Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DAILY TELEGRAPH HARBISBDRO, FA. WEDNESDAY STENINO. JUNE 24. 1891. TO DAY'fl WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the twenty tour hours com menclng at r. u. Wednesday, June 24th: Fair and cooler weather northerly winds, and fair on Thursday and Friday. Leeal Weather Report. U.

8. Signal Omci, Harrisbubq, June 4. 8 T. U. 8 Am M.

13 NOON. Barometer 29.89 W.06 29.98 Temperature 89 70 78 Ilumldlty.porcent 47 52 so Wlnd W. N. vv. N.W.

Wind 11 8 12 Weather Cloudless Cloudless Cloudless Mean barometer, 29.98. Mean temperature, 78.0. Mean humidity, 49.7. Maximum temperature, 78.5. Minimum temperature, 63.0.

Maximum Telocity of wind, 18 miles, occurred at 2:30 A. If. Precipitation, 0.00. Local Forecast, for narrtsburg and Tlclnlty continued fair and warmor weather. P.

S. I P. S. Wednesday, June 24, 1891. Department Store Locals.

Bargain counter We shall establish to morrow morning for the summer months a bargain counter. This counter will be located in the middle of the floor right at the entrance. Be on the watch for it Many a dollar you'll sate by it '7 Among the opening bargains to morrow morning you'll find Two bargains real bargains, too. They are: Ladies' Jerseys and boys' hats. Ladies' Jerseys all sizes and kinds, former price 92 to $3.

You can have your pick of any of them for a dollar. That's the whole story. We've got no money to waste in advertis ing them. Likewise boys' cloth hatp, with the best of silk lining. The 75c and $1 kind, 25c for your choice.

No such opportunities again. Fans are there, too fans for a cent, fans for 3c, fans for 5c, and so on to $5 At 25a each there's a big assortment of fans they re handsome, too, and useful. Black fans are from 5c each to 92 50 long list and big variety. White and black and colored gauze fans 50o to $2 50 elegant ones at $1 each. Very nice graduating present fans among the lot it's a big stock, wide range of choice.

The parasol stock is right np to the time, too the prettiest and latest styles. Plenty of choice, too, and not dear beautiful parasols at moderate cost. Sewing machines in these we're working a revolution, not everybody nnderstands. Because we sell at prices so much less than others they think there's something wrong. Nothing wrong, though, except that people have paid too much for sewing Some of the 950 makes are here for 937 50; 945 makes for 935, and f40makes for 932 50.

We'll keep it up, too don't let anybody persuade you it's for a time only. It's on a sure foundation here, and our sewing machine department Is here to stay. Basement Here's a good thing, lasts forever dress makers and tailors must have it Ladies who ever have a seam to press, will want it a new thing and a good thing. It's an arc shaped iron frame so arranged that only the seam is pressed. No other part of the garment is subject to pressure at all costs $3.

We'll take it back if you don't like it, and return yon the money. The Gem Steam Pressing Frame, that's the name of it it is a gem, too. Dives, Pomkboy Stewabt. JOTTINGS. No marriage licenses to day.

Too hot Blasting at the old Wistsr furnace property still goes on. Harry Price has been jailed on a drunk and disorderly charge. The All Workers' Bethel, Calder and Oreen sireets, is being painted. Will the Reading shops be located on the old Wistar furnace property An effort is making to have all the business houses closed at 6 o'clock evenings. The Bethlehem Lutheran Sunday school will have a picnic at Williams' Grove to morrow.

Our own City Grays will give an exhibition drill at tbe Storming of Sebastopol tomorrow evening. lit pairs are being made to the roof of the P. R. It. repair shop, North Seventh street above Calder.

Rapid transit is what the people of Harrisburg have long demanded, and they can hardly realize now that it is so near. Moses Lyter, foreman uf the Rutherford ice company', while putting a collar on one of the com pany '8 mules, was kicked by tbe animal and sustained a fracture of his left collar bone. Sinco the dissolving of all connection with the C. V. R.

R. at Gettysburg Junction, near Carlisle, picnic dates for Fine Grove and Gettysburg booked with the former company have been transferred to the P. R. road. Bethlehem Lutheran Sunday school and congregation will picnic at Williams' Grove to morrow, the trains leaving the Pennsylvania railroad station at 8:00 A.

and 1 :00 ana 4 p. m. William M. Fahnestock, of 1735 North Third street and a teacher in the Maclay school bnilding, has been engaged by tho Board of Public Buildings and Grounds to name the various trees in capitol park, Mr. who is a botanist of considerable note, started in yesterday and expects to finish np in two or three weeks.

Married Twsacv Flve Years. On June 21st, 1866, Rev. John Q. Adams, of this city, wedded Miss Fanny F. Stover in Elmirn, and shortlv after the hannv event brought his bride to this city, where they have resided ever since, Mr.

Adams having been in tbe employ of the late Judge John J. Pearson for 23 years. Last evening the couple celebrated the 25th anniversary of iiiDn lunrringa at me iamuy residence, Strawberry and River avenues, in the presence of number of invited guests, who, after being cutcnaiucu uengnum manner, sat down to a bountiful and elegant repast During the evening the genial host and hostess were the recipients of many good wishes and con gratulations. Mrs. Adams was presented with the deed to a house and a purse by her Lm.L.J I uuaunuu rcmemorance or tne event.

