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1. THE HUMAN FREEDOM FLAG. Frazer's Correspondence With the Mayor on the Flag at the State House. PERSIFOR FRAZER. OFFICE OF THE MAYOR, PHILADELPHIA, October 1891.

Professor PERSIFOR FRAZER, 1042 Drexel the Editor of Tan TiMEs: To On the afternoon of 10th a desire was expressed by some of the local committeo that Mr. Pettit's adaptation of United States flag to the white field of the Human Freedom League might be hoisted from the flagstaff of the State House. Laccordingly requested the gentlemen in Clerk of Couneil's oflee at Fifth and Chestnut streets to telephone to Commissioner Dixey to ask If this would be permitted. It is hard to shat- ter another of the great replies of the world. But the fact is that the answer I got from Mr.

Dixey was that he had not the necessary authority to grant this request, but referred me to his Honor, the Mayor. As I considered it disrespectful to telephone to the Mayor I telegraphed to him and sent in addition a letter by district messenger, so that If the latter failed the telegram would finally reach the City Hall in an hour or so. In this letter I made the same request of the Mayor, to fly an United States flax, but not the regulation article. Thefollowing correspondence ensued. Very truly, Building.

DEAR SIR: I am in receipt of your telegram and letter of even date herewith requesting permission to fly from Independence Hall a new United States flag on a fleld of white bunting on Monday next, 12th instant, and in reply I beg to state that I very much regret I cannot grant your request, the city having a regulation United States flag, which on all occasions has been the only flag allowed to be displayed from that flag-staff. Iam respectfully, EDWIN S. STUART, Mayor. OCTOBER 11, 1891. Hon.

EDWIN S. STUART, Mayor of Philadelphia: Six DEAR SIR: In regard to the request which, as chairman of the local committee, made of vou yesterday, for permission to hoist the United States flag with a white border on the State House flagstaff, I desire to say that I entirely agree with your view and the grounds for it. Still, it was not quite the same question as that of permitting the Irish or the Polish, the Russian or the Socialists' flag to occupy a place on the official flagpole. The question was whether it would be permitted to hoist the national ensign with a white border on the very holy of holies of our nation. The time may come when it may be, but it has not come yet, and I trust we may never see the scandalous prostitution of the State and city insignia which Abram Hewitt vainly tried to correct in New York.

Very sincerely, PERSIFOR FRAZER. PEOPLE do not discover it until too late, that the so-called washing powders not only ent up their clothes, but ruin their skin, and cause rheumatism. Use nothing but Dobbins' Electric Soap. Have your grocer keep it. MARRIED.

Wednesday morning. Oetober 14. 1591. at the residence of the bride's barents. 1588 North Broad street, Philadelphia.

by J. R. Miller, D. assisted by the Rev. William Allen.

Mr. ABRAM H. ALLEN and Miss ELLA ALLISON COOK E. both of Philadelphia. ANDERSON Wednesday, the 14th instant, by Rev.

Dr. B. Dales. WELLJAM ANDERSON to MARY ANN SON, all of this city. the 14th instant, at the residenco of the bride's parents.

96 North Forty -second street, Philadelphia. by the Rev. William Blackwood. D. JAMES M.

ARMSTRONG tO MARY V. DEAN, both of this city. -October 14, 1591. by Rev. William Downey, at his residence, Green street.

above Tenth. Philadelphia. Mr. JOHN T. BAKER, of Delaware, to Miss M.

ESTELLE EDWARDS, of Philadelphia. BAKER 15, 1891, by Rev. I. D. King.

at the residence of the bride's parents, WILLIAM H. BAKER, of Camden, N. to Miss ALICE TROTH, of Palladeiphia. BANES- October 14,1501, at 1013 Mt. Vernon street, by the Rev.

Nathan B. Durrell, Mr. WILLIAM BANES to Miss LILLIE MAY STEVENS, both of this city. -October 14, 1891. by Rev.

L. Graham. D. D. SAMUEL H.

BATEMAN and Mrs. ROSA KOELLE. all of Philadelphia. CASSELS-HORN. -At Bridesburg.

Philadelphia, October 15, 1891, by Rev. Horace G. Mr Kean. Mr. ALEXANDER CASSELS and Miss DEBO.

RAH HORN, both of Bridesburg Saturday. September 5, 1801, at 2451 Palethorp street, by Rey. Joseph Mr. WILLIAM B. CLARK and Mrs.

CAROLINE SMITH, both of this elty. -On Wednesday, October 11, 1891, by the Rev. C. F. C.

Sinkow, Mr. ALEXANDER CONNOLLY and Miss MARY LOUISA DORNER, both of Philadelphia. the 13th instant, at the residence of the bride. 2114 North Sixteenth street, by Rev. Dr.

R. Owen, assisted by Rev. G. Bickley Burns. Mr.

THOMAS J. CRAVEN to Miss MELL PEDDRICK, all of Philadelphia. No cards. the 11th of Octoher, 1891, by the Rev. S.

A. K. Francis, at the residenae of the bride's parents, Giard Homestead, Rope Ferry read. Mr. J.

THOMAS DUCKWORTH to MISS IZELLA SHISLER, both of Philadelphia. William Greenough, pastor of the Cohocksink Prosbyterian Church. Oetober 11, 1891, at the residence of the bride, in this city. Mr. ALBERT T.

EBERBACE and Miss ANNIE M. WEAND. both of this city. FRISHMUTH the 13th of October, 1891, by the Rev. John G.

Bawn, CHARLES W. FRISHMUTH and ANNIE E. WELDEN. all of Philadelphia. Thursday afternoon.

October 15, 1891. at the Nineteenth Street Methodist Episcopal parsonage, by Rev. Charles Roads, MAX GENTHER to Miss MARY L. VANDEGRIFT, both of Philadelphia. GODOWN- October 13, 1591, at residence of the bride's mother, by Rev, W.

Swindells, D. Mr. EDWIN S. GODOWN to Miss LIZZIES. FREDERICK, all of Philadelphia.

October 7, at the residence of C. Elsenhart, Tacony, by Rev. Pr. David Wills, Mr. LEONARD C.

HATZELL and Miss ANNIE RAYMOND. No cards. October 7, 1891, at the resideuce of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Pastor Charles Graepp. of the German Lutheran St.

Mark's Church, CLARENCE E. HELD with FRIDA KRIDER. On Wednesday, October 14. At No. 1225 North Thirteenth street.

Philadelphia, by the Rev. H. D. Northrop. Mr.

ALEXANDER ALLEN KELLY and Miss HANNAH LAUBER, both of this city. LAWSON-SAVILLE-On October 12, 189L at 1302 South Twenty-eighth street, by Rev. William F. Aver, minister in charze of the Memorial Chapel of the Holy Communion, Mr. CHARLESJ.

LAW SON and Miss RATE W. SAVILLE, both of Philadelphia. -On Wednesday, August 5, 1-91, at the Cathedral. by the Rev. Father Gallawher, JOSEPIE J.

McCOART and MARY E. CLARK, both of Philadelphia. October 11, 1801. at 26.36 Deshong street, by the Rev. William F.

Ayer, minister in charge of the Memorial Chapel of the Holy Communion, Mr. JOHN ERSKINE MCCULLOUGH and Miss MARY SELENA DOUGHERTY, both of Philadelphia. the 15th of Octoher, 1991, at road, the residence of the bride's the parents, Oxford Frankford, Philadelphia, by Frank S. Dobbins, Mr. LEWIS McDOWELL and Miss PRANCES M.

WILLIAMS. Friday, the 16th by Rev. Dr. J. B.

Dales, WILLIAM J. MCGUIRE to RATE L. ENGEL, both of this city. -On the evening of the l4th at the residence of the bride's parents, 17 West Penn street. Germantown, by the Rev.

J. Elliott Wright, D. Mo KALE and Miss ANNA C. WETHERSTINE. On Thursday afternoon.

October 15, 1891, by the Rev. John Teas, D. Me. ROBERT J. McKNIGHT.

of Bellefonte, to Miss SADIE J. McKNIGHT, of Philadelphia. Wednesday evening. October 14, 1891, in this city, by the Rev. Matthew Newkirk.

D. fr. FENTON MARGERUM and MIss KATIE ANN ROBB, both of Kansas City. Kan. 30.

1591. by Rev. A. E. Dahlman.

413 North Thirty-eighth street, Mr. FREDERICK WILLIAM MARION to Miss ROSA SCHAEFER. both of Philadelphia. MATTHEWS- October 15, by Rev. G.

C. Eisenhardt, at the parsonage, 1615 Girard avenue, Mr. SAMUEL MATTHEWS and Miss ANNA T. FRANZ, both of Philadelphia. Boone, Delaware county, by the Rev.

C. E. Adamson, pastor of Fletcher M. E. Church, Philadelphin, on the evening of October 15, WILLIAM H.

MAXWELL, of Philadelphia. to SARAH W. McCLELLAND, Morton, Delaware county, Pa. Thursday evening, October 15, 1981, at the residence of the bride's parents, 192; Pallas street, Philadelphia, by J. R.

Stiller, D. Mr. WILLIAM C. MEYER and Mias BENNETTA F. CRAPP, both of Philadelphia.

MILES- October 6, by Rev. Richard Humphriss, at the parsonage of Haines Street M. E. Church, Mr. EDWARD R.

MILES to Miss FLORENCE STOVER, both of Germantown. the 14th instant, by the Rev. J. R. T.

Gray, at the residence of the bride's parents, Sixteenth and Allegheny avenue, Mr. HARRY T. MONTGOMERY to Miss MANNAH B. CLARK, both of Philadelphia. MONTGOMERY SCARBOROUGH.

On Wednesday morning. October 14, 1801, at 420 South Fir teenth street, Phi adelphia, by J. R. Miller, D. Mr.

