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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1885, BOARD OF TRADE RESOLUTIONS. THE ASSESSMENT CASES. Mi 1MPIPT BLOVE B1WHS WE OFFER TO DAY: THE UPSHOT OF IT IS RELIABLE CLOTHING. The spirit the vim of Saturday's trade clung to yesterday's quick, ardent, satisfied buying of this most trustworthy of clothing, out of a magnificent stock, with which a guarantee as good as a Treasury note goes. Is it singular? that we have built up at this Sixth and Market Streets corner a retail clothing trade without equal in the land? Inquire curiously; but the secret is not deep; it goes into a single word Reliability.

That covers the testing of materials, the making, the low prices and the taking out of the way of all snags of buying. To buyers, a next thought after quality is price. The Oak Hall's tolls are the lowest. We can sell 900 dozens Ladies' Lambskin Gloves (4 buttons) in tans, dark colore and AT CENTS PER PAIfl. 200 dozens Ladies' Lambskin Gloves (Extra Quality) AT 75 CENTS PEK PAIR.

Usually retailed for $1 .00. The Colors arc tans and dark 100 dozens Ladies' Rsa! Kid Glovss (6 buttons) AT 95 CENTS PICK PAIR. Tans and dark colors. They are worth $1.25 Business Suits. Every garment as close to perfection as fabric and work can go.

That ambition we carry into the making of Business Suits as diligently as into the finest of Full Dress Suits. For daily dress, clothing ought to have certain characteristics of cut, colors of materials, pockets and other et ceteras to which we give our best thought, and gentlemen can apparel themselves out of our assortment, for every day duties, with as high regard for proper appearance, as if they paid more money for it, and had it made specially to their order. They'll like the saved dollars. Cutaways, 1, 4 and 5 button, straight front sacks the stock is over flowingly full. The clothing a gentleman wears six days in the A First rate Winter Overcoat at (To keep shivering cold blasts at bay.) A Next Quality at STRAWBR1DGE I CLOTHIER MARKET STREET.

EIGHTH STREET. FILBERT STREET. S8.00 Pi Better and Better Ones up to $40.00 Men's Reliable Suits begin at $8.50 up to $35.00 Young Men's from $8.00 up to $28.00 No matter what the price may be, we stand by our own make; it is without hazard to our good name, or to the buyer who puts it on. 1 MUS.J 1S; Vac simile oj case in uu'ek wti tnuSR. 'A t.wjTi.uanrifirjTi, r'stjiis4 l.lM lASTrilTK 3S ffrTa 1i7.l til.

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'iiiiijer. Author Thirn. lloekur. Kcr. Viirk Violet tinted latece.

yet ajlttricrs to ryf. ctijjrcinllji wiaptr i to uatl: nfx tmd nirht reading. Ask for circulars, For Sate in Piltttdfffihttibtf JOHN WANAMAKER, 13th Stnrkct SI C. It. ITU SON, IMli Market Sts V.

H. WAl.MHI.KY St 1016 Chestnut St. 1. HKKZIiKKfi 8lk Arch StrcttS. W.

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liOlvSCU, v.VM Wiilmit trcot. A. S. MAUTIN, North Sccfiud streot TIIO.S. R.

HAND, 7W "oiith Secniul Street. V. FR1KS SOX, Ml Xnrth Second street. C11K. IUT.KK, L'fi Xorth Thirteenth street.

P. SCHMIDTS SON'S, tiffl Poplar Street S. DOWN'S, 1030 Market Street. M. M.

IIOVARIi SON, IlnriMmrn: Spectacle Dazanr, 317 JlnrketS't. I'nttnritle: Pottsvillc Speetnclp Store, 115 N. Centre St. iMiiraxtrr: E. J.

ZAIi.M. Allmtmrtt: .1. II. MASSKY. Atti'n Spectacle llazaar.

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POI ACK; E. A. BAKSITZ SON. Troutnu, CHAS. 8TAKICMAN.

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WiLLSON Patentees and Soie Manufacturers, PA. S. E. GBR. SIHTH ALL GARPE WEOMESOAY FJORiriG.

ELEGANT FUMIIME HI lUGTIOf Fine Carpets and Bric a LATEST NOVELTIES Paintings and Water Colors, At MESSRS. BIRCH'S SONS, 1110 CHESTNUT Seconl Story On WEDNESDAY MORNING at 1 1 O'CLOCK. FOR FALL LUM. CREASE'SLOAN 10121014 CHESTNUT ST. The Government Urged to Pay in Fall for the Carrying of Foreign Mails.

At a meeting of the Board of Trade last evening the following resolutions were unanimously adopted That it Is expedient for the national government to assume the full expenditures authorized bylaw for the carriage of the mails to foreign ports iu American interests, and Congress is urged to appropriate further a sum not greater than 30 cents per ton, gross register, for every 1,000 miles of actual voyage, as a subvention to American vessels of over 1,000 tons actually engaged in foreign commerce. That the National Board of Trade again express their sense of the importance of a national bankrupt law and request Congress to pass the Lowell bill as it passed the Senate of the United States at Its last session. That the 412 grain silver dollar, known as the Bland dollar, caunot be nut in general circulation and its actual value is lelow its legal tender value of 100 cents; therefore, Congress is requested to repeal the law compelling its continued coinage. The usefulness of the lot Office Department should be extended in the direction of telegraphic communication and we urge upon Congress the earliest favorable consideration of this question." The Grangers at Boston. Boston, November 16.

