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ii THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. SATUEDAY MORNING. JULY 20, 1895. a SUMMER RESORTS PERSOHALS TO OPEN A BIG JUDGMENT REAL ESTATE NEWS REAL ESTATE FOR REffT rKOPEKTIES-C'ITY MTO RENT I HAVE FOR RENT A house, 12 rooms. If a root! tenant takfR it now he can have It free of rental nu-til about September after that er month.

It Is now belijc repapereiJ, repainted, new pi urn hi fit; ami new heater, and being put in "A 1" onler in every way. If a tenant has any choice (nnl no doubt he has), he con have bin taste consulted for detail of finish if be applied quick enough. I lived In this bouse mvself forelclit years, and It ts a good one. BENJAMIN THOMPSON. st.

REIS.JOnN REIS. aged 69 years. The reintlves and friends of the family, also Gothic Lodge, No. 97, K. of and Chland Conclave.

No. 4. O. S. M.

are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 1748 Fawn street, on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. REYNOLDS. On July 18. ISflrS, MARGARET DORA, daughter of Edward and Rose Ann Reynolds, aged 2 months and 16 days. Resldenr.

528 Penn street. Due notice of the funeral will be given. the 17th Instant. MALTNDA. wife of Edward W.

Rlckner. Funeral services on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, at the residence of ber husband. 1504 Erie avenue. ItlDDICK. On the 17th instant, JOHN son of the late Rer.

J. Hudson snd Amelia A. Rlddlck. of the Delnware Conference of the M. E.

Church. In the 19th year of his age. The reintlves and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral service, at Zoar M. K. Church, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment at Olive Cemetery. the 17tb lustsnt. CHARLES SCHMITT. aged 63 yeaiB. Funeral services this morning at 9 o'clock, from his late residence, 214 Green street.

SMITH. Suddenly, on the ISth instant. JAMES, son of Edward and EHznbeth Smith. In bis 10th year. Due notice of the funeral will be given.

SHCBERT. Snddenlv. on the 17th instant. JAMES W. 8HI1BERT, of New Haven, aged 00 years.

The relatives and friends of the family, also Coaqunok IOdge, No, 403. O. of O. are respectfully Invited to attend the fnneral services, at the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Joseph W.

Clnrk, 2030 Grntz street, on Saturday aft. moos at 2 o'clock. Interment at Mount Peace Cemetery. SNEYD. On the 17th Instant.

Mrs. MARY A. SNEYD. widow of Ihe bile Captain Nathaniel S. Sneyd.

Due notice of the fnneral will be given. SNYDER. On the 17th Instant, JOHN M. SNY-1ER. Funeral services this afternoon at 3 o'clock, at his lute residence, 635 Jefferson street.

SNYDER. On the 15th instant, PRISCILLA SNYDER. The relatives end friends of the family, also Palestine Association, No. 23, I. O.

of are resiect fully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Walter Broomhend. 6740 Keystone street. Taeony. Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery.

Train leaves Kensington Station at 12.10 p. M. SPANGENBEItG On the 17th Instant, suddenly, FREDERICK SPANGENBEItG. aged B7 years. Funeral services ttiis afternoon nt 2 o'clock, from his lute residence, 2111 Aubrey street.

STARK. On thel7th Instant. HERMAN STARK, aged 74 yeura. Funeral this nfternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law, Alliert F. Mulaer.

21il6 Bancroft street. WALL WORTH. On the 17th instaut, suddenly, HANNAH, wife of Jeremiah Wallwortu, aged 74 years. Ftinenil this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her husband's residence, Ninth street. Upland, ln.

WARD. On the 17th Instant, MARY wife of ThomnB II. Ward nnd daughter of the late Michael and Bridget Kearney. Funeral this morning nt 8.30 o'clock, from ber late residence, 604 Federal street. High Mass at Sacred Henrt Churcb.

Lockard. Ixwis. Lutz. William. 23.

(Andrew, Bessie. Mainiire. Louise. 18. Manning, Marcaret.

Morrison, Mary, 79. Mullin, Mary Anita. Pearson, Hannah. 71. Pennock, EUlridse L.

Quinter. Mapnie M. lie-in, John. tUt. Reynolds.

Margaret Rlddlck, John G. Kickner. Maltnda. Schmltt, Charles. 63.

Shiilwrt. James W. 60. Smith. James.

18. Sneyd. Mnry A. Knyder, PrlscllU. Snyder.

John M. Spantrenberg. Fred'k. Stark. Herman.

74. Venianl. Mary. Wuilworth. Hannah.

Ward, Mary A. BATTERSBY. On July 16, son of Martha and the late Edward Battershy. in the 33d year of his age. Funeral mrvlces on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 3008 poplar street.

July 16. 189.1, Dr. W. II BFLL, aped at years. Fnneral from his late residence.

1733 North Thirteenth street, at T.30 clock Saturday morning. BYRNE. On the 17th Instant, WINIFRED, beloved child of Patrick J. and Kate Reilly Byrne, aed tt months. The relatives nnd friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sttturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from ner parents' residence.

101TT Federal street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. CAREY. On July IS, 1895. CATHARINE, widow of John Carey.

Residence, 43ti Spruce street. Due notice of the funeral will be piven. July 17, 1SS. FANNIE ANN CAVANACGH. widow of John Cavnnamrb.

Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, from he.r late residence, 4224 PecblD street, Kox-bo roach. CHANI the 18th Instant. TnEODORE son of Theodore and Gertrude Chanudet. atred 16 months. Due notice of the funeral will tie pi ven, CLARKE.

On the 17th Instant. ANNIE ELIZABETH, daughter of John ami Charlotte Clarke, ased 20 years. Funeral from her parents residence. 1940 South Tenth, street, on Sunday at 12 o'clock. July 18.

ABRAHAM J. COSTER, in the 81st year of his ape. The relatives and friends of the family, also th surviving members of the Humane Engine Company, No. 13, the Volunteer Firemen's Association and the Philanthropic Lodce. No.

IS, 1. O. of O. are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 185 Oxford street.

Services at Zion P. E. Church, Eighth street nnd Columbia avenue, at 3.30 clock. Interment private. CURRAN.

On Julv 19. 1S95, CATHARINE infant daughter of William J. and Josephine Curntn, aged 0 months. Funeral nnd interment private, from her parents residenc. 1018 Wolf street.

July 17, 1895, WILLIE, son of George and Mary Erdmnn. aged 1 months. Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the parents' residence, 2204 East Daupbio street. FABEit. On the 17th Instant.

JOT1N J. FABER. son of the late Casper and Catherine tuber, aged 29 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, tlds morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his lale resilience, 21IW Park avenue. Solemn Retjuieiu Mass at the Churrh of Our Lady of Mercy.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. FA RACY. On the 18th instant, JOHN, son of Peter and Bridget Faracy. nged 13 months. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence.

2625 Dcshong street. Tweu-ty-slxlh street, below Ellsworth street, FITZGERALD. On the 18th of July, 1S03, ELIZABETH FITZGERALD, widow of the bite James FlUgcnild. Funeral on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her son's residence 1232 South Nineteenth street. Solemn High Mass at St.

Ctmrles' Church. FliOOT). On the 14th Instant, at Hampton, WILLIAM FLOOD, son of the late Henry nnd Lvdln Flood, aged 75 years. Fnnerul on Snn-dav afternoon ut 2 o'clock, from the residence of 'his brother, Charles Flood, 2162 East Dauphin street. GRAHAM.

On the 17th Instant. SVSAN. widow of Thomas Grahnro, in her 69th year. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her' brother-in-law. Joseph Doiigan, Colllngs-dale, Delnware county.

Pa. GROGAV On the 18th instant, SARAH, wife of Austin Gmgiin, aged 31 yours. Funeral on Mondav morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her hun-bnnd's residence, 2712 East Thompson street. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Ann's.

HACK. --On the 17th JOHN G. HACK, In his 75th year. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, fmm the residence of hlB son, John Hack. 828 Scott street.

HAGERTY. On Wedneertny. July 17. lS9r, son or the lute James anu unen Hagcrty, aged 21 years. The relalires and friends of the family, also the Vigilant, Ariel and Alexis Clubs and Social, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence.

