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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 6. 1898. 0 Summer Resorts TWO SCORE MOKE SICK SOLDIERS WILL DO.

GARRISON DUTY Three Regiments Jfow at San Francisco to be Sent to Honolulu or MiTiiIla. San Francisco, September 5. The Examiner reports Brigadier General Miller, now In command of the troops here, as saying thut within a month three of the regiments encamped nt the Presidio will be on their to Honolulu or Manila. They are the First Tennessee, Fifty-first Iowa and the Twentieth Kansas. The Sixth and Seventh California Regiments are to be mustered out.

The California Heavy Artillery has also asked to be mustered "out, and the Eighth California will be assigned to garrison duty. WOODS. Suddenly, on the 3d of September. 1S08. JOHN S.

WOODS, beloved husband of Elizabeth Woods. The relatives and friends of the family, also the employes of Johu B. Stetson and Court Council, No. 131, of are respectfully Invited to attend the funerai, on Tuesday morning nt 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 1802 Tusculum street.

High Mass at the Church of Our Ijidy of the Visitation, 'Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. YKRGEH. On the 3d of September, 189S, MAItY wife of the late John Ycrger. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the residence of her son-lu-luw, Frank Malsbnry. 3810 Folsom street, Llnwood.

Interment private. YOUNG. On the 3d Instant. JANE HYNDMAN. widow of Thomas J.

Young, in her 63th year. Funeral services to-day at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. No. 1335 Soith Forty-sixth street. Interment private.

YOUNG. -On September 2, MARY Y'OUNG, agrd 55 years. Funeral on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her niece, Mrs. Thoma White, No. 4114 Brown 6treet.

ZIMMERMAN. -On the 3d instant, HE1NRICH Z1MMERMANN. aged 60 years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 3122 Melrose street, lirides-hurg.

Interment at Cemetery. CONNOR. On the Bth MATTHEW, son of John and Annie Connor, aged 7 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of bis grandmother. Mrs.

Matthew Nolan. 2S30 Chatham street. Twenty-fifth ward. Interment at St. Ann's.

COULIES. Suddenly, on September 4, 180S. at his residence. 4104 Powelton avenue, WILLIAM P. CORL1ES.

Due notice of the funeral will be given. Sunday, September PATRICK COSGROVE, aged 32 years. Due notice of the funeral will lie given, from his jate residence, rear of 1304 Olive street. the 4th instant, MARGRET, widow of Louis Pa flit, aged 5tf years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence.

2P31 Water street. High Mass at the Church of the DALY. On SepteNcher 3. 180S. ANNIE daughter of the late John and Bridget Daly.

The relatives and friends of the family, also tl League of the Sacred Heart and the Altar Society, cf St. Edward Church, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at SVj o'clock, from her late residence, IMS North Fourth street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Edward's Church. Interment nt New Cathedral Cemetery.

PAY. On the 4th of Septemher. 188, FRANCES beloved wife of John Day. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her late residence. 210 Rodlue street.

Interment at MAJOR. At Jenklntown, September 3. 1838, Mr. SUSAN MAJOR, aged 03 yean. Due notice of the funeral will bo given.

MAHAN. At BurPngton, N. "on September 2, CATHARINE, widow of the late James Mahan, In her 84th year. Funeral from ber late residence, 53V York Btreet, Burlington, on Tuesday at 2 o'clock. MARTIN.

On Monday, September 5. 1808. EDWARD, son of Edward uud Elizabeth Martin, aged 9 months. Due notice of the funeral will lie gh-au, from his parents' residence, 1712 Wnrnock treet. MARTIN, -On September 2, 1808.

JENNIE wife of (he late Thomas Martin. Funeral today at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 034 Pierce street. MAY. On September 3, 1808, GKOUGK H. the on of Jacob and Emma May and grandson of Julius and Elizabeth Gross, aged 11 years.

The relatives and friends of the fumlly.are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 2206 Cambria street. Interment at Nortbwood Cemetery. METZEL. -On the 4th Instant, SAMUELson of Benjamin and Ida Metzel, In his 26th year. Funeral to-day at 2 o'clock precisely, from the residence of his parent, 630 West GIrard avenue.

MILLER. On Septemher 3 1808, LYDIA H. 8., widow of Charles T. Miller and daughter of the late John R. and Elizabeth W.

Supplee. Funeral services this nfteiuoon at 12 30 o'clock, at her lute residence, 1700 North Fifty-second street. MULRENAN. On September 3. 1808.

WILLIAM son of Mary and the late Domlnick Mulrenan, nt the residence of his mother. 2031 Reed street. Due notice of the funeral will be given. the Sd Instant. MARGARET, widow of the late Michael Murphy.

Funeral this morning at 8 o'clock, from her lute resilience, 1328 North Fifth street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Columns' Church, at 10 o'clock precisely. Interment at St. Patrick's Cemetery, Camden, N.

J. Interment private. MURPHY On the 2d Instant, KATE wife of Joseph D. Murphy and daughter of the late Tatrlck and Mary Devlne. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her husband' residence.

754 South Tenth street. Solemn Requiem Mas at St. Paul's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. MUSANTE.

-On August 20. G. BATTISTA MU-SANTE. aged 68 years. Funeral on September 6 at 7.30 A.

from hi late residence. 426 South Front street. NEWMAN. -Suddenly, on the 2d Instant. GEORGE NEWMAN, aged 52 years.

The relatives and friends are respectfully In-vlted to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his son's resi Cemetery jOots WEST LAUREL HILL CEMETERY. Oftloe. 1305 ARCH St. Grounds BELMONT beyond the Park: 17 minutes by train from Broad St. Station.

Pennsylvania R. to West Laurel Hill Station, on the grounds. dividend TJoticea rKSa OFFICE OF WELSBACH LK-5i COMMERCIAL COMPANY. 40 Wall New York. August 11, 1898.

The Director have this day declared a Quarterly Dividend of TWO PER CENT, on the Preferred Stock, payable September 9, 1898, to stockholder of record at the close of business August 31. Transfer hooks of the Preferred Stock will he closed from September 1 to September 9, loth Inclusive. Checks will be mailed. EDWARD C. LEE.

Treasurer. Personal LOOK OUT FOR BURGLARS ou nr about making vour summer plaut WHY WORRY ABOUT YOUR H3U3; DURIXS Y0U4 ABSENCE' The Amerlrsn nlstrlrl Trlovrscttt Coo. sany'sTemporory or Permanent Bnrsltar Ala can be installed at moner.ito cost, in sue- cessful operation for over aft ysr. Information npply KXRCl'TIVK For furthar Ut'FICS. 1081 I'HKSTSUTJITaKIX J.MA7.Er" TEACHERToF VIOLIN" 343 South 2HTH Street.

ENUINE MASSAGE AND BATHS. vjr mis bt ifRAXDYWIXE-L. DR. De HARDT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS. $1.

Sold by druggists. Office. 200 N. NINTH. MASSAGE AND BATHS.

MISSES MAY. 1707 CHESTNUT Street. HEADQUARTERS FOR RUBBER GOODS R. I.EV1CK SON 720-1230 Chestnut. MALE MEAT CUTTER wanted.

Apply 2500 N. 10th Street- J. K. Horner WANTED Manage; for financial paper In Philadelphia. Address, experience, reference and salary, J.

M. Times Office. FEMALE COOK German preferred: city reference necessary; two in family; good wages to competent person; others need not apply. 1518 Fairmount Avenue. WANTED White girl for general housework: must be good cook; good home.

Address, stating wages expected. B. J. Times' Office. WANTED Experienced salesladies in coat department.

Address, stating experience, 56, Times Office. jfyents Wanted SALESMAN AND CANVASSERS Of Bhlllty tO Jfetp Wanted sell at retail latest perfected talking machine, the paring for business life or the study of the learned. Eagle Grnphophone; price. makes records professions. Character alwnvs tlie well and reproduces them as perfectly as the gideratifiii.

Extensive campus: beautiful sittm-hlghest priced machine. Apply Columbia Phono- ton ,) surroundings: sanlturv conditions the (MANAYCNK). 1 Jones, J. JT. Knin, Franotszkowl.

Llggar. Miss Frances. Llghtcap, Scott, R. F. (2).