FRANK A. MONTGOMERY. of Philadelphia, and Miss MARY E. SCARBOROUGH, of Prospect, Md. -On Thursday, October 1, 1601, by the Rev.

C. F. C. Suckow, Mr. HERMANN F.

J. OLDACH and Miss JULIA C. MATER. at the residence of her parents, 3001 East Susquehanna avenue. Thursday, October 13, at the residence of the bride, by Rev.

John M. Heron, Mr. JOIN ORR and Miss FANNIE KILPATRICK, both of Philadelphia. PALMER On Wednesday evenine. October 14.

1891, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the PALMER Rev. George A. Peltz, D. J. ASHA and Miss ELLA MAY KENNEDY, both of this city.

At Siloam M. E. Parsonage, 1333 East Susquehanna avenne, by Rev, A. W. Kurtz.

October 14. Mr. NEPHI GEORGE PEARCE and MIss ROSE ANNA WILSON, BOLD of Philadelphia. PERRY-STEWART. -At the Manse, 1712.

Franklin street, Philadelphia, by William Greenough, pastor of the Cohocksink Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, October 12, 1891, Mr. GEORGE W. PERRY arid Miss JENNIE ALDERDICE STEWART, both of this city. October 15, at their own home, 1524 Allen street, Frankford, by Itev. C.

M. Boswell. FERDINAND H. PLEATE to Miss HARRIET JACKSON, both of' Frank ford. ROSSHIRT -On Thursday.

October 15, by the rector of the parish of the Beloved Disciple, Rev. George R. Savage, at his residence, 753 Twenty sixth street, MARY CAROLINE WOLFF tO CHARLES JOHN ROSSILERT, both of Philadelphin. this city, October 14. 1591, by the Rev.

Byron A. Woods. Mr. ALBERT H. SCHAEFER and Miss LIZZIE J.

JORDAN, all of Philadelphia. On Wednesday, October 14. by the Rev. Herman L. Duhring and at No.

1708 Gimtz street, the residence of the parents of the bride, Mr. JOHN F. SCOTT to Miss ELIZABETH CLARA BATTEUX, both of Philadelphia. SIMPSON On Wednesday evening, Detober 14, 1891, at 432 North Fiftieth street, by the Rev. John Teas, D.

Mr. WILLIAM SIMPSON and Miss ETTA MCCLURE HENRY, all of this elty. Tuesday, October 13. In Christ Church. by the rector.

Charles Ewell Craik, WILLIAM MOUNT SON. of Philadelphia, and ADELAIDE of' Louisvitte, -October 14, 1591, the residence of the bride's parents, by William Greenouch, pastor of the Cohocksink Presbyterian Church, Mr. JOHN SLONAKER. and Miss MARY LORETTE MYERS, both of Philadelphia. October 14, 1891, at the Memorial Presbyterian Church, by the Rev.

J. A. Tomlinson, HARRY J. THOMAS to EVELYN C. SMITH, both of this city.

bride's parents, 1827 Marshall street, on Wednesa -BATTIN. -At the residence of the day evening, the 14th by Rev. W. D. Roberts, ALFRED WALTER THOMPSON and MAGGIE MAY, daughter of Horace K.

Battin, both of this city. WELSH -Bedford, September 29, 1891, at the Methodist Episcopal Church, by the Rev. M. L. Smyser, Miss MINNIE MAY HEDDING.

of Bedford, to the Rev. FRANKLIN L. WELSH, of Roaring Spring, Pa. Wednesday, October 1891. at their residence.

2945 Lawrence street, by Rev. Joseph B. Graff, Mr. FRANK H. WHIR AKER and Miss SALLIE M.

HOUPT, both of this city. NICKING. -On Saturday, April All 25, Rev. Herman L. and at Saints' parsonage, No.

740 South Twelfth street, Mr. JACOBH WILKING to Miss KATIE ELIZABETH KENSLEY, both of Philadelphia. September 30, by the Rev. Dr. Wilson, Mr.

JOSEPH WILLLAMS and Miss IDA SEEHONSEN, both of Philadelphia. Friends' Meeting House, Haddonfield, N. on Filth day, Tenth month, 15th. 1891, ARCHELAUS PHARO WILLITS, of Philadelphia, to MARY, daughter of Joseph K. Lippineott.

WILSON -October 14, 1891, at St. Clement's Church, by the Rev. W. H. Longridge, JOHNS.

WILSON to MARY A LICE BARREIT, both of this city. YOUNG- On October 15. at the residence of the bride, No. 15 North Pennsylvania avenne, Atlantic City, Mr. DURBIN YOUNG and Miss ANNIE M.

MONCRIEF, the Rev. William Alkman, D. officiating. Baylie, Samuel S. 85.

Blake, Patrick. Borland, Thomas. Boyd, Adam. Brown, Samuel, 73. Buchanan, S.

Harlan, 25. Buckley, William, 13. Cade. Aaron. Christy, Mary.

Comber, Thomas. Convery, Rose. Cornish, David, 71. Coulson, Edward. Crumley, Harry, 44.

Curtis, Anna E. 55. Dahill, Nora, 2. Donohue, James. Edenbern, Joseph.

Elliott, James. Ewing, Ann. Fasshnuer, Henrietta. Flounders, Mary, 69. Forsythe, James.

Franklin, Elizabeth. 70. Fritz, Caroline. Gillen, Sarah, 55. Green.

Margaret, 81. Hankele, Howard, 1. Herron, James, 26. Hetherington, Cath. 47.

Hevener, John. Hight, George. DIED. Hirch, Kate, 52. Hoffner, Catharine, 74.

Jones, Edward, 78. Keller, Edwin, 20. Kelley, Mary, 41. Kerns, Mamie, King. Samuel, 69.

nabb. William. Kuhn, Barbara, 46. Laney, Ellen. Levingston, Henry.

Lonergan, James, 31. McCafferty, Maggie, 21. McDevitt, Edward, 24. McMahon, Simon. MeMenamin, Sar h.

MeMenamin, William. McSorley, Eugene. Mathis, Julia, 19. Melcher, Adam, 78. Mooney, Michael.

Robinson, Margaret, 45. Rowen, James. Rutledge, Thomas. 3. Smith, Charles.

Smith, Bernard, 48. William, 76. Suckel, Christopher, 66. Turner, Alice. Wilson.

Mary. Wunder, Mary, 9. APKER. -On the 17th SUSANNA R. STARK.

wife of Henry Apker, of 1514 Passyunk avenue. aged 58 years. Due notice of funeral will begiven. the 16th instant, SAMUEL SMYTH BAYLIE, aged 85 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at the M.

E. Home, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. the 15th PATRICK BLAKE. Funeral on Monday morning at 84 o'clock, from his late residence, 2816 Gaul street, Twenty-filth ward. Solemn Requiem Mass and interment at St.

Ann's. the 14th THOMAS. son of Jane and the late David Borland. Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his mother's residence. No.

2233 Bainbridge street. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. BOY October 16, ADAM BOYD. Funeral on Monday, 16th at o'clock, from his late residence, 1714 Carver street. Interment at Mount Moriah.

BROWN. -On the 16th SAMUEL CORBIN BROWN, aged 73 years. Funeral services at his late residence, 38 North Nineteenth street, on Monday at 10.30 A. M. Interment private.

BUCKLEY. -On October 14. 1891, WILLIAM, son of Timothy and Caroline Buckley, in the 13th year of his age. Funeral this afternoon at o'clock. from the residence of his grandmother, Caroline Weeks, 2920 Melvale street.

Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. CADE. on the 12th of heart disease, AARON F. CADE. Funeral to-day at 2 o'clock.

from his late residence, 1209 East Susquehanna avenue (late Otis street). To proceed to Palmer Vault. CHRISTY. -Entered into rest on October 15, MARY daughter of George and the late C. Louisa Christy.

Funeral services in the Spring Garden Baptist Church, Nineteenth and Master streets, on Monday afternoon, October 19, at 2 o'clock precisely, Interment private. October 14. THOMAS COMBER. Funeral this afternoon. October 18, at 12 o'clock, from his late residence, 203 Broadway, Camden, N.

J. Services also at St. John's Church, Broadway and Royden street, at 1.30 precisely. Interment private. the 16th ROSE CONVERY.

Funeral this morning at 8 o'clock, from the residence of her nephew, Thomas Convery, 1711 Ingersol! street. High Mass at the Church of the Gesu. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. -On the 14th instant, DAVID B. NISH, Sr, aged 71 years.

Funeral from his late residence. No. 513 Lombard street, on Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Services at Bethel A. M.

E. Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Lebanon Cemetery. COULSON. -On the 16th instant, EDWARD ROSS, youngest son of Thomas and Mary A.

Coulson. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from his parents' residence, 2804 Lee street. the 15th instant, HARRY, son of Mary and the late Charles Crumley, aged 44 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. from the residence of his brother-in-law.

No. 2028 East Clearfield street. To proceed to Cumberland Street M. E. Vault.

the 16th ANNA wife of the late G. W. Curtis, aged 55 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, from the residence of her son, Charles Curtis, 2073 Stella avenue. Interment at Bellevue Cemetery.

DAHILL. -On the 16th instant, NORA, daughter of John and Maggie Dahill, aged 2 years and 9 months. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. from her parents' residence, 1444 Mount Holly street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

DONOHUE. -On October 15, JAMES DONOHUE, Sr. Funeral on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of his son. James Donohue. 1350 Palethorp street.

Requiem Mass at St. Michael's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. the 16th instant, JOSEPH C. eldest son of Joseph E.

and Anna Edenborn. Funeral on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 1829 North Eighth street. Interment at Green Mount. ELLIOTT.

