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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 14. 1898. 9 Persona SPeal Gstate for Sale Schools and Colleges UNCLAIMED LETTERS TROUBLE BREWING IN THE RED CROSS SOCIETY NEWS OF THE SHIPPING WORLD PORT OF PHILADELPHIA September 12, WILLIAM DOB-SON, in bis 74th year.

Funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, Scott' lane. Falls of Schuylkill. DOUGHERTY. -On the lfltb MARY, widow of the late James Dougherty. Funeral on Wednesday morning at o'clock, front her late residence.

1243 South Mole Btreet. EGKR. On September 12. ALPHONS EGER, aged 2ft years. Due notice of the funeral will he given.

EH REN BERG. On September 10. 1S9S. LOUISE wife of the late Michael Ehrenherg. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence.

1023 Passyunk avenue. Requiem High Mass nt the Church of the Annunciation. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. FEENEY On the 10th instant, LOUGHLIN FEENEY. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Holy Name Society, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at S1 o'clock, from his late residence.

2164 East Lehigh avenue. Thirty-first ward. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Ann's and interment at the New Cathedral Cemetery. GARDEN.

On September 11. CHRISTOPHER HENRY' GARDEN, aged SO years. Funeral private. GOODELL On September 11. at Spring Lake.

N. ELIZABETH, infant daughter of Edward Prime and Mary Newport Goodell. Services nnd Interment private. GORDON. -On September 12.

WOODVILLF son of John F. and Roberta Gordon, aged fid years. Funeral on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his late resilience. 2703 Jefferson street. HARTZEL.

Of diphtheria, on the 11th instant, WILLIE only child of William A. and Laura Hartzel. aged 7 years, 3 months and ft days, at the parents' residence, 1SS1 Lipplneott street. No funeral. On September 12.

1S0S. ABBIE wife of William Hilton and daughter of the lale John anil Ellen Shea, aged years. COME LET US REASON TOGETHER If you are unhappy and discontented, want to know truthfulness of friends, business deals, mat rimonial venture, LADY OORDONp THE PEACEMAKER And spiritual mother, teils von all things. THE WASHINGTON" POST Says you will get advice trom a source that ha no rival In experience of human ills. Office and resldeuce, 1135 31RARD Aveuue.

AMERICAN DISTrIcTTe Open Day and Night. Exacutlva Cffics, 1031 Chastiut Streat. Quick Jlrnenger nnd Telegrli Wer-Tlre. In roiineclion nllh lotnl Tele-SrHpli able Prolrellve Waleh. Clock and Horglnr Alarm System for Hunks.

Factories, Warehouses, Business Establishments nnd Private Dwellings. Call Boxes for Messenger, Fire, I'oliceand Coupe service. Special Pollceand Detective service. elrgrnni lo nil point 111 Ibe United Slate nod I finiF F0R DELAY ALL lRREGl'LARI-LHUlLO ties, use the only genuine French are Ketnedy. Pilule De Taris; safe and powerful: sure results guaranteed In fire dars.

By mall or at otllcc, $2 00. Sealed and confidential. THE FRENCH REMEDY 664 DAUPHIN STREET. TJPHE KEELEY INSTITUTE. 74ft HIGH ST .1.

Newark. N. No fight or will power necessary after treatment for liquor or drug haldt; both manager and physician took the treatment orer six years ago and understand the work; every case making a cure. ItS. HOFFM AN, BUSINESS CLA I RVOY ANT.

'l tells the name of her visitors and name in full of the one you marry. 505 Franklin Street. j- APIKS IN- TROUBLE CONSULT MRS. DR. i jj YAWK b4 N.

11th St 18 venrs elegant home bcf. nnd dur. coufMenttul. IT EADorARTERN FOR iit'RRKR GOODS 1 It LEVICK'S SON 720-1230 Chestnut. LADIES' REGULATOR: CURE ANY STAGE; perfectly harmless.

Mrs. Young. 802 N. (1th. A DIES' QUIET PRIVATE HOME DURING -Joonhn't.

Mis. Leslie, grad. mlihv. 2012 Oxford. I1 ADY SPECIALIST CURES IRREGI LAHI-ties: 10 A.

M. to 4 P. M. 1016 Mt. Vernon.

EP8SM NEW ATTENDANTS. 1523 VINE- STREET. i CCIENT1F1C SWEDISH MASSAGE. EI KCTR1C iO and vejior baths. 1H-3 Brandywine.

DR De HARDT PENNYROYAL PILD. Sold by druggists. Office. 200 N. NINTH.

1. fASSAGE AND BATHS. aL MISSES MAY. 1707 CHESTNUT Street. ASS AGE AND MAGNETIC TREATMENT.

A' A 1.1 CHEHHY ST. GENUINE MASSAGE AND BATHS. 101S BRANDYWINE- L. jCost and OST-A GKN'TLKMAN'S SOUTA1KK DIA- inond ring. Nutnpliiy niiilil, Siiteinhpr 10; ColumMfl Avenue, between liith ami Sts.

He-warrt. 140 Howard Htreer. Jfelp "Wanted MALE BOSTON Wanted, a first-class, ihoroushly ex-porient-oil salesman In our upliobuery department: must be acquainted with all branches of upholstery. Correspond with Mr. Harry, slating experience, etc.

Jordan Marsli Roslou. Mass. CANVASSER, experienced, for old-established religious weekly: kIvc references and experience )f vharell mvmiwe Address 31, Times Office. FEMALE ALL HRANCHES taught for positions at Mrs. Klntzel's Millinery School.

N. W. corner Tenth and Federal. l.V. a lesson; 12 lessons.

full course OtO lcsonsl. $0. Special training for all who want to become tirsi-class trimmers. Male and female classes. Materials free.

CANVASSER, experienced, for old-established religious weekly; give references and experience 1 and say If. church member. Address 42. Times Ofliee. GIRL wanted: housework; small family; plain1 cooking: 'i0.

1P27 Brown Si reel. STAMPERS oil line stationery work wanted at Waliamaker's. SZooms for OMI'OHTAHLE. FINE ROOMS; MATH; ALL conveniences. 22i Miuth loth Mreet.

EVENTH STREET. l.Vt N. -FURNISHED rooms for gentlemen only. I.MTiMSHED ROOMS TO RFN'T. ALL CON- venienccs.

at 3733 Sansoni West I'hila Wanted Fl UMSIIEI) 7R0AD. 420 SOUTH-BEAUTIFULLY FUR-I nlshed second story: also medium-size room; very desirable; terms reasonsble. rpWO LADIES WANT 3 FURNISHED ROOMS for Pght hnuseUeeptnc In a oulet family; good neignliTirhood. near Philadelphia, convenient to statiim. Address Hox 2.0ii4.

l'liiladeljihia. ATLANTIC 1TV "1 ICTORIANEAH THE BE ACII TIIOR-v ougldy renovateil: steam heated. Open all the year. Send for Booklet. M.

WILLIAMS. IHE RUDOLF-ATLANTIC CITY. On tbe Beach front. Capacity 400. R.

MYERS. Proprietor. noTEL CENTRAL. Open all the year class. Moderate rates.

Table and service first-CHARLES McGLADE. Of'KAX CITY, J. HOTEL MAYF.ERRY. Now open; full ocenn view: wide, cool verandas; $1.30 ler day; $7 to $10 per week S. II.

MAYHEHHY. lll.I.UV tRr, WATER OAl CATARACT HOUSETra; near. Health and pleasure. 100. Tbone.

Illustrated booklet: stabling. L. TUCKER. I.SCF.M.AX KOl'Jt COTTACiS JEFFEUSON. N.

IN THE WHITE MOl NTAINS. IS NOW VAKINO KNGACEMKNTS FOR AND OC'TOliEIt ONLY. SEPTEMBER the creat month for GOLFING. No IIh.t Fever. DAVID Mnnncor.

Apartments THE PASCO IStih St, near Spruce St, APARTMENTS FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED. ENTIRELY MODERN. SUITES OF 2 AND 8 ROOMS, WITH PRIVATE HALLS. SANITARY BATHS. LARGE CLOTHES CLOSETS.