Smith, (. Todd, Joe. Watson. Miss Florence. (FA1RMOUNT).

liwhenstein, Gen. I.ederer.MIss Henrietta. Meade, Geo. B. Melcur, George, Harrow.

Miss Matilda; Me.Nahh. Charles M. t'Hhlll, John. McPhereon, W. 0.

Campbell. Mrs. M. Price. Mrs.

Ell. Curtis. Miss Rebecca. Robertson. Mr.

HalUe. Pegorgue, Miss Macule. Rclmor, Mr. A. L.

Ouderlle, Mrs. K. V. Rolmer, Mrs. Herman.

Klllott. Mrs. M. Ranibo, Mrs. John A.

Eberhardt, Miss Mamie. Rimne. Miss Delia. Fox, Miss Mary. Robinson, Mr.

Smile B. Frank, Miss M. Sweater. Miss Florence. Green, Mr.

Ceo. K. Sprinkle, Miss Alma. Green. Mrs.

H. L. Seymour, H. S. Grave.

James L. Graham. Miss. Hope, Mrs. William.

Irwin. Sninnel. Johnson. Mrs. Sarah.

Jervis. Miss May L. Koons, Harry. Kreiger. Ph.

Lavis, Mrs. W. R. STATION "K' Allen. L.

C. Armstend. George. Alexbrad, Peter. Bark.

Charles. Brown. Rebecca. Connor, Harry. Folget.

M. Frauley. Mrs. Gums, Mrs. John.

Gifford. Mr. Jamison. Isabella. Johnson.

B. M. Schnlck. William. Stakes, Mrs.

Savage. Miss Mary. Thompson. Miss L. Thompson.

Mrs. Taney. Miss Susan. Wardlow. Wm.

Walker. Mrs. Jennie. (KENSINGTON). Clarke.

Thomas. Cheney. Joseph. Charleton. Thomns.

DIcksoD. U. Dupey. Elblriu. Dougherty.

James. Miller. A. H. Miller.

A. T. Morris. E. R.

Martele. Wm. R. North. John W.

Plvton. G. Earnest. Johnson, Mrs. Caroline, rour.

Johnson. William. Rlghter. John H. Johnson.

Robert. Johnson. Edward. Minnie L. X.

Keilh, Emll, Dr. Kraft, John. Kirk. Richard M. Kennedy, Katie.

Rene, A. Rodgers. Nellie. Soliv. Lawrence.

White. H. A. Vannngh. Mrs Mary.

Yetter. Miss. Zttkawskl, Nick. Marriages and Deaths MARRIED BROWN MORTON. At noon, on Wednesday, August 31.

1S98. at the parsonage of Covenant Methodist Episcopal Church. Reading. by the Kev. Henrv Krankland.

brother of the bride. Mr. CLIFFORD P. BROWN and Mrs. AMANDA MORTON, both of Philadelphia.

BROWN HI'STON. By' the Rev. It. T. Jones.

D. at 2.VW North Eighth street, on Wednes-dnv afternoon, August 31. 1SRS. CHARLES BROWN and MARIE 11CST0N, both of Philadelphia. CASSEL MARTIN On Wednesday.

August 31, l.W. at the Church of the Annunciation. Twelfth and Diamond streets, hv the Rev. Daniel I. Odoll.

I.INFORD BR1NNER CASSEL and MARIE LOUISE MARTIN, both of this city. GREEN TULLY. On Wednesday evening. August 31, IMiS, at St. Michael's Church, by the rector.

Rev. James J. Fltzruaurlee. PETER CHARLES GREEN. M.

and ROSE MARIE, daughter of James Tully, both of Philadelphia. MCALLISTER DALLAS. On August 31, 19S, at the resilience of the bride'B parents, hv the Rev. Alexander Waddell. Mr.

WILLIAM G. MCALLISTER and Miss BESSIE DALLAS, both of Philadelphia. DIED Allen, Gooree M. Artis, Alfred G. Baker.

William. Blaylock. Lewis. Boileau, Sarah Bolton, Annie. Bond.

Thomas S. Biadway. William L. Brophy. David.

Brown. Christian. Buckingham. Harriet. Bmkman, Elizabeth.

Bunge. Hose II. Biirne, Sarah. Butler. Mary.

Cameron, Mary. Cantleld, F.mallne M. Cassidy. Stepbeu. Coggeshall.

S. B. Collies. William P. Cosgiove.

Patrick. Datlit, Murgret. Duly, Annie T. Day. Frank V.

Devlin, Edward J. Doescher, Henry. Donnelly. Ella F. Diifiv, Charles.

Durborow. C. T. Earl. Joseph W.

Etter, Mary A. Flood. Rebecca S. Foster, Martha. Grells.

Helen. Griffin. Thomas. Halferty, Patrick. Harrison.

John. Huseneuar, John J. Hesslon. Michael P. Hlggins.

John .1. Hungerbuhler. John C. Jackson. Alfred.

Jacobs. Sarah M. Johnson. William H. Jones.

Mary C. Kane. James. Kelly, Joseph J. Lehr.

Edmund. I-evey. Patrick. Lipplncott. Trier.

Lockwood. Rev. J. B. Logan, Bridget.

Long. Harry. Lynn, Joseph. McCabe. Thoma F.

'McCllntock, Hannah J. McGlensey. Mary L. McKenna. Bridget.

Mshau. Catharine. Major, Susan. Martin. Edward, Martin.

Jennie G. May. George H. Metzel, Samuel. Miller.

Lydle H. S. Mulrenan. William J. Murphy.

Kale T. Murphy. Margaret. Musante. G.

Rattista. Newman, tJeorge. North. Joshua T. O'Brien.

Charles T. O'Neill, Rose A. Ormshv. Thomas. Orr, Martha.

Peterman. Jacob. Pierce, Thomas J. Plntt. Jane W.

Ran. Mary. Reed. Mary S. Redmond.

Thomas E. Rein, Louisa. Rhonda. Nathan Rice. George.

Roberts. Rldgway II. Saarl, Annie, Shaw, Ann. Slmson. Hyne.

Stackbouse. Martha. Sweeney, George. Sylvester, Elizabeth. Thompson.

Edward. Treacey, Mary. Trndale. Emma G. Wall.

Helen E. Walsh. Mary. Wnlterson, Maggie C. Whalen.

Earl. Wldmayer. Frederick. Wllhrabam, Walter C. Woods, John S.

Young. Jane II. Young, Mary. Zimmerman, Helnrich, ALLEN On September 3. at his late residence.

No. 1113 Rodman Btreet. GEORGE M. ALLEN. Funerai services at Cherry Stret Baptist Church, on Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

ARTIS On the 4th Instant, suddenly. ALFRED- son of Robert and Susn Artis, aged years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iLvtted to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday, the 7tb Instant, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 71i Hancock trect, fomieny Julia street. Interment at Knight of Cemetery. BAKER.

On the 4th Instant. WILLIAM BAKER, aged 74 years. The relative and friend, also Nonpareil Lodge. No. 2M.

I. o. O. are Invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of his son, Mr. Charles R.

Baker, Taper Mills Station. Montgomery county. on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment at Green-roount Cemetery. Philadelphia.

Train leave Ninth and Columbia Avenue Statiou for Paper Mills at 1.35. Remains can be viewed at cemetery at 5.15 o'clock. BLAYLOCK. At Atlantic City, on the morning of September 2, LEWIS BLAYLOCK, aged 69 years. Funeral service will be held In Parlor C.

Continental Hotel, on Tuesday inorniug at 11 o'clock. Interment private. BOILEAU On Sptember 2. SARAH ANN. widow of the late Charles Boileau.

aged S4 years. Fn- iitiiI on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, fi-oraj the residence or Mr. J. Edward iivezey, Venee road. Fox Chase.

BOLTON. On Monday. September 5. lslW, ANNIE, daughter of Patrick and Ann P. dton, aged 24 years.

Th relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednerday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from the residence of Thomas R. Clcary, southwest corner of Twelfth ud Jefferson stret. High Renjilem Mass at St. Elizabeth' Church at 0 o'clock pieclsely. Interment at New Cathedral CeniPtery.

BOND -fin September S. THOMAS S. BOND. aged 04 year. Funeral ervlce Tuesday after- poon at 2 o'clock, at hi late residence.

