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6 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27. 1891. VERTISEM NTS SITUATIONS WANTED. ORPHA NS' CO UR NO Tl CES ANOTHER AMOUNT IN DOUBT "yyALNUT. COUNTRY CIRCUS.

day morning. October 27. at 10 o'clock, from bis late resilience, 318 Market street. Gloucester, N. J.

To proceed to Mount Zion Cemetery, Darby, Pa. SNYDER. Ou the 24th instant, Robert 9. Snvder. The relatives and friends, also General Harrison Lodge, No.

133, I. P. of Advance Council, No. 155. A.

L. and employees of Philadelphia Fire Department repair shop, are resiectfullv invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 642 Tasker street. STEVENSON. Edward Stevenson, on the 22d aged 80 years. Will be buried from his late residence.

Holmes-burg. on the 27th insu, at 2 o'clock P. M. nneral private. STKICKLER.

On Octolier 24. 1891, Marie, wife of the late Theodore Sulckler. aged 57 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday ar 8. arc o'clock, from her late resi 2119 Franklin street.

Requiem mass at St. Edward's Church, interment private. 1SONBKIGHT. At Mechanlcsbur. on the 2sth Cecilia Miller, daughter of George C.

and Ceci'ia II. Bonbrignt, aged 7 years and 7 months. Interment private. COW N. Entered Into rest on the "3d of October.

Maria Louise, widow of Paul T. Brown. Services at her late resideuce, 517 North Thirty-seventh street, on Tuesday morning, at 1U.30 o'clock. Please omit flowers. Interment private.

BKOWN. On Tenth-month 23, William S. Brown, in the 71th year of his age. The relatives and friends are respectfully lnvlled to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son-in-law. Edwin B.

Haines. 40-t Vine street, Camden, X. ThirU-dav morning, at 11 o'clm k. Interment at Kancocas. Remains can be viewed at Jie grounds, at 2.

15 P. M. CA NOX. On the 25th instant, Eridget Cannon, gel SI years. ORPHANS' CO URT NOTICES ROOM No.

4. ERGUSOM, J. G1LMO EE First and final account of Robert CarretaL. Exec'ra and Trustees of Hannah Gihnore. dee'd.

CI.EAVER First and final account of Maria Hanllen. acting Exec'x of Elnilia Cleaver, deeeaed. BEATTV. First and final account of Thomas D. Administrator of Elizabeth W.

Beatty. dee'd. BRUNSWICK. First account of Johanna Brunswick et aL, Exec'rs of Josern Brunswick, dee'd. CLARKE.

Account of Edward J. Heraty et Fxecutorsof E. Brad Clarke, dee'd. BR EN TZ EI First account of Edward W. Kuhliueier et aL, Executors of Frederick dee'd.

VASEV. Final acconnt of Richard Toland et Trustees under the will of William VV. Vasey, dee'd. GRIM. FTrst and final acconnt of FedericH Brecht et Executors of Veroulka K.Griin, dee'd.

GALLAGHER. First and final account of Charles J. Sharkev, Administrator of ilaiy Glackin Gallagher dee'd. KLOTZ. First and final ax-count of James S.

F'reehind, Executor of Charles T. Y. Klotz, dee'd. ORPHANS' COURT AUDITING NOTICES. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested the Judges will sit to audit, settle and ad just following accounts, and to distribute the bal ance ascertained to be in band, and for these purposes said accounts will be called In the order stated below, in the Court Rooms Nos.

3 and 4, respectively, on MONDAY. November 2. 1891. at o'clock A. and will be beard during the first second weeks of November, Saturdays excepted.

ROOM NO. P. 3. and final account ofJ. i.f-wis iiood.

Administrator of Anton Brcuck-ner. iIpi-m BREUCKNER. First and final account of J. jewis (Tood, Administrator of Anna Breuck-ner. rtASE.

First and final account of 4. Lewis boou. Administrator of Dr. Rufus D. Pease, deceased.

BOWKER. Account of George C. Bowker, i'niinlstrator of Thomas Bowker. deceas-d. ALAit.rt.i irst and final account of Marv Jane Palmer.

Administratrix of William i aimer. iiececifi MCCAMBRIDGE. -First acconnt of Marv 12- Mcyaiiiuriuge et Executors and Trustees uuuermewiu ot Pacha rd McCambildge. deceased. BOCK.

-First and final account of Frederick neeuier. txecutor ot redei-lcke tork a. cea-ed. 8 KRATZ First and final account of Stewart a. ee.

Executor of Rebecca M. Kratz, ue- ceased. 9 oo E. The account of John McGartigle, Guardian of Mnnn. JACK EL.

First and final account of Albert Naudascher, Executor of Fredericka JackeL deceased. U-AMOS, minor. Account of The Fidelity uumuidusui neury Amos, a minor. CKU1CE, minor. Acconnt of Fidelity Iusur- ance, jee, la, guardians of Margaret Cruice, a minor.

KLIN GLER, a minor. A ecount of Fidelity In su lance. guardians of Geo. Edward lllllltrler LOG.iN. Th8 Account of The Fidelitv Trust, administrators d.

b. u. of Mavirarer r.ofrF. 15 RADFORD, minor. -Account of Fidelity Ins.

i-um, guardians of Octavius L. C. Railford. nitnm- 16 SPKOULF, Account of The Fidelitv trust. 4c.

executors of Catharine Sproille. decensMl 17STA1K Account of Fidelity 4c, i anies tarK, oeceaseo. 18-WALDNER, minor. The account of Fidelity c- t-'o-i guardians of Arnold VV aldner. nilnnr 19 CAMPBELL.

First and final account of Wil- K' anpbell. administrator of Margaret B. Caninbell. deccai 20 McGOLDRIt K. First and final account of Ann McGoldriek.

administratrix of John MCGoldrick. deceased. 21 NOLAN. The first account John Nolan. administrator of Wm h.

22 MURDOC'K. First and final account of Laura aiuruocK, administratrix of Alexander 3 Biunlock. deceasl a silkilv ANT. a minor. Account of the City of Philadelphia, trustee under the will of Stephen Girard, deceased, guardian of Henry C.

Sturtevant (formerly a Girard Co lecre minllv. 24 MALTHANElt. First and final account of mati. administrator of George W. Malthaner.

deceased oit-1 'HENaON. -First and final account of neorgo tt. Mephenson et ah. guardians of Frank l. Stenhenson, surviving 26 SOPP, minor.

Account of Guarantee Trust. c. Company, guardian of Wllhelm Sopp, minor. 27 MEHARREY, Account of The iTiiarantee Trust, ftc. Guardian of Annie MellArrev.

a miiiAr Innw fe.i.ai 29 MORITZ. First and final account of Maria Morltz, Adiuln'x of John Moritz, deceased. 29 GEEK. First and final account of James S. llllams.

Ancillary Administrator of Jane S. eer. ecea sed 30 HOWARD. The acconnt of Isaac Haslam. Ex-.

ecutor of Margaret Howard, deceased. 31 COX. First account of Caroline E. Covet aL. Executors of Abraham T'ot rlnrpnuvi 32 LY'NCH.

First and final account of F. M. Brower. Admln'r of Charles .1 Vlwh (1-'H 33 O'KANE. Account of Anna J.

Seymour, Ex ecutrix of Bridget O' Kane, deceased. 34 TAY" LOR. First and final account of Henrv Lougstreth et aL, Executors of Sarah M. Taylor, deceased. 35 SMITH, minor.

Account of Edgar S. Longle, ju.n-uiau ui rmii r. Mnitn, late a minor. 36 SCH LEG EL. Final account of John L.

Gro- pengiesser. Administrator d. b. n. a.

of John Schlecrel. deceasen 87 BUB IC All. Second and final acconnt of Joseph i. Ionian, tiec roi j. vvarner r.rwm, dae'd, sole Executor and Trustee of Charles A.

Ru-Picam. deed. 28 I'LL t. li. First and final account of Christina Admin'xof John Aluller.

dee'd. 39 BOCKIUS, minor. Account oi The Guarantee irust, Guardian of Bessie G. Bock-ius. minor.

40-DAVEN PORT. Account of Ann Eliza Daven port et Exec'rs of John Davenport, dee'd. 41 THOMAS. First and final account of Wilmer B. Thomas, Admiu'r of Samuel Thomas, deceased.

42 OECHsLE. minor. The Acconnt of Joseph Oechsle, Guardian of Albert Oevhsle, late a minor. 43 PETIT. --First and final account of The Mer chants' Trust Administrator of Lewis Petit, dee'd.

44 FRAZ1ER. T. R. Patton and Wencel Hart- man. Trustees under the will of Margaret Graham, dee'd.

for Thomas F'razler. dee'd. 45 GILPIN. Girard Trust Company, Trustee for i nomas under will ot iiaunan E. tillnin.

dee'd. 46 ROGERS. Fairman Rogers, Trustee nnder will of George N. Rogers, dee'd. for Sarah Ann Carrall.

47 BOWEN -William G. Boulton, Trustee under will of Elizabeth K. Boweu. dee'd. 48 BOULTON.

Wildam G. Boulton, Trustee un der will of John Boulton. riee'rt. 49-BOL'LTON. William G.

Boulton. Trustee un der will of Hannah Boulton. dee'd. ROOM NO. 3.

PENROSE, J. 1 BENNY. The Account of Henrv Stockman. Administrator of Charles S. Benny, deed.

2 DIETRICH. First and final account of Julia ineiricn et Executors of Conrad Dietrich, dee'd. 8 DF.S GRANGES. First and final account of Stephen A. Des Granges.

Administrator of Margaret Des Granges, dee'd. 4 HOSE K. First and final account of George j'aisciieir, Auiniuistraior a. u. n.

c. a. ot Joseph noser, dee'd. 5 JESS UP. Eighth acconnt of Clara J.