01.r South Tweiitv-severith street, on Monday morning at 8 o'clock. Thence to the Church of St. Anthony of Pudim. Gray's Kerry road and Fitz-water street, wnere Solemn Requiem Mass will he celebrated at 9.30 o'clock precisely, for the happy reiose or hlB soul, jntenneut in v.e Cathedral Cemetery. HAPPOLPT On July 17, 1895, WILLIAM I ItHItr.KlCK HAl'PUliliT.

ngeu i yeas. Mi neral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his late resilience, lf07 Hipe street. HARDY. On the 17th Instant, SARAH, wife of Henry Hardy, aged 39 years. The reintlves aud friends of the fnmfly nre respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, from he bite residence, Westfield, N.

J. Service at Christ Chun-h. Riverton, N. at 4.30. Interment at Morgana Cemetery.

Carriages will meet the 1.40 train from Market stivel wharf, Philadelphia, at Riverton Station. on July 19, 1895, ELL, wife of George II. Hearing. The relatives and friends of the family nre respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Mondav at 2 o'clock, from the residence of William H. Morad, 3142 Park avenue.

Inlenneut private at Feruwood Cemetery, July 17, 1895, JAMES N. JEWELL, son or Maggie imirpny ami tne uite Ma thins Jewell, in his 25 th year. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the residence of his stepfather, Mr. Charles Murphy, 1041 Sarah street. KELLY.

On the 17th Instant. JOHN son of Ed want aiiti cainarine tveuy, ngeu yearn. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Rnmhlers" New Year's Association, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his parents' residence. No. 13 Mead street.

Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Philip's Church, Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. KNORR. On the 17th instant, PAP LINE daughter of llermnnn anil Christiana Knorr. aged 10 months and 3 days.

Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence, 6322 Woodland avenue, West Philadelphia. KREITER. On the 17th Instant. EDWIN son or George ana juuggie ivrner, ngca iv mouths. The.

relatives nnd friends of the family are respectfully iuvlted to attend the fimernl services, at his parents residence, 429 George Rtreet, on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment at Green Mount Cemetery. LEMON. On hfl 18th instant, JOHN LEMON. Funeral oa rsnnoay nitenioon hi a ciock, from (lie renhlem-e of his brother, Thomas Lemon, 2024 Munton street.

LENTZ. HENRY LENTZ, at Wilmington, July 1H, aged 71 years, ruimrui services on Sunday morning, at hfs late residence. Garaslie lane and lieam street. LOCKARD. On July 17.

1S95, at Trenton. N. LOUIS LOCKAK1). Funeral services tills afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his brother-in-law, No. 1752 North Twenty-eighth street.

LCTZ. Suddenly, on the 17th Instunt, WILLIAM, son of Fred nnd Emma Lutx, in the 23d year of his age. Funeral from his late residence, 1428 Ridge avenue, on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'chf-k. M'ANDREW. On the 18th Instant.

BESSIE, wife of the late John McAndrew. Funeral Ibis morning at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of William McNamee, 4S North Forty-first street. High Mass at St. Agatha's Church. MAGl'IKE.

On the 18th instant. LOPISE. wife of James Magnlre, aged 18 years. Funeral on Monday morning at 7.00 o'clock, from her late residence, 154S Otsego street. Solemn Mass of Requiem at the Church of the Sacred Heart.

MANNING. On the 17th Instant, MARGARET, wife of Michael Manning and daughter of Jane nnd the late Charles McKiearty. Funeral this morning at 7.30 o'clock, from the msMpnee of her hunlmnd, Pearl street. High Muss at the Cathedral. MORRISON.

On the 17th Instant, JAMES MORRISON, nged 75 years. The relatives and friends of the fnmily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday nfternoou at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his son-ln-Iaw, Dennelor, at Fork lauding, N. J. Interment at Coles town Cemetery. the 17th Instant, MARY, widow of the late Thomas Morrison, aged 79 years.

Funeral on Saturday afternoon nt 2 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Thomas Black, 2011 street. Mt'LLIN. At Villa Maria Convent. West Chester, July 18, 1S05.

Sifter MARY ANITA, daughter of the late Dr. J. H. Mullin. Funeral this morning at 9 o'clock.

0 DONN ELL. On the 17th Instant, CATH- i ARINE B. DONNELL. wife of Bem.trd O'Donnell, in the 74th year pf her age. Funeral this morning ot 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, 1S25 Tatlow street.

Solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral. PEARSON. On July 18, 1895, HANNAH widow, of the late Hiram Pearson, aged 71 i yoars. Mineral services ou huntlny evening at 7 o'clock, at the residence of William 1. lmncnn.

004 North Third street. Cnmden, N. J. July 19, 1S95, MARGARET, wife of David Penders. The reintlves and friends of the family are respectfuly invited to attend the funeral, ou Monday morning at 9 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, 2907 Ellsworth street.

Requiem Mass nt St. Anthony's Church. In-tormeut nt Cathedral Cemetery. PENNoCK. On the 17th irritant.

KLDRIDGE UDDON, Infant son of E. Eldrfdge nnd Annie K. Pennock. Funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his parents residence, 1631 Oxford street. QUINTER.

On the 18th instant. MAGGIE wife of Jonas Quinter. Due notice of the funeral will be glveo. Battersby. Samuel, 53 Bull.

V. n. CO. Byrne, Winifred F. Carey, Catharine.

Cavanaugh, Fannie A. Cbanudet. Theodore. Clarke, Annie E. 20.

Coster, Abraham J. SI Curran. Catharine E. Enlman. Willie.

Faher, John J. 20. Fa nicy. Jolin. Fltzfwrald.

Elizabeth. Flood, William. 75. Graham, SuHiin. 69.

Grotran. Sarah, 31. Hack. John G. 75.

HnRrtv, John J. 21. HupnoMt. Win. F.

73. Hardy, Sarah. 39. Jewell. James N.

25. KWIy. John J. 28. Krvlter, Edwin B.

Koorr, Pauline M. Lmoa, John. Lentz, Henry, 71. ATLAKTIC CITY. ATLANTIC CITY.

fC. J. OPEN ALL THE YEA It. Fixteenth year under tbe present manaeemenL ThorAURli In its appointments. Coaches attend all Uklns ami are at the Kerr Ice of tzutets without Cbaree dnrtiiK bathing hour.

Telephone No. l. Mom, Williams A Ca a New Electric levatot ATLANTIC CITY, S. J. Appointments complete.

Location nnexcellel IS. WHITE, Proprietor. HOTEL CENTRAL TENTH YEAR TNDER thp RHme management. Located on the highest pronnd In the cltv Tennessee Avenue, between Atlantic and Pacific. L.

A. ROWAN. rOTEI. KI I1MONU i Atl itiantic city. N.

J. Appointments first class. levator, sun parlor, etc J. D. PEAE.

TUB WAVEHLY. Corner OHIO anfl PACIFIC Avenues. A first-class Family Hotel. Terms moderate. L.

S. BRYANT. OSROHNE COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS Avenues. One square from Roa.ling Depot anil Keach.

MRS. R. J. OSBORNE. TETfMONT nOUSE.

Now open; near the Beach; foil ocean view. Vermont Avenue. J. TKKEN. VTHTOKIA.

Ocean End South Caxoltm pier. Open alt the year. Avenne, near Iron M. WILLIAMS. MONTEREY HOTEL.

VIRGINIA AVENUE, near tb beach. Newly furnished. Tela-phone 191. K. NEWCOMER.

HOTEL ALDINE PACIFIC NEAR OHIO Avenne. Reasonable terms. (Send for illustrated booklet. II. IX EASTMAN.

THE BREEVO RT7NO.i SOPTH CAROLINA Avenue. Rates. 1.50 to J2 per day, $8 to $12 per week. B. E.

NOKRIS. SEA ISIE CITY, N. J. YOU WATT TO FIND HEALTH. RE FRESH LXfl SEA BKEKZKa, A GRAND EF.ACn.

BUST OP FISHIKQ, SAFEST OF THEN VISIT Only-W Philadelphia, via houth Jersey Itullroad Itoval Route to the Sea" from Chestnut or South Street Wharves, West Jersey Kail road, foot of Market street. KEA ISLE CTTY TTA PURE WATER, ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND A TWO-MILE BOAHDWALK ON THE BEACH FRONT For Information applv to THOMAS E. LCDLAM. Mayor. SEA VIEW HOnSE NEW MANAGEMENT; fit tod; directly on beach; bath houses attached; $8 to $12 per week.

