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TUESDAY MORNING. Frank L. Yeager and Emma M. Kurtz. John A.

Carden and Georgianna Smith. Charles F. Snyder and Emily S. Herbert. Sylvanus S.

Wisler and Lizzie Emmert. William Gunther and Minnie Schweitzer. Thomas Weston and Lucy Jones. Jacob J. Addis and Florence Schofeld.

John Muth and Bertha Olozlager. Arthur A. Hunter and Ida F. Depue. Thomas W.

Ogden and Rebecca W. Douglass. John Kramer and Veronika Becker. Philip B. Nenner and Katharine Craeff.

MARRIED. 9. 1897. by the Rev. Hickman Denning BERTHE, daughter of Mary A.

Dezouebe, to THOMAS K. CORY. October 7, by the Rev. John W. Lyell.

at the residence of the bride's parents, 332 Carteret street, Camden. Mr. ELIAS MORGAN and Miss NETTIE FRANCES REEVES. the home of the bride, Radcliffe street. Bristol, on Tuesday, October 5, 1897, by Rev.

Charles H. Rorer, Mr. CHARLES WILSON POLLARD, of Newark, N. to Miss HARRIET FLORENCE JARVIS. daughter of the late Captain Lemuel Jarvis, of Bristol, Pa.

DIED. Beale. Lewis H. 64. Kitchemann, F.

41. Bowen, Charles C. Koehler, Edw. C. 41.

Brown, Geo. W. 46. Lannon, Catherine, 89. Brown, Annie.

Latta, James, 86. Buck. William H. Lawson, John. Callahan, Mary.

McDonald, Annie. Casey, Mary J. 65. McElwee, James J. Clark, Daniel W.

62. McFarland, Robert. Collins, Patrick. McGarvey, Rosanna. Cooper, Eleanor S.

74. McIntyre, Hannah, 53. Craige, Seth, 74. MeNeill, Ellen. Dalby, Belle C.

51. Meyer, Joseph, 75. Davis. Annie. Miller, Emma L.

85. Donnelly. Jas. J. Newman, Thomas.

Dougherty, Daniel. 'Brian, Dunlap, Anna E. 68. 'Kane, Joseph. Finley.

Eliza. Parker, Thomas, 78. Flanigan, Chas. T. 23.

Pauling, Eliza M. Flick, Henry, 44. Percy, Mary. Gabrylewitz, T. 83.

Phillips, Jane, 75. Given, Catharine M. Pitts, Robert, 90. Gonzaga, Mary. 85.

Riordan, Andrew. Good. Wm. J. 28.

Ritter, George W. 77. Grandy, Firmon. Rohan, William. Hanson.

Peter, 60. Schottmiller, Jos. 45. Hornberger, Julia A. Scott, Maggie H.

Hutchinson, Mary W. Shannon, Eugenia R. Irwin, John, Smith, Julia A. 54. Jacobs, Mary F.

92. Stubbs, V. L. 30. Jacot, Sarah A.

85. Taylor, M. M. 27. Jones, Margaretta, 81.

Wallace, Mary. Keegan, James, Weichselbaum. W'm. Keeler, Reinbardt G. Whitecar, Rev.

Chas. Kelley, P. E. 55. Wilbraham, John J.

the 9th of October. LEWIS H. BEALE, aged 64 years. Funeral on Wednesday at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 5226 Master street. the 11th instant, CHARLES C.

BOWEN. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 1122 Columbia avenue. Interment private. BROWN. October 6, 1897, ANNIE.

wife of James Brown and daughter of Mary Ann and the late Patrick Donnelly. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at o'clock, from her husband's residence, 2516 North Second street. Requiem Mass at- St. Edward's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

On the morning of October 11, 1897, GEORGE WILLIAMS, son of Matilda and the late Dr. Samuel P. Brown, in the 46th year of his age. Funeral services at the residence of his mother, 1900 Arch street, on Thursday afternoon, 14th instant, punctually at 1.30 o'clock. Interment private.

October 9, WILLIAM husband of Margaret Buck, aged 45 years. The relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon at. 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 2940 Anderson street, Nineteenth street and Indiana avenue. Interment at Mt. Peace Cemetery.

October 10, 1897, MARY, widow of the late Daniel Callahan. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, 14th instant, at 8.30 o'elock. from her late residence, 141 Craven street, Second, above Race street. High Mass at St. Augustine's Church.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. CASEY. the 7th instant, MARY wife of Michael Casey, late of Maryville, aged 65 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respecfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock. from the residence of her brother-in-law, Ferdinand Derham.

2338 North Thirtieth street. Requiem Mass at St. Columba's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. October 8, DANIEL W.

CLARK, aged 62 years. Funeral services to-day at 8 e'clock, at Chambers Presbyterian Church, Broad and Sansom streets. -On the 11th PATRICK COLLINS. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday at 7.30 o'clock, from his late residence, Spring street, Blue Bell Hill, Germantown. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Vincent de Paul's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at New Catbedral Cemetery. Monday, October 11, 1897, ELEANOR SLOAN, widow of the late Benjamin Cooper, aged 74 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend funeral. on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, William Patterson, 5010 Pentridge avenue, below Baltimore avenue.

Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. on the 9th SETH CRAIGE. aged 74 years. Funeral services today at-10 o'clock, at his late residence, northeast corner Thirty-fourth street and Lancaster avenue. the 9th BELLE wife of George W.

Dally, aged 51 years. Funeral services to-day at 8 o'clock, at her late residence, 218 De Kalb Square. the 10th ANNIE, wife of John Davis. Due notice of the funeral will be given. from her husband's, residence, 2048 Cuthbert street.

October 9, 1897, JAMES J. DONNELLY. The relatives and friends of the family, also Division 14, A. O. the I.

C. B. U. and K. K.

and P. F. Gallagher Club, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. from his late residence, southwest corner Thirty-seventh and Fairmount avenue. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St.

Agatha's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. -Suddenly, on October 11. 1897, DANIEL. beloved husband of Mary Dougherty.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from the restdence of his son-in-law, Mr. A. Hynes, 1816 Columbia avenue. High Requiem Mass at the Church of the Gesu at 9.15 o'clock precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

October 10, ANN ELIZA DUNLAP. widow of the late Joseph Dunlap, aged 68. Funeral on Wednesday at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, 938 North Twelfth street. October 10, ELIZA FINLEY, widow of the late Richard Finley. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock.

from her late residence, 1828 Thompson street. -On Monday, October 11, 1897. CHARLES son of David J. and the late Mary Flanigan, aged 23 years. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from the residence of his father, 4115 Berry street, West Philadelphia.

October 9, HENRY FLICK, in his 44th year. Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon Church. at 2 o'clock, and at the Grace Reformed Eleventh Huntingdon streets. GABRYLEWITZ. -On the 9th instant.