Campers Oat. Next month the Merry Band, composed of a number of York gentlemen who generally havo a great time when they go out camping, will take their summer's outing near Lock Haven. They wear nobby uniforms and take a band along with them each year, camp with tbe "Never Rain" club. com. posed of residents of Bellefonte, Williams port, Altoono, Lock Haven, Philadelphia and this city, at Lewistown Narrows, commencing to day.

Harrisbnrg friends will visit them Sunday. Keaervolr Park Improvements. A meeting of tbe reservoir park commission was held last evening. Preparations are being made for the purchase of additional land on Whitehall street The whole perk is to be improved and remodeled. Roads are to be laid out from the different gates, so that approach to the park will be easy, and reservoir park will soon be one of the most attractive spots in the city.

These improve ments are to be made in the near future, with prospect of others to follow. Let the good work go on. Too Many la It. Overloading was the canse assigned for the breaking down of one of Amos Tittle's two i I BRBtuu uarriuee on morin xnira street near Hamilton last evening about 6 o'clock. The seven men in the carriage were returning iruiu tue races at un driving rarx, and When af, the point above designated the front axle napped off in the middle.

The two horses were tractable animals and made no effort to rnn off. Later on in the evening the car riage was conveyed to the livery stable on Blackberry avenue, near Third street COUNCIL.MANIC COMMITTEES. Matter Considered at Meetlnsa Held Iaat Nlabt At a meeting of the Highway Committee of Select Council, last evening, Mr. Schlayer submitted the following regarding the uses of the streets by the City Passenger railway company, which was referred to the Citv Solicitor: "Is it safe and wholesome legislation to grant the use of a street or streets to a com pany which has leased all its rights and privi leges to a company which has already been granted the same streets, but refuses to ac cep the provisions of the ordinance; and the company so asking do not intend to occupy said street or streets, but to hand the privi leges over to the company to whom they have leased their rights and privileges to assist them in their design to evade the provisions of ordinance No. 339 file of Select Council Wonld you, as the legal adviser of the city, advise ns to do this 7 An early reply is re quested.

I he committee approved the Common Council ordinance regulating the construe tion of tracks in streets less than sixty feet wide by street railway companies. Uily solicitor gave a favorable opinion on the ordinance making rnles and regulations for the laying of sidewalks and setting and resetting curbs. Corporation Committee. The Corporation Committee of Common Council also had under consideration the or dinance permitting the City Passenger rail way company to connect with the East Har risbnrg company in South Harnsbnrg. It was amended in several particulars, so as to conform practically to the ordinance recently approved by the Mayor.

An additional sec tion was added, requiring the company to accept the provisions of the ordinance before it becomes operative. The ordinance for extensions of the tracks of the City Passen ger railway company was also amended, striking out double tracks on Vine and Race streets and granting the use of Third street from Market to Walnut. Sewers and Opening of Streets. The Committee on Streets, Sewers and Bridges decided to report favorably the ordi nance providing for the opening of Calder street from Paxton creek to Cameron and the one establishing the lines of Pike avenue, between Tenth and Cameron streets. RAILROAD MATTERS.

C. V. B. R. freight business is particularly heavy just now.

O. L. Ayers will have charge of the ob servation car between Altoona and Cresson. It is to be hoped that an amicable agree ment between the P. H.

and C. V. K. K. officials may be arrived at whereby connec tion with the u.

H. branch from the C.V. R. R. will be restablished.

If the weather permits the R. R. M. C. A.

of this city and other points will have a grand time at Cove Station Thursday. There will be services at 10 A. u. and 2 p. m.

Tickets can be had at the Association rooms. Trains leave at 8:15 A. M. and 12:10 P. Superintendent J.

F. Boyd and Engineer Chauncey the C. V. R. will suc ceed the late CoL George B.

Wiestliogaa su perintendent and superintendent of the maintenance of way of the Mont Alto rail road. Prof. J. H. Eurzenknabe and Mr.

6. A. Hollinger left this morning for In wood Park, W. to attend the picnic held nnder the auspices of the Reformed church, of Chambersburg. They will represent the Salem Reformed Sunday school of this city.

The Harrisburg papers are so elated over General Freight Agent Langdon's contemplated opening of a branch office in that city that they state the new shops may be moved there. How will you have them, brethren, in whole or a brick at a time Chambers burg Repository. Don't 'jest. He langhs best who laughs last. A GRAND DISPLAY.

Those Who Palled lo See Meboatopol Missed a Treat. There was a great crowd at Sebastopol last night, and close estimates place it at 7, 500, which is very near the actual attend ance. This is something remarkable for a second night and completely outdistances the attendance of Jfompen that was considered phenomenal. In a word the people clearly understand that Sebastopol is one of the grandest attempts at open air performances that has ever been attempted, and that the most strenuous efforts are being exerted to make each succeeding performance better than tne other. This effort is meeting with success, and if the first night was great then it would be hard to describe the exhibition of last evening.

The details had been per fected. Artists, soldiers and mechanics worked with the vim that is characteristic of proper management, and it would be impos sioie to describe tne universal satisfaction that the entertainment gave on all sides. The display of fire works was particularly complete, and the novelties promised more than fulfilled expectations. There Will be Greut Attractions for Tomorrow Night. There are just four new and additional features promised for to morrow's Siege of oeDastopoi.

irat is the anxiously awaited appearance of the City Grays in a grand military drill. They will go through with many new and intricate manouvers, and will appear fully equipped as if their reputation, that is the envy of the whole State, were at stake. The first appearance of the Fiske Military Band in a grand concert before the opening of the exhibition calls for more than ordinary notice. In musical circles tbe band is generally conceded to be one of tbe best in the State, and delightful music can be looked for. The thousands of friends of Mayor Fritchey will be interested in the performance from the fact his portrait, clearly and magnificently outlined in fire, will be presented.