-On the 15th, JAMES, son of Abu and the late Richard Elliott. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral. on Monday, the 19th.at o'clock. A. M.

from nisiate residence. 1313 Hope street. Services In St. Michael's Church. To proceed to New Cathedral Cemetery.

the 11th instant. ANN JANE. wife of James Ewing. Foneral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, 3114 Clifton street, Twenty-fifth ward. Interment at Franklin Cemetery, the 8th suddenly, at sea, on board the steamer "Spree," HENRIETTA FASSHAUER, aged 53 years.

The relatives and friends of the femily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, on Monday evening at 8 o'clock, at the First Mennonite Church. Diamond street above Fifth. Friends will meet at her late residence, 2232 Fairhill street, at 7.80 o'clock. October 15, MARY, widow of George B. Flounders.

in the 69th year of her age. Funeral services this afternoon at 1 o'clock, at the residence of her son. W. R. Flounders.

4108 Filbert street, West Pblladelphia. Interment private. on the 16th JAMES, son of Catharine and the late Hugh Forsythe, The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Engine No. 11, P. F.

Post No. 46, G. A. and Ninety-first Regiment, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning at 8,30 o'clock. from his late residence, 1049 Dorrance street, above Eighteenth.

Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Charles' Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery, FRANKLIN. October 6, ELIZABETH G. FRANKLIN, in her 7uth year, Due notice of the funeral will be given, FRITZ.

the 14th of October, CAROLINE. wife of Lorentz Fritz, aged 65 years and 6 months. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock. from her late residence, No. 1426 South Fifth street.

Interment at Green Mount Cemetery. Please omit flowers. GILLEN. On the 15th Instant. SARAH, wife of Patrick Gillen, aged 55 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday at o'clock. from her late residence, 743 Lydia street. Mass at Mother of Sorrows Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. the 15th instant, MARGARET.

widow of the late Thomas Green, aged 81 years. Funeral on Monday, 19th instant, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, 104 Mechanic street, Burlington, J. Interment at Old Broad Street M. E. Cemetery.

HANKELE. -On October 16, HOWARD youngest son of G. Henry and Emma I. Iankele, aged 1 year, 8 months and 18 days, Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock. from his parents' restdence, No, 1917 Taylor street.

Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. the 14th instant. JAMES son of Annie and the late Thomas Herron, aged 26 years. Funeral on Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. from his mother's residence, No.

809 Anburn High Mass at St. Paul's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. the 14th RINE, wife of John Hetherington. aged 47 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 1122 Soyder avenue, Solemn Requiem Maas at Church of the Epiphany. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. HEVENER. -Suddenly, on the 14th Instant, JOHN son of John D.

and the late Catharine P. Hevener, aged 17 years. Funeral to-day at 2 o'clock. from his parents' residence, 2626 North Twenty seventh street. Interment at Mount Peace Cemetery.

HIGHT. -On the 15th GEORGE W. HIGHT. Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock. from his late residence, No.

035 Wilder street. Interment private. HIRSCH. -On October 15. KATE.

widow of the late Isidor Hirsch, aged 52 years. Funeral services on Monday, the 19th Instant. at o'clock, from her late 3122 North Seventeenth street. Interment private. HOFFNER.

-On the 16th instant, CATHARINE wife of Charles C. Hoffner, In her 74th year. Funeral from her late residence, 2004 Titan street. To proceed to the Trinity Lutheran Church, Eighteenth and Wolf streets, where further services will be held Monday afternoon, 19th Instant, at 3 o'clock. the 16th Instant, EDWARDT.JONES, in his 78th year.

Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. from his late residence. 4823 Main street, Germantown. Interment at Ivy Hill Cemetery, on the 16th day of October. of peritonitis, EDWARD JOHNSON, son of the late George William, and Kate Keller, in his 30th year.

Funeral on Monday, October 19. at 2 o'clock. from his mother's residence, 1834 Wylle street. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery, KELLEY. On the 15th Instant, MARY, wife of rick Kelley, aged 44 years.

Funeral on Monday morning at o'clock. from the residence of her hushand, our North Twenty-third street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Francis' Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery, the 16th SAMUEL R.

KING, in his 69th vear, 'The relatives and friends of the family, also Spring Garden Council, No. 38, 0. U. A. and the Fairbill Funeral Fund.

No. 1, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday evening at 7.34 o'clock. from the office of Charles R. Rumbey, 534 Diamond street. Services at the Evangelical Lutheran Church, Fifth, above Cumberland.

at 8.30, To proceed to Helleraville on Monday morning on the 8.05 train from Ninth and Columbia avenue. KERNS, the 16th Instant. MAMIE, daughter of Edward and Kate Kerns and granddaughter of Neal and the Inte Annie McBride. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. from her residence.

No. 2713 William street, Twenty fifth ward. Interment at New Cathedra Cemetery. KNABB-O0 October 15, WILLIAM son- of Robert A. and Ella F.

Knabb, aged 5 months and days. Enneral services this afternoon at o'clock, at the parents' residence, 2129 East Norris street. Imorment private at Cedar Hill Cemetery. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 18, 1891.

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H. Showers $25, Drexel Bdg. ESTATES, LOANS, SALES settlements promptly effected for heirs or owners of interest in undivided or unsettled estates in any city or state in the country. G. W.

MaoWALNUT Street, hours 11 to I. $675.0007 TO LOAN AT mtgs.div.,city 4a5 P. TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTgages in sums to suit nt low rates. C. H.

LARGE. 227 S. NINTH Street. TO amounts, on PROMPTLY, LARGE bullding small asso. mtgs.

interest in estates and judg. notes: bring papers: liberal loans to real estate buyers. G. W. 731 WALNUT St.

hours 11 to1. $100,000 TO mortgages LOAN Any ON amount. E. TRACY TOBIN, 900 WALNUT SL AGENTS WANTED. FOR "WORLD'S COLUMBIAN Exposition Sells at sight.

Large commission. J. B. Campbell, 218 Chicago. BOARDING AND ROOMS.

507-THE NEW APARTBROAD House on the English a splendid apartment to rent: furnished, with board: good reference required. HUBERT DERDELINGHEN. MARSHAL board: NO. private 447-CHOICE family; ref. NISHED rooms.

Address Times Oflice. OR THREE UNFUR2020 front and back rooms, SECOND-STORY with good board. Also a few vacancies for young men. SPRING GARDEN rooms, with board: No. all conv.

1116-TWO WALNUT STREET. room: 1228-LARGE furnished. SEC. 214 Nicely NORTH furnished TWELFTH room. STREET.

STREET. NORTH, NO. 3427, Toga second-story room, with board, MOULTONS, 25c, 828 and WALNUT STREET. STREET. beautiful 1921-ROOMS location.

EN suite, PIANOS AND ORGANS. BELLAK UPRIGHT PIANO Cash $10 $190 Monthly $7 PIANOS TO RENT 1129 CHESTNUT St EDUCATIONAL. THE SPENCERIAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND. 1207 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, tenches English Branches, Penmanship. Book-keeping and Business Customs, Shorthand and Typewriting.

Catalogues free. Call or write. $50 FOR LIFE PALMS BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP. COLLEGE, SEVENTEENTH and CILESTNUT Streets, DROFESSOR N. C.

BROOKS, PH. LL. L. H. will give lessons in Greek.

Latin, English Composition (prose and poetry) and higher branches of study to ladies and gentlemen, separately or in classes. Ad. 251 South EIGHTH Street. CH INSTRUCTION, CONVERSAliterature, Mile. Prassoni, 17 S.

16th. Col. EW C. J. YORK WRIGHT, B.S..

MILITARY A.M.. Cornwall. ACADEMY. N. Y.

RS. and STEPHENO, School FUGUET'S September FRENCH There is a French Kindergarten Class for Children from 4 to 6, in addition to a regular course of study in the French and English branches for older children and young ladies. MRS, FUGUET gives private lessons in French at her home, 1125 SPRUCE. THE GUAGES, BERLITZ CHESTNUT SCHOOL Street. OF LAN.

(Branches in most of the principal cities). New terms begin how. Best and most practical Instruction. Fee reasonable, Trial lesson free. VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1537 Day School.

Medals Paris tion. 280 and 29271st St. and West End Ave. (annex adjoining), N. Y.

city. Mme. Van Norman, Principal. S. K.

OCUTION. MURDOCH, has removed to PROFESSOR N. 30th OF St. ELSHORTLIDGE ACADEMY, MEDIA, PA Choler School for Boys. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

STUDIO OF MUSIC. G05 Franklin street. Tustructions on Piano, $3 CONTAD. $4 Banjo, 11 gal mandolin. violin and accompanying in vocal or instrumental.

Thorough instruction in Focal. Certitled teachers. SIGNOR LA PETINA, Mandolin MUSICAL BU. REAU. Violin and Studio, 1508 CHESTNUT Street.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. IMPROVED PROPERTIES -CITY. B. F. TELLER BUILDING, 606 CHESTNUT STREET.

TELEPHONE 1906. FOR RENT -BUSINESS. Arch street, Nos. 721-3, large and elegant new Store and Basement; splendid light. Arch street, No.

831; office rooms at low rentals. Arch street, No. 639. large 5-story store property with basement: 126 feet deep to back street: Brond street (North), No. 633-37, spacious first floor, with stable in rear; low rent to desirable tenant.

Broad and Hamilton streets (N.E.cor.), floor space with power; light on three sides. Cnestnut street, No. 205-7. upper floors for purposes; splendid light. Chestnut street, No.

1818; very destrable large second floor; well-lighted; would make a fine billiard and pool room. Eleventh (South). No. 133. large well-lighted store and modern dwelling.

with factory in the rear on Juvenal street; built by present owner. Open. Fourth (South), No. 30, 3-story store property; new bulk: fine order: reasonable rent: open. Market, No.

620; second, third and fourth floors, for business purposes. North street (Filth and Arch), No. 509, second, third and fourth floors for manufacturing purposes. Sixth (North), No. 20, finished basement.

