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Home. Belmont and EH gel avesATues, 10.30 Further services and Interment, Trtnitr USEMENTS REGISTER'S NOTICES WNSTITUTO SHERIFF'S SALES 5888-08. P. Quinn t. Lonts Mixllore.

Same. 3892 Kelley Bros. Coal Co. ts. Samuel REGISTER N0TIGES Sept.

I'oKLAPP Account of John Van Lew Klapp et Executors of Gertrude H. Klapp, deceased. Sept. 11 KIRK HAM First and final account Elizabeth Clarke. Administratrix e.

t. a. of John Henry Kirkham. deceased. Sent.

30 KENNEDY First and final account of Lillian K. Wyman, Administratrix of Martha G. Kennedy, deceased. Oct. 3 KRAVETSKY First and final account of Hannah Kravetsky.

Administratrix, of Elias Kravetsky, deceased. Oct. 3 KENNEDY First and final account of William A. Dunlap. Admin'r of Bridget Kennedy, deceased.

Oct. 3 KOCH First final account of Continental-Equitable Title and Trust Admin'r of Charles Koch, deceased. Oct. 3 KEARNEY, minor First account of James J. Boyle.

Guardian of Aloysius Kearney, late a minor. Sent; 28 LLOYD First account of The Integrity Title Insurance. Trust and Safe Deposit Co. et Executors of William Lloyd, deceased. Oct.

3 LENNTG First and final account of George G. Herring, ancillary of Exec-u- Thompson Lennig, deceased. Oct. 3 LITTLE First and final account of Benjamin T. Lyle, Executor of Mary Little, deceased.

OCT. 3jIEW ELLEN The account of Henry Trnmbore ct al F.Toe'rs nf Sarah i. nreciseiy. interment Mt Morian. I POTTS.

26th inst. MARGARKTi wifa Of Joseph Potts. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed. 2 PM.

residence. 207 Ann st. Un ferment Oakland. PECE. 25th inst, BOAZ.

husband ot late Mary Jane Price, aged 67. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Tnesv 2 PM, residence, son-in-law. Christian A Olson. 2022 3 Colorado st. Remains may be viewed, Mon M.

Interment Fernwood. RANKEN. Suddenly, 26th inst, ANDREW husband of Mary Catherine Ranken, of Atlantic City aged 64. Relatives and friends, also Lodge. No 54, A and Camden Forest, No Invited to services, Wed.

2 PM, residence of his son-in-law, George Peckeri, 29 South 42d st, Camden, J. Interment, Fernwood, Philadelphia, Pa. Masonic service Tues, 8 PM. HITTER, 23d Inst. CATHARINE, widow ot Henry Ritter and daughter of late Geortra and Ann Crock.

Relatives" and friends Invite to funeral. Mon. 1PM. residence. 2120 Venango et.

Interment Leverlngton. ROTH BRGBR. 26th inst. JOHN WILLIAM, son of George and Annie Rothenberge (nee Kelly), parents residence. 2823 Concord ave.

Camden. J. No funeral. SCH ALL. 26th Inst.

MARGARET A. daugh ter of late Joseph and Ann Scball, Relatives and friends, also Rosary Society of St Mary's. lnylted to funeral, Wed. 8.30 A M. residence, 193 Baldwin st.

Manayunk. Requiem mass at st Mary's 10 A M. Interment private. St Mun'a Roxhorouah. SCHLIOHTRR.

2oth inst. TAMSON, widow of Henry Schlichter, aged 74. Rela tives anil friends invited to services. Mon, t) M. residence.

2203 North 19th st. Phila. Interment Amityvftse Cemetery, Amityvllle, Berks county. P'a, Tues. 11 A M.

SCHUSTER. Suddenly, 26th inst, BARBARA, wife of William Schuster. Relatives and friends, also Mizpah No 2ft, of the Ladies' Aid and the congregation of the German Reformed Church, 7 2d and Eflm-wood ave. invited to funeral. Wed, 1.30, husband's residence, 2501 Gross st (63d and Elmwood ave).

Services German Reformed Church. 2.30 M. Interment Mt Zion. SCOUT. 26th inst.

GEORGE) T. son of Ed mund J. and Jennie Scout (nee Stewart), aged 17. Relatives and friends invited funeral, Thurs, 8 A M. residence of parents, 2043 McKean st.

Solemn reauiem mass at St Thomas Aquinas at 9.30 A precisely. Interment Holy Cross. SELB X. 26th inst, RICHARD E. husband ot Elizabeth Selby.

aged 71. Relatives and friends, also Col Frank Heath Garrison, No 133, Army and Navv Union and Frankford Council. No 176. JtO A M. Invited to funeral.

Wed. 2 M. residence. 5113 Ditman St. Frnnkford.

Interment North Cedar Hill. SHARKEY. 26th inst, BERNARD; husband of late Mary Ann -Sharkey. Relatives and friends, also Sodality and Sacred Heart Society, TAB Society of St Ann's, Invited to funeral. Thurs.

8.30 A residence, 2008 Somerset st. Solemn requiem mass St Ann's, 10 A M. Interment St Ann's. SHELMIRE. 25th inst.

MARY JANE, wife of Nelson II Shelmire. aged 62. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, without further notice, residence. Southampton. Pa.

Tues, 2.30 M. Interment Churchville. Train leaves Readine Terminal 1.23 M. SHERIDAN. Motherwell, 31st nit, MARGARET SHERIDAN, aged 86, widow of Thomas McDermott, formerly of Ballinagh, County Ca-van, Ireland.

RIP. SLOAN. 26th inst, MARY widow of Albert Sloan, aged 68. Relatives and friends invited to services, Tues, 2 residence, 1015 South 47th st. Interment private, Woodlands.

SMITn. 24th inst. JOIIN SMITH. Relatives and friends invited to services, residence. 2102 Brandy wine 6t, Mon.

2PM precisely. Interment private. SMITH. 27th Inst, WILLIAM husband of Emma Smith. Due notice.

Residence, 248 North 20th st. SOMMER. 26th inst. DOROTHEA, widow of late Louis Sommer (nee Bauch), aged 79. Relatives and friends invited to services.

Wed, 2 M. residence son-in-law. Charles Beth-told. 2626 6th st. Interment private.

STONE. 24th inst. SARAH IRELAND, widow of Samuel Stone. Relatives and friends invited to services, Mon, 2PM precisely, residence, 4918 Hazel ave. Interment private.

STOUT. 27th inst. ABEL LUKENS STOUT. Relatives and friends invited to- services, residence, 403 West Schoolhouse lane, Germantown. Wed, 30th inst.

2 M. Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. STREER. 25th inst, MARY wife of William Streer.

and daughter of Michael and Elizabeth Maiier, aged 26. Relatives and friends, also Ladies' Auxiliary of A invited to funeral. Tues, 8.30 A residence, 4526 Ditman st, Frankford. High mass of requiem St Joachim's, lo A M. Interment Joachim's.

STROOK. 27th inst. son of late Joseph and Catharine Strock. Due notince. THOMPSON.

25th inst. FRANCES D. widow of late Joseph Thompson (nee Clopper). Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Mon, 2 M.

residence. 733 Park ave. Oolllngswood. J. Interment private.

Harleigh. TITTMAN. 26th inst. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, husband of Hattie Tittman (nee Plum-mer). aged 48.

Relatives and friends, also Rescue council. No loi, jr a um-den Council, No 16. LOR Camden Lodge. No. 257.

of T. and employes of Penna R. invited to funeral, Tues, 2 residence. 212 27th st, Ctamden, J. Services Grace Baptist.

2.30 M. Interment Camden New Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Mon evening. WE1GAND. Suddenly.

26th inst. ELIZABETH, widow of Harry Welgand. Funeral Tues, 10.30 A precisely, residence. 1642 West Susauehanna ave. Interment Coopers-town.

N. J. Train leaves Market st ferry 12 noon. WHITEMAN. 26th inst.

MARY, widow of John Whiteman. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed. 7.30 A granddaughter's residence, Mrs Rebecca Simpler, Z42 a.id St. Mass of requiem Cathedral, 9 A M.

Interment Holv Cross. WILEY. -25th Inst, HUGH, husband of Mary Wiley. Relatives and friends, also Philadelphia Rapid Transit Relief Association, the 16th and Jackson st car barn, invited to services, Tues, 2 residence, 1116 Tree st. Remains may be viewed Mon.

7 to 9 M. Record of the Courts SUPERIOR COURT LIST The following cases are listed for argument in the Superior Court next week: 1 Commonwealth ex rel. Bates vs. McKenty, warden, appellant. Q.

S. Philadelphia. (Continued from Philadelphia list). 2 Commonwealth ex rel. Bates, warden.

(Bates, appellant). Q. S. Philadelphia. 3 Commonwealth ex rel.

Fagan vs. Francies, warden. Q. S. Blair county.

(In re petition for writ of habeas corpus). 4 Commonwealth vs. Fagan. Q. S.

Blair County. 5 City of Altoona. appellant, vs. Reinsling et al. C.

P. Blair county. 6 Bungartem. sheriff, vs. Butler.

et al. (Butler appellant). C. P. Centre county.

7 Cornelius vs. Lytle, appellant. C. P. Blatr coun ty 8 McDonald vs.

Albert, appellant. C. P. Clearfield county. 9 Eastburn, appellant, vs.

Edelbute. C. P. Clearfield county. In re.

application for incorporation of Myerstown into a borough Blecker et appeal. Q. S. Lebanon county. 11 Crescent Pipe Line Company, appellant, vs.

Jeffries. C. P. Huntingdon county. 12 Stratford vs.

Lukens, appellant. C. P. Huntingdon county. 13 Postal Telegraph Cable Company, appellant, vs.

City of Altoona. C. P. Blair county. 14 In re.

application for liquor license. Bell appeal. Q. S. Blair county.

15 Fouse, appellant, vs. Snyder. C. P. Blair county.

16 Christy estate Christy et appeal. O. C. Blair county. 17 City of Altoona vs.

Silverman et appellants. C. P. Blair county. 18 Hollidaysburg Male Female Seminary Company vs.