Another novel pyrotechnical device will be a great steam fire engine that will occupy an immense frame and that will glow with the most Driuiant colored lights. AMONG THE SCHOOLS. Cominenceseonts and Othsr Notes terest to Our Uenders. portant matters. of In At the special meeting of the Board of control, this evening, the Building Com mittee will report on tbe altering of the plans of the new Central High School building in order to bring the cost, as near as possinie, to the $80,000 mark.

It will also report favorablv on the erection four roomed addition to the Hamilton build ing, sixth and Hamilton streets. Other business will come be fere the Board. At 9 :30 o'clock Friday morning the closing exorcise!) oi tne narrisourg raining school win tate piace in tne Stevens school build ing, Chestnut street near Second. Ltenevieve a Academy was closed to A .1 i uji regular commencement exercises being omitted this year. This is a successful scnooi.

A special meeting of the Rnnrd nf r.nn. trol will be held this evening to consider im National Celebration at Gettysburg on the independence Liar will fi 11 I I prues irom 1018 Cltr WUI encamp I ny a great national celebration at Gettysburg. wove mis summer. 1 ror ine Denent ot those desiring to attend WIU18 UlOUgh. Of this Citv.

will info I It. and Vlllt tha utid nf th. va. iuu auoua.vri.SliU in Dame, tne Heading railroad will issue special ruuuu inp ucaeis ac greatly reduced rates. These tickets will be sold on July 3d and 4th, and will be good to return nntil July 6tb.

uviuaiTc. mo rouna trip rate irom Fhila aeipnia ana irom all main line as i JJ2 THEY ARB INTERESTING. Yesterday's and To day's Races nt the Driving Park Attract Many. Over 500 people attended yesterday's races at the Harnsbnrg Driving Park and many more went np to day to witness the bicycle races against running and trotting horses re spectively and trotting heats. M.

P. Pollen berger, of this city, won both the one mile and two mile handicap bicycle races yester day, making the fast time of 3:27 and 7:07 respectively. Jack Boas came in sec ond in .3:42 and 7:23 respectively. Both are members of the Harrisburg Wheel club and rode cushion tire wheels. The prizes won by Poffenberger were a gold and silver bar.

A special prize of a silver bar will be awarded to Mr. Boas. There were three entries for the 2.32 trotting race for a pnrse of $200, which was won by A. Neal's Star Chief in three straight heats. as follows: 2.34, 2.83 and 2.34.

"Tom Butler," owned by A. B. Cnmmings, won the gentleman road race in three straight heats, the time being 2.564, 2.55 and .3.04, The half mile donkey race was won by J. W. Keiley 8 "Icback in 4.

15. Judges are changed each day. These local horses were entered for the half mile and repeat running race J. A. Karper b.

m. "Clara John Bowers' b. e. "Walter A. E.

K. Meyers ch. m. "Thrift:" W. A.

Eirby'a b. stud C. U. J. A.

Ocker's Bogardus." All purses were promptly paid yesterday. Carnival of throughout every ment at AT THE HOSPITAL. How the Patients at That Institution are The identity of the hitherto nnknown young man who was picked np along the railroad near the Mulberry street bridge early yes terday morning with a fractured skull, and who has been unconscious ever since, has been established. A friend in this city, acting nnder instructions from Mr. George Liocher, of Lancaster, visiting the hospital last evening and recognizing him as David Locher, son of George Locher.

It is not known how Locher came by his accident, but the supposition is that he either fell from a train or was assaulted by somebody unknown. tlia case, as stated yesterday, is critical. John Heck, who said he was a Wisconsin lumberman and born in Connecticut, was admitted last evening in an exhausted condition from the scorching rays of the sun. His age was given at 35 years. Heck was on his way to Pittsburg and was overcome by the heat near Middletown.

He is much better to day. Albert Thru3h, the painter, and Caroline Seiler, the victim of the gasoline stove acci dent, both injured yesterday, are eettine along as wen can be expected to day. PASSWORD AND GRIP. Harrisburg Council, No. 328, A.

will elect officers Friday night. Artificial Limbs. USK McNeil's Pain Exterminator. jy9 ly Going Away This Summer j.axe a iook at the trunks and tmrslmr. bags, all kinds and sizes and prices, at the habbisbubo Harness ant Company, je24 4t 25 South Third street.

Get the Best. Try the Genuine Boston Oonm Tta fresh every afternoon at 4 o'clock; also aaes ana at Rhine's Bakery, No. 228 South street Ice Cream. Finest ice cream to Drivate families an per larger orders less. Telephone or write ior estimates.

VV. H. Rdrhhii No. 623 Walnut street ielo lm tweVnlade, Trimk Need Bepairinff? uoieDrookdaie and dickering Valley branches I aone J0 you want Mill (DA nn. winner 00; from Trenton, Allentown or oiaungton, 93 so; from Shamokin, $3 75; and the fares from intermediate points will oe correspondingly low.

