Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DAILY 1 iiJLiJiiTJlAJrxl I HARRISBURG. FA. MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 4. 1894.

TO DAY'S WE AT II Eli REPORT. Indications for the twenty four hours commencing at 3 p. Monday, Jane 4th: Thunder showers this afternoon and probably to night. Fair Tuesday and probably cooler during the day varlab'e winds. Local Weather Report.

Weathkr Bureau, Habbisbcbo, June 4. 8 F. X. 8 A.M. 13 KOOW.

29.74 29.70 29.74 71 68 78 Humldl per cent iCS 80 103 Wind K. W. 8. W. Wind 5 2 17 Weather Pfycidy.

Clear. Rain. Mean barometer, 29.73. Mean temperature, 72.3. Mean humidity, 82.7.

Maximum temperature, 78.0. Minimum temperature, 58 8. Maximum velocity ol wind, 13 miles, occured at 11 55 A. If. Precipitation, Local forecast.

For Harrlaburer and vicinity: Conditions for Monday lor thunder storms and warm cooler xuesaay. 8. I Jr. 4k B. Monday, June 4th 1894.

Correct style. Perfect fk and Reliable are The Butteriek Patterns. Worth Reading About. Oar Dress Goods Specials. The beauty, style and durability of our stock have won for us the approval of the buying public; have made us the favorites with all lovers ol the new ana elegant have caused our business to far surpass all cotODetition.

To day we quote a few specials for the week: Swivel Silk. This beautiful fabric which has become so popular this season is on our counters in the most charming styles. 50c and 65c Swivel Silks, a choice as sortment, fine quality, neat styles; re duced to 37c per yard. Japanese Silks. $1 satin stripe Japanese Silk, the latest tyle shirt waist silk in the market; re duced to 65c.

China Silk. 59c navy ground China Silk with stripes and dots, new effects reduced to due. (Jtuna. 62Jc black Brocaded China Silk, very good value; reduced to 37 ic Moire Silk. 75c colored Moire Silk in cream, black, navy, brown, tan, nile, sea; reduced to 65c Silk Crepe $1 Silk Crepe, a new style Crepe for Waists and dresses, very desirable for fancy work, lovely shades.

Oar price 60c per yard. Taffeta Silk $1 Silk Taffeta, 20 inches wide, superior quality, lovely styles. Reduced to 59c Satin Swivel Satin Swivel, 20 inches wide, neat colored decoration, on black satin ground, very bdtutiful. Reduced to $1. Stripe Japanese Silk 24 inch Navy Silk with white hair line.

Reduced to 50c. Black Japanese Silks A perfect assortment and lowest prices. 21 inch Black Japanese Silk, 39c 23 inch Black Japanese Silk, 45c 27 inch Black Japanese silk, 50c 27 inch Black Japanese 28 inch Black Japanese Silk, 58c. 28 inch Black Japanese Silk, 59c 28 inch Black Japanese Silk, 69c. All of the above are special values.

We invite inspection. Wash Silk! 23 inch Wash Silks, extra quality, choice shadings. Reduced to 50c from 62ic Albatross! 40 inch All wool Albatross, 18 choice shadings, including Cream and Black. 50c quality reduced to 39c. French Challie! All Wool French Challis, 30 inches wide, in Black grounds, with choice decorations of lavender and white, 50c quality, reduced to 39c.

Silk Velvet! 18 inch Black Silk Velvet, good quality, 75c quality, reduced to 37c. Bargain Tabic East tide isle $1 00 choice Black, All Wool French Novelties, reduced to 69c per yard. Hundreds of other bargains in choice Dress Fabrics at money saving prices. Our Shoe Store! See the crowds of prudent buyers who purchase their shoes at the Big Store. 73c Child's Tan Hide Button Shoes, sizes 4 to 8, turn soles, spring heel.

This is not what some may judge a 75c grade, but a Shoe worth $1 00. 1 50 Ladies' Tan Goat Southern Ties, turn sole, ribbon ties. Our price 1 50. $1 98 Ladies' Russia Calf Juliets. They were made to sell at $2 00, and well worth that price.

