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THE TIMES-nilLADELPIIIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1892. EXCURSIONS. PITTING WIRES UNDER liROl'ND. SUMMER RESORTS. Latest U.

S. Gov't Report Highest of all in Leavening KEEP COOL GRAND OPKKA PRICES. ALWAYS COOL IIEUK. New American Opera Co. tL't'ii.) TO- LA N1UHT I FAVOIUTA.

FrMnv- Orunil Revival nf THK lU'Ol'KNOi's. (Oreiit Mat. LA TKAVI ATA. Kv'K-iif K.IKWESS. uml Scats tit HlaMui te Sons', lltij Chestnut Street, imd (iranil Opera House.

Next Week-Monilav, WILLIAM TKLL. Music, Dancing, Theatricals, Minstrels, Variety, Vocal Concerts and other entertainments in plenty for the amusement of the passengers. All kinds of Refreshments Dining Room, Restaurant, Cafe, Grill Room, Oyster Bar, Quick Luncheon Counters, etc. 'abmlote ps 4ai' 44r. mmi "Wv-zii rrt r.

Don't let the warm spell worry you If you cannot do anything more effective, why scrape a hard pencil against a school slate it may cause your blood to run cold. IMAGINATION It is a great thing It performs wonders Rightly exercised it may enable you to bear without notice the warm embraces and oven-like breath of a scorching, roasting and blistering hot wave! Think of things that are cool. When the ambitious thermometer is turning itself into a soaring balloon, hunt up a dictionary and search for words like these ICE, COLD, FREEZE, FROST, ICICLES, HAIL, SNOW, COLDER, FROZEN, CHILLY, ICEBERGS, ARCTIC, SLEET, COLDEST, FRIGID, CHILLS, GLACIERS, BLIZZARD. But there is something better than all this and it is within your reach at a very small cost. Buy a round-trip ticket TO CAPE MAY on that cool, breezy and pleasant Palace Steamer REPUBLIC.

YOU CAN KEEP COOL ON HER DECKS. Just take an hour off to-day and interview some of the passengers who were on board the Palace Steamer yesterday. A reporter of this paper was sent out on that missionlast night. He furnished the city editor with the following memoranda FOIIGOT II Kit SEALSKIN. MISS JKXX1H JOXKS.

of North Eigh-tccnth Ftrcct, Fitys: "Yes, I was on board the Kopnhlic yesterday. Bnt I did not enjoy myself as I should have, owinp; to the fuct that I had left my sealskin sacquo at home." CI.EAKIXti AWAY ICK LKS. MR. DONALD Ifl'OHKK, of South Broad street, says I had it delightful day. I borrowed an ister from the Captain, who keeps a supply on baud for forgetful It was a charming trip, inert) was much to see.

1 lie iceboats near New C'astlo presented a novel sight, while I was really surprised at tho skill shown by the deck hands of the Kepublic in clearing the railings ot icicles. We were detained a few minutes nt Cape May lauding, owing to the fact that the cautious Captain gave positive orders that tho gang planks he cleared of the ieo before passengers were allowed to land." SXOW OX THE IU IiniCWE DECK. IUS. IiOCISA of North Sixteenth street, says Yes, we were 011 tho liepublic yestorday. I had myboys along and wo went on board early.

They had a splendid time. Thoy at once got acquainted with some of the deck htinds. and helped them to shovel the snow off tho hurricane deck before we left Race street wharf. The theatrical show, however, was a disappoint ment in several respects. Two of the singers had bad colds; the principal dancer could not dance as well as nsual, owing to frost-bitten feet, while one of tho actors in tho comedy had severe chills.

We enjoved the skating immensely, and MIC. "THOMAS J. A WW'S superb and difficult skating won the admiration of all." POU A COLD DAY. MIC. THOMAS KIMCriSK, of Walnut street, says: "I had a jolly day on the Republic.

It was very chilly on board, but a steaming hot breakfast in tho splendid restaurant put me in fino humor and good trim. The dinner was sumptuous and the supper tempting. It is a great boat, even if I did catch a touch of neuralgia from sitting near an cpon window on tho main deck. Somo person who had been dancing had selfishly raised it." OYKUCOATS OX THE MVSKIAXS. MTSS XIXLIK SWIFTOK, of German-town, says: "1 was on board tho Palace Steamer yesterday and the dancing was charming.

1 think, however, tho dancing music might bo improved if thetieneral would request the musicians not to wear their heavy overcoats during the dancing hours. The mammoth coats interfered with the free movemeuts of thoir arms. I did not go iu to bathe at Cape May, as tho ocean was full of floating ice." THAT STllOXG COOK WIX'19. MK. HATCIIAIV, of Spruce street, Buys; "I am out four dollars owing to Bell Telephone Stockholders Vote to la crease the Cupltal Stock.

At a special meeting of the stockholders of the Bell Telephone Company, held yesterday at the office, 400 Market street, It was voted to increase the capital stock ofthe company from SotiO.OOO to Sl.000.000. Out of a total of 11,000 shares. 9,810 were voted, all being cast In lavor of tho Increase. The object In thus increasing tho capital stock Is to continue the work of putting underground all the wires of the company. Already over representing tho surplus earnings of the company, have been expended on this work, and it is not yet completed.

Before the llrst lrost It is expected that overy line will bo under ground. Tho eystem has so far been comploted from Vino to South street and from the Delaware to Thirteenth street; considerable work has also been done between Thirteenth street and the Schuylkill, and from Front and Market to Fortieth street. The work is being done In accordance with an ordinance passed for the purpose, so far (loti miles of overhead wires bave been taken down. Tho new stock will be oirered to the stockholders at par (510), and if any is left over It will bo sold. S.

Huey, secretary of tho company, stated that he could not toll what tho stock of tho company really worth nt the present time; lthad been so longslnce any was sold, lie did know, however, that ft paid a dividend of 12 per and that in itself showed how valuable It was. "The underground system," continued Mr. Jliioy, "was really a necessity. The complaints about poor service were not unwarranted, but il could not have been improved while the wires were overhead and in so elose proximity to Hie electric light wires. Onr underground system Is the best known, and when it is completed we shall give the public perfect service.

A 1I llcfoiite Kx-Sherlir Dead. Special Tolojrram to The Times. liKLLKFONTR, July 2i. Ex-Sberi fr Joseph J. Liugledied here last evening of a general wearing out of the system, nt the advanced age of K7.

He was elected Sherifriu 18.10, and In partnership with Kx-Govcrnor Curtln and others-mint tno Tyrone anu cie.irneia nan road, and was among the first to open up that great bituminous coal country. Js rr probnhlr that what million women say niter (hilly trial is a mistake? They say tlicy A-ao by test that Dobbins' Electric is moU rronomiall purest and best. They have hud 24 years to try It i'on ttive (7 onr triftl. MAUIUF.I. June 1K02, at St.

Alhnn's Kertorv, lv trie Kev. Charles S. Lyons, A. V. HANCK and EVA V.

WALTON. July 1. at the residence of the bride's parents. No. 'ZO'Z Carpenter street, Philadelphia, by the Kev.

Dr. Isaac Martin, assistant minister of (lloria Dei. Old Swedes' Church, Mr. HKNHY 1'. CLINTON a ml iss KOBEKTA M.

ISO HEM'S. II AUEF.COKN 21, 1SH2. by Itev. W. II.

Buri'ell, at his residence, Cooper street, Camden, N. ,1., Vi 1,1,1 A.M II A li Kltt'Olt to Miss CAK Kit: both ef Philadelphia. II A KHISON- 'ill, by Itev. If. llurrell, at his resilience, -ill Ceoper street, N.

