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11 THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES, TIIUKSDAY MOKNING, JULY 11, 1901. of th. Church. 1826 Chestnut street. RAILROADS SUMMER RESORTS ft Woodland, 11 lots, each Hxlrreg, each $45, Timothy Gallagher to Will- REAL ESTATE NEWS delphla to Savannah, 75 cents; lumber back to Baltimore, private teinia.

Bark Maria Italian. 778 tons, Savannah to Flume or Trieste, with roaln, 8s, 1VW-. July. Schooner John (I. May, 845 tout, Fernandlna to Philadelphia, with lumber, Schooner Scotia, 36 tons, Philadelphia to Gunu.

tanaiuo, with coal, $3, Schooner Harry Whitton, 700 tons, coal, Philadelphia to Gardiner, 80 cents and towage. Schooner John Proctor, Baltlinoro to Bolton, With coal, 90 cents. Schooner E. D. Bibber, Baltimore to Bath, with coil, private terms.

TAX FOR VIRGINIA VOTERS Franchise 'Committee of Virginia's Convention Nearly Ready to Report. KICHMOND, July session of the Constitutional convention to-day lasted only half an hour. The committees are meeting regularly, mid within a week It Is thought reports will be submitted ami discussion will begin. It looks as If the flood of ordinances, and resolutions -were about exlmstcd. The franchise committee of the convention, according to statements Hindu by members of the committee, will make a report to the convention within the next week or ten days.

It is said that a majority have ngreed that a poll tux of nut less than will be required of all voters and that the provision requiring the ownership and payment of taxes ou nt least worth of real property will not receive the approval of the committee. Mr. Moore, of Montgomery, offered nn ordinance prohibiting the taxing of Hlgle, city or county bends. Mr. Lindsay, of Albemarle, providing for the election of three cotmnlsxloners of corporations, to ho elected by three districts of the fitnte, who shall have control of nil common carriers nnd telegraph and telephone companies.

Mr. Moore, of Montgomery, jirolilbltlng Insurance companies from Incorporating Info policies what Is known aa the three-qnnrter clnuse. Mr. Turks, of Page, providing for Juries of not more than eight nor less than five in the trial of misdemeanors and civil suits. Mr.

Ayers, of Wise, to provide for a tux upon the mineral products, brick yards, tile works and potteries, separating such products from tu on land. Chairman Nowfnn, from the committee on taxation nnd finance, submitted a report recommending the adoption of a resolution calling on the auditor fur Information as to the amount of tnxes paid by whltea and blacks for the past five years, whether real or personal, the amount due the State, and all shortages by defalcation, emheiezlemeiit or other causes. The report was adopted. Alabama's Constitutional Convention. MONTGOMERY, July the Constitutional convention to-day sub-dlvl-slon 111 of the report on local legislation was adopted.

It forbids special acts autlior-Izlug any township, city or town to Issue bonds nnd also amending or confirming the charter of any private or municipal corporation or remitting the forfeiture thereof; creating, exlentiing or Impairing any Hen; chartering or licensing any ferry road or bridge; regulating the Jurisdiction or fees for Mrs. E. Jayne, and northeast corner Vine and Ut latum streets. It It stated that plans have been made for a three-story and basement brick stone and dwelling, 15x75 feet, to go up for Julius liarlman, at 8441 Mortn Front ttreet. Permission was granted yesterday to Warren M.

Hlscoe for the erection ot weii-equipiieu simon, to go up at the southwest corner of Fifty-second and Market streets, for Jacob Becker. The Equitable Contracting and Coustruotliig Company, Beta Building, are receiving bids for the erection of a now church, at Fifty-second ana Thompson streets. Bids close July u. The bulldort want tub-bids for an extenalye alteration and Improvements to be niaue to me home of H. C.

rotter, at him spruce irm, planned by Architect W. Woodbury Potter. George F. Pavne i Co. have a contract and were granted permission yesterday to make in an.l Imitrovitnients to the rest deuce of Joaeph F.lveraon, at 2028 Walnut street.

Plant for the work were made by Archi tect J. C. M. Bhlrk. Architect E.

H. Holman, 1020 Chestnut street, Arlr nn nUns fne vei-V hHOdaOme Sum- msr boms to ho built at Scliford. for Mrs. W. 8.

Morse, The building contract has been let and plans show a throe-story and basement Itructure of stone and frnme. Revised plans are to be made for the largo ttoue addition and general remodeling of George Allen's residence, on Green, near Eighteenth atreet. The bids received were too high. T.ij Work IS in the hands of Frank B. Watson, 1 Chestnut street.

The Wade-Gllpln Company has plans for a finely-planned addition and general alterations to be made to the residence of Mrs. M. G. lop-ping, at 1800 Pine Itreet. The work is in the hands of Architect Edwin Hatlehurst, who will take bltls until July li.

THE SHIPPING NEWS port ofThiladelphia Thursday, July 11. 4.41 A. M. Sun PHILADELPHIA. 8.17 A.

M. High water. 4.06 A. M. Low water.

Sun rises. 7.32 P. High water Low water. 9.54 P. M.

4.10 T. M. BREAKWATER. in, 5 94 A. M.I Hlt-li water.

4.30 Low water. .10.46 A. M. Low water. .11.43 P.

Arrived July 10. Steamer Gwent, Norwegian, Tltland, Sama, fruit, L'nlted Fruit Co. Steamer Leon, Norwegian, Jcasen, Port Antonio, fruit, l'nlted Fruit Co. Steamer Ciudad de Reus, Spanish, Lloret, London, ballast, Continental Oil Co. Steamer Grealham, British, Gowlng, New York, ballast, O.

G. Hempstead A Son. Steamer Benefactor, Swain, New York, merchandise, William Clyde ft Co. Steamer Anthony droves, lowler, Baltimore, merchandise, F. S.

Groves. Steamer General Cadwalader. Hart, Baltimore, merchandise, F. S. Grove.

Schooner General S. Greeley, Rlsley, Boston, empty barrels, Mitchell Megee. Schooner Belle Hnlladay, Fisher, Hyannls, ballast, Davla Coal and Coke Co. Schooner John Booth, Kmmons, Boston, ballast, Alexander Y. Hanna.

Schooner John K. Souther, Kinott, r.ew ion, ballast, Charles T. Megee A Co. Schooner William P. Hood, Suiltn, rail River, ballast, Mitchell Megee.

Barges Henry Clay, from Lynn; Buckridge ami Rutherford, from Boston, iu tow tug International, O. H. Hagerman. Barges Eureka, front Portsmouth; Powel, from Boston, In tow tug Spartan, F. W.

Munn. Cleared July 10. Steamer Georgian Prince. British, Flett. Flushing, for orders.

Philip Rnprecbt. Steamer August Korff. German. Wlschhausen, Flushing, for Orders, Philip Huprecht. Steamer Gwent, Norwegian, Tltland, Sama via Glbara, United Fruit Co.

Steamer Leon, Norwegian, Jessen, Port Antonio, l'nlted Fruit Co. Steamer Ardlto, Italian, DomenlconI, Wabana, N. Peter Wright Sons. Steamer Leonora, Dutch, Dohhlngs, Savannah, Teter Wright Sons. Steamer Arkadlu, Dalton, San Juan, P.

W. F. Hagar Co. Steamer Wettorer, Johns, Jacksonville, Cook-Cummer Steamship Co. Steamer Zulia, new, Terril, New York, Boul-ton.

Bliss Dsllltt. Steamer Hector, Keene, Boston, 1'eter Wright tc Sons. Steamer Grecian, Nlckerson, Boston, George C. Eckbardt. Steamer Saxon, Sherman, Providence and Fall Elver, George C.

Eckbardt. Steamer Yuma, arren, Albany and Troy, William P. Clyde Co. Steamer Elko, arren, New York, William P. Clyde Co.

Steamer Anthony Groves, Fowler, Baltimore, F. S. Groves. Schooner R. F.

Pettlgrew, Morse, Portland, Charlet T. Megee Co. Schooner P. T. Bnrnum, Blake, Providence, Charles T.

Megee Co. Schooner D. M. Anthony, Barlow, New Bedford, J. L.

Nlcnolson. Schooner Samuel Thorp, Pierce, Newbury, port, J. L. Nicholson. Barges Paxlnos.

for Portsmouth: Suffolk and Lorberry, for Botton, In tow tug Carbonero, O. H. Hagerman. Barges H. A.

Hswgood, for Prorldence, M. L. Cobb; Mary Whltridge. for Providence, Columbia Coal Mining in tow tug Navigator. Delaware Bay and River News.

DELAWARE BREAKWATER, July nn Steameri East Point, British, from London, $.17 P. Dordogne, British, from Port Antonio for Philadelphia. 8.42 P. bark Alice et Isabella, British, from Sables de Olonne for Phil adelphla. in tow tug James McCaulley, 12.30 P.