Gray, appellant. C. P. Blair county. 19 Kilbossa vs.

Eisenhauer et appellants. C. P. Clearfield county. 20 Kercher.

supervisor, appellant, vs. Weiss, treasurer. C. P. Lebanon county.

21 Seedenburg et vs. Fouse, appellant. (In equity). C. P.

Blair county. 22 Edwards vs. McCauley, appellant, C. P. Blair county.

23 Potter, appellant, vs. Page, treasurer. C. P. Potter couuty.

24 Cooper vs. Aitoona Concrete Construction Supply Company, appellant. C. P. Blair county.

stoaaara et receivers, appellant, vs. Myers et al. C. P. Clearfield county.

26 Cloyd et al. vs. Reynolds, appellant. C. P.

Huntingdon county. 27 Schneider vs. Boro. of Miil Creek, appellant. C.

P. Huntingdon county. 28 Buck vs. Henry et ah, appellants. C.

P. Huntingdon county. 29 Cessna vs. Clouse, appellant. C.

B. Bedford county. 30 Isenberg, appellant, vs. Black et Commissioners. C.

P. Huntingdon county. U. S. DISTRICT COURT Judge Thompson filed an order directing Ex- iKiuuier in me sun or tne unitea oiaies vs.

Keystone Watch Case to adjourn meeting set for October 29, at Boston, and further that until witnesses make full answer to certain Interrogatories the defendants are not obliged to submit testimony. jsetore juoge j.nompson a verdict for $7150 in favor of the plaintiff was rendered in the case of Samuel Seler vs. Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in action for personal injuries. COMMON PLEAS SUITS BEGUN Court No. 1 SEPTEMBER TERM.

3872 Walter C. Stokes A- Rnmnel Crowther, Jr. Contract. Monroe Buckley. 3S77 Van Pelt B.

L. Association vs. Emily Bethell, et al. Mortgage. Charles Pile.

(BJexanaer Warendorff vs. John D. Stauffer. Contract. Wessel Aarons.

3879 Jonathan Jenks vs. Abraham Hart, et al. Same. Simpson, Brown Williams. 3916 Willie vs.

Transit Co. Damages. M. Kendrick. 3917 First National Bank of Bangor vs.

Meckly-Lance Lumber Co. S. W. Cooper. 3919 U.

S. Improvement Co. vs. General Construction CO. Contract.

Morgan, Lewis Bockius. 3922 George Plumer Leather Co. vs. Louis Sllberman. Contract.

Kane Runk. 3923 Morris Marks vs. County Commissioner and J. B. Sheehan.

H. L. Mans, atty. 8926 Charles M. N.

Killen vs. O. W. Rogers. Contract.

Conner. 3427 West Publishing Co. vs. W. Leonard.

Same Carr. Beggs Steinmetz. 3928 Henry Wickman vs. Record Publishing Co. Damages.

Breltlnger. 3929 Gabell, vs. Emma M. Gum-niev, executrix. Contract.

Same. V3930 Pfizenmaier vs. Henry Scharg. Same. Same.

3932-35 Rose Callagher, et al, vs. Robert "ulley, ct al. Mortgages. T. Quin.

3937 First Mortgage Co. vs. John A. Roes. Contract.

Johnson Gilkyson. Geo. Schwinu vs. W. T.

Gebell. Contract. Buckmnn. 3947 Jane B. Cross vs.

A. B. Daniels. Contract. Brown Lloyd.

3881 Frank Knhn. Sr. vs. BenJ Horwttz. Contract.

Speckman. SK5 Beni Swartz vs. John Orth. Same. Levi Mandel.

1 SSStt Bernstein Mfg. Co. vs. Rev. Wm.

Mi. Holilerby. Same. I jormeu, SKippaeJr. 'rues.

10.30 A M. Train leaves Huntingdon St Station. 8.49, arriving Norristown, .26. Special trolley, De Kslb St Station. CROSSIN.

25th Inst. ANNIES, wife of Edward Crossin (nee Needhaml. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Tues. 8.30 A M. residence.

530 Taney st (near 26th and South). Solemn requiem mass St Patrick's. 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross, DANIELS. 24th Inst, JOHN A.

JR. son of John and Catherine Daniels. Relatives and friends, also League of the Sacred Heart of the Cathedral and employes of Baldwin's Lo comotrve Works, invited to funeral. Tues. 8.30 A from his parents' residence.

2241 Wood st High requiem mass at St Francis' at 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross. DAVENPORT. 25th Inst, ELIZABETH, widow of James Davenport, aged 77. Relatives and friends invited to services, Tues, 3PM precisely, residence.

1360 Gillingham st, Frank-ford. Interment private. Greenwood. DEMPSTER. Suddenly, 27i.ii Inst, MARY wife of the late Henry Dempster.

Rela-tives and friends invited to services, Wed, 2 resilience, 5923 Market st. Interment private. DUGAK 25tb inst, PETER T. husband of Elizabeth Dugan (nee Kettlewell). Relatives ana mends, also Division 5, A H.

and Branch 55. A. invited to funeral, Tues, 8.30 A M. residence. 130 East st.

Mana- yunk. Solemn requiem mass at St John the: Baptist. Interment Westminster. DUNN. Pittshnrirh.

Pa. 24rh inst. PAT- RICK, son of late Joseph and Mary Dunn, late of JLHiblin. Ireland. Relatives and friends in- vited to funeral.

Tues. 8.30 A SL residence of his brother. Mr Joseph Dunn, 1920 Dalkeith st, Nioetown. High mass of reauiem at St Stephen's at 10 A M. Interment Holy Senulcbre.

E3NNTS. 24th inst, RUTH, daughter of Jas II and Anna Ennia (nee Black aged 14 months. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Mon. 3 M. residence, 3315 Rand st.

Interment private. FINNERTY. Suddenly, 26th Inst, JOSEPH, son of Thomas and Alice Finnerty, aged 9. Relatives and friends, also pupils of St Philip's School, invited to funeral, Tues, 7.30 A M. parents' residence, 23 Clymer st (Front and Catharine sts).

Mass of requiem at St Philip's 9 A precisely. Interment Holy Cross. flTZSIMMONS. 23d inst. TIMOTHY, son of Margaret and late James Fltzsimmons.

aged 21. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Mon. 8.30 A M. mother'? residence. 116 Pem-berton St.

High requiem mass St Philip's 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross. FLINN. Suddenly, 25th inst. WTLLIAM R.

son of late James and Catharine Flinn. aged 58. Relatives end friends, also Peace Council. No 395. Volunteer Country Club, employes of Daetwyler Co and other organizations of which he was a member, invited to funeral.

Mon. 2 M. residence of his nephew. Jas Maskell. 6601 Greenway ave.

West Phila. Remains may be viewed oa Sun eveninsr. Interment nrivate. FOLEY. 27th inst.

(GEORGE FOLEY, son of Patrick and Eila Foley, formerly of Bor-dentown, J. aged 52. Due notice of funeral, residence, 441 Haddon ave, Camden, J. GALLAGHER. 20th inst.

CHARLES A. son of John and Anna Gallagher. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed. 8.30 A residence, of his parents.

3346 Lancaster ave. West Fhila. High mass of requiem at St James' at 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross. GIVBNS.

27th inst, CATHARINE, late of Ardara. County Donegal, Ireland. Due notice, residence brother, James Givens, 1930 Callowhill st. GOLDSTEIN. 26th inst, CLARA, wife of Siegfried Goldstein, aged 47.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Tues, 10 A residence, 2117 Ontario st. Interment Mt Sinai. HAMILTON. 20th inst.

CATHARINE, widow of Geotire Hamilton. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed. 7 A residence of daughter, Mrs Mary Braceland, 522 Quarry St. Requiem mass St Augustine's.

8.30 A precisely. Interment Holy Cross. HENLY. 26th inst. ALFRED, husband of Myrtle Henly (nee Solomon), son of Albert and Bertha Henly.

Due notice, residence, 3731 18th st, HERON. 26th inst, ROSE wife of the late Charles Heron, formerly of 1405 North 18th st. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed. 8.30 A resid'-nce of her son-in-llaw, Mr Johnson, 526 North 63d st.

Solemn requiem mass at 'Our Lady of Rosary, 10 A M. Interment private, Old Cathedral. HCFNAL. 25th inst. LAURA, daughter of late Adam and Marv Hufnal.

Relatives and friends invited to services, Tues, 2 PM, residence, 31 1 56th st. Interment private at West Laurel Hill- Remains may be viewed on Mon, 7 until 9 M. HURST. 27th Inst. HANNAH, widow of Charles Hurst, aged 71, residence of son-in-law, William Johnston.

377 Green lane, Roxborough. Due notice. JEFFERIS. 25th inst. EDWARD E.

husband of Rachel A Jefferis (nee Sinkinson). and son of late and Mary A Jefferis. aged 50. Relatives and friends and all societies and organizations of which he was a member and city and county officials, invited to funeral Tues, 2 M. residence.

452 Kaigbn ave, Camden, J. Interment Evergreen. Remains mav le viewed Mon evening. KELLER. At rest.

24th inst, SAMUEL KELLER, aged 90. Relatives and friends invited to services. Mon. 8 residence, 2209 29th st. Interment Tues.

A M. at Lower Tmicum Lutheran Church, Bucks co. Pa. Doylestown papers -please copy. KERNEY.

24th inst. THOMAS, husband of Marirarpt Kernev. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society of Epiphany, invited to funeral, Tues. 8.30 A M. residence, 2229 Clarion st.

Solemn requiem mass at cnurcn of the Epiphany at .10 A M. Interment New Cathedral. KEYS. Suddenly, 24th inst, ROBERT, husband of late Mary Keys. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

Tues, 8.30 A M. residence, 5154 Girard ave. West Philadelphia. Solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Mother of Sorrows at 10 A M. Interment Cathedral.

KISSELBACH. 27th inst, JACOB A KIS-SELBACH, agei tS6. Relti and friends, also Mille Lodge, No IMOO. and Ashland Encampment, No 45. IOO Phila Lodge.