.1,, Mr. JA.11KS W. HAUIilSON to Misa ELLA C. HKKI. both of Philadelphia.

tin' 'ith of Jlilv, by the liev. .1. Hervev I Scale, KOItElfT T. 11AUYKY and Miss ANN WKU'll, both of Philadelphia. RMITH-UKKO.

On July 25. IMG, In Camden, N. bv Kev. William P. Davis, at bis residence.

No. fins North Third street. Mr. JOHN A. s.

SMITH and Miss Kii 1 A HEED, bolh of Philadelphia. IS, by Itev. (ieo. I-iuiaw, at bis residenci', ileitsou street, Camden, N. .1., Mr.

(if A ltl.ES V. of I'hiladelpbia, to Mrs. MARTHA C. WALLKlt, of Lykuns, la. 1)1 KI.

Parnos, John, Kl. Hiiyle. Alice, TH. Prov. Oeorre 1).

2fi. Lurke, Maizeio. 14. Calrnes, vltTtrude. Campbell, Sarall.

Connolly, Philip, 01). Covin1. Joseph, IS. Du'uer, Marv, nil. Daily, Mary, U.S.

Caroline, 5 M-puy, Mary, 72, Diamond. Kllen. IS. Diamond, Keiiina, 5. Dully, Marsaret, 77.

Edwards, Francis. Elkintotl, Filis, Thomas. KwtliT, I tries, 82. ranks, Howard. (lardiniT, Joseph, 58.

(ianl, Jnliii F. tiranel, John, fl. Oroom, E. A. 1 1 ni.

llackman, Mary, H7. Hall, John F. Hill, Mary Jane, .15. Hntton. Nancy .1.

Irw in, Murumret, M). Jobanii. I-'rancis A. Johann, John A. Kerr, Joseph.

rails, Louisa. Taimr, Caroline IT. Laiyo, David K. SI. l.ee, Jane .1.

Iti. l.lovd, Virginia li. MeCallan, John, 1. McDonnell, John. Margaret.

McLaclilan, P. IL. 57. MoLnueiiiln, Malone, Mary. David.

Mills, James, liil. Montchnrinonf. Louis, 'IM, Manraret. Murpliy, Aloysius, l. urruv, John, tiT.

Nichols, Ida Patten, William, Si). Pinokniy. Clara K. Powers, Mary II. 'i.

Kicbards, Mancaret M. liotiinson, Edna, 3 m. Pose, ltcss, Marirnret F. 1. Ilo'h, Frederick.

70. Schultz. Klizalieth, 67. Sender, -Mary, Sh.uiuban, Bridget, 28. Shaw, Eliza, I.

Shaw, Mary, 72. Shea, Elizabeth M. Shin.el, Charles, 14. Sinnott. Joseph K.

Smith, Sarah, 7H. Solmou, Katie. Sparks, Eleanor. Speaknian, Susanna G. Spear, James.

Spear, William M. Stewart, Catharine A. 85, Swurtz, Owen I). Tillman, Joseph, l7. Trediek, Emma T.

Turnpenny, ElDabetll It, Ynnee, bombers. Wallace, William A. 11. Wilnier, Wiliiani E. ,17.

Woodolb, Carrie S. an. tlu21th JOHN BARNES, in his Sod year. Funeral services on Thursday. 2sth at lu o'clock, at his late residence, HJ'Jtj' Melon street.

Additional services In Lutheran Church, at liarrea Hill, at 2 o'clock. BAXTER. On the hith Instant, Mrs. SAItAIt ItAXTFH, widow of the late Oeome Baxter, aetl lis years, ut her late residence, KDt Pine street. Due notice of the tunerul ill be given.

BOYI.E.-On the 2-lth ALICE, wife nf Peter F.oyle, aiied 71 years, funeral on Thursday at S.HO A. from tier husband's residence, 3312 Fair-mount avenue. Solemn Keqiilem Mass at St, Abulia's Church. the 26th OE011C.E I). ISUOWN, ayed 211 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday murnini; at lu o'clock, at his late residence, 'I'-velum! avenue. Interment private at Laurel Hill Cemetery. the 24111, MAOOIE, daughter of Ellen and the late Lawrence Burke, aged 14 years and 9 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wedni-8-uay at o'clock, front the residence of her Uncle, John Cloonen (i. us State road.

Ililj Mass at St. Leu's at lu dock. Interment at St. iJoru-inliks. CAIK.NKS.-On July 25, OERTRrfiF, daurthter of Jtoijert and Llllie Calrnes, and granddaughter of Charles and Mary E.

Dean, up'd 8 inoatlis. Funeral troni her graniltuirents' residence, Lafayette, above Palm street, Bristol, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. CAMliiEI.L.-On the 21th Inst, SARAH, daughter ot Susan and the late James eampliell. Euneral on Wednesday niornlinr at H.lil o'clock, from the residence nf her aunt, Mrs. Surah Carlln, llinS Christian street.

Requiem Mass nt Si. Charles' Church. the 21th PHILIP CONNOLLY, aged tt!) years, funeral on Wednesday at 2 o'clock, from his late resilience, Kill) Bailey street. Interment at Mt. Yernon.

the 21th instunt, JOSEPH C'OYNK, aged Is years. The relatives and friends of the farn lly are re-Biiectl'ully Invited to atlend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at s.iiu o'clcck, ruin his late residence, 1132 Lentz street. Solemti Requiem Mass. at Annunciation Church. Intennent ut Holy Cross Cemetery.

tiie 21th, MARY, wife of John H. Hterer, In theltitii year of her uge. Funeral to day at 2 P. I'rom her late residence, lo.ll Marlbor-oagli street, Philadelphia. DAILY.

-On the 21th Instant, MARY, wire of John l'aiiy and daughter of Mary and the late Andrew Walls, aged its years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invUcd to attend the uneral, on Wednesday morning at S.S0 o'clock, from her bus-bond's residence, Philip street. High at St. Edward's church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

IiAl scn in, the 21th of July, widow of the line frank Schilling, in tier year. Dlt PI'Y. On Jlllv 25, MARY A wife of the late J. Stewart le Pliy, In the "2d year of her age, uneral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 21ti Xortli sixth Btreet, Camden, N. J.

July 24, ELLEN DIAMOND, aged IS months. Also, on Jlllv 25, RKOINA 1)1 A MOM in her year, the dang lifers uf John H. and Elizabeth M. Diamond, and the grand-ilaiiKliters of Mary ami the late James Diamond. Funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from their pareMK' residence, fuui) American street, the 2.1th Instant, AlAIKIAKKT DUFF, aired 77 years.

The relatives and friends of the familva'P respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, o'n'fhurs-dav morning at Id o'clock, from her late resilience, iilili East Cambria street. To proceed to Oreen-wood li. of P. Cemetery. KUWA RDM.

-On the 21th Inst, FRANCIS ED WARDS, son of William ainl.OnthwIne fcdwards. Due notice of Die funeial will beglven. 'OLK lNTON.On the 'ilth A.M ES mm of James S. anil M. Addle Elkinton, grandson of Ila-' assah and the late Stephen Wagner, aged 2 ninths.

I'iineral services on Wednesday, the tli. ut A o'clock, at Ills parenls' residence, 2548 orth Twelfth street (m the. 25th THOMAS, twin son of and Mary Kills, aged 10 months. Due notice funeral wlli he given. KM.

--At his late residence, No, 5 North treef, Cnniden, N. on tho evening of CHARLES A. FACKLElt, In his S2d 'lie notice ofthe funeral will be given. -On the 2ltli Instant, HOWARD S. son c( Jane and the late Henry franks, 'f funeral.