$1 19 Youths' Tan Bluchers, a serviceable shade, sells rapidly at $1 19. 98c Misses' Dongola Button Shoes, Plain toe, spring heel, sizes 12 to 2. They cannot be duplicated for less than $1 25. $2 41 Ladies'Lenoir Kid Button Shoes, fashion toe, patent leather tips. This style is becoming very popular.

Our price $2 41. 59c We still have the majority of sizes from 8 to 2 in Red Goat Strap Sandals. Worth from $1 to $1 50 a pair. 98c Men's Shot Head Brogans, bellows tongue. Regular price $1 60.

$1 49 Men's Bicycle Bale, worth $2. Try a pair of cur Ladies' Cloth Top BluchtreM.es. Headquarters for Ladies' Shirt Waists and Serge, Duck and Linen Suits. Fast transpi rtationenables us to keep only a few days behind Paris, London and New York in showing the very latest creations in Waists, Suite, Tailor made Dresses, Wrappers, Children's Wash Dresses. The cream of the world is here at cur popular prices.

Join the crowds who buy here. Housefurnishing Department. Iceland Refrigerators. The King of all Refrigerators. The Iceland is Charcoal Filled, lined with Charcoal Sheathing, is made of Solid White Afh, Antique Finished, Solid Brass Locks and Hinges, Polished Zinc Linings, Solid Metal Shelves (set close to the floor and not on stilts as some do.

Throughout the entire construction of the Iceland Re frigerator nothing but the best quality of well seasoned ana thoroughly kiln dried Ash are used. The interior is lined with heavy polished zinc; the shelves are made of strong galvanized iron. They are wide and serviceable. I he Iceland is the only refrigerator with the patent sliding Ice Rack. This slopes towards the water tank, so that the ice in the ice chamber is held always close against the tank, thus insuring cold dnnamg water.

Baby Carriages. The interest in our carriages grows greater and greater each day. Down, down, away down are the prices. and interest bound to grow. Have you seen our line of coaches If not, come while the assortment is not broken.

Great picking of styles tor a trifle when prices are compared with our competitors. Rubber Garden Hose, wire wound, 12J per foot. Lawn Mowers, Self Sharpening. Choice of any size, 10 inch, 12 inch, 14 inch, 16 inch, 18 incb, $2 98. Gasoline Stoves, two burners, $2 98; three burners, $4 2o.

Tin Ovens. $1 48. 5 gallon can of Gasoline 50c Can loaned free. Dives, Pomkroy Stk wart. Au.

Interesting; Sermon. A very large congregation gathered at Messiah Lutheran church last night. The audience listened attentively to a sermon on the text Ish. 34:5. In the sermon Mr.

De Yoe said it was a great moment in a oerson's exnerience when he realized that his life meant something. That his being or bad influenced some one else. Not when a person heard that but when he realized it. Our life was God's sword, that through which he could express him self to the world, and he wanted our life. All of its days to be consecrated to help ful, needful things.

Things he wanted done that mankind from the air and the light and God's hope might obtain greater advantage and more comfort. Meet Ins: ot Presbytery. The Presbytery of Carlisle will meet to morrow at 11 a. m. in the uicainson Jfres bvterian church, near Carlisle, for the DUTDOse of ordaining and installing Rev.

H. G. Stoetzer as pastor of the church. Rev. W.

K. Fresterwill preside Rev. E. Erskine. D.

IX. will preach the sermon. Rev. Dr. George Norcross will charge the castor and Rev.

George S. Duncan will charge the people RESCUE WORK. What is Relng Done at the Mission. Both of yesterday's services at the City Rescue Mission were bright and enthusiastic Rev. George W.

Stevens gave one of his characteristic talks to Christians. It was a strong and effective address. The Sunday evening services at the mission are rapidly growing in interest and success. There were several requests for prayer last evening and one man who proteased conversion. At the close oi to morrow evening service the converts oi tne mission will meet Superintendent Warden at his home, 1912 North Sixth street, to talk about the work and spend a few pleasant hours.

A bright time is expected. A reading room has been fitted up for the men of the mission who are out of employment and desire to spend their time profitably. It will be open from to p. beginning to day. Usual service this evening followed by the weekly Bible study.

Donations to the Hospital. During April and May these donations were made to the city hospital: Mrs. Geo. Ramsay, magazines; Mrs. 11.