Information mav uu on buj j.vijiag ranroaa ticket office, Readlnc'a Ponrth of July Excursion Tickets. The Reading railroad will contribute to me general emovment of thn 'ninrinna fl I xuuriu 07 selling reduced rate excursion tickets on July 3d and 4th, good to return until July 7th, inclusive. These special nui idouou oeiween an local points in the Reading's territory, and also to stations oa seyerai or tne lines connecting with the neaumg. jine minimnm round trip rate. "yo.o uruiuary ume limit is extended, win oe 23 cents for adnlts and 13 cents for uuuaren.

Three More Inmates. Yesterday afternoon Levi Schnltze, John Chronister and Sarah Schrom, of York county, were brought to this city and lodged i in the State Lunttic HospiUl. All have ueeu aajuaged insane. Or do traveling Dag a broken lock on a trunk or a rip in a traveling bar Have them repaired at the HABBISBUBO HARNESS A Siimt.tov Company, e24 4t 25 South Third street rjSB Gastrock's $4 25 No. 2 Nut Coal.

50 Cents Buys 50 Good Cigars at VnvKna'a Cigar Store, 416 Market street. my5 6m Tby Weigle's sure Malaria and terminator. Also cures la Grippe. apr4 tf Flower and Garden Seeds. A large variety at the Drug Store of Fobney Knouse.

mar24 tf No. 426 Market street Gents' and Boys' Hats. All the latest style coods in Silk. mere, Derby, Soft and Straw Hats can be seen in great variety at W. A.

Zollinger's, 13 S. Market Square. Hammnrlcn nf nil 8tvle8 mar27 3m Call at Clark's dru? store 1111 North Third street u. lo morrow night is election night at Mt Vernon Council, No. 333, Jr.

O. U. A. M. Next Tuesday night is election night at John Harris Council, No.

174, Jr. O. TJ. A. M.

Our Junior Mechanics will wear dark derby hats, white neckties, buff gloves and carry canes in the Fourth of July parade at Lancaster. Pottsville Lodge No. 207, Benevolent Or der of Protective Elks, was instituted with nearly 40 members Monday. A list is being made np for a lodge in this city. lo night is election night at Capital Citv Council, No.

327. Jr. O. U. A.

and a big tnrn out of members is hoped for. E. Lindsay Grier, of Pittsburg, will address the council. The appearance of 8.000 marching Jnnior Mechanics, each carrying red, white and blue umbrellas, was an inspiring sight to the Cleveland people at the recent National Council of the order. Best Artificial Leg manufactured.

Arti ficial Limb Mfg. 909 Penn avenne. Pittsburg, Pa. Address all communications to Dr. J.

W. Thompson, who has been sec'y ana gen i manager tor 23 years. my27 3 9m A great cherry year, this. AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSION TO TOLCHESTER BEACH.

irartieB wisning tickets tor tbe excursion I of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to loichester JUeacb, on Friday. Jnne 26tb. can get them at R.V. Fairlamb's cigar store. oteeiton bharUer a cigar store, Race street Harrisbnrg; Paxton Hotel, Market street, near cieventn; joiiz arug store, corner Ridge and Muench street: Iungerich's cisar A 1 TT M.

siure, xuage ana namuton streets: messing cigar store, corner mage and Keily streets, or any of the committee. ie23 2t BUSINESS LOCALS. low prices department now prevail in the base Divas, Pombboy Stewart's. Have You Seen That nice $25 rubber harness we offer for sale None better in the countrv. Worth your while to look at it Habbisbubo Harness and SinnrEnv Company, e24 4t 25 South Third street.

$1 50 Oxfords. Our Oxford ties at $1 50. in broad toe. with or without tins, in all wi.nha from A to D. and our Patent Leather Ox fords are worthy of your attention.

Look in our shoe case for samples if you have not Williamson Fosteb, 318 Market Street All PoTJiilar Flavors of Ice Cream and Ices delivered families at $1 nor gallon. Snnrfnv nr.Wa delivered late Saturday night jjietbich Son, Je6 tc 1015 N. Third street Of Interest to Horse Owners. We have the neatest and best line of lap robes, horse sheets, fly nets, and everything for use in summer in this city. Ready to be seen at any time.

Habbisbubo Harness and Saddleby Company, je24 4t 25 South Third street Use Gastrock's $4 25 No. 2 Nut Coal. Best Bread and Cakes. every day at E. M.

Rhine's, No. 226 South street jy2 Cakes in Great Variety. Always fresh and nalatabla. Tr fliom and be convinced. Rhine, the Dakeb, 226 South street Picture Frames Artist' Materials.

I New Pictures and new Moulding in great variety at ttiacK'8 Art store, 115 and 117 Market street Visit our place, whether you wi8n to Duy cr not, get prices and styles. The only place in Harrisburg yon will get your Pictures framed with taste and good workmanship. China fired and gilded. eb2 tc 115 and 1 1 7 Market street Habbisbubo 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. mav26 lm The Best Corset. Ladies should call and see the P.

D. Cor i i set mo latest ana Desi something new that will please all and afford the most cam. fort Try the P. D. and yon will never re gret it It is to be found at H.

Cohen's, 202 Market street ianlS tf Piano Tuning. Now is the time to have yonr pianos at tended to. R. I. Chase is in town recivin i.