E. A. HUTTON CO. CONTINENTAL HOTEL. OCEAN FRONT; lmest location on the coast; board reasonable.

J. M. PLCM. SPRIXG LAKE, JV. J.

(Seven miles below Long Branch), SPRING LAKE BEACH, NEW JERSEY. For terms and Information address L. U. MALTBY, Monmouth House. CAPE MAY.

nOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY. N. J. Open June 22 till September IB. situated on the beach.

Service of highest standard. The only house employing a corps of French wallers, JOHN TRACY ft CO. STONB HARBOR, N. J. SEVEN-MILE BEACH.

An Ideal snot for recreallon. Safe to take your wife and children. Finest flfihinjj on the coast. Superb Ocean Beach for Bathing or Driving. Quiet waters in tbe rear for sailing.

Terminus of Pleasure Railroad connecting with Atlantic City. Bound to grovr rapidly. Largo lots at sinnii prices, nign ground unroucneu oy tidewater. Socially adonted for church. Sunday school and temperance organizations.

No liquors sold. Iew excursion House just erected. Tana West Jersey Railroad direct or nddress GEO. J. ltUMMEL, Ageat, Stone llarbos, N.

J. Or 108 FILBERT Street. AND COTTAGES, SEA GIRT, N. J. Open June 22.

Directly on the ocean front; new artesian welt; Improved sanitary drainage second seasun (18D5) under management of WILLIAM NEIL. A VALON. N. HOTEL AVALON. HOMB Comforts.

Ocean view from every room. W. B. LIVEZEY. Proprietor.

ASBVSY PARK, N. J. AfBL'RY PARK, N. J. rlrectlT opposite the Beach.

The leading hotel In every respect. Address MORGAN A PARSONS. rpIIK FRANKLIN. A One block from ocean. All Improvements.

Tenth season. E. STROUD. BEACH HA VEN, N. f.

THE ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, N. J. NOW OI'EN. ttend for new Illustrated Book of Enelcslde snd Beuch lluven. ROBERT B.

ENGLE. Proprietor. PElsyS YL VA If I A. THIS MOUNTAIN HOUSE, CRES-ON. PA.

On top of the Allegheny Mountains, roaln line renoa, 1L lui miles east of Pittsburg All trains stop. OPENS JUNK O. rellchtful location. Excellent drives. Pare air find water.

Appointments the hesL Write lor circulars. WM. K. DUNHAM, snpt AND COTTAGES, EASTON, PA. Open June 15.

Two hours from Pbiladelnnlx Grand scenery. First-class table. FiiTe orchestra. I)irect trolley comtminlwitlon. Under the direct tuanageUiOnt of the company.

For terms address JOHN MAXWELL. Manager. ON THE SOUTH MOUNTAINS. Only two hours from Philadelphia, through curs. Magnificent Seeuery extensive park; pure spring water.

Booklet free. JAMES H. PRESTON, WERNERS V1LLE, Pa. M' OR ELTON INN. TDKltESnALK, PA.

ON THE UPPER DELAW- ARE. NOW OPEN. WM. V. MASSEY.

MANAGER. DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. THE KTTTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. The largest and most attractively located hotel In the Delnware Valley, with all the modern appointments. Rooms en suite, with bath.

Elevator, etc. Send for circular and booklet. W. A. BROPHEAD SON8.

fTMIE SUMMIT HOUSE, SWIFTWATER, k. Monroe county. Pa. In the Poeono Mountains. 2.4IK) feet above sea level; Srst-class German table; reasonable rates.

MISCELLANEOUS. ON THE CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY. Peliglitfully cool climate, magnlllcent mountain snrronndlnga, complete bn thing establishment and the most oneenve waters America. Beautiful Casino completed this spring. Swimming pools cf natural warm water; ths most luxurious bath iu the world.

Hotel and cottage conducted as first-class family resort. Prices moderate. GRKENHRIAR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. New baths, new plumbing and new management. Former prices.

For terms, descriptive hooks, address FRED STKHRY. Manager. Hot Springs, Bath County, Vn. Warm Springs. Bath County.

Va. ENBANK A GLOVER. Froi.rletors White Sul phur Springs, Gneubrinr County, W. Va. excursion ncKeis ou saie at omce oi rennsyt- vania Railroad.

SPECIAL NOTICE. NI ANTIC, Conn. ITnvlne been thorons-hly renovnted and refitted tbrouirhout. Is now ooen for the seitKon of 1S5. under tbe management of a (Irst-class hotel num.

Located half way between New York and Boston, on the N. N. H. and II. R.

R. Shore Line, there can be no better resort to spend the summer; good boating, fishing, surf and still water water table unexcelled; finest vegetables, ecus, butter, milk, cream, fresh dally from Morton House Farm. Rooms lnrge and airy, lighted by gas; heated by sleam. Terms reasonable. Rooms should be engaged early.

or circulars, aiblrcss MORTON HOUSE. Nfantlc, Conn. THlfi NANEPAMIKMET. flIAUBLEHKAD. MASS.

lluest ocean scenery on the Massachusetts const. or description, address AM Ml iiKOWN. 0 To everyone ordering half jrnllon of onr Monarch Biackherry Brandy for We offer this Inducement to brlna- this Brandy, wlifh Is one of the best remedies for sntnmer eomplsilnts end stomach troubles, before the public. Mali orders filled. Free city delivery.

OPEN EVENINGS. MORSE 804 TINE St. LMIRA-LETTER. WZ WARWICK KTUKKT. R.

Dk HARDT-8 PENNYROYAL FILLS. IS. Sold by Prussia's. Offltt.awftonuftiara. EADQUAP.TERS FOR RCRBER GOODS.

R. son A cu -jnestnnt. AGENTS WANTED AO ENTS A NTK AGENTS ARE A XT ED everr locality- to sell by suhcrlrtioa AHRAHAM' LINCOLN ANU MEX OF WA TIMES," by A. K. McClunt Very liberal teroii will beetven.

Address THE TIME. Eiehth and Chetnnt. Piiiladelo'itv EECUTTITS WANTED WANTED. FOR C. S.

ARMY. UNMARRIED men between ages of 21 and SO, citizens of the United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For fo'l information apply to Recruiting Otrioer, 13111 KILIIEUT Philadelphia, AMUSEMENTS riniE buop. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE From 12 51. to 10.30 1'.

M. DD.AW.D0IB MiTOOJllEfSLLI A GRAND NEW BILL EVERY WEEK. AND FORTY OTHERS. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S THEATRE. Orcheatra, 25c.

Balconv, 20c. Gallery. 10c. RAND OPERA PRICES. Tlie Illnrichs Grand Opera Co.

Matinee To-Day I To-Nlght NEXT WEEK-LAST WEEK. Monday, Rigo-letio. Cavalleria RuKllcana and Ilartter of Seville; Sonnambiiln; Ixiheugrln; Sat. Murtha; Sat. Night, Pagllacci and II Trovatore.

2.r)C. Branfh Office, 111!) Chestnut Street. THE LITTLE PHILLIlfiS PLAY BALL TO-DAY AT PHILADKLPHIA vs. Piri-SBUUQ. ASE BALL AT WINTER CIIICl S.

TO-DAY AT 3. Mi O'CLOCK. PRICES 10. 1.1, ALL SPORTING EVENTS REPORTED. ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN.

OPEN EVERY DAY. Admission. cents. Children, 10 cents. Saturday and Legal Holidays, excepting Fourth of July.

AdDlta, Children. 5c bf.i)v RiGirrn ST. Two 151b Shows dallv at 2 and 8 O'clock. LONDON SPORTS BIG SPKCTACI'LAK BURLESQUE COMPANY. See the Bloomer Club.

(1 RRAT EUROPEAN MPSFXM, 708 CHESTS' nut St. 2.000 extraordinary wonders of nature. Open from 8 A. M. until 0 P.

M. For gentlemen only. Admission 10c. TAR THEATRE MERRY-GO-ROUND. 5 PICKANINNY MINSTRELS.

CONTINUOUS SHOW 1 TO 11 P. M. AUCTION SALES 1J AltNES A LOXANU, AUCTIONEKH8. RAI.R OP ItKAIj KSTATR. TUESDAY, Julv at 12 o'clock noon, at the Phil.

Exchange, cor. Third and Walnut. THIItO NOS. 4S AND S.V Framo live-room Dwelling (No. R4H); also brick nine-room Dwelling (No.