ELECTRIC LIGHTS. TELEPHONE IN EVERY APARTMENT. REFERENCES REQUIRED OF THOSE NOT PERSONALLY KNOWN TO THE MANAGEMENT. THE LORRAINE BROAD ST. AND F.MRMOUNT AVE.

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. Special inducements offered families wanting unfurnished apartments by the M'ur. Suites furnished by year, month or transient. Every apartment with hatb. All latest Improvements.

Table d'Hote. JOHN J. SHANFELTER. Manager. TOE (MOT! ELEVENTH' AND INE STREETS.

Select Family Apartments of Two to Five Rooms. wttn until, private nans. Building Absolutely Fireproof. Hates Moderate. M.

L. ANDREWS. Manager. Nos. 221.

22.V2IS South 16th St. (below Walnut), Desirable Location. Rooms En Suite. Terms Reasonable. Telephone.

f7Jusical instruction T) H1LADELPHIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 819 N. Broad St 40 lectures are delivered during the season: subjects. History of Music, Harmony, Counter Point, Canon, Fugue. Forms of Musical Composition, Acoustics.

Aesthetics of Music. Musical Instruments and Art of Piano Plnvlng. Season tickets, 15.00; first lecture Wednesday, September 14, at 8 P. M. ROAD STREET CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

1831 south Broad street, reopens MONDAY. September ft. Private and class In struction in ail branches by a faculty. of 40 artist teachers. Advantaces unequalled.

Appointments unsurpassed. For lllustiated catalogue address GILBERT IIAYNOLDSCOMBS. Director. PHILADA MUSICAL ACADEMY. 1017 Spruce 0029 Main Germantown.

re. opens September IV Private and clims lessons tn all branches of music. Terms. 30. 30th season, ('or illustrated catalogues apply to Kich-ard Zeckwer.

Director. 1511 GIRARD AVENUE. Reopens Sept. ft. Kate H.

Chandler, Principal. RATION AL CONSERVATORY OF MUSICS -A Vocal and Instrumental. M9 X. Broad St. i I i IMPROVED PROPERTY-CITY LESS THAN COST TO BUILD 7-BOOM JiH porch front bouses; nearly new; reduced from l.rtOO to built In pairs.

35x75; all rented to good tenants: will pay over 13 per cent, net; easy terms. E. CTtESSE, 1215 Filbert. GERMAXTOWJi FOR SALE PROPERTY C43 PENN ST Germantown: handsome stone hi'llse aM stable: shade and fruit trees in abundiiice: lot terms reasonable. Apply to WE'DELI iw2JA-N 1407 l-heatnut Street.

OAK LAXE NEW HOUSE; ALL CONVENIENCES; fhooii' nuiii- tiiinic t-a fl Hnilfhurdt UUUl und -rjos PEX.VSYI.VAXH FARJI1 (TOl FOR SALE IN THE CHESTER VALLEY. miles north of Stafford Station, desir able farm of 120 acres: well watered anil caving natural advantages for slock raising; superb view price reasonable. SAMUEL W. LEVIS. 731 WALNUT Street.

Cstate for DiraOVED PROPERTY CITY' DDtEWEiaaD OTP NO. WE DID IT. We lowered the rent lo a mere MILF (MOTO PCSEE 3-story Potnpellan brick fronts. 10 large rooms, all modern improvements 122.00 PER MONTH. Seven lines of cars to any part city.

Three minutes to Strawberry Mansion and Parlt Trolley. E-story. 7 rooms, large bed rooms and kitchen. Ponipeilan brick fronts. lft.

CO PER MONTH. 32 AND CUMBERLAND STS. Al 1037 SITING GARDEN 14 RMS $7o 00 tJS.211.") Arch St roiiim 110 3Mi I'owelton Avenue. 12 ro-jllis. 30 if) i 2i'lll ogilen Street.

0 rooms 20 i'0 i 102(1 amuck Street tNih.i. roomr, WVHlstock Stiept. it rooms 10 no 220. Federal Street. 7 Us 00 f-i't Stillman Street, 7 rooms O'l 230 Darlen Street.

0 rooms 1 i CO l'o7 Lat'mer Street. 4 rooms 10. on 213 Titan Street, li rooms In on Iitbcow Street, i.i-mis. loco (atharlne Streot. 4 rooms 00 IHE LAND TITLE AND TRUST Tnrft lie-part mem.

RiotuI and Chestnut i'." PER MfNTII-- 1W0 N. STH IN elegant condition: latelv papeied aud painted: must t-e seen to lie Apply to owner. WM. III NSTI N. 1017 Maiket St.

AVEST I'll 1 1, A DELPHI A 11ESTONVILLE REAL ESTATE 4s23 LANCASTER AVENUE. business Ofices for ACCir f0 CHESTNUT STREET. UrriVEJ 430 WALNUT 1018 HKSTNUT STREET. H2R CHESTNUT STREET. 15 TH STREET.

C-f rp 13 MARKET STREET. eJlJJ" H'22 MARKET ST. IS.I. SOxlKOi i Upper 1C2II MARKET ST. (3.1.

4th. 10x104 MARKET ST. (3d.) 17 N. tiTll ST. (2d.) Floors 101 CHESTNUT ST.

(rooms, with powen. 2-10 MARKET Entire liuilding. fieri ppi Aeent' VJCU. l-cta jj, o-un 7th Street TMIEXEL HUILDINl OFFICES, lfi. J273.

$325. Suiies. 2 rooms. $21rl. suites.

3 rooms. $4110 Mid roo. Hasement offices. $.350, J450. 5'JO, S530.

One Hist fionr otrice. ELLIS D. WILLIAMS, MO. Diesel Building. jCoans and fTortgages MORTGAGES AND GROUND RENTS houL'lit and sold.

TUPS. .1. HUNT. 623 WALNUT Street. 77oney to jCoa.n I1IILADA.

COLLATERAL BANK. AT THE old place. I07 South Sth St. Loans money to any amount on Diamonds. Watches.

Jewelry, 'silverware. Pianos, etc. Iiw rates of Interest. All business strictly coulideutial. No pawubrokiug signs.

i T'OI' CAN HORHOW MONEY ON YOUR FUR-I 1 nltr.re. piano, merchand se. NOKTHEAST- ERN STi'RAliE HOUSE, lol7 (iERMANTOWN AVENUE. building Itfaterial ITLPINd BRICKS FOR SALE IMMEDIATE delivery bv boats, cars or teams. Ml HKEI.L DOiJIHNS.

24 S. SEVENTH ST. r-. 5tc tanos, Urgans, fn 7 EDUCED PRICES, will pay you to see EASY TERMS, us before making loboDvo mm ma 1715 I'HESTNL'T 179 COLUMHIA AVE. FOR tl'Sir IU THE Tunes nnliniit'd; sto nt inf.s p-lt or, (Jrtiiliichl's Musk- Box Warrr-xmis, lf'3 i bestntir.

Wants Borland Has Removed to 9 GIP.ARD Ave tinue to pay high cloihlng. shoes, etc. evenings. below 10th, and will con-st prices for gents' cast-ofT Call or send postal, ope.i OIRAHll HELOW Id 4 STH STONISIIINULY Ill'ill I RICES PAID FOH l- ladles aud gentlemen's cast-off dothin- carpets, shoes, old gold and silver, send postal; city or country. M.

Nathan S. Oth. ADIES' AND GENTS' CAST-OFF CLOTH- Inc. hats, shoes and carpets bought. Highest prices paid, send postal.

WKIN'STEIS. 32B X. THIRTEENTH. INDIES' STREET AND EVENING PRESSES; also jrcntleinen's line clothing lv.u;:ht. Ad.

dress Milton. N. E. corner 7th Lomtmd Sts. A NTED SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.

planus; entire houses. Hoover. Ll-U Hidi Avenue JCISSiins SHARPENED. 5c. SAWS.

25c IKS No, th Sf-verth. M. KENNEDY. Sor Sale IrMNE BROOMS. LOW PRICES.

AT FACTORY. 8 North Water Street. can save salesmen's commission by Inlying direct from factory, oulv one profit at factory. North Water St. E.

