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DAILY TELEGRAPH HARRISBURG, FA. WEDNESDAY ITSKINa. JTJNB10. 1891. TO DAY'S WBATIIBR RBPORT.

Indications tor the twenty tour Hours com i w. wednesday.Juns 10th Fair Ld warmer weather, southerly winds. Local Weather Report. 8 T. U.

8 A. M. 12MOOM. Barometer. soio 30.14 30.03 2 HumWlty.porcent Tl Wind 8 gj Cloudless Cloudleaa Clouda Mean barometer, 30.10.

Mean temperature, 7i.0. Mean humidity, 70.7. Maximum temperature, 76.0. SaXum wTO ot 10 miles, occurred at noon, fredpltatlon, .00. Taeal Forecast.

nrrhurff and rlolnlty: continued fair and warm weather. Department Store Locals. Wednesday June 10th, 1891 onr stock of silk lace mltU and ills Jersey tnitts. We give excellent silk lace mitts for 12c, 17c and 5c wide choice, too. wa i7 fn BRa ft nair DUX tierBor I An attil inalitiAd.

man fiiTTflrani hviub khhivb Opera mitts are here, too, in excellent as loriment mcj is In silk cream mitt we have a very good bargain lot divided into two prices, 12jc and 25c. Bummer gloves, too all the desirable kinds In seemingly endless variety. Parasols in parasols we think we can accommodate any taste or condition. We have the low priced parasols in greater variety, better stylo and quality than the same prices will get anywhere. In the finer grades we have a long list of styles and qualities beautiful parasols at low priceo.

Umbrellas are there, too more umbrellas here, now, than ever. A big lot of 86 Inch and 28 inch Gloria umbrellas at 75e and that always were 91 00 and $1 35. Very beautiful and fine quality silk Gloria umbrellas at $1 00, tl 25 and $1 50 big assortment of handles. From these prices np, there's every grade, style and quality you can wish long list np to 9 50 for the finest We have more umbrellas and sell more umbrellas now than ever every variety and ''An'excellent thing is the ready made covers we sell fit any frame and handle you may have. It's done at the counter while you wait or you can do it yourself done In a very few minutes.

These covers are dyed with the new dye that never fades alway a brilliant and rich black. Men's night gowns 50c for a plain or trimmed night shirt; you'd pay 75c If we asked it They're just Inside the door to your right the boys glad to show them whether you want to buy or not. Basement. Ice cream freezers, refrigerators, ice cheats and gasoline stoves, besides a thousand other things. All these and many more helps make life worth the living.

Money saving prices, first, last and. all the time; that's what we're here for. Quality is always a first consideration here on quality hinges everything. We're on the lookout for quality all the time. Next comes quantity the magnitude of this great business makes low prices for you in every department Dives, Pomeboy Stewart.

jottings. Choir practice at Memorial U. B. church this evening. Exercises appropriate to Children a Day will be held in most of the city churches BextBunday.

Last evening Mr. and Mrs. kj. u. messing entertained their friends at their residence on Liberty street.

It was Mr. Blessing's birth A eanerrecational raeetinc will be held this evening in the Messiah Lutheran church to take in consideration ine election oi a yea for and transact other business. The steamboat Kingfisher has resumed carrying passengers between HarrisBurg and West Falrvlew, and will continue to make eight trips each week day until the water falls too low, when the Pioneer" will take its place. Rev. J.

P. Landis. D. Ph. profes ear of Hebrew in Union Biblical Seminary, Dot ton.

Ohio, will lectnre in the Memorial U. B. church, Boas street, on Friday even ing, June 12th, at 8 o'clock, npon the sub set "Success." PENTECOST. The Hebrew Feant of Weeks to be Celebrated on I'rldoy nod Saturday. Shabuoth, Feast of Weeks, or, as it is nsnallv termed.

Pentecost, begins towards unset to morrow (Thursday) evening and continues until after dark on Saturday This feast marks the spring harvest and it is larorelv of an agricultural character the Hebrews, as is well known, having been originally tillers of the soil, farmers, shep herds and the like. It is one of those three Hebrew festivals (the other two being Pass over and Tabernacles) when all males were required to visit Jerusalem and present their offerings at the Holy Temple. While Pass over represents the opening of the barley harvest, this Feast of Weeks, occurring fifty days thereafter, marks its conclusion and the inaugural of the wheat harvest I he commands regarding Pentecost are found in Ex odus, xxiii, 16, and xxxlv, 22; Leviticus, xxiil, 15 22, and Deuteronomy, xvi, 9 12 and lo. Sergeant Kldgwoy's Weather Talk. The highest temperature in this city yesterday and recorded at the Signal Office was 78 degrees the lowest during the night 82 degrees; 72 per cent of moisture in the air for the day.

June 9th, 1889, was a partly cloudy and very warm day. The highest temperaturo was 84 degrees, with average moisture in the air of 82 per cent June 9th last year was partly cloudy. The highest temperature was 84 degrees. The rain area and storm center over the Sonthern States dissipated yesterday, leaving but a few scattering showers. Light rains may be expected to day in the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, and generally fair and warm weather In all other sections except in the extreme northwest, where it was much colder in the wake of the storm moving in from the Rockies.

Password and Urlp. Camp Curtln Council, No. 629, Jr. O. U.

A. will be organized and instituted in Kelker Street Hall, Friday evening next, at 7 :30 o'clock. The new Conncil will start out with quite an encouraging list of members. Central Council, No. 61, O.

U. A. will be Instituted in Marks' Hall this evening. Those who went up to New Bloomfield last evening to help institute the new Jr. O.

U. A. M. council in that place, returned home well pleased with their trip. The Knights of Pythias are making great preparations for having a big celebration here next August McAU Mission Meeting.