71 li month. 24th, JOSEPH W. a hi Willi yar. Funeral on Flft tint o'clock, from his lute resl-vivillp. N.

.1. Carriages will meet 5 Philadelphia 'at Smlthvllle, Ill Sll CAPE MAY. HE STOCKTON, A FIRST-CLASS ITOTH'j. WILL OPEN JUNE', AMI r.EMAIN OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER-. T1IEO.

WALTOX IVoprletor. If ALL, CAPE MAY. Vv OpensJUNE 30 under the same liberal man agement. ItS. J.

F. CA KE. ir OTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY. N.

.1. JOHN TRACY PKOPP.IETOIVi All modern Located directly on the bench. Terms. to per day. A pply to JOHN I ftACY fc Washington Hotel, Phila.

OrCaiK- May. N. J. II OTEL COLUMBIA, CAPE MAY. N.

3. i Home comforts: nil modern convenience; moderate rates; renovated and papered thrmciU. out. W. It.

L1VEZEY, Proptietor. UNITED STATES, CAPE MAY, N. .1. Newly renovated. Unsurpassed table.

Neartha beach, (js, if 10. (12, or f'2 day. C. H. HKEVKi rpiTE ALDIXE, CAPE MAY, N.

J. DF.CATDH I Street, first house from bench. Open all the year. i ll ICO. t'ELLER, Prop.

JEKSEi'. JOREST SPIUNOS HOTEL. P.ROWN'S MILLS-IN-T1IK-PINE3, N. Greotly enlarged and improved elevator, electtio bells, billiard room, fine drives, elegant lake, boata free telegraph olllce pofiular prices for summer. Trains leave Market street Wharf S.M and 11.20 A.

3.:, 4.00 and 15.10 P. M. Address GEORGE PFKIFPF.I5..TR.. LKoW.VS Ml l.l.S, liiirllicion N. .1.

LAKE HOPATCONG. V. O. address Mount Arlinifton, N. .1., an! W.

H. U. U. s. Express, W.

V. Telegraph nnd I D. Tel phone in Hotel. 'Check baggage on Now York side direct to Howl Ureslin. GEO.

M. BROCK WAY, OTEL OCV.ANH', BARNKUAT CITY; N. Special rates for the season. W.M. F.

COOKE, Proprietor. Jy i it i no i hul nn7 llinnimtham, Uiiiiinton county, N. onnl June l.r, tiniler new niaiiiuiement tfood boating, ll-iH-Inc and stood drives inn 20o -ards rom railroad i-tlou trains daily. J. D.

McCLET.LAN, Manaser. JUENA VISTA. HELM A II, X. Three hundred feet from the ocean. Open till 0 tnlicr.

Mies. M. A. HKXISON. in; lavlnir been moved back on a solid brick foun dation, thoroughly underdi-tiini-d, with tirwt-chtss appointments, is now open for season, A.

K. Schwenk. I ERW1CK LOIKIE, AVON-1IY -I Fifty yards from sin 'wheeler. US. N.

II. OCEAN GROVE. mnH F.L DORADO-FIFTEENTH SEASON A At Ocean (iroe, N. iteni- the beach. For terms, address US.

A. LOOM IS, 1'. O. Box 2,076. OCEAN OlillVK N.

J. HE A ISLE C1TI QF.A ISLE CITY, N. i Kixtyintif miles from Philndelplila. Finest Reach on Jersey Coast. Unrivalled fur healthful-le-ss.

Ilatblnsr, Sailing and Kishinit unsurpasseil. Univcn.it- of Pennsylvania Marine Biological School located here. Just the place to summer, i-or mioruiutiou apfily tu JOSEPH HACKER, Or JOSEPH I. SCULL. fONTINENTA HOTEL, SEA ISLE CITY.

N. J. Now open. Directly on the Peach. Lare, spacious rooms.

Hut and coid baths. Elevator. Terms reasonable. C. OILLETTE A CO.

ASECKY PARK. TTfl tel mm ASIU'KY PARK, N. J. Nn1ol for its tfistful euanct, sunrior mf-nrs, lioine vt mi tirt and rietfin.Mo locutiiia; Ht'vt'iity yanU ol th ocean. Now upeu ua- tU October i.

hov itrmn. fir. A UVltY PA UK. X. J.

in roi.T'iniA. I'rontinc on the cvan at sixth Avcmio. Kntiry New ami Modern. (hii June US. AivommodHtea -I'll, l-'or rates iniuntmilon midrews AS'.

Harvey Joiiph, Prop. r-pijriiit rates for June and SejitemlM'r. A CS 1. VA A7 A KUSORTb. OUNTA1X TfOUSU, SPTUXOS.

Ou tlieSumntit of the Mountalin, mill Hut Pennsylvania R. iL Ail trutni Cu .1 an 25. For circulars and nd-lres It. DUN II AM, snn. C.iiiioi'la County, PA.

md I'r ini all trains end hoattfc Now open. Coach to 1 ED1-UHD MiilNlis. PEDI-'i II, PV. 1 THE CARLSBAD OP AMERICA. HOTEL OI'F NS JUNE 21 L.

11. DOTY, Maniv.ir. "I ATA It ACT IIOUSR. O.VP. Ofieii to Nov DKI.AWAP.E WATFLi l.iocr.

Elite, health, plea L. M. li'CKEH. tire 7 weekly EE AC if HA YEN. riPTTF.

liALTIWfV. I PEACH HAVEN. N. Now open. Fur terms address P.

A. 1TAKDTJ Haven. ISC I. A EOL S. (1APON II AM I'SII 1 ItF W.

VA. fond for Pamphlet and see what thll slitlNGlS ce'e-lrated ate, place otters to all out of health, those broken down from AN overw ork. or those in search ol a lovely Summer heme fur solid comfort and PATHS pleasure. IV, li. SALE, Proprietor.

riUiK NANEPASHEMET, 1 MASS. Finest ocean scpnerv on the Massac'niisettl coasU For desription uddretw AM MI HKOWN. SHIPFING. I a i i miki-Asriiwi 1.1 ti" ci- PAHIS. Wednesdcv.

Anirltst 3. 1.S0 P. 1NTEHN ATIONAL NAVHiAiiON Cetl. Sin iip-1 307 Phil. HED STAIl LINE.

mil I'AttfS iVtl TITH! B1I1NE. Fill ESI, AND, from New York, Wednesday, August 3, 1.30 P. M. TiELi-iENLAND, from New York, Saturday, August li, S.30 P. M.

liMFKNATTONAL NAVIGATION ton. and 317 PhllH. AMEPiCAN LINE. wmUX for Queen-tow and Llverrnn'. Tilv'l I I -H Julv 27, noon.

3NTEJ1NA NAVIOATION See and WALNUT Phlla. WHAHF PltOPEP.TY 4 To tl'rm of Lotis-lalc AV'hnrf, Providence, feet front-ne, 2-iii deep; depth of water unsurpassed In th harlHir; now occupied bythe r.altlmore and Norfoilc Line ol Steamers. driven November 1. Apply tu (JOLDAHD UltOTHF.lt.s, l'rovidence, lthodu Island. WANT 1'ANI ED NH.EMAN WITH CAPIl'AI.

to up pcrtietual motion, Apply sin Inquirer Mt reel. til Al! LFS LEW liil HIT 11 TIUlC lis-nth Street. AccoiintH audited liooks posted. TRUSSES. BANDAGES, Etc VI A a I i.

ox; i i i hb in'cullar to SiM'h'v Hani KuMht tttnl now unlviTNully concetU'ti thn prnfciou Hiid iulill: hiv tnnHTvlriUH to moisturt' uwcl tn (milling, ami tlilfrii; vrttttly tn lmpt of buly; nniy tn worn liy Ili younist ohihl. Itu most rlt A-nutlf or the litborim? mnn w(th oninfort and rafcty: Ity p'Tsphntioit, they ri wiHtiy ki'pt ott'iin avoiding nil sour. flwtay.eliHlln mii-pKHMumn'fw, und, wlillf rxircniHy 1 lit tin worst I'o rin uf rupture will be nt'M pennanrntly thvn-hy causing 11 radii'at cure when' run' Ls pofihle. I' tal.iliHt.nunt, boutU KLEVKNTU fclruet. Lady htwlMiarit.