Hevland et al. Executors aud Trustees under the will of Airred D. Jessup, dee'd. 6 PARKER. Account of Mary C.

Parker of Joseph Parker, dee'd. 7 AUDENREII). A further account of William t-i. Auoenreid. utec'r of Lewis Audeureid.

deceased. 8 SCHOF1ELD. -Account of Minnie C. and Adela M. Schofield, Executrices of William Rchofield.

deed. 9 WATSON. First and final account of James lait. Executor of Martha Watson, deed. 10 ADSWORTH.

minor First and final ac count of J. Sergeant Price, Guardian of Williams. Wadswortli. late a minor. 11 YOUNG First account of 'iheodore R.

Graham et ah. Executors of David Y'oung, dee'd. 12 rLN RY, --First and final acconnt of D. Russell Administrator ot William R. Henry, uee'd.

13 KNIGHT. Second account of The Fidelity ttc, executors ot josnua Knight deceased. 14 BOLD. irst and final acconnt ot The Land Title and Trust Company, Executor of ReliecraS. Newboid.

dee'd. 15- ROWLAND. First and final acconntof Ida Rowland. Executrix of Harry Rowland, deceased. 16 SCHMIDT.

First and final account of Louis schinldt, Adinin'r of Herman Schmidt ueceasen. 17 SCH.M 1 DT First and final acconnt of Louts Schmidt, Administrator of Catherine Eliza- lieth Schmidt, dee'd. 18 CLAKK. irst account of Daniel F. Clark et al.

Executors Marv Clark, dee'd. 19 CANNING. F'irst and final account of Susan aiming. Administratrix of John Canning, deceased. 20 FOSTER.

Final account of JullaT. Fosterand Rachel Foster Averv. Kxeeutrlces of Julia Foster, deceased, filed by Rachel Foster Avery, surviving Executrix. 21 SPR I Nt; THORPE. F'irst and final account of Sarah VV oodcock (formerly Sprinirthoroe) and John Woodcock, Executors of Isaac Sprlug- tnorpe, oec a.

22 INT LRBOTTOM. Account of William S. Winterliottoni, Executor of Haunah S. Win- tertKjttom. dee'd.

23 AITKEN'. Account of Septimus E. Nivin. Jane Evans Aitkin, deed. 24 AIT KEN.

The account of Septimus E. Nivin. Admiu'r a. of Dr. Henry L.

A it ken. de ceased. 25 DUN N. Account of Hugh Carlon. Executor of Samuel Dunn, dee'd.

26 GINDHART. First and final account of Isaac it. Ginduart. Adinin'r oi John r. Giudbart, deceased.

27 CRESSON. Acconntof William P. Cresson et rxecutorsof susan V. Cresson. dee'd.

28 CARMAN'. FTrstaccoun of The Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insur. Exec'rs ot Martha vv. larman. uec a.

29 MONTGOMERY'. First account of The Phila delphla Trust Safe Deposit and Insurance Co Exeersoi siary dee'd. 30 RUSSELL. First and final account of the Philadelphia Trust safe Deposit and Insur. Trustees for F.mily Russell, under the will of Samuel J.

Christian, deed. 31 PARKE. Second account of tne Philadelphia -i rust ic. jLxecutorsot saran Parke. deceased.

32 BIRD. Final account of Letltla J. Bird and Samuel T. rox, Executors of Matthias Bird, fieceaseu. S3 NUTTER, minor.

Account of Leonardo Clark, Guardian of Helen C. Nutter (now Helen Cieland), late a minor. 34-KEEN AN. Account of Nellie T. Keenan.

Ad ministratrix of Patrick Keenan. deceased. 35 BROWN. First account of William Dick, Ex ecutor or Margaret A. Brown, dec d.

38--MARTIN. The account of Joseph Stoney. Ad ministrator c. t. a.

of Mary Martin, dee'd. 37. DY RE. First an1 final account of Hiram Dyre, Administrator of John C. Dyre.

dee'd, 38. MARSHALL. Second account of Israel John, son and J. Willis Martin, Exec'rs of Sarah Marsh alL dee'd. a Dl'KF'.

First and final acconnt of Mary Duffy, Administratrix of Owen Duffy, de ceased. 40 DUFFY. Second acconnt of Henry M. Taylor, Executor of Jane Duffy, deceased. 41 JDl.LY.-First and firnal accountof Henry Taylor, Trustee of Mary Jane Jolly, under the will of Jane Hurry, ueceaseu.

42 FORBES. -The Account of William Forbes. Administrator of Robert A. orbes. decease! 1.

filed bv John M. McCurdy et aL, Executory of William Forbes, deceased. 43 DUKEM AN. Mariposa Dukeman, Trustee under will of Daniel Dukeman, deceased. 44 BAILF.Y.

-James W. Paul. Trustee under will -ttf Samuel H. Bailey, deceased. W.

Ellason. Trustee under win of vv c. tiiason. oeceasea. 4(1 RON ALDSON.

F. Mortimer Lewis et al Trustees under will of Richard Roualdson. de ceased. 47 ODENHEIMER. O.

P. Bright. Trnstee ua der will of Barbara Odenhelmer. deceased. 48 MORRIS Louis F.

Benson. I rustee for Mary 3. jioi i is. uuuerwuiiii uiiain jc. aiorris, 49 SI ok ES.

Penna. Co. for Ins. on Lives, Ac, Trnstee of Estate oi Charles M. stokes, 1 2 8 5 4 7 8 10 11 13 1-1 15 16 lr 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 82 33 That may be Inserted in Thk PHn.ADm.PHlA Ik- Quireb at the rate of ONE CENT A WORD.

ON CENT A WORD. ONE CENT A WORD. BOARDING, ROOMS, DOGS AND BIRDS, WANTS. MISCELLANEOUS. set solid in agate tvpe.

SITUATION'S WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED ONLY FIVE CENTS A LINK ONLY FIVE CENTS A LINK ONLY FIVE CENTS A LINK HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FREE'. FREE FREE I EiFT -41 advertisements under tfie classification of HELP WASTED Witt le inserted in this column FREE. In Answerlnar Advertisements Mention The Inqnlrer. Please IlELr WAN J. ED.

MALE. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY county; something new; sells on sight: Bost-wicK Patent Hame Fastener: sample seut on receipt of price. 74 cents; exclusive rights granted. 109 N. Fourth srreeu AGENTS WANTED, LIGHT WOEK, good pay.

1125 Poplar street. AGENTS AND MENOUT OF WORK, city orconntry. $3.90 per day selling our Paste Stove Polish among housekeepers. No brush, dust or smell. Champion 44 N.

Fourth Phila. ADVERTISING SOLICITOR ON weekly paper. Address 43, Inquirer office. OY TO ASSIST IN OPENING oysters. 1730 Fairmount avenue.

BOY. ABOUT 18 MUST BE NEAT and skillful with hands: work light: wages, Address, giving reference, in own handwriting, E1S, Inquirer office. TOY GOOD, HONEST, ABOUT 15 for canvassing, good talker. rears of age. light work, short hours.

Address 518 Hoffman st. OY TO RUN ERRANDS, AT 4088 Lancaster avenue. West Philadelphia. OY AT HEATER AND RANGE work: one that has been at the trade preferred. 1537 Passyunk arcnue.

CANVASSERS SOMETHING NEW; sells itself: in universal demand: large profits. BostwickMfg. 109 North Fourth st. YLINDER PRESS FEEDERS. Kemp, 100 N.

Seventh street. DRUGS WANTED Q. A. TO BOARD In house; reference. Address 4.

Inquirer office. ERRANJ BOY. 157 street. Philadelphia. NORTH FRONT FOUR HARD WOOD FINISHERS AT Carpenter street.

HELPERS WANTED ON GUM work by Geo. W. Jenkins. 126 Market St. IMMEDIATELY.

FOUR LATHERS. Delaware ave A. Apply to Holland Campbell. nue and Van Buren street, Wilmington, Del. MEN.

PERFECTLY RELIABLE, TO thoroughly canvass each ward of Philadelphia and vicinity: elegant Inducements. Address with application for district and references. Lock Box 19, Atlantic City. N.J. PAPERH ANGERS AT ONCE; BRING tools.

1327 N. Eleventh st. SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM-misslon to handle the EW PATENT CHEMICAL INK ERASING PENCIL. The greatest selling novelty ever produced. Erases ink thoroughly In two seconds: no abrasions of papar.

209 to 500 jier cut. profit. One agent's sales amounted to 20 in six days; another j.t2 In two hours. We want one energetic General Agent for each State and Territory. For terms and full particulars address the JiOSItOE EKAsEK MFG.

Lacrosse. Wis. SHOEMAKERS, ON 1102 Ridge avenue. MEN'S WORK. TEX BRIGHT, ACTIVE MEN TO solicit insurance.

4217 Lancaster avenue. TWO BRICKLAYERS, (NON-UNION) for pointing. Call arter 7 P. 2321 Ellsworth street. VOUSG MAN AT WRAPPING JL counter: one with some experience preferred Address with reference 32, Inquirer office.

VOUXG MAN TO LEARN THE 1 business of professional fire Insurance In spector: must be over 20 yeas of age, good and wen educated. Adoress, giving qualifications and relerences, 30, Inquirer Office. VOL'N'O MEN SHOULD READ JL "Short-hand Hints tor Present and Future Stenographers. It will cost nothing to apply for same at trie niversity oi suort-nanti. ws nest nut street.

FKMAXiE. A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO HOUSE- work. 51l S. Sixth street. A WOMAN TO ASSIST WITH he housework and sewing.