V. Rettew, old muslin; King's Daughters Sewing Circle of Steel ton, glasses jelly, muslin; Mrs. W. H. Vance, Youth's Companion; Mrs.

McClure. old muslin; Mrs. Black, old linen; B. F. Young, old muslin; Mrs.

Henry Jones, reading matter; Mrs. L. K. Beyer, one half dozen glasses jelly; member Willing Workers' Club, Youth's Companion: Y. P.

S. Salem Reformed church, large cake; Mrs. Denehey. suit of men's clothing; Mr. Williamson, 3 glasses jelly; friends, reading matter; a friend, dressing gown; Mrs.

John A. old muslin; a friend, old muslin; Mrs. D. Kennedy, Harper's Weeklies; Mrs. John H.

Weiss, Century and Art Magazines; Mrs. Cam eron, flowers: Mrs. Wm. Huggins, old muslin and papers; Mr. E.

Z. Gross, dress ing gown; Mr. Meals, 2 gallons ice cream; Mrs. Charles Bailey, 4 bunches asparagus; a friend, old muslin Methodist book room. periodicals: Mrs.

VV. Jfi. Abercromme, Steelton, Scribner's Magazines, reading matter; Mrs. Donovan, reading matter; Mr. W.

J. Rose, 4 barrels potatoes. What the Coppers are Dolnjj. C. Bank was arrested this afternoon for disorderly conduct and held in $100 bail for a hearing to morrow evening at 7 o'clock, Benjamin Brenner going on his bond.

Brenner's face was somewhat disfigured in an encounter with another per son. Anton HornBtine and Harry Bright were errested for malicious mischief, and Wm Johnson and Augustus Baker given two and three days, respectively, for trespass ing on Pennsylvania railroad property. JTOTTIHGS, Board of Control meets to night for or ganization. 1 axtancc pars: was nued with people yesterday. The electric cars run into the park.

Alonzomollins. a brother of Mrs. Delia McCamant, of this city, died at Altoona yesterday. The xoung Men's Democratic Associa tion will hold a picnic at Mont Alto park on Friday, my 13th. Miss Carrie Michael died suddenly at her home on Race street last evening.

She was taken in inday. There will be a meeting of Home Circle this evening at the rooms of the Y. VV. C. 712 Third street.

The board of directors of the South Harrisburg chain works has declared semi annual dividend of three per cent. At this morning meetinn of the poor directors routine business was transacted. The poor farm was visited this aternoon Wm. Martin's house, at Wormleysburg. was burned Saturday night.

The loss was about $1,000. It was of incendiary origin. The infant department of Grace M. E. Sunday school has been presented with a nne upright piano by Mr.

A. R. Sheilen berger. lleni ami Lmgle has been given the contract to paint the new annex to the Maclay school building. His bid was below $375.

Rev. Mr. Gearinger. pastor of the Nagle Street church, will conduct special services each evening this week, commencing at 7 :45 o'clock. A meeting of the Democratic city ex ecutive committee will be held in the grand jury room of the ceurt house to morrow evening at 7:30.

Itev. j. VV. Deshong preached a me morial sermon to Lamberton Lodge, O. O.

at the Second Church of God, on Green street, last evening. ine ciass ot '4 ot the Uamsburz Academy has elected these officers Presi dent, J. L. Moore; secretary, Robert Mc cormick, and treasurer, Harry Kunkel. A committee has been appointed to select colors and a motto.

A meeting of the class of '90. of the Harrisburg High School, will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mr. W. B. A.

Miller, 1205 North Third street, to take action upon the death of one of its members. A full attendance is urged. A COMMENDABLE PROJECT. Wherein Art, Education, and Amuse mBM are turmomonsiy menuea. It is not always that distributions of books and pictures can be unreservedly commended.

It is often found that a book is selected for newspaper distribution since it happens to be cheap, because imperfect, or unsalable, or of doubtful literary quality. And the picture may be weak, dim in outline, or have a washed out appearance. owing to the fact that it is from a plate worn out ana unnt Tor use A damaged or badly printed book and an indifferent picture are worse than noth ing, since they are a constant eyesore and a permanent oiiense against good taste oucn possessions are not worth having even as a gut. It is a wise precaution, therefore, to carefully inspect these so called cheap offerings to ascertain if they are not too cheap to be worth shelf room. In contradistinction to such as these Thb Tblsgbaph points with pride to its distribution oi the unequalled series en titled "Sights and Scenes of the World," several numbers of which have already been seen.