The National Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, was opened in the fourth degree to day. At the request of the committee on the good of the order the resolution of the New Jersoy Grange requesting the National Orange to take steps toward putting an end to the corrupt use of money at elections and to call the attonlion of subordinate Granges to the shameful practice was referred to the committee on resolutions. The committee on tho good of tho order reported adversely on the resolution to enable uuatliliatod members not within roach of a subordinate Grange to avail themselves of the privileges of tho order by connection, with a State Grange. No minority report was presented, but a minority of the committee favored tho passage of the resolution, which was read twice and put on the order of unfinished business. The samo committee, to which was referred the Cullen bill, recommended tho reference of that bill to the committee on agriculture and the recommendation was adopted.

A Pension Claimant in Trouble. In the United States District Court, before Judge Butler, yesterday, Edward Orton was put upon trial charged with making a false affidavit in attempting to obtain a pension for injuries said to have been received In the Florida war in 1S37. For tho government it was claimod that the statements sworn to woro untrue, whilo the defense contended that Orton had a proper claim for a pension, but had got into trouble by reason of advertising for former comrades to help him in substantiating bis claim, which resulted In the making of an affidavit for a man who claimed to hoacomrado. Orion in his younger days was also known as William Johu son, he having run away from home and enlisted In tho army under that name and of late years lie has occupied the position of nurse at the West Philadelphia Hospital. When court adjourned tho trial had not been concluded.

Couples Vlio Go to Camden to Wed. The ret Tims made yesterday to the State Board of Health by the City Clork of Camden show that of tho 208 marriages reported during the fiscal mouth 115 couples came from Pennsylvania, and a very large majority of theso woro Philadolphians. The favorite parson with the couples who fly to Camden to escape the obnoxious new Pennsylvania marriage law is the Kev. G. 13.

Wight, D. pastor of the Third Street M. K. Church, whose parsonage adjoins the church. lie is a large, good natured dominie and charges nothing extra for a fatherly blessing.

damns M. Casady, whoso portly form is gonorally to bo found in bis office, on Fodoral street, below Second, many applicants for a marriage certificate, as his office is the nearest pwi.ee to iho forry wiiere the ceremony can bo performed. The clork also reported 53 deaths and 117 births. Abe lSuzzurcVa Gang in Court. Special Dispatch to The Timks.

Lancaster, November 16. The November term of the Criminal Court began to day. Tho list Is very long, including soveral important cases. At noon, after the court room had been clearod, Abe Buzzard, Tid" Brimmer, Ike Buzzard, James Clifford and John Llppincott, five long term prisoners, all of whom made their escape when the bird cage was used, iu INKS, wore brought In and quietly plaeod In the dock. The District Attorney tola them thut thoy woro charged with jail breaking and asked thoir ploa.

Tho men consulted with counsel and then plead guilty. They wero not sentenced, but wero again placed in the van and driven back to prison, betoro the curious peoplo knew who they wero. Thoy all have long terms to serve and will not be sentenced on this charge until thoy are cut Accusing His Companion of Murder. Bpprlal Dispatch to The Timks. Mauanoy City, November 1G.

John Cus tador, a Hungarian laborer at Buck Mountain, who had boon spending Saturday in Muhanoy City with some of his couutrymeu, on his way home with thorn in tho evening was shot. John Yon i to, one of the men with him, was charged with the murder and to day was lodged in Jail. He claims that Custador shot himself accidentally. Tho autopsy reveals a wound such as no man could inflict on himself. Youito demos that they had any quarrel and claims that ho was vory friendly with the dead man and had loaned him money which was to have been paid this weok.

Custador, boforo he died, accused Youito of doing the shooting. A I ons IJst of Prospective Hangings. Toronto, November 1G. Ferdinand Scragtio has been seutoncod to be hangodat Cornwall ou Docemhor 28 for the murder of I.arono Potto, another Italian, in July last. At Batlloford on the 27th instant eight Indians will bo hanged for crimes committed during tho Northwest rebellion.

At London, Oiil, on the 2Stli instant, Hen Simmons will bo hanged for tho murder of a woman. John Kasterb'0 will ho hangodat Wolland, OuL, on November for tho murder of his brothor aud his brother's wife. A Police OrHcer Suspended. Mayor Smith has suspended Officer "Wood ers, of tho Kleventh district, upon complaint of Fire Marshal Wood, charging him with negtoct of duty. It is alleged that on Friday morning, when the fire occurred at Jacob J.

Plucker Co. 'a furniture factory, on Allon stroet, tho officer was oft his boat, thereby occasioning a delay of nearly an hour In striking tho alarm. Police Captain Brown held a partial investigation of tho caae yesterday and tho Mayor's decision is expected to day. To be Tried for Asnault. Jnmcs Cassidy, of 1237 Ellsworth street, was yesterday held in $ti00 bail for court by Magistrate List on tiie charge of assaulting Saloon keeper Thomas Howard, of 1200 Locust streot.