J. ROBERTS. ITViLms' FoR EASTM AN'S POCKET KODAK" I 20c: hull's eye. No. 2, ooc hull's eve, Codville Glrard Avenue.

Photo Supplies, 14 West ing supplies: 2d-hnud table cheap. 222 S. 8th. nilAIR CANE. REEDS lushes, woven cane 130(1 MARSHALL.

nOR SALE TEN R.I A S. FOR 5 CEXTS at drngglsts. One relief. Carpet Cleaning RY OUR UNEQUAI.ED WHIPPING PRO. cess.

3c per yard. K. It KLIOll It KKR COMPANY', NINTH, below Glrard. Telepboue connection. CI A PETS CLEANED ON THE FLOOR.

WALLACE. 31 S. SEVENTEENTH ST. Carpets beaten. 3e.

a yard. JNTEUPRISE CARPET WORKS. J1431 North TWENTYFIHST Street. CARPETS CLE A NED, oc YARD. 1)EERLESS CARPET CLEANING WORKS.

(ISO N. BRoAD. Carpets cleaned and laid. 5c. Storagi i CENTRAL STORAGE HOUSE.

X. Eighth St. (above Vinel. new 6-story building; 1,000 separate rooms; to loau; goods Insured. No CHARGE J'NTIL GOODS AREREMOVED.

rpHE EXCHANGE STORAGE 1 North Sth Street. Separate rooms. Cash advances. Packing and moving at low ratei. charge until goods are removed.

trusses 83 00 SINGLE ELARTIC TRFSS; CAX BB worn day and nigbt with comfort and ease; fitted with pneumatic pad: lady attendant FLA YELL, 1005 SPRING GARDEN ST. 'Dressmaking and 77illinery OPENING FALL AND WINTER FAFF.R fashions and fall millinery, Thursday, SepJf (ember 15, and following days. 1723 Clies(nut. Milliards and Pool POOL. BILLIARDS AND SHUFFLEBOA RDL Second-baud tables.

2-421 XorU Front St. AN Unclaimed letters remaining at the Philadelphia Post Office, Friday, September 9, 1SD8. Ask for advertised letters and mention the date above Indicated. Letters that are not called for before September 23, 1M8, will on that date be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Washington.

D. C. STATION (EIGHTH STRERT). Atherton. Mrs.

Bertha. Ayers, Miss Bird. Anton, Charles It. Batzer. John.

Barnes, Karl S. Brison, Joe. Baird. Mrs. Kebecca.

Bubeck, Fred. Bercay, Heuiy. Hllbart, Miss A. E. Bonett, C.

C. Coflln. John. Carpenter. Mr.

Carter. Joseph. Carpenter. Mrs. Sallie.

Crowley. Miss May M. Cook, Edward. Dnrls. Ella.

Drange. Miss W. N. Dungen, M. Johns, Miss M.

Juppln, Charles. Jamison, Anna Kahn, Samuel. Kelleher, Miss Winnie. Killien, Mrs. Jennie.

Kezley, Charles. Lovet, D. Lodge, Jane H. Leeson, Mrs. F.

McElroy, Mrs. M. McAllister. Mm. Ellle.

Mayul. Juan. Mann, Mr. Whitby. Msthcw.

Messnier, P. M. Mnnfard, Mrs. F. Mitchell.

Mis'. Mary. Moore, Mrs. Hattie. Moore.

Mrs. Katie. Dltts. J. W.

Newport. Mrs. Bessie. Dalsey. Mrs.

Martha 3. Preston. Mrs. Flora. Dotterer.

Harry. Front, Miss Mary. Dill. Lizzie. Donnellv, Mathew.

Egan. M. Finnegan, James J. Fisher. Mrs.

C. A. Frank, I. Grimm, Miss A. Grover.

Mrs. K. Gutting. Mrs. H.

Goldstein, Solomon, Garlington, Mrs. Hasklnson, Hachael. Hudson, Mrs. Harrison, John. Reich.

F. A. Rankin. H. L.

liennv. Miss A. Roillllot. Mrs. M.

R. ltushtou. Miss J. Shapley. Dr.

Smith. Miss Mary. Shurr, Mr. I Slong. Mrs.

Maggie. Swavely. Wm. (2). Schloendom.

Mr. Todd. Lillie (2). Tousnn, Miss K. Williams.

George. Williamson. Harry S. T. ard.

C. Walsh. Mary B. Hamburger, Hattie. Harzarden.

P. Heberllng. Miss H. Hobman. Marie.

Irwin, Charles. STATION P-' (PASSYL'NK). Karmez. M. Kellev, Miss Nellie.

L. Kyle. J. W. Kenney.

Miss Annie. Koratz. T. Krakowsky, Ida. Kirk, H.

L. Llcliimstlne. Mrs. E. Ixingstreth.

Wm. Leach. Jos. Lerkins. J.

Lewis. R. Layton. H. Martin.

Miss. Magulre. Miss L. P. May.

Andrew. Mundy. Miss M. Morris, Andrew. McGary, Mrs.

Mende. Miss McMaban. James. McKenna. Mrs.

S. McNarry. Mrs. Chas. Moody.

Mrs. Wm. Monday, Mrs. A. Mather.

Mrs. James. McVar, Miss D. Mackett, Miss R. Martin.

Moffett. Miss A. J. lorgan. Miss J.

Meyers. W. Murrar. Miss M. McCarthy.

Miss M. Msstroiaiui. L. Machie. Mrs.

Magulre. Ewd. Mei'racken. W. Mahoney.

Mrs. II. Manson. Mr. Matzeman.

P. Natkin. Abe. Nis'k, Miss L. Noll.

Levi. O'Keefe, Miss B. O'Brien, Mrs. O'Kune. Miss X.

O'Connell. Mrs. O'Keefe, Miss B. Phillips. J.

Patterson. Miss M. Porter. Harry. Pleck.

H. Porter. H. Alperowitz. Nathon.

Ahranoviti. E. Abrsmowltz. Mrs. R.

I American Spice Co. Allen, Miss Mary S. Archer. Benj. Atkins, Mrs.

S. Blumberg. A. Bursridlowskl, M. Blank.

A. Bond. Mrs. M. Brant.

Miss H. Bernstein. II. Brown. Mrs.

Mary. Burke. Mis. Brlnghurst. Mrs.

J. J. Batson. Mrs. Flora.

Blunienthal. Mr. Brown. Miss Katie. Boggs.

Mary A. Boardley. Mrs. M. Butler.

George. Brown, Eva. Behm. Albert. Baker.

Mary H. Bailey. Mattle. Beair. Mrs.

Bailey. Miss EIU. Brown. Miss Pauline. Brown.

L. Bastan. Mrs. Kate. Broeze.

Miss 0. Caultleld. Mrs. John. Caretoh.

Pat. Crawford. Mrs. A. Chase.

Mrs. N. L. Cooper. Julius.

Crayder. H. Cooper Mrs. H. Costello.

Mrs. A. M. Collins. James.

Crsn. Miss Mary. Collier. P. F.

Chambers. John. Cohee. Miss Annie. Colin.

B. Dunney. John. Doley. Mrs.

Mary. Dohrlng. Charles. Denelie. It.

Dltmars. Miss H. Darsey. Mrs. L.

B. Dry. Mrs. James. Davis, Mrs.

Mary. Douglass. W. J. Damick.

Mr. and Mrs. Davrealh. Miss ay. Dclaney.

Mrs. Clarence Desmond, William. Ellis. F. Estermon, H.

Enmal. Mrs. M. (21. Farber.

Mr. Flood. Miss J. Freeman. H.

Frank. Mrs. A. Freeman. Charles.

Fassltt. Mrs. J. Fletcher. Mrs.

.1. Fleming. Ixiuls. Fielding. Miss M.

Fnrnhani, Mrs. A. Flanagan. Wesley. Glossnian.

S. Gltter. L. George. Mrs.

A. Gilhgar. B. Gandolfo. R.

Gun. George. Green. Jos. (2i.

Gray. H. Grevson. H. Gault.

W. J. Greennagh. Mr. Genne.

Geni. Gormley. H. Gurdan M. Goldstein.

F. Goldberg. Abe. Gray. M.

E. Gordon. Mrs. Julia. Gellfiaeh.

S. Greenfield. B. Goldstein, J. Goldhurg.

M. Hursev. Miss M. Hood. Miss Mattle.

Harris. Mrs. R. J. Houston.

Fred. Hauro. Miss O. Hutchinson. John.

