'. I'll I I Tborouuh individual mi Rnok keepbuj, shortb.ind, Couimereial Ijiw, t-iatlcs alul bniiiebcs.

EURSIONS. K.XCrRsioNS VP Till! 12lir DKI.AWALI'. Meaioers COLl'M- Ill A and JOHN A. WXIiNEH leave chestnut Wbart for Taoony, lti-ert 'U, 'I ori-evtale. And.ilnsu, Ileverlv, linrluiL'toii and Liistm.

M.4 M. and'san I 4.3" ('. M. Ian m. 7 II.

li A. M. Uiul P. M. I lb till lllli.

leave UlM'il 7.KI. lo.isl A. JL, 2 and I I. M. E.Cl'l:s"NS TO CIH-NTER I II HI Mill IN Tteswll't and li i t.n lal.ie sleniiiers CI I UK lllfSTEK and IIH AN Wl leave bestmit St.

Wharf dallv (Sumla.s Imdiebsl I. 7. so. lu.bl A. anil 4 ml P.

M. 'irave WlluiiiiKtou, 7.SU, A. Lint and 4 1.1 P. M. EkciiMoii to Chester.

2i lo WHitilnctoii. .10 cts. Ti. ket ifisid to return by et'lo b(at. Eseup.ion retuniliut via and o.

R. Tu Wllitilnmoii, 7.1 lo hesier, cts. STR. EDWIN KOHRKST -Ex cursions lor Trenton, MurllUKtoo, llrl-tol. Tullvtou ii.l-'lori'nce.l'cii a Mailin and bile Hill.

U'nven Arch St. Wharf. I Leave South Trent o'i Oel, 2H 2 II P. M. Wed Oct.

2ll 7 tie A. M. Tburs (h t. 27 No trip. 'I Oct.

27 ill A. Oct. 2 B.co A. M. I Kit.

Oct. 2 Kl.1 A. M. Fare to Trenton, 4s'. Eicurslon, 1 relKhl reel IvihI all day DENTISTRY.

U'lt Kl'T II IllW- t.v free, lteiwlrlnx and bllua. Enert In Oi.bl Caiis, Cnmn and Bridge work. DENIAL IN. SI 11 1 "I I7'tl OIIIAHD Branch 12s DK. PA YN I Eli.

CHESTNUTVEIGHTH PERSONALS. McOARRY'! MONKY LOAN K. Cor. l'lflii am! OFFK'B, Estah. In Hit 100.000 to loan reduced rnto on IMamon-H Vatrhes, Jewolrv, Silverware, Dry Ciool3 of all kintK Ciooilf received on storaire, with cir without fdvimcei.

Perfect security Kruteed. The only rawnbmkliiK KotahiUhmi'nt In tntt city protects! ly the Holmes Klectrlc Burglar Protector. Tl'NIPhK I.KAK HIS, $1 "l'EK Ql'AHi' HOT-lle. hure chit for kidney trouble, liuhl A Sole Arch Htrcet, Philadelphia. 1)VK WHISKY, fi StV.

CALII'OI I 1 nla Bramlv, 7c. Port and Sherry "Of. qt, Ruhl A 3'i7 Arch street. TOP I'Ol'OHINd-l'SE JENKINS' CAXUY eorfiii Mini's. 131 JJAltKET ST11KKT.

MIIS. HOKE A Hl'SI ESS 1'LAI RVO A NT tells names of her visitors and the mnue In full of the one you marry. 50) Kranklln Street. if'lAtT-OKF CLOTH I NO Hol'liHT. CALl7 OK addrew Mr.

or Mm. Wallace. 117 S. Itith St. KAIIQl'AKTKKS FOK KrHBKRtlOOOfs io-iamcUealnut.

111 LEVICK SON A CO, Al 8. TAKE THEM MUST SEE YOU. WILL. Dm HAHDT'S I'KNNVHDV AL VMAA Kold by Otllce. 2u N.

NINTH. HELP WANTED MALES. "tl" ANTED SALESMEN O.N SALATtY OR mmmi'slon to handle the NEW PATENT CHEMICAL INK ERASlNfJ PENCIL ThJ prcatest e'llin-y novelty ever tiroduoel. Kraserlnlc lliorouithly In two a -0011114. Noabrjlm or papr.

lo ooi ier pent, prollt. One agent' nalei amountiNi to ffi'io In fllx day, another In iioura. Wewant one energetic Airent for inch state and Territory Addreaa Til MONROK ERASER MAN'K'U Xll LA CROSSE. WIS. TV A 1 1 A A ss RS FOR THE ONLY uutht ntic book published un the InMuea of the campaign.

lliindHiiiiicly tlliiftraled Knin like hid cukeH. Oood niniiev in Dili for the t'lhl luun. P. W. Zlcijler Co chestnut street.

WANT to I El'-COLOREI) MAN, HOOK TALKEIt! Nell popular llliistrared book amonir the eolored population. Low price, (iood wax to a auoii luun. P. A I'M Chestnut stn-et. IKJliLf.

WANTEH- I.AMES Oil YOl'Nd take Unlit uleaant work at EX TO their own home 41 to per cluv can tie ouietlv made work cent by mail no caitvahin. For pattleulur address at once, (llohe Mfg. Box Ronton, Mai's. Established Lssu. Air ANTED-LADY WHO CAN approach busineim men.

A kooiI Hillary and pei uiiineut position lor one who f. in make it HiicceNa ol the work. P. W. Zleijler A TJO St.

SITUATIONS WANTED. i of litdleB' wnlntMamj children Hiiarmeiits, desires poHltlon. Address E. It. T'lmen Otllce.

s(H)l. COLORED LAD. YKARsol.l). Wi li fi yeani' ri'ferenco, wanta work, any kind, drlv. 1 1 1 doctor or wait inx.

Lombard Street, tEil XOl'NO LA PY WISHES KITI'ATION A3 1 coin posltor, book Add. Siinsoiu. mwo YOVNO COI.OREll 1UHIJ4 WISH SITE 1 atinn as wahresa and chamlH'rniald. 1218 Eltr, water stnsd. HI(iA'NS CP.

CA'I'A i loguefroe, UauT lleally, Wiu.bliigiou,.