No H. 1 invited to services, Thurs, 2 at the chapel of Kirk Nice, undertakers, Washington lane and Main st, Germantown. Interment, Northwood. LA FF ERTY. 27th inst.

DANIEL J. husband of late Jane Lafiferty. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name and TAB Society of Epi-hanv Church. De Soto Council, No 315, of and Court Gen George McClellan, of A. Knickerbocker Beneficial Society and Ice Drivers' Union, invited to funeral.

Thurs, 8.30 A M. residece, 1102 Jackson st. Solemn requiem, mass. Church of the Epiphany, 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross.

LANG AN. 26th inst, MARGARET, daughter of William and Margaret Langan. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Tues, 8.30 A M. residence. 18(15 57th st.

Solemn requiem mass St Gregory's, 10 A M. Interment Holy ross. LA VALLIN. 27th inst. JOHN LA VAL-LIN.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed, S.30 A M. residence. 1714 Catharine st. Requiem mass at St Charles', 10 A M.

Interment, New Cathedral. LEONARD. 26th inst. FJDWARO LOUIS. son of Jacob and Rebecca Leonard, aged 2.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Mon, 2 1 precisely, residence of parents, 2439 30th st. Interment Adath Jeshurun. LEWIS. 27th inst, ELEANOR, widow of Thomas Lewis. Due notice, residence, 2229 Norns st.

LOGAN. 25 th inst. BESSIE REARDEON. wite ot Harvey Losran. Relatives and friends invited to services.

Wed, 11 A residence. Corner Store, near Phoenixville. Pa. Continued services at 2 in chapel, Montgomery, Norristown. Interment at Montgomery.

Norristown. LOW RY. 26th inst. FREDON1A widow of Andrew Lowry (nee Williams). Relatives and friends invited to services, Tues, 2PM precisely, residence son-in-law, William Clark, 4724 Silverwood st, Manayunk.

Interment private. McCABE. 25th inst. JOHN, husband of Ellen Nora McCabe. aged 65.

formerly of Mas-cher and Dauphin sts. Relatives and friends. Tues, Cathe- Ife of late John McCormick. Relatives aud friends invited to funeral, residence. 152 Hermitage st.

Manavntik, Tues, S.30 A M. High mass. Holy Familv, 10 A M. ilnterment Mcdonald. 25th inst.

maria Mcdonald. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Tues, 2PM precisely, residence of Mrs Mary fjodfrey, 2638 Callowhill st. Interment Mount Moriah, McGURN. 25th inst. ANNIE wife of James McGurn.

Funeral Tues, 7.30 A residence. 408 24th st. High mass of requiem. St Francis' 9AM precisely. Relatives and friends of family invited.

Interment Cathedral. McIIUGH. 25th Inst. JOSEPH A. son of John and Annie A Mcllugh (nee Conlen).

asfed 14.. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Tues, 9 A parents' residence, 2025 Dickinson st. Solemn requiem mass, St Thomas Aauinas'. 10.30 A precisely.

Interment llolv Cross. Mo WILLIAMS. 24th inst, MARGARET A. daughter of late David and Marv McWill-ianis. Relatives and friends invited to services.

Mon. 1.30 precisely, residence. 2205 19th st. Interment strictly private. McWILLIAMS.

26th inst, JOHN J. husband of o)Dia McWillianis. aged 56. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed, 8.30 A M.

residence, 414 54th st. High mass at Our Lady of Victory. Interment private. MACKIN. New York city.

25th inst. WTT- LI AM MACKIN. aged 53. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Mon. 8.30 A M.

from apartmeuts of Oliver Bair. 1820 Chestnut st. Phila. Solemn requiem mass at Our Lady of Mercy. Broad and Susquehanna.

10 A M. Interment Holv Cross. MARKLEY 26th inst. ANNE wife of Joiin Murkley. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

Wed. 1 residence, 345 Wolf st. Interment Fete wood. MOORE. 27th inst, MARY (nee Harkins) wife of John Moore, aged 42.

Due notice. Residence, 6329 Paschall ave. MOUAN. 25th inst. JAMES, husband of Alice Mufiiii.

Relatives and friends, also employes of Skelly's Bolt Works, invited to funeral. Tues. 8 A M. residence. 1517 Lambert st.

High mass at the Church of St Thomas Aquinas at 9.30 A M. Interment Holv Cross. MORGAN. 26th hist. MICHAEL, husband of Susan Morgan.

Relatives ana friends invited to funeral, Thurs, 8.30 A M. residence. 3275 Chancellor st. Solemn high mass of requiem at St James' 10 A M. Interment Cathedral.

MULLIN. 27th iust. BRIDGET, wife of Terence Mullin. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thurs.

SS.30 A residence, 243 10th st. Solemn high mass of requiem St Jo' 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross. MURPHY. 27th inst, ANNA, daughter of the laie Michael and Margaret Murphy, aged 21.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed. 8.30. residence of her brother. 2629 Palethorp st.

High mass at the Visitation, 10 A M. Interment. Holy Cross. MYERS. 27th inst, residence.

623 Belgrade st, SARAH widow of Dallas Myers. Due notice. NICHOLS. At his residence, 1312 Divinity place (50th st and Woodland ave), 27th inst, WILLIAM NICHOLS. Due notice.

O'BRIEN. 27th Inst. TIMOTHY J. husband of late Margaret O'Brien. Funeral, Wed, 8.30 A M.

residence, 4204 6th st. Solemn re-ouiein mass. St Veronica's. 10 A M. Interment TH-ivate, Holy Sepulchre.

OSTERW ALDER (G EI BEL). 25th inst, BERTHA OSTERWALDER (GEIBEL). aged 6L Relatives aud friends invited to services. Tues, 2 M. residence.

1446 10th st. Interment Northwood. PEARSON. 27th inst, at her residence, 125 Walnut lane. Germantown.

MARY wife of Oeorge Pearson. Relatives and friends invited to services. Wed. 11 A M. St Luke's Giermantown.

Interment private. Omit flowers. kil. Mernoaisi apiseopai mrnif, zmn inst. MA RY widow Lowden Poole, aged Relatives and friends invited to services.

PK)L. Methodist Episcopal Home, 26th 1 Rasch. Contract, Dolan Krans. I 389S Mayer vs. Rottmau.

Mortgage. Hers- Derg. 3894 Henry J. Scott vs. Wm.

H. Henderson. Contract. lianby. 3895 Samuel Borolsky et al.

vs. W. J. S. R.

R. Co, Damages. H. J. Scott.

S896 Same vs. Same. Same. Same. 3897 Joseph Caruso et al vs.

City. Same. Same. 8898 Same vs. Same.

Same. Same. 3889 Edwin H. Conley vs. Same.

Same. 3901 J. HAmilton Harris vs. Mark A. Barn-aby.

Same. Farr. 8904 Joseph O. Staples vs. Georee W.

Deitii. Contract. Hepburn. Carr Kranss. 3905 Sarah Robins vs.

Transit Co. Same. Same. 3914 Third Palrhill Bldg. AscociaHon vs.

Frank O'Keefe. Mtg. Wm. F. Brennan.

ORPHANS' COURT 1 Decree By PRESIDENT JUDGE TJAULETT. Awarding a citation for account in estate of Luiei Marasco and Marv Ew Binbage. Granting petition for widow's exemption estate of Richard J. Prince. By JUDGE LAM0RELLE: Appointing W.

D. C. Wright as trustee In estate of John Wright. Granting petitions for allowance in estetn of the Felllshman. minors.

Emni Warbnrtoo. as administratrix of Marv EL Warburton. Clemens Helmig. as administrator of Catharine Greislnger. Bernard Devtne.

as guardian of Miarv Devine. DichnrgrR Charles M. G. FVlter, as administrator of Mary J. Pedrlck; John I.

Hawkins, as executor, of Sophia C. Perkins: Rev. John F. Kennedy, an administrator of Hannah H. Burns; James J.

RagAri, as administrator of John A. Ragan; George C. Lloyd, as administrator of Elizabeth A. Lloyd: Chelten Trust Company, as executors of Samuel B. Sparks; Thomas B.

Ellis, aa executor of John Bower. Jr. QUARTER SESSIONS Today's Trial Umt Court No. 1 JUWB BAKBATT. Prison cases Matthew McMullen, murder: Bert Wilson, John Weiner, David Bender, Abe Bernskie.

Wllbert Thompson. Ethel Green, Joe. eph rower, Ethel Small wood. W. F.

Woodard. Dauphis Davidson, Kmest Patillo, 3. McCar-ty, Julius Florentine, Harry Deay, Joseph Robinson, Frank Marino, larceny: Alfred Barton. Accendo Belardino, Charles Kra turner, Samuel Olosky, Thomas Gates, Joseph Frank, assault and battery; Alfred Hao. burglary: Fred oraim, Marry William j.

Harvey, enter to steal. Sweeney Derrickson, malicious mistntoniiint' fAml.attA. JUDGMENTS In the following list the judgments are against tne nrsr-namea lit eacn case: Sykes, Walter G. and Rudolph Banerle, Jr William M. Lloyd Co.

For want of a de fense. $4170.82. Gregory, John T. and Enna A. La Rue Ann jk.

i.ai r. pw want oi a aerense. cztKK.TV. Zamorski, Jan and Re gina Eugene Zobel Note. S60.

Dalby, Harry H. Gregory. Marshall. Note execution issued. $173.78.

Scott, Amos R. et al. Virginia Reckless For want of an appearance. 233fl 02 Bryant, Harold L. et al.

Ernest F. Domer assignee. For want of sj miwh t-i hco Glaser, Charles W. Stephen Pawkev For want a defense. $312.85.

Helzer, Christian James L. James. For want of a defense. $79.25. Clay, Eliz.

D. et al. Nicholas Marshall. For want of an appearance. $1925.28.

Nickles, Ida V. et al. Wm. H. Bull, assignee.

For want of an appearance. $4419. McCue, Bridget Benj Horowitz. Transcript. $10.50.