Hefferman. Miss A. Hushes. Miss B. Holcomb, Mrs.

L. Helnrlch. G. Harrison. Mrs.

Dora. Priston. Mrs. M. Polascbek.

J. Penza. Pareken, Mr. Powell. Albert, pokowsky.

F. Plnkett. Miss Sallie. Poeppern. H.

Queen. Miss Ella. Hoseuwater. L. Rleder.

Eddie. Horna. 1. Kaidy. D.

Robinson. Mrs. Ella. -Richmond. Miss R.

Randall. Miss M. Hothermel. C. C.

Smlnowesky. Sengermnn. M. Sorvvngenleze. Silverman.

Mr. Short. John. Simons. T.

Serret. Corra. Stewart, Miss C. Sellars. H.

Seeley, K. Smctz. H. Scheckfer, E. Shell.

P. Smith M. A. Smuluitz. Miss K.

Solomon. T. Smith. N. O.

Schurr, F. Snyder. Charles. Smith. Smith.

Miss Lizzie. Salson. 1. SsKalow ltz. S.

Scherer. Miss L. Simmons. W. A.

Kcott. William. Sllversteln. Mr. Smith.

Miss A. Silverman. A. Short. Miss Marv.

Tracy. W. W. Tenney. Dr.

Thomas. F. Trschtenberg. Thomas. Miss M.

Vaughn. Jcs. Van Dyke Picture Co. Woollnfkv. J.

Walsh. Mrs. J. Wick. Louis.

Wilson. Andrew. White. Miss C. Weldv, Ym.

Weller. Miss Marv. Wolf. Mrs. H.

Whtttmnn. R. B. Wirtstaffter, Miss G. Wren.

It. WhUely. Thomas, itarner. Edot. Zelichowskv.

Fourth Class. Hsgaii. John. Fletcher, James. vanhoff.

John. loiauei. jnw. -i Johnson, Miss Jackson, John, 1. Jackson.

Mrs. L. Joseph. Max. Jellnskl.

E. Jatksoii, I. Johnson. Jackson, Miss Jackson. Mrs.

C. Klelaniky. W. Katz, B. Kotavoskl.

W. Khto.inik. Knauf. Fred. Kline.

A. Klsslrich, Jacob. ITALIAN LIST 1 Curtl. Alfonso. 2 Anastasio.

Gaetano. 3 Carrione. Nlcollno. 4 Fiorello. Anlelln.

5 Geangiordano. Mcoln. (( tfulliano. Hernardo. 7 Imbriane.

Michele. STATION" "Q' Ambrose. Miss Agnes. Agnew. John.

Bancroft. Mrs. Annie. Barnes. Mrs.

Alice. Black. Miss E. Becker. J.

Cope, Mrs. Frank. Caffrey, Mrs. Beckey. Drelfus.

Mrs. Harry. Dingier. George W. De jauger.

Mrs. S. Evans. Mis. Edward.

Ellas. Matthias. Esler. Horace B. Falkenberg.

Miss. Grlesmer. Miss Annie. Gloor. Mr.

Goldig. Charles L. Greyer, John V. Grover. Charles H.

Hanrahan, Miss Gertrude M. llaokett. Harrv. Hallowell. Walter.

Johnson. Mrs. Mary A. Kelly. Mrs.

M. 8 Lanzarottl. Corino I'lrolo. Domenico. lti Scarano.

Itonata. 11 Scorpio, 12 Taglleri. Fustacbio. 13 Valente. Mcola.

(FAIHHILLI. Marshall. Miss Iittle. McCarTray, Miss Lizzie. Molntyre, John Mitillnsey, John.

Mechter, Jacob Maeaulev. lluiti, Noble. Miss E. Noe. Brine.

Annie. Peiree. Edward. Prltchett. John W.

Rankin. Sirs. Emma. Richards. Sue.

Daughter. Dr. Shadrath. Robinson. Malcolm.

Schubert. Mrs. Wm. Selgfrled. Miss Jennie.

Socler, Miss Augusta. Smith. Miss Maggie. Smyth. Miss Ida.

Stanstleld. Mlvs Hattie. Stewart. Maggie. Stewart.

Magu'e. Seyhoth. Iiclnilcli. Shoe. Charles M.

Shoyer, Klrkpatrick. Miss Mary. Stinger. J. Klock.

William A. Tlosdorf. Will. Wlgels. Mrs.

Emma. Week. Mrs. John. Woolley.

Mrs. J. Wlldman. Jov Welke. Sr, (NICETOWN).

MacKirlev. Miss Si. Palrce. Miss Mae. Phllada.

Hardware Co. Rodger. Mrs. Delia. Still.

Mr. John. Williams, Kev. E. D.

Kitchen. J. Lawrence. Mrs. Clara.

Lynch. William. McCalie, Mrs. Hannah. Morris.

Mis. A. McCarthy. Miss. STATION" "If Breslln.

Harry. Cbseheuer. Gurnet (2). Elkensh h. Fritz.

Gehhart. E. P. Jenkins. Mrs.

Ella. Kane. Bernard. Matthew, Mr. H.

Temperance Women Elect Officers. Special Telegram to THE TIMES. Vluelnnd. September Woman's Christian Tern pern noe Union, of Cumberland county, convened here to-dny at the First Presbyterian Church, and elected the following officers: President, Mrs. Mary L.

Gilbert, Vluelnnd; corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. M. Burgo, Vluelnnd; recording secretary. Miss S.

M. Itlley, of Brldjreton; trenHtirer. Mrs. E. M.

Murphy. Mlllville. were made by State President Mrs. ICnimn Bourne, Kev. Dr, I.

H. Klin nnd others and in the evening Miss Belie Kearney, of Mississippi, lectured. Trophy Cups Dlnoarded by Thieves. Early yesterday morning Samuel Retz, of H44 Lawrence street, found In an alley at American and Poplar streets two liantlsonie sliver trophy cups, one belonging lo the Clover YVholenieu and the other to the Tiopa Wheelmen. They were Dirtied over to the Sixth district police, who supposed that the cujis were dropped after having beeu stolen from the clubs of the RUSSELL CONWELL, PRESIDENT.

BROAD ANT) BERKS PHILADELPHIA. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS FOR BOTH SEXES. DAY CLASSES OPEN SEPTEMBER 19. EVENING CLASSES. OCTOBER 3.

UNIVERSITY GRADE The Philadelphia Law School (LL. the Philadelphia Divinity School (B. D.J.Post-Gruduate Courses (M. A. and Ph.

FULL COLLEGE GRADE-(Requirements for admission sare as at Hurvard or Course lu Ar.s (B. Course In Science IB. Course in Philosophy (Ph. Course in Business, 4 year (I'll. Course in -Music (B.

M. and Mus. Doc.) PREPARATORY A DE College Preparatory Course. Medical Preparatory Course. Sclen- title Preparatory Course, Law Preparatory Course.

BUSINESS GRADE Bookkeeping Course. Stenography Course. NORMAL GRADE Normal Courses for Klnder- gartner. Elementary Teachers, and for Teach- ers of Household Science. Physical Training, Music.

Millinery and Dressmaking. All graduates receive Teachers' Diplomas. ELEMENTARY GRADE Grammar Schools. Primary Schools. Kindergarten Schools.

SPECIAL COURSES Painting. Drawing, Metallurgy. Telegraphy, Physical Training and In-diisirlal and Commercial Chemistry. DOMESTIC SCIENCE-Dressmaking, Millinery, Cooking. Embroiderv.

SCHOOL FOR NUUSES-tWith SAMARITAN THE COLLEGE IS CONDUCTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD. Send or call for prospectus JIM. SCHOOL 34TH YEAR. A representative American Business School for both sexes. THREE FULL OUItSES: OffYe open diilj for the enrollment and assignment of FT'nlentfl, nre nw open.

Niffht Sessions open Montiny. Spptpmhpi' 19. Students me received nnd assigned any school (Iht in the year. The Situ Year Book is mailed to any address upon request. RECORD BUILDING.

817-010 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA. THE WILLIAM PENN CHARTER SCHOOL No. 8 S. TWELFTH STREET, Philadelphia The next School Year will begin Tenth Month 4.