These views are 320 in number and are issued in parts of sixteen each, one everv week. These photographs once in possession, it became necessary to prepare a graphic and miereuiiug uescnption 10 accompany eacn view. The series, therefore, becomes valuable. both in a pictorial and historical sense, and time devoted to its study could hardly be more profitable or pleasantly employed. iei i bi.bg aph therefore highly com mends "Sights and Scenes of the World" to all of its readers, for the series is equally adapted to old and young.

it also invites an inspection of the views at its distributing department. lhis invitation need not apply to old readers of the paper, since they well know that anything offered by Tns Telegraph is well worth the time, trouble and expense necessary to obtain it. this, there is hardly a Pennsyl vania home in which the views are not welcomed each week. But new readers who may want to see what they are going to get are asked to call and look over any one or all of the num bers already on view either one of which is worth much more than the cost of the entire series. Further particulars regarding this may be gleaned from the advertisement on another page of to day's paper.

jror any one of the numbers three cou pons are required, with 10 cents in stamps or coin. CUT THIS OUT. .23 i 1 12 Bi 3 III ra a a i lag 5 a fel i oaS 1 ROBBERIES XH THE YARDS Have Commenced Ascaln Three Ar rests Made Saturday. After a period of immunity extending over some months, car robbing has broken out again in the Pennsylvania railroad yards at this point. Last Monday night three two bushel bags of oats, valued at $5, were taken from f.

a. n. car xno. 78.S76, standing on No. 13 track in the local yards.

The Telegraph was apprised of the robbery at the time, but withheld the publication oi anyming in connection with it at the request of the company's officials until an arrest was made ttaturaay jjeseciive auiam nuat secured John Fleck, William Pickel and a lad named McGonnigal, all residing on North Seventh street above Kelker. They were taken before Alderman Landis, of the Sixth ward, and charged with this offense Bail was secured. Their parents are making efforts to settle with Superintendent Ellmaker. It is the intention of the company to break up this practice of trespassing and robbing, if possible The Pennsylvania has issued a band some book containing all information relative to the points on the read to which regular excursion rates are given. The rates went into effect June 1st.

A picture on the front cover represents a good looking summer girl sitting in an airy nook, pensively expecting a male seashore visi tor. On the book cover is a picture of an angler's outfit. A good map is attached to the book. The tickets will be on sale until September 30th and good to return until October 31st. J.

Lowrie Bell. Second Assistant Post master General, who has resigned his office to accept the position of general traffic manager of the Central Railroad of New Jersey at a much higher salary, sent his formal letter of resignation to Post master General Bissell last Thursday t) take effect June 30th, the close of the present fiscal year. Mr. Bell will take a short vacation, and on returning to Wash ington will give some of his attention to the preparation of his annual report. It is stated that ex Superintendent O.

E.Mc Clellan, of the Middle division, P. R. would not ue averse to succeeding Mr. Bell. Superintendent Frank Ellmaker, of the Middle division, was one ot the guests en tertained by Attorney Ueneral itensel and other Lancaster countians Saturday.

President M. E. Olmsted, of the Buffalo and Susauehanna. and Wm. B.

Lamber ton. Esq resident counsel for the Phila delphia and Reading, were also in the party. And so Passenger conductor "Andy" Martin, of the C. V. R.

did not make the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Cumberland county. Such a good fellow deserved a better political fate. Dunkards are returning from the big meeting at Meyersdale. in large num bers over the H. P.

Canton, will likely be the next place of meeting. These local P. men are on the dis abled list of the relief department: J. C. Burkholder, 1131 Capital street, baggage master.

Middle division; J. E. Drexler, 517 Walnut street, brakeman. Middle division; David Miller, 634Reily street. engineman, Philadelphia division; IS A.

Walton. 2030 North Seventh street. brakeman. West yard; H. E.