Cassldy, with a party, wont to tho saloon on Saturday night, and, after enting a big supper, his companions slipped out without paying for It. Ho was trying to do the same when stopped by Howard, and the assault followed. Complaint Against a Blacksmith Shop. Edward Keonnu and Mrs. M.

Banner, its owner and occupant of tho house 1745 Cambridge stroot, yostorday brought an equity suit In Common Pleas Court, No. 3, against A. A. iloyor and other tenants of tho property adjoining on tho west, asking the Court to enjoin them from maintaining an alleged nulsunco in the shape of a blacksmith shop and carpet cleaning establishment. A Strain HI cycle.

The steam bicycle will bo ridden for the first time in this city this evening at tho Klito Kink, Twenty third and Chestnut streets. A small engine is fastened on the bar aud under this Is tho boiler. Tho blcyclo. It is claimed, can ho rlddou an hour without renewal of water orgasoliuo. MARINE NEWS.

A spar buoy was placed on tho nukuown rock discovered off Chester yestorday by the utuamor Creraulum. The British sliin Sliclburu cleared from this port yostorday for Antworp with a cargo of galloim of oil, valuod at The sclioouor Sophia Frey, Captain Butler, ton tons roglstor, wan Rpokon on November 11 off Tyboe and reported all well. Hhe Bulled from this port on Ootobor 17 for l'ouaucoln. The cargo of the schooner Grnco Davis, from Windsor for Baltimore, which put Into this port on Saturday, was yesterday sold to parties of this city. Sho will go ou the dry docks for repairs.

Tho following charters wero made at this nort yostorday lima, to load barrels of oil for Lisbon, at Iho ruto of 2s. M. barrel; ship 1'alino, to load Wi ll barrels of crude oil for Flume. on private terms. Catakiui often destroys the sense of small.

Ilood's Snrsapurlllu cures cilarrh by purifying llle blood. P0VDER Absolutely Pure0 This powder never vnrlM. A marvel of purity, streinrtU rwl linl.wmniiMi Mure fleonolnlenl than 1 ortlinnrv bids aiHUsuiiiit be sold In emiipetillon with tlleinultl tilkle of low test, short welglll, umu ur iuustuaw pow. ltrTfc M.nrn ee UUlAlj UAlLlillI IV Ai." wv.i V. The Charge Against Owea Schevlin, the Mint Employe Abandoned.

Owen Sclievlin, the suspended Mint emploje, ana Henry Gnode, a pool room tender, were yesterday put on trial before Judge Fell, in the old Court House, on a bill charging them with making a fraudulent assessment of voters in the Fourth division of the Eleventh ward. This is the first of a series of cases arising out of arrests made by both political parties shortly before the last election, charging assessors in certain districts with neglect of duty and with a violation of their duty under the law. The allegation was Hint Schevlin was the elected assessor of the Fourth division, Kleventh ward. Afterward ho received an appointment in the Mint, under Superintendent Fox, which diqualilled him from serving out the balance of his term as assessor. In consequence of that be made an arrangement with Gnode to act in his place and the latter was deputized by the Commissioners to do so.

There was a return made to the Commissioners' office of the Hat of qualified voters, signed by linode, containing a largo number of names of persons who wore not qualified voters. Some of the persons had long since removed from the division, others had died aud there were a large number of duplications. Jnode testified in his own behalf that ho had cupied the book as it had been giveu to him and if there were any mistakes or errors in it it came from the fact that he had coined all the names which were upon the list given to him by Schovlin and that Schevlin had told him that he should copy all of the names. Schevlin testified that he had performed the duties ot assessor in June and that he performed them properly and faithfully. Ho turned over to Gnode the June assessment, with marks to the names which should be stricken from the list Gnode was to make the extra assessment, his business being simply to Bit at the polling place aud add the names to the list of persons who hud been or might have been omitted at the June assessment.

Ho testiliod further that when he gave the hook to Gnode he Instructed him to strike from the list all of the names which had certain marks opposite to them. After the evidenco was all in tho charge against Schovlin was abandoned by the prosecution. The Jury retired to doHberate in Gnodo's case and the court shortly afterward adjourned until this morning, when a sealed verdict will bo returned. (J nod was permitted to renew his bail. MANY OFFICIAL CHANGES, The President Makes a Long: List of NominationsSome of the Lucky Men.

Washington. November 16. The President made a long list of appointments to day. The moot important were William 1). Ilioxham, of Tallahasao, to bo Surveyor (Joneral of Florida, vice James F.

McCIellan, resigned, and the followiug in the Consular service To be Uuited States Consuls Augustus M. Boyd at Tu span, Mexico; Benjamin J. Franklin, of Missouri, at Hankow, China William E. Uugor, of Louisiana, at San Jose, Costa liica S. Chlo Tunf? Laisuu, interpreter, to the Consulate of the United StalosatChin KianK, China; William B.