1 XT i uruora iuo in. jl. jmkk XVOOms. JNO. 221 Market street.

mav8 2.4 6.tf Headquarters for Base Balls Ana isata, wholesale and retail, at bench's Uigar Store, 416 Market street my5 6m Physicians' Prescriptions Compounded with accuracy and disnatch at Forney Knouse's drug store, 426 Market street mar24 tf Carpet Laying and Upholstering Done by Chase Thome, No. 110 South treet. mch22'90 lv 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 Der dozen.

Pictures will be finished in June, in two to tnree weeks; in July, in three to four weeks; in August, as soon as the rush per mits. The efore, do not delay. J. W. Roshon, je4 tf 19 North Third street Wall Paper and Window Shades.

Lindia shade cloth, the best made. Tbe latest designs in wall paper. W. It. QUGEKS, marl Iy No.

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

apr2 6m 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 of the city.

feb4 tc Mattress Making and Upholstering uone at io. nu ooutn street. mch22'90 ly Keystone Carpet Cleaning Works. 1115 Montgomery street, now ready for the spring business, we guarantee all work. Telephone connection.

marl7 3nr All the Latest Stvles Of Wall Papers, At Bottom prices. J. R. Stokt, mchll ly No. 1121 N.

Third street MAB.BIED. BABRINQTON BROOK On June 23d. 1891. by Kev. L.

F. Baker, at St. Paul's P. E. church, Mr.

E. Hatch Barrington to Mlsa Saliik Brook, both of this city. A ADVERTISE I IN THE Daily Telegraph. Advertising Always Pays. IT GOES INTO ALL HOMES, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A DVERTISEMENTS WRITTEN. a Aaaress Dailt Tblbqrafh. mart tf WANTED To borrow two or three thousand dollars for one or two years, Interest payable semi annually. First class secur Addr8S Money," Tsleqbaph office. OST BASKET A basket of markeUng r.

Bi'ouracnargeora Doy was not deilTered to the right place tbls morning. Any person Knowlnsr Of Its whRrnahnnr.a mill txnntor rn1rn. sending information to No. 224 xui mi j.uiru sireec. I Une half of Sand Cameo Link Li UUFF BUTTON.

The finder will be ro warded on retaralng same to this office. Jeao tf TO CARFENTERS AND flONTRAfi. TORS. 1 liavo nhnut dnn nnimci otittd STONK for sale. Innnlm Jei8 iw CROOK Steam Boat Notice.

THE steamboat "Flyer," owned by Benjamin Glvler, of West Falrvlew, will run up and down the river on the Harrisburg side for the benefit of persons that wish to take pleasure rides, and will also haul nsblog and Buuui iamuy parues to any point between Pennsylvania railroad bridge and Mlddletown. For KJSif.l.,u? aPDly t0 tne captain, BENJAMIN UIVLBR, between the toll bridges, on and after a OKrli 1OA1 I The "Kingfisher" has Resumed Trips. riiHE many patrons of the West Fairview and Harrisburg Steam Ferry Company will do pieasea to hear that the large steamboat "ivLwuDiauisK" nas resumed making trips as follows week days only xue jurriew. 7, o. ll A.

2. 3, 4. 6 F.ir. Leave Kelly Street. Harrisburg, 20 minutes after each hour.

Extra trip Saturday 6 a. m. 10 keep cool take a ride over and back. jeS3 3t $500 00 REWARD. WE hereby agree to pay the sum of five hundred dollars to the person or persons ptlt3AA3ut lliu muruerer or muraer ers ot Isaac Dengler, late ot Oberlln, Dauphin county.

upon his or their conviction and. otntemaug 01 me crime 01 said murder. ISAAC LYTER, LEVI H. NELL. JOHN J.

MUKPHY. Commissioners nf Danniitn nnrintt, Attest John M. Stkickler, Clerk. my27 tf Home Mers, Attention. TWO desirable three story brick houses; kt Location aU modern Improvements No.

135 and 137 Thirteenth street, near State street, at $2,800 each, on easy terms. C. LANDIS RUDY, Jei9 im 13 North Thirteenth street. $5,000 TO LOAN. In amounts of $500 and upwards.

Apply to K. WILSON HOFFMAN, Real Ks tat and Insurance a pent. Kn. jortn xnira sweet, city. my29 5,8, 6t Fire Insurance ana Real Agency.

H. MUSSER, 209 Walnut street, Har iisuurgni. (successor to Alex. Blesslne), acta as asrent In buying and selling Heal iCstato. Collects Rents and doea a General Fire insur tnceBualneaa.

octlS iy NVELOPES printed on Bhort notice at A A the "Hamabnnr Tnlotrranh" Hfaiam auk avuaa. 3 CLi 1 to i a Z2 4) JQ CO aw to S3 5 to cS .5 a 4J 0 "2 1 hC 8.S 3M a a oo 2 a to $3 CO U) Eh ft eg 4 0 T3 2 On Mj CO CO 4 DO CO a rzi IVISD01 it is miasummer wis dom to keep cool. In fact it is wisdom to keep cool from end to end of summer, and you can easily do so. People in public places, hotels, dining rooms, offices, fac tories, counting rooms, stores and residences can keep cool by ordering an electric fan the cleanest, neatest way to keep cool that was ever invented. The Excelsior Electric your establishment.

Saves coal, saves wear and tear, saves machinery, saves good nature, and saves pretty much everything that contributes to a man's happiness in summer. And it does the work, simply and effectively. Electric power, noiseless, safe, perfect. Address DAVID HYMAN, Manager, EXCELSIOR ELECTRIC LIGHT WORKS, LOT OF OLD Harrisburg, Pa. AND WASTE PAPER $100,000 try, at lowest rates of Interest, wtair owunir; a to years.