THEOPHILUS GABRYLEWITZ, aged 83 years. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his son, 1315 North Fourth street. the 10th Instant. CATHARINE daughter of James B. and Mary A.

Given, aged 4 weeks. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the restdence of her parents, 1234 Palmer street. Interment at Palmer Burying Ground. the 8th instant, SISTER MARY GONZAGA, aged 85 years. The Rev.

Clergy, Board of Managers, benefactors and friends of the Asylum, are fully invited from to attend the funeral. on Tuesday respectmorning, the Asylum residence, southwest corner Seventh and Spruce streets. Solemn Reat quiem Mass at St. Mary's, South Fourth street, 10 o'clock sbarp. Interment at St.

Mary's. the 10th instant, WILLIAM J. GOOD, in the 28th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of his father-in-law, B. R.

Thomas, Llanerch, Delaware county, on Wednesday, the 13th instant. at 1 o'clock precisely. Interment private. the 9th instant. FIRMON GRANDY.

Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, services at his late residence. 2641 Ann street. on the 8th instant, PETER HANSON, aged 60 years. Funeral this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, from 316 New street. HORNBERGER.

-On October 9, JULIA A. HORNBERGER. Funeral services this afternoon at 1 o'clock, at her late residence, 1213 South Fourth street. -At Beverly, N. on the 10th instant.

MARY daughter of the late Chas, and Hannah F. Hutchinson. the Sth instant, Mr. JOHN IRVIN. Funeral on Tuesday at 11 o'clock, from his sigter's residence (Mrs.

Thomas Corry), No. 2229 Rosewood street, near Broad and Jackson streets. At Roxbury, on 8th instant, MARY F. JACOBS, widow of Coleman R. Jacobs, in the 92d year of her age.

Funeral services and interment on 12th instant. at Churchtown, Lancaster county, Pa. 10, SARAH A. JACOT, widow of the late Henry W. Jacot, aged 85 years.

Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence of her son, G. P. Jacot, 402 Jackson street. JONES. -On the 10th Instant, at Fort Washington, MARGARETTA, relict of David P.

Jones, in her 81st year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday at 2 o'clock, at the restdence of her nephew, W. B. Souders, 2410 Columbia avenue, Interment private, at South Laurel Hill. THE October 8, 1897.

JAMES KEEGAN, father of the Rev. Joseph B. Keegan, of Oil City. Pa The Reverend clergy, relatives and friends of the family, St. Patrick's B.

V. Sodality, the Knickerbocker Beneficial Society and the employes of Fox's glass works, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 1261 South Twenty-second street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Charles' Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

the 11th instant, PHILENA wife' of Charles E. Kelley, aged 55 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. from her husband's residence. Third and Walnut streets, Colwyn, Delaware county.

Interment private. October 9, 1897, FLORANZA, wife of James Kitchemann, aged 41 years. Funeral on Tuesdar afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her husband's residence, 1831 Wellington street. -On the 10th of October, EDWARD C. KOEHLER, in the 41st year of his age.

Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at No. 2432 Nicholas street. Saturday, October 9, 1897, CATHERINE, relict of the late Owen Lannon, of the Parish of Eglish, County Tipperary, Ireland, aged 89 years. The funeral will take place on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law. Michael Samman, 3713 Fairmount avenue.

Thence to St. Agatha's Church. where a High Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the happy repose of her soul, at 10 o'clock precisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Relatives and friends of the family, also members of the.

Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality, are respectfully invited to attend. At Burlington, N. on the 10th instant, JAMES LATTA, aged 86 years. Funeral from his late residence, Burlington, at 1 o'clock Wednesday. October 11, 1897, JOHN LAWSON, husband of Ella Lawson and son of Mary and the late John Lawson, and son-in-law of the late Thomas and Mary Moran.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the employes of Charles P. Cochran, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock. from his late residence, 15 Otter street. Requiem Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

the 9th ANNIE McDONALD, widow of the late Edward McDonald. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at o'clock, from her late residence. 1710 Hope street. Requiem Mass at St. Michael's Church.

Interment at Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery. the 10th instant, JAMES J. MeELWEE. The relatives and friends of the family, also the James Howley Benefleial Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 2212 Carpenter street, Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Charles' Church.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. McFARLAND. -On October 10. ROBERT McFARLAND, son of Joseph and Catharine McFarland. Residence, 2648 East Thompson street.

Due notice of funeral will be given. October 8. ROSANNA, widow of the late Edward McGarvey, aged 91 years. Funeral services at her late residence, 1837 Christian street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. the 9th instant.

HANNAH McINTYRE, of County Donegal, Ireland, aged 53 years. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, southeast corner 32d and Wharton streets. October 9, 1897, ELLEN, wife of the late Hugh McNeill. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from the residence of her son, John Boyle, 1302 South Twentyeighth street. Mass at St.

Gabriel's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. -On the 10th of Oetober, JOSEPH, husband of Catharine Meyer, in his 75th year. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 1307 Randolph street. On October 9, EMMA LOUISA, daughter of Louisa and the late Frederick Miller, In her 18th year.

Funeral to-day at 2 o'clock, from her mother's residence. 1102 Nevada street. on October 10. THOMAS NEWMAN. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from 2437 Montrose street.

-On the 10th instant, MARGARET O'BRIAN, widow of the late Dennis 'Brian, aged 63 years. Due notice from the residence of her son-inlaw, 5009 Florence avenue. O'KANE. -On Monday, October 11,1897, JOSEPH O'KANE. Due notice of the funeral will be given.

Friday. October 8, 1897. THOMAS PARKER, late of Ridge avenue, aged 78 years. Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his niece, Mrs. John A.

Einwechter.2026 East Allegheny avenue. the 9th instant, ELIZA M. KAN. NEY, daughter of Joseph B. Pauling.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. from her late residence, 2885 North Eighth street. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. -On the 10th instant. MARY PERCY.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock sharp, from the residence of her niece, Mrs. Shelly, 4304 Bennet Wissinoming. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of Our Lady of the Visitation at 10 o'clock sharp. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. PHILLIPS.

-On the 10th of October, JANE PHILLIPS, aged 75 years. Funeral from the residence of her nephew, Edward Abrabam, 1002 Chestnut street, Wilmington, on Wednesday. October 9, ROBERT PITTS. in his 90th year. Funeral on Wednesday at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 2214 Christian street.

RIORDAN. the 9th ANDREW. the son of Martin J. and Sallie Riordan, aged 14 months. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 1118 Fitzwater street.

RITTER. Entered into rest. on the morning of the 8th. GEORGE W. RITTER, in the 77th year of his age, of the late George Ritter, undertaker.

Due notice of funeral will be given. October 8. WILLIAM, beloved husband of Elizabeth Rohan. Funeral on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 1024 Fernon street. October 10, 1897, JOSEPH SCHOTTMILLER, aged 45 years.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the societies of which he was a member, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, from his late residence, 130 Levering stret, Managunk. High Mass at St. Mary's Church. Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery, Roxborough.