SWU; bath, ranpe. heater; also. In rear, brick slaughter house, frame stable and large stahle yard; lot 40 by ft. to Charlotte St. Orphans' Conrt Sale Estate of Charles J.

Spielbercer. deceased. TokKKSDALE, Kith ward. cor. Linden ave.

and Cambridee St. Four Building its. ftos, l.SMl. lts83 aud ou plan of Pleasant frU pit by Hill estate. Hill Laud 100 ft.

4 lit) ft. Same 13TII AND PASSYCNK N. R. corner Brick 10-room Store nnd Dwelllug; excellent st.md; all modern conveniences; lot tW 2-3x 71 ft. RA1NBUIDGR.

NOS. 1S11 and 1313 Brick Dwellings; No. 1311 has 1 rooms (occupied as .1 DwelUnx's); No. 1313 has 6 rooms, with brick; 2 Itilrk rnvelHiicK on Kaler Nos. 1308 nnd 1310, and brick Dwellings In rear; lot 34 ft.

llVji to Knter St. hiasior nnie. MAI1STON. NO. liir.B.

above Diamond Street- 2-slory brick 7-rooiu Dwelling; gas, bath, water closet, range, ncnicr, ioi i4 ny a ieei. Conuutttep Sale (toiirt of Common Picas, no. ritAXKKCntlt N. K. cor.

Oxford nnd Tackn- wamia St. Two-story brick 7-roora Store and Dwelling nnd frame Barn and 2'-story brick Dwelling, No. 1903 Oxford lot 40x113. SANSOM. N.

7lia Business location; brick Building, 11 rooms, 2 attics and 3 rooms In basement: uns. lot lSxlW1'. Trillin (South). NO. 138, between Chestnut and Walnut Streets Business stand, brick ofiVe Building; lot ft.

to Bank avenue. Per emptory Sale To close a Partnership Account. SFA'ENTH (Smith). NO. 741 Itriek fi-room and Dwelllnc and 4 brick 3-room Dwell ings in rear; lot IS ft.

lK-xfO. Administrator's Sale, estate .1. ioyie. WASHIXCTON AVKNI'K. NO.

33 Three-Story brick Dwelling. 7 rooms; lot lfi'ixHl ft. Vl2. KX-editor's Fstate John Graves. IKKFDr.MMAHI.K r.UOlND RENT $75 fl year; secured by Dwelllug, No.

PJ45 N. Front St. SALE STOCKS AND BONDS TCESDAY, July 1:3, at 11 o'clock A. nt the Excange, Thinl nnd Walnut StS. IS slis.

Penna. It. II. par $fi. 4.r shs.

Ieh. Volley R. It. par fZO. shs.

Insurance Co. N. par $10. 20 filis. I'nlted Cos.

of New Jersey; par $100. 4 Shu, Phila. and Trenton II. It. pnr $100.

$000 City of Phila. 8 jer due ISitK. 14 shs. Soutiiwark Nat. Brink; par $50.

0 shs. Integrity Title und Trust pnr $50. 7 shs. John B. Stetson par $100.

50 shs. Security Tnist pur $M). 57 shs. Solicitors Ixian Hnd Tnist par $50. 2 Rhs.

Fire Association; pur $t(H) Erie and Pitts. R. It. Cons. mtg.

7s. 0 shs. Slechaulcs' Insurance pur $25. 21 shs. Northern SuvIntfR Fund; par GO shs.

Commercial Natini-al Bank; par $50. 42 shs. Schuylkill Tnicttn par $100. 10 shs. Finance Co.

I'enna, 2d preferred. 62 shs. Finance Co. Penna. 1st preferred, 80 shs.

Penn Gas Conl Co. par $50. 18 shs. Union Instirain-e par $20. STORAGE COLUMBIA STORAGE.

LOAN AND TAN Offlce and Warehouse. Passyunk Ave. and Tasker Street. Telephone connections. Moy-U) and Storage In Vans or Wagons.

Loans made. Ptuuo moving, first Uoor, $3. TQCITABLE STORAC.R WAREHOUSE. 1420- TJ 1431 RACE Street. StornKe for furniture and merchnndlHo; sepnnite rooms; packlnjr and movinjf.

TiiUMAS a. M'iiiisiiA i'nipiietor. EILIIARD3 AHTJ P00I BILLMItP AND POOL TAHLKS, SHUFFLE Hoards, Tpn Pin Alleys. THOMAS 0. BF.N-NBR, Maunfarturar.

1(120 UEItMANTOWN above Oxford Street. ITILLIARDS, POOL AND COMIHNATION TA- hies, new and Bececd-lianil; also snuflle boards; renalrlnfi. T. CLAHKK 2419 Ncrth FRONT St. FIRE IHSTJEAirCES 1825 PENNSYLVANIA Incorporated 18'S.

Charter PerpetuaL OPFK'E. 510 WALNUT STKKKT. fOpposiw Independence Square.) CAPITAL inn.ooo.i ASSETS bUUPLUS DIHECTOKS. Edwin N. Renson, C.

N. Wpygnndt, R. Dale Benson, Richard M. f'adwalader. John It.

Fell. KlllliKlmm 11. Morris, J.TatuallLea, John L. Thoinsoa Charles K. I'U'jh.

R. PALE 11ENSON, President. JOHN L. THOMSON, Vine President W. Secretary.

CHARLES W. MERRILL. Assistant See'v. VM. J.

DAWSON, Secretary of Aireney Dept FINEST BUTTER IN THE MARKET, 240. F.ess. l.V. M'OOVERN, 2134 MARKET, 4U06 LANCASTER Arenue. MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC.

NOINES. BOILERS. ri'MPS. ETC NEW Q. RICH.

120 North and second-haDd. J. SIXTH Street. INVENTOR'S ASSISTANT. WHO IS A FIRST-clnBS mechanic and electrician and has first-class shop, wants work.

W. F. Times Office. TUNE BRASS WORK. MODEL AND EXPFRI-' mental work.

RUDOLPH, 10 S. 18th Street. TRUSSES CJQ.00 SILK ELASTIC STOCKING, TRUSSES. DO abdoniltial supporters, etc. Lady attend ant.

FLAVELL'S, 1(KT SPRING GARDEN. SUMMER RESORTS WIIDWOOD BEACH, N.J. A CHARMING COMBINATION RESORT. WILOWOOD-BY-TIIE-SEA. Cane May Flyers via W.

J. It. B. DillT SI Excursion. A.

M. Apply to the following Hotels: Kdseton Inn, Hotel Dayton. Marine Hall, The Latimer. Aetna. SeaTlew, Trenton, Poplars, or cottnees: Sliver Sanset, Stewart.

Ivy, Gray Gables, Rus sell, Ocean villa. Fines, nlldwood sud lug. wsttou. Cu-colsrs 43S Ilrezel BulldlDg. MSJ3JT BASE USALL A Koch-Complicated Real Estate Deal to be Decided by a Jury.

In the Common Pleas Court Judge Blddle has made absolute the rule grouted in the proceedings brought to open a judgment for over $121,000 In the suit brought by Frank Mnuran, under a mortgage against Henry I. S. Warfield. It Is claimed that Peniberton of which Arm the plaintiff ia a member, sold a Urge tract of ground at Thirty-first street and Montgomery ave nue to the defendant, Henry I. S.

Warfield, reserving certain ground rents, which were really the consideration for the conveyance. Warfield was a carpenter and builder and entered Into an agreement extemporaneously with the taking of the title to erect on the property conveyed to Mm forty-lx houses. To secure the carrying oat of this agreement he executed to Frank Mauran, a collateral blanket mortgage for $110,000, payable In one year from the date of Us execution. It is contended by Lawyers W. W.

Porter and F. J. Gelger for the defendant, war- field, aud the terre-tenants that the mort gage was given solely to secure the faithful performance of the building agreement, and mat tne snie winon loiioweu wuh nn.nm. After Wm-flpid luid entered noon the nron- erty and commenced operations he became Indebted to freorge S. Yerkes for lumber and mill work furnished by Yerkes to the opera tion, anu agreea to convey to nun in release of his six houses, subject to the trrmind rent find the blanket mortirnee.