The Harrisburg auxiliary of the American McAU mission will hold its regular June meeting on to morrow (Jnne lltb) at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in the lecture room of the Salem Reformed church, corner Chestnut and Third streets. All ladies, whether members of the McAU mission or not, are cordially invited to attend. Keeps II Im Busy. Just to show how actively engaged Uncle Sam is In handing out pensions to his large family an applicant presented himself before the local board of medical pension examiners to day whose examination order was numbered 1,011,720. And the navy pensioners are not included in this big list, either.

Robbed In Philadelphia. A few days ago William Moore, an aged resident of this city, was attacked in Philadelphia by two thugs and robbtd of $36. He was removed to a hospital. BENCH AND BAR. What Was Done In the Temple of Justice To day.

Our report closed yesterday afternoon with the case of Commonwealth vs. Albert Young, larceny, on trial. Later on the jury retnrned with a verdict of not guilty. Then the case of Commonwealth vs. John Mc Manus and Thomas Newman, charged with felonious assault on Max Lavina, the He brew peddler, in front of the residence of Mrs.

Cohen on Walnut street, some weeks ago, was called up for trial. Lavina, who has recovered from the effects of the assault sufficiently to leave the hospital, was the chief witness at the trial, and gave his testimony in a straightforward manner. The two defendants Bat by the side of their counsel. Meade D. Detweiler, and appeared unconcerned about the nrobable fate in store for them.

McManus industriously rolling a wad of tobacco in his month. Onite a number of witnesses on both sides took the stand and gave their tes timonv. The court adjourned last evening with the case still on trial. After counsel for defense and District Attorney Kunkel had addressed the jury this morning, Judge Simonton delivered his charge to that body, flnishiner at 1 1 A. M.

After the jury in the McManus case had retired, the rape case of the Commonwealth vs. Max Hines, a passenger brakeman on the lower division. P. R. came np for trial.

Messrs. A. J. Uerr and Joseph Mc Alarnev were counsel for the defendant, who, from time to time as the trial progressed, nervously pulled at bis long moustache and looked somewhat ill at ease. A large number of wit nesses were called on this case, which was on trial when this report closed.

At this afternoon's session one of the jnrors in the Hines case, Andrew Seaborn by name, ventilated his opinion too freely in open court, and was promptly relieved from duty as a juror by the court Jurors shouldn 1 talk out loud in court during the progress of atrial The jury returned a verdict of guilty of assault and battery and aggravated assault and batterv against the two men and not guilty on the other two counts on the indict ment. Trne Bills Pound. These true bills have been found by the grand jury: Andrew J. Dougherty, larceny etc. Wm.

C. Meyer and David Moyer, as aault and battery; Thomas Matthews, as sault and battery; W. H. Snyder, assault and batterv: Barnhard Hoffman, assault and batterv: Edward Hink and Ed ward Pressler, larceny; W. H.

Mc Hiney, carrying concealed weapons Abraham Chronister, larceny, etc. John H. Benson, assault and battery Pierce Hook, assault and battery Charles Slote, indecent exposure (two charges) Charles Slote, assault and battery (three charges); Jacob Shick, felonious assault and batterv: Lie wis Jones, Henry Webster, hod ert Delaney and George Carroll, felonious entry; Henry Fortune, larceny, etc. Charles Lee, carrying concealed weapons; Henry Goodman, larceny, etc. William Millard, attempt to procure an abortion and seduction; Charles Campbell and Kirk Few, rape; Euzaboth McDemis, adultery and.

bigamy; Alfred Wolforth and May Wolfurth, assault and battery; Hiram Kelly, larceny, etc. The bill against Henry L. Reichart, charged with assault and bar tery, was ignored and the prosecutor ordered to pay the costs. The following bills were ignored and the prosecutors ordered to pay the costs: George Pressler, and battery W. H.

Mam, assault and battery, and James Lewis, as sault and battery. No action was taken in the case of Commonwealth vs. John Pot teiger, charged with larceny. Sentence Imposed. Sentences were imposed as follows by the court James Mackey, larceny, $5 fine and one year is the bastem YY.

11 McHenry, carrying concealed weapons, $10 fine; Frank Bell, assault and battery (two charges), $5 fine and one month in jail on each; John Dunn, assault and battery and keeping a bawdy house, $5 fine and six months in jail on each; Henry Allen, felo nions entry, $5 fine and one year in the Eastern Penitentiary Dudley Broadus and William Simpson, larceny, $5 fine and six months in jail for each. RAILROAD MATTERS. The Reading's Official Book of Summer Excursion Routes is out. The regular quarterly dividend was de clared by the Lehigh Valley road directors yesterday. Passenger traffic over the P.

H. P. road from Mount Holly increased 200 per cent. last month. Samuel Sneely is a new fireman on the G.

H. branch. He was formerly engineer at the Carlisle electric light station. Freight Conductor Charles Givler, of the G. H.

branch, was severely injured, near Hunter Run, Monday, while attempting to jump from his train. He was taken to Carlisle for treatment. Since the connection with the H. P. freight traffic on the W.

M. R. R. has grown to such proportions as to necessitate the running of extra through freights, some thing very rare before. it is estimated that 47,195 people were conveyed to and from the late great meeting at Hagerstown by the various roads as fol lows: B.

and C. V. R. 17, 800; W. M.

R. Norfolk and Western, 1,500. Mrs. Holllday, widow of F. M.

K. Holli day, formerly of Dry Ran, Franklin county, who was killed by a collision of freight trains on the W. M. R. near Baltimore, last fall, has been paid $5,000 and expenses by the company, in settlement of the suit instituted against it While chipping a piece of brass abont the water hose 111 this city the other day.

a small piece of the metal entered ooe of Engineer Harry Drakes eyes. It was speedily removed, but Mr. Drake, who runs on the Lebanon Talley Branch, will not be per mitted to return to his Reading home for a couple of days. Isaac L. Rice, a New York lawyer, will try to inauce tne iiotnsctmds to put money into an auxiliary company to be formed for the purpose of rejuvenating the Reading sys tern, with the end in view of making it not only a great coal road but a trunk line with connections on all sides as well.