2227 Jefferson st'eet. i ERADWAY On the 4tb instant, WILLIAM Infant son or William u. and Florence Brad the residence of hl. parent. 20,2 Ontario street.

Tioga. Interment prl- the 4th Instant. DAVID BROPHY. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully lo.vted to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at 8 ,30 A. from his late lest- deoce.

1322 Stiles stieet. High Mass of Requiem at St Malachl Church. Interment private. the 4th instant, CHRISTIAN BROWN, aged 58 ye.in. I The relative nnd friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at 2 o'clock, from his brothsr-ln- law residence 1312 North Twenty-seventh street.

Interment nt C.enwojd. BUCKMAN On Septemher 3. ELIZABETH W. C. wife of Charles Packman.

Funeral on Tues- flsy at oiocK. irom ner late residence, iO Spruce street, Camden BUNGE. On Septemher 4, 180:, ROSA HEGEL, wife of Hermann Bunge, In the 50tli year of her age. Funeral servbe at 1321 Arch street, on Wednesday morning. 7th Instant, at 10.3(1 o'clock.

Interment private. BURNS. On September 5, 1S0S, SARAH, wife of John Burn. Due notice of the funeral will he given, from her late lesldence, soul beast earner Eighth and Venango treet. BUTLER.

-On the 4th MARY, wife of I George Butler. i The relative and friend of the family are'! respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late resilient ItiXO South Sixth street. Interment private, Kindly omit (lower. CAMKRON. Ou September 3.

MARY, daughter of Mary und the lute Lachlan Cameron. Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her mother's residence, No. 2415 Sepvlva street. September S. EM ALINE MENNS.

wife of Theodore Canfleld. Sr. Fu neral services on Wednesday at 3 0 clock, at her late residence. No. 1V.07 Btown street.

CASSlEiY on September STEPHEN, son of Stephen and Mary Cassidy, aged 16 months. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon 2 o'clock, fiom hi parent' residence. 2415 Delancey street. COGOFSHALU On the 4th Instant. SYLVANUf BltOWN.

son of Thellwell Russell and Deborah Caroline Coggeshall, aged HI The relative and friend are invited to attend the funeral ervlce. at hi parents' residence. Chester Height. Delaware county. on Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

Interment West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Train leave Broad Street Station for Chester Heights 11.12 A. M. Friends desiring to meet funeral at cemetery will take 3.36 train from Broad Street Station. STATION Albright.

Anton. Baker, George E. HeinU, -William. James, Miss Rosa. Jaime, A.

R. Samuel. Johnson, Harry H. Johnson, James. STATION Andrews, John.

Bullock, James. Brooks, Thos. Brandon. Frank M. T).

ATLANTIC CITY KlQDYEtL EGaraiM, Open all the year. Comfortable. chcerfuVhome-Ilke. Table and service first-class. Moderate rates.

Special weekly rates. CHARLES McGLADB. HOTEL CHAMPLAINE, KY. NEAR beach: new and cap. 300; 'bus meets all trains; culsiuf and service the best; table bountifully special inducements for parties making long stay; orchestra; phone 376.C.Skllton.

THE RUDOLF ATLANTIC CITY. On the Beach front. Capacity 400. R. MYERS, Proprietor.

niilACH II A VEX THE ENGLESTDE BEACH HAVEN. N. J'. Open until October 1. 3M guests.

Sure relief from Hay Fever. Matchless Beach and Bay. SUNDAY TRAINS. Parlor car on afternoon trains. Send for booklet.

U. B. ENGLE SON. Proprietor. jpartments THE LORRAINE BROAD ST.

AND FAIRMOUNT AVE. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. Special Inducements offered families wantlnj unfurnished apartments by the yeur. Suite furnished by year, month or transient. Every apartm'nt with bath.

Ali latest Improvement. Table d'Hote. JOHN J. KHANFELTER. Manager.

1 ELEVENTH AND PINE STREETS. Select Familv Apartments of Two to Five Rooms, with Bath. Private Halls. Building Absolutely Fireproof. Rates Moderate.

M. L. ANDREWS, Manager. THE COLONIAL. SPRUCE AND ELEVENTH.

THE COLONIAL for the season of 1808-9 will be under the same management as Idlewild. ne.tr Media. location eminently convenient. Apurt-menis sincle or en suite. Appointments and furnishings thoroughly txcellent.

I. R. HAWKINS' SONS. Schools and Colleges FIFTEENTH AND RACE PHILA. WILL REOPEN NINTH MONTH (SEPT.) 10, 1S0S.

BOYS' DEPARTMENT. JOSEPH S. WALTON. PH. IV.

PRINCIPAL. GIRLS' DEPARTMENT. ANNA W. SPEAKM AN. A.

PRINCIPAL. Classical. Scientific and Literary Departments. Especial attention given to thorough Colle? preparation and that practical education and moral training so highly prized by the Society of Friends. Pupils prepared for any American College.

New buildings, heated and ventilated by most approved system. Chemical, Physical and Biological Laboratories thoroughly equipped with apparatus. Gymnasium provided with modern appliances. In charge of competent instructors. Particular attention given to symmetrical physical development.

Playground provided for out-door exercises. The Kindergarten. Primary and Intermediate Departments at Fifteenth and Race StreetB. and the schools at GIrard Ave. and Seventeenth Streets.

Thirty-fifth Street and Lancaster Ave. and School Lane, Germautown, will reopen on the sume date. For circulars apply to the Principals, or to Friends' Hook Association, Fifteenth and StreeU DEM Y.ToCUST A ND Juniper Streets. Pbila. Founded 1785.

The Fail term begins on Ttiursdity. September 22, 1808. at fl A. M. Boys prepared for any college or University, for the Technical Schools and for Business, A Primary School for little boys.

The Head Master will be at the Academy between 0 and 1 o'clock daily ou and after Tuesday, September 13. to receive applicants for admtssliui. The Academy then open for inspection. Catalogues sent on application. Dr.

WILLIAM H. KLATP. Head Master. QWARTHMOHE COLLEGE. SWARTHMORE.

under the management of Friends, of. fcrs four courses of study lending to degrees: The crutrwe In Art the cnl)ie in t.ettero the (,, In rCn.lneerlni..' best; thorough instruction; intelligent physlcul culture. Fall Semester begins Oth mo. 20th, 189i. Catalogues on application.

WM. W. BIHDSALL, President. I PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE, Chester. I'a.

37tli year begin SEPT. 14. Civil Engineering (C. Chemistry Arta, (A. also Tlioiougli Preparatory Courses.

Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry Drills. Catalogues of Col C. E. HYATT. President.

XOTRE DAME OF JltRTLAVf). College for Young Women and Preparatory School for Girls. Regular and Elective Courses. Extensive Grounds. Location Unsurpassed.

Suburb of Baltimore. Spacious Buildings, completely equipped, Charles Street Avenue. BaltinioreMd. flSS KATHARINE R. HAYWARD" ANDMISS -1 JULIA L.

HAYWAHP'S School for Girls, 248 S. 21st Street, reopens October 3. Primary. Intermediate, College Preparatory and Special Coinscs. ISSGIBSONTr for Girls.

2037 Do Lancey Place, riiila. 27th year. Fall term begins Sept. for College. 20, Oa.

Preparation 9usical instruction BROAD STREET CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 1331 South Broad Stieet. reopeu.) MONDAY. September 5. Private and class Instruction In all brunches by a faculty of 40 ait 1st teachers.

Advantages unequalled. Appointments unsurpassed. For illustrated cntttlogue at.drss GILBERT RAYNOLI'S COMI1S. Director. 1HILADA.

MUSICAL ACADEMY. 1617 Spruce 6023 Main Germantowo. re-opens September 5. Private and claws lessons In all branches of music. Terms.

$7 50-30. season. For illustrated catalogue apply to Richard Zeckwer, Director. PMEIA i3iJ'JWl. 1511 GIRARD AVENUE.

Reopen Sept. 5. Kate 11. Chandler. Principal.

I PENNSYLVANIA CONSERVATORY OF Mf. SIC. 1616 N. 17TH reopens Sept. 5.

mailed uihiii application to VIVIAN INGLE, director. Sstate for Sale ft MA TO Jp, FOR SALE-PROPERTY 643 PENN JuUa. Germantmvn; hands ome stone house and stable: shade and fruit trees in abundance; lot 400x05: term reasonable. Applv to WENDELL P. BOWMAN.