STORES AND DWELLINGS. Broad (North), No. 321, cor. of Wood; Store and Dwelling, with finished basement. Front (North), No.

large Store and Dwelling, double bulks; splendid location. Second (North), No. 1136, newly renovated; low rent. Spruce, No. 201-3, double 4-story Store and Dwelling.

Second (North), No. 1062, 10 rooms. fine $15.00 Venango, No. 1023 (Tioga), cor. Store, 7 rooms; near the new market.

27.00 Frankford road, No. 1313, large Store and modern Dwelling, suitable for meats, 27.00 Norris (West), No. corner Store and Dwelling, 8 rooms; exceedingly low 25.00 Frankford road, No. 2756, large Store, 7 rooms in complete order; 25.00 DWELLINGS. Green, No.

2132: terraced iront, 13 rooms; just been renovated throughout; rent reduced. Elm Station, fine 15-room Dwelling, with stable. Glenolden, stone 15 rooms, near station. Twenty-first (North), No. 131; 11 rooms; complete order throughout: reasonable 55.00 Girard avenue, No.3014, side yard residence.

13 rooms; hard wood finish: electric bells, 42.00 Twenty-first (North), No. 1729, 12 rooms; good order fine 35.00 Franklin, No. 214, 9 2.00 Washington avenue, No. 647, 7 rooms; 18.00 Cambridge street (Seventeenth and Girard avenue). No.

1743:7 rooms: 10.00 Gratz, 2245, 6 rooms; very desirable; 15,00 Earl, No. 1334,6 rooms. 15.00 Cayuga street, No. 1605 (nr. Wayne Junction); neat and desirable 7-room beick 14.00 Fourth (North, No.

235, dwelling 14 00 Eighth (South No. 2120, 7 13.00 Rex place, No. his (Camden), open. 13.00 Palethorp, No. 2263.814.

Madison. No. 218...... 12.00 Carpenter, No. 133...

10.00 Canal, No. 411........... 11.00 Orknev, No. 3063..... 10,00 Marker, No.

8.50 Race, r. No. 1414..... 9.00 r. 1302...

6.00 FOR RENT FOR RENT BY SAMUEL T. FOX, S. E. COR. NINTH AND CALLOWHILL STS.

TELEPHONE 1838. BUSINESS PROPERTIES, STORES AND DWELLINGS, 204 N. 8th Store and Dwelling, 9 $125 00 227 N. Tenth 4-story Store Property, 17x60. 9 North Sixth 2d.

3d and 4th Floors. 1418 Ridge Store and 7 rooms, 1423 Fairmount Store and 40.00 417 Vine Store and Dwelling. 11 30.00 Basement Store, S. E. cor.

13th and Arch 25.00 909 Callowhill Store and 5 25.00 171 Poplar Store and 7 25.00 148 South Third Store or 20.00) 1235 Vine Store, with 25.00 S. W. York and Almond Store and 8 00.10 48 North Twentieth street, Store and cellar. 22.00 Stable, St. John street, above 20.00 429 N.

13th Store and 4 18.00 S. E. 20th and Alter Store 14.00 DWELLING HOUSES. 1527 Girard modern House, 14 S. W.

cor. 17th and Master 64.67 226 N. 9th Dwelling, over Store, 12 50.00 430 North Seventh street, 10 rooms: 35. 0) 735 Wood street. Dwelling, 32.50 808 Marshall 9-room Dwelling: 35.00 1505 N.

-second street, 10 rooms: convs. 37.50 N. E. cor. 5th and Wood, Dwelling, 33.34 N.

F. 15th and Vine. dwelling part, 11 30.09 541 Dillwyn dwelling, 30.00 1126 Ogden 8 rooms, good order; 23,00 2513 Fairmount 9 rooms: 28.00 14:8 N. Tenth 6 rooms, good 24.00 2125 N. Tenth 9 rooms, 22.00 640 West Huntingdon street.

17.00 2037 Warnock, 8 820.00 1923 Sharswood, 8 119 Green, 6 20.00 1321 Ogden 20,00 1635 Ogden. 8 20.00 827 Wood 20.00 2504-11 Meredith 2505 Perot 7 good order, 7 rs. 20,00 20.00 2102 Percy 12.00 2018 Warnock, 9 r. 18.00 524 N. 35th, 7 18.00 225 N.

Front Street 18.00 1930 S. Sixth, 7 17.00 1309 Potts, 7 17.00 831 Bambray, 7 16.00 42 4 Turner, 7 16,00 2007 E. 15.00 462 Garden 4 rs 15.90 3111 Emerald. 6 rins 13.00 115 Wood 5 18... 15.00 238 Beaver rs.

18.00 2121 Wright 15.00 2123 Barker, 6 12.00 535 Orchard Street. 14.00 .00 R. 1429 Alder, 4 rms. 12.00 2838 Reese 5 19... 13.00 2422 Leithgow.

5 12.00 417 Canton 14.00 8 r. 724 N. 8th St. 12.00 2639 Braddock, 5 12.00 411 Culvert 11.00 1335 Melon 3 13.09 1117 N. 3d 3 rms.

11.00 1618 Pearl, 3 11.00 1034 Palethorp, 5 rs. 10.00 601 S. Juniper, 3 rs. 11.00 r. 1915 Cuthbert 10.00 5 r.

1317 Heath St 10.00 2206 Wrekin, 4 9.00 R. 1635 Ogden, 3 10.00 1997 Hampstead, 3r 9.00 1 R. 1119 Fam'n, 3 10.00 R. 531 Vincent, 3 r9. 9.00 R.

2541 10.00 Rear 29 Otter. 3 ring 8.00 R. 877 Orchard, 3 rs. 9.00 Ms Leithgow, 2 8.00 876 Orchard, 3 rms. 9.00 35th Street, Falls of Schuylkill, 7 13.00 At Tioga-3334-3336 N.

17th Street, 11 25.00 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A STORE? A thoroughly equipped Bakery, 816 Tasker street 6 rooms, bath. all conveniences: 820. A desirable corner, 2014 Dickinson, cor. Woodstock street: 6 rooms, bath, all conveniences: 1726 Dickinson street, corner store, well adapted for Grocery, Confectionery or Oyster House; 6 rooms. bath, all conveniences; $25.

ROBERT BRIGGS, TWELFTH and PA-SYUNK Avenue. FOR RENT DESIRABLE PROPERTIES. 5119-18-22 Jefferson street, 10 rooms. 1483-1499 North Fifty-fifth street, 10 30.00 N. Firty-Afth street, 11 35.00 1500-8-10-18 N.

street, 12 50.00 5402-4-6-14-16 N. Fifty-fifth street, 11 40,00 3117 Columbia avenue, 10 35.00 3207 Clifford street. 9 30.00 S. E. EDWARDS.

1205 ARCH Street. FOR RENT. 1608 Diamond, 12 1612 Diamond street, 12 55.10 1613 Page street, 4 90.00 1713, Arlington street, 9 rooms. These houses have all been newly papered and are in complete order throughout and have the latest sanitary plumbing. Applvat PAGE BROTHERS' office, 2035 North SEVENTEENTH Street.

or South FOURTH Street. FOR RENT--2734 MONTGOMERY Avenue, rooms. All modern conveniences. patent pavements, electric, bells, tiled vestibule, stained glass, crystal chandellers. Only house in the block for rent.

Vacant only a few days. $25. GEORGE R. RAPSON, 1740 North TWENTY -SEVENTH Street, 913 WALNUT Street. FOR RENT.

3238 Chestnut Street. 1929 Warnock street, 8 rooms, $20, 672 N. Eleventh street, 18 rooms: all conveniences. 716 North Broad street, 14 rooms: conveniences. THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST CO.

008 CHESTNUT STREET. FOR RENT-3209 and 3211 COLUMBIA A venue, at entrance to East Fairmount Park: high elevation, desirable neighborhood: 12 rooms, porch front, all conveniences: everything new: $10 per month. CLIFFORD PEMBERTON, Jr. til Drexel Building. ArA.

FOR RENT-FURN. OR very desirable Residence 127 N. Eighteenth Street, S. E. cor.

Cherry. Every cony, and in perfect order, J. M. Gummey Sons, 783 Walnut Street. THE BEST PLACE DOWN LAET YOUR HOUSES RENTED QUICKLY TO GOOD RELIABLE TENANTS AND PROMPT RETURN OF YOUR RANT IS ROBERT BRIGGS, Twelfth and Passyunk Ave.

TO RENT-1907 WALNUT STREET. First-class brownstone residence, 16 rooms. REAL ESTATE TRUST 1340 Chestnut Street. all NEW. conveniences, PRETTY.

$12: patent 5-ROOM pavement: HOUSES, entry; large yard: 50-ft. handsomely paved and lighted: otte from new elevated road. See owner. T. FITZPATRICK.

3001 Kensington Ave. FOR RENT -FURN. HOUSE NO. 1402 Spruce Apply between 10 and 12 o'clock. DENTISTRY.

TRY THE SKILLFUL DENTISTS AT DR. HONEYWELL'S 265 NINTH ST. DENTAL, PARLORS, Below Vine. Sien of the Big Gold Tooth. Painless Extraction of Teeth.

First-class work performed with neatness and dispatch. Fine operating chairs. Elegantly furnished offices, Corps of skilled operators. Dr. Honeywell's Vapor or Gas manufactured daily for THE LESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.

The safest and best antesthetle known. We extract teeth for with gas or vapor, Sue. Make a set of teeth for 65 and 89. None better. Low prices in filling.

Gold filling a specialty, Crown and bridge work in all branches. All work guaranteed. No charge for consultation. motto: Progressiveness, Fairness and No Professional Claptrap. No charge for extractin: when Teeth are ordered.