The result of his efforts will be known later. The little 5 mile long Bear Valley railroad of the Messrs. Kalbach, well known in this city, has been completed and connects with the South Penn branch at Fort Loudon. It was constructed of lumber from off their lands, the rails being of wood. A 10 ton locomotive hauls the sawed timber from the mill to Fort London.

Below is published the schedule of trains leaving for and from the local military 3 aay encampment and picnic at Williams Grove, to morrow, Friday and Saturday: Leave this city at 8 A. M. 1, p. 4 P. 6:20 p.

M. and 7:30 p. m. Returning leave grove at 5:49 A. 10:25 a.

11., 6 p. and 10 if. Muslcale at Melrose." Maud Sherwood, aged 12, a niece of J. Hawkins, will take part in the musicale at "Melrose," the country residence of Mr. Wm.

E. Machlin, next Monday evening. She was a favorite pupil of the late Professor Carroll, and he spoke highly of her promising intnre. one is regarded as quite a musical prodigy, and she has taken part in a number of soirees at Miss Woodward Seminary. Mrs.

Conkling will arrive from New York this evening. She comes to take part in the muBicale also, and as she is a great favorite among musical rjeo ple in Harrisburg this will be a pleasant announcement. Professor Carroll, her teacher in voice culture, said he never knew but one contralto voice to equal hers. She sings with the Cecelia Quartette. Setting Good Example.

The recent objection concerning the condi tion and abuse of streets in the vicinity of the market houses has resulted in some good already. It was left to the Chest nut Street Market company to make the first move. At a meeting of the committee, held last evening. it was unanimously agreed to clean, on each market day, all that portion of the streets occupied by market wagons and horses. The new order went into effect this afternoon.

It now remains for other market companies to follow the good example set by their Chestnnt street brethren. Will Wet Their Vacation Money. The pnblic school teachers will be paid to morrow afternoon between the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock. A NEW I.IEN LAW. An Act Framed In the Interest of Hnb Contractors.

The new lien law just signed by Governor PaUiaon provides as follows: "That no contract which shall hereafter be made for the erection of the whole, or of any part, of a new building, with the owner of the lot on which the same shall be erected, shall operate to interfere with or to defeat the right of a sub contractor wno shall do work or shall furnish materials under agreement with the original contrac tor in aid of such erection, to file a me chanics' lien for the amount which shall be due for the value of such work or materials furnished, unless such sub contractor shall have consented in writing to be bound by the provisions of such contract with the owner in regard to the filing of liens. Without such written consent of the sub contractor all contracts between the original contractor and the owner which shall expressly or im pliedly stipulate that no such lien shall be filed shall be invalid as against the right of such sub contractor to file the same. All persons contracting with the owner of ground for the erection and construction of the whole, or ot any part ot a new nuua ing thereon shall be deemed the agent of such owner in ordering work and materials in and abont such erection or construction, and any sub contractor doing such work or furnishing such materials shall be entitled to file a mechanics lien lor the value tnereoi, notwithstanding any stipulations to the con trarv in the contract between the owner and the contractor, unless such stipulations shall have been consented to in writing by such sub contractor. LICENSE FEES NEXT TEAR. What the Wholesalers and Retailers Will Pay Hereafter.

Governor Pattison having approved the wholesale and retail license bills, as stated yetterday, the general provisions of the new laws regulating the liquor traffic will be studied. The retail license bill provides that the fees shall be paid into the treasury of the city, county, borough and township wherever the licensed places are situated The fees are as follows In cities of the first and second classes, third class cities. $500. and other cities, $300; bor oughs. $150; townships, $75.

In cities $100, and in boroughs and townships one fifth of the amount of license, shall be paid to the treasurers of the respective counties, and the balance to the treasurers of the re spective cities, boroughs and townships, for their respective use. The money paid into the township treasuries is to be applied to keeping the roads in good repair. The wholesale license bill provides that the fees in the cities of the first and second classes shall be third class, $500 other cities, $300; boroughs, $200; town ships, $100. This money all goes into the State Treasury. Under this law the bottlers license in cities is fixed at $300; boroughs $200, and townships $100.

History's Great Climax. Ransack history from end to end and no greater, more terrible or more important his torical event than the Siege of Sebastopol would be hard to find. So thrilling are all the incidents connected with the fall of the stronghold that Pain's immense production that is based on the event is looked upon as one of the most aptly chosen of all the many subjects that have been made use of for simi lar exhibitions. In the Siege of Sebastopol there are all the grand military movements that are at all times interesting. The charges, repnlses and rallies of the infantry and cavalry evoke burst npon burst of ap plause, while the sullen roar of the cannon, both on land and water, add to a scene the like of which has never been achieved in any mimic representation.

And this is not all, the huge forts, exact representations of edifices supposed to be the strongest of the kind that have done defiance to friend and foe, will fairly bristle with its rows of cannon, make a central picture of the bombardment that are awe inspiring in the extreme. The sale of reserved seats and boxes for the opening performance began last Tuesday at Dr, Markley's drug store, and subscribers and others should secure places at once. Marriage Licenses Taken Ont. George G. McFarland and Sarah K.

Stehley, of this city; John R. Taylor and Rebecca E.Curry, of Churchville; Henry of New York, and Annie E. Wagner, of this city. To Whom It May Coneern. All persons who kindly consented to furnish cake for the reception of the institu tion of General Simon Cameron Conncil, No.

21, O. U. A. are requested to send them to Kelker Street Hall on Thursday af ternoon, between the hours of 1 and 4 P. Also flowers.

A committee will take proper care of the same. W. F. Hublbt, Chairman. AMUSEMENTS.

AN ETENINO IN THE COCNTEY Can be enjoyed Monday evening, June 1 5th, at the musicale and lawn party to be held at Melrose, the home or Wm. Va. Machlin, There will be music by well known vocalists, Governor Pattison and Dr. Leak will speak and a pleasant time is assured. The enter taiament will begin at 7:45.