The Head Master will t' nt his offie dally between 9 and 1 fmni the VMh inst. to tlie opening of the (tehuol to meet paients and to classify new box 8. To facilitate the admir-siou of candidntes. It is desirable that parents unknuwn to ttte Head Mas-j ter iuMne an inlrodut'tion fvom a membr tlie Hoard of tverseers. or a patrou or a friend of the Sehonl.

The nev- rrospeetu; will be forwarded on application to the Head Master. km HAitzk n. jor.s, i. SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ART OF THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM School of Applied Art and Phila.Textile School BS'AD and PINE STREETS. Philade'ptiia Thorough Instruction In Drawing.

Painting nnd Designine. Illustrating. Tichnlc.il Hranches include Weaving, Dyeing, CnrdliiK jind Spinning. Special Classes in Industrial Chemistry. French, German and Spanish.

Fees very moderate. School reopens September 20. I. W. MILLER.

Principal. "SVARTHMCRE GRAMMAR SCHOOL ENROLLMENT Doo 7. S2: 1S07-9S, 109. OF '9. 2'i.

15 MORE OF OUI! 1TF1LS ENTER COLLEGE THIS FALL. NEW STONE ILDINGS CO-EDUCATIONAL. CHARGES MODERATE. A lady of wide experience says to her frieuds: "I leave my children In lis care without the least uneasiness." For circulars, address. ARTHUR H.

TOMLINSON, Swsrthmore, Va. 1ALMS COLLEGE. 1710 CHESTNUT ST. Day anil Sessions for Ivitb aeirs. The lWst BuslnesB rour.

Suptrior Shoithatnl Cmn-sp. Our busine! ('t)urse has alwuya hen thp favnr-lt of jtartirular people. Our Shorthand Department In rh.tipo of a thormigli English p'bolr nnl PTperltnel stenographer, rtssuiinif the Itst po.Kstt)!e service. Both student an) tesohers under the personal supervision of the principal nnd prerident. (jradtiates aluava to pood sttUHtlons; no other school iIiwh us much In this runneMion.

If you want the hest, call or write for school literature. THEODORE TALMS, M. President. aca Ogontz. near Philadelphia, will reopen on WEDNESDAY.

SEl'TEM HER 21. The will nt the Academy daily from 10 A. M. until (1 1'. M.

to meet patents aud to classify new pupils. Illustrated catalogues will lie sent on application. DR. JOIIX V. RIt'K, Principal.

Telephone Call. "Ogontz. 20." Haverford Collega Grammar School Reopens Wednesday. September 28. Boys thor- ntighlr fitted for College and for the lechulcal I There aie still fl few vacancies In Ihe new Hoarding 1 lepai ttnent Twenty boys and four teachers make their home with the Head Master at "The Oaks." For Illustrated Circular address 11 lit I.

KM N. HON MAN. HEAD MASTER. HAVEHFOHD. PA.

rjHHE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY. LOCUST AND JL Juniper streets. Fbila. Founded 17S.Y Tbe Fall term beirlns ou Thursday. September 22.

IMiS. at 0 A. M. Boys prepared for any coUege or University, for the Technical Schools nil for Business. A Primary School for little boys.

The Head Master will' be at the Academy between 9 and 1 e'clock dally on and after Tuesday. September 13. to receive applicants for admission. The Academy then open for Inspection. Catalogues sent on application.

Dr. WILLIAM II. KLAPP, Heal Masler IIORTH ND AND TYPEWRITING. HOOK-KEEPING nnd other Business Branch Special Studies for backward pupils. Moderate Hates at PALMER'S COLLEGE.

Bed Hnlldiug. Broad above Chestnut. We solicit a call from all who may be Interested in a Commercial Course. Catalogue and Journal free. Day and Evening School.

MASTER BUILDEHS' MECHANTCAL TRADE SCHOOL, 18 to 24 South SEVENTH Street. Evening Instruction In Carpentry. Bricklaying. Plastering. Rlaeksmtthlng.

Stonecutting. Paint-infr. Plumbing and Drawing. Term Commenced September 1. W.

A. II ALLEN. Supt. COLLEGE OF ORATORY. 1414 ARCH.

I F. NT TO (N. SEMINARY-CONVEX-lent to New York, Halt, and Wash'n. Both sexes, doth year. Healthful; beautiful: 18 teachers: 12 courses.

f20i a year. For beauti-fullv Illustrated catalogue, address THoMAS O'HANLON. D. IA. President.

THE BLIGHT SCHOOL. 401 22d Street. Building enlarged and entirely renewed. Number of pupils limited. Catalogue for lit) sent on application.

Opens Sept. 20. Mr. Blight present Sept. 13.

MEDIA ACADEM YFORBOYS AND YOUNG men. A high grade college-tittliig and business preparatory school. Beautiful and healthful location. Circular free. Charles W.

Stuart, Principal. Media. Pa. i8s KENNARD WIU, REOPEN MONT- iioinerv Terrace School. 1829 North Broad Philadelphia, for young ladies and HtCr girls, on September Jrt.

Circulars sent. Twenty-ninth year. rp HE BROWN SCHOOU BROAD AND Cherry sends more boys to college than any other school of like numbers; try it. ISS FAULKNER'S SCHOOL. lOSO DeLAN-CEY PLACE.

REOPENS SEPTEMBER 29. hoarding Stables OTHATFORD BOARDING STABLES. South TWENTY-THIRD below WALNUT Excellent accommodations ajd best of care for Horses. Several Box Stalls not yet eugaged. Coupes and Carriages to Hire.

Special Arrangements for Monthly Turnouts. CRAVEN. Manager. Wall Paper DSCHULTZ" A 7o7 PASSYUNK AVE- nue. Bargains In wall palter, wholesale and retail, at lowest pries Painting and paiierhaug-Ing.

ORDEH8 rilOMPTLI ATTENDED TO. AND Two Ambulance Corps Nurses Are Dismissed and ManyKesina-tlons Are Sent In. There la trouble brewing lu the Red Cross Soiietr and in its ambulance corps. Last Friday two nurses received letters from heailounrters dismissing them from the corns. One of these is Miss Catherine Mae Ian-en, who Is now ill at the Polyclinic Hos pital as the result of exposure nnd overworn during her connection with the ambulance corps.

Miss Machirren's dismissal Is at the In stance of the head nurse, who reported her for being on duty after hours. A man In her cure was dying of hemorrhage, and when her period of duty was up he was In such a condition that she decided to stay In the ward. Miss Bohnic. the head nurse, had. It Is alleged, objected to the amount of attention this man was receiving on the ground that his case was hnpeless aud that the attention of the nurses could better be plveu other patients.

The matter was reported to the officer in charge and Miss Maclarren was culled In. She was then 111 with a severe cold ami unable to make the explana tion she would have done, and after some words she left the office. A telegram was then sent to the hendnmirters requesting the dismissal of Miss Maclarren and Miss Bartholomew, another nurse. What Miss Bartholomew's offense Is has not been given out. but the supposition Is that, she made public some facts which the ottieera of the corps wished kept ipilet during her visit to Philadelphia one day Inst week.

Until the nurses dismissed have had excellent training and experience. It is understood that this is not the only trouble In the lied Cross Society, for It is stilted thnt next Monday, which marks the end of the nrst month, the original ambulance corps which left Philadelphia villi be a thing of the past, notwithstanding they contracted for year. Five of the utility men left lust week and It Is reported that three will go to day. It Is understood that Mrs. Rowley.

Miss Reby. Miss McClelland. Miss Irwin nnd Miss McGlnnis will return next week and several others have signified their intention of doing the same. Mr. Wilkes O'Neill is also reported to have tendered his resignation as commander of the corps.

In the meantime the different members of the Executive Board shift the responsibility and It Is said that many resignations will yet be sent in. Aeed Man Commits Suicide. Special Telegram to THE Times. Shaiilokln, September 1.1. Robert Davidson, aged SJ years, committed suicide In a barn attached to his home at Elysburg Inst evening by banging himself with a rope tied to a rafter.

The act was prompted by 111 health. He had often threatened to kill himself. Marriage Licenses, Marriages and Deaths LICENSES Jerry De Large and Mary Harrison. Joseph Johnson and Ida Butler. Abraham Iodelmun and Lizzie Sleplk.