McGuigan, James Harry Hnrowitz. Transcript. $42.82. Gourley, Herbert S. Samuel Gonrley.

Note. $1000. Barr. Maggie J. Owen Osborne.

For want of a defense. $1111.84. Ennls, John John A. and Sallie W. Pan-coast.

Four bonds, execution issued. Each $1969.92. Dilmore, Walter A. W. et al.

Trustees under will of Claude R. Norton, deceased. For want of an appearance. $3598.08. Bankruptcy A petition has been filed in the United States District Court to have Robert T.

Marshall, individually and late trading as R. T. Marshall of this city, adjudged an involuntary bankrupt. The petitioning creditors and the amounts claimed are: Alfred V. Bracher, $300; Shoemaker Busch.

$3158.99: A. J. Weldner. $252.49. ABINGTON HOSPITAL FUNDS AHE GROWING List of Contributions to Date Totals $9J660 Musicale to Be Held Tomorrow Thousands of dollars have already oeeu pledged for the proposed Abington General Hospital, to be erected on Highland avenue, Abington, as the result of -the movement inaugurated by public-spirited men and women of the northern suburban section.

Captain Robert Sewell, treasurer of the Board of Trustees, announces this list of contributors to date: Mrs. Geo. W. Elkins, $2000; George W. Elkins, $1000; George D.

Widener, $1000; Mrs. Wharton Sinkler $1000; W. M. Elkins, $1000; Miss Gertrude Gilbert, $100; Captain Robert Sewell, $500; John Gilbert, $500; Felton B. Elkins, San Francisco, $1000; William A.

Craven, $50; Gilbert Lovering, $o0; cash, $10; Mrs. A. C. Walter, treasurer of Ladies' Auxiliary (approximately), $1450; total to date, $9600. These contributions and guarantees do not include any moneys which may have been received by the Board of Trustees or other officials as the result of the booklet sent out during the last week, nor does it include the moneys already raised by the Women's Association of Noble, or of half a dozen other recent events held in the York road section.

Women of Glenside have arranged notable musical event as a benefit to the hospital, to take place in Abington tomorrow evening, and several other affairs are planned for the immediate future. With plans for the hospital accepted, actual construction work will be instituted as soon as the pledges and guarantees total $100,000, although it is planned to raise a quarter million. PRAISES AUTHORSHIP OF LATE DR. MILLER Rev. Dr.

J. F. Carson Describes Spiritual Force of Pastor's Sixty-two Books Reference to the authorship of the late Rev. Dr. J.

R. Miller was made by Rev. Dr. J. F.

Carson, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, N. X. and moderator of the General Assembly in 1911, at services in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Fiftieth street and Baltimore avenue, of which the former was pastor, last night. These were held in recognition of Dr.

Miller's life and work. Dr. Carson said that during the forty-two years of Dr. Miller's residence in Philadelphia he published sixty-six books, which had a circulation during his lifetime of over two million copies. "His books have been a potent force in mould: ing human characters, elevating human thought and comforting human hearts," he added: "He was a fane writer, but his ambition was not for fine writing.

Winged words were not his aim, but words that might win men to the lofty heights of spiritual experience and to the joys and privileges of the high places of divine grace and truth." GLOUCESTER CITY NEWS Special to The Inquirer. GLOUCESTER. CITY. N. Oct.

27. In celebration of All Souls' Day the members of St. Mary's Catholic Church on Sunday next will meet at the church and march to St. Mary's Cemetery, where the craves of the dead will be publicly blessed by Rev. Charles J.

Ciese. Local gnnners are ready for the opening of the rabbit season and they are looking forward to (rood cunning; on the opening day. Oumiers who were out tramping through the 0elds today declared that they saw many. YV. P.

Rles. of Toledo. tooijrht adlrewed a public mass meeting held in Green's Hall under the direction of the Socialist Party, which is makinar a fight to elect some of its municipal candidates. Next Friday evening in the City Hall the Republicans will have a monster mass meeting, when the county and municipal Candidates will be present. It will be the only llepublican rally of the campaign.

The registration of voters here is less than and the Republicans claim that foor fifths of those not registered are Democrats. Thl is due to the fact that harmony does not prevail in the ranks of the Democratic I'arty. I 'or give the relief asked for. ROBETRT McAFEB, Secretary of the Commonwealth, Number Three. NA CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment to section three of article eight of the Constitution of Pennsylvania.

Section 1. Be it resolved by the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (if the Senate concur). That the following Is proposed as an amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl vania, in accordance with the provisions of the eighteenth article thereof: Section 2. Amend section three of article eight, which reads as follows: "All judges elected by the electors of the State at large may be elected at either a general or municipal election, as circumstances may require. All the elections for judges of the courts for the several judicial districts, and for county, city, ward, borough, and township for- reg-ulaf terms of service, shall be held on the municipal election day; namely, the Tuesday next following the first Monday of November in each odd-numbered year, but the General Assembly may by law fix a different day, two-thirds of all the members of each House consenting thereto: Provided.

That such elections shall always be held in an odd-numbered year," so as to read: Section 3. All judges elected by the electors of the State at large may be elected at either a general or municipal election, as circumstances may require. All elections for judges of the courts for the several judicial districts, and for county, city, ward, borough, and township officers, for regular terms of service, shall be heid on he municipal election day; namely, the Tuesday next following the first Monday of November in each odd-numbered year, but the General Assembly may by law fix a different day. two-thirds of all the members of each' House consenting thereto: Provided. That such elections shall be held in an odd-numbered year: Provided further.

That all judges for the coorts of the several judicial districts holding office at the present time, whose terms of office may end in an odd-numbered year, shall continue to hold their offices until the first Monday of January in the next succeeding even-numbered year. A true copy of Concurrent Resolution No. 3. ROBERT McAFEE, Secretary of the Commonwealth. Number Four.

A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment to section one of article nine of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, relating to taxation. Section i. Be it resolved by the Senate end House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met. That the following is proposed as an amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, In accordance with the provisions of the eighteenth article thereof: Section 2. Amend section one of article nine of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, which reads as follows: "All taxes shall be uniform, upon the same class oZ subjects, within the territorial limits of the authority levying the tax, and shall be levied and collected under general laws; but the General Assembly may.

by general laws, exempt from taxation public property used for public purposes, actual places or religious worship, places of burial not. used or held for private or corporate profit, and Institutions of purely public charity," so as to read as follows: All taxes shall be uniform upon the same class of subjects, within the territorial limits of the authority levying the tax. and shall be levied and collected under general laws, and the subjects of taxation may be classified for the purpose of laying graded or progressive taxes; but the General Assembly may, by general laws, exempt from taxation public property used for public purposes, actual places cf religious worship, places of burial not used or held for private or corporate profit, and institutions of purely public charity. A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 4.

ROBERT McAFEB, Secretary of the Commonwealth. Number Five. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Pennsylvania: Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met. That the following is proposed as an amendment to the Constitution of Pennsylvania, in accordance with the provisions of the eighteenth article thereof: Article IX. Section 15.

No obligations which have been heretofore issued, or which mar hereafter be issued, by any county or municipality, other than Philadelphia, to provide for the construction or acquisition of waterworks, subways, underground railways or street railways, or tne appurtenances tbeieof. shall be considered as a debt of the munieipaliry. w4tnln the meaning of section eight of afticie nine of the Constitution of Pennsylvania or of this amendment if the net revenue derived from said prope'rtv for a period of live years, either before or'after the acquisition thereof, or, where the same is ronstrued by the county or municipality, after the pomnletion tnereof. shall have been sufficient to iy interest and sink-ine-fund charges durinsr said uerioo upon said oblieations, or if the said obligations shall be secured by liens upon the respective properties, and shall impose no municipal liability. Where municipalities of counties shall issue obligations to provide for the construction of property, as herein provided, said municipalities or counties mav also issue obligations to provide for the inte'rest and sinking-fund charges accruing thereon until said properties shall have been completed and in operation for a period of one year; and said municipalities and counties shall not be required to levy a tax to pay said interest and sinkins-fund charges, as required by section ten of article nine of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, until after said properties shall have been Operated by said counties or municipalities during said period of one year.

Any of the eaid municipalities or counties may incur indebtedness in excess of seven percenrum. and not exeeedinz ten percentum, of the assessed valuation of the i taxable property therein, if said increase of indebtedness shall have been assented to by 1 three-fifths of the electors voting at a public election. In such manner as shall be provided Dy law. A true cony of Joint Resolution No. 5.

ROBERT McAFEFj. Secretary of the Commonwealth. HORSES, ETC. IS words or less. 30c; additional words, St, FOR SALE Six horses, $45 to $90; one pair large mules.

These horses are out of the hardest kind of work; also one fast trotting mare, color black, fearless of all street obstacles, safe for the most timid persons to use, and one contractor's business carriage. S23 N. 12th st. Horses to hire. BROWN COMBINATION HORSE, 7 YEARS old long tail and mane, perfectly fearless.

safe for lady to ride or drive, or business wagon, reasonable. ArDly 2859 X. Water st. $75 WILL BUY NICE YOUNG WORKHORSE, also store wagon and harness. 1518 Cam- brldge near 15th and Poplar.

FOR SALE CHEAP, GOOD AND carriage. 2953 N. Franklin. CAHHfAGES AND WAGONS 13 word or 30c; additional words. Sc TWO FURNITURE WAGONS.

2 HIGH SEAT box wagons, carry 800O. 1140 Ontario. BUILDING MATERIAL IS words or less, 30c; additional words, So WANTED BRICKLAYING. PLASTERING, new or alterations, low prices. Hanton, 1902 Monument ave.

B. F. Keith's Theatre NINE RECORD-BREAKING FEATURES! ADA REEVE London's Favorite Music Hall Sensation. DON'T MISS HER! WALNUT 3d Big Week. MATINEES WED.

AND SATURDAY POP. WKD. MAT. NO SEAT OVER $1.00. Special Election Day Nov.

5. ALEXANDER CARR -IN- LOUISIANA LOU With SOPHIE TUCKER Storm TEMPLE BROAD AND BERKS Grand opening Fri. Nov. 1: 3.30 and 8.15. Don't miss it.