New York papers please copy. October 9, MAGGIE H. SCOTT. Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence of her nephew. Rev.

James Y. Bolce, 2213 Spring Garden street. SHANNON. October 9, EUGENIA RUFF. wife of Richard C.

Shannon, of New York city, and niece of the late General Charles F. Ruff. Interment at Saco, Maine. the Sth JULIA daughter of the late Jacob Peters, in her 54th year. Funeral services on Tuesday at 10 o'clock A.

at her late residence, 2328 North Twentleth street. the 11th instant, VICTORIA wife of R. M. Stubbs, aged 30 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence.

1623 Swain street. Interment private. TAYLOR. -On the 11th MARTHA MOORE. wife of C.

C. Taylor and daughter of Robert and Jane Moore, aged 27 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her husband. Bartram avenue, Llanwellyn, Delaware county, Pa. Interment private.

WALLACE. WALLACE. the 11th instant, MARY, wife of Due notice of the funeral will be given, from her husband's residence, 2084 East Susquehanna avenne. Monday, October 11, 1897, of diphtheria. at his parents' residence.

806 Carlisle street, HARVEY WARRINGTON, aged 2 months. No funeral. the 10th WILLIAM son of Harry and Lena Weichselbaum, aged 28 years. Funeral to-day at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 933 North Eleventh street. 9, 1897, Rev.

CHARLES PITMAN WHITECAR. Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at his late residence, 804 West Somerset street. October 11, 1897, JOHN J. WILBRAHAM. Due notice of the funeral will be given.

Cometary Lots WEST Office, LAUREL 1305 ARCH HILL St. CEMETERY. Grounds, Belmont Avenue, beyond the Park. Trains at short intervals; 17 minutes from Broad Street Station, Peonsylvania Railroad, to West Laurel Hill Station. Help Wanted MALE $7,800 given away to persons making the great.

est number of words out of the phrase "Patent Attorney Wedderburn For full particulars write the National Recorder, Washington, D. for sample copy containing same. BOY, 15, strong, active, honest, In milk bustness near 12th and Green Sta. Address 381, Times Office. BOY WANTED-457 East Girard Ave.

MeMullen Phister. BOY who has some knowledge of the hardware business. Address A 373, Times Office. DRUGS- Ph. G.

at once. Call Monday at 302 Mickle Street, Camden, N. J. EXPERIENCED HANDS on ladies' coats; also operators. 716 Fairmount Ave.

FIVE hustlers to sell gum, peanuts, pop corn. Apply 1439 Camac Street. GORDON Press Feeders wanted. Wolf Franklin above Vine. MAN wanted to solicit work for nickel and brass-plating; must know the trade.

Apply 460 Dillwyn St. MAN wanted for light mechanical work; new hand will be instructed: stendy position. Hoffman Case, 137 N. Eighth. OCTOBER 12, Engleside Cycle Club, whose headquarters are at 3001 Columbia avenue, was organized on April 7, 1897, with but a small membership list.

By the election of judicious and conservative men as officers the club has prospered steadily since organization, and at the present time there is not a club in that section of the city that is better and more widely known, Their membership list now numbers considerably over 125, and at every meeting there is always a big batch of new proposals up for action. The members are at present busily engaged, in arranging for a smoker, "A which is scheduled for Friday evening. At the meeting on Tuesday evening last Dr. C. G.

Yaeger tendered his resignation as secretary of the Premier Cycle Club, stating that his professional duties prevented him from giving the office the attention it should have. The resignation was accepted. Dr. Yaeger has held the office of secretary from the time the club first started and his many friends much regret that he has been compelled to relinquish it. He will still remain a member of the Board of Managers.

Miss Bessie Kaufmann was unanimously elected secretary in Dr. Yaeger's place, and judging from the great interest she takes in everyshe will fill the office admirably. thing pertaining to the a club there is no doubt William N. Phillippe, of the Century Wheelmen, of New York, paid Diamond Wheelmen. of Frankford.

a visit last Wednesday and remained over to participate with the Diamond boys in the business men's parade, held Wednesday evening. After the parade had dismissed Mr. Phillippe amused the boys with some interesting facts about Great Gotham. The Kenilworth Wheelmen will give a dance next Wednesday evening. October 13, at Institute Hall.

This will be the inaugural dance of Kenilworth's social season. O. S. Bunnell, manager of Frank Starbuck, has offered to back Star against Michael in an unpaced race from five miles upward for $3,000, winner to take all. Dave Schaefer, Michael's manager, would not agree to make a contest.

He wants another twenty-fivemile paced race, but there is no probability of the racers coming together in a paced race again this year. The R. Mt. G. Cyclers were organized on Saturday evening.

The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: James Royer, president; Edward Mason, vice president; Edward D. Patterson, secretary; William L. Patterson, trasurer: Walter Moore. captain: H. J.

Green, first lieutenant: Chas. Kinderman, color-bearer. The club will have its first (chestnut) run to Fairville, on Sunday, leaving the club house at 7.30 A. M. sharp.

The committee in charge of the smoker, "A Quaker Night," to be given by the Quaker City Wheelmen on Friday evening, October 15. is working hard to get up a record-breaking programme. The list of first-class talent already secured assures a splendid entertainment. The committee consists of the following gentlemen: J. W.

Aschenbach, chairman; H. Leopold, J. S. Moyer and F. J.

Reeves. The Meteor Wheelmen had about twenty of their members out on their annual club century run to Atlantic City on Sunday. All survived and will be presented with a souvenir survivor's medal. First Lieutenant Brown had charge of the run in the absence of Captain Tripp. who was unable to attend on account of illness.

J. Frank Starbuck will race either fifteen or twenty miles against a relay of running horses, each covering a mile, at the Tioga track on Saturday, October 16. Starbuck will be paced by forty pacemakers. Practically the same machines will be used that paced him in his race with Michael at Willow Grove last Saturday. President Denny, of Welcome Wheelmen, has appointed an entertainment committee for 1897-98, composed of F.

W. Klier, chairman; W. J. Barry, William Klier, W. W.

Van Dyke, C. A. Starr and Samuel Denny. The Pennsylvania Bicycle Club has Cispensed with the initiation fee and now insists only on a quarter's dues in advance being paid to entitle an applicant for membership to undergo the vigilance of the membership committee. At a meeting of the Waverly Wheelmen, held on the 4th instant, it was unanimously resolved to condemn the leasing of the Philadelphia Gas Works to United Gas Improvement Company or anyone, and to use the club's influence to have the Councilmen of the ward vote for the defeat of the bill.

It was also resolved to use the club's influence on Councils to pass the bill compelling vehicles to carry lights after dark. Club run on Sunday is to Wilmington and return by boat. A ball is to be given at Musical Fund Hall November 19. 1. Hasser has been elected captain of the foot-ball team.