Teams will convey holders of tickets free to and from East Harrisbnrg terminus of motor cars. Tickets for sale at Frank J. Hess', Forney Knouse a and at A. M. bteever a.

Tickets, 15 cents. Proceeds for the benefit of the E. church Lot Fund, East End. je3 3,6 4t BUSINESS LOCALS. Carnival of low prices now prevail throughout every department in the base ment at Dives, Pomkboy Stewabt's.

Ice Cream. Finest Ice cream to private families, 90c per gaL, larger orders less. Telephone or write for estimates. W. H.

Bbenneman, No. S23 Walnut street ielO lm Seventy Five Cents win ouy you a nice uxtord lie, with a a patent leather dp and a low heel. Don't forget to ask to see them. Look at our case on pavement and you will be pleased with our assortment. Williamson Foster, 318 Market street XJSE Gastrock's $4 25 No.

2 Nut CoaL No More Cheap Photographs. The tariff on imported photographic ma terials has been increased to such an extent that we are obliged to make an advance in prices. After September 1st 1891, no more Photographs can be obtained for $1 00 per dozen. Pictures will be finished in June, in two to three weeks; in July, in three to four weeks; in August, as soon as the rush permits. Therefore, do not delay.

J. W. Roshon, je4 tf 19 North Third street Picture Frames Artists' Materials. New Pictures and new Moulding in great variety at Black's Art Store, 115 and 117 Market street. Visit our place, whether you wish to buy or not get prices and styles.

The only place in Harrisburg you will get your Pictures framed with taste and good workmanship. China fired and gilded. tet2 1 tc 115 and 1 1 7 Market street Habbisbubq Screen Manufactory. 912 Penn street. All kinds of door and window screens made to order.

Drop postal to H. A. Swartz, 912 Penn street, or leave orders at 1216 N. Third st. may26 lm Hisrh Class Ice cream and ices delivered for all private purposes, at $1 00 per gallon.

Special prices for festivals, in large quantiea. je ic isietbich DON, 1015 N. Third Btreet CALL at Clark's drug store and cat nrinnn 1111 North Third street The Best Corset. Ladies should call and see the P. D.

Hnr. set the latest and best something new that will please all and afford the most mm. fort Try the P. D. and you will never regret it.

It is to be found at H. Cohen's. 202 Market street ianl3 tf Headquarters for Base Balls And Bats. and rat mil at French's Cigar Store, 416 Market street mya om Physicians' Prescrintiona Compounded with accuracr and disDatch at Forney Knouse's drug store. 426 Market street mar24 tf 1 $1.00, 75c FOR 25 CENTS.

HAVING CLOSED OUT THE ENTIRE PRODUCTION OF NECK WEAR OF ONE OF THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF THIS COUNTRY, WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER "Your Choice 99 FOR 25 CENTS, NONE WORTH LESS THAN 50 CENTS, AND THE BALANCE HIGHER GRADES. TAKE YOUR CHOICE OUT OF 3,000 OF THEM. LOOK AT THE WINDOW DISPLAY. BALTIMORE ONE PRICE" POPULAR PRICE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. OPEN EVENINGS.

Je9 2t Carpet Laying and Upholstering: Done by Chase Thome, No. 110 South treet mchSS'90 ly 50 Cents Buys 50 Good Cigars at Fbench's Cigar Store, 416 Market street my5 6m Try Weigle's sure Malaria and Ague ex terminator. Also cures la Grippe. apr4 tf USB McNeil Pain Kxterminator. jy9 ly Gents' and Boys' Hats.

All the latest style goods in Silk, Cassi mere, Derby, Soft and Straw Hats can be seen in great variety at W. A. Zollinger's, 13 S. Market Square. Hammocks of all styles.

mar27 3m Wall Paper and Window Shades, Lindia shade cloth, the best made. The latest designs in wall paper. W. R. HUGHKtt, marl ly No.

23 South Second street. Ice Cream i ice Cream I Ice cream delivered to families at 30 cents a quart T. S. Meals, No. 1315 North Third street Telephone connection.

apr26m Coal, Wood and Ice. J. S. Sible still has a large stock of the best grade of coal and wood on hand to supply his many patrons on short notice. Ice delivered to any part nf the city.

feb4 tc Mattress Making and Upholstering Done at mo. HO south street mch22'90 ly Best Bread and Cakes. Fresh every day, at M. Rhine's, No4 M6 South street. Keystone Carpet Cleaning Works, 1115 Montgomery street, now ready for the spring business.

We guarantee all work. Telephone connection. marl 7 3 Cakes in Great Variety. Always fresh and palatable. Try them, and be convinced.

Rhine, the Baker, iyt 2S6 Sonth street. All the Latest Styles Of Wall Papers, At Bottom prices. J. R. Stoet, mchll ly No.

1121 N. Third street Get the Best. Try the Genuine Boston Cream Bread. fresh every afternoon at 4 o'clock also Cakes and Buns, at Rhine's Bakery, No. 226 South street Jyt Use Gastrock's $4 25 No.

2 Nut CoaL Flower and Garden Seeds. A large variety at the Drug Store of Forney Knouse, mar24 tf No. 426 Market street DIED. CARS. On June 9th, 1891, at Iinglestown, ClbmsntB.

cars, aired 67 years. Funeral on Friday afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock. trom his late residence in Llnglestown. The relatives ana menas are invicea to anena witn out furteer notice. St WESTBROOK.

On June 10th, 1891, Mrs. HR rikt lu wxstbbook, wile oi chemck westorooK Sr. Funeral services on Friday at 6 r. u. at the residence ot Dr.

J. H. Fager, Ridge avenue and isroaa Btreet. xv BHINDLER. On Wednesday morning, June zotn, iswi, jars, mart bhindlkb, mower oi tur oner Shlndler.

in her 73d year. Funeral on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from her late residence. Ho. 139X South Third street, to proceed to Ht Olivet cemetery, York county. The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice St $4,279,532.