Gilbert, 1845 Fulton street, brakeman. Middle division; John A. Smith, 809 East street, laborer, Middle division. Planking and rails in the Union Station tram shed are being renewed. Agent Wolbert, of the Union news company, was busily engaged this after noon overhauling old furniture, which is to occupy a place in the cottage at River view, below New Market.

Coal shipments over the Summit Branch from the Upper End collieries during the week ending June 2d. 1894. are appended, together with a comparison with the figures of the corresponding week last year: WILLIAMSTOWN. 1834 1893 Decrease Decrease Week. 3,505.05 4,854.03 1,348.18 Tear.

116.683.10 136,631.14 19,951.04 98.76 3.17 SHORT MOUNTAIN. 1891 1893 Decrease 4,13 3.00 4,710.06 580.06 120,809.00 22,046.03 215.446.07 TOTAL. 1894 1833 Decrease Decrease 7,635.05 9.564.09 1,929.04 Si57.443.14 41,997 07 Children's Day Services. The Children's Day services at Memo rial U. a.

church yesterday were very largely attended and unusually interesting and inspiring. At the morning service a pleasing and appropriate programme, con sisting of songs, recitations and class ex ercises, was rendered by the primary Sun day school, and nine children received the rite of Christian baptism at the hands of the pastor. Dr. J. P.

Miller. At 6:30 p.m. the intermediate Sunday school conducted a specially arranged Umldren Day exer cises, entitled "Birds and Blossoms." The music was by a large chorus choir of chil dren, with organ, piano and orchestral ac companiment. The decorations were elabo rate, and the fine auditorium of Memorial church never presented a more attractive appearance. Liberal offerings were made during the day for home missions.

An interesting feature of the evening service was the transferal of three classes. numbering together twenty one pupiis, from the primary to the intermediate school. Mrs. Maggie Dietrich, superin tendent or the primary school, in pre senting the classes made a few touching remaras, ar.a bit. li.

xj. supennten dent of the intermediate school, made an appropriate address upon admitting the 'cl isses to his school. The new teachers chosen for the new classes in the inter mediate schools are Mrs. J. M.

Bom gardner, Mrs. Dr. J. W. Roop and Mrs.

A. H. Baldwin. Altogether, it was the most delightful and successful Children's Day ever ob served by Memorial church and Sunday scnooi. A Great Millinery Sale at Dives, Pome ny 6 aw) wan Straw Hat 8.

Ladies', Misses' and Children's Straw Hats in every new shade and shape im maginaDie at special cut prices. 12c Ladies' Untrimmed Straw Hats in the latest styles and all bought this season, original price 4c, price now 12 c. 19c Ladies' Untrimmed Straw Hats, newest shapes and braids. Original price oc, price now 4c. 12c and 2Gc Latest shapes in fancy straw braids.

Original price 98c, price now ijs anu isac. 37ic, 49c, G9c Children's White Straw Ilatp, fancy straws. Original price 69c and 75c, price now 49c and 69c. Leghorn Hats. Two cases mountain and seashore Leg horns, full size and good finish.

Price now 19c, 49c, 50c, 65c, 75c and 1 23. Special value in fine Leghorns. Price now 98c and 1 23. Black Leghorns. A magnificent assortment of Black Leg horns, very stylish and popular.

Price now 98c, $1 23 and fl 49. Sailor Hats. cases lrimmed sailors, frice now, original price, 50c. Sailors at 25c. Sailors at 25c Sailor Hats.

Another invoice of those stylish Trimmed Sailors, which we consider the cream of the market. Black, navy, brown ana wnite nennet iiraid, high cream bound with silk ribbon, leather sweat and lirmiy nnisned throughout. PnceB now. 50c, 70c, 95c, $1 23. New flowers in every choice style.

sprayp, rose 8, at astonishingly low Millinery Ribbons of very fine grade anu very wiue at aoout one half price. We make no charge for trimming Hats uougni oi us. Note. Only a few of those Pattern Hats left. Prices are now as follows: S3 95.

$4 95. rceiuceu irom $iz ana $15. DlVKB, POMEROY BtKWART. AMU8KM BNT8. Go Sbk Edison's Puonoqiiai'ii.

The exhibition by Edison's latest improved i tionofjrapn, at uurtin Height's Jtt. Jfi. church, Monday evening. June 4th. prom ises to be an entertainment of rare interest and protlt.