Afternoon. 15c; evening. 25c. 50c. Todny at 2.

Suburban Winner; Jack The Giant Killer; The Steiner Trio: Cotter Boulden; Others. USUAL 6 BIG ACTS! Mats. Sat. 25c AT? Svs. 2000 Lower Fl'r The Grain of Dust Xov.

4 THE DINGBAT FAMILY Zoological Gardens Every day Admission. 25 cents: Children. 10 cents. Sat nrdavs and legal holidays. ADULTS.

10 CENTS; Children, cents. rvTiA iv nrO' dumont's minstrels UUMUlN 1 CT NINTH AND ARCH. Mats. Mom, Wed. and 10 2 cts.

SEEING THE HISTORICAL PAGEANT. I I THEATRE. MAT. lAMlNU Columbia Burlcsqt THEATRE. MAT.

Daily luers Matinee Today AUTO GIRLS EMPIRE ZALLAH'S OWxNCO. MIYM I Metropolitan Opera House SdcoP now open UrtKA 1109 Chestnut St. Only Gala Opening Performance Thursday Evening, October 31, at 8. Air A Gagliardi fdebnt), de Cisneros. Rle-lLJ goimftn, Calleja (debut), Sammarco, Scott, Huberdeau.

Campanini. "ft Manon Lescaut Sammarco. Venturinl. Campanini. sat 8Kvt Jales of HoffmannToW-r" Dufau, Ca van, Dareh, Keyes, Lagard, farriery, Dnfrsnne, Crabbe.

Charlier. Mon.8Evg. RIGOLETTO Lan Ruffo, Scott, Nicolay. Campanini. wccLEvg.

MASKED BALL gafrutau; Zenatello. Ruffo. Perosio. MASON HAMLIN OFFICIAL PIANO VP TP Tonight at ,8.3.5 JL I llV Popular Mats. Wed.

Sat. JAMES T. POWERS IN HIS NEW MUSICAL COMEDY 'Two Little Brides" NEXT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH THREE WEEKS' ENGAGEMENT E.H. SOTHERN JULIA MARLOWE IN SHAKESPEAREAN REPERTOIRE First Week: Mon. 'lues.

NigbTS Hamlet." Prices, all performances: D0c, oc, 1.00, r. 1 A I i uirA I i i' -1 1 -1 THURSDAY." OCT. 31st, 9 A. M. Mail reservations filled in order of receipt.

Subscription blanks can be had at box office. NOTE Miss Marlowe will appear In all performances, excepting "Hamlet" and "Riche- lieu." "nri DLIT EVENINGS AT 8.15 ADLLrHI Pop. SI Mat. Thurs. SAM S.

LEE 'SHURERT, Present LOOK WHO'S HERE heuen lowell Next Monday Seiits Thurs. 9 M. Bunty Pulls the Strings WITH ORIGINAL N. Y. COMPANY.

CHESTNUT STREE OPERA HOUSE. This next wk. Evgs. 8.15. Mats.

Sat. THR rle KOVEN OPERA CO. (DANIEL V. ARTHUR Manager) Presents the Nation's Light Oepra GREAT CAST OF GRAND OPERA STARS BESSIE ABBOTT, FLORENCE WICK-HAM and HERBERT WATEROUS (Metro. Opera N.

Y. WALTER HYDE (Covent Garden, London); CARL GAX'l VOORT (Boston Opera EDWIN STEVENS, GEO. FROTHINGHAM. PAULINE HALL. SYLVA van DYCK, PHILIP SHEFFIELD.

ANNA BUSSERT. MISHA FERENZO (Dresden Royal Opera House); LOUISE LeBARON, DOROTHY ARTHUR. PRICES T0c TO $2.00 Seats for Next Week on Sale Tomorrow RROAD Ijait Two Weeks. 8. OrVrtl Mats.

WefJ at 2.15. 15. A TREMENDOUS NIGHTLY OVATION FOR Tl LIAR Hi Id the Best of all Detective Plays. THE ARGYLE CASE By Harriet Ford narvey J. O'Higgins in Co-operation with the Famous Detective William J.

Burns Seats for the Third Week on Sale Thurs. Spe eia 1 Election Day Mat. Nov. 5. FORRFT Philadelphia's WKULOl Handsomest Theatre Last Six at 8.15.

Mats. Wed. Sat. Pop. Price.

Mat. Wed. with no seat over $1. COHAN HARRIS Present GEO. M.

COHAN'S Greatest Musical Success THE LITTLE MILLIONAIRE NEXT WEEK ONE WEEK ONLY JOS. M. GAITES Presents KITTY GORDON in "THE ENCHANTRESS" Garrirlr ThlH Xext Week. Evgs. 8.15.

Mats. Sat. Election Dav. Pop.price Mais.Wed election day. Best s'ts $1 DAVID BELASCO Presents THE OMAN A Play of the Hour, by Wm.

C. de Mille CHESTNUT THEATRE v-' street 1 DAILY 2.15. 8.15. CHOICE SEATS RESERVED, 25c and 50c UPPER BALCONY. 35c "ccSf'BREWSTERS MILLIONS' NEXT "PHFlK" FR" THE WEEK UnCUKEnd RACE PLAY NATION AL MATI NEES.

ibc "A DESPERATE CHANCE" Next Week "The Cowboy and the Squaw" Gayety The Jolly Follies DANCING Prof Dirk's 13X11 spring garden. 1 lui. 1- Privte lessons, correct waltz, -step, Yale. with music, and Beginners' Classes forming, afternoons, eves. Call CHILDREN'S DANCING CLASS SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, 3 CLOCK.

Rapid Progress. Deportment, tirace of Manner. Beautiful Fancy Dancing. Moderate Rates. A -1-5 IQTBroai 1 to 9 YiViYl UIVUO I Beginners Sat vu-nauLcc waiiz, -step in private 1 1P sons Trial 75c).

Write, phone for t. es- kt. DIED tli inst. CATHARINE, wife Adams. agel 5S.

Relatives and friend: jea to Kerviees. Wed, 8 1 residence inst. CATHARINE, wife of ner lewis 1ftl') cific st, 11th lielow Erie ave, Phila, Pa. Interment Thursday morniug, at Beverly. .7.

BALDERSTON. Suddenly. 25th inst, SA-HAH WILLIAMS, wife of William Balder-stou, aged 72. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, residence of husband, near Fail-Jington, Pa. Tenth Month irKth, 1.4,1 M.

C'rmvytinct's will meet from Broad St, Phila, arriving at Morrisviile 1.01! M. Iutermout private at convenience of fannlv. BARNES. 27th iust, MARY A. wife of Wal ter Barnes, atred 65.

Relatjves and friends invited to funeral. Wed. 1 residence, 5331 Greenway ave. Interment Nurthwood. BOLTON.

25th inst, ELIZABETH, widow of Lewis Bolton, aged years. Relatives and friends invited to services. Tues. 2PM residence of son-in-law. William Phillips' 2132 Natrona st (near and Diamond)' Interment West Laurel Hill.

BOND. 27th inst. MARY, daughter of the late William and Catharine Bond. Funeral, to which the relatives and friends are invited Wed. S.30 A residence, 1S04 Jackson st.

Mass of requiem at St Monica, 10 A precisely. Interment, Cathedral. BOYLE. Suddenly, 24th inst. JOHN L.

son of late Wellington and Marv Boyle. Relatives and friends, also Sioux' Tribe, No S7 IOR 51, invited to services, Mon, 2 residence. 115 63d st. Interment private BRADFIELD. 24th inst.

CHARLES BRAD-FIELD, aged 77. Relatives ana friends invited to funeral. Mon. 2 residence of son-in-law, George Hansel, Ardslev, Pa Interment Ardsley Burial. Take 1.43 train from Reading Terminal or Willow Grove trolleys to Ardsley.

BUt HER. '2f ith inst. FREDERICK BUCHER, aged t)7. Relatives and friends invited to services, Tues, 2 M. at the apart-meuts of Oliver II Bair, 1820 Chestnut st.

Interment, Mount Moriaii. CAREY. Suddenly. 25th inst. WILLIAM CAREY, aged 74.

Relatives and friends, also Colonel Rush's Lancers. Sixth Penna Volun teer cavalry Association and Penna Relief Association to funeral. Tues, 8 A residence of sister. 41 Farson st. Solemn -requiem mass at Our Lady of Victory 10 A M.

Interment Cathedral. CAREY. Suddenly. 23d inst, GEORGE husband of Sadie Carey, aged Co. Relatives and friends, also Mitchell Lodge, No 21H), and A Lodge No 2O0, I 6 Columbia Lodge, No 02, of employes of Metropolitan Lire Insurance Co, invited to services, Tues, 2 residence, 229 West Mt Pleasant ave.

Remains may be viewed Mon, 8 to 9 M. Interment private. CARR. 25th inst. ANNIE L.

wife of George Carr. Relatives and friends, also William McKinlev Lodge. No 41, Shepherds of Bethlehem: Itira Council. No 13. of Anna Ross Circle, No 30.

GAR; Maesne Baird Chanter. No 31. Order of Eastern Star, invited to services. Tues, 2 M. at her husband's residence.

cor Franklin and Master sts. Interment West Tnnrel Hill. CLAIRE. 25th Inst. MARTIN CLAIRE.

Relatives and friends, also 12th Ward Republican Association, invited to funeral. Mon 2 residence. S48 Leithgow st. Interment Green Mount. Remains may be viewed Sun evening.

CLARK. 25th inst. THOMAS, husband of Rica Clarke. Relatives and friends, also Ivan-hoe Lodge. and A M.

No 44-9: St John Chapter. A No 232; Corinthian Com-maudery, Knights Templar: A A Mystic Shrine. Ivv Lodire. No I F. and Saxonia Maennerchor.

invited to services. Tues. 1 30 residence. 725 Allegheny ave. Remains may be viewed Mon.

after 8 PM. Interment Mt Moriah. CLAY. Suddenly. 27th inst.

at late residence. 3728 ltjth st, HE.NI1Y. husband of late Catherine Clay. Due notice. COOK.