Aipbonso E. Robinson and Anna W. Dodd. James 11. Wills and Lavlnla Boston.

Johu A. Green and ltertha M. Iutvls. Valeutlne Gubrod and Blanche Stone. James P.

Snell and Annie Mullln. Henry M. Cooler and Elizabeth Gafney. Laura and Saranno Grzlano. John Million and Amelia M.

Knautter. George B. Stevens and Mary F. McLaughlin. Moses C.

Clay and Florence E. Howard. William G. Friedgen and Louisa H. Einseleu.

Walter -Nash and Laura Geisel. Frederick O. Kurtz and Laura A. Graeser. Arthur M.

Town and Elizabeth G. Huiighney. John Conway and Mary Martin. Thomas I.ee and Mary C. Italy.

Bernard Reilly and Mary De Forrest Wheeler. George J. J. Bosker and Maria Hackctt. Joseph A.

Mays and Edith Bell. Joseph W. Stewart anil Millie A. Smith. Whitmoro R.

Taylor and Elsie L. Ilreltenbach. Charles F. Weller and Lena Demllng. John L.

Nerchold and F.mllle W. ('reason. Kaslmar ltogtickl and Annie Bejtkn. George Stamp and Lavlnla Williams. John J.

Brogan and Alice F. Glenn. Hit-hard C. Carry and Isabel S. Gourley.

Daniel HunzinUer and Augusta Peters. John C. Shatter and Emma S. Spreoher. Angelo Vlscusl and Maria D.

Frauceshette. Pssipiale Salembene and Guldltta Homanelli. Geoige W. Stlllwell and Lizzie Shlrkey. Noah C.

Wilson and Sophia Halkow. Wilson B. High nnd Ada M. Hughes. Thomas Hodgson and Bessie L.

Stepheuson. Hurry Gruher and Anna Schussler. Harvey E. Taylor and Sue A. Voting.

Clarence M. Biukuian and Laura J. Walton. Lewis It. Bitters and Annie Barwig.

Frank Wiegand and Katie Hill. Patrick F. Sheeky and Katf- M-Giuu. David Hartley and Lizzie J. Dillon.

James K. Courtney aud Agues M. Rudolph Weber aud Susie Fiolck. John F. Harwiek and Mary Carey.

MAlt IIIK1) DRAIN--JOHNSON. -on Wednesday. August at lie Methodist Episcopal parsonage. No. 2S3ti North Twenty-ninth street, Philadelphia, br Kev.

Joseph B. Graff. D. Mr. SIMS F.

DRAIN aud Miss LYDIA L. JOHNSON, ltotb of this city. JACKAWAY-KICHERDSON -tiu Saturday. August 20, lsu, at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. No.

North Twenty-ninth street. Philadelphia, by Kev. Joseph II. I). Mr.

GEORGE W. AWAY and Miss KATIE M. H1CHKRDSON. both of this city. NoAD-LASKEY on Wednesday.

August 31. lKttS. at the Methodist Eplsi opal parsonage. No. 2oSS North Twenty-nluih street, Philadelphia, br Her.

Joseph B. Graff. D. Mr. FRANCIS J.

NOAH and Miss SARAH A. LAS-KEY, both of this city. ToM LI NSON El LM On Thursday. August 11. at their residence, No 24H5 Napa street Philadelphia, by Her.

Joseph B. D. Mr ALBERT ToMLINSON and Miss MARGARET S. HEILMAN. both of this cliy.

VANDEGRIFT -ZIMMERMAN. -on September 7, IMis. nt the home of the bride. 0719 Bridge I street, by Rev. J.

P. W. Hlatteiiberger. Mr. CLARENCE C.

ANDEG HI FT and Miss I BERTHA ZIM.MEKMAN, both of Briilesburg. 1 Philadelphia VoRSE GALLAGHER. On Monday. August IX. i at the Methodist Eplfcipal parsnn.ige.

No. 1 North Twenty-ninth street. Philadelphia. I bv Her. Joseph B.

Graff. I. Mr WAI.TF.lt VORSK jind Mlsa MAI'DE D. GALLAGHER, both of this city. J) IK I) Baecher.

Frederick. Berger, Lewis C. Blow. Robert. Bucklns.

J. L. Carherry. Francis. Conway, Maugie.

Dineen. Helena Dobson. William. Dougherty. Mary.

Eger. Alphous. Feeney. Loughlln. Garden, Chris.

H. Goodell. Elizabeth. Gordon, Woodville F. Hartzel, Willie A.

Hilton. Abide E. Hoover. Hannahretta. Horrocks.

William. Logne. Daniel. McCarron. Anna M.

Maeee. Sarah. Neef. William. Hltterion.

Edward. Scott. Alexander. Shea. Thomas J.

Shliin. William C. Smith. Edward Stulh. Alfred C.

Traeger. August. Trimble. Stephen M. Twaddell.

Marv Vendlg. Leon H. Wolmsler. M. A.

White. William. Wlngert. John B. Waters, William D.

Young, Catharine A. BAECHER-Entered Into rest. September 11, lfos. FREDERICK BAECHER. aged Oft rears.

The relatives and friends of the fauillv, also the members of the Second German Baptist Cburch and the Columbus Lodge. No. 110. it. of are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, at bis late resldeuce, 1418 Palmer street, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment private, at North Cellar Hill Cem-etery. BERGER. On the 11th inslant, LEWIS C. eldest son of the late Lewis ('. and Jana.

Berger. Funeral services on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. 1(105 South Eighteenth street. BLOW. On September 12.

Doctor ROBERT GIU LINtiHAM BLOW, son of William E. and Martha T. Blow, aged 27 yeats. Fuuerul from the resldeuce of h's parents. Beverlv, N.

ou Thursday at 1 P. M. BUCKIUS On September 11, JOSEPHINE U. widow of the late Frede-ick II Kiiekina v' TJJEl Uri-Til; IPS i iO years. Funeral services on Thursdav at 8 clock, at ber late residence.

i03i street. Frank ford. the 10th Instnnt. FRANCIS. son of Robert and Mary Carberry.

aged 24 years. Funeral on Wednesdav afternoon at 2 o'clock. froni his parents' residence. Sixty-second aud South streets, West Philadelphia. CONWAY.

On September 12. 1S9S, MAGGIE, daughter of John and Bridget Conway, aged 4 months. The funeral will take place on Wednesdav afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her parents. North Forty-sixth street, West Phil-ndetphta. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

Tbe relatives and friends ofN the family are respectfully invited to attend. CORK. on September 13. 1W. at Atlantic (Ttv.

CATHARINE, wife of Bernard Coir, aged 01 years. The relative and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning at o'clock, from ber late residence. 134 North Broad street. Solemn lte-iiuiera Mass at St. Augustine's Church.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. the 12th Instant. HELENA L. daughter of Johannn and the late Bartholomew Dineen.

Due notice of the funeral will be given, from ber mother's resldeui-e, ll'4 Wav-eVly itreet, below Pine stieet. Wednesday, September 11. Sun 5.40 A. M. I Sun It 12 P.

M. High wnier. 0.17 A. M. Lhw 7 0s P.

M. Low 6.55 A. M. Arrived September 18. Steamers Snowflake, British.

Prowse, Penartb, ballast. H. Y. Arnold; Berks. Sabllcb, Gloucester, toning barge Hercules.

Captain Corson, from Plymouth, F. Taylor: Elko, Warren. New York, merchandise. W. P.

Clyde Ericsson, Grace. Baltimore, merchandise. F. S. Groies; Richard Willing.

McLaughlin. Baltimore, merchandise. F. S. Groves; Gulf stream.

Tuunell, ltlcbnioud, merchandise. W. P. Clyde Co. Bark Elsa, German, Springer, London, chalk, Theodore linger Co.

Schooners Maggie J. Chadwlck, Starley, Hllls-boro. X. plaster, Haldt Cummins; Henry L. Harding.

Kennehec, Ice. A. Y. Unnna; Marv Freehold. Van Pelt.

Lanesvtlle. stone, J. Middleton; William U. Herrlck. Kelly, Kennebec, ice.

.1. L. Mchnlson; William li. Huston. Eall River, ballast.

J. 1,. Nicholson; Will-lam 11. Bailey. Bailey.

Gloucester, ballast. I. 1'. Nicholson; Henrv S. Little.