Every person ought to hear this marvelous instrument talk, sing. whistle, render band music, imitate sounds on the farm, The enter tainment will be given by Mr. W. V. Gil day, of Williamsport, under the auspices of the Epworth Lieague.

Admission 10 and 20 cents. je2 2t Children's Day Exercises. Yesterday Interesting ana appropriate Children's Day exercises were held at the Bethany Presbyterian Sunday school and also at the Memorial u. is. church.

There were flowers and music, addresses and other exercises. Next Sunday will be more generally observed in the Sunday Picture Frames, Artists' Materials. For Picture Frames. Artists' Materials. go to Black's Art Store, 115 and 117 Mar ket street.

Lowest prices, best workman ship and latest styles. The only first class picture frame establishment in the city. BTTSINKBS UOCAXJS. Get the Beat. Try the genuine Boston Cream Bread fresh every afternoon at 3 o'clock; also Cakes and Buns, at Rhink'b Bakery, No.

226 South street. jyl tr Oils Gasoline The Palace of Beauty. W. II. Sides' estate.

No. 1200 N. 3d St, corner of Cumberland Sells 5 gallons Headlight Oil for 40c, Five gallons Gasoline for 50c, And loans the use of the can free. Only the very best oils handled. Delivered at your house.

apr3 tf D. H. Heisbt is connected with the Harrisburg telephone exchange. Orders received for Ice Cream promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. Telephone 2,053.

may 29 1 m' Presents Given Away. Great interest is taken in the presents given away each day at the auction at Aughinbatgh 211 MarKei street. Go to E. ML. Rhine, 226 South street, for your Bread, Rolls, Cakes, Maryland Biscuits, Cinnamon Buns, Tea Buns, Kipfels, Doughnuts.

Every afternoon at 3 o'clock. apr30 tc Visit the New Boston One Price for fine Clothing and Shoes, 408 Market street. apra, 94 ly Basb Balls. Bats, Gloves, Masks, can be bad at Cottxrel Fkabt, 15 S. Market square.

Auction. The finest lot of Diamonds ever shown in Harrisburg will be sold at auction. Aughinbauqh, jeweler, 211 Market street. Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator febl8 ly Puget Sound Points. Are you going West To St, PauL Helena, Butte, Spokane Falls, Great Falls or Seattle Try the new line.

Commenc ing October 1st, 1893, a through line of first class sleeping cars will be established Detween Uhicago ana eattie via the Chi cago, Milwaukee and St, Paul and the great Northern railways. Train will leave Chicago daily at 10:30 p. m. For rates of fare, maps, time tables, eta. apply to any coupon ticket agent or address John R.

Potts. District Passenger Agent, Wil hamsport. Pa. septl8 tf Information Wanted, We want the name and address of every person contemplating a trip to the West or Southwestern country, together with the class ticket wanted, and how many. from and to what point, with the date selected for starting on the trip.

On receipt of which we will furnish free illustrated and descriptive literature, and place all such parties in a position to make the trip in a comiortaoie. expedient and economi cal manner. It will pay all parties going West to make inquiry about the Missouri Pacific Sytem of nearest Coupon Ticket Agent, or drop us a postal it will pay you to write and be convinced. On receipt of two cents for postage will mail illustrated pamphlet of Great Mid Winter Fair. J.

P. McCann, E. T. 391 Broadway, New York; W. E.

Hoyt, G. E. P. Kiew York. tf The Boston One Price Clothing and Shoe House At 408 Market street sells fine Stylish Spring Clothleg and Shoes at remarkable low prices.

apra, 94 ly Bread and Cakes Delivered. Rhine, the baker. No. 226 South street. has a new delivery wnsron and will de liver Bread.

Cakes, to all parts of the city at any hour of the day. jul9 tc For the best 10c box of Paper and En velopes in the city, go to Cottebel Ivkaky, 15 o. Market square. Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry, Silver ware, Tables, Lamps, Cut Glass, Fine China, and everything in the store, at your own price, at auction at aughinbauqh s.

211 Market street. Ice, Coal and Wood. Wood, $1 75 per load. Pure Spring Water ice. Best Family Coal.

Delivered daily. Telephone your order, J. S. BIBLE. Auction.