Herbert, of Delaware, to be Marshal of tho Consular Court of tho United States at Kangawa, Japan. In addition to the above there were a number of lieceivers of Public Moneys and Registers of tho Land Ofiices in Minnesota. Wisconsin, Oregon, Montana and Washington Territory. Secretary Manning appointed William P. Mcintosh, M.

of Georgia, to be an Assistant Surgeon in the Marine Hospital Worvico, vice Assistant Surgeon K. 1 Battle, resigned. Dr. Mcintosh was at the hoad of tho list of Among the fourth class Postmasters named wore Henry S. Rose at Atlantic, aud David S.

Parnell at Georgetown, Md. The Burton Case Not Itoforo the Grand Jury. Special Dispatch to The Timks. Newpout, Ii. November 10.

Notwithstanding the attempt of certain newspapers to implicate the daughter and son in law of the late Benjamin J. Burton in a serious and painful manner, the couple referred to have safely passed through their trying ordeal. This was the day, according to the Associated Press dispatches, wheu tho case was to be presented to tho grand Jury. The grand Jury met and woro not con fronted wUh the case. No evidence was presented by Attorney General Colt and aftor disposing of the docket the jury wore discharged.

It will be six mouths before auothor Jury will sit la judgment in this county. Few persons can bo found who believe that Burton was the victim of foul i.lav. There is little doubt that he committod suicide and all the evidence points in that direction. He was nauKrupieu ami saw a long una winter before him. Ho wan despondent and had called his children uroutid him a few nights bofore the tragedy and told mom mat mo nay was near when they would be obliged to support themselves.

Ho also told thorn that they could not exocct much from his estate. JIo had spoken dospondingly to his minister, to the captain or Police and others and had often expressed wish to die. Ho was given to gambling nightly uuu wua ituown to nave losi ueaviiy. The United States District Court. The November term of the United Statos District Court, for the trial of civil and criminal cases, was yesterday begun before Judge Ilutier.

A grand Jury was empaneled. of which John R. Hitnor, of Lancaster, was chosen foreman. A number of true bills wore found against persons charged with various offenses against the government. Jbldward Kichman, a lad, was couvietod of tho charge of abstracting a letter from tho Lancaster Post Office, directed to Mrs.

Elizabeth Nanman, Manheim, sentence deferred. John Holland, alias John V. liarland, was fouud guilty of the charge of using the 1 nited States mails in carrying out a fraudulent scheme. It was In ovidence that tho defendant recently opened a correspondence with the Michigan Lumber Company, Moses Smith and others, representing himself to bo the secretary ot the Ponn Lumber Company, of Nos. .10 to 50 North Fourth stroet, and making other false representations for the purpose of defrauding tho parties out of a lot of 1 in bor.

Sentence was doforred. Ed ward Lynch phmded guilty to having counterfeit money iu hia jossossion. Sentence was deterred. Ldsfizio Do rani's Death. The Coroner yesterday investigated the case of Llzzlo Do Paul, the young girl who was killed at tho Berkshire Mills, Pine street, below Twentieth, on Saturday, by being caught iu the machinery.

Her father, who lives at 1H23 liater street, testified that ho was twolve years old and had been employed in the mill nine weeks. Deputy Coroner Ash bridge, in giving the caso to tho jury, mCd that tho law declaring that chfldron under fourteen years of age should not be employed was generally brokou by mill owners. The Jury ronderod a verdict attributing the child's death loan accident and censuring James Smyth, the owner of the mill, tor employing a child undor the legal age, Mr. Smyth says that ho thought the unfortunate girl was fourteen years old. Suing for Ilcr Son's Losr.

Mary L. Jefferson yesterday brought suit In Common Pleas Court, No, 3, against Jacob E. Kidgway to recover damages for the loss of hor son, who was killod about two months ago on the rivor excursion which marked the closo of the Kidgway Park soason. Tho son, a young man ol about IN, was employed as a deck hand on the lug which bore tho excursionists. When it collided with a schooner olT Kdgemoor the shock of the collision threw him overboard.

It is claimod that the collision was owing to the ucgllgeiico of the tugboat captain, who, iu violation of tho Treasury regulations, had soveral companions with him iu the pilot house. Criminal Court Cases. Judge Gordon yesterday sentenced Andrew Pchur, ulias "Dutch John," convicted of conspiracy with John Henry to dofraud tho Philadelphia and Heading Hailroad Company, by whom they had been employed as shipping clerks, to five months' imprisonment. Henry, who had previously borne a good character, was given sixty days. Before Judge Foil, Charles Fox, a young man, was convicted of embezzling five fares, the property of the Traction Kai 1 way Coin pany, by whom he was employed as a conductor on tho Columbia avenue line.

Sentence wasdeforred. Young Tamils' liody Found. The body of tho young man found floating In the Delaware river, noar Hod Hank, yesterday, is believed by Chlof of Dotecttves Kelly to bo that of Albert Land Is, of 15 11 Locust street, this city, who was drowned on October 3, Landls was 17 years old and was employed by Cnlburn Second and Arch streets. On the fatal afternoon ho ran down to Arch stroet wharf to throw a package on tho Bteamer Major Koybold just ns she was moving out. In flinging the bundlo ho fell overboard and nil eiTorta to find his body proved unavailing.