Lady in attendance. BRANCIE 1 703 Market Street, Wilmington, Del. OPTICK9 25 North Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Open Evenings till 8. ENDS "ROOMS, 1017 PHILADELPHIA ARCI Street.

OPERATING PHILADELPHIA OPERATING ROOMS 1017 Arch St. TEETH FILLED, EXTRACTED AND INSERTED, GAS ADMINISTERED BY SKILLED GRADUATES. HOURS, 9T09 P.M. SUNDAY, 9TO 4 P.M. "CHARGES FOR MATERIAL ONLY." A TRIUMPH IN PATENT DENTISTRY CLASPS Teeth withont plates, No more dropping down or tipping up of plates in eating or talking.

Perfeet results in flat mooth9 and where all other means have failed. We own the exclusive right to use this valuahle patent in Philadelphia, and guarantee satisfaction in every case where it is used. Good fillings, $1, $2 and 43. All infringements will be prosecuted. DR.

STOUGHTON, N. W. Corner TENTH and GREEN Sis. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. For 44 per set, upper or lower.

Best of material, artistic work. Warranted five years and the finest that art and skill can produce. We Insert. tooth without plates, We have the only painless methed of operating in Philadelphia. Our prices for illing will please you CAN PENN DENTAL ROOMN INS COLUMBIA Aventie.

Open Evenings. $5 SETS WHILE WAITING, WITH our patent suction plates, for upper or lower Teeth inserted over ronts, No charge for gas when teeth are ordered. 501 PINE Street. A the 16th instant, BARBARA, wife of the late John Kuhn, aged 46 years. Funeral on Monday at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 1413 Camac street.

Interment at Green Mount. On the 15th ELLEN wife of James Laney. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 84 o'clock, from her husband's residence, 802 Cumberland street. High Mass at St. Edward's Church.

Interment Cathedral Cemetery, October 16, at his parents' residence, No. 672 North Thirty-fourth street, HENRY son of Walter R. and Elizabeth Livingston, aged 5 weeks. Due notice of the funeral will be given. the 15th JAMES LONERGAN, aged 31 years, The relatives and friends of the family, also Division No.

5, A. 0. H. B. of are respectfully invited to attend the funeral.

on Monday morning at o'clock, from his late residence, 1747 Pearl street. solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. McCAFFERTY -Suddenly, on the 15th instant, at Crete. Illinois, FRANK son of Edward.

T. and the late Maggle F. McCafferty, in his 21st year. Funeral services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock precisely, at the residence of his father, 714 South Second street. Interment private.

-On the 14th instant, EDWARD McDIVITT, aged 21 years. Funeral on Monday at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 2113 Titan street. High Mass at St. Charles' Church. Interment at Ifoly Cross Cemetery.

the 14th instant, SIMON J. MoMAHON. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfilly invited to attend funeral, on Monday morning at o'clock, from his late residence, 1903 South street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Church.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. Omit flowers. the 17th instant, JAMES Mc MENAMIN. Due notice of the funeral will be given. the 15th instant, SARAH, wife of the late James McMenamin.

'The relatives and friends of the family ore respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8 o'clock, from her late residence, Kellyville. Delaware county. High Mass and interment at St. Charles' Church. 16th instant.

EUGENE, son of Patrick and the late Mary A. McSorley. Funeral on Mouday morning at 8.30 o'clock. from his late residence, 1204 Peter street. above Ellsworth.

Requiem Mass at St. Teresa's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery, -On the 14th Mra. JULIA S. MATHIS, daughter of Frederick and Carrie Stuart, aged 19 vears.

Funeral to-day at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, No. 734 Moore street. Interment at Mount Moriah. Wednesday, the 14th instant. at his late residence, Horsham, ADAM MELCHER, in the 78th year of his age.

Funeral private, -On the 16th instant, MICHAEL MOONEY. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his late resilence, rear 727 Cherry street. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. the 10th CHARLES EARL PENNOCK. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, the on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp.

from residence of his father-in-law, James R. Hunter, 2429 North College avenue. Interment private. the 16th instant, at her late residence, 616 Penn street. MARGARET, wife of the late Thomas Robinson, aged 45 years.

Due notice of the funeral will be given. ROWEN. -On the 16th instant. TAMES ROWEN. in his Bist year.

Funeral services on Tuesday at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 2580 North Sixth street. Interment private, at North Cedar Hill. the 16th instant, THOMAS. I month son of John and Annie Rutledge, aged 3 years, and 2 weeks. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral.

on Monday afternoon at 1 o'elock. from the residence of his parents, 2338 Dean street. off Dauphin, below Thirteenth. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. the 15th.

CHARLES K. SMITH, of Bridgeport. Montgomery county, formerly of Philadelphia. Funeral this afternoon at o'clock. from his late residence, Prospect avenue, Bridgeport.

Interment at Swedesbur: Burying Ground. -On the 16th instant, BERNARDSMITH. aged 48 years. Due notice of the funeral will be given from his late residence, Vassar and Cresson streets. Wissahickon.

SPAWTON. -On October 15. WILLIAM SPAWTON. in the 76th year of his age. Funeral to-day at 12 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law.

Alvin E. Chickering, 3515 Smedley street, Tioga. Interment at Monument Cemetery Vault. -On the 14th CHRISTOPHER STICKEL, aged 66. Funeral on Monday at o'clock, from his late residence, 422 North Third street.

Interment at Northwood Cemetery. -On the 16th instant, ALICE RAY, daughter of Charles T. and Maggie A. Turner, aged 9 months and 16 days. Funeral this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her parents' residence, 2011 Moramensing avenue.

To proceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery. WILSON. On the 14th MARY E. WILSON, of Smith B. Wilson.

Funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from her husband's residence, 129 Prime street. To proceed to Ebenezer M. E. Church for service. Interment in vault.

Stary 15th MARY granddaughter daughter of of John and Wander, Sarah and the late Samuel Wunder, in her 9th year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. on Sunday, 18th at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her grandmother. 2324 East Huntington. Interment at Beacon Vault.

WHELTEN HILLS CEMETERY. Entirely laid out on the landscape lawn plan and the PHILADELPHIA CREMATORIUM, EAST WASHINGTON LANE. Germantown. Take trains from Ninth and Green to Walnut Lane Station. Office, 212 FRANKLIN Street.

SPECIAL NOTICES. TO POLICY HOLDERS IN THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Grave charges having been preferred against the management of the New York Life Insurance Company, the undersigned policy-holders therein deem it desirable for the protection of their interests that concerted action be taken by those possessing an investment in that company resident in and about Philadelphia. To this end it is requested that poliev-holders will send their names and addresses to P. O.

Box 519, City, in order that a general meeting may be called. JOHN FIELD. S. DAVIS PAGE, CHARLES M. LEA, CHRISTIAN C.

FERIGER, W. SINKLER, M. D. WILLIAM PEPPFR, M. D.

EDGAR L. SHEPPARD, WILLIAM B. SISPPARD, G. H. FREEDLEY, JAMES T.

GRAFF, SIMON B. FL KISITER. A. G. ELLIOTT, JOSEPH B.

MITCHELL, JUSTICE COX, JR. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. EAST BAPTIST CHURCH PRIEST SLATTERY lectures MONDAY Evening. 1.45. Subject: Can a Romanist be a Loyal American Citizen EX- -PRIEST SLATTERY, OF Boston.

lectures in LINCOLN HALL. BROAD and FAIRMOUNT ave de. SUNDAY afternoon, 2.30. Subject: "Assassination of Lincoln-1 Was Ira Romish Plot Evening, at 7.45, men only, subject: Vileness of the Confessional." Silver offering. Eloquent, startling, thrilling.

None should miss these great lectures. PERSONAL. A OTHO MOTHER'S L. McCANN, REQUEST. come home or write.

Address MARY McCANN. No. 508 South QUEEN Street, Lancaster. Pa. PERSONAL you have X.

Throat STONE, or Lung M. trouble IS A of any kind, use his Bronchial Wafers. 25c. a box at druggists', Special rate to Preachers, Teachers, Vocalists. For samples send 10 cents to STONE MED.

Chicago, Ill. ADAME YALE. opening WIZARD very soon OF at her BEAUTY office, 120 ARCH Street. Thousands rive testimony to the beautifying power of her remedies. 825 worth of Treatments Free.

DENSIONS. PENSIONS. PENSIONS. W. V.

SICKEL, ATTORNEY. (Successor to General I. G. SICKEL.) Pensions speedily procured under naw and old laws. Clients receive advantages that admit of no unnecessary delay, Offices, 729 WALNUT Street, and Branch 510 Street, Washington, D.

C. FOR NERVOUS DISEASES. Patients suffering from nervous ailments, a9 epilepsy, palsy, are treated frae of charge at the Infirmary of ST. JOSEPICS HOSPITAL, GIRARD Avenue and SIXTEENTH Street. Open Mondays and Fridays from 11 A.

M. to 12 M. CLOTHING BOUGHT. CALL or ad. Mr.

or Mrs. Wallace, 8. Sixteenth St. MRS. vovant: HOFFMAN.

of her BUSINESS visitors and CLAIR- the name in full of the one you marry. 305 Franklin. PAID FOR CASTclothing. Address M. KATZ, 502 South St.

R. DE HARDT'S PENNYROYAL Pills, $1. Sold by druzgists. Office, 203 N. 9th.

DANCING. CONSTANTINE CARPENTER ACAD. EMIES- Dancing. Our Academies are now open daily and nightly. Acidemies: -t.

George's Hall, Thirteenth and Arch Streets: 1710 North Broad Street: Twenty-sixth and Girard Avenue, Philadelphia. The very latest Dances taught. Constantine Carpenter, C. Elwood Carpenter, Charles C. Martel, Willian S.