14U7 Chestnut Street. PEXXSYLVASI.t I'ARn grA FOR SALE IN THE CHESTER VALLEY. lLt Dalles north of Stafford Station, desirable farm of 120 acres: well watered and having natural advantage for stork raising; snp-rh view; price reasonable. SAMUEL W. LEVIS.

731 ALNUT Street. Estate for Spent WEST HKSTONV1L1.F. REAL ESTATE 4823 LANCASTER AVENUR. jCoans and 7ortyayos BENJ. F.

TELLER. JOS. H. TELLE It. Benj.

F. Teller Bro. 606 CHESTNUT ST. (LEDGER BUILDING.) REAL ESTATE AND CONVEYANCING. Loans to aiiv amount on first and second mortgage, pavaole In Installments, or at a fixed time, on real estate of every description in Philadelphia, and suhurhs.

Publishers tf Teller' Estate Register. FREE AT ALL DRUG STOKES. to bun on first mortgages. 4H per In itimi to suit, on Penna. and New Jersey property.

Edward Stcln 200-207 Lipplncott Building, 12th rd Filbert, and 705 Fairmount Avenue. MORTGAGES AND GROUND RENTS boneht and sold. THOS. HUNT. 623 WALNUT Street.

ftfeney to jCoan YOU CAN BORROW MONEY ON YOUR FUR-nlture. piano, merchandise, postage stJimp collection. NORTH EASTERN STORAGE HOUSE, 1517 MAN TO AVENUE. S2uildiny 9ateral BUILDING BIUCK8 FOR SALE IMMEDIATH delivery by boats, car or team. MURKEI.L DOU1I1NS.

24 S. SEVENTH ST. Carpet Cieaniny rriKY OUR UNEQUALED WHIPPING PRO-1 ces. Sc. per yard.

KNICKERBOCKER. COMPANY, NINTH, below GIrard. Telephone connection. CIAHPETS CLEANED ON TTIK FLOOR. WALLACE.

31 S. SEVENTEENTH ST. Carpet beaten, 8c. a yard. 'Dancing 1520 CUU II 111 N.

13th St. BEGINNERS' CLASS TO-NIGHT. Special Inducement to Clubs. GRAND PABTX XO-MOUBOW EVENING. University Hospital Train Arrives.

Filling Up Hospital Cots. Two score more fever stricken soldiers were brought to this city early yesterday morning on a train sent to Cnuip Meade by the University Hospital. The train, which was under the charge of. Dr. Albert Frauds and Dr.

A. G. Gennert, of the University Hospital, also carried Dr. Arnold, medical superintendent of the Presbyterian Hospital, and Dr. R.

P. MoKeyuoMs. Mis I'lntt, Miss Forrest and Miss Berlin were the nurses. The following were taken to the University Hospital: A'. W.

SCHEXCK, Rochester, X. Company E. Third New York Volunteers. JAMES C. COLLIER.

Atchison, Cora-, pany Twenty-second Kansas Volunteers. HARRY M. KING. East Greenwich, R. Eighteenth Rhode Island Volunteers.

GEORGE B. SrKAGl K. Woonsocket, Company Eighteenth Rhode Island Volunteers. CHARLES KNIGHT. Providence, R.

Company Eighteenth Rhode Island Volunteers. CHARLES WILHELM, Albrightsvllle. Preston county, W. Company Second West Virginia Volunteers. C.

M. LUKE. Wheeling. W. Company I).

Second West Virginia Volunteers. M. P. CUSTER, East Stroudsburg. Companv Third New York Volunteers.

A. G. KELLOGG. Harvard. Company L.

Twentv-second Kansas Volunteers. CLIFFORD PERKY. Oswego, N. Company Third New York Volunteers. E.

HICKEY. rrovidrnce. R. Company First Rhode Island Volunteers. TOEE SMITH.

St. Joseph. Fourth Mis frourl Volunteers band. JAMES ROCK FORD. Pawtucket.

R. Company First Rhode Island Volunteers. THOMAS PROCTOR, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Companv M. Tenth Ohio Volunteer. A.

U. DAVIS, of Jackson Centre, Ohio, Companv K. Third New York Volunteers. JOHN J. McMILLAN, of Nashua.

X. Compcny Ninth Massachusetts Vol- untecrs. G. F. DOWNING, of Alpena, Company Thirty-third Michigan Volunteers.

J. W. PENISTON, of Kansas City. Mo Company I. Third Missouri Volunteers.

W. ROBINSON, of Vlncennes. Company L. One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Indiana Volunteers. CARL NORTH, of Pnnxsutawney, Company Sixteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers.

CHARLES I. CHAPMAN, of Niagara Falls. X. Company E. Third New York Volunteers.

J. B. MITCHELL, of Mango. W. Company Second Went Virginia Volunteers.

WILLIAM G. GLACGYE, of Wellsvllle, Ohio. Company Third Missouri Volunteers. WILLIAM H. HAWKINS, of Akron.

Ohio, Company A. Tenth Ohio Volunteers. HENRY BAKER, of Mount Morcale. Company D. Fourth Missouri Volunteers.

JOHN McKEE. of Ottawa. Company X. Third Missouri Volunteers. TRoCTOR MAX FIELD, of Lnkewood, R.

Company Eighteenth Rhode Island Volunteers. J. B. GA1TNEY. of Jackson.

Companv Second Tennessee Volunteers. CHARLES DE VAN, of Columbus, Ohio, Company Tenth Ohio Volunteers. Presbyterian Hospital Gets Some. The tick soldiers taken to the Presbyterian Hospital were as follows: HAROLD McFARLANE, 21 years, of 17 South Forty-fifth street, Sixth Cavalry, United States Regulars. BERTRAM WREN, 21 years, of Bethany, Eighteenth Infantry, United States Volunteers.

JAMES SMITH, 21 years, of Trovidence, R. I. ALFONSO 2ft ea is, pf Jannevllle. Pa. BERNARD CATXEY, 35 years old, Memphis, Tenn.

DAMON" D. DUNCAN, 23 years, corporal, United States Volunteers, Independence, CORPORAL WILLIAM M. KINSEY, 25 years. Providence, R. I.

HENRY J. SCOTT, 22 years, Xewcastle, Pa. CORPORAL JOSETH H. ASH, 26 years, Newark. X.

J. WILLIAM B. ROBIXSOX, 43 years, Indian Rock. Va. CARL PIECZEOWSKY, 21 years, Provi-' deuce.

R. I. There wi? also admitted yesterday at the Tret byterian Hospital. Harold McFndden, 17 South Forty-fifth street, this city, of the Sixth United States Cavalry. He was brought from Camp Wikoff, Montauk Toiut, L.

and Is suffering with typhcld fever. The majority of the soldier patients In ail the hospitals are doing well, but few being In a critical condition. At all the Institu tion delicacies for the patients will he giadly received. About a dozen of the strongest convalescents at the Medlco-Chl-rurglcal Hospital were yesterday sent to Swarthmore and Lansdowne to recuperate, and as others Improve they will likewise be sent to the suburbs to get the benefits of rest and pure air. NEWS OF THE SHIPPING WORLD PORT OF PHILADELPHIA Tueswlny.

September 6. Snn rise. 5 33 A. M. I Sun 0 24 P.

M. High water. 5 Sfi A. M. I High water.

8 02 P. M. Low 0.2u A. M.I Low 0.28 P. M.

Arrived September 5. Steamers George H. Stout. Davis. Troy and Albany, merchandise.

W. P. Clyde Indian, Nlckerson. Boston, merchandise. George C.

Eck-hardt: Norman. Che, Providence, merchandise, George C. Erkhardt; Anthony Groves, Fowler, merchandise, Baltimore. F. S.

Grove: Rich-ard Willing. McLaughlin. Baltimore, merchandise. F. S.

Groves. Srboooer James E. Woodhouse, Newman, St. John. N.

p'aster. Haldt A- Cummins. Tug Paoll. Hewitt. New York, towing barge i eumciM'i.

Atueu. una nrren, lapiaio McCoy, from Fall River. Chrle Sliver. CIenr(1 September 5. Steamer Anthony Grove, Fowler.

Baltimore. F. S. Grove: Richard Willing. McLaughlin.