BOX 167. Can be had FREE at the office of the DAILY TELEGBAPH. Apply at once. jeia tt on choice real Address P. o.

mayiTSi iy 4 MAKION SOURBEER, teacner of riANO.UABINBTOKOANana viouw. iuuijd Bvcuuo, iiumBourg, uruer can also be left at No. 1321 Ridge avenue. Jan80 iy ASTRICffS AUU ill EOT With a Grand Sweep We Will Wipe Our Entire Notion Stock "Out of Sight" FOR ONE CEIT. Chenille ornaments anv miw.

2 cards or darning cotton or wool hair crimpers. 4 packs ot hairpins. 14 rows of pins. yards or corset lacing. 9 bone collar buttons.

1 pair wire armlets. hat pins. styles ot Jersey stick pins. Large palm leaf fans. Open Japanese fans.

Folding Japanese fans. 1 needle case (sewing outfit complete). aoo yard spool of cotton. 1 doaen initial letters. crochet needle.

1 dozen safety pins. Bracelets, gift, stiver and oxidized. Fine nickel hairpins. 8 patterns or Hamburg edgtnz. styles or buttons.

14 styles of ribbons. For S. 3. 4 and eentt tra that rnn merly paid twice so mnrh tnr 8 Pl cotton or what we have left SV WUIO Sft BUUU1. I a bJu XxAlles of our best ammonia at cents OUR JEtVELItY DEPARTUEQT for almost uotiiiuq.

a Junes of ladles' ribbed vests at 8, and 19 ents. All we have left, tone vnn nan. iivai Until Saturday Hut, Inclusire, Any of oar finest hats In anj of oar windows or ouvvr WIA1V VO One special line at 98. One special line at tt 98. One special line at ti W.

Our Ribbon Sale in Fall Bloom. Ribbons at 16 cents, worth 25 cents. Ribbons at 19 cents, worth 60 cents. Ribbons at 89 cects. worth 62 cents.

Ribbons at 89 cents, worth T5 cents. Ribbons at 49 cents, worth 85 cents and $1. took at our south window for prices of Untrimmed Hats AND tenrt We will make it especially interesting THIS Jre Ukat one in June, lor rl si tors to our establishment. H. Astrich's PALACE OFFAOHIOn, WANTED.

r. I XJUmie uA bright, scUtb boy, 1 or j.igiiL vuiiipcui xurnisacs I 17 years or age. to learn Drag business. 1 i .1 1 swaan a vrug numb Jiarae tucbc rans, puis mem up, 1 nLtocu jeao attaches the power, and I "BITANTED A girl to cook and do general housework In a small family. Apply at all you have to do is to I 401 Nortl1 Sgcontl press the button, and WAD Youne coolness and comfort are yours.

If a manufacturer. Whv I P108 SALE About SSO feet of neary ojuaiiuiawuiw, CAST IRON FBNCH. WIU be sold st a bar snould you burn coal and heat up your entire building from the furnace at great expense to yourself and much annoyance to your employes, who have to work in the stifling gain. Apply oC State and FOR SALE. Jei Another Thing: fr sr I Je23 St.

BeUerue. narrlaburg. to JOHN W. BROWN A corner uanai Btreeis. uarnsDorg.

jea tl T70R SALE The oldest established wholesale and retan I.lonriB RrrsrwKaa buuiu 111a city, vmng a gooa ousiness. Kea son tor selling, retiring from business. For fur mer inrormauon can at Na. ass Humt itrMr Harrlaburg. Fa.

JeU let ICOB SALE Sereral desirable lots in JL 11 arnsburg cemetery, one has tinltfltntt vupiug. rataas, id kotui Tuira street. my21tt atmosphere You can I kuildinq lot fob sale North Second street. Size Mxia. Box IK, Bar avoia an mis dv naving i mar ti Electric Power put into I 'W'ew double house for sale.

I JL Can be bought at a reasonable fhrure. iwunie onck, eleven room house, short distance northwest Capitol Park, with all modern con. vouieucea oaia room, eiectrio Delia, epeaklng tubes, cemented cellar, etc. House has six front rooms, inquire of WM. ROBRARM EL, eoi aprS7 tf 170R SALE The three story brick bouse.

jl. no. iuit norui Tmra street, late the property of Caroline at. Oenalng. deceased.

In rood condition. Terms reasonable, immmiiit. hm. session. Apply to V.

T. BAJUTITZ. admlalatra. tor. No.

lariret stroft. norM OPPORTUinTIES. Best opportunities ever offered In city lots now open. Prices same as before completion of atol berry street bridge. All the Perry street lots now sold and other elhrible are offered.

Two so feet front lots, near Sixteenth street, water. drain, etc. only $350 each. Lowest price nw iu uio vivjr, uiciuaillg; VWO GOT mi uurimuui lot sv oy iss feet, smooth Ground, water, etc, SX.600! MS will purchase lot corner of seventeenth and uiw auwh open on inree siaes. water, etc.