Bobooner John S. Parker, from St. John, N. for Philadelphia, 10 A. M.

Sailed Steamers, Bratsberg, Norwegian, from Banes for Philadelphia, 3.54 P. lUvenswood, British, from Alexandria for P. cbooner John L. Treat, from New iork for Jacksonville, Passed out Steamers Klrkstall, British, from Philadelphia for Buenos Ayres; Verda, British, from Philadelphia for Antwerp; Vldur, Norwe gian, from Philadelphia for Matanzus; Luccrna, British, from Philadelphia for Dover; Hector, from Philadelphia for Boston. Arrived Schooners Wm.

K. Huston, from Phil. adelphla for Fall River; Sarah W. Lawrence, from Phlludeiphia for Portsmouth; Wing C. Ballard, from Philadelphia for Portsmouth; Richard S.

Learning, from Phllndelphlu for Gardiner; fishing schooner Thos. F. Howlett, for Phlludeiphia. Arrived July 9 Schooner Fanny Tracy. Wind, 2 P.

Northeast, 27 miles; cloudy; barometer, 29.W). RKKDY ISLAND, July for fumigation Steamer Grayfield, BritlBh. for Norfolk. Passed down-Tug Navigator, with barges II. A.

HawaofKl and Mary Whltridge. for Providence; steamer Barnstable. British, for Port Antonio. MAHCI II11OK. July down-Steamers Saxon, for Providence and Kail River; Barnstable.

British, for Port Antonio; Zulia (new Red Liner), for New York; Berks, with barge Hercules, for Kastcru ports; tug Carbonero, wllh barges Paxlnos, Suffolk and Lorberry, for Eastern pons; steamer Grecian, for Boston; schooner P. T. Barnum, for Providence. Passed up Fishing schooner John J. Howlett, for Philadelphia.

Steamers to Arrive. At PHILADELPHIA. Name. From. Sailed.

East 26 Planet Avonmouth June 27 Maryland London 28 Noordland Liverpool 8 Blaaraauden Hamburg July 3 Siberian July 3 Switzerland Antwerp July 4 Crown Point London July 6 Canadla Rotterdam July 6 To Depart. FROM PHILADELPHIA. Name. For. Waetland To sail.

13 15 16 18 Jluilnla Lelth 'Artemisia namnurg east r.onoon Planet Venus. Maryland Switzerland Crown itbynland London Liverpool Antwerp London Liverpool in 20 24 24 27 FREIGHT8 AND CHARTERS Sail tonnage It tu good demand for South American ind West Indian tndet and also for coast-wiM yellow pine, but vessels are difficult to obtain, owners showing hesitancy in accepting Southern business it this period of the leaaen. Rates naturally Ira strong ind buoyant. Long voyage freight! remain quiet, although tonnage ofTeflngi ire light. There Is only i moderate inquiry for coal tonnage to the East.

Steamers for grain are In very limited request, and ratet for prompt and eirly tonnage are, tberefore, easy. For July fcoatt to Cork, for orders, 2s. 7'id. It asked and for berth term tonnage to picked porta 2s. bnt businest for the time being Is it a atandstlll.

Gulf freights for for. ward loading are offered quite freely, with ratet Ann. Steamer Queen Christina, British, 135,000 caset petroleum, New York to Shanghai, 914 rents. Steamer Otta. Norwegian, 2.0$8 tons, Haiti-mora to Tamplco, with coal and coke, private terma.

Hteamer Ltncloden, British, 1,704 toni, New. port Newt to Tanipleo, with coal, private terma. Steamer Nlceto, Spanish, 1,830 tona, Gulf to United Kingdom or Continent, with general carge, l4t. Steamer Lady Lewis, Brlttab. 1SPO tons, Gulf United Kingdom or Continent, with general cargo, us.

oa. Steamer Capeuor, British, 1,851 tons. Gulf to United Kingdom or Continent, with general cargo. 13s. option Hamburg.

13s. Od. Steamer Ursula, British, 2,114 tons. Ship Island to Holland, with timber, private terms. Steamer Aldborongb, British, 1.518 tons, Baltimore to Colon, with coal, private terms.

Schooner Isabella Gill, 800 tons, cOal, Pbila- of to he lam Dlerfeubaeh, July 1, 1901 Nom. CAMDEN COUNTY TRANSFERS CAVntfN mn anH Wlllnnl Carsun to Iwabel A. llastinil $1 CAMtttrN' uiiine MiinittAl HllMtlatl At UX. to Wataon Dieiil 90 CAMDEN, 923 and (125 S. Eighth st, Thomas Gordon Coulter ct al, to Sylvsu G.

Buahey CAMDEN, a Central ave, 140 ft Taylor st, John Derry to Alexander Ingram. CAMDEN, Ceutrul ave, 165 ft Taylor at, and Ceutral ave, 140 ft Taylor at, Alexander Ingram to George Ingrain PKNSAt'KEN TOWNSHIP, Harvey ave, 320 ft Ceutre at, Wlufteld S. Baiter to Leila Stout CAMDEN HEIGHTS, lint Thirty-fifth at, J. Howard KIrkbrldt et ux. to Nancy Haines COLL1NOSWOOD, Stokea ave.

160 ft Massey ave, Annie Barnard et al. to Jei-eminli 11. Robblns WATKIIFOllD township, 10 acrea land, Tliivnns lllcbiirdB, trustee, to Llaelt Slbiuliy 2,000 600 700 2,400 200 600 200 MORTGAGES RECORDED ASH BY, Joseph, to Laid wig S. Filbert, iiiitiuveat ahie of Pine road and c-oruui of lai.il of Jacob Blake, ward $5,000 ANDEUSUN, James, to Somerset B. and u.

A. northwest side Kenslugtou avouuu, 105.7VS feet northeast of street BAIKD, Daniel, to Continental T. T. north side Webster street, 113.6 feet east of 18th street BIltSHNGHAM, William to Poweltou B. souili side Haverford street, 16 feet west of Preston street BKOADBENT, Beujamln, to Uusb Hospital lor Consuujptives, southwest side ItiilKo avenue, 33.4 feet southeast of angle of Hi lge avenue, which Is 112.10 feet southeast of Hermitage street Bl TEN, Max, to Jacob A.

Schwars, 1834 South street BT TEN, Max, to Jacob A. Schwnfit, 1834 South street CHANKSHAYV, Charles to John F. Crankalmw, southwest aide Sellers it net, 96.2')s feet Southeast of Oakland CAUH, Lewis 0., to Charlea W. Miller, 156 North Sixth street CLARK, Thomas, to Henry W. Barker, west tide Wilton itreet, 446 0ft feet south of Vine street DAGNEV, John, to Home B.

A L. west side 20th street, 140 feet south of Church lane 1,000 300 6,000 1,900 4,000 1,000 1,500 3,500 1,600 1,000 DOAK, James to Thomas Potter, Jr. 1502 Walnut street 90,000 DEDIEH. Sarah L. to Adam H.

Theobald. northwest side Wister alreet, 106.6 feet northeast of Wakeneld street ELHATTAN, John to Lehigh B. northeast corner 2d street and Lehigh avenue 1,000 2,000 800 1,200 2,000 2,500 4,000 400 1,000 Fl'Cll, Charlea to Alfred Stearne, southwest side Bridge itreet, 34.8 feet southeast of Worth street FEI1LING, Henry to Virginia P. Valentine, east side Marshall street, 263.9't feet uorth of Brown street. GRAHAM, James, to Fern Rock B.

and L. east side 11th street aud north aide Nedro avenue GOEHLEIt, Charlea, to Industrial T. T. aud 3. south tiilt (itla street, 72 feet went of Memphis street NIPPLE, Kuiily to Wharton E.

Harris, 1311 North 62d street Ill Mrllllr.ys, Alexander to Constitutional H. 3261 Kensington KELLY, A. Afric, tu Uvaline Young, aoutli- vteai amc Aiiegneny avenue, ui.o feet southeast of Belgrade street LEU.MAN, Adolph, to City of I Ionics B. ano ii. nortuweat corner aotn anu Arioztm street 1,900 1,200 LILLEY, Jumes, to Joseph H.

dhubh, porta swe iiicainson ttreet, 118 feet west of 19th street LILLY, William 8., to Jamca Clark, east sine o3d street, 130 feet north of Race street LII'PINCOTT, Elizabeth to Mantua B. south side Westminster avenue, 83 feet west of Holly street LEVIS. Minford, to Fidelity I. T. and S.