26th inst. HANNAH, widow of late George Cook, of Wallineford. Delaware Co. Pa ased S4. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

1 residence. Wallineford, Delaware Co. Pa. Interment Cumberland. CRAWFORD.

2tith inst. AVILLIAM Relatives and friends invited to services. Wed. 2 precisely, residence, 1535 Christian private. CRILLY.

25th hist. JOHN, son of late Patrick and Mary Crilly. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Tues. 8.30 A M. residence.

1025 Crease st, 18th ward. Solemn requiem mass at Immaculate Conception 10 A precisely. Interment New Cathedral. CKOI.L. 25th inst, KATE H.

wife of Sam- uet tToil. iisi hiuntineaon st. Relatives 1 and friends invited to services'. Mon. 8 M.

I Grace Reformed. 11th and Huntingdon sts. 1 "Much Ado About Nothing: vveo. wat "Richelieu;" Wed. Night, "Twelfth Night; Thurs.

Night, "Merchant of enlce; Fri. Nisrht. "Romeo and Juliet;" Sat. 3Night, KiR FTT OT1-1. inf H-iiiti i lan Harmh 1 r.

and friend HK Re vvw I VJ ltr tune.r!,J- rVhall0taveA AvttPhh. iTShssSt Francis de Sales, 10 A M. Interment T'ri- Mar. 25. RI ML Account of Harrold E.

Gil-lingham. Admin'r c. t. a. of Mary D.

Rihl. deceased. I DAVID MARTIN. Register. JONSTI PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION SUBMITTED TO THE CITIZENS OF THIS COMMONWEALTH FOR THEIR APPROVAL.

OR- REJECTION, BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF -THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH. IN PURSUANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONSTITUTION. Number One. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing" an amendment to article nins, section four, of the Constitution of the of Pennsylvania, authorizing the State to issue bonds to the amount of fifty millions of dollars for the Improvement of the highways of the Commonwealth. Section 1.

Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met. That the following amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania be. and the same is hereby, proposed, in accordance with the eighteenth article thereof: That section of article nine, which reads as follows: "Section 4. No debt shall be created by or on behalf of the State, except to supply casual deficiencies of revenue, repel invasion, suppress insurrection, defend the State in war. or to pay existing debt; and the debt created to supply deficiency in revenue shall never exceed.

In, the aggregate at any one time, one millioa of dollars," be amended so as to read as follows: Section 4. No debt shall be created by or on behalf of the State, except to supply cacual deficiencies of revenue, repel invasion, suppress. Insurrection, defend the State in war. or to pay existing debt; and the debt created to supply deficiencies in revenue shall never exceed, in the aggregate at any one time, one million of dollars: Provided, however. That the General Assembly, irrespective of any debt, may authorize the State to issue bonds to the amount of fifty millions of dollars for the purpose of improving and rebuilding the highways of the Commonwealth.

A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 1. ROBERT McAFEE, Secretary of the Commonwealth. Number Two. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment to section seven, article three of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, so as to permit special legislation regulating labor.

Section 1. Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met. That the following is proposed as an amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in accordance with the provisions of the eighteenth article thereof. Amendment to Article Three. Section Seven.

Section 2. Amend section seven, article three of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, which reads as follows. 'Section 7. The General Assembly shall not pass any local or special law authorizing the eieation, extension, or impairing of liens; "Regulating the affairs of counties, cities, townships, wards, boroughs or school districts: Changing the names of persons or "Changing the venue in civil criminal tases; "Authorizing the laying out, opening, altering, or maintaining roads, highways, streets or alleys: "Relating to ferries or bridges, or incorporating terry or bridge companies, except for the erection of bridges crossing streams whicn form boundaries between this and any other Slate; "Vacating roads, town piats, streets or alleys; Relating to cemeteries, graveyards, or public grounds not of the State: "Authorizing the adoption or legitimation of children; "Locating or changing country-seats, erecting new counties, or changing county lines; "Incorporating cities, towns, or villages, or changing their charters: "For the opening and conducting of elections, or fixing or changing the place cf voting; "Granting "Erecting new townships or boroughs, changing township lines, borough limits or school districts; "Creating offices, or prescribing the powers and duties of officers counties, cities, boroughs, townships, election or school districts; "Changing the law ot descent or succession; 'Regulating the practice or jurisdiction ot, or changing the rules of evidence in, any judicial proceeding or inquiry before courts, aldermen, justices of the peace, sheriffs, commissioners, arbitrators, auditors, masters In chancery, or other tribunals, or providing or changing methods for the collection of debts, or the enforcement of judgments, or prescribing the effect of judicial sales of real estate: "Regulating the fees, or extending the powers and duties of aldermen, justices of the peace, magistrates or constables: "Regulating the management of public schools, the building or repairing of school houses and the raising of money for such purposes "Fixing the rate of interest: "Affecting the estates of minors or persons under disability, except after due notice to all parties in interest, to be recited, in the special enactment; "Remitting fines, penalties and forfeitures, or refunding moneys legally paid into the treasury; "Exempting property from taxation; "Regulating labor, trade, mining or manufacturing: "Creating corporations, or amending, renewing or extending the charters thereof: "Granting to any corporation, association or individual any special or exclusive privilege or immunity, or to any corporation, association or individual the right to lay down a railroal track. "Nor shall the General Assembly Indirectly enact such special or local law by the partial repeal of a general law; but laws repealing local or special acts may be passed: "Nor shall any law be passed granting powers and privileges in any case where the granting of such powers and privileges shall nave oeeu proviuea ior iy general law.

nor i where the courts have jurisdiction to grant the same or give the relief asked for," so as to read as follows: Section 7. The General Assembly shall not pass any local or special law authorizing the creation, extension or impairing of liens: Regulating the affairs of counties, cities, townships, wards, boroughs, or school districts: Changing the names of persons or places: Changing the venue in civil or criminal cases: Authorizing the laying out, opening, alter ing, or maintaining roads, highways, street or alleys: Relating to ferries or bridges, or incorporating ferry or bridge companies, except for the erection of bridges crossing streams, which form boundaries between this and any other State: Vacating roads, town plats, streets or alleys: Relating to cemeteries, graveyards, or public grounds not of the State. Authorizing the adoption, or legitimation of Locating or changing county-seats, erecting new counties or changing county lines. Incorporating cities, towns or villages, by changing their charters: For the opening and conducting of elections, or fixing or changing the place of voting. Granting divorces: Erecting new townships or boroughs, changing township lines, borough limits or school districts: Creating offices, or prescribing the powers and duties of officers In counties, cities, boroughs, townships, election or school districts.

Changing the law of descent or uccession. Regulating the practice or jurisdiction of, or changing the rules of evidence in, any judicial proceeding or inquiry before courts, aldermen, justices of the peace, sheriffs, commissioners. arbitrators, auditors, masters in chancery or other tribunals, or providing or changing methods for the collection of debts, or the enforcing of judgments, or prescribing the effect of judicial sales of real estate: Regulating the fees, or extending the pow ers and duties of aldermen, justices of the peace, magistrates oi constables Regulating the management of public schools, the building or repairing of school houses and the raising of money for sucu purposes: Fixing the rate of Interest: Affecting the estates of minors or persons under disability, except after due notice to all parties in interest, to be recited in the special enactment: Remitting fines, penalties and forfeitures, or refunding moneys legally paid into the treas- jijxempting property taxation: Regulating labor, trade, mining or manufacturing, but the legislature uia regulate and fix the wages vi nouis or work or labor, and make provision the protec tion welfare and safety oi persons eniploreU by the State, or by any county, city, boiough, town, township, school district, Tillage, or i other civil division oi tue jstate. or oy any contractor or suo-eoutraetor performing Work, labor or services lor the State, or for any countv. city, borough, town, township, school district village or other clvu division there- fCreating corporations, or amending, renewing or extending the charters thereof: Granting to any corporation, association or Individual any special or exclusive privilege or immunity, or to any corporation, association, or individual the right to lay down a lail-road track: Nor shall the General Assembly Indirectly enact such special or local law by the partial repeal of a-' general law, but laws repealing local or special acts may be passed: Nor shall any law be passed granting powers or privileges in any case where the g.

anting of such powers and privileges' shall have h.n nrovided for bv general law. nor whnrn courts have jurisdiction to grant the same Continued from Preceding Page 43 seconds east 29 feet 5r6 Inches toapoiivt; thence south 17 degrees 25 minutes 58 spcoudss west 2 feet 34 inches to a point; thence south 78 defrrees 39 minutes east 71 feel: inches to a point; thence south 9 decrees DS minutes 17 seconds west 21 feet Inch to a ooint: thence north 78 degrees 39 minutes west 161 feet 24 inches to a point on the east side Franklin street and place of Containing in front on said Fr.mkiin street 21 feet, and extending: in depth 101' feet 2Vj inches (being No. 827 North Franklin street. Q. S.

January Term. 1912. No. 16. $1263.

Samuel P. Kotan. To be sold as property of Maksin Szkodowski. No. 170Vi.

Four-story brownstone front mcssuajre and lot of ground, on the northwest corner of Broad and Diamond streets, in the 32d Ward; containing in front 25 feet, and in depth 13S feet 7 inches to 5 feet wide alley, with the privilege thereof. C. P. No. 4.

Sept. Term. 1912. No. 1218.

$7113.67. Samuel M. Clement. Jr. To be sold as property of Charles C.

Aengle. A. LINCOLN ACKER, Sheriff. Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office.

Oct. 10. 1912. REGISTER'S NOTICES To all Legatees, Creditors and other persons Interested: Notice is hereby given that the following named persons did, on the dates affixed to their names, file their accounts In the office of the Register for the Pro-bate of Wills and granting Letters of Administration, in and for the Citv and County, of Philadelphia. That said Fjcecutors.

Administrators and Guardians have settled their accounts in the office of said Register, and that the -same will be presented to the Orphans' Court of said County on Monday, October 28, 1912, at 10 o'clock A. for confirmation, for which purpose they will be called for audit by the said Court in the Court Rooms on the Kast Corridor, Fourth Floor, City Hall, in said City, on Monday, November 4, 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M. 1912. Oct.

