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DAILY TELEGRAPH. HARRISBURG, PA TUESDAY KVBWINO. AUG. 2.1887. TO DAT'S WBATHKK BBPOBf, Indications for the twenty lour hours eommonciDtf at 8 r.

Tuesday, August Sd: Local rains, followed by fair, slightly warmer weather, variable winds, becom log southerly. JOTTINGS. The none will take seventy men to Allentown. The Friendship fire company will hold a lair next ran. A foot bridge now spans Pazton creek in me vicinity ot lentn street.

The Excelsior electric lights about the post office were ablaze last night and lllumina cd the whole vicinity. A private picnic was held on Independ' ence island to day by a number of Har risburz's young ladies and gentlemen. The storm which passed over Harris jrg last night was particularly violent at Mt. Gretna, where the very flood gates of Heaven seemed to be open. ODE LET OF THE BIRD LET, The cloudlet o'er the summer say Id soatierert by the sunlet E'en uh th.t debtoriet doth fly Ku.

lmiio from thednnlet The bird let doth hts tootlet twit pon the Utile treelet. And rtoirlots all their toolets flit At vlluls of the flealet. At tnornlct now the wormlet drops And dangles from the bouschlet And for the cudlet browse In troops The hhef'piet and the eowlet, The tlHhlet with his out hie wooes 'i'hojuonarrtlzlngbaltlet, And O't tne tickle lussletooos 1th luillet at the gatelet. A Lantern Parade. The Ilarrisburg Wheel Club will have a lantern parade on the evening of the 15th of August.

The club is increasing in membership, and there is a growing en nusiasm among the cyclists. Lutherans Picnicking. A union Lutheran picnic is being held today at Island urove In which a number oi Ilarrisburgers are participating. There are several hundred people at the resort. On Account of a Horse.

David Jackson, who only recently served a term in the penitentiary, and Hiram Butler got into a fight on Eleventh street this morning over the ownership of a horse. They were both arrested and placed in the lockup to await a hearing. in Uusluess for Himself. Richard Vorndrau, one of the best barbers in the city, for nine years connected with the Lochiel Hotel barber shop, has taken the shop lately occupied by Joseph Schalleur, at 229 Walnut street, opposite the postoffice, and is now ready to receive his friends. A Poblto Meeting.

By reference to our advertising col' umns it will be seen that the property holders of Third street will hold a public meeting at the Board of Trade rooms on Thursday evening to tke some action In the matter of paving Third street. It is only by conceited action that any good can be done In this direction. Charters Granted To Day. Threo charters were issued from the Btato Department to day, as follows: The Trades publishing company, of Philadelphia; capital, $5,000. The Hirscb Ely window glass company, of Blossburg, Tioga county; capital, $30,000.

The Penn bridge company, of Beaver Falls; capital, $50,000. Getting Iteariy far Incandescent. The Exceptor electric light company, which has done wonderfully good work sine:) Its establishment in Ilarrisburg, is fireparlDg on an extensive scale to put ncandescent lights in stores, halls, facto ries, mills, in thiscitv. In places where the incandescent lights fur; ished by the company are used, the best results have been obtained ani the greatest satisfaction given. fit all for Vamp Hancock.

A circular just issued from the National Guard headquarters saye: "For the information of tbe troops at the general encampment, all mail matter should be addressed to "Camp Hancock," Cornwall post cilice, Lebanon county, Pa. The mall will bo brought to division head quartcrsxnd dist ributed regularly through mo savcrai tirigaae headquarters. Autographs at Cold Bprlngs. Among the arrivals at Cold Springs yesterday were tbe following: Mr. George Foerster and wife, Mrs.

F. W. Coover and Miss Jennie Fairlamb, Har risburg; Misses May and Gertie Fair lamb, of Media; A. J. Senseman, wife and child, J.

M. Wiestling and family, Thos. Dunotf, M. T. A.

Correll and family, Alice Obrein and children and I. B. Brown, of Ilarrisburg. Lust Night's Htorm. About 8 o'clock last evening two storms gathered about the city, and it appeared at or time as though they would meet w'th disastrous conse quences.

Vivid flashes of lightning ever and anon pierced the mass of black clouds which swept overhead, and heavy peals of thunder i'a'rly shook the houses. The rain fell in torrents a while, but no serious damage is reported in the city. A Wedding To morrow, At the vicar general's residence to morrow on We9t State street, Miss Kate Meyer, eldest daughter of Charles Meyer, of Ilarrisburg, will be married to Mr. John O'Gorman, of New York (formerly of this city), the Very Rev. M.

J. M' Bride officiating. The bridesmaid will be Miss Annie Gebert, of, this city, and the groom's best man will be Mr. O'Brien, of New York. Prompt Payment of Insurance Money.

In illustration of the promptness with which some insurance companies fulfill their engagements, the case of the late Mr. Henry Gilbert may be mentioned. Mr. Gilbert's life was insured in the New England Mutual life insurance company for $5,000. II died on tbe 4th of July, and the money waspiid by the company on the 25lh inst.

by Mr. D. R. Betts, of South Market Square, who is now and has been the agent of the company in Harrisburg for the past year. Deltgntful Birthday Party.

Last evening a surprise party was held at the residence of Mr. Faunce, No. 1717 Fourth street, in honor of the birthday of their Bon Lawrence. A delightful time Was spent by those present, and at a late hour they dispersed, well pleased with their evening's enjoyment. The following young people were present: Misses Emma Hoover, Maud Saltsman, Annio Askens, Effle Weitzel, Tillie Cramer, Grace Hoerner, Mary J.