A Gang of Tounjr Hoodlum n. For some time people living in iho vicinity of Twonty flrst and Pino streets havo been anuoyed and terrorized by a gang of half grown boys, who indulgo dally In stone battles. Yesterday a lady and gontloman, whilo walking In that locality, wore badly hurt by the flying missiles. The police raided the gang and succeeded in arresting James Devine, living on South Twonty first streot, and ho was locked up at the Fifth district station. IJo will bo given a hearing to day.

tow Prices for Thoroughbred Stock, Baltimore, Novomber 10. Tho horses of the late John V. Garrett wero Bold at auction today and the prices realiz wore far under what was expected. Hones of the Mine strain as Bt Jullen, as well as thoroughbreds from Arabian stock, went off at very mengro prices, the highest bringing only faK). Tho mini bor sold waa quite largo.

A Lawyer to Serve hs a Juror, H. J. Fftgen, a member of tho bur, was summoned aaa Juror In Common Plea Court, No. 8. He applied to Judge Ludlow to bo excused, upon the ground of being a lawyer, whereupon the Judge pleasantly remarked thut that was the greater rea sou why he should serve and declined to excuse him.

The Cowton Divorce Cane. The recent divorce suit of Mrs. Clarence Cowton, brought against her husband, which has created such a stir In fashionable circles, tt Is stated baa been or Is to be dropped aud that the couple are now on the best of terms. Indicted for Illegal Voting. The grnnd jury yestordny found a true bill of indictment against James O'Brien, charging hhn with illegal voting in tho Eighth dlvlslou of the Fourth ward at the last election Judgment Against J.

I), Cooper. Elizabeth Coopor yesterday Issum! execution against J. D. Cooper, of 11(31 North Kljrht stroet, upon a Judgment pote for $,000, dated Jlay 15, 18A5, aud payable Id one day. Largest stock of Bilk Velvets, Corduroys, Pluahoa and Velveteen, ret nil at wholesale prices, Okkhon's, 48 North Kimiith HtreeU Jok Dbt Btbawukioum Clotiiibk 50 dozens Ladies' Fur Top Dogskin Gloves (Plush lined) AT 911 CENTS PER PAIR.

These have Soispors Springs and were Iiii)rtd la r.etail for $1.50. Children's Fur Top Dogskin Glovss (Plush lined) AT 85 CENTS PER PAIR. Imported to Retail for $1.25. Pflomnimk. United Srrt.

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Wood. Brac, Fifty Engravings, SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES AND OPTICAL GOODS. DAVID P. CONOVKU CO. S.

E. Corner Chcstmit aud Seventh Streets PHILADLLi'UlA. i'A. Wholesalo only. R.

J. Kimball (Kstaldisht in BANKERS AM) BIKiKKltS, Hi AMI IH niiOAto Xt'W Wo luivfi publistiff a now pneliot otiition of our ftnnual "List of btucltH ami Buuils iitllieNrw York Kx Kt free un UnMi of our firm MrMUKiis fv iifK New Yoiik Stuck Kvoii 1UUJ J. KIAiHALL. AJ li. LUL NSBEIty.

Cnrft wilno'it Mpdi cine. P.itcntcd Oto bt Iti, 7(i. Uno box will cure tho most ttiistiiiiiteiMS;) hi I'niiP days or Jess. Alliin's Soluble 3I(1 Seated Bougies. Konaiiffousdoeoof cnlvlw.

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M. Niagara Katprta A. M. Watkins Kitpri ffl Sll.fiO A. M.

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On Suiulay A. M. MiirtjUHburK Kxpivkm, and 7.40 A. VI. ('iiaMdiecHburw and llairei'Mtoun Kxpress, JT.40 A.

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M1. Mail Train 7 .00 A. M. llarrisbuiv Areoninnnlaliou M. ami Hanover Express A.

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Columbia and York Expivsn 5.411 p. M. hCfil'YEKJEli I'lYfStoN. For Muruiyimk. iViiliohoi'ken and NorrL tov, 7,2, and laM'i A.

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12. 4 4.00 (Limited Eipremj 4.A11), 7.1U and 7.40 P. U. and 1 2. dl 10lit.

Fur N. nil throutrh trains ronupet at tlity with boats of Brooklyn Annex," atVordiiif? dirwt transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double fmiagu and Journey acros New York eity. ExpresH for Boston without diantrp rt.ai P. M. daily.

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3.45. 3.10, 3.4V. 4.15. 4 46, ft.I Vft.4iV 6 15. 6.4A, 7.45.9.05.

hUlo. 11 da P. M. and 12.06 niciit. Mundayi.

7.4. If.ofi A. and Ii! 4o, I.Ho, 2 'Mi. 8.30. 4.

KM, 6 20, 7.35, and lo.Iio M. lavo OfUtMANLOWN week diivs, 12.18,6 Vi, .43, 7.23. 7.53, 8.16. 8.M. 9.11, 9.4.

l0.V.it 10.W A. 12 Mil noon, IS. 43. 1 .28. 2.23.

2.5H, 3.2;;, 4 4.2, 4 59. 5.28, 5.58, 6.2H. 6.58.7.18. 7.58, 9.18. 10.18 and 1I.I8P.