BOARDING AND ROOMS. Vr AL.NUT, Iltti-LA Hi IK, Bfcond floor funilshul baths ROOM ON STHEFT CAP IllllisES AND 3IAKFS, 1 In foal nicest hanniin ever otlered s'ii-Inu out on account ol starting e'ectrlc cars no offer refused. Also an old pacer. ill pace a mile In will sell for 0. stable 11 II Warren street, hack li.H Hiicaster hack of iNfarkel stroit Defiut, Vcst l'hlludelphia.

J. Hourlcy. a SMITH. -On the 24th of July, SARAH, widow of the late James 11. Smith, aged 7'.) years.

Fimeral this morning at 10 o'clock, from her late residence, Mia Sellers street, I-i-ankloril. Services in the Swedenborgiun Church, Paul street, above Unity, Frankford, at 11 o'clock. the 24th Instant, KATIE, daughter of and Mamie Solmon, aced 7 months and 1 week. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 132S South Seventh street.

To proceed to New Cathedral Cemetery. SPARKS. -On the 21th Instant, ELEANOR, daughter of Thomas J. and Josephine Sparks, aged 2 months and 2 weeks. I'iineral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her parents' residence, No.

4 Eeed street. the 26th instant, SUSANNA wife of AllenSpeakman. Relatives and friends are invited toattena me funeral, without further notice, from lier husband's residence, S33 Washington street, Wilmington. mi sixth instant, ut2 o'clock P. M.

Interment private. SrEAU. Suddenly, on July 21, 1S'12, JAMES, infant son of John and Margaret J. Spear, aged 8 months and days. Funeral to-day, lrom James Spear's residence, Upper Providence, Media, Delaware county, Pa.

July 21, 1SM, WILLIAM infant son ef William M. and Mary Spear, aged 2 months and 11 days. Funeral to-day, from James Spear's residence," Upper Providence, Media, Dela-. ware county, Pa July 2.1, CATHARINE widow of John Stewart, aged 85 years. Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her late residence, 2040 Camac street.

SWA July 24, OWEN D. SWARTZ. Fil-neral on Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 721 Noble street TILLMAN. -On the 2.1th Instant, at the Home for Aged and Inlirm Colored Persons, JOS Fll'lf TILLMAN, aged 67 years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the Home, Belmont and Glrard avenues.

TREDIcK. On Julv 21, nt her residence, in this city, KMMA widow of the late Henry Trediek. VANCE. On the 21th Inst, CHAM HERS VANCE. Funeral on Thursdav morning at 8 o'clock, from his late residence, lilsworth street.

Requiem Mass at Anthony's Church. WALLACE. -On the 23d instant, WILLIAM sou of Robert A. and Jane Wallace, aged 18 years. Funeral on Wednesday at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 2323 Ellsworth street.

WARD. -On July 23, isd'j, WALTER son of the late Henry and Phillippa Ward, In his 87th year. The relatives and friends of the l'amllv, also Wlngohocking Tribe, No. 33, Imp. o.

of R. members of the Resolute Club mid the agents of the Metropolitan Life 1 nsurance Company, are respectfully Invited toattend the funeral, on Wednesday, the 27th, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 1673 Orthodox btreet, Fiuiikford. Interment at Cedar Hill. WTI.MER.-On the 21th Instant, WILLIAM' F. Si LM it, in his 17th year.

Funeral services en Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at his late residence, 2611 North Sixth street the 25th instant, OA RPJ s. of A. M.Woodotll. aged 38 years, II months. Funeral on Wednesday at 3 o'clock, from her late residence.

No. 811 Federal street, Camden, N. J. SJECJALJOXICES f-qe WE LSI TO STATE THAT A CUR-L-- rent advertisement for nen-union men to go to Homestead, Pa. requesting them to apply at 707 North Rro.ul street ithe Hall of the Journeymen Rricklavers' Protective Association), is in no wise nutborl.ed bv us.

TH JOURNEYMEN BRICK LAYERS' Rl iTECii ASSOCIATION. run nathans' money loan Office, soutbesat cor. SIXTH and RACE Streets; to loan at lowest rates on Diamonds Watches Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Dry Goods, Clothing, Guns. Pistols, Household Goods. GEO.

ROE DEL. Manager. CO-PARTNERSHIPS. PHILAliKLI'ltn, JulV 2H, 1802. MR.

HAROt.ll PALMER has this day been admitted as a member of our firm. EllVIN A CO. PERSONALS. MCGAh E. C( IlliV'S MONEY LOAN OFFICE.

N. or. Fifth and VtneStre.Hi. F.stab. In lV.i.

fine, ood to loan at reduced rates on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Dry Coeds of all kinds. Goods received on storage, with or without advances. Perfect securitv guaranteed. The onlv Pawnbroking in the el'y protected by the Holmes Electric Burglar Protector. KYF: WillSKY, J2 50O" OAI.IFOU-' nla Brandy, f3 7c.

ot; Fort and Sherry, 12 Sec. it Ruhl A 32, Arch Street 1 LEVICK'SSON A 720-1230 Chestnut. H. Dl. II A It l)i R(M A PILLS '1.

Sold by Druggists. Otliee, 203 N. NINTH. OUI.TONS.S2S WALNUT STREET -SINGLE '1. rooms, 2ao.

and 3-rx'. Meals. Inc. and lie. JUNIPER LEAF GIN.

Jt PFR ljUART BOt" 9 tie. Sure cure for kiiiney trouble. Ruhl A Sole Agents, 327 Arch street, "Philadelphia. EN SEN I) FOR PR. I.OHR'S Jl Book (free).

North 1 1 1 street HELP WANTED AY ANTKO- U.KSMKN- OX KAT.AHY OH minrnlxsk'n to Iminllo tli NKW PATKNT CHKMR'AL INK KKASJNW TKNCIL. Tho prettiest st-M in novelty ever Krnses Ink thoroughly in two HeotiinK abrasion of paper. "CO to u) per cent, protit. One agent's miM amounted to In six day, another fyi'Z tn two hours. AVe want one eneruetie Atrent for each stare ami Territory.

Arid re. TH MuNHOK KitASKU MAN'I- 'U LA Wis. 11 WANTFD SIX ITK-T-CL; ASS "jlLACK- MiiitbM on locomotive work. Htrictlv sober and reliable men can obtain good wheji and permanent employment by applying curly to Kichniowl Locomotive and Muchinw Vorks. itlehmond, Yh.

"VITA NTKT) TKA VKITXO AI.FM KN NKW specialty, worth weekly nells to all lines of trade sup. side lice. Allien. 177 MunrdO. AGENTS WANTED.

ORiiKSJ'ONDl NO AOKNTS IS every town to ni un of parties intending opening or refit tiiif: by tin- hirvm nalonn lixture nininiliH'tun in the vv-Tld. (loud man can make fi.imu. The Loths.hild I Jar Fixture ll.rS llroadway, cor. New York. OTNTH TOTAKKOUDKHS HAL-urv or commiMon; sternly work prompt pay.