Address Box Woodstowu P.O., N. J. "RASTERS AND OPERATORS ON pants; steady work; good wages. 208 Mailt son street, between Eleventh and Twelfth, Race aim ine. EXPEKI ENCED girls on plush Doxes.

Hoffman Bush, 11' North Eighth street. flROCHETERS ON HOODS AND caps; good prices. Call 1900 Morris street. EMBROIDERY LADIES TO DO A A embroidery at their homes; experienced workers make $1 weeit easnv; worK sent out of city. Call or address J.

M. Lemar 24 N. Ninth su EXPERIENCED HANDS ON PLUSH boxes. Hoffman Bush. 117 N.

Eighth St T7UNE COAT MAKERS; STEADY JL. work (In or outside). April v. 840 Race street. GIRL EXPERIENCED, IN COOK lng and baking.

1252 North Broad street. "URL, COLORED, TO DO GENERAL A housework: must have good references. 829 ood street. niRL FOR GENERAL IIOUSE- VJ work In family of three: reference required Protestant preferred. Anply 1823 Camac street.

G1 IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. a short distance in the country. In, quire 234 Arch street. TLIRL PROTESTA NT, TO CARE VJ children, a good sewer preferred; wages (2, ifts o. liteentn street.

rj-IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- A work: in be good cook: two lu family. 4119 YVestmiuster avenue, near orty-first and Poplar street. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK VJl per week. 320 North Eighth street. rIRL: NEAT; FOE GENERAL housework in small family; good home wages 1 1 ier week 4ou soutn street.

niRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE VJl work for a family of two Apply 3724 Locust stiver. "11 RL HALF GROWN, TO ATTEND VJl lu a music store: liest ot reference will be quired. Address 2. Inquirer Office. rIRLS TO FEED GORDON PRESSES.

VJl 1228 Filbert. GIRLS EXPERIENCED ON olate work, wanted by George W. 126 Market Street. CHOC Jenkins, ADY MAID FRENCH PRE JLJ erred, good wages. 2050 Ca mac Street, LADY AGENTS WANTED ONE bottle of glorious i ontl will positively develop your oust ft inches In 30 (lays or money retundeti; price only $2.

Will euro consumption or money re funded will cure all throat troubles or money re funded. All ladles purchasing tins week win receive free a dollar Ikx of Arsenic Pellets; will keep you ueautiiui tor a year. an or senu ior circular. Mrs. Dr.

Miller, 1018 Chestnut street. "PLAIN IRONER. ENTERPRISE Laundry, 231 South Ninth street. TROTESTANT GIRL GENERAL housework ami rnokinir: nn fnn adults in family; reference. Address 2, Inquirer omce.

SALESLADIES EX PER I KD retail shoe business; not reqnlred to work at nignt. --famous" snoe Mouse, ui a. r.ignin su CHIRT OPERATORS; EXPERI KJ I enced; steam power. 417 A rch street. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRI kJ ter A young lady who can teach these sub- -cts; send photograph and state what salary you expect.

Address witn particulars r. u. nox no. Catawissa. Pa.

rpAILORESSES ON CUSTOM PANTS A steady work to good hands S. E. corner Eighth and alnut streets, fourth floor. TlfOMAN RESPECTABLE IN THE neighborhood of Eighth and Market to care a girl (2 years) during the day: one having furnished room preferred. Address 1L Inquirer office.

VOUNG OR HALF GROWN GIRL JL for light housework. 2120 North Thlrteeuth VOUN6 LADY TO ASSIST IN A baths: also one tbac und Address 44, Inquirer omce. Those who wish to ADVERTISE FOR A. SITUATION Under the head of SITUATIONS WANTED Will be charged at the small rate ofl FIVE CENTS PER LINE. MALE.

YOUNG MAN, 21, experience in office work. YEAES knowledge of D. E. bookkeeping, desires situation, best reference. Address 4.

Inquirer office. T7-OUNG MAN, ACTIVE, DESIRES work e.enings; any bus. B5, Inquirer office. YOUNG MARRIED MAN, 28, DE-1 sires a trustworthy position, is sober and indus trious; can sue uest rei. 41.

inquirer omce. FEMALE. ADY WISHES SEWING IN FAM- tiles. Address 18. Inquirer office.

REAL ESTATE JbOli SALE. CITY. WHY DID I NDT KPW THIS BEFORE? 77it Robert the Builde hit Tour styles to se'ect from, and thus save the trouble of running all over this citi to -d just irhat I want, for bv aoina to Twenty-ninth ant Master streets and seeing all tliete styles 1 could find at once what 1 vani. jo wok ai inem or wrxiejor an xit-nsiraiea caiaiogu to men ts mailed on application. appiy to TTJf.

T. B. ROBERTS. Th' HOME BUILDER. TWESTT-KISTU and MASTER St.

Hi FOR SALE NEW FIVE-ROOM honses; every convenience. For a safe and sure Investment, where failure ot banks, saving funds or governments will not affect vou. buy some of these lovely dwellings on Ruth street, between orieans and iearneid streets: will sell oneomrty. Pays 12 per cent, on Investment. 50-foot street, well paved and lighted: immediate possession.

T. F1TZ- patkick. 3001 KENSINGTON Avenue, corner Orleans street. ELEGANT HOMES OR FIRST- class Investments: 10 and 12-room houses, two corner stores, seventh street, helow Columbia avenue: Marshall street, lielow Columbia avenue: Ox ford street, between Marshall and Seventh street; terms to suit purchaser: open evenings and Sundays. Apply on premises to JAMES HOOD, uunuer and owner.

DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THOSE fine three-story houses at the Columbia avenue entrance to auniount park betore buying or renting elsewhere: rapid transit: large lots: no alleys; an conveniences; nignest ground in tne citv. rtiu- P.ERTON 611 Drexel Building, or cu oll Mill A Avenue, and tHAKLts ma- HEWS. FIFTEENTH and O- LUMBIA Avenue. Send for our descriptive book. fr500 HOUSES FOR SALE.

RENT OR 5" "I Avnhnn rva oll Ha Kac irtuara nn rnwn JHn A nniiKr wu nil inc ir .11 1 rmi rw it. vj. haiiui show akkk. Notary Public, cor.sisv- r.t i r.tin anu UAruKU. SUBURBAN.

rUST BE SOLD A LOT SITUATED JJ-M. in ESSINGTON, on JANSEN avenue near THIRD Street. Twenty-five feet front aud one hundred fee. deep. can be had at a bargain.

Address. 39. Inqnlrer. COUXTKY. 4 CHESTER COUNTY FARM, 85 jLIa.

acres, beauttfnlly situated: buildings In J. excellent order: just been improved at an expense ot overT.0 with cows 3 horses, large amount of poultry. larniiug implements and machinery, crops of all descriptions: only $3.000 cash required: 55 mln. from liroaast. station: i limetrom main line or tne Pa.

R.R. Apply to JAMES RAY LEY. 104 N. 15th. REAL ESTATE EOR RENT.

CITY. OR RENT A DESIRABLE MILL at Manayunk. Phila. 3 floors: 50x100 feet: ll H. P.

engine, liollers. elevator, etc: railroad con nection. Apply to J. G. FOltD, Real Estate Agent, 713 WAL IT Stie reft.

Phila. ED UCAjrlONALj "PHYSICAL EDUCATION SANA A. torv Gvinnaslum: eleventh season. Lailles1 and children's classes begin Oct. 19; open for pri vate exercise Sept, 21.

WALTER A. FORD. Al 1. I4LO i r.s i i st. MRS.

MAWSON. PUPILS IN CHINA DECORATIONS, Studio 1525 CHI-TN UT Street, ISS SWAIM--PUPILS IN CRAYON, X'-k- pastel, oll and water color: moderate terms. Studio. 22C3 MOUNT VERSON Street. MUSICAL.

OIG. ARMANDO DE C. BARILI (Choir Master St. Philip's U. C.

Church'. Voice Culture (Italian method). Evening Classes (Male voices): moderate terms. Studio, 1203 CHESTNUT Street, third floor. CIG.

FERDINANDO RON DI ELLA, KJ teacher of singing (Italian and plana Private lessons and class. Removed 1 do Cherry St. MR. J. T.

IRWIN, Teacher of Violin. 45, 1416 Chesnut Solo and Orchestra ierfornier. ZITHER, MANDOLIN. BAN.IO rapid nrosress assured. HENRY MEYERS.

I41U C'llrJsl street. COAL, WOOD AND ICE. TTUGHES GIVEN SELL THE J.X best Lehigh Coal carefully prepared at hard white ash. large size pea, $3.25: No. 2 nut.

2240 lbs. to the ton: large quantities of Lykens Valley pea and buckwheat for steam purposes. Y' anls s'J9 N. TENTH su Branch oflices 1439 and 1519 N. FRONT SU VOOD FOR OPEN GRATES, served any length and delivered.

Hickory, per half conL J6.50: Oak. tier half cord. 15.50: Pine. per half cord. $.

A reduction of 1 1 on an order of one or more cords. CHALFA ST YVood and Coal dealers. 1314 BELMONT Ave. PER TON FOR LEHIGH JiJ coal: all sizes selected from standard mines; free from all impurities: extra large No. 2 ta.

75 per ton. Send postal c. o. d. FISHER A MOT7, N.

E. cor. NINTH and JEFFERSON. HORSESJJARIAGES, Etc. TTORSE FOR SALE, CHEAi FOR JIJL wantof use.

Apply 317S Amber su. after 6 P. M. BILLIARDS AND POOL. BILLI A RD A BLES.