Yerkes in hfs turn wns indebted to other parties and Instructed Warfield to convey lour oi tne nouses to tue recuruy n.vewi-ment ('omnnnv in trust for his creditors. Afler this was done Yerkes gave Warfield a release. The conveyance was the fourth made by Warfield. leaving about thirty lots or grouua auo nouses sun in ins Msfssiim, A writ was issued linon the blanket mort gage and judgment for the want of au appearance was entered for On this execution was issued against tne properties mentioned and twentv-nine others. The sale, which afterwards took place, is alleged to have been Inequitable.

A rule wns taken to open judgment, and let the terre-tenants into a defense. By the making of this rule absolute, the innter is now to come before a jury to bo panned upon. It Is urged that it has been shuwn that there is an equity in tne remaining nouses or tne operation outside of the ground rents, and the houses In question of while Mr. Mauran ciaitn is ror only SENOR EWING'S VISIT He Comes to Philadelphia to Promote Chilean Trade. Senor Pedro Ewlng.

pf Chile, Is now making a visit to Philadelphia for the purpose of studying our Industrial and manufacturing conditions with the purpose of gathering data to lte used in promoting commerce between Chile and the United States. Athough Senor Ewlng is a citizen of Chile, he is not a native, having been born of Scotch parents. He brings with him many letters to Philndelphians from his friend, Dr. Joseph Clyde McCartney, formerly a Pbiladelphlnn, hut now professor of dental surgery In the ltoyal University, a position which has never before been held by a person from the United States. Dr.

McCartney has achieved signal distinction in Chile as member of a number of the leading societies, lie Is a graduate of the Mertico-Chirur-glciil College, of this While in Philadelphia Senor Ewlng has been a part of the time the guest of Mr. James S. McCartney, treasurer of the Philadelphia Itecord, and a brother of I)r. McCartney. Everything of Inierest in Philadelphia has been shown him, and he has leen Introduced to the leading members of the Manufacturers' Club aud the liourso.

A VISIT TO GERMANT0WN University Extension Students Off on an Historical Pilgrimago. The University Extension summer meeting students will make an historical pilgrimage to the battlefield of (lermautown this morning. Coaches will leave the University at 9 o'clock, taking the party through East Park, along the Wissnhiekon to (he ('hew house, Herman town. Those who go by train will get off at Chelten avenue stntion of the Pennsylvania Railroad and take the tiolley to the Chew house. At 10 o'clock they will rendezvous at the Chew house, where historical addresses will be made by Dr.

A. C. Lnmbdin and others. Other places of historical Interest in the immediate vldnltv will be visited and lunch will be served at Wissnhitkon. Coaches will leave for the city at 5 o'clock, returning through the Park by a different route from the morning.

Returning Tourists Due To-Day. Passengers of prominence returning from Southampton by the American Line steamship New York, due at New York early this morning, include the following, among them many from Philadelphia: Miss M. O. Rartlett, Carter H. Hanson, Jr.

Mrs, II. M. Barker. Mrs. Hanson, Daniel H.

Carstalrs, M. Hart, Mrs. Cat-stairs, James J. Jones, E. H.

Crosby, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Crosby, AV. J. Matlbews, Theodore C-onkling, Howard E.

Mitchell, Mrs. Conkllng. O. K. Morris, Joseph I.

Cnrter. Mrs. Morris, (leorge E. Daggett, Ephrnim Brice, I. H.

Duryen, Mrs. Urice, Dudley Newton, E. T. Mason, Mrs, Newton, Mrs. Mason, Oeorge H.

Putnam, Miss Clara Parrish, Ceorge I. Scott, John G. Saxton, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Saxton.

Tom Thigh. Dr. M. M. Thompson, Mrs.

S. K. Waterman, James H. Wlndrim, E. P.

Wilkinson. Mrs. Windrlm, Marshall P. Wilder, Dr. Bruce D.

Parrish. SHverltes In a Wrangle. hicaoo, July 10. The silver conference the Auditorium to-day wns marked by a Bi jong difference of opinion between the Southern and Northern representatives. At one time a split In the ranks seemed Imminent over a desire of the Southern men to Ignore the Bimetallic League.

They maintained that the avowed purpose of the league wns to assist the aspirations of their residential candidate, Joseph Sibley. An Hour and Three-Quarters to the Matchless Beach. One can be In the surf at Cape May one hour and fifty minutes after leaving the city by the West Jersey Kali road. LICENSES, ARRIAOE LICENSES. Thomns Yerena and Mary E.

Wllmerton. Francis D. Tiill and Annie S. Hnrnett. Michael Cnllftgbaa and Mary A.

Strickland. William F. Stewart and Louisa Stenz. Pnal Walton and Mary Kern. John D.

Byrne and Elizabeth E. Whitney. William Roach and Mary Leach. Patrick Carlin and Ollle J. Brenn.

Alexander P. Dutton and Eleanor Kelly. Frank O. Thompson and Mabel Hazleton. John McNeill and Julia McLaughlin.

(Iwirge W. White and Nettle L. Morse. Wesley Ford and Katie U. Uowand.

MARRIED, RKNNRR GRNTNER. At the pnrsVingn of the liroad Street M. Church, Burlington, wwl-nesnay, July 10, 1S05, by the Ilev. Morgan Iteiul. 11ENKY J.

BEN Kit to Miss EMMA M. GKNTNKR. both of Philadelphia. GAYNOK miiCHEIt. July 14, lfi05, by Rev.

W. II. Hun-ell. 43 Conpor stiwf, Camden. PETER GAYNOR to Miss MARY KIRCH Ell, Mtti of Philadelphia.

m'GHES KIRBY. On Wednesday. July 17, IftiR, at Kenslntrton avenue, by tlte Rev. Edward G. Knight, rector P.

E. Free Church of fctt. John. WILLIAM T. IM'GHES to Miss LYDIA KIRBY.

all of Philadelphia. L1NKE EBERHARP. July 15. IMG, by Rev. W.

II- Burrell. 43 CoopPr street. Camden. Mr. RICHARD A.

LINKE. of Hnthoro, to Miss AMELIA M. EBEItH ARTf, of Willow Grore, both of Montpmiery county. Pa. M'MnLLIN THOMPSON.

On July 0, lfif5, hv Rfv W. H. Van Horn, at hfs residence, 240 Kniiihn'fl avenue, Camden, JOHN M'MtfLLlN' nnd MARY THOMPSON, of Philadelphia. MILLER ATKINSON. On the 17th Instant, at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, 71R North Thirty-eighth street, Philadelphia, by the Rev.

GeorKe A. Latimer, Mr, GEORGE M. MILLER to Miss ANNA J. ATKINSON, oil of ttiis city. MILLER ROTH.

July 4. 18P5, by Rev. George W. Finlaw, at his residence, 31ft Renson street. Camden, N.

Mr. JACOB MILLER to Mtu FREOERICKA ROTH, both of Philadelphia. SLACK LITTLE. On June 11, lKufi, the Greenwich Street Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. William Hutton.

D. f'lIAHLES S. SLACK to Miss LYDIA J. LITTLE, both of Philadelphia, Pa. VAN LENNEP SHEPD.

At the home of the bride. West Stockbrldge. July 18, by IteT. L. S.

Parker, of Camhridce. ALICE NORTON SHEDD to EDWARD JAMES VAN LENNEP, of Great Harrington, Mass. No cards. list of Permits Granted and Transfers Recorded Yesterday. Glrard avenne, north side, abore Fifty-ninth street, sixteen two-story brick dwellings, 10x45 feet I'eniberton owners.

Overbrook anil Lancaster avenues, one three-story brick dwelling, 6Sx34 feet4 John K. Wiggaus, contractor. TRANSFERS. Ann street, northeast side, and Cedar street, southeast side, J. Walton to 8.

Walton, July IS, lSttS, 64x100, ground rent of nominal. Same sold S. Walton to A. Walton, July 18, 1SI5, ground rent of $aC nominal. Browo street, south side, 226.5 feet east of Fifteenth street.

1SxS3.8; Brown street, south side. 100 feet west of Broad street, 37.2Mx'.H.10; Brown street, south side, feet east of Fifteenth street, 14x iW.2, Kate S. Hillman to Emily M. Van-sant. July 18, 1SU5, mortgage of $10,000, $7,750.

Berks street, north side, 19.8' feet east of Fifth street, A. B. Kelly to J. Christ. July 17, 1895, 81.0x98., mortgage of $5,300.

Butler street, north side. 20 feet east of Thirteenth street, the (iennan Kislng Sun Building and Iian Association, No: 1, to S. B. I.ukens, July 10. 1S95, 20x112, mortgage of $2,500, $075.