Baltimore. F. S. Orove. Schooners Aaron Reppnrd.

English, Snco. 8. Steelman; Rebecca M. Walls, Little, Savnnah, H. D.

May Hilda, Rlnes, Savannah, H. D. May Co. Marrtisi ITooU-CIenreil. Sfamer Russian Prince, British.

Jeffrey, Bllhoa Ia Santa'nder. Peter Wright Son. Del.nwarpi Bay nncl River Xw, Breakwater. Septemher 5. Pas(l up Sleame.i Hanseat.

Norwegian. Rotterdam for PblUdelphla DufBeld. British. Shields for Philadelphia. Arrived Yacht Calypso; ashing cooouer Wanderer nd Eden.

Passed out Steamer Russian Prlnrs. New Castle. September Passed down Schooner Theresa Wolf, for Norfolk. Marru Hook, September 5. Passed down-Schooner Hilda.

Arrived September 4. United State cruiser Yosemlte, Emery, New York, towing monitor Montauk. Steamer Corean. British, Stewart. Glasgow and Liverpool via St.

John, N. and Halifax, merchandise. H. Allan; Ethetwold, British, List, Port Antonio, fruit. Quaker City Fruit Company: Beacon Light, British.

Matthew, Shields, ballast. Gust. Heye (1 at Marcu Hook to Yemassee, O'Neill, Richmond, merchandise, Will-lam P. Clyde A Goldsboro, Townsend New York, merchandise. William P.

Clyde Co" Schooner Jennie C. Mar. Peane. Kennebec l'-c. J.

L. Nicholson: Rosa Mueller, McLean WIU ai'ngton. Del. ballast. Haldt Cummin'; Ida Gibson.

Faulkenbiirg. Nw York, cement Hlgbe; Hattle Nlckerson. McCoimlck' Port Eaton, gravel, MeShaln te Mnllle Rhode Dobbin. New York, ballast. Haldt Cummlns: Kabbonl Lord.

Boston, ballast, Haldt A Cum. niius: Wlllinm P. Hood. Davl. Allyn Point, bal-lat, Charle T.

Megee Co. MANY DIED FROM DISEASE In One Company of the Eighth Ohio Only (5 Men Raturned From Santiago. Special Telegram to The Timer. Sharon, Septemher 5. Thomas P.

Boyle, of the Eighth Ohio. Is home from Montauk Point on a thirty days' furlough. He says that nearly all the canned goods Issued at Santiago were spoiled from fermentation. Oue of 1CH5 men In his company only C5 returned, the rest dying from disease. UNCLAIMED LETTERS reclaimed letters remaining at the Philadel phia Post Office, Friday, September 2, 1808.

Ask lor auvertiseu letter and mention the date above Indicated. Letters that are not called for before September 16. 1888, will on that date be sent to the Lead Letter Office. Washington, D. C.

STATION (COLUMBIA AVENUE). Allen, Miss Myrtle. Lovell, Miss Lizzie. Allen, Mr. Joe.

Lillle, Miss May. Belcher. Miss May L. Ixx-ke, Miss. nuney, jiirs r.mily.

Llngg. Mrs nrennan, Miss Ellen. Brlntzenhoffer, Miss Mamie (21. Blumeuthall. Mrs.

A. Bubel. Fannie 2i. Beard, Mrs. William.

Butler, Mrs. C. Beurocopp, Mr. S. Black, Mrs.

Charles. Betiloe. Missus. Brown. F.

U. Boodley, A. W. Blunges. Mrs.

S. Becker, Mr. Blackburn. John. Benner, H.

Barber, Fred H. Balmer, John. Bulfer. Mrs. Carrie.

Bass. B. Cunningham, Harrv. Chine, W. Collins, Mrs.

Frances. Collins, Miss Hanna. Cnrley, Miss Nellie. Dunn. Mrs.

T. Dubois, Mis. Esther Dryden, Mrs. Maggie. Dowell, Mrs.

Etl. Unnhy, Mrs. Elmira. Davis, Mrs. Susie.

Dreden. Ambro.se. Iesstett, J. K. Dlizenhuek.

Tn. Everet Co. Edwards, H. C. Frankle.

Miss Annie. Frell. Miss Elizabeth. Fldler. Miss Mary.

Ferre Mr. H. C. Fox, John. Graves.

Howard. Garrett, Miss Rosa. Hall, Mrs. Sarah. Holmes.

Mrs. Haas. Mrs. Sarah. Haines, Mrs.

M. Hildenbrand. Mrs. Her-man. Hoffman, Miss Eliza.

Hunkins. Miss Lillle. Haldeman. K. A.

Hyssong, Miss M. N. Halllgan. Miss Mamie. Hlnton.

Miss Nellie. Harris. Edward. Hlnsell, Walter. Hellinon, J.

Horsey, James C. Hnllahan. L. M. Hazlelon.

F. Dunna. Jones. Edward. Johnson.

Robert. Jack. Mrs. Emma. Irvln.

Miss Laura. Kelly. Mrs. M. Kern.

Mrs. O. Keern, Miss Mary (2). King. Miss Mary.

Kemble, Nathan. Kavanaugh, Win. Llngg, Mrs. Laudenhaugh, Mrs. Edith.

Larkin. Mis Mar. Leonard, Miss Julia. Layons, John. Lanx.

Fred E. Lovenfosse. S. Lordon. Chas.

MoDouough, Mrs. T. (2). McCann. Miss.

Marley, Mrs. Thos. Murphy. Mrs. Morely, Miss L.

M. "agpe. Miss Bell. Miller. Miss May.

Murphy. Miss. Murry, Miss Agnes. Miller. Mr.

C. Mayer, August. Mai. Charles. Montgomery.

R. W. Morrison. 11. G.

Miller, Messrs. E. Co. (21. Meyer, August (3).

Oherholtzer, Mrs. Maggie. Oppenheimer, X. M. Otto, Miss Stella.

Owen. F. R. Oline. Guss, Preston, Mrs.

Lizzie. Plover. Miss Bridget. Porter. Miss Lillie.

Pennington. Miss Emma. Pugh. Miss Ma. Peters.

Winfleld. Fleizer, James M. Rangly, Mrs. Bella. Rollins, Mrs.

M. B. Rulou, Mrs. Jennie. Rung, Clark.

Reed, Henry Roberts. Wm. It. Runnigan, It. J.

Holla. Will. Rowan, Frank. Roberts Son. Schuster.

Mrs. Smith. Miss Mame. Sc naffer. Miss Anna.

Stellrach, Mr. Chas. Stafford, J. V. Stuker.

Mr. Straus, A. F. Jos. P.

Sachs. E. B. Saunders, Ed. Thompson, Mrs.

Abble. Taylor, Mrs. Marv. Theis. Mrs.

John H. Thann, Mary E. Turner, J. F. The Foulk Wiks Co.

Travis Co. I'ber. Mrs. Emma. Verder.

Mrs. Wilde, Mrs. H. Whitney, Mis. A.

R. Williams. Mrs. Edwin. Wilson.

Mrs. Howard. Wagner. Miss Lizzie. West.

Miss. Wilson. Miss Grace. Wnlden, Msthew. Williams.

C. X. West. James. Wylie, Grant.

York. Miss Nellie. Zimmerman, Miss Annie. STATION (1STH AND CHRISTIAN STS.) Aleck. August.

Johnsounl. James. Adams, Miss. Jones. Jessie.

Abranison. David. Jones. Mrs. Marv C.

Burton, Miss Mamie. Jameson, Mrs A Brenan, Jerry (2i. Jones. Thomas neirne, miss Margaret jarvis. Henry.

(31 Johnson. Mis. Dollle. Kennedy, William. Kellv.

T. Kimble. Alfred. Kelley. John.

Keep. Mrs Marv. Lumedue. Miss Caroline. Lawler.

D. Laverty, Miss M. J. Lawrence. E.

S. Moore. Johnnv D. Mellon. Miss Annie Benner.

Bert. Benell, Lar. Bowler, Miss Ella. Blanco. Miss I.vdia.

Boden. Miss Mary. Bigley. James. Baldwin, Frank C.

Badgby. Mrs. Croihy, Mis Nellie. Curtis. Miss Katie Collins.