Write Kihvniitft'1 liarry, Mount Hope Nurseries, KoebenUT, X. Y. KATTY PIANOS, OKOANS tV up. "WANT Catalogue. Irce.

JJuu'l lif-atty, N.J. (1 ROOKKTF.S- Use our 4oc. -YOU CAN SAVE MONKV. Tea. McGovern Market.

LEGAL NOTICES. ESTATE OF ('. ERNEST KAMERLY. M. lieceitHed.

Letters tectamentarv on the nliovo Ftutc limine heen uranteil to the all person tiidehteil to the eati are requeued to make pavniont. and thone havitnr elaitiiH to present the Mime, Ithoilt ilelav. to 1- LI A F.ii I A. KAM-FitLV, Fljeeutrlx, No. Mll A VENTER Street, or to her Attoniejij, i.

HUWARI) (iNRAFE, OEOROK 2211 South SI I'll Streflt. 1 FN NINO I'ON (X. SEMINARY FOR hoth hexi R. Year. 01Torn rare ciliteationiil faiilttieH.

Tertiia High and healthtul. Steam hentlntr aw tire escapes. On thoroughfare hetweoti N. Trenton, Ilaltlinnre mill Catalogue, complete and hcuntltul, sent free. Thon.

Hunloii, 1). I'res. lor 2:1 yeurs. 1 ENNSYI.VA.1A JIII.ITAIIV' ACA OF. 1 Chester, 1'a.

31st year lii'tlns Septetnlier 14. A Isillitary Urillee with Department, Degrees: Civil liieiiilNirv, Arta. Colonel C. E. 11 A l''.

1'resldent. I LAIR 1'RESHV 1FR1 AL ACA DEM liOiil ae.ve.s. I. lilair I'oundation. Fimllsh, Ijitin, Oreek, Freii'ii, (k'rtnati, Mnsle, I'liliithlK.

Culture, New liullding f'oryounjf l.ttnre endownient. Low rates. W. S. I'll.

Illairstown, X. J. (L-T. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, A LI US, X. Y.

Full courses ol' study. Under the visitation nf tlin Iti'Kents of University of New Yin and War Department. Rliiht Itev, F. I). Iliintlmtton, preHident.

WILLIAM VFRIIE( Sliperilitelnlent. I'OIIY Hi; LOCUST STREET opens twenty-elirhth year Seotemher li. li-f. mary and Aciuletnii' I a partments, t'reparutlon for college or liustliess. I ataloltue on request.

isu Tii 'stiii yea it, "hoys. I.lIhlE MEDIA (I'a.) ACADEMY. IjiAl.Mrt COLLEOE, 17titAXli Chestnut strwtn. Open all huuiiikt. BUSINESS CHANCES.

1(10K 8AI.K-A OOOD P.VY1NO CLOTHINO and f'lrtiishln ImiineKS In Sayre. I'a. Rest reasons for disposing of ttatue. For particulars address Lock lto.x -Vi, Sayre. I'a.

HOTELS. -vrrAxHiNfiTos' hotel. hKVKXTil AND CHESTNUT SB. American plan. Hates reuueed.

i'Z to ir day. lievHtorund all uiuUern inifiroements. JOHN i RACY, Proprietor. 111K U1JOU. F.firlith Ptreot nhove rtiri" CONT1 Xl'ors AXCH From M.

tn 111.30 P. il. roolestThuutri; In tiie city. Open all summ-. MONSTER RTT.I.S OF ItEFrXF.TI VARIETY.

Favorite RcMort of LnilieH ntul Children. Orchestra, lliilcony, (lallery. inc. 1 a S'k" li a ll7 a Ti alLT Philadelphia "Rail Tiirk, Ttrtiai and Iltintinjidon CHAM IMONsmi' CAM fa TO-DAY. lilll.ADKI.lillA vh.

liTTSUUltd. Admission, Sue. and Lmlien sue. liay at 4. riHIF OHEATFl'UOl'EAN MINKU.H, .1 CHKSTNCT Street.

Will tie ojien (lurln? July and A uKiwt from A. M. till P. SI. For ecn-tleuicn only.

AdiniMslon, -5c. DO YOIT PAY RENT? You can buy a home by Mimiily pny- inttiem. iJo8sesfitiiii Klvcn ut once. The 'o-Operutivo Heal Estate Cotnpany, S. E.

Cor. Rroad ntul Columbia avenue, will buy you a home and allow you to pay for it in weekly payments. They buy the house anil take your mortgage for the whole amount. C. TT.

OIUFFTS, Secretary, ALEX. HENDERSON', treasurer. CITY I.OTtt. SV STIIATOHT UP HIIOAD STP.EET, SEV-X'eriilsiputres abov' its I unction with ieniuttitown nv. -tine, to those hi Mitritiil Illlildiii4 sites of iilK l.dliAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY, at I.OCAN STATION, on the Hcauiiu; Klevated Hailroad.

15 minutes from Twelfth and Market street City water and itas. Hoard walk to station. Twelve houses now on premlte Streetsare ali erarled. j27o and 'K. Payable In monthly instalments Office, open every Monday eveniiiLt.

WM. II. (illAHAM, President, 12H AHCn St OUice on the ground ot'en ever- day. I XV EST T-T 1 1 1 E-STO II HOUSE, 'oonerStreef, 'amden; modern conveniences: onl' cash rnpiired will pay larue Inn-rest. Walter Zi in merman 20ii arket Street.

Camden. iriiiKiit. FOR RENT-ONE SEVEX-ROOMEI) hoiise at Oli-nnldc-n modern improvements 12 per month. William Ocheltree. uienolrten, Pa.

1K. FURNIsifED COTi'AOES FOR IX)W rents for the summer. Apply to A. W. springer, Cain? May Point.

N. .1. HIST StIS.I!-:2.EllIA. HOUSE 850 PER MONTH. Open all day.

Hamilton Street. THE TURF l'OK III! AND THE UACIii RAIN OK SHINE. COMMENCINO AT 2.30 P. M. Ronts minutes.

leave South Street Ferry every twenty lirst bent leaves Olouccster 3 A. M. Last boat leaves Philadelphia 12.30 P. M. The steamers SYLVAN DELL AND GLEN leave Arch street wharf every hall' hour.

First lx)at leaves c.lotice.ster U.3U A. M. Lust bout leaves Philadelphia H.8o P. M. EXCURSION TICKETS, 11 Cood on both ferries.

ATLANTIC CITY. rpnii OPEN ALL THE YEAR. ORCHESTRA JUNE TO OCTOBER. Coaches meet all trnms unit carry our guests to and lrom the beaci. CHARLES McCLADE.

HOTEL M. A. GIVENS A UK A A AVK 1' E. between Atluntlc nnd A piMiint nients and table ela; s. Terms tliodenite.

JJOTKL TKAYMOltE, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. W. W.

CHE EVE CO, ir OTEL A T.I PACIFIC. NEAR OHIO Atlantic Citv. N. to S'lSll per day, tofll per wet k. Uepiipered and ri'turnlshed ttiis spring.

Send for descriptive pamphlet, price list, etc. II. D. EASTMAN, Proprietor. A i A LI.

ATl.A NT1C CI N.J 1 i A LI. THE YEAH. HOT AND COLD SEA WATER PATHS IN TiIE' HOI'S K. LEEDS A Lll'PlNCOTT. HOTEL IMPERIAL i'N THE BEACH.

Maryland Avenue, lteceivcs 2tl quests. All Mod- orn eonvi'iuriiH an-! Uhf tirxt-clit nlfiy, Jin wi pt wt'ck. J. W. KKNltHlCK.