Bartram avenue, northwest side. 225 feet northeast of Eiehty-nfth street, W. G. mil to W. roehlmann, July 10, 1895, 25x102, 100.

Chestnut street, north side. 140 feet east of Forty-fifth street. S. P. Lofiln to H.Drace, July 16, 181)5, Coulter street, cast side, 102.3 feet southwest of Wavne avenue.

J. Dear to G. B. Cook. JuIt 10, ISO, 20xl48.0Vi, mortgage of $3,000, $1,200.

Chew street, south side, and east side of Biekley street, M. Jennings to W. Gebhardt, June 15, 1HI5, $225. Datv street, Xo. 1210, A.

Cowan to C. n. Shetzline. July 15, 1895, 15x49.2V4, grouud rent of $S00. Ellsworth stre- south side, 10 feet west of Seventeenth the Model HnHtling and Loan Association to I.

3. Gallagher, June 27, 1815, 10x54, $750. Eighteenth street, No. 20.1(1 South, T. Gaff-ney to J.

Cannon. July 10, 1895, 15.0x05, ground rent of $80. JfiflO. Falrmount avenue, north side, 39.8',f, feet east of Nineteenth street, E. I'.

McCloskey to E. H. r. Hcedman, July 18, 1SS15, 18x70, yi.noo. Fourth street, east side.

118 feet north of Mifflin street, the Commowealth Title Insurance and Trust Company to F. S. Pavuter, Julv 12. 1895, lSftxlrregular, ground rent $025. Filbert street.

No. 3522, A. A. Noble to B. Dougherty.

July 18, 1S95. 14x90, $2,100. German street, south side, 70 feet west of Second street. 46x20.1; lledwood street, north side, 84 feet west of Third street, flx 4S. J.

A. Steele to S. S. Nuulty, July 13, 1SII5. $4,550.

Hone street. No. J. E. Rudolph to A.

Pfanstill. July 15, 1895, 10x50, mortgage tuu. Harmony street, west side, 112.1 feet north of Wharton street, II. L. Barber to II.

Pleasants. February 21, 1895, 14x50, mortgage nominal. nope street. No. 2241, D.

Hirst to C. May, July 3, 1WI5, 14x42. ground rent $48, $N50. John street, north side, 89.0 feet west of Masclier street, 2 lots. 37xis.7; Glenwood avenue, northwest side, 90.11 feet southwest of Masrher street.

2 lots, 37.7x'.)t.l, J. Wllkins to B. J. Meeban, May 24, 1895, Limekiln road, west side, 75 feet north of Sixty-sixth avenue, S. ltlcliards to F.

llartels. July 10, 1895. 25x150. $1,800. Lawrence street.

No. 1227. J. Schmid to J. Golz, July 10.

1895. 14.3x20.10. $1,450. Lelper street, southeast side, 85 feet northeast of Fouikrod street. E.

II. Middleton to A. D. Middleton, June 10, 1895, 25x90, nominal. Mount Vernon street, south side.

150 feet east of Thirty-seventh street. 10.8x75; Hav-erford avenue, south side, 55 feet east of Thirty-eighth street, 25x105- Thirty-fourth street, east side, 37 feet south of Falrmount avenue, 10x72.0. H. ltevan to the Commonwealth T. L.

aud T. July 17, 1S95, nominal. Mentor street, south side, 310 feet south of Third street, 0. X. Shoe to E.

A. Myers, July 15, 1895, 3(1x110. $412. McKean street, south side, 17 feet west of Mildred street. C.

N. Stewart to A.Williams, July 18. 1895, 17x02, $2,050. Sloore stroet, south side. 294 feet west of Seventeenth street, W.

Shelley to M. E. Kevin, July 18. 1895, 10x115, ground rent $150. $1,500.

To M. Simons, Dickinson street, north side, 88 feet east of Twenty-first street, 14x03, ground rent $04, $950. Mantua avenue. No. 4110, F.

D. Zell to E. E. Kelly, July 1. 1895, 15x100.

$3,500. To E. E. McGrath, Mantua avenue, No. 4127, 15x100.

$3,500. I'oweltoii aveaue, north side. 210.5 feet west of Forty-second street. 10x82; Powel-ton avenue, north side, 220.5 feet west of Forty-secoud street, 10x82; Powelton avenue, north side, 200.576 feet west of Forty-second street, 18x82; Powelton avenne, norlh side, 340.11 feet west of Fori -second street, 75.6xlrregular, F. L.

Alexander to A. E. July 12, 1895, nominal. Suffolk avenne, northwest side. 75 feet northeast of Eightieth street, the Cherbourg Park Ken! Estate Company to W.

Harvey, August 4, 1894. 25x10(1. 250. Sixteenth street, west side, 278 feet south of Wharton street. M.

MeGnvern to .1. Quinn, July 1895, 10x99, mortgage $2,500. $2,500. Twenty-second street. No.

802 North, F. A. Do Hurls to A. W. Simons, July 18, 1895, 17x72.0, mortgage $4,500.

$1,700. Tlioinpeon street. No. 1030, E. Frank toll.

F. Miller. July 11. 1895, 24x120, ground rent $2,500. Tenth street, east side, 30.8 feet south of Washington avenue, J.

1). Iteed to F. Schall, July 5, 1895. 10x40. ground rent $72, $1,350.

Tliirty-one-and-three-qusrter street, Nos. 1924-20-28-30-32 North. William II. Peace to John G. MeCurdy, June 20, 1895, each 14.2 48, $11,250.

Venango and Bouvler streets, northwest corner. 0. L. Coxe to F. S.

Weaver, Julv 17, 1S1I5, 02.10x07, $9,100. Whitley avenue, southeast side, 217.3 feet southwest of Baltimore avenue, E. D. Hoffman to M. Farrell, July 16, 1895, 10x63, mortgage $1,800, $1,400.

Westmoreland street, southwest stdo, 310.7 feet southeast of Kensington avenue, J. M. Kennedy, to J. Erhart, June 15, 1S95, 2 lots, each 14x60, each ground rent $78, nominal. ONLY SUNDAY OCEAN TRIP A Special Attraction for the Palace Steamer Republic To-Morrow.

To-morrow will be a big day on the palace steamer Republic, as the managers announce that they will give a special ocean trip and the only one that will be made on Sunday this season. This ocean trip Is one of the most attractive features of the journeys to Cape May aud invariably attracts wide-spread attention. They offer a most admirable opportunity for deep-sea travel and as It is the only trip of the kind that is placed within the reach of Philadelphians it is not to be wondered at that they are. Invariably, eagerly awaited. This extra run is made after the passengers are landed at Cape May and is Interesting in many ways.

The sail out among the cool breezes of the Atlantic Is extremely pleasant on these hot days, and it Is hard to find any trip or outing moie refreshing or invigorating. The boat rides over the waves as firmly as the best of ocean liners, reducing the chances of sea-sickness to a minimum. A rnns and decidedly- pleasing attraction is the scenery that can be viewed on those trips. Cape May city, with all Its various hotels. Important buildings, long pier, light-houses and, above all, its famous beach, is plainly discerned as the steamer, when opposite the popular summer resort, keeps close to shore.

The route for the first few miles Is directly around the extreme southern and eastern shores of the Now Jersey const that is lined with objects of interest and scenery which everyone wants to see. The passengers can either stop at Cape May or go ont on the ocean trip, and this will be the only one given on Sunday this season. The Markle Estate Dispute. Ida Markle Hessenbruch and Herman Hes-Benbruch, her husband, yesterday filed an answer In the Orphans Court to the petition of S. A.

Barber, guardian, and others. In which the settlement of the Markle estate is asked to be reviewed. Numerous particulars are recited In the answer bearing on the controversy, and it is clnimed that the sale of certain property of the estate to Ida' Markle HesHenbrueh and to her brothers and sisters was just and made for a full ani fair price. The court is asked not to authorize the making of a different lease for certain coal lands and not to change the relations and obligallons of the members of the present firm of G. B.

Markle Co. Trains at Every Desirable Hour run between Philadelphia and Atlantic City, over the Pennsylvania's double lines. The schedule is perfectly adapted to the requirements of all travelers. ATLANTIC CITY. A FOR SALE, EASY TERMS SPRINO--aiIfc- hven Hotel, Arkansas avenue, near Real-liiB llallroad: perfect onler; iii.mtMliate possciia-lon.