Mrs. Ahbie Conway, Miss Marlon G. Miller. Simon. Conrad.

Mrs. Bertie. Mnlfer, Howell. i inrse. Jim.

Cole. Miss. Cunningham. Jr. Comlnhrlg.

Mis Olive. Callaghan. Mis Marv. Dolsn. Bernard Denest.

Henry. Dougherty. John. Dougherty, George. Dixon.

Mr. Emllv Dougherty. Charles. Denes, Benjamin. Moore.

F. A. Magee. Thomas. Mnger.

Mis TIIMe. Mlnnis. Mrs. Annie. Miles.

James. Miller. Mrs. Martin. Miss Annie.

Mills. Earnls. Mcciones. Mrs. McHale.

Miss Annie. McCartney, Mrs. Katie. MscMillan. Miss Ella Mcrollum, Mrs.

McJ'bue. Mrs. Anney. McCall Bro. McCarron, Mis Mary.

McVety. Robert. North. Mrs. George Donnell.

Mrs. D. F. Perkins. Miss Evn.

Parkes. Harrv C. Palmer. Mrs. Matilda.

Peck. Radiol. Portol. James. Rodcers.

Frank Riddlck. Miss Maggie. Itohinson. Mrs. Jennie.

Roberts. Mrs. 2. Ryan. Miss Bessie Rogers, Mrs.

John. Rogers. Mrs. Maggie. Stelzner.

Ileiman (3)1 Smith. Miss Ella. Sweet Mertshvimer. Sullivan. Mr.

Smith. P. Schnndler. Walter Shroner. Miss Eva Smith.

Mrs. Annie L. Tate. William H. Tongherg.

Dagnev. Thielmann. Mr. Rosa. Thompson.

Mis Tracy. Miss Maggie Thursen. Mi. Alberlha. Vessels.

Mrs. Maria Van Dyke. H. I Evans. Millie.

Fisher. Miss Lizzie. Ferris. Miss Norah Fink. W.

File. John M. Field. Charlev. Fnltln.

Kate C. Glesecke. Miss Emllv. OllkrtRt. Miss Nellie Gniilllon, Daniel.

Geraghty. Graham, Mrs. Grotto. Mrs. Cardie.

Green. Mattie. Hinds. Mr. Haas.

Mis Lena. Harvey. Miss Mary. Hill, John W. Robinson.

Samuel R. Rice. Miss M. p. Rover.

Mr. Wm. Richardson. W. Seddon.

J. W. Stewart. 3. H.

Simkln. .1. W. Serullen Bro. Pchaner, Catheren.

Tnlette. LUldn. Thompson. Mr. Annie.

Vander. Melg J. L. Von Schaefer, Albert. Ward.

D. .1. Young Medicine Co. Holroyd. .1.

Hntchenson. Mis R. B. iienin. Edward.

vmrn. miss Lizzie. Henderson. Mrs. Walter.

Williams. Miss Neitie Harris. John Ward. Mrs Huirh nfntn Mr? William. Miss Lizzie William.

Mrs. Isabel. Hugh. John nson. West.

Mrs. Kate. (RICHMOND). Hill, Mrs. Maria L.

STATION Bowers. Miss Annie. O'Rourke. John. Galloway.

Mr. Nellie. Powers. Frank. ingoam.

I'orter. John Jones, Frederick. Postlno. Llngl. Johnson.

William. Stone, Jnroli Martin. Mis Katie. Wilson, T. Nagle, Frnnk.

STATION (FRANKFORDi. Dl I.nllo. Josephine. Morgan, Donald. Heffelflnger.

Mm. Mary. Osmer. A. Kenney.

Mis V. Tbornfurgh, Miss 01 McAweez. Miss Mary A. STATION (GEBMANTOWX). Berens.

Mr, Bernard. Morrl. Miss Katie. Brown, Miss Susan. Offnian, Mr.

E. Biummer, J. Dsnlelly. Mrs. L.

W. Dennison, L. G. DeWees, Mrs. M.

M. Deweeze. Allen. Dobbins. William F.

Duggnn, Master Fred. Fleming. Miss Mary. Fond. Mrs.

Hamlll, Mis Bridget. Harper, Chas. S. Harris, W. lgo, Mis Ann.

Jefferson, Randolph, John, Florence. Jonea, Miss A. Lang. Mrs. Llvlnnla.

Lincoln, Harry P. O'Halllhan, N. Opltz, Vieinr (2). Payne. Miss Jennie.

Raffertr. Daniel. Ragland. Alma. Reed.

Miss Margaret. Rentz. Mlsa Rose. Robert. Charlie.

Roberts. Peter Rihel. Miss Elizabeth. Smith, Miss Agnes. Smith.

Miss Maggie. Smith. Mrs. P. A.

Summers. Edward. Taylor. Ml Agnes. Wilson.

Walters. Mr. Mrs. E. L.

Wicks. Clara (2). Lindsay. Mr McDonnell. Miss Ellen.

Wilson. It. C. McFeetus, Mis Katie Woodward, Capt, Martin (2). C.

Magulre. Mis Alice. Yocum, W. W. Miller.

Nell. STATION (CHESTNUT HILL). Bell. Mis France. Boylan.

John. Bradford. E. S. Barker.

Foulrer. Campbell. Mi. X. (i.

Campbell. Mi. Coffan. Miss Bessie H. Conway, Mr.

Adelaide. Hudson. Mr. C. Lgrkina.

Miss A. Long. Miss Katie. Mclieehail, Miss Maggie, Robinson. Miss Ida.

Shaw. Mr. Samuel. Sprlgg. Miss Mary riinces.

Flaherty. Miss SInry. Slpslde. Henrv. Fttzslmons.

Mr David. St. Clair. I). Howe.

Mr. J. H. Wilson. Miss wnnle.

Hailing, Mis Hannah. Willlamton. Miss Clara. I Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

DEVLIN. On September 3. 1SD8. EDWARD son of Catharine and the late Peter Devlin. Funeral this morning at 74 o'clock, from his mother's residence, 2131 Montrose street, below Christian street.

DINAN. On the 5th MARY ROSE, daughter of Rose A. and the late Dennis Dlnan, aged 3 months and 2 weeks. Interment private. DOESCHER.

On the 2d Instant, HENRY DOESCHER His friends and employes of the Camden and Amhoy division. P. It. respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at S1 o'clock, from the residence of Fredrick Ar-mond. No.

1211 Catharine street. High Muss at St. Teresa's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. DONNELLY.

-On the 3d Instant. ELLA beloved daughter of Michael T. and Maria Donnelly, In her 21st year. Funeral on Wednesday morning nt 8 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 1722 Sou til Eighteenth street.

DUFFY On September 2. ISftS. CHARLES, son of the late Ellen Duffy. Funeral on Tuesday morning nt 7.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 1433 South Fourth street.

DURBOROW. On September 1. CLARENCE T. son of F. P.

and V. L. Pnrhorow. aged 5 months and 8 days. Funeral on Tuesday at 2 o'clock, from parents' residence.

230Hi Conway avenue. September 4. 198. JOSEPH W. EARL, aged 34 years, formeily of Conshohooken, Pa.

Funeral from his late residence, 8.V4 Carlisle street. Philadelphia, on Wednesday at 1 P. M. ETTER. On the 3d Instant.

MARY wife of Jacob Etter. aged 44 years and 0 months. In patience she suffered. In silence she bore. Till God called hr home 1o suffer no more.

The relatives and friends of the family are resieet fully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her husband' residence. 714 Tasker street. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. FLOOD. On Septemher 4.

1R9S, REBECCA SELLERS, daughter or Frank and June Flood, aged 5 years. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her parents. 608 Holly street. West Philadelphia. FOSTER.

On September 1. MARTHA, widow of the late Israel Foster, aged 91) years. Funeral services on Tuesday at 10.30 o'clock, from her late residence, No. 1420 Orthodox street, Frank-ford. GRELIS -On Septembers.

180S, HELEN, daughter of John J. and Mary Grells and granddaughter of the late Terrence and Mary Byrne. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 2H47 West York street. GRIFFIN. On September 2.

ISitS, THOMAS GRIFFIN, aged 77 year. The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, the fith Instant, at 8.30 A. from his late residence, 2133 Summer street. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral of St. Peter and St.