M. Hundnva, 7.58. 9.4;! and 10.18 A. 12.53. 1.43,2.43, 3.43, 4.43.

6.43. 8,43, 9.43 nd 10.43 P. M. For Hoa Oirt. Sprimf fikp.

Ocean Boaeli, Oreau Grovp. Asbury Park and Eon Brain li. 6.5o anil 11.15 A. M. and 4 P.

M. on wfk daya. I'or Freehold only, 5.00 P. M. Veok dayn: Expreju for Kant on.

Delfiwaro Wat'T Oap, Koranioii aud Hiinrhamtou. 8.20 A. 12,01 noon and (i.on P. M. Keranton and Water (lap.

4 00 M. FKOM KENHl N'l'ON HTATIoN, EltONT AND NOltKW Sl ltEETS. For New York. 6.5o. 7.40,8 30.

lo.io and 11.15 A. 2 M.315. 4.55,6.35,4 .10 and II. 00 P. M.

oil WCtk da. Ou Kuudays, 8.25 A. M. Vfk lxpn for Fniton. pplawnre Wntor flap, heraut'iu mid Binvliainton.

7.40 A. 12.05 noon aud 6.35 P. Heratitou and Water Oap. P. M.

FKOM MA UK ET FElillY. Fx proas for New York, viti Camden and Trenton, 9 0J A. on week dnyn, For Ixland Heights, 8 30 A. 4 00 P. M.

A. M. run to Point Pleasant Mondays and Saturday. Trains for Trenton, entniectin for Ne York. 6,20, 7.M, 10 A.

12 (Hi noon, 2.30, 3.30, 4.30. 6.30 and U0 P. W. On SiiTidavs 5.45 P. M.

rillLAUElj'HIA, VIEHIN OTON AND BALTIMOUB TP MNH LEAVE BltOAO HTItEFT 8TATTON. For Baltiuiori and Washington. 12, 20, 3.45,7.20, 9. hi, 10 1 A PJ.IUH Limited Express). 4.02 nnd 6.0HP.

For HiiHiinoreoitly, ft.oaHiid II P. M. On Hiuiday, 13.30. 3. r.

7.20 aud 9.10 A. M. aud ti.OT P. M. For Baltimore; only.

II P. M. For Hi. hmond, 12 20.7.30 and Vl.nt, noon (Eimlted Et rrtsa, 12 3" On Sunday, 7.2f A. M.

CAMDEN AM) ATLANTIC UAlJdtOAl FOU A I LAN TIC CITY. From VlnP and Sharkamaxoti street 1 Vrrlca Fxprrss, week days R.3ti Aeeommodat ion, vi dnyi, POO A. 4.30 P. M. s.im A.

4 eu p. M. WEST It A 1 1 IEOA1). Tiaina leave MAKE ET I EEltKV follows: Foil CAPE MAY. Express, week'dnVM, A.

M. Aeeoininodntloti. II in P. M. Hal nitla only Express, S.fto P.

M. Sundays Ac conini(dutUn. 8 on A. FOU ATLANTIC" OITY: Fxpress. we days.

8.4U A. M. and 4.00 P. 31. Sundayt a press.

H.311 A. M. Foil HE A ISLK CITY AND OCEAN CITY. Express, week dsys. p.e A.

M. and 10 P. M. Huturdaya onlv.fllH'P. M.

A. W. Hleeplnif ear tickets ean be at Broad nnd Chestnut ttreots. chfstitut street nnd Broad HI ret HtaMon. Tho Eiih'ti Transfer Company will rail for and chock ntui inure from hotels ond n'lldeucrs.

Time card and full information oan ho ohlaimd at tho Htatioim and at II Iti filllliWlllif no. i iiesiinu sireei. H. E. cor.

Broad and Ohf stnnt strort No, 4 Chflteii avenuo, (o rioantowu, V. 1I mtfAt.t TicKct Ou ters: ciiabi fh rroii, J. Uauaffcf. Gntrl l'ufliciiacr AtfCfcC week should be bought with care S. M.

Wanamaker Co. THE FINEST CLOTHING HOUSE IS AME1UCA, 818.8J0 and 823 CilSSMUr 813313 C. A NUT FOR YOU TO CRACK The Winter Slock of "MEN'S SACK "MEN'S CUTAWAY SUITS," "MEN'S DKKSS "MEN'S CASS. OVERCOATS," SILK FACED OVERCOATS." "MEN'S SATIN LINED OVERCOATS." "BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS," CHILDREN'S OUTFITS," Represents a Stock unsurpassed by any other house in Philadelphia. A.

C. YATES CO. 602 604 608 CHESTNUT STREET THE BEST' NO FOMADEI OPEN CN THIS END olishing Powder for "US a fc? 'U 8 1 Sold at nil llrnterH and Driluyits. FISeilLKU 610 AiiCH SXilliKT, Headquarters Tea Years Maintained Superiority 1875. fl I 1885.

era a Wa COOKED, ii! mi and or us: it American Breakfast Cereals. Wim OF IMITATIONS! Ask for A. B. C. Brand only.

(Hepletfrrd Trade Mnrk. For alc hy all Grocers THE rKRE U.S MY'O Bend for cirnilnre. HB Murray KV VOI1K. TRMARK ESTABLISHED 1812 mw iLVERSMITHS Philadelphia S.W.Cor.5t hcXherrySts. NEVyORK Broadway J.W.