The club will give a masquerade party on Hallowe'en. The entertainment committee of the Pennsylvania Bicycle Club for the season of 1897-98 has been appointed by President MeKinstry, and consists of William A. Edsall, chairman: W. A. Barr, H.

M. Titus, C. B. Hinchman, E. H.

Coane; W. Rudolph and James Duffy. This committee intends starting the season with a theatre benefit at the Chestnut Street Theatre on November 9, and commencing with the latter part of this month will adopt Saturday evening as club night, when a varied programme will be given. In addition to this they will have charge of the tri-weekly dances and progressive euchres. with incidentally a smoker or some other form of entertainment.

The semi-century of the Ide Wheelmen, on Sunday, October 17, is expected to be the largest run of the season. The committee has received entries from several clubs throughout the city. Captains of one or two clubs intend to enter two squade of fifty men each, thereby obtaining a loving cup for each fifty members entered. As there are two styles to select from, this will enable the clubs to obtain a pair or two distinct prizes. Each club will set its own pace, and unattached riders can tack on or go it alone.

The start may be made at any time after 6 A. ride to Andorra Nurseries before dinner, home for dinner and ride to Essington and return before sunset. Handsome medals will be given to all survivors who finish by 10 P. M. The Puncture Club is a newly-organized eyeling club, with headquarters at 1427 Porter street.

The following officers have been elected for the ensuing year: Captaln, John Edward Kestler; lieutenant, Otis Egan; treasurer, Egan; secretary, Charles Van Zandt: color-bearer, M. Hoad, and bugler, J. Cope. Their first run will be to Essington, on Sunday. Diamond Wheelmen, of Frankford, have started a mandolin club.

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Hodgson. Walter J. Clinch and Auna A. Rooney. William H.

Gracey and Lydia Fleming. Charles A. Turney and Katie B. Fletcher. James B.

Smith and Minnie A. Knapp. Christian C. Welk and Lydia Widmer. Edward J.

Field and Susan Duddy. Francis H. Dafresne and Jeanne Goseph, Christopber G. Carr and Frederica J. Barrett.

George H. Mahood and Margaret J. Vessey. Edward J. Bracken and Sallie R.

Williams. Charles H. Harrison, and Edna A. Manning, William Shaw and Annie E. Ashton.

Louis Buck and Aline Cardon. Harry W. Pearce and Maime R. Duffy. John Shober and Nellie M.

Grace. Joseph Trimber and Mary Marks. Dr. Thomas T. Thomas and Beulah S.

Matlack. Edward 0. Wingert and Anna E. Mooney. Samuel B.

Wells and Sophia M. Eastlack. Louis Bellack and Pauline Cohen. George F. W.

Bexfeld and Annie M. Fletcher. Willtam Coleman and Barbara Johnson. John Foy and Margaret Boyle. Joseph Keller and Grace B.

Rennison. Moses Christian and Ella Savage. Henry Capdevielle and Clara E. Heldeprien. John W.

Searles and Maria W. Marshall. Matthew E. Dowling and Ellen Sweeney. Frederick Koch and Elnor Sommer.

James Ward and Annie McGowen. Cyrus F. Grow and Rose A. Mawhinnes. Richard W.

Slocum and Anna McClay. Harry A. Krollpfeiffer and Anna M. Voetsch. Edwin B.

Hibbs and M. Lizzie Grier. Samuel V. Paul and Mary T. Gormley.

William Reeves and Mary Ritter. James J. Reynolds and Winfred V. Finnerty. John J.

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Druggist. Catharine Street. Southeast of Front, Dr. M. F.

Groves' Son Co. Morris Street. Southwest Corner of Nintb, McNamee Cigar Store. TIOGA E. E.

Wilson. 2002 Tioga Street. CAMDEN OFFICES 211 Kaighn Avenue. W. S.

Thompson. and Market Streets, Northwest Corner, second, Pharmacy. RATES FOR ADVERTISING THE TIMES DVERTISEMENTS set solid, without lines or blank spaces, and properly classified under the following headings. will be accepted for the Sunday or Daily Edition of THE TIMES at the low rate of Employment Dogs. Birds.

Country Boarding. Boarding Dressmaking and and Rooms. Millinery. Machinery. Tools, For Sale.

PER WORD Business when prepaid. Carriages. No advertisement Horses, less than 10c. Bicycles. When Agate Real display is used, Wanted.

rate is 10c. Carpet per Money to line for entire Planos and advertisement. Musical PER Schools and PREPAID Personal 10 LINE Help Wanted PAPER BOXES-Cutter on a Robinson. Address 410, Times Office. PLATE PRINTING over 17 to learn the trade; must parents.

Address A 346, Times Office. PLATE PRINTING--Boys in second or third year; steady work; good pay. Hoskins, 815 Chestnut Street. SALESMAN acquainted with men's furnishing trade in Philadelphia and vicinity to sell popular line of white shirts. Address A 382, Times Office.

STOUT BOY In Evans' candy factory, 136 Juvenal Street. One with experience. WANTED-Elderly man, capable to run small holler and engine: willing to do other work; prefer one exp. with horses: state wages. 316, Times.

WANTED -BOY about 15, to work in wholesale business bouse. Address 812, Times Office. WANTED-All-round job printer. Apply early to G. T.

Franklin, 1510 Mount Vernon Street. WANTED--An experienced collector on sion basis; first-class reference required. Apply 1117 Chestnut Street. WANTED -Good cutters on order work. S.

Abrahams 26 and 28 North 4th St. WANTED -Cutters on special order work. S. Abrahams 26 and 28 North 4th St. WANTED -Experienced boy on pocketbook work.

Apply Theo. Haas, 623 Cherry Street. WANTED--Experienced hands on double rib machine: steady work all year. Friedberger Eighteenth. St.

and Fisher's Lane, Germantown. WANTED -Shoecutter on fine custom work. Apply 721 West Girard Avenue. WANTED- Fine tailors on custom coats, to work inside, at 4455 Frankford Avenue. tailors on ladies' coats, to work inside, 4455 Frankford Avenue.

MALE AND FEMALE BASTERS and Operators wanted on stock coats. Miller's, 16th and Reed Sts. OPERATORS. basters, seamers and girls to do plain stitching on pants. Comyn's, 625 Filbert St.

FEMALE FEMALE colored cook, in private family; good reference. Call on Monday. 726 South Eighteenth Street. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS wanted on boys' caps or girls' Tam-o-Shanters. J.

Linker, 348 South Fourth Street. EXPERIENCED HANDS on ladies' coats. 716 Fairmount Ave. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on ladies' waists and children's dresses. 501 Market Street.

FINISHERS ON PANTS-Also. good plain fell. ing hands. Thompson, N. Snellenburg 12th and Market rear entrance.