D. north side Chestnut street. 114 1,500 1,700 feet west of 34th street 2,000 LiI.misai, reter, to J. Walter Kc1t, southeast side of DuPont street. 453.3 feet southwest of Mitchell street 1,000 MILHULLAND, Margaret to Lebanon Building and Loan Association.

No. 2140 Monmouth street 1,000 A Kit, Herman, to William II. Bilyeu, west side of 13th street. 241 feet north of Cambria street 1,300 iuaun, Herman, to iiiiuam H. itureu.

wot side of 18th itreet, 226 feet north of Cambria street MARUERISON, William to Olney Building and Loan Aasoclation, north side of Wellens street, 218 feet east of Front street PABST, Charles, to Hamilton C. Haines, north side of Gerrltt street, 176 feet west of 20th street MAHEDY, Michael to Walter E. liei, northeast corner of 25th and Dickinson streets 1,500 1,600 3,000 3,500 300 1,000 800 2,000 MORRIS, William to Matthias W. Baldwin, southwest corner of Diamond and Darlen streets McGCRK, Catharine, to Beneficial Saving. Fund Society, east side of 23d street.

86.7H feet north of Wood itreet McOONNELL, Jamea, to M. A. Dempsey. No. 2405 Christian ttreet PLATT, Frank to Anna John, west side of 51st street.

111. feet north, of Westminster avenue POTTS, William to Thomaa B. H.e. ned. No.

1612 North 7th atreet 7,800 R0SENBLCM, Joseph, to Columbia Build-Ing and Loan Association, southeast alrie of Frankford avenue, 17 feet northeast of Bellmore avenue RAMSEY, Joseph to George Lyman. No, 724 South 16th atreet STOKES. Thomss to Mary A. De Sa-Tllle, southeast tide of Thompson street, 154.9U feet northeast of Elkhart atreet. 8TRUCKER, Frederick, to Charlea Stehle, southeast side of Thompson street 140.5U feet northeast of Elkhart atreet.

SERNENPINGER, Matthias, to Emma 4,500 2,200 1,500 1,500 Klttenhouae. west side of 2fltb street, 98 6 feet north of Dauphin street 4,500 SERNENDINGER. Matthias, to Emily B. Lachenmayer, west side of 26th street, 28.6 feet north of Dauphin street 150 SERNENDINGER, Matthias, to Smith Craighead, west side of 26th Itrtet, 84.6 feet north of Dauphin street 5,500 SERNENDINGER. Matthias, to Emily B.

lachenmayer. west side of 26ih street 58.6 feet north of Dauphin street SERNENDINGER, Matthlaa, to Llizle S. Cromwell, west side of 28lh itroet, 70.6 feet north of Dauphin street SEItNENDINGEH. Matthlaa, to Julia M. Frltls, west side of 26th street, 68 feet north of 2rtlh street SERNENDINGER.

Matthlaa. to Julia M. Frltts, north side of Dauphin street, 68 font west, of 26th street TliNSTAIiL, William, to John Robinson. 1,500 1,500 1,500 west side of 8th street, 282.6 feet north of Somerset atreet 1,500 zunr-u neuncn, to (food will Building and Loaa Aasoclation, louth side of Clearfield atreet, 65 feet weat of street 800 BUILDING PERMITS The following permits were lsiued yesterday at (be Bureau of Building Inspection, City Hall; Southeast corner Third and Chestnut streets. northeast corner Harmony and Hudson streets, also Stephen Gtiard Building, Twelfth and Cheat-nut streets, Interior Improvements! by Stokes ft Parrlsh Elevator Co.

South side of Bermuda, near Mnraaret street. alterations, for Barrett Manufacturing Company. Lombard street, iks, interior work, by J. Hun- ter Llmenck. Northeast corner Tyson sad Edmond streets.

also Keystone street, 7008, frame extension, bv Sylvia M. Knight. Blue Grass road, near Welah ml twn.l. Spa damages, by Rush. Fay Co.

Seventh street, 170 North, additions, by George Kessler. Flfeecnth and Diamond tnterinr pb by richer Co. North of WiBhsrt, eat of Amber itreet one. story addition, by George F. Jaekaon.

Delaware avenue. 14 and 18 South, new walls by Alexander Ewlng. Tacony and Margaretta streets, Frankford new boilers, by John P. Richards Co. Rlde-e avenue.

1228. new foundationa. hv Cuiner Chesnnt. Ellsworth street. 7.19.

new walls amf founds. tlons. by Lean Gaetus. Manhelm and Knox streets, additions, hv Joseph W. Buby.

Callowblll street, 1432, boiler foundations, by William C. Honzer. Thompson street, 1634, repairs, by T. T. Rocket, Market street, 2184, extension, by M.

Mc-Garrle. Wharton itreet, 713, alterations, by Charlei P. Hill. Fifty-eighth atreet and Woodland irenue, lonth-wett comer, general improvements, by Equitable K. ann u.

company. Woodland ivenue. near Fifty-eighth itreet, frame eitension, by John W. palmer. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION The following real estate Waa sold at public tuctlon yesterday by J.

A. Freeman's Sons; Lot, Cipe May Point, N. for ground rent of $150 a year on No. 5042 Baltimore avenue for ground rent of $54 a year on No. 2486 North Newklrk atreet for $900; three-story brick dwelling.

No. 1704 Jefferson street, for two two-story brick dwellings, Nos. 8510 and S512 Melon street, for $1,000 each; two-story brick store and dwelling, toutbeast corner East Lehigh avenue and Emerald atreet, for two-story brick dwelling, No. 3027 North Leltbgow itreet, for two-atory brick dwelling. No.

3029 Lelthgow street, for three-story brick store and dwelling, No. 1429 I'nlty itreet, Frank-ford, for tract of 162 acret of land between Albion and Clementon Stations, Comden county. N. for $2,025. The same auctioneers sold Interests In the following schooners: The Oscar C.

Schmidt for $350; the Annie 0. Grace for $275. BUILDING NOTES Permission was granted yesterday to Robert Scott for Interior Improvements, consisting ef new low pressure heating apparatus, boilers, to be Installed in tht following buildings, at cost of $15,350, together: Rumfort ind Devon streets, Germantown: Charity Home, 125 West Walnut lane, for George T. Pearson: Fiftieth street and Woodland avenne, Divinity School of to PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREF.T STATTOIf. LlulujCar.

Dally. nVeek-dayt. fon TIIK WKST. 8.40 A. dally Pittsburg, Chicago, Clncla.

natl, Loularlllt mil St, Louis. (Ululua Cir.) I0.25 A. M. dally for Pittsburg and Chlcage. fco coaches to Pittsburg.) Limited to two 11 ut.

Parlor Cut. 12.UU P. dally, "Limited." Pittsburg. ChW (ago Cleveland, Toledo. Cincinnati, Louitvllli (Dining Cir.) 1 dolly Pittsburg ind Cleyelind.

V. M. dally. Pittsburg, Tolido, Chlcage, Louitvllle Cinclnuall), ludlauapollt ind St, J'lnln Car.) B.B P. M.

daily, Pittsburg. Columbui. Indli IfU'svllle and St. Loult. B.00 P.

M. dntlr. Pittsburg ind Chicago; for To. ledo ejcept Ssiurday. dslly.

Pltlsbnrg. Nashvillt (via and Louisville) sud Cleveland. M- dally Pittsburg and Chicago; dally; for Knoivllls, via rtheuaudoah Valley Koutti for Cleveland, except Saturday. Lock Haven Express I4.25 A. M.

Kaue Kipress is. 30 A. M. Inilra sud Henovo Express ..,.112.25 P. H.

2 llllanisport Kip.Sundayi, 4.30 P.M., K1.30 P. Erie Kxpress 1 P. M. and M11.20 P. Cumberland Valley R.

4.26, 8.40 A. 12.25, 11 20 2 w-'k-daj kuudayl. 4.80 sua1 POIt Junction. 1,30 A. M.

ind 8.23 11. dally. via Cinandalgna. 1.80 A. M.

week-dayl. 3 80 P. eiceot Satunlay, and 11.20 P. M. dally.

fit'IIt VLKILL DIVISION. rjnenlivlllt.i'ottnown.tnd 11: 12 (Saluidnys only), I SO, 4.10, 5-22- "n(1 111,0 P- M- Sundays, .50. I 28 A. 12.82, 6.68, 3.30 P. M.

Phoenitvllll inly, 7.23 A. 2.62 4.48. aud 8.62 P. M. Week-davs.

48. 10, 10,58 A. 1.80, 4.19. MP' 8ullly 6S0- -23 For Hasleto'n. and Wllkesbsrrt (Thi-ougb Vettl-Buled Trains, Pullman Hultet Parlor Cart toil toicbes), connecting for Scrtuton, 310 A.

and 4. to woek-dayt. FOR NEW YORK. "ssk dayt, 3.20. 4.06, 4.4u, 8.00.