Piene. Providence, ballast. .1. L. Nicholson: Maud H.

Dudley. Dun-ton. Kennebec, ice. Haldt Cummins; George E. Present t.

Doyle. Vlnal Haven, stone. Haldt Cummins; Twilight. Predmore. New Haven, ballast, D.

Mnv Geoorge Taiilnne. Me- gee. Allyns Point, ballast, stetson winsmore; Thomas Booz. Hay. Snco.

ballast, Mitchell Me-gee: Clara l.eavitt. Lamhoard. Kennebec. Ice. Willism G.

Ifevnolds; W. E. and W. L. Tuck.

Eldrldge. Kennebec, ice. J. L. Nicholson: John S.

Davis. Young. Warren, ballast. .1. L.

Nicholson. Barges George Moon. Captain from Boston, and Ringleader. Captain Lewis, from Kennehec. ice tug Underwriter lowed to Breakwater, tug Juno thence to Philadelphia.

Peter Wright Sons. Tug International. Beers. Portland, towing barges Shenandoah. Captain Mlchener.

Suffolk, Captain Calhoun, and Preston. Captain Miller, from Newburvport. F. W. Tavlor.

Tug Paoll. Hewitt. New York, towing barges Newport Elccrra. Captain Matbesnn. and Digh-ton.

Captain Hathaway, from Fall Hirer, Charles Silver. Marcus Hook-Arrived Bark San lenaolo de Lovnla. Spanish, Gamecho, Halifax, ballast. Continental Oil Company. Clenred September la.

Steamers Ethelaida. British. Newton. Hotter-dam. W.

F. Hagnr Ethelred. British. Israel. Port Antonio.

Quaker City Fruit Company; Lancaster. Anderson. Bangor, towing barge Ellan-gowan. Captain Hughes, for Salem. F.

W. Taylor; General Cadwalader. Her. Baltimore, F. S.

Groves: Ericsson. Grace. Baltimore. F. S.

Groves. Yeniassee. O'Neill. Richmond. W.

P. Clyde Yuma. Warren, New York. W. P.

Clyde George H. Stout. Davis. Troy and Albany, W. P.

Civile Co. Schooners ll.ittie Nlckerson. McCnrmiek. Paw-tucket. McShaln it Enillie E.

Hirdsiill. Lam-son. New London. H. It.

May A- Alma E. A. Holmes. Smith. Providence.

H. T. May 11. nnd J. Bleudermann.

Lee. Newhnryport, J. N. Stetson Se Job H. Jackson, Sprague, New London.

C. T. Megee Co. Delaware Bay and River Xews. Breakwater.

September 13 Passed up Steamer Benlpon. British. Cape Hayti for Philadelphia; four barges. In tow. Arrived Brig Jennie Hulhert.

Philadelphia for Gardiner: schooners George A. liowes. Maggie Hart. Philadelphia for Portsmouth: fishing schooners Lndongton and Carmita; barge Juniata, in tow tug Crawford. Arrived off capes Steamer Lovstakken.

Norwegian, from Manchester and ordered to Baltimore. Passed out--Srhonner Ebenezer Haggett, Phila-delpiiia tor Cay Francis. Wind, 2 P. M. N.E..

20 luTies; clear; 30.3(1. New Castle, September 13. Passed down-Steamers Yeinassee. for Richmond, Lancaster, towing barge Ellangowan; General Cadwalader. for Baltimore: ship M.

E. Watson. British, for Dunkirk: schooners Abel C. Buckley, for Bristol: Richard S. Learning, for Gardiner: Maria Pierson.

for Richmond; Char.es I-awrence. for Tens A. Cotton. for Pawiucket: Frullv H. Naylor, for Saco: barges Alice ami Bessie, in tow tug Winslow: tug Yldette.

Marcus Hook. September 13. Passed up Schooner Henry Squire. Passed down Schooners Job H. Jackson, for New London; Emelle E.

Blrdsall, for New Loudon; Lottie Beard, for Warehain. PORT OF NEW YORK Arrived September 13. London; Allianca. Colon; Queen Olga. Sourahaya; Colorado.

Hull; Baltazan, Hull; Troja, Havana. Sailed September 13. Venus. Copenhagen and Stettin; Kaiser Wll-helm der Grosse, Bremen, via Southampton: Cevic. Liverpool; filer, St.

Kitts. Martinique. Dcmerara; Madlana. Barbadoes; Seruluule, Charleston and Jacksonville. Cleared September 13.

Madlana. Dominieo. Barbadoes. Ma.testlc. Liverpool; Nicaragua.

Port Antonio, via Cape Maysl. Ellerlc, Adelide. Melbourne: West-ernlaml. Antwerp, via Southampton British yuecn. Antwerp: Granada.

Grenada anil Trinidad; Trojan Prince, Genoa, Naples and Leghorn. Freights and Charters. With the exception of the Norwegian steamer Alabama, secured for the West India fruit trade, the vessels chartered at this port yesterday were confined to coastwise coaling schoouers. Thir teen schooners were engaged for the New Eng land trade. t-i i ue vugftKeinciii or me Aiunama in w.r nuii iiu-M- uiuMiiiieN a levivui wuicn riegan lit the cessation of hostilities between this coun try and Spain.

A prominent fruit Importer said yesterday that he anticipated an unusual ac-tlvliy In the foreign fruit business this season. Norwegian Steamer Alabama. Ions. West India trade, four montbs. fiioo per month Schooner Chauncey E.

Burk. 871 tons, coal, Philadelphia. Paia. private lerms. Schooner Henry S.

Little. 1.750 tons. coal. Philadelphia. Boston.

u.V. Schooner Carrie Hell. 440 tons, coal, Philadelphia. Camden. 75c.

Schooner Frederick ltoessni-r, 650 tons. coal. Philadelphia. Calais, V. Schooner Joel F.

Sheppard. tons, coal, Philadelphia. East Bralntiee. uric. Schooner Sarah Wood, ions, coal, Philadelphia.

Saco. 80c hooner Joseph W. Hawthorne. 000 tons. Coal.

Philadelphia. Brunswick, O.V. Schooner p. S. Graham.

rxsj tons, coal, Philadelphia. Saco, Sue. Schuonei Norman. 575 tons, coal, Philadelphia Salem, 70c. Schooner William Lormnn Horterts.

1,100 tons coal. Philadelphia. Fail Hirer. Sue. Schooner William li.

Huston, 875 tons, coal Philadelphia. Fall Iilver. Schoon Twilight, 700 tons, coal, Philadelphia New Haven. 50c. Schooner Sarah C.

Hopes. l.SOtl tons, coal, Philadelphia, Portsmouth, ri5e. ALONG THE HIVER FRONT The arrivals of vessels at this port vesterdar Included uuly two foreign steamers. Five cargoes of ire were received yesteninv from Maine. The ship Clarence S.

Bement. from Taeoma. on March 26. for (Jueenstown. was reported spoken August 2 In latitude 14 North, longitude 2 West.

There are now in port two steamers, four and seven bark, loading crude and refined petroleum for delivery, foreign ports. The Ill-fated Spanish bark San de iArola. Captain Gamecho. returned to Marcus Hook yesterday from Halifax. N.

S. The de Loyola first arrived here when the war with Spain began, but to protect herself from capture she sailed to Halifax, where she remained during the war. She will load oil for Spanish ports. Reports from London sav that the British steamer Karl of Hopetoun. Captain Howlev which Hailed Dorn this port for Magasakl Japan' on Mar 2 Is ashore at Caspar Straits n.i nt probably be wrecked.

The steamer carried a I cargo of gallons of refined petroleum pig Iron and a quantity oleomargarine. Her c'arco I was valued at kxii. The pari i owned bv .1. D. Thompson, of Glasgow Scotland' was built In she is 21S3.4 feet in length 3ti feet wide, with a depth of 23 feet.

Her tonu'aue is l.i 00, Pennsrlvanla Railroad to Baltimore and Sl.SO the Round Trip. Special excursion Sunday next from Broad Street Station. Excursion flcketn will be sold at the round trip, good only on Kpeclnl train In each direction. Special leaves at 8.1.1 A. M.

Returning, leaves Baltimore at 6.50 P. M. Thomas Balle.r Aldrlch's Long; Tour. Vftncouver. B.