These figures tell the value of the property left by P. T. Barnum. Here was the greatest advertiser on earth. He knew the value of printer's ink.

Advertising always pays, especially if the DAILY TELEGRAPH is used. It Qoes Into All Homes. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A DVERTISEMENTS WRITTEN. JlX.

Address Daily Tslxorapb. mart tr Lost or Mislaid, A PERPETUAL policy, No. 529. issued to John Motter by the Insurance company of North America of Philadelphia. Any one finding the same will please return to june lu.

im ss.e ss juun uuttjck. XTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. The larore steamboat KlntrQsher." has ro sumed carrying Dassencera to and from Fair win continue until water rails too low, wnen mo noneer wm iaKO its place. jeiu at $5,000 TO LOAN, in amounts of $500 and upwards. Apply to U.

WILSON HOFFMAN. Real Es tate and Insurance Agent No, 23 North Third street. City. my29 5.8.1 6t TDEAL RAMBLER BICYCLE for ladies, JL Wheels 32 and 26 Inches. Ball Ma chine never used.

Maker's price. $65: my price. w. x. j.

uallaua, uunaio, n. JC9 3t Public Sale of Valuable Market Street Property. "T7ILLi sell at pnblic sale in front of the court nouse. on Saturday. June svtu.

isvi. at 2 r. all that valuable nrorjertv. belnir No. 427 Market street, having: a front of 27 feet 3 Inches, and extending back 138 reetmore or less, to the line of the Pennsylvania railroad com pany; thereon erected a large and commodious three story press brick dwelling, with sandstone trimmings, containing 18 rooms, with lare store room, naving an tne moaern conveniences.

Terms will be made Known at time of sale. JOHN T. BNSMINuKK, JelO ta Auctioneer. Notice. NOTICE Is hereby given that an application will be made to the court of Common Pleas of Dauphin county on the 14th day of July, 1841, ander the Corporation Act of 29th April.

1874. and its supplements, by Koverend Mother M. Clare Grace, Mother M. Xaller. Mother M.

Alolslus. Mother M. Uabrlella. Sister M. Ger trude and others for the charter of an intended corporation to be called the Staters of Mercy ot St.

Genevieve's Academy, of Ilarrlsburg, the character and oblect of which Is the support of benevolent and charitable undertakings by religious women living in community; ana ror these pumoses to have, possess and enlov all the rights, benefits and privileges conferred by the said act and Its supplements. Jei0 3 3t solicitors. BALL, PRINTING done promptly at the Daily Tklboraph Steam Printing Bouso. Call and see our NEW designs, and learn prices. and 50c MUSICAL.

OXIN W. ZIILLER, DIRECTOR OF MUSK. Teacher of Vocal Culture. coo North Third Btreet, narrtsburg. Pa.

jeo iy SENSEMAN 1206 NORTH THIRD STREET. Men's White Shirts within the past few days we have replenished our stock of men's flue white shirts, securing from an eastern manufacturer the exclusive right to handle a certain brand In this city, we are able to compete with any dealer, 60,75 and $1. There Is nothing extraordinary about the price, but there Is something uncommon about me sunt iujbu. First It has the Indestructible button bole in center of neckoana, tnus the weakest point In most shirts in this becomes the strongest. Second It has reinforced armpits, a aura guarantee against creaking out or ripping.

Third The gusset is absolutely tha most perfect and strongest ever made. Lastly The overlapped clockstltch bar on back ana sieeves maxe inose parts or tne anirt stronger than the muslin Itself. In a word this shirt has more stronr nolnta about It than any other yet made, and the prices are uio pupuiar vim. UNDERWEAR. At ioc each we offer ono lot of ladles' white ribbed vests, regular value lxtfc.

At I2ttc each we offer one lot of ladles' white and unbleached ribbed vests, sold elswhere at 17c. At 25c each we offer one lot of ladles' white and unbleached ribbed vests, shaped bodies and Bleevelem. nnlrt nnnaliv t. aw At 25c each eenta' balbrlmran ahlrta and drawers, elegantly made and trimmed they uiuuut uo luuicuea anaer roc At soo gents' light weight balbrtggan shirts and drawers (shirts, short and long sleeves), full duk uuiucu uu peart uuttOBS. All sizes of genta'fJean drawers at 25 and 50c tHM'11.

LATE ARRIVALS. Twenty fire Pieces, New Sbdts, of INDIA PONGEE. Nineteen Pieces, Beautiful Skstfes. of ORGANDIE LAWNS. Ten Pieces BLACK BROCADED SATIIIES, Stripes and Figures.

J. T. ENSMINGER, Auctioneer Commission Merchant Ko. 100, 10S and 104 8, Seeoa Stnai. Public Sale of Parlor.

Dining Room, Chamber and Kitchen Furniture. TX7ILL sell at public aale ia the Chestnnt street lower Market Bouso, on Friday af tcruuou, june ran, ibwi. at kui p. a targe aa noruneni oi nouseuoia gooas. comprising in part Plush Parlor Suit, Hall Stand.

Marble Top Table. vru ruinungs, Brussels' ingrain ana itag uarpet tog, wainut ana raintea uea Koom suita. Springs, Mattresaes.Cane and Wood seat Chairs. Extension Table. Retrtgeratora, tilaas and Queensware, and many other articles not herein uumuraiea.

J. T. ENSMlNQEtt, Auctioneer. Public Sale of Securities. WILL sell at public sale at the Board of Trado rooms on Saturday afternoon, June tarn, ib'ji.

at ttr.n., tne following $1,000 City Bond ot this clty.due 1897.6 percent. $500 county Bond of due 1890, per ixnu $1,000 Chicago and Western Indiana R. R. en due 1932. 6 per cent.