POOL TABLES. COMBINATION TABLES. it you ish to buy a billiard, pool or combination table, call and see our stock before purchasing else where, as our prices are lower, and we have the lamest stock to select from In the city: we can sell you a new table for the same price as yon would pay for second-hand one; we also carry the largest and most complete stock of fixtures, requir -d. and are importers oi i.itnaru ciotn. cue tips, and ivory.

new cushions adjusted to old tables: tables re covered, varnished and retired in best manner. senu lor illustrated price list and catalogue. 1629GFRM ANTOWN aliove OXF'ORD St. The largest manufacturer in tne state. THE TURF.

SOOTH JERSEY JOCKEY CLUB. FALL MEETING. Six Races every day. Admission 50 cents. Boats leave South Street Wharf every twenty minutes.

Also leave Arc Street Wharf every half hour. T71AIR QUALITY VINEGAR, 5C QT. mustard sardines, 9c. 3 for 25c F'rench sar dines, 14c. McGOVERN SON.

2134 MARKET. PERSONAL, CORNS Rl I 3 out pain 25c HaNNA. Ch BERT Street- Removed fron EMOVED WITH- each. F'OWLEK 4 A. ChlroiKHlists.

J302 F'lL- Removed from 1123 Arch StreeU COME WITH YOUR GOODS OF ALL descriptions, where toii ran get more money and pay less interest Loan Office, 123 North NINTH street. YOU WANT A GOOD 20 CENT breakfast, dinner or supper to-day, go to 206 S. TENTH Streeu Philadelphia. LUE PRINTS FOR DRAUGHTS- lueu. McCOLLIN 4 1030 ARCH StreeU PENSIONS UNDER NEW OR OLD laws.

W. V. S1CKEL. Attorney, 729YVAL- UT StreeU OFFICE ADVICE FRED DR. B.

L. BROWN. St, Cloud Pharmacy. SEVENTH and ARCH Sts. USE MISS C.

HOLLENBACK'S Oriental Cream for the com 'x Ion. 1028 Wood. SCIENTIFIC MANIPULATION, plain (vapor baths). manicurlsU 1140 Mt. Vernon HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR CAST- off clothing.

Address M. KATZ.502 South SU MASSAGE. STEAM AND VAPOR baths, with lady attendant 1028 WOOD Su ASSAGE AND VAPOR BATHS that the 10 and 2 5 4 7 10 12 13 DID YOU Ititi BAND BEGIN TD PLAY AND THE ELEPHA1JT WALK 'ROUND DID YOU SEE THE GRAND PARADE? The Horses, Dogs and Monkeys, The Goats and Chariots. The Great Acrobats. The Marvelous Riders, The Wonderful Animal Trainers.

The Big The Bear, Lion and Tiger B. JEFFERSON, KLAW AND ERL ANGER'S The Great and Glorious Sensation. The Most Stupendous of Modern Entertainments. A Fortune in Equipment, an Army in Employ. THE BIGGEST IN-DOOR ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLD.

THE MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. A CADEMY OF MUSIC. TO-NIGHT X. LAST BUT ONE OF THE TO-NIGHT AT S. JERUSALEH I SOUVENIRS OS" And THE HOLY LAND NOTABLE TRAVELS Requested by many wno heard the lecture oa THE PASSION PLAY OK 1890.

AUTHENTIC AND BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATION'S. October 30-CLOSE OF THE COURSE, EGYPT AND THE NILE. Admission, soc Reserved Seats, at 1119 CHESTNUT Street. Thexe hist two Wctnrer nre the om in Mr. Stoddard' entire li't.

The vromvtest tuvina nni't win secure nnna seals. BURDlTTi NORTH Managers. A SSOCIATION HALL THURSDAY J. EVENING, OCOTKf ASSOCI ATiON COURSE-The celebratad BOSTOS KIVAI.S. MISS ELIZABETH HAML.N, Prima Donna Sonrano.

MK. FELIX 13H1.KMLI.S, Violin lrtUOSO. MR. ALBERT CON AN I. Solo Pianist.

MRS. JKSSIE ELDIII UtiE SOUTH WICK. Dramatic and Humorous Keaiier. HRILLI ANT PROGRAMME. Reserved Seats.

75 and 50 cents. Admission to Upner Circle. at 1. C. Office, Fifteenth and Chestnut.

Nov. REMENYL the Great Hungarian Violiulst- ACADEMY OP MUSIC. NIKISCH. NORDTCA. GRI FELD, D' ALBERT and other famous soloists SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

85 Performers. SIT GRAND CONCERTS. Evenings of Nov. 4. Dec.

7. Jan. 11. Feb. 8.

March 14 and April 25. Season tickets, with reserved seats tor the" series of six concerts, $4, 5 and 7.so. according to location, now on sale at 1119 Chestnut street. A. r.Li.15, Aianager.

THE BIJOU, EIGHTH Street, above RACE, Original CcntimiDus PerinniiancB. From 12 M. to 10.30 P. M. Ladles' and Children's Theatre.

SIXTEEN BIG ACTS OF KEFTNED VARIETY. Orchestra. Balcony, Gallery, 10c. NINTH AND ARCH MUSEUM. Continuous shows from 12 to 5 and 6.

30 to loP. THE GREAT LACONEY TWINS. 2 Heads. 1 Body. 4 Arms.

Legs. 16 Years Old, and Alive and Healthy. ALWAYS ON EXHIBITION. In the Theatre: THE IMPERIAL JAPAN ESE TROUPE. Admission and a Seat O.N DIME ARK LOUIS ALDRICII.

MY PARTNER. PARTNER First Time In Nine Years, MY' A RTN ER I His original Creation. MY PAKTN ER Louis ALDltic'H as Joe Saunders. MY PARTS EK MY' PAKTN ER Matinees Wed. and Sat.

MY' A RTN ER 1 Admission 50c- MY' PA RTN ER Seats sold also 1119 Chestnut St. Next week ROLAN REED, -The Club Friend. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Pop. Prices.

3T Matinees To-morrow and Saturday. Henry MR, Carlelon's Romantic FREDERICK WARDE in the LION'S MOUTH. Drama Boxes and seats at Flasius A Son's. 1119 Chestnnt and Grand Opera House. Next week Mr.

Barnes of New York. 1ARN CROSS' 11th St. Opera House. F.Vf RY EVENING THIS WEEK. CARNCROSS' -WORK EIGHT HOURS A DAT, CARNCRoss' "Barnum's Circus and Dime Mu-CARNtltOSS' seum.

Including l.n Ln-La La." CAKN'f ROSS' ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD. MINSTRELS. l.LOSTF.R RACES: ok. MINSTRELS. HOW TO LOSE TIPS.

MINSTRELS. BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS. Every 1 hursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, a promenade In the ixhlldtion gal-eries by the GERM A IA ORCH KSTRA. Charles M.

scnmitz. Conductor. Admission. 2a cents. NOW ON EXHIBITION.

The Thomas B. Clarke collection of UNRIVALLED AMERICAN PICTURES. October 15 to ovein ber 28. ARCH ST. THEATRE.

TANNER. Everv Evening. Wed. and Sat. The Young American Actress.

COKA TAN F.lt. Under the Management of Col. Win. E. Sinn, In Her New and Most Successful I'm, WILL SUE DIVORCE HIM Nov.

2 Anderson's Comedians Two Old Cronies. CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE. Every Evening and Saturday Matinees. DE WOLF ANDCOMFANY In the Merry Opera "WANG." Next Week second week of WANG.

CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. Every Evening, Wednesday. Saturtlav Mats. Last eek of Mr. A M.

Palmer's Company. Last Times here of ALABAMA. Next week Hoyt's Play, "A Texas Steer. BROAD STREET THEATRE. Every Evening and Saturday Matinees.

Aronson's New ork Casino Opera Company. CA ALLF.R1A Rl'SITCANA AND INDIGO. A double bill. A double Co. A doulrle orchestra.

THE CHIEF ATTRACTION OF THE CITY'. THE EW CYCLORAM A OF ETTY SBURG. BROAD AND CHERRY' STREETS. 9 A. M.

TO P. VI. OPEN ALL 8UMMEIL rpH CASINO. TENTH AND ARCH. Oriera.

Variety. COMIC OPERAPIRATES OF PENZANCE. AND A STRONG VARIETY BILL. Continuous performances. 1.33 to UP.

M. Orchestra seat, Balcony. 20c. Gallery, 10c. KELLAR'S EGYPTIAN HALL, Chestnut Street above Twelfth.

KELI.AR: Every evening at 8 o'clock. Prices SO and 75c. Seats six days In advance. Box office always oism GIRARD -AVENUE THEATRE. Everv day at 2.

Everv night at 4. AS IN A LOOKING GLASS. Prices, 10. 20. an, and 50 cents.

Next Week The Hidden Hand. PEOPLE'S THEATRE. Cumberland St. and Kensington Ave. MASTER AND MAN.

Domlnlck Murray In hlsorig'l part. Humpy Logan. ween itosaoei aiorriMin uanger signal. FOREPAUGH'S FAMILY THEATRE Every afternoon at 2. 15.

Every evening at 8. id. io.vi's jajsi. Prices 10. 20.

30 or 30 cents. Next Week. Nov. 2-The Black Flag. EMPIRE THEATRE.

ALL WEF.K. I Matinees Rentz-Stanley I and Sate Burlesque Company. I 50 Artists In a Great BUI. jvovemuer 2 sam otvtiti! vaudevilles. QENTRAL THEATRE.

Great Wrestler. I Wm. Muldoon's F.xciting Boxing. I Own Mats. Every Day.

Famous Specialties, i Company CTANDARD THEATRE. K-rnis YVeek. ARIZONA JOE. Mat, Tn. Thu.

Sat. Next Week. "Burr Oaks." NATIONAL THEATRE. Mat. To-day.