WALTER ZIMMERMAN. CsnidiQ. CAMDEN1 JrL BAnOAIN 310 BROADWAY. CAM-JilLg. den.

WALTER ZIMMEUM AN, Camden. FAR. IPS. ga FOR SALE ONLY 25 MILES FROM! Wanbincrton, I). fine stock farm, 4J acres, well ImprovMl.

About 120 acres In corporate limits of tbrlvins Virginia town. Business I-roperty in Pennsylvania. Fine tract of pine timber land, iiany small farms cheap. Address W. S.

CALLAN. Va. JIEALJ2STATE FOR KENT IMPROVED PKOPKRTV-C'ITY. FOR RENT THREE-STORY 9-ROOMED hoime. In cood order.

240 Moi-rl mri-cr Apjdy GEORGE W. CLOTHIER, 122 South SKV- h.MH street. 4K TO LET, $12-NKW S-KOoM BRICK JijJL House; gas, bath, cement cellar aud pavements. :27 Garrltt Street, near Rch. D.

P. M'KENNA, 1532 POINT BLEEZE Ave. Jrfo 1.108 SANSOM STREET STABLE PROP JtiiL eriy. 8 stalls; 6 wagons; can te used for piiriHiRcs. NATHANIEL E.

JANNEY, tKS CHESTNUT Street. RENT. CHEAP CORNER STORE. WITH tixlures. 123 North NINETEENTH St.

LOAETS. MORTGAGES, ETC. IOU SALE SIX PER Jl.lOO, fl.fKll). firm mortgage at par. Title guaranteed and fire Insurance pil-k-les furnished purchasers.

WALTER ZIMMERMAN, 20U MARKET Street, Cnmden. QOOO TO' LOAN OS CITY 'ROPERTYAT 04' per cent. J. B. FOWLER, 2-iO South.

EIGHTH Street. IOH 4-10 'RRENTMl -RT gnges. PEMBERTON UOUGU, 623 WAL-M Street. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ilAm ri.ASS SCHODI. il I TOKGinw Vso 1 LONDON.

CANADA. YOUNG LADIES Oraduation Co uraes Academic, Music. Art, Elocution also Elective Courses. Special advantages as a Home School. J7th year beums hepteinber IS.

for Ulus. calendar, address Kev. E. N. ENGLISH.

M. A. Principal. MASTER BUILDERS' MECHANICAL TRADE SCHOOL. The Sixth Term will commence September 1.

Eveuing lustrnction in Carpentry, Bricklaying, Plastering. Stone Cutting, Black-Smithing. Painting. Plumbing and Drawing. IS South SEVENTH Street.

JffA. H. ALLEN, Superintendent. 1 BENNINGTON (N. SEMINARY CONVEN-lent to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore nnd Washington.

Both sexes. 5ith year. Healthful. Beautiful. IS teachers, 12 courses.

Cose moderate. For he.iutifullv illustrated catalogue address THOMAS HANLON. D. President. 2T.

JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, MANLtUS. New York. Nest term begins September 18. 1S05. WM.

VEUBECKPresident. r' llF ADELPIII StT (SucoHsor to Forsythe Sch. and Rugby Acad.) School for Bovs. Iteopens September 20. JOHN W.

ALLEN. Head Muster. ALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1710 CHESTNUT St. Oi-en all Summer.

LEGAL NOTICES "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AP--Ll plication will be made to tbe Governor of Pennsylvania, on MONDAY, tbe 2Wtti day of July, A. D. l(u, by JAMES PECKOVER, JOHN E. JOHNSON, ROBERT E. PATTISi THOMAS J.

RYAN and HUMPHREY D. TATE, and their assoclatf-B, under the act of Assembly, entitled "An net to provide for the tncorpora i Ion and regulation of eortnin corporations," approved April 2St, 1K74, and the several supplements thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation, to be called the "PKCKOVKR IMPROVED STONH SAW COMPANY," the chnraeter and obj.ict of which is the mining, quarrying. Bawlng nnd preparing stones of nil kind and description for use and sale, with the right to manufacture, sell or lenne all such Implements and machines as may be necessary to carry on such business, and for these purples to have, possess aud enjoy alt tbe rights, benefits and privileges of said aco of Assembly, and supplements thereto. H. D.

TATE. Solicitor. -Vrom'R Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AP--tvl plication will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on MONDAY, the 2lh day of July, A. D. 1MMV, bv JAMES PECKOVER.

J' IN K. JOHNSON. ROBERT E. PATTISON. THOMAS J.

RYAN and HUMPHREY D. TATE, aud their associates, under the act of Assembly, entitled "An act to provide for the Incorporation nnd regulation of certain corporations." approved April 20, 1S74, and tbe several supplements thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation, to be called the "PECKOVER SAW COMPANY," the character and object of which is the creatine, purchasing, holding and selling patent rights for inventions and designs, with the right to Issue license for tbe same and receive pay therefor, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all tbe rights, henellts and privileges of said act of Assembly, and supplements thereto. H. D. TATFj, Solicitor.

EOH SALE PICTURE FRAMING. PRICES CUT IN HALF. RIPKASARTT0RK, 132 J5outb ELEVENTH- 7f( ARMY CAMPING TENTS. TlIKKri 4JVJ sixes, new and second-band, with polo. and pins; a lot of tent flys; they ninke cheap nwnlurs and truck covers.

327 aud 32U FHON' Strceljabove Viue. troiu the innoufacturer labels of every deac-liptloi). at l.owcst Prices. 1 'i ItAL'E street. CItOWnS F1AVB IlKKN TO 8KB OHR tloTOOO B(Xln fountain, but all of l'lillndelphla bnx not seen It.

so hurry up and trv our fatuous drinks WICKHAM, 1029 Ktreet. A fl HKGITI.ATION CANVAS COTS." CAS-Trvvi vas Imtlom. sprlns heiidrest; good order; 50 cents: tuoMiulto bars. 2Ii cents. AHMY GOODS STOKE, 11127 North TENTH Street.

TJ0OL." BlLMABn." COMBINATION i'AISLKsT ShulllelioariLs. Secondlisnd titMes cheap. FRANK miSATTO, 515 South KIGUTH Street. OAFKS, NEW AND SHOOND-IIAND' ALU slices; ehoup. IJASSENFOliDEll SAFB 210 North FOURTH Street.

EFHIGEMATOItS AN IOE OITESTs" EI.1-llnc olT lit cost. W. F. IlOUmiKUTY, North NINTH, three doorshelow RACE. CK TcitKAM BOXES rAl'ER AND" TWINS Store, tlia MARKET Street.

(Above Decatur, south side.) 7OR RAI.ErHOOL FrRNTTCRE. CAN BB seen at 1415 LOCUST Street. GAS AND OIL STOVES We are sole agents for the Perfection Oas Range. Only range with burner cleaner and pressure regulators. We also have Stoves or Hot Plates.

Tu-o-lmmer, three-burner, $2.75. Burners made to lift off for cleaning. Otlice SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE, Send for circular. 12 North SEVENTH Jit. BCKLL'S NEWLY-INVENTED GAS STOVE boils, broils, bakes and keeps other dihhea Win hi at same time; don't fail to examine this great improvement at G' AS, OIL AND GASOllNE STOVES SFJ.L-"big off at cost.

W. F. DOUGHERTY, 15S North NINTH, below RACE. AS ItAMIES. NEW PROCESS.

M. THOMSON, tn North SECOND St. PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC. IIAItDMAN PIANO. vy-jtlX Grands uud Uprlshts; tbe most perfect Instruments made.

K1RTZMANN 1'IANO. Speclnil.r adapted for faanl nsnge In schools. concert halls, a pluuo far teachers. STANDARD PIANO. An excellent piano at low price; exarnlna fore purchnstnG elsewhere: fully watrauted.

SECOND-HAND PIANOS Of standard makes; completely repaired and guaruuteed. WM. T. DUTTON HENRY It. STEINBHT.

1115 CHESTNUT Street. HORSES, CARRIAGES. ETC. ri-IRAPS. X.

NOVELTIES. TRAPS. LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY. S. E.

BAILY Ss 203 AND 205 N. BltOAD STREET. FOR CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES OO TO BIRCH'S. Iturlinpton, N. 40 mfliute9 by rail from Market Street Ferry.

Larce assortment. Moderate prices. Send for Cataloinie. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SAI.F PLANING AND RAW MILLS, piue and oak lnnds. For Information inuuire of EVANS HUSSKLL, Mill Spring, Mo.