Sourbeer, Ida Sponsler, Ida and Harriet Northamer, Messrs. Charliu Frank, Herbert Rev. nolds, Wm. M'CIain, David Dyer, Marcus Hoerner, Wm. Northamer, Geo.

and Wm. Sourbeer and Geo. Saltsman. Would and He Wouldn't. John Coover, a workman at the sieel works, is the name ot the man who decided to commit suicide on Sunday by drowning.

It seems, according to his own story, that Coover had trouble with his wife and they separated, the woman securing work at a Harrisburg hotel. On Sunday Coover tried to mako up with his wifj, but poace negotiations failed, and he determined on suicide. He waded Into the river below the Harrisburg bridge, but when the cold water reached his waist it chilled his courage and he decided to put tbe job off for another day. The spectators on tbe bank watched him during the performance. Toilet Waters Impart delightful coolness and fra grance to the basin and bath.

Colgate I are to standard. GRUB FOB THB MILITIA. How tbe Guardsmen at Bit. Gretna Will be KOi. j.

Uranville Leach, commissary general, has made all arrangements for the feeding of the National Guard at Mt. Gretna. Col. Leach will issue all stores from his headquarters to the three brigades. The rations this year will include 39.500 pounds of fresh beef, which will reach the camp in refiigerator cars on August 6th and 9th.

On the first day sugar cured hams will compose the meat ration, and the same kind of meat will be issued on the last dav of the camn. reauirin? 12.000 pounds for the three britrades. Ten barrels of the best family pork will be served on the fourth dav. and no bacon will be used during the seven days. Fresh bread baked in Philadelphia in the afternoon and forwarded on an ex press train will be issued in four days, with 18.000 nounds of hard biscuit, to form nart of the meals on the other three days.

It will require 4,400 pounds of coffee. 7.000 pounds of granu lated sugar, instead of the brown formerlv issued. 7.800 pounds of white beans. 1.200 gallons of tomatoes, 300 dozen cans of corn to keep the Guardsmen from going hungry, with an ade auate Quantity of butter and rice, 600 bushels of potatoes and a lesser quantity of onions. The items or soap, candle.

salt, pepper, vinegar and flour will bring the price of each ration to the usual average of about sixteen cents per day for each soldier. Personal. Mrs. Daniel Bacon is at Atlantic City. Mrs.

Ellis L. Mumma is at Minnequa springs. Tbe condition of Mr. A. r.

liusk is un changed since our last report. Miss JNeiue Kninebart, ot Carlisle, is paying a visit to her uncle, S. C. Duncan, in ilarrisburg. Mrs.

Rockhill Smith, of North Second street, has gone to White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Mr. Ed. M. Cooper is spending a week at Atlantic City.

He is a guest of the Delaven House. Miss Bessie Green and Miss Hattie TJtts, of Altoona, are visiting at the resi dence or Mr. Ira Todd, on Jrorster street. Dr. R.

Smith, a rising young physi cian, of Oakville, Cumberland county, is in Ilarrisburg a tew days, visiting friends. Miss Brackebush, of Chicago, and Miss Spangler, of Joliet, 111., aie the guests of Mr. Harry van Zandt and family, on Chestnut street. The popular clothing merchant, Mr. Louis Stern, left this morning for Rich field Springs, where he expects to spend five or six weeks.

Ferdinand Plack, brother of Mrs. John crown, or soutn Third street, lett on a trip to Switzerland and England. He will be absent until September. Messrs. ueorge K.

and David Fleming, lett tnis atternoon lor Lake Mohonk, New York, where Hon. David Fleming and iamuy nave been tor some time. Mrs. General Hartshorne, of Academia. Perry county, and Mrs.

William H. Rauch. of Philadelphia, are in the city with their husbands, who are attending me meeting ox tne tans. Who Lacks the Band Ed. Telegbaph: In perusing the columns of the Evening Telegbaph of the 1st, I found an article headed "Who has the Sand?" which was printed in the Millersburg Herald.

In reply to that I would say that the P. R. R. B. B.

C. sent a challenge to the Millersburg base ball club to play a game of base ball on Augast 3d for a prize of $25 a side, the game to be played on the Duncannon grounds, and we have not as yet received any answer to it. Now who is it that 'lacks sand We had nothing to do whtaever with the other clubs with whom they corres ponded, but sent our challenge on July za ana asKea mem to put up tbe money not later than August 1st. As they neither put up the money nor answere us, you can plainly see that it is they who must "shut up." We will still hold the challenge open until August 13th, but will not play them on their own grounds, tor reasons which it is not necessary to specify. We can then show them that I we "carry the necessary sand" to tackle i those "nayfeeds.

Manages P. R. R. B. B.

C. Happenings at Lykens. Ltkens, Aug. 1. G.

H. Batt, of Richmond, was in Lykens ior a iew aays on business. Aiurpny, tne peddler, was can vassing Williamstown on business and politics. Charles R. Coleman, of Gratz.

Repub lican candidate for County Treasurer, was here looking after his interests. We think Cbarlev the nsrht man for the nlara. At Wiconisco mines they now raise and lower cars by electricity to the depth of 1,000 feet. Their experiments proved successful in every respect. They have raised a weight of 112,000 pounds, show ing the power of the novel invention.