THE LIMITED MAIL Nothing Like It Seen on the Stage. Next week Geo. Thatcher In TUXEDO. A PPLEG ATE'S GRAND PALACEOF iA flying Animals. A 1150.000 playhouse for the uiimren, nee, witn tree ranuy.

DENTE3TRY. ARTIFICIAL TEETH For t6 oer set. mitier or lower. ller nf material, artistic work. an an text live years, and the finest that art and skill can produce.

We Insert teeth without plates. Gas administered. We nave tne only painless method of operating in Phila. Our prices for filling will please you. l-r.

UK.H 1AL ROOMS. 1132 COLUMBIA 1123 CHESTNUT St, OPEN EVENINGS. 3g $5 SETS WHILE -WAITING. BT? with our patent suctlou plates, for miner or lower. 'Teeth inserted over roots.

No charee IU1 49 W11BI1 LWUI UlC Ul UVieU. 501 PINE Street. DOGS AND BIRDS. YOUNG MKCICATNTMrV racaibo parrots, pug pups. GATES.

219 viaa street. CUBIOUS rOIXTS IX THE rfilVAi'E EXPENSES OF BAUUSLEI. Xhe Van Osten Committee TnU of Gotne to Washington Mr. Jan Jokes at Mr. Etting's Expense.

There ii still 575,000 in the Earthier in yestigation which seems to be subject to some differences ot opinion. One of the committeemen stated yesteruay that just be- fore Bardsley's resignation he drew three checks ot 525,000 each on the Third ational iBank that this money could not be traced lv the experts, and that it was a matter entirely outside of the 52,827,000 on the balance sheet. Mr. Hicks stated last evening that the 575.000 in question was included in the balance sheet, and that it was no mystery. The explanation was that it was drawn to put in the cash drawer to supply what Bardsley had previously taken out of the city funds.

In this case there remains nly the item of 5107,000, which the experts know Bardsley received and have not traced Lis disposition of it In the experts final report! besides the assets and liabilities balancing at 52, 827,000, and the profit and loss account and the exhibit of the untraceable of which have been given in The Inquirer, there is an itemized account of Bardsley's personal expenses and also what is called an "unknown account." Bardsley gave checks on the Keystone for his smallest expenses and the vast number of checks making up about 545,000 were for less than 5100 and many beiDg lor 52, 53 and 53. A large amount was drawn now and then for bis taxes. The names of people to whom these little checks were payable, the vast majority cf whom, if not all, were perfectly innocent of the sonrce of his money, inclnde nearly everybody in town. Democratic names occur almost as often as Republican names. Even F.

Harrity" is anions them. This is supposed to be none other than the Democratic leader and Secretary of the Commonwealth. The amonut of the check was 55 It is said to have been payment for tickets for the Philopatrian Club's ball. It affords an instance how little the people who had email business relations with Bardsley a year ago suspected that their names would ever come out in connection with such an investigation. The "Unknown Account" includes items of money received by Bardsley and amounting to 514000.

"Where he got it the experts cannot teLl, There is talk among the Van Osten Committee of troing dowu to Washington in a body to follow up their letters to Secretary Foster concerning the expert examination of the Spring Garden Bank. The letter of Saturday was not answered yesterday. The committee are anxions to figure up the cost ot their "work. Thete has been some guessing thai it would reach 525,000. In the executive session the other day Mr.

James pot ofl a joke at Mr. Etting's expense. He eaid he hid calculated that Mr. Etting's use of the wrd "anterior" in his skillful examination of witnesses bad cost the municipality just 5175. Mr.

Etting, who can appreciate a good joke even at his own expense, tool: a hearty laugh with the rest and laithfully 'promised to say "prior" and "be- lore" and "previous" instead of "anterior." PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL UNION. Dinner at itne Bellevrie AVitb. Interest-ins: Addresses. The Presbvterian Social Union of Philadelphia met fcist night at the Hotel Bellevue. After enjoying an elaborate dinner the niembers were called to order by the president.

Robert C. Ogden, who introduced Rev, Dr. Lawrence M. Colfelt, the guest of the Union, who delivered the address of the evenine on "The Present Outlook of the Presbyterian Church." Dr. Colfelt in his remarks spoke of the revolutionary jspirit ot the age, which bad permeated srjfu-itual as well as material things.

He loked on the revision of the "Westminster (Confession as inevitable and advisable. On the elders of the church rests the responsibility of creating a new Presby-terianism, not German, Genevan nor Scotch- Irish, but American in toleration and energy. George Junfcir followed a few re marks, in which he deprecated the efforts being made towards revision of the con lession. Bev. Dr.

Henry McCook said that the question oi' revision was before the church and must be taced. He was in favor of revision it in harmony with Presbyterian standards. There were presertt 130 members and the following guests: Rev. Dr. Henry C.

McCook, Rev. Dr. G. D. Baloer, Kev.

Dr. H. O. Gib bons, Bev. Alexander Alison, Kev.

William Bovd, ot Camden Wilier, Thomas Harlow Clothier. Bev. Dr. J. R.

and Clarkson The following new members were elected J. Howard Breed, Hurst and "Wood ruff Jones. TCT. DET GOODS STRAWBRIDGK 4 CLOTHIBB CRIED. FRANCK.

SflrrH. On October 21, 1891. by Bev. W. H.

Bum'11. at Ills residence. 43 Cooper street. Csmdeu, .1., Nathaniel Franck of Md te miss Mary E. smith, ot ocean, JN.

d. FREAS WOCSDERLY. -October 24. 1S91, at.the parsouageof P. H.

Milliken. Austin G. Freasl of Chalfont to Miss lata vtonderly.of J. ew Britain OSTROM Kl BLER. October 24, by Kev.

P. Cornell. Mr. Kiiire vv. Ostrom.

of Stockholm. hweden. and Mis i Annie B. of St. Augus tine, aia.

TOWN SEND WALKER. On Octolier 21. 1S91 at the Church of lie Advent, by Kev. it. Bowdeu fcbepherd, Mr.

Robert Y. Townsend to Miss Nellie Augusta, daughter ot oeorge Leslie alter, sr. all of this city. WOODHEAD 1 1 AN EY. October 21.

1891. Mr. Frederick H. YV oo Uiead and Miss Laura JIauey. at the home ot the pride's parents, by the Kev.

gliomas Lewis. DIE D. Albertson, Gertrude-Apeler, Katie B. TUnkln. John.

Uennett, Walter I. 3'etton, Ida R. Begley. Katie St. lilackhurst Ellen.

Jionhrtghi, Cecilia. Brown, William S. Brown, Maria L. earner, Mary. Conway, Lortna.

Cannon, Bridget. Chllds. Nathan 1). B. 4'oulston, Win.

H. Jlurken. Patrick J. Uelanev, William W. Dougherty, Agnes Puffee, Henry B.

Farley. Elizabeth. Ficken, lenry. Fulton, Martha. Gilbert, George.

Genth. Edward H. Richard. Hamilton, Alexander. Ilarmer, Leonard Ilartman.

Sophia. Henry. Maggie. Hilt. Matilda.

Hitchcock, Ann. Jester, Marv. Jordan, John K. Kimble, James L. Landeiiberger.

IdaV. Lindermau, Charles. McC'arreu, Edward. McCabe. McGee.

John. McHugu. James. Melneruev, Michael. Maiidersou, William.

Miller, Levis. Miller. Charles. O'Keefe. Mary.

Fennypacker, Mary. Powers, James. Reltifried, Leo. Sheridan, Joseph. Sliwartz.

Elizabeth. Smith, Thomas M. Snvd.T, Robert s. Stevenson, Edward. Strickler, Maria.

Thornton. Margaret. Touey, Margaret. T'raup, Mary J. Watts.

Margaret. Westcott, Elizabeth. Wetherill. Christopher, Wiechardt Margaret. ALBERTSON.

On the 2fth Instant. Gertrude, daughter of George M. and Hary E. Albertson. aged 21 months.

The relatives and friends of the family are re- Fpectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs day, at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 2230 Mebold street. Interment at Trinity Lutheran cemetery. APELER. On the 25th.

Katie wife of Ed. ward Aiwler, and daughter of the late Christian nii Jiargaretta Arnoiu, aged 29 years. Due notice ot the funeral will be given. BENNETT. On the 25lh Walter eldest Eon or Austin VV and Ella Bennett, and grandchild cf Mary and the late William II.

Robinson, aged years and 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family are re- riBcuuuy luiiitu to attend tne iunerai services. eunesuay anernoon. at o'clock, at his parents residence. No.

1035 vvest Dauphin street. To i ro- to orenwoe; tenietery. interment prlrate. the Ida R-, daughter of x.nzaietn ana tne lace s. Bottou.

Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral Fervlces, at the residence of her mother. 1017 Pine street, on Tuesday. 27th Instant, at 1 o'clock, pre- private. BEfctLEY. In Conshohocken.

on October IS. ISil, Katie wife of John J. Heeler, and dauirh- ter of Daniel and the lata Margaret O'Connor, aged The relatives and friends of the family are re- Bynuuiij lmiiea ro anenu tne funeral, rnis Jion lay) incrniug. at 8 o'clock, from her lather's resl 'lence, 2M Hector street Conshohocken. High jnass at oi.

aiaunew's Church, interment at St. jwairnew's new cemetery. BIN KIN. On October 24. John Blnkln.

In his 76th year. The relatives and frlsiids of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tues- tiay aitertiooii, at i o'clock, from his late residence No. James street. Falls of chuvlklll. Inter- aieut at ejt Laurel Hill.

Montgomery Ledger i.AcKtiL'KST.-OnOctober2a, 1S9L Ellen. wife of the late Henry IJIackhurst. The relatives and friends of the family are re- riumij mriicu miiciiu biie iunerai. on ea-lay morning, at 8H o'clock from her late residence, dence. 1436 North Twenty-eighth street.