B.W, 80. 7.33, b.2u, K.OS. 9.50. "10.21. 11.00.

11.43 A. 12.00 noon. 12.35 (Lim. "1.00 and il I'A -'-3u. 3.00.

3.50. 4.0O. 6.00, 00. 7.02, S.OS, 10.00 P. SI.

12.02 night. Sun-10. 4.40, 8.00. 6.18. S.25, 9 50.

A. 12.35. 4.00 (Limited 4.11), 6.20, 0.35. J.oi 8.08, 10.00 P. 12.02 night.

iror Biwton. without chauge, 10.60 A. M. week, and 8.05 P. M.

dally. rr bea Olrt, Ashury pork. Oceaa C.rnva. tnl Long Rran-h. 4.05.

6.50, 8.22 A. 12 27. 2.32, 3.30 and 4.17 P. M. week days (5.00 P.

M. Situr. flays only), Sundays (stops st lutcilaken for As-bury Pnrkl. 4.115. 8.31 A.

Far Lamlwrtvllie, Easton, and Scranton, I 50, 01 A. 12.00 noou, 8.52. 6.00 (Lauibortvlllt sod Esaton only), week-davs, and 7.0 P. M. daily.

Puffalo, 9.00 A. 12.00 noon, week-days, aud 02 P. M. dally Mount Pocono Special," 1.03 P. M.

Saturday onlv. WASHINGTOt ANT) TIIR SOUTH. For Paltlmore and Washlncton. 7.2u. 10.20, 11.23.

11.33 A. 11.30. M.13. 3.1.L a 20, 8.48, 4.46, 8.25, 0.05 6 20, 0.85, 7.31 P. and 12.20 night.

week-dayB. Sundays, 3.50, T.20. 0.12, 11.33, n. as A. 1.13.

3 13, 3 2H. 4.4(1. B.25. 0.05. 0 55, "7.31 P.

and nleht. For p.iltlmore. accommodation. 12 A. 2 21 tnu t.oi p.

M. week-days. 8.07 aud 11.28 P. M. dally.

Atlantle Coast Line. Eiprest, 11.33 A. M. anl 12.20 nh.ht ,1.11. Southern Railway.

Eipress, 0.05 and P. U. dally. Seaboard Air Line Railway. "Florida and Metro politan Limited." 8.29 P.

M. daily. EJpresa, S.50 A. dnllr Norfolk and Weafern Hallway. For Memphis and New Orleans.

AM AmWv Chesapeake Ohio Railway. Eiprest. 11.33 A. and 7.31 p. M.

dally. For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. 10.18 A. St, wee-aay. 11.

jh p. m. dally. P'OK ATLANTIC CITY. LEAVE nrtOAD STRKET STATION via Dels.

aware River Bridge, Express, 8.00. 9.40 A. 2.41. 4.14 snd 7.14 P. M.

Sundays, 8.00, 9.20 A. 2 41 and 7 14 LEAVE SIARKF.T STREET WHARF.Eiprest, 10.00 A (1.00 Saturdays only), 2.00. 3.00. 3 30 (00 minutes), 4.00 RO minutes). OO (00 mlnutesl.

5.28 snd 5.53 P. M. week-days. Sundays. 5 00, 7 30, 8.00.

8.30, D.OO. 10.00 A. and 4 30 P. M. $1.00 Exeur.

sion Train 7.00 A. M. week-days. Sundays, 7.00 and 7.30 A. M.

Leave MARKET STREET WHARF aa follows; For New York. Express, 6.00. 0.48 A. 4.23 P. M.

week-dava. For Long Rraneh via Seaside Park, 7 24. 912 a. l.ao and 3.52 V. 11.

week-days, sunaays, 7.30 A. Si. For Reach Haven and Rarnesrat City. 9.12 A. M.

4.12 I', week days, 1 30 P. M. saturdaya only. Sundays. 7.30 A.

M. For Tuckciton, 9.12 A. M. and 4.12 P. M.

week days. BEAMIHrl PARK. llf lftllTI 7.24, 9.12 A. 1.30, 8 52 ind 5.00 P. M.

week. days. Sundays, 7.30 A. M. FOR CAPE 114 V.

Express, 9.00 A. 51. (1 30 Saturdays only). 2.30, 4. ox (loo minutes), and sou v.

31. week-davs. 8.30 A. Sl.yO Excursion Tralni 7.00 A. II.

dally. ANOLESEA. W1LDWOOD and HOLLT BEACH. Express, 9.00 A. M.

(2.00 Saturdays only), 2.3U. 4.08. and 5.00 P. SI. week-days.

Sundays, 8.30 A. SI. SI. 00 Excursion Train 7.00 A. SI.

daily. FOR SEA ISLE CITY. OCEAN CITY. AVAI.ON sr.d STONE A RROR. Express.

90S A. al. (2.13 Saturdays oniyi, 2.30 4.20, and 6.00 P. SI. week-days.

Sundays, 8.50 A. Si. $1.00 Excurslou Trslri 7.00 A. SI. dally FOR SOSIERS' 5.00.

8.32, lO.eo A. SI. fl.JO Saturdays only), 2.00, 3.00. 4.00 5.00 nnd 5.P2 P. SI.

we.J(-da,vs. Sundays 5.00 8.00, 9.00, 10.00 A. and 4.30 P.M. The I'nlon Transfer Company will call for in check baiae from hotels and residences. 1.

B. Hl'Tf-HINSON. .1. R. WOOD.

General Slanaier. General Passenuer Agent, PHILADELPHIA AND READINS Anthrnclte Coal. No Smokr. Nr Cln. dr.

TrnttiN Leave Iti-nillnt; Per. I'hllndelpliln. FOK yf.W YORK. 2.30. 8.40, 7.30 (two-bonr train), S.30 (two-hsus tralu), 8.30, 11.25 A.

12.52 (dinlnl car). 1.30, 3.10, 4.ou, 4.4U, 0.11, 0 01. i.w, s.11 (dining car) P. Sl 12.05 nicht. Sundnvs-2 8 30 9.30, 10.30 A.

12.13 (dining car), 1.3", 8 10, 4.40, 5.43, 8.20 (diullii' cat) P. lS.bl Leave 24th snd Chestnut streets. 3.23. 5.33. 10 21 11.31 A 51.

12.57 (dlnlni: carl. 8.1S. 4.40, 6 51) 7 05 8.24 (dining car). P. SI.

Sunday. 3 25' 6 39. 10.20 A. 11.. 12.10.

3.13. 4.40. 6.5J, 8.24, 11.58 P. 51. In tOtllllOU IO me l.lorilT inmnim, n.

Vaw Vnrk tralna exccnt the 12. Or. lublnlitht anl 2 30 A SI. now connect at Jersey City for the oem Terminal foot of Whitehall stieel (South Ferry), Parlor cart on all day express trains and sleeping ears on night trains to and from New York. FOB BKTHL1MKSI.

EASTON AND POINTS II 6 0 8 00 10.30. 11.00 A. 51.. 12 30, 2 00, 2.43. 4 30 5 3()' 7 00.

8.45 V. M. Snndaya 2.30. fl 15. 10 30 A 51..

1.32. 4.00. 7 00. 8.45 P. 51.

(11.00 A. 51 2 00 51. week-duys and S.45 P. SI. dally, (lo'no't eonneet for BufTnlo.

"lntnr rmia nnii 1 nionin. 10 10 A 51 (IliacK iiuimonu r.iiressi, i.isi, 8 45 1- ffuuunj. tu.uv a. i.w, o.ij P. 51 The 7.00 P.

M. train does not connect fot SchnrlkUl Valley Polntn. For Perklomen R. Iiolnts. p.rk-'la''.

8.58 A. i -il P. 51. Toe ihoeniivlll snd 8.31, 10 21 '12 42 (Saturday only, 1.33), 4.0S, tfi 12.01 nignr. 4.

it 1 1 M.M. 4.07, 4 36. 5.21. fl.Ol, ol 'SI Snndays-Kxpress. 4 00.

9 00 Al anu Harrlsburi Express. 8.33. 4.3u A. 7 .21 P. M.

Sun. 4.1K. A. 4.06. 8.36 P.

SI. For Gettysburg-Week-dsyt. 4.30. 8 88. id.

(Saturday only, 1.85 P. 51.) Suudaya, 4.00 A Sf For 8 38. A. 4.08, 4 85 12.0l night. Accom ..4.80, Tit A "l.OO.

.11, uuimaj iress 4 00 908 A. 4.08 P. V-Am A. -8 21 P. M.

for Shsmoklo md Wllllamsport-Eiprest, 838, 10 21 A. 4.08. Blrtt. 4.88 A Snniiays a.w n' sio 01 nia-bt. inV PA'ilesmere and Hlsrhland Lake, week-days, rqriagi" n.