W. M. Scblesmger, chief electrician of the Union electric company, of Philadelphia, who is doing the work, tells us that "this is the largest experiment in the world. This is certainly a novel invention, and should be encouraged. fWM i 11 ine Dass Dan league is putting in an appearance.

Cornelius Bixler, County Commis sioner, was in town. Mr. isixler is a candidate for renomination. Jacob Drumheller. staee driver from here to Tower City, lost one of his horses while on the road.

He was insured for An Easy Way to Get Rid of Files. An exchangs says: A fly always walks upwara. i ut a ny on a window, and up he goes toward the top; he can't i be made to walk downward. My friend maae a winnow screen, divided in half. The upper half lapped over the lower, with an inch of space between.

As soon as a fly would light on the screen he would proceed to travel upward, and would thus walk straight outdoors. On roaching the top of the lower half he would go outside. Not bein able to walk down he had no way to return to the room. By this means a room can be quickly cleared of flies, which always seen me ngni. Tbe Gettysburg Memorial Tablets.

The Gettysburg Memorial Tablet com mission will meet in the State Library ruuui at noon to morrow lor organization. J.UQ1C ms ue memoers ot tbe coramis sion, including Department Commander narper, ot the G. A. Gen. Gobin and otners.

Going into Camp Saturday. ine tents and other equipment to be used Dy tne national Guard at. Mt uretna are now being shipped. The uity urays win go into camp Saturday It outrivals Remedy. all Dr.

Sage's Catarrh AMCSKMKNTS. P.O. 8. OF A. CHEAP BXCOKSION To Mauch Chunk, Switchback and Glen onoko, on Tuesday, August 9th.

Round trip tickets, good for three davs. 50. including eighteen miles' ride around the Switchback. Train leaves Steelton 6:10 a.m., Harrisburg 6:23, and Hummels town 6:39 A. m.

Train returning same clay, leaves Mauch Chunk at 5:30 p. m. Tinderman's Band, of Reading, furnishes the music. iv29.30,an2,6,8 CHEAP EXCURSION TO NIAGARA FALLS, Buffalo and Watkins Glen, on Wednes day, August 10th, via popular P. and R.

and Lebigh Valley route. Kound trip tickets. good lor fliteen days, 'are only 910 00. Train leaves Steeltou 7:05 a. Harrisburg 9:55, and Hummelstown 8:13 a.

sight seeing free. Reduced rates at all hotels. Particulars see circular, or address H. Dickinson, Excursion Agent, 615 Church street, Reading. Pamphlet I4ws for 1887 are Oat.

Thronffh the efforts of Secretary Stone, Deputy becretary Longenecker and Chief Clerk Tate, of tne state me pamphlet laws of the session of 1887 ara out. sixtv davs earlier than ever before. The last day given Governor Beaver for action on the bills lett hioi by tne lature was June 19th, so it will be seen no time was lost in the compilation and printing of the laws. In 1885 they were issue in November, and In 1883 some time in September. Such promptness is worthy tbe highest commendation.

b0simesslooal8 Fob Dry Goods At the Lowest Prices Goto Dives, Pomekot Stewabt's Great Store, now at the Rink, on Chestnut street Ice Cream Packed and delivered in small auanti ties ior iamuies oy Dietrich Hon, 1015 North Third street The First and Best Egg Phosphate and Ice Cream Soda origi nated at Dr. Raysor's drug store. Rav or 8 drug store is the only place in the city where ice Cream Soda is sold for five cents a glass, and is pronounced by many as superior to that which is sold at ten cents per glass. Prescriptions are compounded at very low rates. None but strictly pure drugs are used such as squibbs preparations).

Patent medicines reduced. Porous Plasters ten cents, Headquarters for Lithia Water. ly Flies and Mosquitos. Keep them out of your houses by using ItKADY MADE SCREEN DOORS. All sizes on hand.

$1 35 up. complete, with Spring Hinges, Screws and Knobs, at Luther R. Kelker's Hardware Store, 6J Market Square. jy7 lm Coal is indispensable. I have an ex cellent article to offer; give me a trial order before laying in.

I have the facility to deliver to all who will favor me with their orders. J. S. Sible, je24 tf 4. The Fuel of the Future.

Kerosene or coal oil at a cost of one cent will cook a meal or heat a room with the use of that wonderful invention, the indestructible a uei Cartridge. It does ten times what any oil stove can do, Coupon Introduction Company's Agency, jno. yao wage avenue, Darns Dunr. Pa. want responsible salesmen.

Sample sent to any address on receipt of 1 oOaccom panying order. jy29 tc $2.00 Per Dozen. For the latest and most highly finished cabinet photos, at the Commonwealth gallery, No. 19 North Third street. Williams, jy29 lm The Photographer.

Cheap Photographs. Owing to the rush following our an nouncement of cheap Photos, we have been unable to accommodate all who de sire pictures. The success which has crowned our effort to give the public first class work, at low prices, has convinced us that a business where small profits and many of them is the rule is the one that wins. To give those still desiring a chance to avail themselves of the offer, we extend tbe time to August 14th. We will take cabinet photos at $2 00 per dozen.

Proof shown, and satisfaction guaranteed. Give us a. trial. John V. Lemeb, 1213 North Third street, Ilarrisburg, Pa.