Solemn requiem mass at St. Ludwels' Church. THORNTON. -On the 25th Margaret, wife of Arthur Thornton, aged 35 years. interment private.

the 24th Instant. Margaret Touey. agexl 21 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday tternoo.i, at 1 o'clock, from the northeast corner bird and Pine streets. Interment at St.

Mary's emetery. TRUAP. On October 24. 1891. Mary daugh ter of the late George and Marv Truap, aged 9 years.

relatives and mends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday at-teruoon. at 2.30 o'clock, from her uncle's residence. antes Truan. on Market street. Gloucester City.

To proceed to Evergreen Cemetery. Camden. ATT -4. On the 24th instant. Margaret, widow of Charles Watts, aged 84 years.

ine relatives and mends of tne lamiiv are re spectfully invited to attend the services, on Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of her nepnew, iir. j. w. Btewart. iaoa tuxso nireci.

Interment private. A ESTCOTT. On the 23d Elizabeth, wife ot Frank Westcott and daughter of Mary and the late jncnaei anev, ageu 21 rears. '1 he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Inrited to attend the funeral, on Tues- (inj morning, at s'i o'clock, from tne resilience ot her mother. 1643 Passvunk avenue.

Solemn requiem mass at Church of the Annunciation. In terment at Cathedral Cemetery. Saturtlav. October 24. 1891.

tnristopner wetnerill. aged 76 years. Funeral services will beheld at his late residence. No. 1529 Locust street, on Tuesday morning.

Octo- oer. at ii o'clock, precisely, interment private. 1 RCH A DT. On the 24th Martraret I. wife of W.

F. Wiechardt. The relatives and friends of the family are in vited to attend the funeral, at 2215 Philadelphia street, ou i uesaay at teruoou. at 3 o'clock, inter ment private. Mortality la tne.

City. There were 407 deaths in this citv last week, be- ng an increase of 8 over the previous week, and in increase of 7 over the corresnondlnir nertod of last year. Of these 230 were adults and 177 were minors; 309 were iiorn in the United States. 85 were ioreign and were people of color. The principal causes oi ueaiu were tne loiiowmg: Apoplexy.

9: uright's disease, 12 cancer, 15: cas ualties. brain, congestion, lungs. cnoiera iniantum. le: consilium Ion. lungs.

5fi: convulsions, 9: croup, debility, 5: diarrhoea. 2: diphtheria. 37: disease of heart, 32: drowned, dysentery. 2: scarlet fever. 5: typhoid fever.

4: Inflammation, brain, 11: Inflammation, lungs. 14: Inanition. 8: marasmus, 17: old age, 11: catalysis. suicides. 4.

The deaths wera divided as follows amone the ainerent wards: lrstward. 23: Second. 14: Th rd. 8: Fourth. 13; Fifth.

sixth. 2: Seveuth. 10; Eighth, 9: inth. Tenth. 7 Eleventh.

8: Twelltlu 4: Thtir- "eventeenth. 14: F.iehteenth. 12: Nineteenth. 24: Twentieth. 15: Twentv-flrst.

8: Tweutv-seeond. 14: Twenty-third. 5: Twenty-fourth, 22; Twenty- nun, za; twenty-sixth, 29: 1 wenry-seventn. 24: Twenty-eighth. Twentv-nlnth.

14: Thirtieth. inirty-nrst, 19: Thirty-second, Thirty-third. i nirty-iourtn, Thirty-nitn, 2. UNDER 1AK EES. EARLEY SON, Undertakers.

1321 ARCH STREET. East of Broad, north side, and southeast corner of entn and Green streets. '1 elephone 4756. SEECJA JS OTI CES. T5 NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEET- mrr lng of the stockholders of the PHILADEL PHIA.

GKKMANTOWN AND NORR1STOWN RAILROAD COM PAN will be held at the office ot the company. So. 132 South Third street Phil adelphia, ou MONDAY. November 2, at 11 o'clock A.M., and Immediately after the adjournment of saiu meeting an election win oe neiu lor managers. Oct.

13. 1891. COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL BANK, PHIT.ADEI.PnrA. Oct. 20.

1891. A general meotlng of the shareho.ders will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 25th dav of November. 1881. at 10 o'clock A.M., at the Banking House, No. 4CO WaLNI'T street, to determine if this bank shall go into liquidation and be closed, in accordance wtth sections 5, and 221 of the Revised Statutes of the United states.

EFFINGHAM PEROT. Cashier. PHILADELPHIA, OCTORER 27. 1891. Notice.

The annual meeting of stockholders of the OCEAN OIL COMPANY' will be held at the office of the company. Room 24, Phil-adeipla Exchange, on TUESDAY, November 10, ism. at 3 clock p. M. M.

B. Secretary. PHRENOLOGICAL LECTURE by Dr. Capen this evenine at 722 Chest nut street. Free to iadiesjand gentlemen.

PIANOS AND ORGANS. PAY 51 A WEEK TO OWN Piano. Price same as If paid cash. ou need not wait for idano. but can ariamre to iret il any uiue.

risK. tour money secure i oy ootids, investigate tne Milladelphla Piano Clubs' plan, or send for nrosnectus. Soihlnir like It ever ottered the public No excuse not to own a Piano now 1 EDMUND WOLSIEFFER. Manager. 1117 CHESTNUT street.

rr3 ET.TTJAXT 71 OPT A VF. TTP. II 0 I right pianos: club plan: ll.Mi weeklv: natural wood: years guarantee. SY LVESTER I A NO CO. 2047 GERMANTOWN Ave.

TTALLET DAVIS AND WEBER A A Pianos. B. F. Owen 1416 Chestnut st. ItOOJIS TO 11ENT.

CHESTNUT STREET, OFFICE, 1529, three rooms, eligible for physician or dentist. ELEVENTH STREET, 2021 NORTH. Rooms in second and third story, unfurnished. TTIITZWATER, 2134 THIRD-STORY JL front room; furnished, gas. beat; private I lauuiy.

"TEFFERSON STREET. 2119 THIRD- rj story front room, furnished or unfurnished; conveniences. MYRTLE STREET, 1210 (TWELFTH and Parrlsh) Neatly furnished room in private lamuy; reasonable. T3 ACE STREET, 310 ST. JAMES: A rooms fl.Za to J3.50 per week; 25c.

to 75c. per uigut. TOIDGE AVENUE, 1384 NICELY A furnished room lor gentleman: private family. OCKL AND STREET, 3704 TWO JLlj second-story rooms and bath. JJOAKDING XJ ROOMS.

"CHESTNUT Nos. 3000 AND 3602, I reopened large, urignt, sunny rooms. TjMGHTH 1648 N. GENTS CAN JLU have board late dinner. 17LEVENTH STREET, 202 FDR- lJJ nislied rooms, with board; ladles or gentle men.

TT'AIRMOUNT AVENUE, 1418 GOOD board and pleasant rooms: bath. SPRING Two furn GARDEN STREET. 1116 front rooms with board; ail con vs. rpWELFTH STREET. SOUTH.

823 JL Furnished rooms, with or without board; all convenienis. PAPER HANGING. wmm BARGAINS. WHITE Backs. Gold Papers.

8c. DLEY. 941 and 943 PASSYUNK AVENUE. SAMPLES SENT FREE. WALL PAPER Send four 2-cent stamps for sainoies.

Gilt Paoer. Mi 12. 15r. oer roll. FIDELITY WALL PAPER 12 X.

11TH ST. PAPER HANGINGS, HOUSE painting, hard wood polishing. F. H- BLACK 4: son, 239 s. FIFTH St.

Estimates furnished. I elephone 1 124. A LL THE NEWEST DESIGNS IN Paper hangings and celling decorations. ROBT. KEOWN.

508 S. TWELFTH St, Send 2c. stamp for samples. WANTED. DRESSMAKER exchange for coal.

oitice. WILL SEW IN Address 32. Inquirer JtlCTCLESAND TRICYCLES bo rvrk per week "for PER WEEK FOR BICY- cles: entirely new features In clubs Agts. Wanted. Grace 1218 now forming.

iioert. TR USSES. TESTIMONIALS IN A BUSI- vVtfSw ness which has grown from a very small liirlnniiiiF in 1S.9 to the lanrest of ist kind In theworld. it is needless to say how many and good testimonials we might publish if so dls- IK'seil. There are several reasons why we do not publish them, the foremost tieiug the fact that we do not approve of sensational advertising, norths making known of the names of ruptured persons.

'The fact that we cheerfully refer to any Dhvsician or surgeon, medical college or hospital, most of which know something of us, is sufficient proof ot our atuuty and disposition to do mechanically au that can lone In any case of hernia or rupture, however difficult or complicated. I. B. SEELEY I 25 South Ki.EVF'.NTH street. The skillful mechanical treatment of hernia or rupture a sps- cuuty.

"TXARD RUBBER TRUSSES. FLA- Ai YELL'S, 1003 SPR1XG GARDEN Street. C. i ne relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wed- lejday morning, at 7's o'clock, from the residence Mrs. Bridget Gavin.

704 South Seventh strent. lass at St. Paul Church. Interment at Holy Cross Jeiuetery. CARNEY On the 23d instant, Mary, daughter of Frank and Marv Carney, aged 4 rears.

The relatives and friends of the family are re- tpectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tnos-iiesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from lierpareuis' lesidence. Ko. 714 Passvunk avenue. Interment at iew Cathedral Cemetery. CHlLDS.On the 24tn Inst Xatfian T.

aged years. 1 ne relatives anu friends of the famllv are rc- pectfully iriTited to attend the funeral, on Wed- I esday. at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. ork road. Miiestown.