I A Y'l'ilN, L'Ti 1 ('A ill.) 1,1 A A Nl ON Jnilimti-'s vval funu Bi'iu'h. DrMr.ilik, ht'im liko terms a.woiiiill. K. H. A S.

A. JlittkT. JEKDOM COTTAOE. OCEAN Avi nuc, near the lie tch. F.

MOONEY. Terms modi Mrs. W. PII NEW ENHLAND, OCEAN END SOUTH Carolina A e. ii rnis moileia'c.

PHI AN WILLI A late of OTEL OKI ENTAI.7 Ocean cod of Viruinli Avenue. FnlartTOl II Improved, steam heat, all the ntoi. cons. Otvjtl lehruarylS. ALEX.

M. olii.Mi EI ft. ST.CHAHt.Ks7 OCEAN END DELAWAHE AVENUE. OPENS JUNE l't. JON A II WOOTTON.

Pates. C2.00 to J2.50 per Day. flu to $1.1 per WceH. MlUK bllELDULN ATLANTIC CITY, N. OPEN ALL T1IK YEAH.

A. tO BERT. II ot i li ni n. OCEAN END FNi'UCTC AVENUE. OPEN ALL THK YEA It.

M. A. AND II. S. MU.XOIl.

MtK CIIAI.F" NTTC CITV, N. j. ON THE OCEAN liiONT. ILLUSTRATED HOOK LET MAILED FRER. IIOHF.HTS SONS.

rpHE 7.KLANDE-ON THE BECH MAS .1 Bachusi'lp. Ae one. (il A It I.I IS AON U. 'AMI El. WAONlil.

Proprietor. Manaiji IIS. WILLIAM (OW1.E1, FOKMEItl.Y ofthe 17 Illinois avenue. Dates, tl.eO to f2 ficr day to per week. tl.io ir OTEL DENNIS.

ATLANTIC CITY, V. OiK'ti all the year latye sun irallery: hot and 1 sea-water httths; on tin- in-a-'h. Joseph' li. BOKTON. Proprietor.

T1 HE FACINO I'll OCEAN. HOT AND COLD SALT WATI-il UAiiiS IN THE HOUSE. WAVKliLY COACH -MEETS ALL iil.VINS. L. i'.

llltVANT. riiiiu I'VAitn 1 KKN'Tl'CKY Avcnni. (inehtindreil anltir: feet lroui bcacu. i'erms moderate. JOHN A A P.T.

CJ'T ALBANS, I4t S. OAUOl.IN.Y. AVK. CEN. tra! locution.

-no feet from ocean. Near all Hta- Katys, 1.2' to p- 'a', .7 to M'l fsr wc a. Mrs. THOMAS MOYFB. 1HF.

LEHMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. F. W.

LEHMAN A CO. 11IE CASii.E. NEW YOUK AVKNUlC EA it PACIFIC. OPEN ALL THE YK.AIi. Mrs.

J. W.II AP.DCAM'LE. Mrs. II. It.

ATLACIC nf IT ALLEN, CO It. PACIFIC AND AH-kansas Aves. One square from lieaeh and P. Jk It. lien lVrms mo.l.

Allen, Prop. riHE FLOItlDA-PAClFIC AVENUE. HI A It i ietmessee; up.ticd April 1. steam h-n. ftirnugliiiui.

rilHE M. J. Kl KEKl'. NOW OPUV. lis.

JOHN DOYLE. rilHE FI.KTON. KENii'CKY AVE. NEAU 1 tK'ach nppointnieiits first cha desirable h-Mi's. Wila cation: mod.

conv.i.; open all year. W8 HOTEL i 1. Jttreuie Ocean Kwi nf K' UNTUCK Avenue. BEW. JAM KS A- (IKOIIIili FT.iDE!F COTTAOE, II S.

NEW EPS FY Ave. Terms, (7 and (s rw'k. Mrs. Haverstiek. M-W VORSC.

Mm NTATN TrOT'K. 70TH SKAsoN. m'KN JUNE shrill tor (MriM.lar. CATKILL MOUNTAIN 1IOUSW Catwkill, N. Y.

I The Fare for the Round Trip is but ONE DOLLAR, With Children at Half Price. REMEMBER THE PLACE Race Street Wharf EVERY MORNING AT 7-3- FAIBM0UNT STEAMERS. Coiumtnclng Monday, Jul' 23th, mmm mm mwm CORN ET SOLOIST. ALABAMA INSTREL TROUPE ALABAMA MINSTREL TROUPE ALABAMA MINSTREL THOCPK CELEBRATED STNOEriS, Will Give a Series of Concerts on the Steamers. Fpecinl Oriind Concert This Week at 1WS1 MILITARY BAND.

Ptenmers leave Fairmotmt landing every twenty-flve minutes. ROUND TRIP, 20c CHILDREN, 10c DAILY EXCURSION'S UP THE DELAWARE. STEAM KHS JOITN A. WAKNER, TWIT.TG1TT. coi.UMniA, cave A.M.

A.M. Chestnut St Otis St ml ti. t.i 6.00 Tacony S.Otl' h.ll) 12 12.41) S.av 12.50 S.l.i 10.WI l.Oil S.W 10.4H' 1.10 9.2U Ki.SS- U.St) 11.10' lif) Torri'silale Delanra. Anditlimla. Heverly lliirllin.rton Ar.

ilrintnl eiive T.Oi A.M.lA.M.!A.M. T.lii.lll.Od 11.40 7.l 10.15 II. Vv s.Oli 12.10 8.10 Hi.M 12.20 S.20 ll.tl-i: 8.30 ll.lo 12.30 8.4.1 11.30 12. 4.1 8.5S1I.40 12.., Bristol Iliirliiiirton Heverly fniliilusia Delanco 1 orrc.Hdale 7. ') 8.

OS i Rivertiin I'acouv Ar. otls St CllCKtllUt 8.4IH 9 311 12.1V l.Su The excursion of steamer Columbia from Chest nut street wharf at 2 P. M. (Otis street. 2.15 P.

M. I is the most deiitbtful trip out of the city. Diamond street busses connect at Otis street wliarf. Sunday Time see Saturday and Sunday papers. JIXOtitSIONS TO CHESTER AND WILMINo" -i TON.

The Swift and Comfortable Steamers CITY OF CHESTER and I1RANDYWINB T.sn. 10.15 A. 1.3ft, 4.00 nnd B.4'i V. M. T.envo Wilmington 7.3o, 10.80 A.

1.11. 4.15 nnd 0.45 P. M. EXCURSION TO CHESTER. 25 CENTS.

TO WIT.M1NOTON'. .10 CENT. (Tickets (food to Return on Either Ront.1 F.tcurfliin tickets, n'turnins; via IV and O. It. R.

To WII.MINiiTON. 75 CENTS. To 3s CENTS. These are delluiitful trips for picnic and family parties the Ixiiits connect at Wilmlmrton tth street carstnkitiK passengers to liaudsomu jiarks on the batiks of Iw-nutllul Rrandywine. THE OIANT PALACE SI EA ME It Will ler.ve Spruce street Wharf TUESDAYS nnd Till' RsDA YS at 7 1'.

M. and SATURDAYS nt P. M. for the FlHINH RANKS. See advertisements In daily ami Sunday papers.

"sVOBm THE FAYOKITE Pi2iiK3L EXCURSION STEAMER POUND THIP, DOWN THE PA Y. SO CENTS. Children, to 12. cents. Leaves Arch St.