Ground floor gallery, near Broad street marnet. iyia lm CANDIDATES. For Re sister of Wills, CL. BRINSER, of Steelton; subject to the decision of the Kepubl can nominating convention of Dauphin county. OB SHERIFF.

The undersigned offers himself as a candidate for Sheriff, sub. ject to the decision of the Republican nomi nating convention siuuH uuisr. Ijiuit BiittKiFir. Tne undersigned an JD nounces himself a candidate tor Sheriff ot Dauphin county, subject to the decision oi mo jxepumican nominating convention, T7K)R SHERIFF. I respectfully an nounce to mv friends and the nubile mat j.

am a candidate ior snerm ot juaupmn cuunty, auDject to ruies. IFOR SHERIFF I hereby offer my self as a candidate for the office of Sher iff of Dauphin county, subject to Republican rules. UEOUUK ROHiOSR. For County Commissioner. TOSEPH M.

SaUL, ot the Sixth ward, Harrisbursr. is a candidate lor the office oi county commissioner, subject to Repub publican rules. au2 lw For County Commissioner. LEORGE W. CUNKLE.

of Harris burg. subject to the decision ot the Democratic Countv Convention. 1 reanect lUtlvasfc mv friends, in tha nnlanitnn rf delegates, to support those who wul lavor me ior ine nomination. COMMISSION EK. I an nounce mvself a candidate tor Rnnntir Commissioner, subject to the rules ot the cepuDucan nominating convention.

to x. uarnsourg. MARRIED IiEIDICH LANDI3. Februarv 28th. 1887.

in Camden, N. by Kev. J. S. Helsler, Vjircy G.

of Philadelphia, to Saixik vy. iJAn iub, ux xuirria ourg. DIED. BOMGAltDNER Emma Catharihb. wife oi ueorge aiea August 2d, 18S7.

Funeral on Friday morning at 7 o'clock. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. H.HOLBERT, SUCCESSOR TO SHOEMAKER H0LBERT, BROKERS, North Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. BUYS OR SELLS on Commission only Bonds. Stocks.

Grain. Provisions and Petroleum. Having private direct wires to the various exchanges lam enabled to execute orders expeditiously. Daily market reports furnished upon ap plication. jan2 tf CANOE FOR SALE.

A new 15 by 30 Uushton Canadian anoe for sale Can be seen in the canal near the car works on Wednesday morning. It Notice. A PUBLIC MEETING of the prop ertv holders of Third street, hetwenn Mulberry and Kellv streets, will beheld at the rooms ot the Board of Trade, on Strawberry avenue. Thursday evenine. Ausust 4th, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of taking some action in the matter of paving Third street.

It is hoped that every person owninsr property on this street will be present and laite part in mis important movement. angz at NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Bteel Company wUl be held at its general office, 208 South Fourth street, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, tho fifth (6th) day of October. 1887. at twelve (12) o'clock, noon; and that in accordance with a resolution or its ooaro oi directors, adopted une 14th, 1887, authority win De asited Irom the stockholders to executa and deliver a mortgage for one million dollars upon the nronertv of said company, to se cure bonds to that amount, and a resolution will be submitted to the said stockholders increasing the canltal stocK of the company to three million hollars, in accordance with uutnority vested in it. JiiiiHiP augz 2 iot Secretary.

W. R. HUGHES, NO. 23 SOUTH SEC0I0 STREET, DBALBR IN WALL PAPER In all the latest styles, and Window Shades In great Variety. GOLD PAPER From 20 Cents Up.

onaues, witn Spring IFixtureS 35 cents, readv tn KoS os' 00 el 3m A MTSNDTWETIT TO THE CONSTI this Common weal til for their approval or rejection by the General Assembly of the fiommrnwttlthnf I'eiinHKlvania. PubllSted bTornnrnfiM oi tne 'mraon wealth, in uursuance of Article JLV1I1 ot the nonat.1t.nt.mn. Joint resolution nrooosing an amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth: SkuttivnI. Rf.u. resolved bv the Senate and House af Representatives of tht Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, xnattne iouowihk is jjivjijoovx wau amendment of tfce constitution oi tne uom mnnwen.Hhof Pennsylvania in accordance with the provisions of the eighteenth article thereof AMENDMENT.

Strikeout from section one, ol article eight, the four qualifications for voters which reads as follows "if twentv two years oi age or upwards. he shall have paid, witmn two years, a state or cnantv tax. which shall have been as sessed at least two months, and paid at least i AlofMr.n an tliof tha section which reads as follows: male citizen, twenty one years or age, possessing tbe loiiowing quauueauona, shall nn entitled in yote at mi elections First. He shall have been a citizen of the United States at least one month. Second.

He shall have reside a in tne state one year or if. havlntr nreviously been a qualified elector or native born citizen of the state, he shall have removed therefrom and returned, then six months) immediately preceding tne election. Third. He shall have resided in the elec tion district where be shall offer to vote at least two months immediately preceding the election. Fourth.

If twentv two years or see or up wards, he shall have ratd. within two years. a State or county tax. which shall have been assessed at least two months, and paid at be amended, so as to read as follows male citizen twenty one years oi aire, noasesalnar the following qualifications. shall be entitled to vote at the polling place of the election district of which he snail at the time be a resident and not elsewhere: First.

He shall have been a citizen of the United States at least thirty days. Second. He shall have resided in tne state one vear (or If. ha vine nreviously been a qualified elector or native born citizen of the State, he shall have removed therefrom and returned, then six months) immediately preceding tne election. Third.