GIRL wanted for housework and cooking. 3035 Diamond St. GIRL, wanted for housework; small family. 2215 North Seventeenth street. GIRL wanted for housework; 9 to 10 to-day.

600 Washington avenue. GIRL WANTED for general housework. Call Sunday after 4 P. 1916 Mount Vernon St. GIRL for general housework; good plain cook, washer and ironer.

3942 Pine Street. GIRL wanted for housework and cooking. 3035 Diamond Street. White. GIRL for general housework.

3332 Lancaster Avenue. HALF-GROWN GIRL wanted to assist with housework. 2114 North Fifteenth Street. HALF-GROWN GIRL to assist in general housework; German preferred. 2143 North Seventh.

HOSIERY-Wanted looper, topper and knitter. A. Boyle Pairhill, above Cumberland. HOUSEWORK -Girl for general housework. 3926 Brown Street, HOUSEWORK- -Girl for housework: good wages.

1030 Olive above Fairmount Are, HOUSEWORK -Plain cook in family of three; reference. 616 North Thirty-second St. HOUSEWORK girl. good washer and froner: must have reference. 1632 South 20th St.

OPERATORS wanted at once; good hands on colored underskirts and eiderdown garments; power machines; steady work; good pay. 421 Market Street. PAPER BOXES- Machine band and learners wanted. 448 York avenue, above Willow street. RESPECTABLE white woman for housework.

with references; wages $3.50. 254 N. 9th St. Help Wanted FEMALE SALESLADIES WANTED -Gerson's 40-42-44 N. 8th St.

SMALL girl to sew on buttons. 501 Market St, girl, colored, to assist in housework. 659 North Eleventh street. Girl (white) for general housework. Diamond street.

WANTED -Learners and improvers at millinery. 214 South Eleventh street. WANTED--Experienced saleslady; bright and Intelligent; state experience. Address 395, Times Office. WANTED- Girl for general housework; reference required.

Call Monday at 4044 Powelton Av. WANTED -Experienced bands at necking boxes. Apply 623 Cherry Street. WANTED--A good seamstress and nurse, with reference. for child 4 years old.

Apply Mondav. between 10 and 12, 215 S. Seventeenth St. WANTED-Girl or middle-aged woman for general housework: small family; non-Catholic. Address A 350, Times Office.

WANTED-Girl for general housework; good home and wages. Address P. O. Box 125, Phila. WANTED Good colored girl to help with housework, must be good washer; sleep home.

Call after 9 o'clock Monday. 621 South Sixteenth. WANTED woman to do general housework: two in family, Apply 605 North Second Street $1.50 per week. WANTED- 100: experienced hands on sacques; none but experienced hands need apply. M.

A. Metz 491 N. Third Street. WANTED- German girl for general housework. 2205 North Nineteenth Street.

WANTED--Girl for cooking and housework. Call before 9 A. M. or after 6 P. 707 Berks Street.

WANTED--Experienced all-round woman for restaurant kitchen; only those with good exp. need answer. 7 South 7th St. WANTED--Operators and learners on men's coats. 889 N.

Eighth Street. WANTED Experienced crocheters on hand sacques. A 449, Times Office. WHITE or colored girl from 12 to 13 years; sleep at home. 1624 Jefferson St.

Agents Wanted AGENTS WANTED -Specialties sold on easy payments; ref. required. People's Furnishing 1226 Arch St. Situations Wanted MALE. A NO.

1 references for driving or packer, willing to do anything. Address 305, Times Office. ACTIVE young man wants a position at anything; contractor preferrel: Interpreted at World's Fair in English and Italian; willing to oblige; small wages to begin with; first-class ref. Address A 377. Times Office.

ACTIVE young man, age 18. desires a position to learn real estate business. H. C. 2021 Norris st.

ACTIVE young man, age 18. desires a position; an office experience. H. C. Harding, 2021 Norris st.

ACTIVE boy, 16, wishes position of any kind; store or office preferred. Axelrad, 126 Poplar st. ACTIVE young 21, wants situation of any kind; not afraid 10 work; good driver. Louis Sibre, 1338 South 7th st. ACTIVE, well educated young man (25) seeks employment: can speak German; no canvassing.

Weigel, 203 Diamond Street. ACTIVE MAN. 22. good reference, will ndvertise or give samples. Address G.

D. Siegel, 520 South Sixth St. ACTIVE young married man seeks position. steady. driving, wholesale house or anything: day or night; in or out of city: used to hard work; painter by trade.

Charles. 1760 North Third St. ACTIVE young man wishes steady situation: manufacturing house preferred; fair penman; best reference. Address 313. Times Office.

ADVERTISING -Young man, medium; experienced, wants A first-class state terms. 409, Times Office. AD of WRITER, expert, advertising. effective prospectuses, in preparation newspaper desires few hours emp. daily.

A 408. Times Office. AMERICAN, active, good address, honest. retion of any kind. G.

1504 Erie Ave. liable, good penman, good manager, A desires postASSISTANT bookkeeper and entry clerk. 19 years of age. desires position; first-class reference furnished. C.

Bodi. 205 Federal st. ASSISTANT in shipping or stockroom, strong young man wishes position. Address, A 453, Times Office. A YOUNG colored man desires position in private family, boarding-house, or tend couple horses; good ref.

Address 1621 Addison st. BANK CLERK, single, 28, wants situation; ref. and security. Address 352. Times Office.

BARTENDER- appearance and good mixer; reference. E. 607 Brown St. BARTENDER, neat appearance, good city wants position. Address 374, Times Office.

BOOK-KEEPER wants position; experienced, accurate, good penman; first-class references; not afraid of work; mod, salary. Add. A 355, Times. BOOK -KEEPER-D. middle city references; willing.

707 Marshall. BOXMAN wants situation: not afraid of work; can cook oysters. Address A 419, Times Office. BOY. 17 years, bright and willing.

would like situation as office boy; best ref. 7. 525, Times. BOY (14) wants position of any kind. Address A.

2439 Hancock Street. BOY (15) wants position in office or store. 1335 North Sixth Street. BOY (16), honest, would like to have position of any kind. Call or address Morris Zerkowitz, 759 South Fourth Street, Phila.

BOY (16) would like work of any kind. W. BetSOD, 2422 Hicks Street. BOY (17) would like to learn paperhanging. Address H.

1821 Reed Street. BOY, 14, colored, Just from school, wants situation. Address 248 Martine St. BOY, 17, wants work of any kind; not afraid to work. A.

R. Caldwell, 410 Spruce St. BOY. 15. wishes work of any kind.

Address William Magee, 1405 Moore St. BOY, 13, honest, wishes situation of any kind. Address Elijah McCullough, 1514 Morris St. BOY wants position of any kind: work abont the house. H.

Williams, 576 Pine Camden. BOY, 16, would like work of any kind. William Betson, 2422 Hicks St. ROY. 16.

would like a position of any kind. Address 1020 Moyamensing Avenue. BOY. 17. wants to learn paper hanging.