Paul, Eighteenth street, above Race, at 10 A. M. precisely Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. HALFERTY. On the 4th Instant.

PATRICK, husband of Sarah and son of James and Margaret Halferty, In his 30th year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at 8. So o'clock, from hi late residence, 2423 Stewart street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. HARRISON. On September S. JOHN, son of James and Honors Harrison, of strokestown. County Hoscotnmon.

Ireland. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from the real, (lence of bis brother-in-law, Mr. Bernard Lally, No. 752 North Thirty-sixth street. HASENEUAR.

On September 3. JOHN J. HAS-ENEUAR, In the 44th year of his age. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of hi sister, Mrs. J.

Freeborn, No. 2319 Cedar street. HESSION Suddenly, on the 3d MICHAEL P. HESSION. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the fuueral, on Wednesday morning at 7M o'clock, from hi late residence.

No. 1513 Wood street. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. September 2.

J8as. JOHN J. HIG-GINS. The relatives and friends of the family, also V. M.

Sodality and the League of the Sacred Heart of the Annunciation the St. Charles' Beneficial Association and the Universal Hibernian Society of Pennsylvania, are respectfully Invited to attend the funerai. on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 2004 Ellsworth street. High Mass of Requiem at St, Charle Borromeo Church.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. HC'NGERRUHLER -On Septemher 3. 10. JOHN CONRAD HUNGERBUHLER. in his 80ih vear.

Funeral services on Wednesday at 3 P. at late residence. 636 Callowhlll street. JACKSON. On the 4th ALFRED JACKSON.

Funeral on Wednesday afternoou 3 o'rlock. from his late residence. No. 504 West York street. JACOBS.

On September 2. SARAH M. JACOBS, dsughter of the late Martin and Margaret Earl, aged 40 years. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, 1341 Venango street, Tioga. JOHNSON.

On the 2d instant. WILLIAM IL. eldest son of N. Holland and Mary Ellen Johnson, aged 20 years. Funeral to-day at 1 o'clock, from his purcuts' residence, Marple, Delaware county.

Pa. JONES -On the 2d MARY daughter of the late Caleb and Mary A. Jones. Funeral and Interment private. KANE.

-On the 5th of diphtheria. JAMES, son of James and Mary Kane, ugd 5 years. Interment this Tuesday noon. No funeral. KELLY.

-On September 2. JOSEPH IGNATIUS, son of Francis and Sarah Kelly, aged 13 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Sanctuary Roys and the pupil of St. Ann School and St. Ann's T.

A. B. Cadets, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning 8 3D o'clock, from his parents' resident. 2730 East Thompson street. Twenty-fifth ward.

Requiem Mass ami Interment at St. Ann's. KISS1.ER On September 4, l'tlS. MARTHA idow of the late Joseph Kinsler, aged 60 year. The relative and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday arternoon.

sepieinoer 7. at 2 ciok, from the residence of her sun-lu-law, Mr. Piendegraat 212H Bridge street. Frnnkford. Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery.

LEHR. -On the 3d Instant. EDMUND, beloved husband of Mnggle Lehr and son of Francis and Marie Lnzla Lehr. aged 45 yeir. Funeral today at 3 P.

from the residence of bis parents, 2416 Cleveland avenue. LEVEY. -On September 3. PATRICK LEVEY. Funeral on Wednesday at 8 o'clock, from bis late residence.

No. 51 13 Jackson street. PagedPP8Sve.ii!' JVmm late' 4 VIwk LOt'KVVOOn. On the 3d Inst Rev. JOSEPH B.

LOCKWOOD, nged 76 vear. Funeral to-dsv 10 o'clock, from his late residence. No. 16 Maplewood avenue. Germantowu.

LOGAN' On September 3. BRIDGET, wife of John I.ocan and daughter of the late Rnrtlev Marv McElroy. of Carrlck Moore. County Tvrone. Ireland.

Funeral ou Tuesday morning i 8 o'clock, from her hushand's residence, No. 401 Tavlor avenue, Camden. N. J. September 3.

HARRY, son of Harry Marr Uinft year, 9 month 2 weeks and 1 day. Funeral on Tuesday at 2 o'clock, from the parents' residence. Pent! street, below Manayunk avenue, Hoxborough. LYNX. on the Instant.

JOSEPH LYNN, aged 27 year. The relative and friend of the family, also Division No. 1, A. O. Court Excelsior.

A. O. Irish-American Club and Philadelphia and National Mailable Iron Works Association, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'rlock. from the residence of Richard Adams. No.

220 llazzard street High Mas St. Edward' Church. Interment at Holy Cros Cemetery. McADAMS-On Septemher 3, 180.8, PATRICK McADAMR. aged fO year.

The relative and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend, the funeral, on Weilnesdav morning at 7.30 o'clock, from S30 South Fifth street. Mass at St. Philip's Church. Intel ment at cntneurai cemetery McCAItE. On the 2d instant, THOMAS F.

Mc- caks. The relatives and friends, atso Court Ener getic. No. 107, F. of arc respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 30 o'clock, from hi late residence, 114 Mc-Kean stieet.

Solemn Mass of Requiem at the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. McCLlNTOCK. On September 2.

HANNAH ,1., Wife of Daniel McCllntoc aged 65 year. Funeral on Tuesday at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, No. 408 West Btats street. Media. Pa.

MoGLENSE Y. On September 4. MARY L. nee Auier. widow of Johu McGlensey, In the Stub year of her age, at the residence of her daughter, Mr.

F. K. Ward, Chester Heights. Due notice of the funeral will be given. Septemher 4.

1M)8. BRIDGET, widow of the late Patrick McKenna. native of Drumlester, County Tyrone. Ireland. Funeral Wednesday rooming at 8 o'clock, from the ronl-dence of tier son, Arthur McKeumt, 2623 Wharton itreet.

dence. No. 728 street. Mass of Requiem at Church of Epiphany. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

NOLAN. On Sunday. Septemher 4, 1898, MARY, wife of Thomas Nolan. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from the residence of her daughter, 1015 Rnckford street. NORTH.

On September 2. JOSHUA T. NORTH. aged 68 years. Funeral from his late residence, near Glenlocb, N.

J.i ou Tuesday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. Septemher 8, 1808. CHARLES only child of Alice J. and the late James L. O'Brien, aged 2 year and 7 months.

The relative ami friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her mother' residence. 1017 Mifflin street. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. O'NEILL. On the th of September, istw, ROSE wife of Thomas O'Neill, aged 72 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, the 7th at 8 A. from her husband's residence, 2015 Green street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers. CRMS BY.

Suddenly, on the 5th THOMAS Olt.MSBY. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from his hreiher's residence, Edward Ornisbv 3427 Fair-hill street. Mass at St. Veronica's Church, lu-termeut at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. OUR.

On September 3, IsOS. Miss MARTHA OKU. nged "6 years. Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock, nt the residence of her brother. Mr.

Robert Orr. 516 North Twenty-third street. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. PETE It A Septemher 2. 1808.

JACOB, the husbnnd of the late Sarah Peterman. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday at 3 o'clock, from the residence of his son-ln law. Mr. Thomas Palmer. 1830 Brun-ner street, Nlcetown.

Inlerment at Greenwood Knights of Pythias Cemetery, PIERCE. On September 3. THOMAS son of Thomas and the late Annie Pierce, aged 22 years and monlbs. Funeral on Tuesday morn ing at (..10 clock, nom tne resilience of bis father. City Line, west of Old York road.

PLA into rest, on September 4, 1808, JANE wife of Aramon Plntt, in her 5S)(h year. Funernl services on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, at her husband's residence, Vas-sar street, Wlssahlckon. Interment private. RAU. On the 4th lnstaut.

MARY, wife of John Rau, aged 34 yea. Due notice of funeral, from ber late residence. 255 Dnrlen street. REDMOND. -On Saturday, September 3.

1S9S, THOMAS E. REDMOND. The funeril will take place on Wednesday morning at 7.30 o'rlock. from his late residence, 3720 Warren street. West Philadelphia.

High Requiem Mass at St. James' Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cros Cemetery. Relative and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. REED Entered Into rest, on the 4th Instant, MARY wife of J.

W'nlter Keed. Funeral Bervieeg 011 Wednesday. 7th Instant, at 3 P. M. Residence.