He shall have resided In the elec tion district where he shall offer to vote at least thirty days Immediately preceding the election. The at the session thereof next after the adoption of this sec tion, snail, and irom time to time thereafter may. enact laws to properly enlorce this provision. ourth. jsvery male citizen oi tne age of twenty one years, wno snail nave oeen a citizen for thirty days and an inhabitant ot this State one year next preceding an election, except at municipal elections, and for the last thirty days a resident of the election district in which he may oner nis vote, snail oe entitled to vote at such election in the election district of which be soall at the time be a resident4na not elsewhere tor all officers that now are or hereafter may be elected by the people: Provided, That in time of war no elector In the actual multajy service ox tne suite or iub nitea states, in the army or navy thereof, shall be de prived of his vote by reason of hla ab sence from such election district, and the Legislature shall have power to provide the manner In which and the time and place at which such absent e'ectors may vote, and for the return and canvass of tneir votes in tne election district in which they respectively reside.

inn. i or tne purpose oi no person shall be deemed to have gained or lost a residence by reason of his pres ence or absence while employed in the service of the United states or the State, nor while engaged in the navigation of the waters of tne state or of tbe high seas, nor while a student of any college or seminary oi learning, nor while kept at any almshouse or puoiio institu tion, except the inmates of any home tor disabled and indigent soldiers and sailors, for the purpose, ot voting, shall be deemed to reside in the election district where said home is located. Laws shall be made for ascertaining, by proper proofs, the citizens who shall be en titled to the right of suffrage hereby estab naueu. A true copy of the Joint Resolution. CHABLES W.

STONE. Secretary of the Commonwealth. auz zte A MENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION Xjl. proposed to the citizens of this Com monwealth for their approval or rejection by the General Assembly of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania. Published by order of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, in pursuance of Article XVIII of the Constitution.

Joint resolution nronoslnean amendment to tne constitution oi this Commonwealth: foKCTiow l. Jie it resolved bv the Senate and House of Representatives of the Com monweaun oj Pennsylvania in uenerai assembly met. That the following amendment is proposed to the Constitution of the Com monwealth ot Pennsylvania, in accordance witn tne Article thereof: AMENDMENT. There shall be an additional article to said Constitution to be designated as Article A.1A, as follows: ARTICLE XIX. The manufacture, sale, or keeninar for sale ui liituxicitung uquor.

to do usea as a bev erage, is hereby prohibited, and any viola tion of this prohibition shall be a misde meanor, punishable as shall be provided bv law. The manufacture, sale, or keenln? for sale of Intoxicating liquor lor other purposes than as a beverage may be allowed in such manner oniy as may oe prescribed Dy law. xne uenerai Assembly snail, at tne nrst ses sion succeeding the adoption of this article of tbe Constitution, enact laws with ade quate penalties lor its enforcement. true copy oi tne oint uesoiution. CHARLES W.

STONE. Secretary of the Commonwealth. au3 2te I MILLER BROKERS, SO NORTH THIRD (SECOND FLOOR.) HARRISBURG IP CSTOOKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND PRO VISIONS dealt in. in full and fractional lots on one per cent, or larger margins. Commission 54 cent.

No interest or oar ry ing charges. Profits unlimited and set tlements prompt, jsest iacinties by private uaaoies in bwckh ana on. GEO A. GROSS, Real Estate and Insurance Airent. 9 SOUTH THIRD STREET, HABRISBUBO, OFFERS for sale the following prop ertv: No.

209 west State street: 3 storv hrinh nouse, with an conveniences, in good con dition, and offered at a very reasonable price, rarucuiars at omce. No. 1008 North Second street: 8 story briek. mansard roof, 24 or 25 feet front, 20 foot alley in rear. This bouse has all conveniences, is 111 uiBiiau) uouuiuuu, nuu terms 01 sale Will be made to suit purchaser.

No. 213 South Front street: TLKtnmr fnnu irom. witn 2 story onci oacK bulldlns n.nt summer kitchen. Lot, 26 feet 3 inches by 110 feet. Has all conveniences and private sewer to river.

Let No. 211 South Front street, 26V4 by 105 iH wiwa uiiviicijo ui tuitjy uo uujacent lot. Lot No. 108 Marv's avenue. 23 by B2W tnt.

mull fMlmA T.va.aA One ef the best larms in Cumberland county, adjoining the borouerb of New num. berland. It contains 193 acres of land In nrst ia.w3 vuuuiiion, as are aiso tne Duiiaings.run nlng water through It. good two story lrame house. briCK double deck barn, wan on short nuu an uesiiauitt outnuuuings.

20 acres 01 mis iarm could ne laid out into building lots and sold readily and to advan tage to nresent and future residents nt Cumberland, which is a thriving town, where many new enteiprlses are being started, among others a iuildlng Associa tion, ana wnicn is growing rapidly. A part of iarm adjoining this borough, contains ciay suiucient 10 mase ail tne uriCK necessary to build a small village. This farm will be sol? on easy terms and at alow orice. Ti tles indisputable, In regard to which I refer to mwHsrs. uiiDert eiss.attorneva nf t.hta city.