Address Howard Hamilton, 1821 Reed St. BOY would like a situation of any kind. Address William Gross, 1315 Bancroft St. BOY. 18.

some experience at cake baking, or to learn electrician. R. 1144 South 15th St. BOY, 16, wishes position of any kind; best ref. 707 Charles St.

BOY (18) wishes to learn a good trade; wages no object. Add. J. R. 1604 Ellsworth Street.

BOY- Willing to work at anything: good references; colored: in private family or store. Edward Rozier, 1703 Addison Street. BOY, 15, wishes position in office or wholesale house at which he could advance himself. James A. Fischer.

3345 North 5th St. BOY. 16. desires position in wholesale house where he could advance himself. F.

Holzwarth, 1227 West Dauphin St. BOY. 16. honest, wishes position of any kind: best ref. Call or ad.

M. C. Berkowitz, 759 South 4th St. BOY. 15.

wishes position in an office. S. M. Lissman, 1623 South St. BOY.

16, wishes position in store or office. Address N. E. cor. Sth and Bainbridge, Fred Cohen.

BOY, 15, wonld like a position of any kind. Call 312 Fawn between Spruce and Pine, 12th and 13th James Hamilton. BOY. 16, wants work of any kind: learn trade or work around store: four years in last place. Thomas Brogan, 1304 Latimer St.

BOY, 17, student of Manual Training School, desires to enter electrical machine shop. Ad. Botfield. 6617 Yocum West Philada. BOY- respectable colored boy, from the South, wishes situation with private family; best city reference.

Address A 394, Times Office. BOY wouid like position as office boy in large bullding or wholesale house. William Mayer, 2150 North Natrona Street. BOY. 16, would like position of any kind: good penman and quick at figures.

Address A 422, Times Office. BRIGHT. INTELLIGENT MAN wishes position with wholesale or retail tea and coffee house. Address 323, Times Office. CARPENTER- Good worker, wants jobbing, or operation; piece work.

Add. A 396, Times. CHEF-First-class, all-round man, desires posttion: highest reference; hotel, club, institution or boarding house. Address 832, Times Office. CLERK desires a position; good penman, quick and accurate at figures; A1 reference.

Address 399. Times Office. CLERK and assistant book-keeper, 5 years' praetical experience, wants position. Francois Prevost, 2329 Gratz Street. CLERK--Young man wants accurate at figures, good penman; A1 not afraid to put a band to anything.

Add. A 356, Times CLERK wants position: has trade: long experience in State Department; asks moderate salary. Address 360, Times Office. COACHMAN and gardener, single, Protestant. willing, wants situation; best city ref.

Address 412, Times Office. COLLECTOR--Experienced, reliable, wishes position; temporary or permanent. 2102 Norris. COLLECTOR--Position wanted by young man: can give A1 reference and security. Address 252, Times Office.

COLORED man wishes a situation waiter in private family or boarding-house; no objection to salary, Address 401, Times Oflee. Situations Wanted MALE. COLORED man, sober and careful, would like to take charge of cottage at seashore or city. 1634 Waverly st. COLORED man wants situation as driver for doctor or private family; good reference.

Address 861 Darien st. COLORED man wishes a situation as waiter or conchman in private family; well experienced. Address 402, Times Office. COLORED man, 25, wants situation as waiter in private family; good references. Address 385.

Times Office. COLORED MAN will work as porter, waiter, cook or bell boy; anxious for work. Address B. P. 0.

General Delivery, Philadelphia. COMPRESSED tablets: Man who thoroughly understands their manufacture. Address James Rambo, Torresdale P. Phila. CUTTER and tailor wants steady years' exp as cutter; best sober and reliable.

Address Box 227, Brookville, Pa. 8 sears' experience, wishes position assistant or mechanical man. F. T. Clark, South Easton, Pa.

DRIVER--Experienced young married man wants work; speaks German and English; reference. Address A 366, Times Office. DRIVER- -Single man, experienced driver, wants situation. Address 3061 Wyoming Street. DRIVER and shipping clerk wishes position of any kind; A1 reference.

Add. A 385, Times Office. ing; the city; or work of any kind. Address DRIVER- man wants situation at driv216 Clarion, Thirteenth and Race. DRIVER steady young man wants work of any kind; good driver: can take care of horses.

Address 372. Times Office. -Reg. pharmacist, wants permanent relief engagements; good ref. 2461 Jasper St.

DRUGS -Young man wants to learn drug business, with college privileges. Add. A 378, Times. ENERGETIC Young man desires work of any kind; good driver and understands horses; best reference. Address A 365.

Times Office. ENGINEER wants position; does repairing and steam fitting; good references. R. W. Phillips, 1113 Frankford Avenue.

ENGINEER--Young man wishes situation; do own firing: understands all repairs and pipe fitting. 2535 North Eleventh street. ENGINEER -Experienced man desires position; best references. 2102 Norris Street. ENGINEER--English certificated: marine or stationary; good references.

707 N. Marshall. ENTRY and bill clerk, experienced. wants position; best reference. Address 354, Times Office.

Experienced man wants situation 88 salesman, shipping clerk or stock keeper: good penman and marker. Address 280, Times Office, FIRST-CLASS MEAT CUTTER wishes position; willing to give one week's work free for steady position. G. 2701 North Broad street. FIRST-CLASS ICE CREAM MAKER.

also perfenced in confectionery, wishes situation. 857 North Twelfth street. GARDENER, single. wants work on gent's place; can be well recommended. 2208 Hamilton street.

GARDENER and florist. practical in every respect, wishes permanent situation; best reference. M. Bernicker, 1534 McKean street. GARDENER, single.

wants situation on gents' place: first-class reference. Address A 415, Times Office. GARDENER, single. wishes exp. In green house and foliage plants of all kinds vegetables; best ref.

P. M. seed store, 1018 Market. GENTLEMAN, of extensive banking experience. wants position: first-class reference and security if required.

Address A 357, Times Office. GOOD. steady mAn will take position at Anything, as waiter or dishwasher; moderate wages. Address A 400, Times Office. GOOD TENOR wishes position; church preferred.

Address A 447. Times Office. GOOD PENMAN wants night work. Address C. Meigs, Room 616, Terminal Building.

GROOM and gardener desires position; best of references: understands his business. Address A 361. Times Office. HARDWARE country: wants reference situation from in hardware employer. Address A 368, Times Office.

LAD of 17. desires to learn any good mechanical trade: is intelligent; active, willing and energetic; unexceptionable references. Address Harry, Box 1344, Post Office. LIVERY-An all-round man wishes situation in livery stable; strictly sober. Add.

A 388. Times. MACHINIST- -Young man, with 6 years' experience, wishes position; A1 reference. Address 308, Times Office. MACHINIST -Young married man, sober, willing, quick, wants situation at trade or other work; good reference.