Interest, payable quarterly. iu ouares capital block uarnsourg uas company's stock. 10 shares capital stock Chestnut 8 treet Market company's stock. 20 Shares llaniBbunr National Bank. 70 Shares capital stock city Grays' Armory 12 shares capital stock People's Bridge Company's stock.

15 Bhares Harrisburg Bridge Company's stock. i aix oi uie aoove soia on account or guaroian. Any other parti 3a wlvlilog to dispose of stocks or uuuus ueiore saie will consult witn me. J. T.

KNSMINGBR. jests Auctioneer. "CopyrlcM, 1 CAUTIOI7. QUEEN The famous Arm of Ocutltf ami Opt Man of i iuimienmia. sena meir authorized snrctaitM vn uir.

true to uie Locmoi uotei. uarruDarg. stci Dttiuruity. Any person wno advertises himself as con. nected with o.UKKN and at other head quarters than the Lochlel Hotel la a fraud, anal should be avoided.

The residents of narrlsburtr and vicinity will please take warning, and thoso who require op Queen's representative, who la at the Lochlel niueuiiuu huuuiq do Hum in nr. in.TiM iioiei, uarnsourg, every Saturday. jc ije.ju try. at lowest rates ot Interest, on choice' real uox 157. maviS'Sl lT Selling Off lo Close Out Business MRS.

E. K. JACKSON will sell ont her entire stock of goods at cost, consisting ot Ulbbons. Laces, Kmbrolderlcs, Art Kmbroi dury Materials, stamped Uncn Goods In Treat vnnoiy, i iuHuca, sauna, ruas ana en uooax. Ladles desiring such goods will do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, at 112 Market street, near the old bridge, open until ciock in too evening, uauae lor cioMinir out.

falling twaltli. Mrs. Jackson will continue Um agency for the Celebrated van Ordn Cornet: also, stamping and linking on short notice at us motkci street, uarnaouriT, ra. joi ixa TTI you want to Insure your Lx Furniture or Home go to PETERS, 1 6 North Third street. TO M.

BULICK. M. 1 1 5 Sonth iItmL JL a IIOmnV)nAt hlRf Kfyiff. rtnMnn crtwnn to general practice, can errs removed without me ubo or uie anue. unice nours until 9 a.

to I and 7 to 8:30 r. m. ect4Ut joss TO MARION KflllRRRir.R of I tiiNnfiniNmniiiiiv. un Nn. IVI filrlma ivAnnn ll.rrlnhnH.

can also be loft at No. 1321 Kldgo avenue. H. ASTRICES. Get yesterday's paper, cut notion list out and retain it, as it is tlie only one we will advertise.

12 Must 03 Glased 03 tj August 1st. To Make Room for the Following: Departments MILLINERY, COATS ADD CLOAKS, CORSETS, GLOVES, STAMPED LINED8, RIDDOHS, FIDE LACES, UMBRELLAS GOSSAMERS, And a Fev7 Spitlttts. Following is a List of Prices ON ARTICLES TO BE CLOSED OUT; ALL OUR UUSLIJI UUSERWEM FC3 LADIES AID CKILCXB, AT 7 PIlXCESt lot at 10 cents, ss i 1 49 1 69 1 09 AU Our Drees Trimiaiiigat Including Onest tinsel. Jeweled. IradMcent, jet and gold.

aUk cord gimp, beaded, hand crochet, etc io cent trtmmlnzs at cents. lX 15 25 j5 87 ai 49 39 75 AS 03 cent and li oo es 91 S5 T9 1 50 99 Higher priced trimmings in proportion. ALL OUR HANDKERCHIEFS. cent handkerchiefs at 1 cent. DEPARTMENTS.

5 a. 5 JQ 15 "11 19 MM UH 25 17 J7 50 33 Hamburg Edgings in ICABBRIC, SWISS AKD HIOSOOK. 9 cent edging at 1 cent, a ih 4 mm 5 tH MM 5 8 Blf MM )f 10 7 19 9 IS I 18 JJ JO MM J5 19 Wider widths reduced proportionately. HEMSTITCHED a wote. buck in wan euct.

so floundrgs at as cents. 75 49 1 00 75 i as 1 00 I 7 1 49 179 Oar Entire Rsseroi Scrpks Stcsk of On Our Center Counter. COJE AKO SEE 0U3 FKCES. A Our Rnchines izi Oorl ruchtngs. all and any color, rents.

Double niching, all and any color, cents. Ait cent rucninga, sceou. a 10 1 is 17 19 9 10 is 14 25 17 Illgher priced ruchlngs reduced In proportion. ALL OUR LADIES' AND WHTDSOB TE28. scent ties.

Scents. 10 9 05 19 37 94 50 Towels aud Towel ings. 10 cent towels at 9 cents. 19 9 19 19 11 a 17 In departments we will retain we oner the fot lowing bargains during our Closing Out Sale. 100 dozen china atlk Udles.

bolting doth ends. mngea ana nana painiea. worm 11 wt ptec. OUR PRICE WILL BE IS L.0XU AS THEY LIST, 8 pieces or black satin striped and surah striped pure grenadine lor dreaaca. former price tl 60.

AT 70 CENTS. 1 lot of fine chenille plush ornaments for fancy work, anj color. AT 10 CX2TTS A BOZEXT. 1 lot of mull bat, jace cans ana children's Burah hAU, In all colora. AT 40 CEXTTS.

IX OUR L'lLUXERY DEPAHTUEKT. 1 lot of hats trimmed for the occasion, mostly new sailors. AT 87 CENTS. I LOT AT $1 67, Consisting of hats and toques of any deerrlptlfla Anw lln, lil nftr ri mliml ftfll.n taf l.iir ede. at half marked price.

AT HAIlF PRICE. Change of Advertise ment Ueans Change of Prices. A voia the rush by coming early. EC Astricli's, 34, 36 and 38 north Third Strest, CTA pTT mmirfn, pa. BEST' 9SHf0ESyj COLUMBIA Solid or Cushion Tires, ARE LIGHT.