Further particulars at my offica. I have also houses and lots lor sale In all parm 01 tnis city ana steelton. Am commissioned to buy a few dwellings in certain parts or tne city, ranging in price um souu iu duu. jrarues nayinsr mmh rf sale will please leave particulars at mv office. Don't want anything; that will not.

pay good interest on Investment. Have mortgages on hand in amounts as One for $3,509 valuat ion, $10,500: 5 years One for $1,40 valuation, 6 years One fo 1,800 valuation, $5, 330. One for $390 second Steelton. Price right. INSURANCE PLACED BATES.

AT LOWEST GEO. A. GROSS, 9 So ath Tbird Street, Harrisburg, Pa, Cures Removes Tan, Sunbern, Bee Stings, Mos quito and All Insect Bites, PIMPLES, BLOTCHrq. Eomora, Birth mar ki, and every form of akin lemiahes, positively enred on tho moat delicate akin without leavinc sou by Ointment. Frioo COctg.

and $1. At draraista nr n4i The HopPUl Ibaff Now London, Conn. 1 unn nop mu ior aioK neaaaone, dyapesaio. blliouaneaa and oongtiption have no eq" T5n 8 jel 13 Tery ln Harrisburg. filSIP (BnMflMi I All ri JjlHiiM ID.

TTp i "17" fli VUPXTQ A JLiiil 1 il. I A SUMMER SERIES OF (Personally Conducted Pleasure Tours VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD EVERY THURSDAY In July, August and September, ISS7. MOST WONDERFUL CAVERNS IN ALL THE WOULD, AND A MOST PI0TUEESQUE B0UTE To reach them, over a REGION RICH IN BEAUTY AND HISTORIC MEMORIES. Arrangements are complete lor the citizens of Ilarrisburg to join these popular excursions. Bound trip ticket for five days.

Including admission to the caverns, will be sold by the Cumberland Valley Kali road at $5 60 for Pennsylvania railroad special train of parlor and day coaches, leaving Harris burg at 12 o'clock, noon, every Thursday. JAMES Cl.AKK, H. A. RIDDLE, General Agent. General Passenger Agent.

Jy40 tt MT. GRETNA PARK. FOB EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS, This Park is located in the heart of the South on the line of the Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad, nine miles south of tbe city of Lebanon, with easy distance of Harrisburg, lieadlng, Lancaster, Columbia, and all points on tbe Philadelphia and Beading and Pennsylvania railroads. The grounds are large, covering hundreds of acres, and are FBEE TO ALL I THB OOXVKinXHOXS ABU A LABfiJS DANCING PAVILION, A BPACIOU DINING HALL, TWO KITCHENS, BAGGAGE AND COAT BOOM, Awhile the arrangements for amusement, consist ot CBOQUET AND BALL GROUNDS, BOWLING ALLEY, SHOOTING OALLEBT, QUOITS, Ac, Ac, Ac Tables for Lunchers, Rustic Seats and Benches are scattered throughout the grounds. A new attraction is Lake Oonewago, covering nearly twenty acres, on which are placed a number of elegant New Boats, and along the banks of which are pleasant walks and lovely scenery.

OBSERVATION CAES will run on the line ot the Cornwall and Lebanon railroad, or will be sent to different points, when practicable, tor the accommodation of excursion parties. These summer excursion cars have been built especially for this purpose, and are so constructed that they will enable the excursionist to enjoy fully the beautiful scenery of the Lebanon Valley on the one side or the Cone wago Valley on the other. They are safe, pleasant and convenient. jrarues aesinuK it can procure jaeais at the Park, as the Dining Hall will be under the supervlelou of E. M.

BOLTZ, of tbe Lebanon valley House. Those who wish to spend A DAY IN THB MOUNTAINS can find no place so beautiful or affording so much pleasure as MOUNT GRETNA. No Intoxicating Drinks Allowed on the Premises, excursion rates Land general Information apply to NED IRISH, Bunt. C. ft L.

Railroad, Lebanon, Pa. myl9 4mo Absolutely Pure. rflHIS POWDER NEVER VARIES. A a marvel of purlty.strengtb and whole someness. xaore economical tnan tne oral narv kinds, and cannot be sold in comnetl tlon with the multitude of low test, short weignt alum or phosphate powders.

Sola only in cans. Royal. Rakix Powdsb Cow iub wui street, n. jr. apio aiy MANTELS.

TILE. rpHE only place in the city of Harris A. burg where vou can And Marblelzed. Slate, or Hard Wood Mantels for sale Is at 826 Market street. Tbe undersigned manufacture to order I and for sale Marblelzed Slate Mantels, and in addition keep in stock Hard Wood Mantels, with fine bevel plate glass tops.

Tile for vestibules, Ac, tarnished to order. Also, our lodestructtbie Slate chimney Cap is the cheapest and best. 11 In need of Mantels we feel assured we can suit y.ou as to kinds, style, flnlab and prices. All within reach should ceme and see and examine for themselves, as we are not here for a day with catalogues and pho toffraDns. out can oe ionna at our salesroom during Business nours.

J.Jtf.BlUKCI SUN, 829 Market street, 89 3,6 3m Harrisburg, Pa. SUMMER READING. Mr. Barnes of New York, As in a Looking; Glass, Allan Quartermainj A Tragic Mystery, War and Peace, The Man who was Guilty, THE NO WHISTLE, FL MI JN G'S, 32 North Third Street. If WANTS.

WANTED First class salesman for Harrisburg and vicinity, with esta lisbed trade in oils or large acquaintance with manufacturers. Address W. ESLEli A Bait more Md. JySO St AGENTS WANTED To represent The Allen Mutual ire Insurance Company, of Allentown, Pa. For particulars address 6.