BerryhiU street lots In any desired uiuuuer 01 ictn. iron i oy irom 101 to 100 feet deep to rear alley to suit purchasers. One lot on Swatara street near Sixteenth street. 101 feet uccp. bjto.

au tots nave rear aueys and are within a abort distance ot depots, stores, markets. Opera House, banks, schools, etc Terms to suit. Office open evening from 7:30. DR. HUGH HAMILTON, 212 South Second street.

uijriv aiuu TOR SALE Two three story houses on I oenjfmu Bireet, one uree story house oa Swatara street, two three story bouses on Twenty and a Half street, one two story and one two and one half story house on Twenty uiirau ouuaiug 101a oa uerry, uunter. Twentieth. Twenty and a Half and Twenty first streets. Inquire ot B. F.

KUY. Real Estate. Kent and Insurance Agent. 2111 Deny street. aiy OT WSMU I TT'OR SALE A first mortgage 6 per cant NEWSPAPERS I oomcs ing nrst ciass dwelune.cou.

JL tainlngr modern conveniences. No. 917 Bidm For sale Building lots aoxuo to a ao foot alley, on Herr street, within half mile of 8 late capitol. il" Bivunu, ouiy mbu per lot K3 dOl aiiu vuu pur ear, witu mierest. ror sale The large 8 story brick with modern imnrovementa.

avium. crjr luw price. For Sale The lanre briv I'D o. ass south Front buco uu iucr KTenue. a nne outidlng for printing or a manufacturing business.

For Sale The large 3 story mansard roof brick residence. No. 100s N. suth street. This protv wcwb uuvukuuui, containing iy tuuTciucona, wiui nam wood finish.

For a abort time this property will be offered at it is worm. 40X104 will be sold on easy terms. VT. FX. TUOaTA8 Advertising, Real Estate and 321 Market treet.

Harrlaburg. pa. J. T. ENSMINQER, Commission Iferchant Ks.

100. 1M mm im g( seoosd Btrost. COLUMBIA SAFETIES! Solid or Cushion Tires, A Set ofTMifk YJTTASHINQ 9136 00. AXE LIGHT. 8TB02TO, GBACXBUX, AND nrnuiiLV BEABS THE CLOSEST INSPECTION AXTD FULLY SATISFIES THE OrsPEOTOS.

EVEB.Y WHEEL WARRANTED. Wsrraatad Gold FUlInrs $1 mod Up. Folton street. 34, 36 and 38 nertli Tfclrd Strext Fffi SK I all modern imnrore unnrOrenMBla. HAIIILIODUIECh PA.

IXrANTED A FOR RENT Store Combertand streets. roasesaion at any una. WEALTH TKUbT OOMP AN beater, dectrte bells, bath. Ac norut seoona street. OTHER AND CHEAPER WHEELS IN BTOCJC BELLS, BALLS, LAXtPS, We have now on hand the First and Pnllest Assortment WRIGHT Dirsoirfl Tonnis Supplies EVER BROUGHT TO THE CITY.

Backets, Balls, Nets. Poles, Gar Rope Pag, Setts, Ac. U. Call a4 mals. Luther 3rt.

JSIelkei, BVILDKRS HARDWARE. CVTLERT. TOOLS, BOSS. LA TSMQTKM. PAtSTS.OTL, CLAU.

141 Z2AXLXIET QQUAXUL P.O. Box U4. Talephoos i.ess. IDEMSTRY sod Ironiaf dons FOR RENT. YJV)R RENT OFFICE In CoUogs Block.

jl. water, steam heat and ekavta. anntvac i 2 a oivaa, as a. xnira sueew jaoia SENSE MAN 1206 NORTH THIRD STREET. NEW LOT PONGEES.

Ws bare Just opened a trash tins of tho Silk Finish India New summer patterns, lhrht grounds with assorted colored figures. Te moat substantial wasa material on the market, you remember they started at 20c a yard tho beginning ot tbe I season on account or competition. The price has Black Organdies. Black Batistes. Black Satines.

Black Lawns. Black Hemstitcld Embroidery Fl0L Note weU the noundng prices. One lot hemstitched Hnhrnl1nv1 (1mtu.fn 85 cents per yard. One lot hemstitched embroidered flouncing. One lot hemsutched cmbraUnwi 42 cents per yard.

une tot nemsmcned embroidered floaaclng. 50 w9tm fsf Vawwl cents per yard. One lot hemsutched embroidered flouncing. SS AAnla nsi svt one tot hemsutched embroidered flouncing. 00 cents per yard.

wn. I one lot hemsutched embroidered flouncing. CS residence. cents per yard. one cents lot bemstttched embroidered flaunrtnc ra Per yard.

One lot hemstitched embraiderMi flonnrf nr. cents per yard. one cents lotbemsUt prrya itched embroidered noun cleg. 89 One lot hemsutched embroidered flouncing. 90 one lot hemsutched embroidered flouncing, fl oo per yard.

one lot hemstitched embroidered flouncing. II 10 cents per yard. One lot Uomsutched embroidered flouncing, tl SO cents per yard. One lot hemsutched embroidered flouncing, 1 as cents per yard. One lot liemauichttl tmtrtAar4 nrmrulnr.

1 TX cents per yard. One lot hraistilfhail Amhmlrtr1 flmiuHni. I ti 00 per yard. Special line of embroideries. all widths and pnees.