8TB02TO, OBACSBUX. AUD DUILABLS. BEAB3 THE CLOSEST XOTFECTIOV ABD FUXXT SATISFIES TUB XXT8FSCT0B. EVERY WHEEL WASSJkUTED. OTHEB.

AHD CHEAPER WHEELS Z2f STOCK. BELLS, 8AXXS, XJLXtn, A. Wo have now on hand the First and Fullest Assortment WMQHT ditsoT" Tonnis SuppIfco EVER BROUGHT TO THE CITY. Rackets, Balls N'Ha, Poles, Gay Ropes, IVxs, Setts, Ac Call aaj csassIs star. Luther It.

Kelker, BUILDERS HARDWARE, CCTLERr, TOOLS. BOSK. LA WX MOTKSJL FA tXTSjOtL. CLA 141 UAniTCT SQUARE, P.O. Box III Talephoos FA.

DEMSTRT MADE PADJIiESS. DR. E. C. HONEYWELL, Philadelphia Dentist.

Extracting With Gas Teeth Cleaned A Set of Teeth Best Set Warranted tioMFUllatsftl aadrpw S3 8 00 AUi WORK WARRANTED. OFFICE 25 north Third Ctrcot, Hamflfcnxrj. ELMIRA, X. W1LKES BARRE. rA JIXAUCIIE3 1 EASTOX.

PLTMotrrn. pa. ft.H a. ly I WUJttJCGTOX.PEL. WANTEIX WANTED A cri tor ceacral ims work.

Mast cooMweU rmotmartxtod. Good warns nor ite rtal Panj. M. T. IL P.O.

Bos tM. Otty. Jcts isr WANTED To do waahio; or treats mc rmmt or rmjtlrwa. oali oa or a4 flrraa XKS. rKTTEXkAN.

Ui9 North, rxnrvk street. y9m WANTED A SALESMAN for ovtrr sui as4 Twnmir to sett or roods tij sample lo ile emotoaale retail traoe. Uooda sell ewj wher. uood salary paid, prr Boaiieat poaiuoa. tvod stamp for irrttia.

11 ra soope Maautactoxlaff UOl. uuoaco. WANTED. A priraU family ool4 rent roniitbM rooms to OMrena, vm or srttbout board. Ooad lonsuoeu AU maveet.

enrea. Term reasonable. Adlro "TUlkU BTKKET, IbH OOtce. IW WANTED A first deea STEXO tiRAfUER ao4 reoeral ooVe aweMaat. Mostwrlle wrllaod beoormct.

AOdrraa. cmr referetxw, evpTteaoe ealaiy eijmctwd. MAairAiTiKKU," cars vaiLT TSLsaaara Jw WANTED SITUATION. ITU ATI ON WANTED Br sv K7 of about es. rompMeot to take ear ot bote! or boardinf boa eemuer reeart or mouBtala boaaeuwim danrbtcr to fake care of a Unea mom.

or a mmauo as chamsu maia. AOdm wublajv." mis cmos. WANTED Sitaalioa ta store tr a assart boy rears of are aotarralder work. AOdrees E.U. Slm isi? KU4 0 areas.

CUT. jcu ASHINQ aa4 tamlse doas at ISIS sssrittt PalioaMren. WANTED Ilooee cleealec to oo or eraabliif. Apply at or aoOreas 10 com den street. SS JOSEPHINE BERRT.

colored. treat a enaeiiaa to Oo reoeral be eat vors. bfr can be addressed at Mccasaicstra. aprMX WANTED A roetooa es etattnoary KNOINft SK or KIKKMAN. by a saaa ot ezperteooe la etibcr poaiiiaa.

Address J. U. rare DatLr msoaaro oOon. saarSU FOR RENT. 170R RENT Good eeeoadtory treat A.

room: oomTortaU rursiabed. ts ota TalrdsireeC FOR RENT Hoees No. 401 Itrices street. All roaeecdeaom. roewienwa rtrea Jeoe 1Mb.

Itret 93 rr moata. leqalr of W. U. aiDBa. No.

714 Mdff ateeee. JUDC4MI P)R KENT Tbo auetorv brlrk doetlisc. 931 rnneeam xnvt, A aeer rooew 4 booms only tit per mon. Arrtrton. 11 AM hUAW, ta Itbo.

or w. 11. TUokjun. art at wat street. TMm RENT Store Ibma.

Slau MS tumberland atreetA. Klrel claea Kwwtvej. iMNWkw at any time. Apptf to CTitlMtO. WMLiuiausrivarjuii.

hm TJK)U RENT Faratebed pleeeaat aeooad I' nonrrroot roooia. ta sad aes or uaia. at No. BM Nona avoad street. sayts a TTUHt RENT Hoe ures otorioa.

No. JC Sit Nona Serood atrert. brteweo roreter aod Brtccsatrerte. AU moaera roaeeaieaoea. loqoirs ot V.

lliULKU. 1 real Itxapaay build In 4ll XTOR RENT A tares otcry Brick Hooea As tvo stAry bartc boudlnr. oa Nona ereet brtereea Third aad ureeo, laoviro of JumKTU m. BLACK. No.

iri West 94ato street. mat YZOn RENT Ka three Uwj brick JL? UOCSC. No. C31 Nona Henood Otrertj AfT ai cjT Korta seoood street. oulHI F)R RENT New brirk traaat horn of bloe rooms aad all modera reaeradeanfo.

Mtaatr4oaTvtaMrert.abeellarcet. Apply T. T. WIKKBAN. Jr.

txaal oraon. Harm street. aoantHf 7OR RENT Froas April let. larra BUOS ertib ermrated crtlar aeala. Monbneel txmrr lxvnn4 e4 jert streeia.

App7 A. K. bUELLKMtKKuKM, NO. 12 LSNorttiTblrd I street. trOSMl tjVllt RENT OFFICE ia Coltec Blork.

water, eteam ba aad cUaeta. Arrty at KLBTMINUS 1HJU STUKK. At X. Tbird atret4. aaitf JOHN C.