BOU011TOX. 1M7 riinufnnt Manufr.of i. r.n'i rly 111 Market Nl Pcirauetrv or Ornamental lAonri Por It.vmit.of alUlmUtii I'rU Qte llour, Hoi to. AIM Uurtlcr lur ICue. Ht nd tittup rur IV at livtlgua WOOD CARPET GO.

Uti I I'l IV It A Offer 10,000 yards of afrin. Maple Ciu pet, in. thick, 0,000 yards VIn. 0k, Rtj bent ciuality mndo, for 75o. Iter VHt'il KlIlnlill'M ItV Until fiil i.i'itlit utiiiiili ASTHMA tyZZa CIGARETTES.

ESPIC Oppression. Sull'ocatinir. Gjuirhs, Colds, Client Neural Paris: J. ESPN), IJHrueSt. Lar.aro.

Now York: FouaERA Miliiau, Hold by all Cliciulsts, grc til's tons. Atlantic and West Indiii Line. New and Charming Winter Toars llrltinli nml I'mn li vst Imlta lnluiuU, iVc. nn. ltAUIiACim A.

i3.MIi Novenibmv rtn. Rlopttitifr a day or move at Mt. KUIm, Antlyiw, MartU Dhnie, Hiit'oudoM, Domarara, Trinfdml, (Irenudu, etf. nuperu pHKuriiK'T acroiiiiiKKHtiiun. cxcfitcut uuiHino, Biuuklng llooin, Haiti liuomn, Hv.

Apply to 1 I AVCitAFT fc 10 PenH Hi ri ce, Npw York. OAS leaven Arch Ntreet Wlnirf for I'lienU'r. Htnith MsrciiB Honk intd VVilmiiiiiton tm uwlc day a at b. returniiitf Iravra Wilmington nt 7.iHi A. M.

On Nit it day leaven A roll Htrpet Wharf for altovfl tundliiir at 4 P. M. For Hiniiurport and i'lK Mtrr only at 11 A. M. Fare hetwcpu Philadelphia and iJinliiHlen, 80 rntt exeurwioii, fMv, Fare lxl wetn Philadelphia and Olicator, lbCftitu; eiciiraion.

weenu, pICT FAIRMOUNT 8XEAMEIIS VI Sf WW MARKET STS. THE TRADE. 0)a tf 11 Itjloilj WILL OITEK ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, THE BALANCE OF THEIR IMPORTED DRESSES AT KKDI'CEI) I KM EM. The rIkivp urn from the leailioi mnkors in Paris, and were iiuportftl by us for They will be shown iu the Dresif Makiujj iMiartmeut, story front (elevator). M26 aiu) 1 I2 ESPECIALLY A SUITED FOR CHILDREN, WOMEN and DELTCATK FEItSOXS.

Relished by every one, TROrH' FRUIT laxative is an agreeable substitute for CASTOTt OTL.REN2TA, BABYfcSYHUrS, DROPS, FOR CHILDREN, AXD FT I.L.S, MINERAL WATERS, APERIENTS, AND OTHER PHYSIC'S for ADULTS. Contninincf no mineral or other Injurious Infjro dlent.it Is entirely harmless for infants and children of all nses, and Is equally effective for grown persona. TROPIC FUriT TlVKls ATT' HE'S REAT 8YSTEM KKtt CLEANSER. DOSE SMALL, ACTION PROMPT, EFFECT COMFOKTINU. tolESOMECBPJCat" S' atsT and MNSnPATH2E 4 PRICE PS CtNTS.

,11 fNTtNTi or BOTTLE HOO DW'? i.wLUtWr1 TWO DfyPWW'" 101 uspoonfuu ron abults. LAXATIVE Pfopritter HcdiieM tQo Himlle of botflp, TTrappcr printed iu rod and black. FORMULA GIVEN ON APPLICATION. For Const tpnt ton, Bile, Hemorrhoids, Cerebral Con 5 est ton. Hick Headache, Drowsiness, Indisposition, iossof A npetite.Dlzzlnes, Indigestion, Pal low or Had Complexion, Coated Tongue, Bad Taste in Mont h.Dls nrdered stomach, Complaints of Children, and Liver, btotuach A Bowel ailments generally, It Isunequaled.

AbHoItitely safe for deHonte nml nnrsinn women. Taken miserly by inl'unts mid children. 25 AVERAOE DOSES FOR 25 CENTS. Aslc for Liquid Tropic Frnlt Lnxnttve. Price 6 bottles, express paid, tl.

Lozenge form, 26 and so cts. per box. Liquid bent and cheapest, bold by drusyists. Depot, 8 Dey Street, New York. WEAK, NERVOUS INVALIDS, and others Seeking Health, Strennlhand Enemy, are ad vIfhm! to send for "The Electric Review," a laro Illustrated journal, published for free distribution.

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Address for free copy. The Electric Review, 1104 Broadway, New York. NEW HOME EXTRA The LATEST and the BEST Light Running Lock Stitch Sewing Machine. An excellent Machine for Presentation. Send for Illustrated Price List.