To nroceeri to MilRstiiwn 11. K. Church for services and interment. CON VI A V. On Oct 191 1 nrlm ilani'htn' George and Hattie Conwav.

and granddaughter E. L. and the late William" V. Winter, in the7ih ear of her age. ine relatives and friends of the famllr am ro- aectfully luvlted to attend the funeral, on Wed- esuay arternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the reMdenoe her grandmother.

No. 632 Wharton street. Ia- srinent at Wharton street vault. DUFFEE. Oil October 2S, 1S91, Henry Banks 'uffee.

Funeral serrtoes will be held at his late residence, CtS Walnut street, on Tnesilav. 57th- at 2 P- HI. I "ferment private. DLRKEN. Suddenly, on October24.

1891, Ta ckj. Durken. agel 3svears. His relatives and friends are invited to attend the literal, ou Tuesday morning, at o'clock, from the sidence of James McNainee. Fifty-fourth and unter's lane.

West Philadelphia. High mass at other of Sorrows. Interment at St. Dennis'. tne iilli InsL.

William I. Do lt iij-, son of Samuel F. and the late Mary Ann Doll nr. aged 35 rears. COI I.STOX.

At the Clifton House. Chicago. tl 24th instant, William II. Coulston, secretary of tl Veteran Union League, of that city. DOLGHKRTY.

On the 25th instant Acnes C. ife of lames Douhertv and daughter of Nathan iel t'rjth. 27 rears. i ne relatives and friends of the family are re- si ectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wetl- n. swiay atternoou.

at 1 o'ciock, from her hus band's residence, a 44 Tasker street. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. the 23d Instant- EllralMfh wlf Frank Wescott and daughter of Mary aud the la eMicha W. Farlev. aged 21 vears.

The relatives and friends of tha fainilv are re. si ectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday irning, at 8 does, from the resideuce of her nher, Passyunk avenue. Solemn requiem miss at Church of the Aunuuclatiou. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. FICKEX- On the 21st InsLmtL Ilenrv FIcten at emen.

Germany. ylTLTOX. On thn "1th Insfnnt Mrs. Mirthi niton. JAKRETT.

Tenth month. 2fith. 1S91. dowof Nathan Garrett, in the 65th year of her uneral on Flfth-dav. the 29th from her la'e residence.

I pner Darbr. lelaware countr. at 11) clock A. M. Carriages will meet tn jns from Broad Street Station at a.48, and West Ll ester at at Burmont station.

JILBERT. On October 24. 19B1. Georire W. Gil be-t.

he relatires and friends of the family are re- sn-ctiuny inrited to attend tne ruueial services. on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late reiuence, luti west Dauchin street. Inter im nt private. (iE.NTH.-On the 24th Edward IT. Gen Mi.

eh est son of Annie H. and the late John B. Geuth, 'd 25 years. he relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wed- ne 41av atternoou. at 2 clock, from his late resi de ice, 2239 sharswood street.

Interment private. RAY. -On the 25th. P.ichard Gray, aged ye: rs. 1 he relatives and friends of the family are re- srx ctfnlly Inrited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock.

Ironi his residence, 661 North ln riy-nitn sri'eet. interment private. HAMILTON. Alexander Hamilton, aged 63 ye; rs, was burled on Sunday, October 25, 1891. from nis late residence.

Glbbsboro, N. J. FARMER. On the 24th instant, Leonard C. sor of illlam and Alary Harmer, in his 22d yes r.

i ne relatives ana mends of the ramiiv are re- spe -imtiy mrited to attend the funeral services, on viiuestiay aiteruooii, at i clock, at his parents res deuce, V5H East Somerset street. Interment pri 'ate. On the 24th Instant. Mrs. Sophia.

wi ow of the late Jacob Hart man. in her 60th yea r. i relatives ana friends of tne family are re- sie inriteti to atteiKt the funeral, on rues- day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-iaw. John Lindsay, r.ighty-seventh and Tinicuin avenue. To proceed to Lafayette ei letery.

HENRY. On the iith Instant. Maede. wife of -ik naei itenry and dangtiter oi the late Patrick and Aii'e ageu years. i le relatives and mends oi the family arere- spe tfully iuvited loattend the funeral.

on'Wedties-day morning, at 8 o'clock, from the residence of her husband. 2i0l Carltmi street. High mass at Su Francis Church, Interment at Holy Cross Cen ietery. Ji A Suddenly, on the 23d John son of John R. and the late Virginia Jordan, in the iatn rear ot his age.

I relatives and friends of the family are re- spe tfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from his late resi dence, idol Diamond street, between Chestnut and Mi. veruon streets. Camden. N.J. Mass at the HuLiaculaie Conception, intermentat St.

Patrick's. LT.On October 25. 1891. Matilda, wife of Ken en Hilt, aged 36 years. it iativs and mends ot tne family are respect' full; invited to attend the funeral, from her hus-bauil's residence.

No. 5434 Vine street, on Wednes day afternoon next, at 2 o'clock. Interment at iemwood Cemetery. HITCHCOCK. -On October 24.

1S91. Ann. wife ot Charles J. Hitchcock, iu the 76th rear of her IherelatlTes and friends of the f3mllv are re- spec fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wed-nesdy afternoon, at 2 o'ciock. from her lata resi dent e.

No. 3123 Richmond street. Interment at I rai kiln Cemetery. JESTER. On the 23d of October.

1891, Mary, ife of Foster C. Jester, aged 24 years. Th relatives and friends of the family are re spect fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at o'ciock. lroiu her laie residence. o.

1019 street. Interment at ML Vernon L'eru- eter KI MULE. On the25th James son of Elizabeth and the late Chalkley Kimble, aged 29 ye if. and 4 months. in i relatives and menus are resriectiuny invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, the2sth, at 12 'clock, from the residence of his brother-in- lw, William H.

Free. No. in North Eighteenth stree interment at i ernwoou emetery. LA NDEX BEKGER. On the 25th Ida V.

wife of the late Landeiiberger. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited co it tne iunerai service, at n-r late residence, No. Cat lisle st reeC on Wednesday. 2sth at li rtock. A.

interment private. LINDEKMAN. -On the 25th Charles Lin. derm an. sou of the late John aud Mary Linderman, aged 19 years.

Tin relatives and friends of the family are re spect ully invited to attend the funeral, ou Wednes day iitemoott. at clock. lroiu his late resl deuci rear 1332 South street. Interment at Mount ilurii Cemetery. Mc "JABK.

-Suddenly, on October 26. 1891. at her late isldence. 618 Marriott street. Due notice of the funeral will be given.

Mc 'ARREN. Ou the Instant, Edward son Oi liiiani ana aiciarren, ageu years. Interment private at iernwood Cemetery, on ediiesday alternoon. at 1 o'clock, from the resi dence ot his parents, 1219 oodblne street. Mo I EE.

the 25th John, son of Michael and Maggie McGee, aged 2 months. Residence, 2057 Pemoei ton street. On th 24th James, son of Edward and the late Rose McHugh. aged is years. Hie re atives and mends of the family are re spect! ally invited to attend the funeral, on Tues dav lLorning.

ats1 o'clock, from his lather's resl deuce 40! North wenty-third street. High mass at St. Francis' Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemei ery. MclNEKNEY.

On tne 25th instant, Michael Mc- Inern' 'V. aged 40 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Ct thedral T. A. B.

Society, are respectfully in vited attend the funeral, ou Tuesday afteruoou. at 1 o' dock, from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Farre 1M2 Hamilton street. Interment at Holy Cross jemetery.

MA v'DERSOX. On the 23d William Man dersoi in his 86th year. and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence. No. 1549 irth Twelfth street, on Tuesday afternoon.

27th, a 1 2 o'clock. Interment at Laurel Hill Cem- terv. MILLER. On Tenth month 24th. 1S91.

Levis Miller 111 his 81th veal-. Funeral Eouuh-dav, at 11 A. from his lat residence. Media. Carriages in waiting on sit.

val of in. 10 o'clock train from Philadelphia and train from est Chester. MILLER. On the 25th at Mount Airy, Philai elpnia. hai les Miller, in Pis tfetu year.

Iniai nient nrivate. O' EKFFE. on the 23d insu, Mary, wife of Dennl lO'Kteffe. atred 65 vears. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend her funeral, ou Tuesday meriting, at 84 o'clock, from her huslKind's residei ce.

2v a 2615 Cedar street. Solemn requiem mass St. Anne's. Intermentat Mew Cathedral Cemetery- ill PES YPACKER. On October 23.

1891. Mary J. wid iwof the late James Pennypacker, aged 84 rears. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, on Tuesdar. 27th at 10 o'clock A.

at tne rest deuce Mr. George W. Davis, Retta avenue. Wis- sahlckeu, Philadeluhia. services and Interment at Montgeiuery Cemetery.

Norrlstown. at 1 P. HI Friend from Philadelphia take 9.10 A. M. train from inth and Green streets tor issahickou.

POW Fits. on December 25. 18S8, Jaines Pow ers, soi -in-law of illlam and S. Ann Oldheld Inter -ed at Philadelphia, REIf FRlKD. On the 25th instant, Leo Rein fried.

tred 52 years. The elatlves aud friends of the family are re- spectfu -y invited to atiena tne iunerai. on edne.S' da a Tiioon. at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 3026 Fr.mkfora avenue. Interment at Odd Fellows Cemett ry.

On the 25th Joseph Sheridan, ai ml vears. The elatives and friends of the family are re- spectfu ly invited to attend tne iunerai, on ed nesdav afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late resi deuce, IS27 Naudaln street. Services at ft. Pat- rlck'sf hurch. Interment at New Cathedral Ceme tery.