635 North Seventeenth street. Interment private. REIN. On the 3d Instant. LOUISA, daughter of Alexander and Agatha Rein, aged months.

Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from ber parents' residence. 1351 Bnmhrey street, Twenty-sixth ami Dickinson street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. RICE. On September 3.

189S. GEORGE RICE. aged 30 years. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from hi late residence. 2037 Moravian street.

Iutevment nt Nortbwood. ROBERTS -On the 4th Instant. RIDG WAY son of Itldgwny ami Helena M. Roberts, In his 22d year. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 2403 North Seventeenth street, luterment private.

SAARL On the 2d Instant. ANNIE SAARI. wife of Nicholas Saarl. aged 24 years. The relative and friend or the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the northeast corner Third and Pine street.

Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. SHAW. On September 4. ANN, widow of the late William Shaw. The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from her late resilience, 1307 Fltzwnler stieet.

M.isr at St. Teresa's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. SIMSOX. On the 4th Instant.

HYNE. beloved husband of Gertrude Slmson, agrd 51 years. Funeral on Wednesday at 10 o'clock, from his late residence. 2028 Camac street. SI.EMMER In Norrlstown.

Septemher 3. IMil. WILLIAM SLEMMI'R, in the 70th yeur of his age. The relative and friend of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence. 617 De Kalli street, on Wednesday.

7th Instant, at 4 o'clock P. M. Interment at Montgomery Cemetery. STACKHOI the 2d Instant. MARTHA daughter of the late Charles C.

P. and Sarah L. Stackhoiie. Funeral this afternoon nt 3 o'clock, (mm her late residence. 823 North Ninth street.

Interment at South Laurel Hill. SWEENFY. -Suddenly, on the 4th Inst. son of Bernard and the late Mary Sweeney, aged 37 year. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from hi late residence, 135 Master street.

SYLVEJiTEHr-On September 4. 1808. ELIZABETH, widow of Solomon Sylvester, formerly of West Cbesier, In the 73d year of her age. Funeral service on Wednesday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, at the resilience of her son-in-law, George W. Ganloer.

4322 renngrove street. Interment private at Fernwood. THOMPSON. -On the 3d Instant. EDWARD.

on of the late Edward and Elizabeth Thompson. Funeral this afternoon 1 3 o'clock, from the residence of his brother-in-law. Richard Ca- hill. No. 3 Met orrulok avenue.

Services nt the 1 1 iv. 1 inn- 1 Cathedral Church. Interment at Cathedral tcry. TREACEY. -On September 3.

MARY, daughter of James and Maggie Triitey, aged 1 year. The relative and friends of the family are resiteotfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afteruoon at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 1554 Leithgow street, formerly Gojfrey avenue. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. TYNDALE.

-On September 4, EMMA wife of Harry C. Tyudale. aged 4S years. Funeral on Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Interment 1 private.

the 5th of September. 1S0S, MARY wlf of John A. Vngt, aged 64. Due notice of the funeral will be given. WALL On September 4.

IM18. HELEN ELIZABETH WALL, daughter of Robert C. and Anna B. Wall, nged 7 months and 18 days. Funeral to-day at 1 o'clock, from residence.

3127 Columbia avenue. Interment private at Chelten Hills Cemetery. WALSH. On September 3. MARY, daughter of Patrick and Mnggle Walsh.

Funeral on Tue-dav afternoon at 3 o'clock, from her parents' residence, No. 4033 Homestead street, Wli-noming. WALT EPSON. Entered Into reat, on the Sd instant, MAGGIE C. WALTEHSON.

aged 61 years. The relative nnd friend of the family ar respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, ou Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from rhe resl. deuce of her ister. Mrs. J.

S. Davis. 868 Main street. Derby, Delawaie county. Interment at Mt.

Zlon Cemetery. WHALEN. -On the Bth EARL WHALEN. son of A. K.

nnd Mary E. Whnlen, aged 20 months. The relative and friend of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at 8 o'clock, from his pmil' residence. 2451 North Cleveland avenue. Inlerment at Schuylkill Hnveu.

Pa. WILltll AH AM on Septemher 3, 1808. WALTER COPE, on of Eber L. and Jennie Work W. braiiem, aged 8 week.

Funeral services thl afternoon at 3 o'clock, at his parents' residence, 725 South Third treet. Interment private. WIPM AYEP. -On September 1. FREDERICK W1DMAYEK.

In his 60th yenr. Funeral, oa Tuesday. September 6. 12 o'clock, from hi late residence, near Amblerv I'a. graph Company, 1032 Chestnut Street, Philadel phia.

Situations Wanted FEMALE CHILD'S NURSE Young girl wants position; loves children; best city reference. Address 56, Times Office. WANTED By a young woman of culture and refinement (a widow, resident of Richmond, Va a position a companion or secretary: can give bet references. Address Mr. Box 237, Hop-klnsville, Ky.

Employment jfyenctes PENN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Largest In the world; main headquarters, 1413 Filbert Philadelphia. Branch, 1210 Atlantic Atlantic City. Positions secured or money refunded according to agreement. Help supplied for seashore resort.

for ffeni FinXISHED ACE 310 (ST. TO J3 PER week. 25c. to 50o. per night.

proposals SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED hv the Committee on Property, at the o.iice of the Hoard of Public Education. No. 713 Filbert Street. Philadelphia, until 2.30 o'clock P. WEDNESDAY, September 14.

1808. for the following work: Alterations to the Haines Street Church Building. In the Twenty-second Section. Also an addition to the Feltnnvllle School Building. In the Twenty-second Section.

All bid in firms' name must state the names of the partner of the firm. Said work to be done In accordance with the plans nd specifications of the architect and supervisor of School Buildings, to be seen at the office of the Board between the hours of 2 and 4 P. M. No bid of 8500 or over will be considered tinle accompanied by a certificate from the City Solicitor that the provisions of an ordinance approved May 25. 1860, have been complied with.

In addition to the security of 50 per cent, of the amount of the contract required for the faithful execution of the work, the contractors will be required before commencing work to execute a penal bond In accordance with ordlnauce of Councils approved May 30, 1806. All the ctty ordinances governing the employment of labor and material must be compiled with. The committee reserve the right to reject ny or all hid, and also to exact security for work where the bid Is lees than $500, If, In their opinion. It Is deemed necessary. No bid will he received from anyone who cannot demonstrate to the satisfaction of the com- mlttee hi or their ability to fully comply with lliv in in, iih iMiiinitiicr "i iimuii-iin in regard to the filing of bond for the satisfactory completion of the work and the securing of con-tractots' debts.

Such demonstration must be made to the committee prior to the opening of bid. By order of the Committee on Property. A. F. HAMMOND.

Secretary. CTHATFORD BOARDING STABLES. South TWENTY-THIRD below WALNUT Excellent aeeouimonniioos and nest or care for Horses. Several Bos Stalls not yet engaged. 111....

Special Arrangements for Monthly Turnouts. JOHN CRAVEN. Manager. Wants A DIES' AND GENTS' CAST-OFF CLOTH- ng. hat, shoe and carpet bought.

Highest price paid, send postnl. WEINSTF1N. 326 N. THIRTEENTH. C'l ENTS' CAST-OFF OLOTHINO-I WILL PAY bight st p-lces for srcnd hand clothing, hi', shoes, etc.

Call or end postal to BORLAND, 8.16 GIRARD Avenue. TADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S GOOD CLOTH-J ing bought. Address Milton, N. E. Cor.

7th and Lombard St. WT ANTED-SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. 11 plnnoa; entire houses. Hoover, 1320 Ridge JFor Sate SALE TEN R.I P.A.N S. I at druggist.

One give relief. FOR 5 CENTS Storaye CENTRAL STORAGE HOUSE. 321-323-325 N. Eighth St. (above Vine); new ti-tory building: 1,000 separate room; $50,000 to loan; good Insured.

No CHARGE UNTIL GOODS ARE REMOVED. 'Detective Jtgencie DETECTIVE BUREAU (STANDARD) OPEN dav and night; oil business confidential, 1413 FILBERT Street. Branch. 1210 ATLANTIC Avenue. Atlantic City.

S3i Ch usmess ances IrtOR SALE AN ESTABLISHED HOSIERY plant la complete running order; capacity 100 dozen per day. Addles 54, Time Oilke..