SMITH, I 1 North Market Hqtutre, Harrisburg. Pa. deeaKin Dn you have any Kcnls to collect go to PETERS, 1 6 North Third street. TTENRT C. DKMMIKQ.

HteMrapber. JTX. All It tad. of wort by pe rttT. Tee pboeeeoaaertioa.

No. I Nona TbirS srera trrnor. Ulf Why are we celling so many Ilen'o $3 and $5 SHOES? Look at our otyleo and G88. They Wear Well SAFETIES! 0135 OO. 1 25 Oenta 50 Canto 75 Canto I SOrer Fllllap Amaltisa I TcU TTllkMt riilfft.

71 FOR SALE. SALE A Ktaiosrs? P1ANQ, OS tens. Is ecneaeM nomos. for a ternoa. Asarrw uu," una emoa.

jeM "TJORSE FOR SALE, A atas (assay JLA. barmX ri be 4nro tf Btarwvr ears oil nr eis. sa. A rwJi. rat tienantuara oa arae 1.

B. S. Ilk aa M'BtCa aXS4f CV)R SALE Several AeaireMo lets ta narriMMrrr cwwaeMwr. One ties ocvsbc. tMVhJLK it Sunk liars eireeu sb) a EVH SALE Tboes tew AeelreUe 4el.

A. Bar. aal rreier etret. usweaarr teirk. nunmri root evs tma4er.

reare. bus aai rotd tiatku eraitercsannia ta etuiar and a memos eaor. caa. eeeutnwia. strtc roruuea ereiM aod tMia are ta per erftnr and owe belli ot a.

e. antwSmd aMll. Ut eeema a coed bamm ta a read laoauoaaatfates JUSwlaeea. TVettw eay. ATAMLW.

JQerTh TUrd feeU IVielrata. rropmj ta all iru Uasu aaajt4see V1W IMUBLE HOUSE FOR SALE JL Caa be boertit at a reasetiatiie Closes. UoeVl ortcK. Neons roao) bnuaa. abort dieloans oruiotes, tantol rartt.

en a eU SBoders me eeatnooee eHilA ream, einnns bnUa. suweilitiy tetane, cmUer. m. line Vie eie reoot ronxMu luqvurt ef M. BOXtXAAM mu Nona liari snrwc aprC4i P)K SALE TVs Srsudess deellinc.eaa.

vauattg utairr cmivmunor, o.ta aeraae. at a eery epneau barreta re txejr ke mm ut a antcmt anf, tm Uerr mmt. wnttm baif tulte i atai caievou LeerL blcti eead, Ur SM l(A tl son, a4 SM i wr. otlA teherad. rarnmim Thm tarre siery drv reetdeaoe, sr awxhra tmptvtmitUk, hi a.

SlU bonis rrmtt Street. VtWf tarn prkM. per aale Tbe tare fc flory tV rertier Msr tori eimrt aaS SOenr eeee. A Cia. toaUOiag tor pneuas er a Meeeteoieirttts li.Mlinieo.

rat NUe Tb tarr mu' emetMUM rear twVK rnadeftoe. Ma. Jt. btirui mint This lnp rrt ta tirel c4aes Utrearbettt. ountaitdiie" JI neiSK1 cMee.

etna arnrd i4 cuiiea. fimr lKt UiM Uita ftvpnXf ia etfeens et atnacaibmprkwutaa tiu uruu Uu sosuM srui tw sxad caiy burtua. W.B.TBOAt, AdeertMiac. Unal Beiate aa4 taeeeueeaia. Bd Starbet aareel.

Ummmrc fm. OPPORTUIIITIES. Best erewrraaltJe eeer ffered rat lets aeer epa. frinr tne as fentnee omtoaeune at twery otreK bnarn. AH lite tewey wtmt na en) 4 SarUMT April eoet tiavm, a bink ia be CMMtnt IMr at a tmrflM mtk SualM ennl.

aca mod. rereiar wbaim. erewe, tnwe. eae. st I jno lil tntf tliTMr eiexk a Croat, eaweiA creeaa.

stw tm aeeter cne. corner, rnve tm tberei eta, eery tee Leave. tnne bloc at Pee tot tbe oitjr. inmeSitif ter ear. are ea Paenwiia rbtfnet.

ateaaia reeaa A rae. MOO Sl.tM til pan au tat nr4 ea If suite eireel If an net ea Jxreeateienia oimet. epea em taene atSea. rtr. te, SwerjiaJl eiera4 ceta eniydeMend aeatber 4 Pwi tram by (rem set le las tent Annp terraraliTl eull prntihrnrnm.

aie tot a peatera eienet btr eucvmetui etemn. mt oVvBi. SVXOO. An tote tiae reer aiieye mut ae emMa a abort Aietaane et Anpota. abuma, baaka.

ecibeula. ec Term euiu cMQn. eiprw eenttira tram sa. yn. BanauiC kzx surmstrenu SttytS Sms BU1LDINO LOT FtlK SALE Nrtk oireeu ale ftDUfit.

fios IM. riwtwr P. o. uar4f T7V3R SALE TU tbree etory brkt 1 Me. lTT JCorta TUrS etenet.

let. u. erty a taretiae U. itoevittc. eotieewd.

ta reu eobiWJaa. Tretus rneeoaetiMt. tmateOtatie pee ana. Apply to j.t. BAsiNllX.

aanueha tor. NO. Sal Avar SMMrOS Tou Going to Preserve Strawberries? If trsto fomt erder'at The Daily Market, 13 ul 15 P. aad baes ibem eVUeered aey sf or Boar ttat sails fom beat. Handl noirt ing but Full Quart Dou teHAcbtbS aas tatee aaaner im ssaay are deceive let boviafi.

COAL ui0r rauixa. Itrtcpa adreet, beer SU.