ARTZ. On the 23d Elizabeth Shwartz, aged 81 veai s. uit nei al on Toesdav. at 2 o'clock. Home of the Little isters of the Poor.

SMITH. At Gloucester. N. October 23, 1891, Thoiuai M. Smith, in the 3fitb year or nis age.

The elatlves and friends of the family are re spectfully UlTlted to attend bis funeral, on Tues- MOEiJLE First and final acconnt of Saverln Slllffer. A dniiiI; rnrirtf Moeole. dee'd- -LIVezEY'. First and final account of Benia- mln K. Dungau.

Execut irof Nathan Livezey, uec u. McGOWEN. First 'account of IwisD. VaU, F-ieci torof Mary McGowen. dee'd.

PEPPER. First account of John S. Gerhard etaL. Executorsof Georges. Pepper, dee'd.

and final account of Robert G. Lyster, Executor of Elizabeth Crossley, dee'd. DOUGHERTY. -First and final acconntof J. A arnu Coulston, Administrator of Catharine Douchertv.

deceased. GOUDKop. s- minor. First and final account of Bysrly Hart, Guardian of Elsie Goudkop, a minor. GOUDKOP.

a minor. First and final account of Byerly Hart, Guardian of Maiy 1L Goudkop, late a minor. HOUGHTON. First and final account or Annie L. Heritage, Executor of Ann Houghton, deceased.

HACKETT. minor. First and partial account of Charles B. Kalin. Guardiau ot Theodore and George C.

Haekett. the said George C. having become of age. POLL1N and final acconnt of George T. Conrade, Executor of Ellen .1.

Poliin. deceased. RLE. First and filial account of lvi L. Rue, Administrator of E.

Rue, deceased. RUE. First aud final account of Frauds J. Rue, et Executors of Francis J. Hue, deceased.

ROG tRS. First anil final account of Bridget Rogers. Administratrix of Rosauua Rogers, deceased. STEIN ER. First and final account of Henry Vollmer, Executor of Mary Steiner.

deed. BUTTER WORTH. Account of Mary Butter- worth, et Executors of James Butter-worth, dee'd. BAKER. First and final account of George M.

Wagner, surviving Executor of Hannah N. Baker, dee'd. COBSON. Fira and final acconnt of Freder ick Cobsou, Admiu'r cf Harriet Cobsou, deceased. EMORY.

First and final acconntof Charles M. Morton, Adinin'r of Ellen 11. Emory, de ceased. ED ITZ E. First and final account of Tha Crermau- American Title and Trust Administrators of Joseph Frederitze.

dee'd. GRAE1UCK First and final account of W. Fredeiic Snyder el Executors of Anna Maria Graeber, dee'u. LY'NCH, liiinor-F'irst and final account of The Land Title and Irust Guardiau of Bertha W. Lynch, a minor.

LONGSHOltE. minor. First and final acconnt of The Land Title and Trust Guardian of Charlotte M. Longshore, late a minor. 34 McCAUsLAND.

-The acconnt of J. Benton Y'oung. executor of Alice McCausland, dee'd. 35 PHILLIPS, a minor. First and final account of diaries Carver, guardian of Leona L.

Phil-Hps a minor, formerly Leona 1 Horn. 36 PECH1N. First and final account of Thomas SIcFarland, administrator of Robert W. Pe-chin. deceased.

37 POLLARD. First acconnt of Edward J. Mo- Ivor, executor of Thomas D. Pollard, dee'd. 38 SHAW, minor.

Account of Thomas H. Nice. guardian of Anna Mary Shaw, a minor. 39 SHAW. First and final account of Richard Shaw Wood, executor.of Anna Burgess Shaw, deceased.

40 VOIGT, minor. First and final account of the German-American Title and Trust guardian of Edward H. Y'oigt, a minor. 41 WOOLY'ERTON. Fifth account of Emily M.

i vol ton. administratrix ot Jonn p. wool-vertou. deceased. 42 WILDH-UMUTH.

First and final account of vv llliain ildermuth. executor of Gottieiben Wildeimoth. deceased. 43 WKRTZ. -First account of George M.

Wagner Executors of Samuel A. VVertz. deie'd. 44 PHILLIPS. Peuna.

Co. for Ins. on Lives. and C. G.

Phillips, Trustees under the will of Amos riiillips, dee'd, for children of J. D. Philllns. dee'd. 45 WILSON.

Penna. Co. for Ins. on Lives. 4c.

Trustees for Sarah Kay Wilson, under will of Sarah Ann Dutfv. deceased. 46 THOMPSON. as. T.

Young, acting Trustee undei will of Robert Thomnson. deceased. 47 REATH. Thomas P.eath. Trustee for Ben.

B. Reath. under the wiil of Thomas Reath. deceased. 48 RAMSEY.

Filelity Trust Trustee for Cornelia A. Ramsey, und will of Henry Rainsev. dee'd. AN. -Penna.

Co. for Ins. on Lives. Ac. rustee under will of Joseph Beckman, deceased.

50 FORD. Amanda Ford et ah. Trustees for Isaac Albert Ford, under will of Isaac Ford, deceased. ALFRED GRATZ, Clerk of Orphans' Court. LARGE MANUFACTURERS OF shoes, also manufacturers.

Importers and dealers in general merchandise use L1PPINCOTT SONS vv uoiesale Anctlons. 24(1 MARKET Street, to turn all surplus goods into money quickly, rather than sell them on credit, and tliey find it pays liesu Crowds of buyer attend these sales on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. ONE YJLO LOA N. RETTEWS, 28 NORTH ELEVENTH street. Established IStiO.

Private offices, 1 100 and 1102 FILBFRT street. Liberal advances on diamonds waiches jewelry. 4c, PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY Depot or thk Q. M.

No. 1428 Ahcr street. Piiilaiiicli'Hia. Oct 23. 1891.

Sealed proposals i triplicate, will be received here until II o'clock A. Mon day. November 23. 1891, for furnishing the V. S.

liuartermaster's Department 1- this city wttb s.ooo I eut sups. o. 3: stoo Metal Devices for Mac Halliards: 60 Drum Slings: 3.000 pairs Barrack Shoes, 500-5. 100 Post Council of Adminis tration Books: 10 'Company Letters Sent Books. Bills for delivery at other points will be considered.

samples can lie seen at Schuylkill Arsenal. Bidders must state when they will make deliveries. Government reserves the right to reject any or all proiiosals. Preference will be given to articles of domestic production or manufacture, conditions of quality and price (including in the price of foreign rodueuons or nianuiactures tneuuty rnereon) be-ug equal. Blanks for proposals and full information will tie furnished by this office upon application.

Envelopes containing proposals to lie indorsed "Proposals for Military supplies and addressed to the undersigned. C. G. SAWTELLE, Deputy Oiiarterniaster-General. U.

8. A. STEAMSHIP LINES. BED STAR LINE. FOR ANT.

itokirtn. YVERP. PARIS AND THE RHI.VS. to vV iiEKLAND (from Wednesday. Oct 2S.

7 A. M. RHY'N'LAN Oct 28. 2.30 P. M.

I'ETLK YY RIGHT 4 SONS. General Agents. Walnut StreeU PhUadelpiiia. AMERICAN LINE, FOU OUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, BKlllsH PRINCE Oct 28. 7 A.

JL OHIO. Wednesday. 11 A. M. fLTER VY LIGHT 4 SONS.

General Agents, M7 Walnut streeu Pniladeiphia, I'MiW rTVP fflD fiTTPPVi. a. TOYVN AND LIVERPOOL. CITY OF NKW YORK. VV Oct.

28, 3.30 P. M. rtiLii wtltiHT 4 SONS. Geueral Agents, i)07 alnut street Philadelphia. LEGAL NOTICES.

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT -IA an application will lie made to the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania on November 19, bl. bv F. A. Davfs. C.

T. Crandall, Oldach. J. C. From ine.

George B. Johnson, G. W. Retlly, B. S.

Currier. F.J. Rebman andGcorgs B. Creveling. under the Act of Assembly of tha Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled.

"An Act to provide for the Incorporation and Regn a-tlon of certain Corporations. approved April 29. IS74. and the supplements thereto, forthe charter of an Intended corporation to be called -THE F'. A.

DAY'lS COMPANY'." the character and object of which Is the manufacture and sale of medical, scientific and other books, periodicals and publications, and for these purposes to have and posses and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of the said Act of Assembly and its supplements. YV. HORACE HEPBURN. Solicitor. ESTATE OF DAVID SMITH.

DE. CEASED. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and thosa having claims to present the same, wiiliont delay, to J. McLEoD SMITH. 1226 STILES street, Or to his attorney, JOHN M.

EST, 400 CHESTNUT StreeU ESTATEOF CORNELIUS S. CROLIE, DECEASED. Letters of administration, ancillary, on the above estate having lieen granted to the COMMON WEALTH Tl I LE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment and, those having claims to present the same, without delay, at the oihce of said compauy. bi3 CHESTNUT Streeu HENRY 41. DECHERT, President.

Or to its attorney in said estate, GEORGE 1C. VAN DCS EN, 750 DREXEL BUILDING. ESTATE OF JOSEPH CLAWGES, DECEASED. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate ara requested to make jiavment. and those having claims to present the same, without delav.

to. EMMA M. SCHICK, Or to her attorney. JOSEPH GOODP.READ. 635 WALN UT Street ESTATE OF MARY AMANDA MITCHELL.

DECEASED. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted the undersigned, all persons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment and thosa having claims to present the same without delay, to A EN RY ITCH ELL, YVILSON MITCHELL. 310 N. FOURTH Street. Or to their attorney.

DAVID W. SELLERS..