September Royal (tenmshlp Empress, of china baa snlled for Hong; Kong and Yokohama. Among her passengers was Thomas Bailey Aldrli li of Boston, who, with his family, is making; a trip around the world. Before he returns lie will penetrate the heart of Judla. Wants Bonus for New Cable. Vancouver, B.

September 1,1. James F. Kcrymspr, president of the Pacific Cable Company, of New York, has rolled for Japan oa the steamer Empress of China, to try and secure a bonus for the cable. jie nHV's. cipltnl litis been guarunteed for the cable from San Fralicdsco to Australia.

The relatives and friends or the family are respectfully invited to at enii tile tunerai. on unitnuiK in ouuib, i mm nn- i ni'ie of her sister. Mrs. Ellen Gallop. 22B Lombard street.

Solemn Iteipilem Mass nt St. Joseph's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. HORROCKS. -On September WILLIAM HORROCKS.

In his 70th rear. Funeral on Wednesday at 2 o'clock, from his lale residence, 1H10 Unity street. Finnkford. HOOVER. on September 10.

HANNAHRETTA. widow of Adam F. Hoover, Funeral at Boehtn's Church. Blue Hell, on Thursday at 3.30 P. M.

LOGUE On September 10. 1888. DANIEL, husband of the late Ann Logue. aged SI years. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Sacred Heart Sodality of St.

Michael's Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 101O Germanlowu avenue. Solemn Mass of Hequiem at St. Michael' Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

the 12th instant. ANNA the eldest daughter of John and Alice McCar-ran. Tbe relatives and of the family, also the members of St. Michael's Blessed Virgin Sodality, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday mnrulng at 8 30 o'clock, from her parents' residence, 192S Hancock street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

MlcliaeUs. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. MAGEE. On the 12th Instant. SARAH, widow of the late James Magee.

Funeral on Thuisday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of hee son-in-law. Patrick McElroy, 1221 South Seventeenth street. NEEF. On the 12th of September, 1SDS. li.

WILLIAM, relict uf the late Anna Mary Neef, aged 83 years. The relatives aud friends of the family, also the surviving founders of St. Peter's Parish, and the members of the Archconfraternltv of the Holy Family, the members of St. Alphon-sus' Beneficial Society and Ibe burial fund, are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral, on Thursday tnorulliK at 8 30 o'clock, from his late residence. No.

420 Georse street. Requiem Mass at lo clock at st. reter cniircu. interment 'ease omir private at St. Peter's Cemetery flowers.

HITTER SON. Suddenly, on tbe Sth instant. ED- WARD, son of Margaret aud the late Wllllum Rltterson. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, frutu his mother's residence. 2217 Rush street, formerly i Fulton street.

Twenty-fifth ward. Interment at Franklin Cemetery. RYAN. On the 12th of September. 1S9S.

KATE RYAN, widow of the late John Ryan. The relatives and friends of ibe family ate respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from the residence of Mrs. M. A. MoDovltt.

undertaker. 1020 North Front street. Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment at New i Cathedral Cemetery. SCOTT On First-day, Ninth-month.

11th. ALEX- A DE It SCOTT in the Mth year of his age. i Funeral on Fourth-day. the 14th ai 1 o'clock P. from his late resldeuce.

Concord, Delaware county. Pa. SHEA (in the 11th THOMAS son of Michael and Mary Shea, In bis 24th year. i The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited lo attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, from his pa- rents' residence. 2411 Wharton street.

Hltrh Herjoiem Mass at U.30 o'clock, at St. Anthony's i Church. Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery. SHINN At Belmar. N.

on September 11. i WILLIAM C. SHINN. Funeral service, at T. M.

Thursday, at bis late lescienoe. Ogontz. Pa. SMITH On the lorn EDWARD, son of I Biidgct aud tbe late Hugh Smith, aged 35 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday at S'a o'ehsk.

from the residence of i his mother. 1423 Stiles street. Solemn Requiem Ilich Mass at Si. Malacht's Church. Inteiment at old Cathedral Cemetery.

I STULB -on September 12. ALFRED C. STI'LB. aged 07 yeats. Due ludice of the funeral will be given.

i TRAEGER. -On September 12. AUGUST TRAEG- I ER. aged 00 yeais. Tbe relatives and friends of the famllr.

also Homhold Society. Iabor Lyceum, also ladder- toffel. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on at 1 o'clock, from bis late residence. lPoo North Fourth street. In- ternient at Philadelphia Crematory.

I TRIMBLE. -On Second day. lith mo. 12th. STE- PIIEN M.

TRIMBLE. In the year of his ae. Funeral at Friends' Meeting House, at Twcntv-fourth nnd Chestnut streets. Chester. on Fifth day at 2 o'clock.

Train leaves Broad i Street Station at 12 37 1'. M. TWADDEI.L-At Atlantic City. N. septem- I lier 12.

MARY TWAI'DELL, widow of th late Charles Twaddell. Funeral services at her I late residence, nt Chadd's Ford, at 3.30 A. Thursday. II. VENOUS, on September 12.

at Dallas. Teia. Due notice of the funeral will lie given. WALMSLEY -On the 12th Instant. MORTON A I WA1.MS1.EY.

lu bis 82d year. Funeral on Fourth day at 1 o'clock, from bis late reshleuce. I Bristol. Pa. WATERS on Tuesday.

September 13. Isips WILLIAM son of Patrick and Mary Waters, i ug-l 14 months and 5 days. Ihe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence. Sixty-eighth street ami Hav. erford avenue.

Interment at St. Denis' Cemetery. WHITE. -On September 13, 1S0S. RICHARD son of John and Marv White, lu his 20th year.

The funeral will lake place on Saturday morn- Ire lit 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, 834 Maikoe street, above Fortv-slxth street. West Philadelphia. Solemn Requiem Mass at our Mother of Sorrows' Church at lo i clock precisely. Interment at Cathedral Cem etery. The relatives and friends of the family, also Ihe 11.

M. Sodality nnd T. A. B. Society, are respect funy invited to attend.

WHITE -At Santa Fe. New Mexico, on Thurs-day. SepiemlMtr 8, ISO. WILLIAM WHITE, civil engineer, in his Mth year, lornierly of Philadelphia. WINGF.HT.-On Sentemlier 11.

at ISallv, JOHN B. W1NGEHT. son of the late Elward and Juliann Wingert. Funeral on Thursday morniliK. Mass at 10 o'clock at the Blessed Sacrament Church, Bally, Pa.

YOUNG. On the 12th Instant, CATHARINE A. YOUNG. Funeral on Thursday at 7.30 o'clock, fiom the residence of her niece. Mrs.

Catharine Stllfleld. 1324 North Twenty-second street. Cemetery jCots Westminster Cemetery Situated on a beautiful bluff overlooking the Schuylkill Valley. Strictly on tbe lawn plan. All lots eared for at expense of the Company.

Grounds directly at West Laurel Hill Station. City Office, N. E. Cor. Thirteenth and Arch Sta.

Write for Booklet. FEW VERY DESIRABLE I.OTS FOR SAI.E X. In Mount Moriali Cemetery. Address I. Bt7 South Forty-tirsl St.

Dividend TJotices nre-aOFFICE OF WELSBACH UCS LKillT COMPANY. Drexel Itulldlng, Philadelphia, Senteinber 7, UdtS. Ttl directors have this nay declared a dividend I'OI I'AK share, payable September 10. issw. to stockttoiders or record at the close of business September 12.

Checks will be mailed. EDWARD C. LEE. Treasurer. Situations Wanted MALE WANTED Posit Ion by a good.

Industrious man where he ran make himself generally useful. Address limes office. Tn court of common-Ms nh Term. 1S07, No. 16.

PLEAS NO. 3. To Samuel Powell, late of the northwest comer, Sixteenth and Federal Streets. Philadelphia: You are hereby notified that final rule for divorce has been granted against you at the suit of Mary L. Powell, your wife, which will be heard In ihe Court of Common Pleas No.

of Philadelphia county, on Saturday, the first day of October. A. Ii. lso.s, on which day yau may appear and show cause, if any you have, why such divorce should not be granted. J.

BARTON RETTEW. Attorney for Llhellant. jCegal Notices I.