8.30. 'in iii v.j,, 19 01 mldniabt. Additional tot ShimoMn-Einresi. wee aaya, a a "l.oo r. M.

For Dsnvlllt and Bloomiburg -Week-day tiJi Him. Clearfleia and Beliefonte Expresa Uleeper)- dally, except Saturdayi. night. Kum rta Subway. FOB ATLANTIC CITT.

Leave Chestnut Street and South Street Wharves! Weekdays fcxpress, o.v., w.o", m.o a. i.mf (Saturdays only 1.30), 2.00, 8 00. 8.40 (0 min-atea 4.00, 4.30. B.OO (00 minutes), 115.40. 7.13.

8.80 P. M. 8.00 A. 115.40, 0.30 P. M.

Sundays Bipresn. n.nu, s.oo. w. 10.00 11.00 A. 31., i.o, 1.10 r.

ai. A Oft A Sf B.OO P. M. Parlor cars on all express trains. $1.00 Excursion dally 1.00 A.

M. FOR CAPE MAT. 8.45. 11.48 A. 11.50.

M.10. 5 30 P. M. SuDdayt S.43, 8.16 A. 5.00 si.

FOR. OCEAV CITY. 11.45 A. 2.15, 14.20, 5 30 M. Sununys 8.40, v.

10 a. o.w tr. ai. FOR SEA ISLE CITY. A.

2 15. 14.20. B.SO P. M. Sundnys8.45 A.

B.OO f. 51. 1.00 Excur. sion Train to Cape Slay. Ocean City and Sea Isle City dally (jno a.

m. 'Noutn 4.00, 'South 4.15, 7S0tltn 1.45. iSoUth SU 5 3(1. Detailed time tables at ticket office. 13th and Chestnut 834 Chestnut 1003 Chestnut 809 South 8d 8962 Market ind at Stittoni.

Union Transfer Company will call for ind check; braaaw from bo tela and residences. 7.08. For oniy. 1.0.1), s. 12 01 night.

4.30. 7.21 A. 51.. 1.3't, i4 800 7 21 SI. Sundavs-Expiess, 4 00, ana' A 4.08 8.S8 P.

51 jj.Oi oight. oi 1.11. 0..1 1. ai. ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL CHELSEA PtllLADELPHIANS' FAVORITE HOTEL.

800 OCEAN VIEW ROOMS. 100 PUUATB SEA-WATER BATHS. J. B. THOMPSON CO llfiTflOII linTri South Carolina Avenue, net IIUIUnlH nUILL beach; enlarged, refurnished comiueie in every uetau.

3o hot and cold ska water baths. In new Ttrlelt Annex. M. WILLIAMS. Ilnlrdresalng, tcalp treatment, manicuring, mall' age tw iin or without electricity) lor laoict uuij a DAVIS MISS L.

MacDONALD. ROYAL PALACE HOTEL ATLANTIC CITY, J. Directly on Peach at Ocean end Pacific Ave, New, nulet, picturesque and delightful. Four Ocean frontages; 150 rooms, wllh hatha attached, Orchestra, bathing, etc. Katct reasonable.

F. N. PIKH HflTPI TH Wnrifi Tinliiiir the 'Garde uone minute from the neacn. an refumlabed. F.vervt hlna modern.

I psilly Aiinolntinent aervlee and cuisine first-class. Special ritei to famlllea. Send for l.ooKiei. i. a.

DK.MPSKX. HOTEL EVENS Cor. ATLANTIC and GKOflGIA New renovated. Terms tl ner dav and ui.wards. Sn clal family rates for the season.

Buffet attached MRS. It. KK.RWIN, Prop. TOPPING HflTPI AVE llif)r) Atlantic. Cheerful, comfortable and homelike.

Good table. Ilatei moderate. Special family rates for the season, uuuei auaeneii. GKOJtOB W. TOPPIN Proprietor, LA PLAZA INN 2n7PACIFicAVENUBr Cinrt InriA 1fl Mri.

M. HENRY, Proiirletreas, late of Eden Hall, A. H. MCLAUGHLIN, Manager. Speclaljratei tor June tod September.

HOI I INN Ocean Ave. so. from P. R. 1 square from Young's Pier; newly lurnianeu; excellent table; home comforts; June riioa, to ii.av per day; to per ween.

M. JOHNSON. STANLEY HOTEL Cirollna near ed; moat central location; rales moderate; special iveeniv. I apaclty. HUM.

FRANK CL'RRAN. Owner and Proprietor. THE ALVlNAnKAS'SAS ANlf PACIFIC AVF.S One minute from beach and Read Ing Depot. Special July rate, ST to $10 weekly, aaiurnay until Monday, fZ.OO. lirst-clasa tame, M.

Jll'lil'llX HOTEL ROSSMORE TENNBSSEE tod PACIFIC convenient to ootn piers. Rates moderate. HENRI M1LLEU, rroprietor, torairly Hotel Hoyil. N'FW HfiTFI Dllfini Ocean Front. Atla tic Citv.

N. J. Ca pacity goo. Special July rates, including use of uaiua. rue lor terms.

CHAS. R. MYEItS THE GARDEN HOTEL White tervlee throughout. One hundred suites, witn not and cold, fresh ind tea water batbs. RUTOER'S INN of Chelsea.

Pacific Ave. nue auu 01. jauies rixtv dost to beach; excellent culslna; rates reasonable K. a. BWUl'E, WINflFIFI fl 139 Ocean tq.

from beach; bet. both piers; table prin cipai leature; large rooms. Hills As Courtney METROPOLITAN Atlantic Lft Aves. etc. lam.

notet; to w. M. c. Andrews. rHFinilFIIA LIS Tenn.

near beach under new management: terma mod. Mrs. Belle Groogan form, lhe Wingneld, THP PFMRBflk'F No. Caroline net Pacific; beautiful location table special feature. Mrs.

e. 31. masun. HOTEL'STICKNEYntitky Ave 12 to T' unj. i-v, ut iy rstei.

v. i KNr.it. THF SAVOV Chelsea. Atlantic City. Directly 1UL, oaiui cn (be Entlrplv llfw Urge airy rooms.

Address Miss 8. M. HANLEY. VFRMflMT HflllSF VERMONT AVE. New batnt.

tDe prlB fMt special June ratet. S. U. Baker. M.

E. Macglll. HflTPI (PFInFI Cor. Missouri ind Atlantic Avei.j opp. P.

ft R. R. 3ti. First-class table; an cony, cninei Ji. peiuei.

SCRANT0N COTTAGER principal feature. KHENEZKK JONKS I THF Al RANY 00. Kentucky entirely new; jarge airy rooms. M. E.

SUTF.R. Owner A form. So. Carolina HOTEL WINDSOR, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J 1 OPEN ALL THE TEAR. RYAN'S Illinois OCEAN GROVE OCEAN WAVE 11 EMBURY OCEAN GROVE.

N. One-half block from ocean, with splendid ocean view; terms reasonanie. Mrs. jK.h.iN. MARINE VILLA the beach, with frontage on Fletcher Lake.

G. M. CLARK. Proprietor. MORAVIAN COTTAGE vie, 1 iuudii iivuj Desrn; homelike accommodations.

Mist Jonet, mis. A. loung. RPiCH AVFNUR HMISR Ocean outlook Good table. Spe cial rates.

May and June. w. H. KNAI'I'. CENIKaL HOUSt a- uiuii iiuiu irni-ii, nit-Mi iu cation; open until red.

ratet June and Sept. ASBIRY PARK, N. J. Tl nlin 211 Flrat I to. from beach ocean view; wide verandas; ele- gant beds.

M. LEWIS OCEAN CITV THP PlftllA On. Auditorium, large finely iiil, riyun ttmM porchet, F. Wbeatuian. CAPE MAY filNfiiJPSS HALL Pen June 15.

Only brick Lunuittaa pall on bhl(f overlooking octtn. Accommodation for 600, Orchestra. K. HALPIN MISCELLANEOUS GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINOS WEST VIRGINIA. The representative resort of tbe South.

Open June 15 to September 15. New lights, sewerage, and private baths. Also snlphur. Turkish. Russian and spout naina.

iu cmojb jiruiessiouai. tr-ehestri of 15 pieces. Write for illustrated booklet. HARRINGTON MILLS. Mgr.

ORTLEY INN In Square Beach and Ba'rnegat Bay. N. will open about July 1. Apply to Mlsi Elizabeth Van Rensselaer, Arlington. N.