2, ATKINSON First and final account of Adelaide C. Thomas, Executrix of Abbie Atkinson, dec'd. Sept. 16, ALEXANDER First and final account of Christian Moe, Admin'r of Edward Alexander, dec'd. Sept.

21. ARMOUR 1st and final account of John Armour, ancillary Administrator of Myra J. Armour, dec'd. Sept. 25.

ALD EN First and final account of Catharine McMaster, Admin'r of Ruth A. Alden, dec'd. Oct. 2, ABfcjL First aDd final account of John U. Abel, Administrator of Samuel Abel, dec'd.

Sept. 16. BURROWS First and final account of Mary M. Hardie et Executors of George Burrows, deceased. Oct.

3, BROWN First and final account of Walter L. Brown, Executor of Annie K. Brown, dec'd. Oct. 3.

BELL First and final account of Laura M. Bell, Exec'x of Jonathan Bell, dec'd. Oct. 3, BURNS First and final account of Frankford Trust Co. et Executors of John Burns, dec'd.

Oct. 3, BEATON First and final account of Fannie F. Beaton, Executrix of Robert T. Beaton, dec'd. Oct.

3, BUCHANAN First and final account of Mary A. Sterrett et Executors of Margaret Buchanan, deceased. Sept. 26. BROWN First and final account of Merchants' Trust Admin'r of John W.

Brown, supposed to be dead, as stated by Merchants' Union Trust a corporation formed bv the merger of Union Trust Co. and Merchants Trust Co. Sept. 30. BECHTRL First account of Theodore A.

Bechtel. Administrator of Maude R. Bechtel. dec'd. Sept.

30. BURKART First and final account or aran fuzauetn Wilson nee Fin-lej), Admin'x c. t. a. of Helen M.

Burkart. deceased. Oct. 2. BUI TER WORTH First and" final account of Clara BuTterworth.

Admin- JiatrrSt Butterworth. dec'd. Oct. 3. BLACK First and final account of Margaret Wrlie.

Admin'x of Susan Wy-lie Black (a lanatiO. deceased. Oct. S. BRADY First and final account of Sallie p.

Brady, Admin'x of Vincent P. Biady. dec'd. Sept. 10.

BERG, minor First and final S.f Da.Tld Berg. Guardian of Lottif- Berg, late a minor. Sept. 19. BRENNAN, minor First and final OOUI James Foearty.

Guardian of William Leo Breunan, a minor. Oct. BECK, minor First and final account of Continental-Equitable Title and Trus Co. Guardian of Leonard Beck, late a minor. Oct.

3. BRODERICK. minor First and final account of Continental-Equitable Title and Trust Guardian of Helen Bro- rw PrPndereast). late a minor. minor-First and final ac- T- Guardian of Harold E.

Brown, a minor Sept. 17. CUMMISKEY-Account of A. Hea-ton Minmck. Executor of Margaret Cummiskev.

dec'd. Oct. 2, CLIFT Final account of George H. deWiied Executors of Elmira Clift. Oct.

3. CASSIX First ail tl final fl fntln rP dVciaVd888111, EXeC'X Enly Cassln- amount of Oscar R. Christ. Hxecutor of Sarah Jane Christ, deceased. 3' Second account of Philadelphia Trust, Safe Dep.

and Ins. Co. et Executors of John H. Converse, dec d. 3.

CHESTERMAN 2nd and final account of Frank E. Chesterman et Execu- Oct. Oct. OCt. Sept.

oesterman, dec'd. UAKROLL Fil st and final account of George J. Carroll, Admin'r of Emily vttiiuu, uec a. Sept. 23 CAUFFMAN First and final account hTl1 Cautfman.

Admin'r of Linda L. tauffman. dec'd. as stated hv William L. uuffman et Executor's of Emil Caul man.

deceased. Oct. 3. CRAM First and final account of Henry G. Hart.

Admin'r d. b. n. of Thomas J. Cram, dec'd.

Sept. 2s, CON LEY. minor First and final account of The Integrity Title Insurance. and Safe Ieposit Guardian of rank Conley. late a minor.

oct. 3, COLLOM, minor First and final account of Girard Trust Guardian of Phebe Laurette Collom, late a minor. Oct. 3, CROWLEY, minor Account of Continental-Equitable Title and Trust Guardian of James Crowlev.late a minor. Sept.

23 DEVENEY 1st account of Richard Peltz Executor of Catharine A. Deveney, dec'd. Oct. 2, DAVIS First and final account of Stephen Kent, Executor of Ann Kent Davis, dec'd. Oct.

3, DELKER First and final account of William Morgan Montgomerv. Executor of William Delker. dec'd. Oct. 3, DeHAVEN First and final account of Mary L.

Brown, Exec'x of Mary De-Haven, dec'd. Oct. 3, DOUGLASS First and final account of John H. U. Storey.

Executor of Eth-elind B. Douglass, dec'd. Oct. 3 DONAHUE First account of Bridget Rattican. Admin'x of Mary E.

or Mary Donahue, deceased. Sept. 26 EDGE First and final account of Mary H. Edge, Admin's c. t.

a. of William J. Edge, deceased. Oct. 3 EISEN'BISE First and final account of Susan H.

Scull, Administratrix of Ellenora B. Kisenbise, deceased. Oct. 2 FUSSELL First and final account of William G. Foulke, Executor of William L.

Fussell, deceased. Oct. 2 FRETTON First and final account of Amelia Rentschler, Executrix of Joseph Fretton. deceased. Oct.

3 FEEDER First and final account of Christian Pirmann, et Executors of Josephine Felder, deceased Oct. 3 FOGEL Account of Fidelity Trust Executor of Alexander Fogel. deceased. Seot. 19 FRENCH Account of William H.

Rodhcffer. Administrator of Victor French, deceased. Sent. 26 FR ALEY First and final account of John H. Fraley, Administrator of Sarah Fraley, deceased.

Scot. 14 GRADY Second account of Catharine Walsh. Exeoutrix of Marirarot Grady, deceased. Sept. 23 GRAMER First and final account of Henry G.

Keyser. Executor of Henry H. Gra mer. deceased. Oct.

3 GILMER First and final account of John R. McLean, Exec'r of Margaret Gilmer, deceased. Sent. 30 GRAVELL Account of George W. Shaier.

Admin'r of Elizabeth Gravell, deceased. Oct. 3 GOLDMAN First and final account of Rosa Goldman, Administratrix of Solomon Goldman, deceased. Seot. 12 GROSSMAN, minor First and final account of The Oommonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Guardian of Hattte Grossman, late a minor.

Sept. 27 GODFREY, minor First and final account of Girard Trust Guardian of Mary Emma Gndfrev, late a minor. Sent. 19, HUGHES First and final account of Julia A. Hughes et Executors of Smith E.

Hughes, deceased. Oct. 2. HEY First and final account of E. Hey, Executor of Joseph Hey.

deceased. Octv 3, HELD The account of Bertha A. Winkler, Executrix of EmiHe F. Held, deceased. Oct.

3, HA'iKETT First and final account of William C. Haddock. Executor of Jane F. Hackett, deceased. Oct.

3, HART The account of William H. Wood, Executor of John Cooper Hart, deceased. Oct. 3, HUX IB First and final account 'of Robert P. Brown, Executor of Anna B.

Hoxie, deceased. Oct. 3, HAYES Fifth account of Anthony A. Execjtor of Catherine Hayes, deceased. Sept.

10, HALE Account of James B. Can-by, Administrator c. t. a. of Catherine Roberts Hale, deceased.

Sept. 16, HIGHAM First and final account of The Commonwealth Title Insurance and TniRt Administrator c. t. a. of Sallie M.

Higham, deceased. Oct. 2, II HFS Account of Girard Trust Administrator c. t. a.

of Catharine Boyle Hughes, also known as Catharine Boyle, deceased. Oct. 1, HALSEY The account of Mav I. Halsey Ayres, Administratrix of John M. C.

llalsey, deceased. Oct. 3. HAVKRSTICK First and filial account of Albert Haverstick, Administrator of Mary Haverstick, deceased. Oct- 3, 1 DMA Firs and final account of Frank M.

Hindman, Administrator d. b. n. of Matilda Hindman, deceased. Oct.

'3, A It VET- First and final account of Marshall McOuIly, Administrator of William -YY. Harvey, deceased. Oct. 3, HOFFMAN- First ami rinal account of Mary S. Hoffman, Administratrix c.

t. a. of Martin B. Hoffman, deceased. Sept.

27. HILLEGASS. minor First and Jinal account The commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Guardian of Ell-n II. Hill'Jgass, late a minor. Oct.

3. IKVIN. minor First and final account ct Solomon Rains, Guardian of Russell Irvin, late a minor. Wet, 3, JONES First and final account of Horace lii joues, f.xecuior E. Jones, Executor of Am- I manna i Sept.

26, JOBES Urst and final account of Aiinie a. joues, Aauiimirami or jonn, Jobes. deceased. I Sept. 26 JONES First and final account of Carrie NV Jones, Admin'x of Alva R.

I Jones, deceased, as stated by Execu- I trices of her Estate. I Sept. 21 KRIPrrZER First and final account of George l. Grew et Exec'rs or Amanda Krietzer, deceased. I ept.

27 KALE First and final account of II. Maxwell Rowland, Ebtec'r of Edward I Kale, deceased. 1 Jane Lewellen, dec'd. Oct. 3, LOUDERBACK First and final ac count of James H.

Wolfe, Exec'r of Edwin Louderback. dec'd. Oct. 3, LANG First and final account of Matilda Lang, Exec'x of John J. Lang, dec'd.

Oct. 3, LITTLE First account of Emma V. Little. Administratrix c. t.

a. of Thomas J. Little, dec'd. Sept. 18, LYNN, minor First and final ac- count of The Union Trust Guardian of Rose Lynn, a minor, as stated by Merchants' Union Trust a corporation formed by the merger of Merchants' Trust Co.

and the said Union Trust Co. Sept. 28, Leib, minor First and final account of Land Title and Trust Guard-ian of John Lewis Lei-b, late a minor. Oct. 3, LUKENS, minor The account of Florence M.