Moore, Members of Paris and United States Society of Teuchers. TO LEARN DANCING QUICKLY and correctly, you should begin with an experlenced and established teacher. PROFE-SOR CARROLL Stands second to none. Call and see lils select and commodious Academy. PASSYUNK AND WASHINGTON Where Dancing is taught la all its branches, in the quickest possible time.

His terms are very reasonable. Terms on application. PROFESSOR McLAUGHLIN, 44 North FOURTH Street. Waltz guaranteed correctly in three private lessons or no charge. The easiest method in existence.

Call and examine. Any person can learn to waltz my new method. Classes and pelvate lessons daily, 9 A. M. to 10 P.

M. Big reduction to club classes. Special inducements to clab organizers. Classes taught in or out of the elty terms moderate, Special reception Monday evening. 8 to 12.

Grand orchestra. eight musicians. Private Academy, 1922 North RST Street. PROFESSOR DICKS' ESTABLISHED SCHOOL for Strictly Private Dancine. 1935 COLUMBIA Avenue, Open for reception of pupils Monday and Friday evenings, Special attention to learners.

Latest dances taught correctly. MISS COWAN, 635 FAIRMOUNT AV. Private School of Dancing. Glide Waltz a specialty. Ladies' afternoon class now forming.

WANTS. P. MOXEY. EXPERT ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, :01 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. Accounts of every I books exainined, opened, closed and balanced.

Highest testimonials. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. FOR SALE--A VIRGINIA NER and jumper, 154 hands. Also saddle and driving mare. All gaits.

Can he seen At REESE'S STABLES, 1449 CHERRY Street. BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES. SECOND-HAND BICYCLES. 32 Columbia Light Roadster Safety, 1801 Lantes' Columbia Safety, 1891 115 Endge Safety. Glani Safety.

Ideal Rambler Safety 315 These are selections from our large stock, to convey an idea of our prices. All second-band machines fully warranted. HART CYCLE 811 ARCH Street. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. IMPROVED PROPERTIES- CITY.

1 MODEL HOMES FEW LARGER HOUSES AND IN EQUAL THEM IN STYLE FINISH. W' CLEAR ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS. 5 THESE HOUSES 5 Are located on MERCY Street, BETWEEN 0 MOYAMENSING Avenue and 0 SECOND Street, 0 Below McKean Street. 0 DESCRIPTION: Front They up have to New First Style Story, Metal Brownstone Cor- nice, Cemented Pavements, Cemrut Cellars, Electricity, Yards Electric and A Bells leys, the Gas Lit House, by Reveled Edge Plate Glass in front door, Stained Glass Vestibule, Plate Glass pered Wardrobe, in Gilt. Slate Ceilings Mantels, and House Vestibules Pa- side Range, Frescoed, Blinds Bath, and Patent Hot Porch and in Active Cold Yard.

Water, Fortune In- purchasing Call and examine before elsewhere. Full particulars on premises. Open Daily, including Sunday. from 8 A. M.

until 6 P. M. Second and Fourth Streets cars will bring you direct to the operation. REMEMBER, PRICE ONLY $1,500. JOHN J.

CASSIDY BUILDER OFFICE: AND OWNER, MOYAMENSING AVENUE AND MCKEAN STREET. $1,500 CLEAR ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME OR STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT: If so call at once, as the Elegant New Houses Just completed on SEVENTH BELOW COLUMBIA AVE. MARSHALL ST. BELOW COLUMBIA AVE. OXFORD, BET.

SEVENTH AND MARSHALL, Aregoing fast: only a few left on Seventh street: superbin style and finished in the most modera and luxurious manner. TERMS TO SUIT. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY3. Apply on premises to JAMES HOOD. Builder and Owner.

DON'T PAY RENT. DON'T PAY RENT Buy a home by paying simple rent. You get A warranty deed on your first payment. Send for the giving full explanation, with list of bouses for sale on this plan. This system is the best ever offered to any one with a very limited amount of money to purchase a home and make the landlord's profit.

SEVERAL SIX PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGES FOR SALE AT PAR. MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 323 and 325 FEDERAL Street, Camden. Open Mondays till 8.30 P.

M. I AM STILL OFFERING TO INVESTORS BUYERS OF HOMES THE GREATEST KIND OF BARGAINS IN NEAT, TASTY TWO AND THREE-STORY HOUSES. I have ten styles to select from--a greater variety of sizes and stylesthan can be found in any other location in this city. The prices for houses, such as we offer you, cannot be beat. Only three squares from two lines of steam cars, and two lines of street cars pass the houses.

Come and see them or send for one of my new illustrated catalogues of homes and what it will cost you to live in them. 4 to 9 rooms. WM. T. B.

ROBERTS, the Home Builder, 1143 North TWENTY-NINTH Street. A FOR SALE 31-33-35-37 ON Clifford EASY 9 TERMS. rooms. Clifford Street, 9 rooms. Clifford Street, 9 rooms.

1717 Mount Vernon Street. 12 rooms. 1637 Francis Street. 9 rooms. 1687 North Fifteenth Street.

5400 Lancaster A venue, 10 rooms. 5410 Lancaster Avenue, 10 rooms. 5431 Merion Avenue, 8 rooms. 5426 Jefferson Street. 10 rooms.

S. E. EDWARDS, 1205 ARCH Street. DWELLINGS. WITH POSSESSION.

1723 Girard avenue, 13 rooms, 20x 1239 17th street, 12 rooms, 5,500 1827 N. 24th street, 7 rooms, good 3,500 1937 Harland street, 8 rooms, 3 stor 9.800 1637 Sey bert street, 7 rooms, 3 2.250 A. HEATON MINNICK. 1802 GIRARD Avenue (no other oflice). DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THOSE FINE three-story houses at the Columbia Avenue entrance to Fairmount Park before buying or renting elsewhere: ranid transit: large lots: no all conventences: highest ground in the city.

PEMBERTON COMPANY. 611 Drexel Building. or 3213 Columbia Avenue, and CHARLES MATHEWS, Fifteenth and Columbia Avenue. Send for our descriptive book. ROW OF HOUSES IN 25TH WARD, cheap, or will exchange for country property.

LOUIS DALMAS. 909 WALNUT Street. 3 VERY DESIRABLE 10-ROOMED houses. all near Market street Cable Depot, Forty and Haverford avenue. For clear farm.

Equity, $3,500. E. TRACY TOBIN. 909 WALNUT Street. STOP PAYING RENT.

OWN YOUR OWN HOME. Five dollars monthly invested with us will yield 81,000 in 8 years. GRANITESTATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION, INS ARCH Street. 1531 FRANKLIN -ELEGANT 12 room residence, every convenience: marble bath in perfect order; lot 27x65: price very low. LOUIS DALMAS.

909 WALNUT Street. FOR SALE OR RENT 1320 Franklin street. 3-story brick Dweiling; will be soid on ensy terms. PEMBERTON 611 Drexel Building. SEND FOR THE REAL ESTATE Review," giving full detalls of Camden real estate: also, how to buy a home by simple rent.

Real Estate Investment 323 Federal. Camden. TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW CORNER houses, Thirty second and near Commbia Ave, with porches, one square from Park: very cheap; $6,500 each. F.D KRAMER. 1606 CHESTNUT.

FACTORY LOT. 80x300 FEET. GERMANTOWN ab. ALLEGHENY. W.

H. HOOD, 514 NORRIS St. GERMANTOWN. A FOR INVESTMENT OR HOMES. HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? The handsome two-story 7-room dwellings on Green street, near Germantown avenue; right at Wayne Junction Station P.

R. R. R. They have heavy brownstone trimmings, open stafeways, stationary wardrobes, patent pavement. underground are finished in hard-wood and have all modern conventences.

FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. Also THIRTEENTH Street, above BUTLER Street, 7-room, same atvie as above, ELEGANT HOMES. Thirteenth street or Germantown avenue cars to Broad street an I Germantown avenue. Open for inspection. Sundays include 1.

Write for list of 20) other houses, from 4 rooms bath to 10 rooms. All convenient to steam and horse cars. ALEX. C. KNORR.

EIGHTEENTH St and GERMANTOWN Ave. TULPEHOCKEN STATION, P. R. R. 2g-story 11-room House, with lot 40x744: large porches, balcony, fruit and shade, plumbing sanitary, underdrained, new heating, cement cellar, plate and stained glass, felt papers, easy terms will rent, W.

H. WOODWARD. 524 WALNUT. SEND FOR OUR LIST OF COTTAGES for Rent and Salein all parts of Germantown. MCCAFFERTY, 4911 GERMANTOWN Avenue.

NEW JERSEY. A A HOME FOR $25 IN MAY'S LANDING TIE MANUFACTURING CITY. 825 buys a Got, at May's Landing, clear of debts, or on instalments of S1 DOWN $1 PER WEEK This month you will get a $100 Lot for 825-10 per cent. off for cash-situated between Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York. Commutation fare from Philadelphia.

25 to Atlantic City, 12c, It has two railroads, two stations: 011 West Jersey Railroad: has Court House, hotels, newspapers, schools, churches, stores of' every descript on, cotton mil s. which now employ 510 hands, paper mills, lumber mills, brick kilns, shipyards, sash factorles and the finest water power. The Company proposes bullding large manufactories, such as shoe, brick, tile, glass, cigar, pictureframe, hat factories, etc. There will be PLENTY OF WORK FOR ALL Those purchasing Lots will be given preference of employment. Title guaranteed.

You can buy by mall as safely as if you were here. Send money and I will pick out a Lot and send you a warranty deed by return mail. No charge for deed. Send for circular. Address MAY'S LANDING IMPROVEMENT 426 WALNUT PHILADELPHIA, PA.