J. CARPET CLEANING LERH 99 ISIS CCLUKBIA AVENUE ftMKI.LY. MYTH AND IIAIONO ONt PK1CF. ONLY. 3r.

PER YAKD Best work Maullac fr. Phono S-aa-T7 SHIPPING AIHEKICA LINE trrt BEO STAR Mtl New York Boat ha tupton -London. (Pl.r 14. N. FAST EXPRESS SKRV1CR.

St.Lonls.July 17.10 A.M. 8t. A.M. st Louis. Aug.14,10 a.m.

zeeiana.Aug.21,12 M. Mew York to Antwerp. (Pier 14. N. Frlsland.July 17.12 M.

Pennland.July 24.12 M. Soutbwark.July 31.12 M. Vaderland.Aug.7.12 M. PhllslelnlaoLlrerpol. ipier54.

Phils I Wa nd.July 13.11 A.M. N'd d.July 20,12.30 P.M. 27.10 A.M. P.M. Philadelphia to Antwerp, I'hlla 1 24.3.30p.m.

Nederland. Aug.H.S a.m. International Navigation Company. ituS and 807 Walnut attrest. WAGONS FOR SALE.

CHEAP-THREE DEARBORN JIILK WAGONS, GOOD AS NEW. MAX M. BETZ. 1041 FRANKFORD AVE. RAILROADS BALTIMORE AD OHIO RAILROAD, THDOtlOH TRAINS WESTWARf) Leave Philadelphia, 24th and Chestnut Dally.

IF.xeept Sunday. D-Dlulng Cir. Chicago. A. M.2U P.

M. Cincinnati, St. Loult. A. 11., P.

in Clevelsnd, 40 P. M. Pittsburg. Til M. tne inipouift ii.ni-rinpR tars from Philadelphia oa tills train enly H.IW iec-ond-clsss $7.50.

Pi.uman State Room Sleeping Car. Dlnlnt Car serves breakfast. HUIAb k. m.a.K For Baltimore and Washington, 3..15, S7.30, A. M.

tnu 13.07, 4.20 6.4R I). 7.30 D. and fl.40 M. H. "Royal Limited." tbt fluest daylleht train in the world.

Elegant coaches, Pullman Parlor and Observation ltuffet Cars. Superb Dining and Cafe Car Service. No eitra fire eicept for Pullman tervlee. For other trains to Chester and Wllmlnutoa teenre time table from Ticket Agentt. Office: 834 Chestnut 13th ind Cbettnut 1005 Chestnut Slfl2 Market 6ii9 S.

3d 1203 N. 3d and Station, tod Chestnut The Urgent Improvement yet made at Ogoiitz i'ark by William T. B. Roberts, of this city Is about to be planned. The work will consist of a large operation of finely appointed homes, to cost about $10,000 caoht As yet bo architect bag been selected.

The houses are to be two-aud-one half and three-story smictures of stone, fancy brick and frame, and local builders will estimate when nlaua are eoninletefl. Plans have been completed by Architects Savery A Sheet, of the Stephen Gltard Building, for a handsome residence to be erected Rosemout. for Lharles tslnn. Bids are to be asked for at once and draw ings shew a two-aua-one-mur-Htory ana basement structure of stone and rough east, The flukerton ConstrucUou Company wants ib-blds for a large water system, SO.000 gallon-tank, to be constructed at Longan, for the Philadelphia and Heading Railway company, nnmriptiltlve ulans are wanted from arch Itects for another $50,000 Carnegie library building to be built at superior, is. Address committee.

Architects Alden Harlow are making plans from which local builders will estimate for a twenty-two-story office building to go up for the Farmer' Deposit National Bank, at Pittsburg. I'a. It Is understood that competitive drawings will be taken from architects of this city and of Harrisbnrg, for a new hospital building for dangerous patients, to cost $140,000, building for acute, diseases to cost $70,000, and store room to cost $40,000, to be built ior the Harrlsburg Insane Hospital at that place. Architect Sidney Heckert Is making plant for a five-story addition, 50x100 feet, to be built for the Mercy Hospital at Pitts, hurg. Another smaller addition Is also being planned and together will cost ahout $425,000.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ALLEGHENY AVE, a 61.6 ft Belgrade. Belgrade Building and Loan Association to A. Afrlc Kelly, July 8, 1901, 15x61 $2,600 ALLEGHENY AVE AND FIFTEENTH cor, Henry C. Hinges (o tinny B. E.

Brown, July 9, ISM, 40x85, nitge $10,000 B6yeR ST, 1H9.1H ft a Woodland Ive. Reuben Evans to Lewis W. Mister, June 20, 1901, 15.5x80, nitge $1,400 CHKSTER AVE. 8 130 ft 48th at. Henrietta B.

Cope to Porter F. Cope, July 9, IM'1, mtge CLKAIIFIKLD ST. 88, ft St, Good Will Building and Loan Association to t'rledrlcb Zobel, July 8, 1U01, 14x55 CLEVELAND ST. 4431 David Dunnct to Frttnklin IS. Baker, July 8.

lmil, 14x50. $(tO COURTLAXD ST, 136. ft Front, Emil Beyer to Anna E. Schmidt, July 8, 1D01, lH.VjSll2.rt. mtge J7(K.

Cot RTLAND ST, a 100 ft'n Front. Henry t7. Furs to John Schnildt, July 5, 1901, 84.bxll2. CRAIG ST, Nos. 7819 and 7821, TMorn E.

Benade to Henry H. Barton, July 8, 11)01, DOxiM.aH To Flora J. B. Lewis. Craig at, Nos.

782a and 7825, To Charles B. Barton. Craig Nos. 7827 and 7829i 501154.2 CROSKEY ST. 120 ft.

a Cherry, Robert Obborne. to Peter Keiton, June 26, 1901, 20x123 DENNIE ST, 261.10 ft Clarissa. 2 lota, Xewrorab st, No 2005, 18.Hxlrrg. Newromb st. os.

2035. 2037, 2139, 2041. 204,1. 204.1. 2i47, 20411.

2051 and 2053, Germantown are, 226 ft Erie 4 lota, each 17x71. rta $575; Matcher It, 2842 14x49.6, German-town Real Estate Deposit and Trust Nom. 600 1,650 1,200 800 600 1,600 1.800 1,800 2,700 Company to Francis 8. McIIbenny, July 6, 1901, mtges ft.aOO EIGHTH ST, No. 2840 David C.

An Nom. derson to illlaul lunstall, Jul; 8, 1001, 13.6x48, mtge $1.000 1,100 FIRTH ST, a 208 ft Gaul, Charles T. Hart-op to Miller H. Harrop, July 1, 1901, 14x57.6. $00 150 FOCRTH.

ST, No. 1210 Catharine O. Eckard ti Kate Bouvler, August 25, 1900. 12xil8, mtge $900 1... Nom.

15TH SI, s. 82 ft of Wra. MeCay to Mary Maguire, July 9, 1901, 26x117.6 10,000 BIST ST, 111. 34 ft of Westminster av, Wm. B.

TVerntz to Martha E. Piatt, June 25. 1901, 22.4s1S0.6. 8,000 BSD ST, 219 Ja. E.

Clark to Martha m. Liny, juna 28, idoi, 20x125.614, mtge $2,000 GIRARD AVE, 1018, Oriental Hall Asso to Martin W. Peters, July 1, 1901, 16.81 D5. mtge $3,000 GORGAS ST, 90 ft of Mower (3 lots), ea 22.6a95; Gorgas tt. a s.

180 ft of Mower (2 lota), ea 22.6x 95; Gorgas st and Creshiim rd, cor. 1,800 2,350 z4.7xfo.j'i. jra n. Lyncn to Jno. Cochran.

July a. 1901. mtees $23.000 13,200 HAVERFORD ST, a 1, 34.5T6 ft of Preston, Land Title Co to Wm. Blr-mlneham, July 9, 1901. 83.5"4xS5.4 HOPE ST, 2629 12.6x41; Thompson St.

2985 e. 14X58.7; Howard st, 29u7 17x108.9, G. Firth to Fredk. W. Firth, July 8.

1901 ROWLAND ST. s. 90 ft of Juniata ave. Juniata Park Land Asso to Geo. Eherhardt, December 20.

1900. 16x70 LAYCOCK AVE, a 125 ft a of 79th st. Nelson H. Strong to Chas. S.

Powell, July 6. 1001, 50x100, mtge $1,800 LYON AVE, 100 ft a of 78th st, Anna M. Gilpin to Ellas W. Evans, Julr 8. lROf, 25x100 MONMOUTH ST.

2140, Jno. Nlclmll to Margaret Y. Mulholland, July 3, I80I, 14 X47.10. rtto MT AIRY AVE and MOWER ST, cor. Job R.

Mansfield to Elizabeth Christy, June 3. 1901, 3n.8itill2. mtge $1,700.... NATRONA ST, 2320 N. Leslie G.