MADE WANTED By first class wathar and renttecne or family wssninc. Apply at or address cow daaatreeU ITU ATI ON wcanmrror norsaa. or aa himim torses, or aa firm I Uooary engine. i a to Dae, uty, WANTED As Address R. W.

sU. Ml SUrer FUIIjqh 8 COl AaaJgaai I TeeU rTlUbeat rut. Tcssastsr 14 Indus jeie iw Millinery Trimmings. I WANTED sitnauon in store br I .17 bor i years of are doc afraid of I Address K. O.

un Kidm STeassTclir If comes to slashing prices we are rtobt I Jef arenas, cuy. comes to slashing prices ws are tight mart wort I at ins mania Mio JUSEFHINE BERBT, colored, wants a sttoatloa to da mmi wwa. BOO can DO ariimHl aa MathMntrmtimrm awu position as statioasry jkmuuikkk or fir EUAN, toys man ot 77 vomuoo. Address J. H.

um Three 3 story brick dwell. ana as uimmM miml wttk elcHrvi twila i ium HauouguiNlinn. jeSt tf IHJK RENT UOBSS No. 401 Brigs Jkm lum. Ail I Will 1 1111 HUM 19 nSSBSS SK5S5 JnOBUl' laUrs J.

area bo. Juneo tf I rteburg or Tlclnlty. Address C. TsObilr. I TUOHAa, an Market Office.

K'OK RENT A oomforUUs famished JL nom, scondory front. All conveniences. "i.iiw oouui imra street. jei9 6.i.a 3t F)R RENT Tbe Story brick dwUng, B3S Fifteenth street. A new rooavd sa Room, Sixth sad First class loeatloo.

Apply 10 COM MOM x. my7 a FOR RENT A tarss stcry Brick Uobm with two story back buildlnc. 00 North building. 00 North street oecween Thud and rinwn imhim ureen. inautrs of ovwu US West State street.

RENT New thres story brick XV nOCSsl. No. S2l North Second afreet Apply at Maeir aiiwu RENT From April 1st. the lam I A. 8TORB ROOM with cemented cellar mnder neaui.

njoruesst corner scond and iMt Krwa. Apply to A. K. BRXLLKNUKROEIt, nv aw Aw mi a uira miiuu febSMt always HARRISBURG. PAINLESS DR.

E. C. HONEYWELL, Philadelphia Dentist. Estractinrr With Gas Teeth Cleaned CLOTH SCr srtthia ft. it 3 25 O'ento 50 Canto 75 Cento HAIR CLOTH aauy kept elesoed, la not readily soued, sod IsvartaMy ouuroars faruivr with urotber cttn.

Oomx yos think so. our itAttt cLora rctunrcRS oobms la diaerret atyw. froos good tauers. aad la marked to aril at maaotiatite pnnea. Wo stOI lor caafe or rredli richer way sad dell tot goods tree to nan of Harrutwg or within city saues of it.

Hnrriflburg Inntollmont Are You Going to Preserve Strawberries? It so, leave your order st The Daily Market, 13 aid 15 n. Uarktt Sqazit, and bars them delivered any day or boar that suits yos be. We Handle Noth ing but Full Quart Boxes, 4 sot five eighths and three quarter boxes, as too many are deed red Into bnyiae. tnarao HiHasaaBHHHHHwaHMaiaMaBauBmHMai Selling Off lo Close Oat Business MRS. E.

K. JACKSON U1 sell out bar entire stock of roods at cost, conswung of tUbboua. Lacea. Kntiroldcnca. art Embroi dery Matitaia.

stamped uaea uoods la gmat variety. Piuakro, auna. SUka aad Pell td. LadlM deMrtnr such roods wui do well to call and examine tx iore purchasing eiaewhera. at IU Marltrf street, bear lbs old Uldcn.

praaui ovate la I be c'auae lor cloitiz out. failtmg tralth. Mrs. Jackmou wuocwiiouetbe aceacy for the tV hriKvl aa ordo txirat 5 aho. wamping and linking oa abort Lotlrw at lit atarket street.

Uarrtaburg. Pa. jel vm. Dl you want to Insure your Furniture or Home go to PETERS. 16 North Third street TJTNRT C.

DEM MI NO. Stenographer. XX. AU kinds of work ry Type rita. Tea, paooeeocnecuea.

No. 1 7 Sonh Third orreet. agent Central Pennsylvania far ssaadard Trpa. wrttar. iy F)K 8ALE.

If yos have anything ts sea let urn people know tt by adverasmg ta its ALL WORK WARRANTED. OFFICE 25 north Third Otroot, Harmburff. BRAlXCHEa feb2 ELVIRA, N. WANTED SITUATION. WILKE8 BARRE, EASTON.

PA, PLTMOUTIL PA. WILMINGTON, DEL, PARLOR SUITS! Parlor furniture comes to the dealers ta various pmty sad sttracuve desirns. Ail sorts of material, is bnauUfol color ortnn as weu as those puis, beat and subdued ta loo. are aned lo tn covering. The wood work bears differ, ptnur Balahea.

some of It elaborately carved, someotttnot. Theruratuuw deigMS know the diversioae of trade sad cater to tbe wants of all. neons, parlor rar eJahlnT la not OimmM. amm mm TtW the buyer tsar be. We could leil yos a Mg story about Farter rurauure.beoauas all kinds are here.

Baiwvshaax. Its Hair Cloth Furniture we want to adrmiae to day. we keep It la large saaarf eat and ta auTerent grades. Do yos know, many folfcs pmer Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture to say other maker It's true. Tbey ts al tmnj or raitnnu in oiaca rainknot always ru omamnd aa apartarM kra wett rurnUbrd lhat has a UAiM.