W. SEAG REAVES, Secretary, Allentown, Pa. Jy28 4.6. 3t fX7ANTE If yon want anything ad vertise for it In the Daily and Weekly Telegraph. tf HORSES AND once.

JelS tf CARTS J. wanted at s. SIBLE. SITUATIONS WANTED. TN A.

in MUSIC STORE. Situation wanted in some musical establishment or store. Clerking desired. Can speak German or English, and is a Urst clas salesman. Has had some experience In the business, is reliable and can lurnlsh references.

Will accept position on trial. oEO W. COLE. MAN, Gratz, Penna. Jygl tf WANTED.

Young man wants situation as clerk or book keeper in omce or store. Long experience in grocery bui nets. Good recommendations. Age 83. Address li.

A.j this offlce. Wf USD a fituation as a as a copyist or clerk. Apply at 4W Boas street. WANTED A position as nurse; call at or address 1103 Cowden stieeu Jel4 WANTED A situation as nurse girl. Age 18 years.

Good references given. Call or address ltu3 Marzarelta street, myas tt SITUATION WANTED As housekeeper by a middle aged woman. Apply In Apple avenue, third door from Kroad street, towards Cumberland, to ANNIE STYJtRS. mySS FOR KENT. TpOR RENT.

If yon have a llousc, AJ Office. Shoo, or anything for Kent. make It known by advertising in the Mar. KISBUBO 1ILIOB1FH. It OFFICES BLOCK.

FOR RENT in COLLEGE Inquire at FLEMING'S Jan2S tf BOOK STORE, VACANT LOTS in Sixth ward can be leased for one or more years. Address LOTS," care P. O. Box as. JanS TpINELY FURNISHED ROOMS for RENT.

X1 Hot and cold water In each, and all heated by steam throughout. Within two squares of post office and same from depot. Inquire at 100 South Second street. de2S tt OEVERAL very pleasant rooms for rent kj at the Young Men's Christian Asocla tion, corner of second and Locust street. Apply at once at the building.

aog31 tf F3R RENT For manufacturing or general business purpose, building 20x40 feet, two stories; office with safe; stable adjoining, all conveniences, capacity 4 head of horses, wagon room. Ac. This business property la in the center of the city and re sponsible parties can secure a lease, diess P. O. BOX 818, Harrisburg, Pa.

Jy 29tf Ad. FURNISHED ROOMS to let. with gas and heat Apply at No. 408 North Second street. novlf tf FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. If you have anything to sell, let the people know it, by advertis ing in ua lILSGKArn tf "TTIOR 8ALE A lot or new and second 1 hand open and top buggies wilt be sold below cost. oino and see prices, at corner urraa ana aiargareita streets. May 19, 1687. ly BROWN A SONS.

COTTAGE RIDGE BUILDING LOTS FOR SVLE Mot desirable location and cheapest property In tbe city, terms. Office 106 Market street, W. u. KEY, second and Vine streets. SB OD 1 lr a CD ll 5 I DD L.

5 OO 22 hH no 7 a 4 5 HH I 1 i c. 09 tzflj CO op cj oS 5 gf S3 "8 go? CO tw ST? a a a 5 5 So a tea c. Li CO Pi gi CO CD By a 509 10 CD 0KJ a ec 2.5 0 3 2. 4 5 36, MIIjLINERY. 36.

SELLING OFF ALL SUMMER STYLES. SELLING OFF Regardless of Cost AT MATHER'S MILLINERY. JOHN A. KRAMER, Wholesale and lie tail Uealer In TERRA CQTTA SEWER PIPE Or ALL KINDS. Practical Plumber, Gas find Steam itter.

appertaining 10 ine iraae CONSTANTLY ON HAND. No. 912 North Third Street, HARRISBURG, PA. All our work Promptly Attended to and Warranted. Telephone Connection.

Jylt) 3m HENRY C.DEMMING.Stenographcr All kinds ot work by type writers Telephone connection. No. 17 North Third Street. Agent Central Pennsylvania for MsnilaWI Tvp Wrtiwr. mnl lv 8MITa lain and Urnamental Plasterer, Kesldence 255 rorster street.

Jobbing mar9 promptly attended to. Ed SELECT YOUR silver ware. 1847 Rogers Bros. Ai. TRADE MARK WHICH INSURES GENUINE ROGERS Spoons.

Forks. AT THE HOUSEFURNIHING STORE OF LODGE ROBINSON, NO. 9 NORTH THIRD STREET. Fit Perfectly, East on the Feet 207 Market Street, LELAND HOTEL EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ALWAYS IN STYLES AND QUALITY, TUB E.

O. BURT Ladies' In French Kid, Hand Sewed. Also, Waulteoptiast, French Toe and I WITH ltUBBKK SOLliS. A SPECIALTY. GEO.

W. MEILY 214 and 216 Market Street SUMMER RESORTS. THE MANSION, AUanUeClty, K.J. Tbe bxreest and most eonTeninil located BoteL Clean, comfortable and homelike. Kief antly inrnlshed and liberally inacod.

Complete aan'iaryarrmnjetnenis. Uroph's orchestra. JgUm CHARLES M'QLAUK, Prop'r. HOLLY INN, MOUIfT HOLLY tPIlEIGg, PA. THIS faTorite resort for Hirrisborg people la now open for the eeaaow of 18S7 under the same manairement as butt year.