Wellington to Wm. 8. Gourley, June 28, 1901, 15.272 NEWPORT ST. 34.8 ft a Orny's Ferry T.500 Nom. 235 Nom.

150 200 Nom. 2,800 rd, Louis Sterne to Charles Sterne. July 1, 1901, mortgage $2,000. OTIS ST. 72 ft Memphis.

Jacob mans to unaries lioewcr, July 1111, 18x80 PENNYPACK CREEK, mid, and Pine rd. Ml, William W. Harrison to Friends' Asylum, July 1, 1901, containing 102 8,600 acres 149 tl-10 ps. 17,500 ruwrXiiiN AVE, 3806, Frederick M. Pile to Guarantee T.

and S. 1). July 1, 1001. 18xlfll. 14,.

mortgage $0.500. Nom RIDGE AYR, 6224. Charles P. Wj-att to Benjamin uroaiiDent, July 1901, I9.3x 114.81, RITNER ST, e. 50 ft, 66 ft and 82 ft a 2,500 18th at.

3 lots, each 18x5 $114; 18th sf, 69 ft, 101 ft, 117 ft. 149 ft, 1H1 ft, 181 ft and 197 ft Rltnor, ea 16x68, $771; 18th and Hoaeberry ats, ne cr, 16x68. $120; Bouvler st, fl, 112.6 ft. 127 ft. 141.6 f(.

MO ft, 170.6 ft 185 ft and 190.0, ft a Rltncr ea 14.6x50. 1 a Rouvier and Rosoberry sts, i-or. lStoO, $72. William 1' Carney te William C. -Russell, July 2, 1901, mortniwB om To Charles I.j t'ronin.

18th 85 ft Rltner, 1fxR8, $108; IRtta st, 133 ft a Ritlior, 16x68, $111; Bouvler st. 98 ft ltltner. 14.6x50, $60; Bouvler at, 69 ft a Rltner, 14.8x50, $60. mortjrage $600; Rltner st, 18 ft and 34 ft 18th st, fa 18x05, ea $114 vom RITNEK AND 18TH STS. cor, Patrick .1.

Ryan to Samuel T. Hudson, Juue 21. 1901, 118x229 18 700 Same sold Samuel T. Hudson to William P. Carney.

July 1, 1901, $2,712 Nom SELLERS ST, 1310 Annie M. Glbba to vuan.a a. TanK8naw. July 2, 19ul. 20il00 2D and LEHIGH AVE.

n'i John Ben John J. McElhatton, July 9, 81 RT, 156 N. James F. Brenil to Phll-nm J- im- 18x90.2.... 2,150 2,000 8,500 um' Jr William J.

Potta, July i.50 9m tt 3 Linnaay at. i il Ix2. Ida E. Tur-17TH fsmsey July a. 1901.

-4. 1,650 ii ruV 01 sorter, uity of ptrl''k J. Ryan, jnae WXiUl-V' atil? H1'- Ju'y 1001. 2fctl82.4H SOCTH Sf. 1834, Jacob A.

Schwars io STAUB ST, t. 42ki ft of Germ.n-town ave. Bernard Devinl to Reuben $100POrt' JU'7 1M1 Ul6ss, mtge SD ind MENTOR STS, Henry Rlfhardt to John E. Collina. July a 1901.

40x100 mtge 11,700......... J0TH ind ARIZONA STS. cor. Qtv of Homei Building ind Loin Association toA. tubman, July 8, isoi, 16x70, 5,250 5,750 325 1,200 THOMPSON RT, a UO.bhi ft of Elkhart, Henlry a.

Faulkner to Frederick Strieker Juno 10. 1901, 14.4x68.6 TH0MPS6N SIT. a s. ,54.8 ft of Elkhart, Hebry G. Faulkner to Thomas L.

Stokes. June 20. 1901, 14.4x88.6 25TH and DICKINSON STS. cor Walter E. Rex to Michael F.

Manedy July 1. 1901. 100x100 20TH AND DAUPHIN STS. cor, 14.6 2,000 2.300 4,000 iw.o; zetn st, 14 6 ft Dauphin, 6 lots, each 14x64.6; 26th St. 98.6 ft Dauphin.

14x110; Dauphin st. 8 ft 26th at, 2 lots, escb 14xm! Dauphin st, s. 96 ft 2Hth st, ltx 98.6, Loult Paul to Mattblai Sernen. dinger, July 1901 28 BOO VIENNA ST. I 54.4 ft I Wlldey, 2(li 115.2; O'Neill st.

I a. 40 Howard, 16x88. Enoch Walton to John Stro- m. July 8, 11901 2 710 1502. 20x120; Walnut st, f'bnrlen u.

uosk, juiy inoi. .100,000 WILTON ST. a. 440.614 ft Vine, jsmes uiark to Thomu Clark. Jr JSly 2, 1901.

Ndnl. Nom. Same sold Plumas Clark, to Jamei inoi, mtg-e fi.nuo,,., WOODLAND ATE-, a 15.4V. ft I Vogdet, 15.44xlrreg, 00; Woodland ive. I fl, and Allison at, 14.S'm irrcg.

Jti; Vogdes st, i 8I.14 a PORT OF NEW YORK Arrived July 10. Stcatnert Grecian Prince, British, from Rio Janeiro; El Cld, from New Orleans; Nlcolal Danish, from Copenhagen; Hebe, Norwegian, from Mutnnias; Pretoria, British, from St. Thomas; Kong Erode, Norwegian, from Banes; Buenos Ayres, Spanish, from Genoa, Otto, Norwegian, from Vera Crus; Maleatlc, British, from Liverpool; Goldshoro, from Philadelphia. Cleared July 10. Steameri Cymilc, British, for Liverpool; La Norniundlc, French, for Havre; Deutsrhland, German, for Hambkrg; Washington, German, for Rotterdam; Energle, German, for Hamburg; Lackawanna, British, for Dublin; Fontabelle.

British, for St. Croix; Segiiranca for Havana; Eastern Prince. British, for Itlo Janeiro; Mount Vernon, Norwegian, for Cape Haylleu; Bramble, for Tilt Cove, N. F. Sailed July -10.

Steamers St. Paul, for Southampton; Cymric, for Liverpool; Zeeland. for Le.urentlan, for Glasgow; Foulabclle, for St. Croix; Scgnranra, for Havana; Oimal, for Galveston- Grenada, for Trinidad; Eastern Prince, for North Urastl; Duchcasa til Gftiotn, for Genoa and Naples; Hogarth, for Manchester; Kutendiecht, for Baltimore. Steameri to Arrive at New York.

DISK JULY 11. Name. Friedrlch der Grosse. British King Island Arkansas Pocahontas El Klo Tallahassee From. Bremen Sailed.

2 29 28 2.1 27 6 8 Antwerp Copenhagen Gibraltar New Savannah DUE JULY 12. Plymouth Patricia Martello Marco 1'omlDlc Bona 2 30 8 30 2 6 Hull DUE JULY 13. Ht. Southampton I'mhria Liverpool July 11 L'Aoultalne Havre 6 Chateau LuBte Bordeaux July 1 Sarutoga July 6 DUE JULY 14. Dona Maria Lisbon 29 Georgic Liverpool July 4 Hesperia Gibraltar July 1 El a He New Orleans July 9 Steamers to Leave, New York.

Name. Norinandle Deutst'hlaud Anchorm For Havre Bremen Hamburg Glasgow To tall 11 11 11 13 13 Phoenicia Campania Liverpool July 13 Meuouimee lximiuu 13 13 13 13 17 17 17 18 Mluneaiolis Tauiplcali Potsdam St. Louis Frleslaud Majestic K. Wm. der Grosse.

London Rotterdam Southampton LiveriaHil Bremen L'Aqultaine Havre 18 M. Miughettl Genoa July Is NOTES OF THE SHIPPING The British steamer Exeter City, which arrived It Bristol yestenlay from New York, reported that she took Ure at let and had tome of her cargo damaged. The steamer Prlna Mauriti. of the Dutch West Indian mail line, stranded yesterday In the Roads at Port all Priuce, Haytl. The vessel Hailed from ion on tno instant for iiayti ana Venezuela.

The schooner Watchful, which stranded on Red Bank bar. Delaware river, and was told Momlay last as she lay for has brokeu In two and is 1 totil loss. About 80 tout of her cargo of coal was saved. The British steamer Vedra sailed from this port yesterday for Antwerp with 1,788,271 gallons of petroleum on board. The oil la valued at JI6.810, aud is one of tne largest snipuients ever lent abroad.