D. S. EWING, 1127 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADA. Simons Bros.

Co. 11 iu mt. L7 Wit 1 llilK fa tjahticularlv HECoMMEMorn fi To THE7emLe Sex 13 TRIC fi.00 PtROTTLE 4 t'j roRSALEBVALLpRuCGIST? A a ii iMi.mihiiw. ii f8reCIAL'HBiTMIl ADVERTISEMENTS) admitted into those columns ore recommended to the readers of THE TIMES as being thoroughly reliable, and transactions by mail with the advertisers can be conducted with absolute Bafel.y. Cornelius Co.

Makers and Importers yf ARTISTIC StairSuds Strn fvfe Plaits OAS FIXTURES FiiiQ Metn Work of all kinds. Lamjis, Uruuzc, Ite IiiiTid and Kstiiuatpa ivon. Corro Fioudcucu Buliv 'Hci. to (irdor. W3l.

Vi'IL Kit, Mann fiu; tui'f 2X3 A S. IIF1H I'tiiludtliiiiiu. im HSTXUT Opposite U. S. Mint PHILADA.

Eijtlith 4 Market BUY YOUR GLOVES FROM Tarii'idgc Iiicliiinlson, Brass Bedsteads On II JI.le to Or.ior WM. W1LER, asa a jx v. rni nt Philiali'lphtl. EIGHTH St. Kb.

Karkct Spring Garden Ins. Co. The HAl.t.ADAY the 'l A l. illlft AMEKICAN WINDMILL 4iil Wai.nttt Philada. Ortpinii I iti Firo InNnrance Term and 1'itrputuai.

JfW (ML IUwrve foe all Liabili tlffi Kt Surplus Ahflctn January 11W4 NEtsoN F.Evanh, rroft't Jauou EJ'kteuhun, Hoa CANHV, N'n. Bui H. Thirteen! Street LEVY BROS. CO II SI.2I.V!I7 N. vi Suits and Cloaks DRY GOODS, XOVKLTIKS ItKl'KIVIiD DAILY.

At (ho Jjowi'at Idlers, on weekly or Monthly 'ayiut'Uttf. Geo. Kelly Co. 810 MARKET 6T. GET THE BEST.

THE TIMES American Fire Ins. Co. 808, BIO WM.Nrrr l'lillmlelrhiK. AKKKTH Januwy 1, MS $1,768,002.25. TUIW.

MnNTIlOHKIlT, PrtKiilFiit. AirmT (1. 1,. CuAwwinD, Hwrt Uiry. ALL THE NEWS.

THE NEW LINE UHTWKKS NEW TOM, rillLADiXrilH, NORFOLK, OLD rOINT COMFORT anil HIE SOUTH 5 Hours Faster 'Hum Any Olhor Itonfp, Tim Nrw York. Millndclphla find Norfolk Hnllrond Coiupnny now nm Fit liny Hnd Niirht In, twtvui l'hiladcli'lilii mid Ciiir liiti'lm. 'J'nuiiB Inivr Hrofvd Htrct Htntlon n.m A. M. wn ilnvH nikI la P.

dnilv. arrlvintrOld l'oint ft. 15 V. M. wci'k days atid 'M) A.

M. daily, Norfolk H.iwi 1, and 0.15 A. M. lui lor and 11 epiutr 'ai HiiiroiiKn to hih cimrim without chttiiKi. 1'irkt ta.

larlor cHr atn aiiti nlprnliiir IxM llid mi 1m no. purtnl at any Ticket OiUVe uf ttie tummy Ivnnia Kallrovd Comnnnv. Bupflrlutuudout. I is It Geo. ran, anO ire lit Atfcui, 61ristnas We recommend as usual tha early selection of articles Intended for Christmas Gifts.

Our stock Is replete wltU many beautiful and attractive goods. Purchases made now reserved until needed. J. E. Caldwell Co.

902 CHESTNUT STREET. msmn Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated. IN U8C IN HOSPITALS, CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS, INFIRMARIES, AND PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE. CURES CONSUMPTION, HEMORRHAGES 4(1(1 all Wasting Discuses INEBRIETY, HABITUAL DRUNKENNESS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, MALARIA. PURE STIMULANT Fl! THE SICK, INVALIDS, CONVALESCING PATIENTS, AGED PEOPLE, Weak and Debilitated Women.

Forenln byPrnlprs nml PniKtrlntH PVfrvwhoro. Vrlvv, line ltollur imt lloKlc. W7 Persons cast of tlio liucky Mouniulnff nn Mi! toproeurolt troto tlu'lr drukriiruti hove Hnir Dozen gent. In plain ense, nnmnrKed, KxpruM cbargm prepaid, by rcnilulng Bix Dollare to Th Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, Baltimore, Md. All prrtaiu vfnp 7)tuTp' Pure Mult tfAM 'y arf fitWretf le trait thtmtflm Utt twelew oj eur Mctttcai titijtatail chargt PERRiiW LADIES' llfev MEN'S SUEDE, FESTON EMB'D.

pfSBSW KID GLOVES. fj TIIE BEST for FIT and WEAR. VS THIS IS THF RIITTOM V..