SPECIAL DEPARTMENT DEVOTED exclusively to the sale of South Jersey propWe can give you the best and most reliable information in regard to South Jersey farma, Consult 115. No cost. Farms of all sizes for sale on satisfactory terms. BIRKINSHAW NE ARNOLD. N.

E. Corner THIRD and CHESTNUT. THE PLEASANTVILLE LAND COMpany has instructed us to sell twenty-five of their choice lots at Pleasantville, opposite Atlantic City, this week, for 840, worth $100: streets and side. walks built and curbed free of -xpense to lot-holders: 60-foot streets: large lots: every lot rives a fine view of Atlantic City and bays: finest of fishing, sailing, driving and train service. Sold on instalments of gl per week.

D. L. RISLEY. 140 South SIXTH Street, Philadelphia. $700 CLEAR.

$200 DOWN, $10 mionthly sang 10-nere Vineland form, all under cultivation: house, WANSER BROWN, 430 WALNUT Street. SEA ISLE CITY--LOTS IN THIS thriving and beantifil place for sale or to rent, for improvements only. C. K. LANDIS, N2 LOCUST Street.

FOR SALE--NEAT 20-ACRE farm, well located, good bulldings; one hour from city price. 82.000. Address owner, HARRY WILSON, Forest Grove, N. J. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

IMPROVED PROPERTIES -CITY. $200, $200, $200, $200, $200. ford LOW-PRICED HOMES ON MAIN STREET 28th street nbove York. containing 7 rooms, all conveniences and finished in first -class style. BROWNSTONE FRONTS.

Within five minutes to Fairmount Park and Ridge Avenue Station. BUY NOW SURE TO INCREASE IN VALUE PRICE. CLEAR. GROUND 1,200, MAY REMAIN. EQUITY.

8900 200 $700 TO BE PAID ON INSTALMENTS OF $25 QUARTERLY Apply to WILLIAM E. SCARLETT, Agent, TWENTY-FIRST and RIDGE Avenue. HOUSES FOR SALE. HOUSES FOR SALE Locust and 23d streets, elegant 16-room houses. Columbia avenue and Twenty-eighth street, 8, 9, 10 and 12-2001 houses and corner stores.

Newkirk street, above Columbia avenue, 6 and 7- room houses and corner stores. Cumberland street, west of 15th, 9-room houses. Firth west of Fifteenth and north of Cumberland street, 5 and 7-room houses. Sergeant street, west of Fifteenth and north of Cumberland street, 5 and 7-room houses. JOHN STAFFORD, OWNER AND BUILDER, BUILDER, 1606 SUSQUEHANNA AVE.

1606 SUSQUEHANNA AVE. ALLEN B. RORKE, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, DREXEL BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND sold: rents, interests and dividends collected loans and investments placed: accident, fire and life insurance in strictly first-class companies; merchandise purchased. Terms reasonable.

Box 173, Philadelphia P. O. FOR SALE-318 N. 8TH 3- brick store and dwelling: all conveniences terms easy. J.

T. JACKSON 711 WALNUT Street. SUBURBAN. PEREMPTORY SALE A'L SWARTHMORE DELAWARE COUNTY, P. R.

R. Elegant 12-room house: all modern conveniences: one-half mile from station: one-half acre of ground. Price very low: must be sold. Easy terms. E.

TRACY TOBIN, 909 WALNUT STREET. STREETS ARE BEING GRADED. WATER PIPES ARE BEING LAID. HOUSES ARE BUILDING. EVERYTHING BOOMING.

THE LOGAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY'S Building Lots, at Logan Station, on Reading Elevated Railroad. Fifteen Minutes from Twelfth and Market Streets. $250 and upwards. Monthly Instalments. Onico open every Monday evening.

Free ticket. WILLIAN H. GRAHAM, President, 1221 ARCH Street. CYNWYD. CYNWYD MONTGOMERY S.

V. P. R. R. 17 MINUTES TR BROAD ST.

STATION. SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES: ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, TERMS TO SUIT. E. TRACY TOBIN, 909 WALNUT Street. MEDIA--AT SACRIFICE, ELEGANT 9-room house; every convenience; fruit and shade lot 100x115: terms to sult.

LOUIS DALMAS, 909 WALNUT Street. -ELEGANT 16-ROOM modern residence; every convenience; stable, fruit, shade; 1 minute to station: large lot. LOUIS DALMAS, 909 WALNUT Street. from FORSALE 3 to 5 AT with shade: ATWYNNEWOOD-LOTS location unsuracres, passed: terms to sult. SILAS JONES.

221 S. 5th. FOR SALE-11-ROOM BRICK and frame cottage: all lot: old shade, fruit. location high: 3 minutes to station. GEORGE M.

AMAN. 502 WALNUT St. CITY LOTS. FOR SALE -TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, a very valuable tract of rich clay lands, 15 acres, situate at Penna. R.

R. and Penrose avenue, large frontage on Penna. R. suitable for manufacturers, brickmakers, etc. Apply LEWIS CASSIDY.

Attorney, South SIXTH Street. 00 Trenton FACTORY Avenue, LOTS, Ontario R. and R. Tloga SIDING- Streets, 706x 389 x354 feet; freight station, P. R.

on ground. WILLIAM J. KELLY, 908 WALNUT Street. BUILDING LOTS. FOR SALE- AT -BUILDING LOTS OAK LANE AND LAWNTON.

On the New York Branch of the Reading Railroad, seven miles from Ninth and Green Streets. Parties wishing to purchase with a view of erecting their homes on a site entirely free from objectionable surroundings cannot possibly find a more desirable location, and we request an examination of this property by buyers before purchasing elsewhere. Electric lights, New streets being macadamized. New plans just out: call or send for them. J.

T. JACKSON WALNUT Street. CAMDEN. SEND FOR THE REAL ESTATE Review." giving full detailsof Camden real estate: also, how to buy a home by simple rent. Real Estate Investment 323 Federal, Camden.

COUNTRY WHAT CAN I DO WITH IT? Make it pay $240 a year. How Buy 1,000 shares of stock in the Southern Land and Silk Association. The shares will pay you 12 per the company will give you free with each $1,000 worth of stock a house in the city of Baltimore. Not a city in the future, but a city now with 000 inhabitants, with manufacturing industries of every description, city with an annual business of 8500,001,000, with an increase of commerce of 000,000 in one -In ten years $40,000,000 has been put in new the next three rears over more will be ----Plans for 83,000,100 are drawn. The cable line spent -The belt line is spending Around the elty, Including Sparrows' Point, 000 has been invested in new -In ten years our commerce increased $43.000.002.

-In one vear the bank clearances increased The product of our manufactories in -reased 450,000,4 000 in a -The city has of wealth. -A city affording more opportunities for enterprising men than any place in the Union. The cheapest city in the world to live in. The safest city in the world to Invest in. A city that has not had a bank failure for fitty years.

A city with all educational A city noted for its hospltality. A city where you can get more for your money than any other city in the Union. The stock is 51 per share. You can buy any number of shares you want. 8500 will buy a beautiful lot in this beautiful city, These lots are sitnated in the most desirable part of the city, 350 feet above tidewater, surrounded by elerant homes: rght on the line of rapid transit: car fare to the centre of the city four cents reached by one of the finest drives in the city, through Druid Frill Park, the finest, most beautiful park of any city in the world.

Lots so near level that they need no grading or filling in high, healthy and beantiful. Lots in this section are doubling in value every six months. For maps, circu'ars and further particulars address SOUTHERN LAND AND SILK ASSOCIATION, 200 North LIBERTY Street. Baltimore, Md. PUBLICSALE STOCK FARM (FORMERLY Christ.

Casset's) near Lansdale, AS acres 12-roomed stone house: finest barn known: large meadow pasture: a stream of spring water plenty of fruit: sale positive October 28, 1891. Box 166, Lanadale, Pa. $6 PER ACRE WILL BUY 600 ACRES of land, finely tocated, high and dry, bounded by streams on two sides, Railrond communication. One hour fifteen minutes from Philadelphia and two hours twenty five minutes from New York. WANSER BROWN, 430 WALNUT Street.

$2.500 WILL BUY A CREAMERY and 7-room Dwelling, all brick: new. with latest improved machinery: a new frame stable: large outside vault. Now doing a good business in Nourishing neighborhood in Bucks county, Pa. Box 166. Lansdale, Pa.

FOR SALE ACRES OF FREEPORT and Kittening coal near railroad all drift: cheap and easy payments. R. W. WEHRLE, BLAIRSVILLE, Pa. REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PROPERTIES WANTED FOR SALE and for rent. any part of the city. Clients walting. E. TRACY TOBIN, 909 WA' WANTED -PARTIES HAVING properties sale or to rent, to mail particuJars.

as I have constant demand for houses in all sections. 8. E. EDWARDS, 1205 ARCH Street. WINTER RESORTS.

LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY. LAUREL HOUSE NOW OPEN. Trains leave New York, foot of Liberty street, 8.15 A. 1.30 and 4.20 P. PLUMBER PORTER.

Managers. POOREST BROWN'S MILLS- HOTEL, IN THE PINES, Burlington County, N. J. Will open SATURDA October 24, for the season of 1891 and 1802. Rooms can be engaged for, any time during the season and any information ascertained in regard to the hotel by addressing GEORGE PFEIFFER, Proprietor.

WILDWOOD REACH. WILDWOOD corner BEACH, PINE N. and J. ATLANTIC SEASIDE Avenue: large alry rooms lacing ocean: 4 minutes walk: from beach: 16 minutes' walk to fishing grounds, Resident physician in the house. Open all the year.

Terms: 2 per day 98 to SEt pee week. M. J. NOTCHINSON. Wildwood Beach.