Tbe proprietor extend a ooroial tn. Tiuunn Bis irienos in iiutuuhij uv vicinity to TUlt tbe Inn. Tbe hihs(AnUrd of excellence which ha been a ark4 leatnre of this bouse heretolore. wui be maintained IbUscaHon. Circuit! on application.

Address JOHN MILLS. Proprie tor. elS Ucptl CONGRESS CALL. KJ ATL.A0IT1C C1TT. S.J.

Opened Jane 89l 147. Aeeotnmodates ftM. ualc all the eeaaon. iLi.ua H. fort mm, Jej 2mo Manager.

THE NEW COLUMBIA. CAfK MAT, N. J. WILL OPEK JUNE STU. W.

S. ANDEKSO.V, Manager. tinental, PbtladulpbU, and lormertyot the west Kna uoici, ijoag ttrancn, THE CHALFONTE. A Passe neer elevator and other modem Improvements. Oeeanendof North Caro lina arenue, Atlantic City, N.J.

nyiHia a. avucaia suss. HOTELS. JOCHIEL HOTEL, UAUKISBUKO. PA.

This Hotel is only two squares from the depot. Is Urol class in all lu apartments.and nas telephone connections wun ail juris oi the city. WAV. il. Proprietor.

THOS. S. PETERS, Real Estate, Bent tad Iosonoce igent, auccEssoa to jobs r. beoos, No. 8 SOUTH THIRD STREET (Second Floor), HARRISBURO, PA, BKAL ESTATE.

Bought and Sold on com mission. UK. NTS. I am prepared to collect rents and to fro just as far ln assuming the general charge of property as the owner may desire. An is won propose louo wen.

promptly, accurately, safely, economically and lor It 1 will charge a moderate rate per cent, upon thwaiuwnnt collected. 1NSU11ANCE. A full line of tbe best Fire and Piae Ulas Insurance Comoinics. tf SFR1NG is almost here. All a getting ready for it.

Youitve, probably, like many others, one or more rooms smoky and dingy from constant use. A few dollars expended ia Wall Paper at BERGSTRESSER's, 109 Market street, will be a cheap and good investment for a cosy retreat, when tbe snow and sleet make all outside napless ant QC112 ly STENOGRAPHY. TTrOTn 4 ikrr 1 uumuai sou expert typewriune practically taught. Success guaranteed If serious; ot pupils prefer crwiieaon't a not v. Private pupils preferred.

It. r. CKOMEL1X. blcno grapher, Executive Chamber. JySl ISMy Knivks.

Etc J. W. GROSS, LEA DIIQSTIGr! Oxford Heel, and rnTnnT a IN SENSE TOE. NEWHALL BAEBEirS BOYS. TENNIS, RAJIBLLNG AND BOATING SHOES, The Prices TeU! A new departure this time.

8j aotk log about the merit of our stock. Merit is established. Prices Is what wt are looking after this lime. Prices to salt everybody and to outdo all oar efforts, and all we aak is for 70a to amine the prices. It will pay the Ladies to examine the prices 00 oar fine Kid Button Hand Turns.

It wCi pay every one who does not intend to barefooted to examine our stock and prices. We hare some special barsaias fa Am Shoes and in working Shoes, we wast to show them and wUl give you the Prices. You may be attonkbed but we will give you full Talue. The stock embraces several lines from the best manntactar era, and when you know the Prices yo wDl recommend your friends to Tkit our store and examine the largest and bast selected stock of Boots and Shoes to be ound in Central Pennfylvania, H. H.

HARTRANFT. lOMarltet St, Harrisburg, Fa. THE MEHCH1ITS' UTIQUL BJU, 1125 N. THIRD STREET HARRISBURO, PA. CAPITAL.

too. Tranarts a General Banking Baaln Collection made promptly ana reononloaily. IL. I. 11 tH LtU, PresideaC K.

II. ATKKK. Vice ri evident, J. IL SUOaM AKKK, Caahlec JySlm FOR VACATION TI1IE at Mountain, Lake or Sea Shore supply of good musle tndtenennable. At eTorv rraort thera are doodI who.

tv nulla Icngt honed association. becoma a lol.v circJ" of acqunintanies, a Utile community oy in'Kwm iron, un TrTlinj; no ail." To such, musle 1 al ways acoppta ble: and nnls tunny who are wtlllog to anoUi la a glee or chorus; and there are oru good uoiO volcea. Tbe piano, too, finds wnw one ready to touch its resmmatve knjs; and there la no difficulty, la moat cases, in gelUng up an enoyable uule ma sicalc. Tha followicg ire Jest the Books to Select EUhKMIXt PAUT 60NUS JLXD ULKKS. ill run all jia TIIK KUlllN' Tfc.lN ULKT ALBUM.

ry 1 Ct CHolCK VOCAL UL KTS. Just what tiuMs i as AMfcUICAN HALE CUOIK. Sacred and fecular SS COI.LtOn. aous. Very Jolly SS 8o.o cuueca COLLECTION.

Good and choap. CO cut) By SS UH1 uLO fKlus. 1 es SMJU CLASSICS. ArtUUeaad 1 Oi PIANO CLASSICS. Iminenwly pope lar I YOCKti PtOPLL'S Ct.AblCS.

(Pbina) Very poPatar MaUed. pjt fro, lor retaii price. Oliver Diison Co Boston. II A Co, rv ivim..