Wharf, WEEK-DAYS A. M. El IN ESI) AY (1.30 A M. K.0O A. Fca v7(dgD0sqdigQ DB2QcgOD Stopping ot PENNSOUOVE and Chester.

Music, meals, refreshment of all kinds and itood order on hunt and bench. Four liount nt Woodland. Ktshlint, huatlnj? and salt-water hathlinr, Switchback Railway and other nnmseiuents on the grounds. Smyrna Staaes connect daily. Leave Woodlaiul 3.30 P.

M. Arrive hack to cltv 7.30 p. M. sPKcr.W, WKDNKSDAV EXCUKSIONS leave Arch street Wliarf every Wednesday A. M.

Tieuve Woodland 4 P. M. (14 hours ashore. StonpiiiK at New Castle and Delaware City. Churches, pocletles, can secure dates ut a reduction of Mi wr cent.

Address or itpplv to (IEO. W. HEY HOLD. No. 3 AltCH Street, mmi ielawmo Three Concerts every day.

Wantiemacher'a Mill tary Hand. IxtnveTtace and Christian Streets Wliarvrs dally-every hour from 9 A. M. to 8.30 P. M.

And on Sundays no follows: 8, 0, 10, 10.S0, 11, 11. A. 12.30, 1.1'), 2, 2.4'., 3.30, 4.15, 5, 5.4.1, 6.15, 7, 8, 8.30 P. M. Hound Trip 1.1 Cents.

STU. EDWIN FO lift EST-EXCUR-Hions tor Trenton, llurlinton, Pris. fol, Tullyttnvii, Florence, l'enn's Manor and White Hill. Leave Arch Ht. Wharf.

Leave South Trenton. Julv 1.4.1 P. M. I July 27.. MS P.

is S.M P. M. Julv 2.1 ti.ll P. July ".00 A. W.

July .30 A. M. Fare to Trenton, -10c. K.xeursion, otic. I- rt-itht received all day.

FOR CIIKHTF.lt, SILVER (I HOVE, f'f AUHUSli.NE, Dully (Sundays Ex- ct pted i A. M. sfilirp. Steamer 1UCUA1UJ KTOCKTON will leave Pier 2, below Vino. jT" ik Ki d'sWinTine! I''r llaltlmore, Dally, at V.

JL, except Sund.iys. l'ai'e, tor exi'ursion, $2 cood for 10 din f. For sale at olllce otiiy. Seinl for illustrated tm'niphlet. V.

S. Cllto VEs, Atjcut, 2a South DE1.A-VA11E Avenuu. FINANCIAL. rilHE PHILADELPHIA TiiUST, SAFE DEPOSIT AND lNSUltANCE CO. FINE AND HUHOLAH PUOOF MAP.IiLK litONT Blil.IUNH, Nos.

413, 41.1 and 417 CHESTNUT S'litEET. CAPITA! ff.iH,on Hl'ItPLI'S 1.5IIU.IIO0 For mife kceplnt; of (loverntuent Bonds und ollmr pecurtties. Fiuuily Plate, Jewelry and other valuable, under special' irimrantee, at the lowest rates. The Couipanv otlerx for rent SAFES OF ALL SIZES, IN HIE BUHO A It- litOOF VAULTS the renter tilone holdlni; the key. Deposits of WILLS received unon the Compuny'j Certlliciite WITHOUT CH A1U1E.

The Conipanv Is bv law empowered to act as EX-ECCTOIt, A DM I NISiit AT( III, TH I 's'l' EF. UA It-Ii I A A SS 1 II F( I or Co I TTE MONKV HECEIVED ON DEPOSIT AND IN-TKltEsT ALLOWED. All trustinvestmeiits afe kept separate audapir; from the Company's assets. DIKECTOltS. I.lvlncston F.rrinaer, James M.

Aertsen. H. P. McCiillah. Daniel B.

Cuniuilni llenjamlti B. Cnmegyii, AllKUMtus lleatoll, Kdward Y. Townsenil, Alexander Brow t). William s. Oriiut, William WelKhtinnn, Vlllium Henry Trotter.

William L. DuUol.1, Htfnrv Jeliks. LIV NosfoN EltltlNOEH. Vice President -BliNJAMIN II. COM E() V.

Secretary and Treasurer-Wtl. I. IA L. Dl'HOT AKflslan't D. SCHOI.KY.

Assistant wecretarv-II E.MIY li. Bl ssEl.L TJKOWN lmOTHFUS.t H.E.Cor. Fiititiil and CITF.STNITT Stroett CO MM I'itCI A (it EDITS. CIItCULAl! CBKIHTS Foil TH A ELF. US.

CABLE THANsKFItS AND HILLS OF li.Yu lilANlili O.N UKI'AT LHI I AIN AND THE CONTINENT. Money received on deposit Hlnl Interest allowe-l-t Irwt-tiaas Investment ics lor sale. W3IW 2.UO S.OOi 4.30 ri.ai; (Un i S.S3! S.1.II B.40 I 3.0.5 3.50 S.30 6.55 I i I 4.00; fi.40; 3.15; 7 05 3.2.51 4.20! 6.00 7.M 3.40, 4.Wi (i.15 7.3U 3.50 4.W1 0.2-1 7.1J r. m. v.

m. t.m ism 2.10 4.3.1; 2.50 fi.li 3.00; 4.41' e. i i o.y- u.e 5.45 'fi JncludetL ran rra rrn ILUUxJiyjiyilLIRI 1 1 I 25th JOHN F. OAUD. Funeral services on Wednesday, 27th instant, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 2U7 Woodstock street.

GRAXEL. -Suddenly, on July 24, 1S92, JOHN ORANEL, in the tkith year of his age. Funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from his late residence. Hector street. Spring Ills.

at Pottsvllle, on the 22d instant, RICHARD GRF.EN, of Quaker-town. Pa. Due notice of the funeral will be given. GROOM. -On July 2, 1MI2, FDWAKD son of Edward and Marv Groom, aged 11 months.

The relatives and friends ot the family are respectfully invitisi to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from Ids parents' residence, 022 Sears street. Interz-jent at Holy Cross. HACK MAN. On the 23d instant, MARY, widow ofthe late Abraham llackman, and daughter of the late John I', and Mary Mlntzer, in the e7th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tile funeral services Thursday at o'clock, at her late residence, 1S02 Yan Felt street Interment private.

July 21, JOHN twin son of Charles and Mary Hall, aged 5 months and II days. Funeral this afternoon, from the residence eliiis parents, 2U1S line street 1111, 1.. On the 2-lth Instant. MARY JANE, widow ef the late Jacob M. Hill and daughter of the late Simon and Johanna ltvrle.

In her 55th year. Fu-jieral on Thursday at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, 4217 Richmond street July 24. NANCY willow of the late William Huttoli. Funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, 219 Henderson avenue, below Huntingdon street Services at Norris Square 17. P.

Church. I RAY I N. -On the 24th instant, MARGARET, widow of the late William Irwin, aged Ml years. Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her late residence, 2u2s East i.iauphln street JOHANN. On the Jllttl Instant, FRANCIS AM-IiHOS and on the 24th, JOHN ANDREW, twin sons of Charles B.

and Minnie C. Johann, aged 3 months. KERR. -On the 2.1th Instant, JOSEPH, son of Robert and Katie Kerr, aired 4 months. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, rear of 1411 North Thirteenth street.

In ternient at New Cathedral Cemeterj-. KRAl'SZ -On July 24, lsii2, LOUISA, wife of John C. and daughter of Caroline and the late Joseph firandt. Funeral on Wednesday atternoon at 2 o'clock, from the resilience of her husband, JNo, 1130 Hewson street. LAI NO, -Entered Into rest Jlllv 24, CAROLINE 1 1 1 1 HFTLER, widow of Hugh Lalng, for merly of New York city.