N. J. HOTEL the TON year round. WILDWOOD Special rates BEACH, to fall and winter patrons. Famous resort for pers.

Game in abundance. W. B. LIVEZEY, REAL ESTATE FOR WEST FORTY -FOURTH AND LANCASTER Avenue, store, 12 $65,00 3811 Flaverford Street, store, 12 50.00 616 N. Thirty-sixth Street.

store. 9 25.00 3649 Lancaster Avenue, bakery. 7 20.00 930 N. Forty-fifth Street. 6 18,00 N.

E. Cor. Thirty-eighth and Melon, 16.00 3606 Wallace Street, dwelling, new, 9 25.00 741 Thirty-ninth Street, 7 rooms. 22.00 667 N. Forty ifth Street, new.

7 20.00 755 N. Forty -sixth Street, front porch. 7 rooms 16.00 314 Bell Street, 7 rooms. 16.00 256 S. Thirty-seventh Street, 6 15.00 4927 Lancaster Avenue, 5 13.00 5103-05 Girard Avenue, front porch, 6 13.00 660 Thirty-seventh Street, 5 room 14.00 513 N.

Thirty-eighth Street, 9 21.00 8719 Mount Vernon Street, 6 14.00 850 N. Forty -sixth Street, 9 25.00 43 N. Thirty-seventh Street, 6 18.00 709 and 11 Lex Street, 5 12.01 4068 Warren Street, 5 13.00 N. E. Cor.

Thirty-seventh and Atlantic, 16.00 F. IL. McCANN, 3511 LANCASTER A venue. FOR RENT. DESIRABLE HOUSES.

SANSOM WEST OF FORTY -FOURTH ST. NOS. 4421 AND 23. Open daily after 1.30 P. M.

Apply to THE GIRARD LIFE AND TRUST BROAD and CHESTNUT Streets. A TO AND DWELLING, 4936 rooms, modern good business location, suitable for any business, only $25 per month. H. M. Boyd, 30 N.

Seventh St. RENT--CHESTNUT WALNUT W. Residences: $75 and 850, modern: 0-r. houses, $28 to 830. MITCHELL, 136 S.

36th St. GERMANTOWS. JUST THE HOUSE YOU'RE LOOKING FOR. IF YOU DOUBT IT. GO AND SEE A MONTH.

HOUSES NOT AS WELL FINISHED RENT FOR 825. Handsome 7-room dwellings, with heavy brownstone trimmings, hard-wood finish, open stairways, underdraina re, stationary wardrobes and stands, and all other modern conveniences. Green right at Wayne Junction Station, P. R. R.

R. Fourth and Eighth street cars pass door. Don't think of renting a bouse till you've seen these. Open on Sundays. Two hundred other houses at rents ranging from 310 to 931.

ALEX. C. KNORR. EIGHTEENTH and GERMANTOWN Ave. STORES.

FOR RENT OR SALE-1209 MARKET Street: 20x100 to Silver Street: modern fourstory fron-front store: 2 elevators; hardwood finish; very desirable business location. J. T. JACKSON WALNUT Street. FOR RENT FURNISHED.

1507 ARCH STREET. elegant 4-story brownstone mansion 20 rooms: 3 baths: in elegant order; well adapted for residence or apartments. J. T. JACKSON 711 WALNUT Street.

WAYNE JUNCTION. $25 HOUSES FOR $15 A MONTH. SEE THEM AND BE CONVINCED. Handsome two-story dwellings, brownstone trimmings, open stairways. hard-wood finish, underdrainage, and all other modern conveniences.

Right at the Wayne Junction Station. Fourth and Eighth street cars pass the door. CAN BE SEEN SUNDAYS. ALEX. C.

KNORR, EIGHTEENTH and GERMANTOWN Ave. SUBURBAN. FOR RENT, FURNISHED FOR THE winter, beautiful Country Seat at Wallingford. specially arranged for a winter residence: stable, low rent to a carefal tenant. ISAAC L.

MILLER. 705 WALNUT Street. HELP WANTED- MALES Makers wanted MULLER, COALAND TROUSERS 1035 CHESTNUT Street. NO UNION HANDS NEED APPLY. The only tailors in town who pay the first bill.

Dress Coat of cloth Frock Cont of diagonal 10.50 D. B. Walking Cont of diagonal 975 D. Walking Coat of cass heavy chev. starts 8.75 D.

B. Walking Coat of cheviot flannel starts. Winter Overcoat, Surtout. 12.00 Winter Overcoat. Sack, 11.0 $8.00 and 2.75 "A FEW OF THE EXTRAS.

Try 1,00 Double 1.00 Pockets, over Vent in back Button ,50 Strapped 3.00 Facings to edge. Protection guaranteed to men applying for work, HUGHES MULLER. Apply only to 1035 CHESTNUT Street. ANTED-SALESMEN ON SALARY commission to handle the NEW PATENT CHEMICAL INK ERASING PENCIL. The greatest selling novelty ever produced.

Erases ink thoroughly in two seconds. No abrasion of paper. 200 to 500 percent, profit. One agent's sales amounted to 5620 in six days: another 812 in two hours. We want one energetic General Agent for each State and Territory.

Address 'TILE MONROE ERASER MANUFACTURING LA CROSSE, WIS. FRESCO artist and designer: steady work for the richt man. Telegraph for terms. Room 30, Colo Building, Nashville, Tennes-vP. C.

A. VEDDERMEYER. TO PRINTERS foreman to take -WANTED. charge of GOOD. 12 RELIABLE presses, A good place for a steady man.

Auswer, with reference, A. Times Office. TOE COMPOSITOR WANTED. 72 CHESTNUT Street. WANTED work: must YOUNG have MAN first-class FOR reference.

OF. Address B. S. Times Office. FIRST heaterand furnace SHEET-IRON work.

Worker ABRAM COX STOVE BREAD Street. DOCKET-BOOK SALESMAN WANTED January 1. State territory and experience. Address SALESMAN, Box 11l1. WANTED- SPECIALTIES grocery, dry goods, and gen'l mdse, trade.

Best side line. Allison, Monroe Chicago. A city GENTS or country, AND MEN per day OUT selling OF our WORK. Paste Stove Polish among housekeepers. No brush, dust or smell.

CHAMPION 4 N. Fourth PhilL FEMALE. GIRL FOR 95 HOUSEWORK. BELMONT WAGES. Avenue.

$3. LINER. Trimmerand Designer: good wages -A FIRST MIL and steady work to right party. Address L. Times Office, SITUATIONS WANTED.

MATE. EDUCATED CHRISTIAN companion YOUNG to MAN aged couple (free while continuing his studfes, Best of reference as to character. Address W. Times Office. export accountant extended experience.

BOOK -KEEPER AND Has had charge of credits and familiar with detalls of manufacturing. References the best. Address W. A. Times Office, WORK WANTED BY AN experienced book-keeper after 4 P.

will keep small set of books, Address Box 173, Philadelphia P. O. FEMALE. WHO WILL DO WRITING FOR LADIES home will male good wages, Address, with self addressed stamped envelope. MISS FLORA D.

JONES, SOUTH BEND, INDIANA. Proprietor of the Famons BLUSH OF ROSES, For the Complexion. Beware of imitators. COMPETENT engagement private familles AND or work done at home. 1819 STETSON Avenue.

TRAINED. CAN TAKE NURSE all kinds of illness: best of references: 84 per week. Address D. Tines Office. BUSINESS CHANCES.

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUnity to enter an old-established business without any risk and sure great gains, for a party with 851,000, to purchase half Interest (or loan that amount) in a great business with very large stock of muse, on hand; established over 35 yeurs now doing more than $180,00 per year, entirely for spot cash at. 8 profit of 345 per cent. on sales; business can be' doubled in a year: peculiar circumstances enable the advertiser make this offer and to insure a gain of $15,000 to each the first year: particulars only on personal interview. Address J. Box 1347 Postoffice.

invest in powerful new melodramatic play. All booked in first-class theatres. Apply at ou 010 MRN, COGGSWELL. Washington Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa. DOING WE trade $35.000 annually; small capital needed.

Books kert since 1856 open for inspection, BERKIN-HAW ARNOLD. Northeast corner THIRD and CHESTNUT. MANUFACTURER OF established business MIRRORS, at A a sacrifice. Owner has other business. Pays to investigate.

Northeast corner THIRD and CHESTNUT. BIRKINSHAW ARNOLD. WANTED good STOCK farm. OF MERCHAN. MERSHON 1410 CHESTNUT Street.

COUNTRY. PAYING NEW JERSEY STEAM A laundry, trade $125 weekly. at a decided bargain. Location near New York. Call on us for particulars.

BIRKINSHAW ARNOLD, Northeast corner THIRD and CHESTNUT. AUCTION SALES. WILL BE SOLD October BY 20, at 12 THOMAS o'clock noon, SONS. at the Philadelphia Exchange, Third and Walnut CHESTNUT HILL. S.

E. side Willow Grove W. of 28th 9-room stone dwelling, cemented cellar. and frame stable. Four minutes' walk from Wissahickon Heights Station, Penna.

R. and 8 minutes from Wyndmoor Station, Philn Reading R. R. Lot 34 by in front Con the rear 36 feet May be examined at any time previons to sale, TRUSSES, BANDAGES, HERNIA OR RUPTURE dungers of strangulated bernin, the suffering and annoyance of badly adjusted trusses can be avoided by consulting your physician or any distinguished surgeon, who will direct you to the care and attention of "SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS ESTABLISHMENT," South ELEVENTH Street, where for 30 years the mechanteal treatment has been made a speciality, Apartment in charge of competent Lady Assistant. HORSEMANSHIP.

POWELTON RIDING ACADEMY. Powelton dressing barn-. day and evening classes: horses trained. Sty now signal system requires only half as many lessons as ordinary teaching. C.

BROS9MANN. FOR SALE. FOR handsome SALE--AT large walnut REDUCED (made to PRICE, order) rolling-top desk. Address T. G.

IL, Times Office..