3071 Joyce Street. MACHINIST -Experienced on all kinds of sewing and buttonhole machines; good reference. Isanes. 1407 North Eleventh Street. MAN.

single, Protestant. wants situation in store or driver, or any kind of work; city or country; low wages; good ref. Add. A 443, Times Of. MAN-Danish.

wants position on gent's place; understands care of horses, lawn and garden. Address A 339. Times Office. MAN would like to put out ashes once a week and sweep the cellar; whitewashing: ref. 1314 Atmore St.

Call, postal will be attended to. MAN wants situation AS fireman or night watchman; good references. 'Add. A 343, Times Office. MAN wants position as stock keeper or salesman, clothing business.

J. C. Taitt. 707 S. 2d St.

MAN wants place as coachman: 4 years' city reference from last place. Add. 2338 Montrose St. MAN wishes situation with private family or doctor: understands the care of horses and carriages; can milk: refs, Add. A 340, Times Office.

MARRIED man wants position light driving or any kind of work: best reference. Address Samuel Surrick, 3107 Emerald Street. MARRIED man wants situation as clerk; moderate wages; references. Add. A 344.

Times Office. MARRIED MAN desires steady employment; willing to accept any work: salary no object; good reference. Address Rear 1325 Lee street. MECHANIC wants position in small shop: familiar with lathe and bench work, forging, temperIng, etc. Address 355, Times Office.

MIDDLE-AGED. married, refined German, understands English, German, French: good penman, wishes position. Address 386, Times Office. Old man, wants job; works cheap. Henry, 733 Spring Garden St.

PAWNBROKER'S CLERK desires position: 9 years' experience: thoroughly competent. Address 364, Times Office. PLUMBER and steamfitter wants situation; city or country. Address A 402, Times Office. POCKET-BOOK cutter wants pos.

in factory; good worker. Address Charles Blum, 725 South St. PORTER (Colored) wants situation; good reference; last employed at Lit Brothers. Address 861 Darien street. PRINTER-Can you place all-round jobber? 3271 Locust Street.

SALESMEN -Good salary and commission. Centennial Mfg. 1025 Arch St. SALESMAN-20 rears experience in grocery trade. desires position; reference.

Address 343, Times Oflee. SALESMAN wishes position; can handle any line. Address 389, Times Office. SALESMAN, experienced and energetic. will a line on commission; best testimonials.

Address 357, Times Office. SALESMAN, well acquainted with shoe and find. ing trade, desires position. Add. 342, a Times Of.

SALESMAN-Young man desires sit. with wholesale tea and coffee house; 2 years' experience; best ref. Address A 358, Times Office. SALESMAN, calling on retail grocers, will handie good specialty side line; commission basis. Address 844.

Times Office, SALESMAN, experienced. wants goods to sell on salary or commission: city or suburbs: can give satisfactory ref. Address A 342, Times Office. SHIPPER and recelver wants permanent position. M.

2329 Gratz St. SHIPPING clerk, capable of managing department. will accept moderate salary. Address 341, Times Office, SHOEMAKER, competent, wants position in institution or school; can instruct and make any kind of cripple shoes. Add.

338, Times Office. SHOE -Experienced retail shoe man and buyer, good window dresser, wants situation. Address Salesman, 422 Mellvaine St. SINGLE MAN of intelligence and reliability will accept position at $6 a week. Pfell, 533 Berks St.

SITUATION wanted by an experienced oyster opener. Apply or address Charles Thompson, 280 North Ninth St. SPECIAL NOTICE--Experienced salesman, with best city references, owning horse and wagon, livIng fifteen miles out of city, is to engagement in any line that can be worked profitably in Delaware and Chester counties. Address G. H.

Brinton, Elwyn, Pa. STENOGRAPHER, typewriter and assistant book-keeper desires position. 414 Times Ottice. STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, experienced, desires position; salary $5 per week to start. Address 375, Times Office.

STENOGRAPHER, typewriter and office assistant, position; experienced; reference: salary $7. Address 353, Times Office. STENOGRAPHER desires position; 5 years' experience. Address A 366, Times Office. STRONG man wishes a position in wholesale house or a8 driver: good reference.

Address 3462 Frankford Avenue. STRONG young man from the country wants anything honorable: understands care horses and driving. H. R. 1624 Mt.

Vernon St. STRONG boy wishes alt. of any kind; perienced are light trimmer and good driver. Address Milton Ostheim, 2432 Jefferson St. STRONG.

honest boy, 17, would like to learn trade and work around factory. M. Ackermann, 413 North Second St. UPHOLSTERER wishes position city or country hotel. Address 121 Filson Street.

UPHOLSTERER- Situation wanted by young man, with 4 years' experience. Address J. Link, 313 Washington Avenue, Situations Wanted MALE. WANTED position as collector or inside posttion of any kind. Address A 345, Times Office.

WANTED, young man to make himself generally useful who can do shorthand and typewriting; ref, required. Add. 404, Times Office. WANTED, stout, strong young man in wholesale grocers house to assist shipper. Address 346, Times Office.

WAITER, white. 1st-class, speaks French and German, wants sit. in restaurant or cafe; 1stclass ret. J. H.

1626 Sansom St. WANTED, position 28 collector, watchman, messenger or to drive light wagon; references. Address 408, Times Office. WANTED, by young man, sit. driving or work in house; can cook; small wages; good home.

Call or address C. H. Tilghman, 205 N. 12th St. WANTED, by elderly gentleman, sit.

as assistant book-keeper, collector or clerk. R. J. 745 North Forty -first St. WANTED on paper boxes, foreman cutter; state wages; references required.

Add. 337, Times. WANTED, experienced operators on fine men's coats: machines on steam power. Apply at 540 North Third St. WANTED, first-class solicitor for printing; state salary.

Larzelere, 114 South Second St. WANTED, 20 finishers on fine pantaloons. Apply 26 North Third St. WANTED, lacquerer on chandelier work. R.

G. Ledig, 821 Cherry St. WANTED-By a boy of 17, situation with doctor. or to drive grocery wagon or coal wagon. 2605 Huntingdon Street.

middle-aged man, situation to travel gentleman or take charge of invalid. Inquire at 2605 Huntingdon Street. WANTED-A position to travel in the paint business; South preferred. Address Paint, Bethlehem, Pa. YOUNG man.

19, desires situation: 4 years' experience real estate office; best references. Address 411, Times Office. YOUNG man wishes position as upholsterer; 5 years' experience. Add. A 395, Times Office.

YOUNG man wishes situation to care for horses and make himself useful. A 387, Times Of. YOUNG man, experienced in shipping goods and china business, wants pos. Lock Box 452, Pottstown, Pa. YOUNG MAN wishes situation as attendant to invalid or aged gentleman; reference furnished.