The steamer Rio Grande, which arrived at Bruilswkk. TuesdTry last from- New York. renorted that oa the 6th Instant, when ten miles loutn or Scotland Llgntsmp, in 1 neivy sipian from the northwest, her majBtopuut wit struck ind damaged by lightning. The steamer Zetlindla. which left Honolulu June 22 for San Francltco, returned the following day with her bollert out of order.

Some of her passengers were forwarded by the tteumer Sierra from Sydney, and the latter vessel arrived at San Francltco on the 2d instant. The hri7 Vilntnn Vivm Vfnhll fni Kami la Grande, foundered during gale on the 7th Instant, when 290 miles northwest of Tortu-s. Captain Watts and bis crew were taken off by the steamer El Rio. from New Orleans for New York, nnd sent ashore at Key West On the pilot boat Jewett. The ship Kenllwortb.

from Philadelphia tor Sourabuya. Java, wai spoken June 17 In latitude 4 south; longitude 31 west. The Kenllwortb left here May 14. Oa June 15 the British bark Kent-mere, from New York for Hong Kong, was spokes In latitude 10 south; longitude 3 west. Altbough the Kenllwortb did not sail from here until nine days after the Kentraere left New York, the latter vessel la apparently being overhauled.

The British tank steamer Bloomflelil. which arrived here yesterday from Shields, report! that on July 4. in latitude 49.11 north, longitude 49.20 west, she passed two tceherga of m'iderate di-mensious five miles south of her position. Also, in latitude 49.03 north, longitude 49.81 went, aim passed close to a very large Iceberg with two peaks, each about 250 feet high. The Bloomfleld had on board a stowaway, who told tho Immigration Commissioners yesterday tfiat he was Raymond Blrks, 19 years old, of New York.

A year ago bo went to Canada and from there shipped to China. He worked his way back to England, and. having no money to tiny a passage here, stowed himself owny on the Bloomfleld. As Birks satisfied the Immigration Commissioners that he was an American citizen, he was allowed to land. HOMESTEADERS REGISTERING Lottery Will Decide Who Are Lucky Kiowa-Comanche Land Farmers.

EL RKXO, O. July out the proclamation of President MrKlnloy opening up to settlement by the whites the farms In the Klowa-Couiauclie country, the first registration of some seekers Was made here autl at I.awton at 0 o'clock this morning. Hundreds were lined before the various registration booths when darkness came to-night, and to-morrow and Friday the registrations will eontlnne until all who come shall have been given nn opportunity to file their names. The drawing by lottery will begin on July 29, and until then none of the fifty thousand applicants will know whether or not he has been lucky enough to receive a homestead. MARYLAND DAY AT BUFFALO Thousands of Visitors From Old Line State See Pan-American, BUFFALO, July waa Maryland Day at the Exposition, and there was a large, attendance.

Including nearly 2,000 Marylandera. During tbe morning the Mary land party aecompnpylng Governor Smith viewed the exhibits from the Southern States In the agricultural building. This afternoon the exerclaea of the day were held In the Temple of Music. The Mexican contingent sent to the Ei position by President Dlai. Inclndlng- the government band and troops, departed for home this evening.

Coming Events at Pan-American. Special to The Philadelphia Tikes. BUFFALO, July 10. Coming events at the Pan-American Exposition are as fol lows: Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association day, July 23. Benevolent Protective Order of Elks day, July 81.

Prohibitionists' day, August 1 and 2. Sigma Chi day, July 26. Municipal day, August 2fl. Atlantic City day, October 11. Held on Embezzlement Charge.

Charles Nell, a real eatatts agent at Fifty-first street and Baltimore avenue, was before Magistrate, Btratton yesterday on a charge preferred by John Reevea, of 1440 North Twenty-ninth atreet, of embezzlement funds arising from rentals of properties. Hooves Is paralytic trout rheumatism and hud placed a property In the hands of Nell collect the rent at Twentieth and Thompson atreeta. When Nell owed lilin he said, he started to Investigate nnd found that tbe propety had been seized for nonpayment of taxes. He also swore that Neil had embezzled money on a property had been entrusted with at 3724 Market street. The Magistrate held Nell In $1,500 for court.

to or Justices of the Pence or fees of Constables. WAR DRILL OFSQUADRON Sailors on Land Are Expecting an Attack by the Fleet. NAXTtXKKT. July Hlgginsou, on board his flagship, the battleship Kenrsarge, made the aunouncement today that the North Atlantic squadron, now In Xnntneket waters, will not visit Roaton upon breaking of enmp on shore and the ending of the squadron's movements In about ten days, but will cruise to the west ward. The marines arc Inclined to think Admiral MlgglnsOn's Intimation that there would be no attack on the harbor of Nantucket was a rnse, and they are watching the movements of the battleships off Great Head closely.

There was nothing of moment about the battleships to-day nnd Admiral Hlgglnson came ashore and made an extended sightseeing tour about town. A telepbone connection has been made with the government telephone line and communication' Is now possible from the weather bureau to Camp Coskuta and the flagship. Unknown Man Found Drowned. The body of an unknown man was found floating In the Delaware river off Mltnin street wharf yesterday by the crew of the police tug Visitor. The drowned man was about 45 years old, feet 8 inches In height, with light moustache and hair.

He wore a black srge suit and low rusaet shoes. The thumb of the left hand Is missing. PERSONAL Look Out for Burglars Ton are about making your summer plant. WHY WORRY ABOUT TOUR HOUSE DURING YOUR ABSENCE? RELIABILITY. RESPONSIBILITY AND TRUST-.

WORTHINESS. The AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT BURGLAR ALARMS can be Installed it moderiti cost. In successful operation for over 30 YEARS. For further Information ipplv EXECUTIVE OFFICE, 136 CHESTNUT STREET. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S CAST-OFF CLOTHING.

Highest prices paid. MILLER. 18th and B.iin-brblse. Send iostal or 'plume X. LOST AND FOUND LOST OR DESTHOtED-Certiflento No.

30 for fifteen shares Cambria Steel Company, in our name and dated January 3. 1SHU. Application for the Issuance of I new certificate hat bean made. Bioren A Co. HELP WANTED MALE BLACKSMITH and helper wanted on Wnunn work.llt Wett Allen below Glrard Ave.

CIGARMAKEIIS wanted on fine handwork. Tbeo- bald ft Oppenhelmer Ill N. Third St. WANTED Ten good brlcklayert. Apply to Robert Palllser.

Galveaton, Texas. FOR SALE LA KG 8ALR OF RED HOOM A NO PARLOR nits mm otlior fnrnltur of all kinds; Bold for utoragf elurffpn without further notice to owners, (firnfr KIcTenth una jintionwood REAL ESTATE FOR SALE VIRGINIA FOR SALK-Farma, timber, grilling and mining lands. A. u. tooae, irevinona, a.

JfOBTJTAROlINA. NORTH CAROLINA PINE. NORTH CAROLINA PINK. NORTH CAROLINA PINK. For sale a good mill and dry kllna and large quantity of atanding pine timber In Kaateru North Carolina, on aood navlirable water: a bargain: write to P.

O. Box 26, Elizabeth City. N. C. Mutt be sold at once.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT IMPROVED PRQPEHTY-C1TY FOR HENT-233 N. Front Street; 3 floort nnd basement; possession July 15. Bent, (30. Ben jamin Aieinnoer, unestnut street. WEST PHILADELPHIA FOR RENT-851 N.

40th $25; splendid loci- tlon: 2 squares from Falrmount Park. A. E. LOWRY. 607 N.

40th St. ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED SEVENTH 45 furnished roomi for gentlemen: con remences. BUFFALO PAN-AMERICAN I bava teveml ksndsomely furnished rooms for Pin-American visitor! iu my private residence, located in Elmwood district, five minutes from main entrance; breakfatt If desired; rates $1 per day. Address 677 Richmond Avenue, Kuiiaio. LOANS AND MORTGAGES Benj.

F. Te33er Bro. eOfl CHESTNUT STREET. REAL ESTATE. CONVETANOINO.

RENTS COLLECTED. ESTATES MANAGRD. We loan on FIRST, at well aa en SKCOND MORTGAGE, at the LOWEST rates of INTER-EST, my amount email or large. Moat of tbe sums in beld for permanent Invttt-nent. Money can be repaid st your option la monthly or other INSTALMENTS.

Publisher! of TELLERS' REAL ESTATB REGISTER. FREE it all Drag Storet. LEGAL NOTICES ESTATE OF BF.NJA. .4 C. TILGHMAN.

Deceased. Letters teatamentary on the above es tate having been granted to the undersleued all persons Indebted to the said estate are requested make payment, and those having claims to present tht ssme, without delay, to BENJAMIN TILGHMAN. RICHARD TILGHMAN. Executori, 1126 South Eleventh Street. Or to their attomeyi, TOWNSEND, ELLIOTT A TOWN- A I TIH n.

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