SPECIAL NOTICES fT-rss, CLOSING OF FOREIGN MAILS AT LK2sk Philadelphia. Post Offlce for the week ending July 27, 1895. (Main OUice.) SUNDAY. At 10 A. for BlueUelds, per S.

S. Morgan, from New Orleans. MONDAY. At 7 A. for Newfoundland, per S.

S. Assyrian; at 10 A. for Santiago dc Cuba, per S. S. Eurnwood; at 5.10 P.

for Jamaica, per S. S. Hrookllne. from Boston: nt 6 P. for Hluetlelils, per S.

S. Hirnui, from Mobile; at 6 I. for Belize. Puerta. Corter, and Guatemala, per S.

S. Breakwater, from New Orleans; at 11 P. for Europe, per S. S. Spree, via Southampton and Bremen (Ireland, when specially addressed).

TUESDAY. At 7 A. for Marncnlbo, per S. S. Maracaibo (when specially addressed); at 0 A.

for North Rraall, per S. S. Lisbonense, via Para, Maranham and Cearn (other parts of Brazil, when 8iecially addressed); at 6 P. for Santa Martha, per S. S.

Yumuri, from New Orleans; at 6 P. for Costa Rica, via Llmeu, peH: S. S. A. Dumois.

from New Orleans; nt 11 P. for Ireland, per S. S. Majestic, via Queenstown (other parts of specially addressed). WEDNESDAY.

At 2.30 A. for Enmpe. neB S. S. New York, via Southampton: at 2.30 A.

for La Plata Countries, per S. S. Flax man; at 2.30 A. for Venezuela and Curncao. also Snvanllla, via Cnrncao, per S.

S. Philadelphia (other parts or coimnma. wnen specially addressed); at 9 A. for Belgium direct, per S. S.

Illinois, via Antwerp (when specially addresRedi; nt 9 A. for Cuba, ir 8. S. Seneca, via Havana (when specially addressed); at 5.10 P. for Port Antoulo.

per S. S. EHielwold, from ttoston; at r. tor iiocas aei xoro, per s. Jni-l.

from Mnhlle. THURSDAY. At 2.30 A. for Enrope, per S. S.

r. HiKmarcK. vm and Hamburg; nt 2.30 A. for Bermuda, per S. S.

Trinidad; at 10. IB A. for Porto Klco, ner H. s. south t'aniorin.

FRIDAY. At 6 P. for Bocas del Toro, per S. fs. Fulton, lroin nioiitie: at r.

ror nmce, Switzerland. Italy. Spain, Portugal. Turkey, Egypt and British India, per S.S. La Champagne at 11 for Germany, per S.

Ems, via Hremen cottier nnrts or Eurone. via Sont tin mo- ton nnd Bremen, wheu addressed); at 11 P. for Eurooe, iter S. S. Cnmimnia, via Oueonstown (Germany.

when specially addressed). SATUltOAi. At z.oii A. lor sconnnu. per ft.

Aiicnona, via uiasgow (wnen speeianv nn-dressedl: at 2.30 A. for St. Thomas. St. Crols.

Lcewnrd and Windward Islands, Martin ique and Barbados, per S. S. Cntibhee (Grenada. Trinidad and lanugo, wnen specially iinureSBedi at 2.30 A. for Fortune Island.

Jamaica and Sa vanilla, per S. S. Atene (Costa Rten. via I.tmon. when specially nt A.

for Campecbe, Chiapas. Tabasco, Tnxpara and Yucatan, per w. ucatnn totner parts ot Mex ico and Cnba, when ciieclally addressed); at 7 A. for Newfoundland. ter S.

S. Portln; at 7 A. for Netherlands, per S. S. Spaarndam, via Rotterdam (when tspeclnlly nduresscu).

DAILY. Meilenn Overland. 11.20 A. COO P. M.

Foreign Registered Mall, 6.00 P. M. Malls for China. Jaoan. Hawaii and Anstrnlla.

via Vancouver (when specially addressed "via 8.00 P. M. Malls via New Orleans, 6.00 P. M. and 11.00 P.

M. Mails via San Francisco, 11.20 A. M. aud 0 30 r. m.

Malls for St. Pierre-Mlqnelou, via Boston, 4.00 t. M. Malls for Cuba by mil to Port Tamna. close daily nt 11.00 A.

M. (Sailing from Port 'laiupa, Mounay anu Trans-Pacific MhIIh, Etc. Mails for the Society Islands, per S. S. City or rapem, ciose at nn rancisco Mails for China, Japan nnd Hawaii, per S.

S. City of Peking, cose at Snn Francisco August 3, 1S9.V Mails for the Hawaiian Islands, per S. S. Australia, close at San Francisco, August 3, 1S95. Malls for China nnd Japan, per S.

S. Fxlenvnle, elope at Tacoina. August 3. 1893. Mills for China and Japan, per S.

S. Empress of India, close at Vancouver, B. August 5. Malls for Australia (except West Australia) Hawaii and Fiji Islands, per S. S.

Warrlmoo, close at Vancouver, B. August 16. Mails for Australia (except West Australia, which sre forwarded via Karope), New Zealand, New Caledonia. HawHlian. Fill and Samoan Islands, per S.

S. Mariposa, close at San Fran cisco August z.i, WM. WILKINR CARR. Postmaster. Foreign Section, July 20, lc95.

rf-LSaAN OFFICIAL STATEMENT L-S OF THE CONDITION OF THE PHILADELPHIA. CAMDEN, 11ADD0NFIELD and MOOHESTOWN, ft. Will be found In every Issue of the COMMERCIAL LIST AND PRICE CURRENT. Published by STEPHEN N. WINSLOW.

241 DOCK Street. n-rSssCENTRAL BRANCH YOUNG MEN'S l-K CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. FIFTEENTH and CHESTNUT Streets. Meet-inc, Sunday, July 21, 4 P. M.

Singing on the balcony at 3.43 P. M. Address by Rev. P. 11.

GOLDSMITH, pastor Temple Baptist Church. Stihjoct, "The Unchosn Factors in Human Life." All men are cordially Invited. CENTRAL BRANCH YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, FIFTEENTH and CHESTNUT Streets. Gospel Mot-ting for Men, Saturday, July 20, P. M.

Topic, "Profit and Loss." Mr. LUMAN A. HODGE, Lender. All men invited. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

W.ishtntrlnn Snuare (7th nnd locust). Rev. O. i. I'-.

IjU. L.t Dean of Princeton College. Will preach at 10.30 and 8.00 P. M. Sabbath School at 2.30.

All cordially Invited. FRANKLIN REFORMATORY HOME FOR INEBRIATES. Nos. 911. 913 and 915 LOCUST Street Sunday, July 21.

8 P. M. Sermon by Rev. GEORGE A. LATIMER.

Public Invited. BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES rOMK TO FACTORY POIt HlOn-(IniilK 10 to 22 naiind Norman Blpvi'lea. CSLsio ilown. 0 ner month. NOUMAN WHEEL COMPANY.

2118 West SCNQUEHANNA Avenue. Philadelphia. uen evenings. JI-ST ISSI'ED NEW DRIVING MAP AROPNI) Philadelphia. J.

L. SMITH, 21 South SIXTH. MEDICAL IADIES- PRIVATE SANITARIUM TRICT-J ment during eonOneraeut and all female tlis-enara. lira. P.HANPT.

M. TV, 2010 Paelfle Ave nue. Atlantic city, oince ua isortn Kigion ist. LADIES. DOCTRESS JANNEY.

068 N. 10TH gives con. advice In all private or delicate matters; host accom. for patients before and (hiring confinement; trained nurses; infants adopted. PROPOSALS OFFICE OP THE LIGIIT-HOUSK IN'SI'RCT-Olt, Fiftli DSntrlet, Baltimore, July 11, 1 SOS.

Proposals will be reeelved at this offlee until 2 o'i'lock P. M. of Tnenday, the SOth day of nly, for furnishing the material nud labor of all kinds neeessary for rebnildlnfc and reonlr-Inc the Liirht-Houso tender Holly. Plans, specl-fieatlonB, forms of proposals anl other Information may be obtained on application to this office. The risrhfc Is reserved to reject any or nil bids and to waive defects.

II. I'. LAMBKRTON, Com mauder, D. 8. Light-House Inspector.

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