Address A 423, Times Office. YOUNG MAN, with experience, wishes position in shoe store; good reference. Address A 434, Times Oflice. YOUNG man (19) wishes a position in wholesale hardware store. 2134 Uber Street.

YOUNG man. 16 years old, wants position in place of advancement: good reference. George S. Stevens, 701 Dudley Phila. YOUNG man (17) desires position in business A house or bicycle department: fair penman; best of references.

M. J. Udean, 1201 S. Ninth Street, YOUNG man (17) wants work of any kind: good driver: reference if required. Add.

2016 Orkney. YOUNG man (17) wishes situation of any kind in wholesale house. Jack Blitzstein. 431 S. 4th.

YOUNG COLORED MAN, experienced with horses, wishes position to drive light delivery wagon. Address 388. Times Office. YOUNG MAN would like to have work of any kind: would like to learn a trade. J.

McKee, 1310 Catharine street. YOUNG MAN (17) desires position in business house. or as companion to traveling salesman; best of ref. M. Udran, 1201 South Ninth street.

YOUNG MAN (17) would like to learn a good trade. J. McKee, 1310 Catharine street. YOUNG MAN. age 18.

desires to learn cigarmaking. Harry Fisher, 2004 North Twenty -first street. YOUNG MAN (18) wants situation in wholesale house. H. Getz, 1324 Palmer street.

YOUNG MAN would like to learn the wholesale grocery business; not afraid of work. Address A 459, Times Office. YOUNG MAN desires position in book bindery; two years' experience. Address 351, Times Office. YOUNG MAN (28) as clerk, watchman, stock keeper or porter; reference.

Address Paul Culin, 208 McAlpin street. West Philadelphia. YOUNG MAN would like situation as driver. W. 1559 Warnock street.

YOUNG MAN. 21 years old. would like work on a wagon: not afraid of work. C. Tischel, 633 North Third street.

YOUNG MAN (21) with three years' experience, wishes situation in wholesale shirt house. Address 383, Times Office. YOUNG MAN (21) wants work of any kind: sober and industrious: reference, if preferred. Address E. J.

407 South Eighth street. YOUNG MAN (German) wishes position as second cook: hotel or restaurant: three years' experience; good reference. Inquire 1510 Wood street. YOUNG MAN (18) desires situation a8 clerk in a grocery store. George W.

Lutton, Mt. Ephraim, N. J. YOUNG man (18) wants work. 1312 Garnet St.

YOUNG man (19) wishes a position of any kind; would desire a trade. H. Brinnishotz, 518 Wilder. YOUNG man (20) wants work of any kind. G.

Mathien, 1606 S. Eleventh Street. YOUNG man. Central High graduate, desires evening position. Address A 331.

Times Office. YOUNG man wants position to solicit advertising: can take charge; ref. Add. 311 Times Of. YOUNG man wants work: sober and industrious; not afraid of bard work: wages moderate to start; 3 years last place.

D. 1831 Callowhill St. YOUNG man wants to engage with cake bakery to learn the business. Add. 321, Times Oflice.

YOUNG man wishes position as advertising solicitor; exp. Address 309, Times Office. YOUNG man wishes position as driver: single or double team: 4 years' experience. F. W.

Ransom, 2210 S. Eighth Street. YOUNG man wishes position in dry goods store; experienced. Add. Charles Blum, 725 South St.

YOUNG man would like to finish trade at plumbing: 2 years' exp. R. Robinson, 712 Hoffman St. YOUNG man. 17, wants work of any kind, 1912 Ringgold Place, Nineteenth and Pine Streets.

MALE FEMALE A paper box wants work at home: something similar. Address CLASS, 385, Times Office, COLORED GIRL wishes a place 98 chambermaid or child nurse; reference. 1313 South Eighth street. COLORED woman wants position at housework or washing and ironing; will take home. 2237 Wright St.

COLORED WOMAN-First-class cook: best reference. Call 726 South Eighteenth street. DRESSMAKER wants work, in or out by the day. 312 South Third Street, second floor. ELDERLY woman wants situation 98 experienced cook in private family.

elty or county; city reference. 508 DeLancey above Pine (formerly Powell). EXPERIENCED child's nurse wants care of child 3 years old: wages $2.50. Address E. M.

1645 North Twenty -ninth Street. FIRST-CLASS cook wants situation; DO postals. 1512 Spring Street. GIRL wants light housework. Address 353, Times Office.

GIRL wants general housework or downstairs work; good cook: reference. 2007 Columbia Ave. MIDDLE-AGED Protestant woman wants place, general housework: good cook; city reference. Address 908 N. Third City.

MIDDLE-AGED woman wishes position as bousekeeper or light housework; city or village. Address A 389. Times Office. NURSERY GOVERNESS wishes sit. to amuse and teach young children; read and write German, and do needlework.

Address 361, Times Office. SOUTHERN colored girl wants general housework or chambermaid: can give best city reference: call Monday. 1843 Lombard Street. STENOGRAPHER and typewriter wants position: experienced: reference; salary $5. Address 354.

Times Office. STENOGRAPHER and typewriter desires posttion; experienced. Add. A 346. Times Office, WIDOW with child.

4 years old, wants place As housekeeper. Address A 380, Times Office. WOMAN wants situation as housekeeper; colored. 1534 North Twenty-second St. WOMAN wants situation at general housework.

Apply 717 Bayard street. WOMAN wants washing or day's work of any kind; reference. 2 rear 724 North Eighth St. WORKING CLOTHES mended: washing and ironing attended to. Call or address Kate Lindemouth, 1036 Spring street.

YOUNG LADY, good pianist, wishes position in store; salary $6. 825, Times Office. YOUNG LADY penman, knowledge of stenography, urgently needs situation; refined; quick; steady: ref. Add. 2437 Nicholas St.

YOUNG LADY, married, rellable. would assist society ladies in preparations for entertaining or similar duties. 3, Times Office, 8962 Market. YOUNG lady with A year's experience desires position 18 stenographer and typewriter; can furnish references; salary $7. Address 2720 North Hicks Street.

YOUNG lady, graduate, energetic, wants posttion: office, cashier, clerk; best references. Address A 326, Times Office. YOUNG LADY. competent in book stenography, typewriting, a ready reader of music and good performer on piano and organ, desires position in music. store OT where her services would be of use: small compensation.

Address C. E. Aubrey and Ark Sta. YOUNG WOMAN, 20 years of age, would like position taking care of an old lady; $5 a week. Address J.

A. Easton P. Pa. Employment Agencies THE QUAKER CITY Educational Brokers make a specialty of securing high grade positions at salaries to $5,000, and respectfully request the opportunity of showing what they have accomplished in the past three years as a criterion of their future posalbilities. 113 North Fifth Street.

IT WON'T TAKE YOU LONG to read this want work call at the Penn, 1413 Filbert Street, opposite City Hall..