Funeral services at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. James 1:. Caldwell, Manhehn street, Germantown, on Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock. LA ROE. On the 2-lth Inst, DAYID K.

LARGE, in Ids Hist year. Fimeral on Wednesday, the 27th, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 4638 Richmond street, Brideshurg. LEE. -Suddenly, on July 25, JAMF1S son of the late Robert and Jane Lee, aged III years. Due notice of funeral, from bis uncle's, Moses Mclvim, residence, 731 Cherry street, Cnniden, N.

J. I.I,OYD.At Atlantic City, July 25, VIRGINIA daughter or Dr. James Hendne and Sue JJ. Lloyd, of West Philadelphia. Interment nrlvate.

MAI KIN. -On the 2(lth Instant, DAVID, son of Michael and Maekin, aged li months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral oh Thursday afternoon at o'clock, from tin' residence of his parents, 152u Dorranee street. Interment tit Holy Cross Cemetery. Mi OALI.A.V.

On Julv 2.1. JOHN, son of Pat rick and Annie MeCailan. aged 1 year. Funeral on Thursday afternoon tit 11 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 1527 Philip street, the 2(lth Inst, Captain JOHN, brother of Frank McDonnell, and late of 533 Smith street The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to atlend the funeral, on Friday morning at clock, from his late residence, 2')i5 North College avenue. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Elizabeth's Church. Interment at New Cuthe-dral Cemetery. MiELItoY. On the 21th Instant, MARGARFT, youngest daughter of F. J.

and the late W. J. lie-Elroy. Funeral services at her lute residence, 524 North Nineteenth street, on Wednesday morning at 1 1 'clock. McotfWF.X.-On July 22, MARIA, daughter of Andrew and Ellen MoGowen, aged 3 months.

F'u-nern! on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from lbe residence of her parents, 1315 Pruspect street Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Mii.ACHI.AN. On the 21th Instant, of diphtheria, at his parents' residence, 2S21 Rosehill street, PHILIP HENRY only son of George 11. and Helen T. McLachlan, aged 7 years and months.

the 25th Instant, JAMES at Ids late residence. No. South Tenth street. Due notice of funeral will be given. MA LONE.

-on the 21th instant, MAR daughter of Mary and the late Thomas Malone. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spoetlully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at o'clock, from her mother's residence. Hi Allen street. Mass al the Immaculate Conception. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

JIll.I.ER.-On the 21th Inst, FRANK, eldest son of Charles V. and Maggie Miller, aged 2 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re-KpecttuMy invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence 332U Amber street, above Westmoreland street To proceed to Franklin Vault thP24th Inst, at Atlantic City, JAMES I LLS. aged 6n years. Funeral this afternoon at 2.3U o'clock, from his late residence, 22.15 Lelthgow street.

Julv 21, 181)2. I.OITS aged 4i years. Funeral on Wednesday morning at S.3U o'clock, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Patrick Cremen, 422 South Tenth street Requiem High Mass at St John's Church. MULLIGAN. On the 21th Instant, Mrs.

MARGARET MULLIGAN, mother of the late Rev. James Mulligan. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, from her late residence, IU7 South Tenth street Solemn Requiem Mass at St Paul's Church. Interment at St. John's Vault.

MURPH the 25tli ALOYS! US, youngest son of John F. and Mary Murphy, aged lit months. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence ol his parents, 52.S West somerset street. MURRAY. -On the 25th Inst, JOHN MURRAY, in Ids loth j'l'ur.

The relatives and friends ofthe family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence, -105 Thomp son street, on stn lust, at 2 p. NICHOLS. -On the 25th Instant, IDA LOUISA, daiiehter of William A. and Flia Nichols, aged 11 months. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the iuneral si'rvices, at the residence of her parents, No.

23US Tulip street, on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment ut Greenniount Cemetery. PATTF.N.-Snddenlv, on the 22,1 Inst, nt Mt. Clemens. Michigan, WILLIAM PATTEN, aged yeurR.

Fimm-al services at his lste residence, 1515 "Wallace street, on Wednesday afternoon, July 27, at 4 o'clock. July 21, CLARA wife of George A. Pincknev. and daughter of George 11. anil the late Ltzie Roulett Funeral on Wednesday, July 27, at 12 o'clock from her husbuud's residence, 217 Blni street, Camden, N.

J. POWERS. on the Inst. the beloved daughter of William and Katharine Powers, aged 3 years and 11 months. Funeral on Wednesday, July 27, at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence, N.

E. corner Forty-lltth street and Ijtu-caster avenue. IS E. On July 21. MARIA ROSE, wife of Charles Rose, liineral on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, rom tiie residence of her husband, No.

430 WIldHv street. the 25lh Inst, MARGARET MA I1EL, daughter of Thomas and Maggie Rich-ards, aired 7 months. The I'elalives and friends of the family are re. spectl'illly Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from parents' residence, 314 West Huntingdon street the 2iith Instant. EDNA, daugh ter ot deorgo and F.dna L.

Robinson, aged A mouths and 3 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to etu-nd the funeral, this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 2.15 Marriott street. Interment at Knlgiits of Pythias Cemetery. Atluntlc Cltv, on the 24th instant, MARGARET FOSTER, daughter of George H.

and l.l.le s. Ross, aged 13 months. Fimeial services on Wednesday at if o'clock, at Morton, Pa. Trulu leaves Broad street at 9.4s. the 21th instant, FREDERICK ROTH, In his 701b year, formerly of H7 south Second street.

Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, Mo. 610 Sylvester street. Still f.i'Z.-On the 24th Inst, ELIZABETH, wife of in lier t.7th year. Funeral on Wednesday at 2o'clock, from the residence of her husband, 3410 Queen lane, Falls of Schuylkill. SF.M the 21th Inst, liAKY, widow of John Semlcr, aged 54 years.

Due notice of funeral will be given. AN AH AN. -On the 21th Instant, BRIDGET.wife of Francis J. Shanahnn, aged 2s years, The relatives and friends of tiie famllv are re-sis'ctlully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning al 7.30 o'clock, lroui her husband's residence, fan Walter street Mhhs at the Uesu. Interment ut Holy Cross Cemetery.

July 24, Fl.fZA SHAW, in the SJd year of her age. Funeral from the residence of her son. James S. Shaw, If'ty-tliird street, laiow Vine, this tilteruoon at 2 o'clock. SUA July 24.

A SHAW, aged 72 years. Funeral this afternoon at I o'clock, from lier late residence, rear South Third street. SHEA. -On the 21th Inst, ELIZABETH ilainrh. ter of Thomasand Elizabeth Shea.

aged 4', months. Funeral Ibis alternoon at 1 o'clock, from lier parents' residence, 2U.1S Kutk'dge avenue, 'i hirty-see-ond ward. the 21th (TIATtT.Es, on of the late Christian and Henrietta shlnscl, aged 14 ycHVH. Fimeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from tils lute residence, Marshall street, back. SINNoTT.

At Rosemont, Julv 21, JOSEPH eldest son of Joseph F. and Annie K. Sinnott. Due notice of the funeral will he flveu. my trip on tho Kepublic.

I loolishly ventured on tiie Bpticiotia liurrieano dock nnd tho sweeping wind that wan blowing carried olTniy brand-new pearl-colored liat." Now don't all rush FOR TICKETS ON THE REPUBLIC Remember, for comfort and pleasure we only allow a certain number of passengers on board each day. But watch your chance and get on board at Race Street Wliarf. She leaves that wharf every morning, Sundays included, at 7-3.