Wood, Guardian of Lillian T. Lukens, late a minor. Oct. 2, McMAN US 1st account of Katharine G. MeAvoy.

Executrix of Catharine Mc-Manus. dec'd. Oct. 3, McBRIDE First and final account of John Oorish, Executor of Ellen Mc- Bride, dec'd. Oct.

3. McCORD First and final account of Ella McCord, et Executors of Susan D. McCord. dec'd. Oct.

3. McGARVIN Account of Frank P. Johnson, Executor of Annie McGarvin (sometimes called Annie McGovrn), dec d. Sept. 23, McGHEE Account of Samuel Mc-Gbee, Admin'r of William S.

McGhee, dec'd. Sept. MeNEELY, minor Account of Geo. H. McNeely Guardian of Catharine Hummel McNeely, a minor.

Oct. McCLOSKEY, minor First and final account of Edward H. McCloskey, Guardian of Mary Emma McCloskey, a minor. Oct. 3, McGUCKIN, minor First and final account of Continental-Equitable Title and lrust Guardian of Andrew Mc- Guckin, late a minor.

Sept. 17. MORLEY Second account of Fidelity Trust Executor of Thomas Morley, dec'd. Sept. 30.

MAYERS First and final account of John Knoell, Exec'r of Catherine Mayers, dec'd. Oct. 3, MAULE First and final account of Charles P. Maule et Exec'rs of Henry Maule, dec'd. Oct.

3. MARTIN First and final account of Stanley II. Martin, Executor of Georgle Hoaton Martin, dec'd. Oct. 3, MARKLEY First and final account of Frank H.

Caven et Exec'rs of Edward C. Markley, dec'd. Oct. 1, MEHAFFEY First and final account of John B. MePherson.

Admin'r of Mc- Pherson Mehaffey, dec'd. Oct. 3, MILLS First and final account of James Goodwin, Administrator of Mary M. Mills, dec'd. Oct.

3, MURPHY, minor First and final account of Continental-Equitable Title and Trust Guardian of Jeremiah J. Murphy, a minor. Oct. 3. NOBLE First and final account of Howard E.

Robinson et Executors of Caroline C. Noble. deceased. Oct. 3, XHWHALL-First and final account of Liicy P.

Newhall et Exec'rs of Phi) ilia M. Newhall, dec'd. Sept. 6. KANE First and final account of Manjaret A.

Sidley, Executrix of Mary O'Kjne. dec'd. Sept. 17. tlTTINGER Second account of Fi-delitl- Trust Executor of Douglass Ottilger.

dec'd. Oct. 3, O' RI EN Account of John M. Campbell' Admin'r d. b.

n. c. t. a. of John O'Bfien.

dec'd. Oct. 3, OffHSNER Second and final account of bustav Ochsner et Admin'rs c. ts, a. of Gustav Ochsner.

dec'd. Oct. 3, OERGEL, minor First and final account of Continental-Equitable Title and Trufet Guardian of Harry C. Oergel, latdT a minor. Sept.

30. PETERSON First and final account cf Arthur Peterson, Exec'r of Georgiana Hafrah Peterson, deceased. Sept. 30, PENNINGTON First and final ac-coittit of John M. Rogan et Executor of Annie E.

Pennington, deceased. Oct. 3, HATTER SON The second account of Filelity Trust Executor of Robert PaJtterson. dec'd. Oct.

3. PERKINS First and final account of Mary C. Perkins et Exefc'rs of Edward L. Perkins, dec'd. Oct.

3, J'ARRY First and final account of E'Jward H. Parry, Administrator of Ftfances L. Parry, dec'd. Sept. 25, OCINN First and final account of Miry A.

Hindman, Admin'x of Maria C. Odinn or Maria Quinn, deceased. Sept. 12,7 RAMSTEIN Account of Dora Ram-sttin. Executrix of August Ramstein.

dde'd. Sept. RITTENHOUSE First account of Ellen C. Lister, Exec'x of ilargaret EJ Rittenhouse. dec'd.

Sept. 2St ROCAP First and final account of Elmer G. Rocap et Exec'rs of Fan nie o. Koeap, as stated by Frank li. Rocap.

surviving Executor. Oct. 1. HoRER Second and final account of FJank- R. Shallcross et Executors ct Mary Ann Rorer, dec'd.

Z. ROTH ENG ASS First and final account of Clara B. Rothengass, Administratrix of Albert C. Rothengass, til-ceased. Oct.

Oct. If, lb HUM 111 Jldwin Stearne, ancillary tk Samuel Russ, decease ft, RBANEY, minor A RUSS First and final account of lllary Administrator asert. Account of Eli Sept. lirk Price. Guardian of Alice Reaney, minor.

6. REICHE. minor First and final ccount of The Commonwealth Title nsurance and Trust Guardian of Sept. A.rthur C. Reiehe.

late a minor. Oct. Vl.i I lillUUl IISl 1 i UUill ccount of William D. Nees, Guardian Katie a minor. Oct.

3, BEES, minor First and final account yf Otto Killian Rees, Guardian of Itelen M. Rees, a minor. Sept. 19, STARR First and final account of Lewls Starr, ancillary Executor of Ann w. Starr, deceased.

Sept. SMITH First and final accoikit of Arthur N. Waring, Executor of Joshua It'. Smith, deceased. Sept.

.25. SMITH First and final account (of Joseph M. Smith. Executor of JGeorge M. Smith, deceased.

Oct. SCHLENK Second and final account tof John Sadleir et Executors of iKate Schlenk. deceased. Oct. A.

SINER First and final account of TElIa L. Siner. surviving Executrix of Joseph L. Siner. deceased.

Sept. i 13. SSFJGFL The account of Jacob i Siegel, Admin'r of Ella V. Siegel, deceased, as stated by Washington G. Siegel, Exec'r of Jacob Siegel, deceased.

Oct, STRATTON First and final account fc Irene E. Hamor. Administratrix of Tjulla M. Stratton, deceased. Oct.

SCHUST First and final account of 'Catharine C. Schust. Admin'x -of George Schust. deceased. Oct.

STIEGLER Firnt nd final account of i Annie A. Bonhago. Admin'x of Michael F. Stiegler, deceased. Oct.

,3. STRAUS The final account of M. Franklin Straus et Administrators of Clara II. Straus, deceased. Sept.

30. SOMMERS, minors First and final account of George G. Janisch, Guard ian of Raymond L. Sommers, late a minor. i Oct.

II, SOI.ARI, minor First and final ac- count of Frank Ouneo, Guardian of Magdalena Solari, late a minor. Oct S'i HNEPF, minor First and final ac-count of Manayunk Trust Guardian of Regiua C. Shnepf, a minor. Otc j3 SCHANZ. minor First and final 30, SOMMERS, minors First and fina Trust Guardian of Christopher Sehanz, late a minor.

Slept. 17 THOMAS First and final account of' William W. Thomas. Administrator o. t.

a. of Marianne E. Thomas, de-- ceased. Sept.4 28. TWEED First and final account of William Tweed, Administrator of John Tweed, deceased.

Oct. 1 3 THARP First and final account or William N. Tharp, Administrator of i Susie L. Tharp, deceased. Oct.

IS, TILGHMAN Account of The Penn svlvania Co. for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities, Administrator d. b. n. c.

t. a. of Richard A. Tilgh-man, deceased. Oct 13, TILGILM AN Account of The Penn-' svlvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities.

Administrator d. b. n. c. t.

a. of Benjamin C. Tilghman, deceased. Oct 23 TRAINER, minors The account of Charles Burrows, Guardian of Louise E. Trainer (formerly Gobrecht) i et late minors.

Sept.i 1 WRICK Account of Francis C. Ad-' ler. Executors of Johanna F. Weick. deceased.

Sept 25, WILLING Fourfth account of Ern- est Zantzinger, Etxeeutor of J. Sperry i Willing, deceased. Oct rl. WFiINTZ First and final account of I Melchor Weintz. Executor of Catharine Weintz.

dec'd. Oct tl WAAS First and final account of Jacob A. Waas et Exec'rs of Maria Waas. Oct. WISTER First and final account of Marv Et Wister et Executors of William Rotch Wister, dec'd.

Oct. iS, WINDOLPH Account of Charles J. Hepburn, Executor of Annie Windolph. deceased. Sept.i 20.

WARD First and final account of William F. Harrity, Admin'r of Ellen Ward, dec'd. as stated by Rose M. 1 Harritv et Exec'rs of William F. Harritv.

deceased. Sept.i 27, WINKLER Account of Bertha A. Winkler. Admin'x of Fredericba Winkler, dec'd. Oct.

WOERNFR First and final account of i J- Edward Seipn. Admin'r d. b. n. e.

t. a. of Adam Woerner. dec'd. Oct.

11, WRIGHT, minor First and final ac- count of George Wharton Pepper. I Guardian of Waldemar Wright, a minor. Oct. ft. WICKERSHAM.

minor First and final f(vitiTi nt Graham WomiWft rd. Gnard- in T.mia vici Wickersham. a n.tnnv- Oct. fe, WHARTENBY. minor First and final account or Albert c.

tirand. Guardian nf Xellie Whartenliv. minnr. Septlf 16. YOUNG- hirst and final account or William H.

Mohler. Admin'r of Charles Yonug. deceased. Oct. V3.

YARROW, minor First and final ac- count of Girard Trust Guardian of 4 William It. K. arrow, late a minor. 19lr. Readvertised.

Mayfe. BUOKN AM First and final account of George V. Bucknam. Admiu'r d. U.

n. oC Ezra C. Bucknam. dec'd. also Rosary Society, invited to funeral, 8.30 A M.

residence. 5013 Portico st. mautown. Solemn requiem mass- at St SL Asslsi at 10 A M. Interment New eCVRMICK.

25th inst. BRIDGET,.