Crowds of ladies and gentlemen attend the auction day and night at Aughin baugh where great bargains are to be had. 211 Market street, Harrisburg. Fins Stylish Spring Suits at the New Boston One Price, 408 Market street. ly Abe you particular as to the Quality of the medicine you take? We sell only strictly pure drugs and lust as low as pure drugs can be sold. JTOBNKT KNOUSE, Graduates in Pharmacy 426 Market street, DIED.

MILHOUSE. June 2d. 1894. Mary Mabel. daughter 01 Aug S.

and Katherlne J. Millions in her 23d year. mineral services Tuesday afternoon. June 5th. at 2 o'clock, at her late residence.

1336 Derrv GARVEBICH. June Ross C. infant son of H. M. and Carrie Garverlch.

aned 5 montbs. 18 UllVB. Funeral Tuesday morn Ine at 10 o'clock from the residence 1228 Derry street. The relatives sua irienas are invited 10 aciena wicaout iuixner notice. if VALENTINE.

On Sunday. June ad. 1894. Ann Valentine, in her 87th year, at the Home of uio nearness. Funeral services to morrow evenlner.

at o'clock. Interment on Wednesday at coates vuie, pa. je4 2t BOOK BINDING. VXTHEN you have Mam any books. mies, Newspapers, music, Sunday School Libraries.

Law Briefs, send it to Schkffkk'8 Book Bindery, xi sauu secona su World's Fair Portfolios In MOROCCO BINDING of our own make, at very low prices. See samples In our store winaow. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, A SBURY PARK. N. J.

Leading house. jno mosquitoes, or terms ana circular aa dress THEO. OVES, Je4 im A SBURY PARK, N. J. SURF HOUSE.

Nineteenth season Ocean block. Special rate for June. E. A. MARTIN.

jei 2m PARKER HOUSE, SEA GIRT. N. J. On ocean front. Fifteenth Bcason.

All modern Improvements. A. DEVLIN, jei zm WANTED. WANTED A good COOK, at 225 Market street. Apply jea ti "irANTED Boarding on a farm for one month, the latter Dart of summer.

box Harrisburg, pa. lea st "7 ANTED A man and his wife, for nousenoia purposesjn an institution. Att dress Box 91, Harrisburg Post Office. eg 3t ADIES who will do writing for me at JL their homes will make eood waees. Renlv wnn seii auaresRea, stamped envelope, miss H1LUUED Ml Li.

lilt, south Bend, If d. it BRECKINKIDGE BOOK. Breach of promise. History of litigants. Illustrated.

Agents success unparallelled. 100.000 already sold. Outfit free. Agents wanted. W.

II. FERGUSON Sixth street. Cincinnati, O. jnei 5.i,3 3t ytT ANTED Second hand Olothing IT Uoucrht and sold. Hlo hpst.

r.rmh nrlcna paid for ladles' and gentlemen's cast ofT garments also old shoes bought. Bring them or drop a postal card to s. ALLOY, No. 1013 North Fourtn street, Harrtaburg. Pa.

oct 25 ly WANTED. SALESMEN $75 per week selling electric lltrht outfits for houses, stores and shops. Motors for running macr inery. ana oiner popular patented articles. outfits complete when shipped.

Best people buy permanent situation no experienced W. 1. iiAimisu.N et cieric no. 14, coiumous, Ohio. FOR RENT.

OR RENT Store street. room, 437 Market Jel 3 FOR RENT An office in College Block. Apply at FLEMING'S Book Store. 32 North Third street. jea 3t FOR RBNT House No.

1009 North Third street, elsrht rooms, modern Apply to U. P. or W. Miller, 104 Boas street. mari7 ti TIIREK rooms for rent, furnished or unfurnished, first llooor, at 214 Mulberry Btreer.

Inquire of AliNKS KEMP, 000 North Third street, Harrisburg. may3 tf Li OR RENT OR SALE Two new I. lliree story 9 and 10 roomed Brick Houses Nos. 431 and 433 Boas street, within one square ot the new Central high schooL Inquire at 427 Boas street. may24 tf 70R RENT Two three story brick 1: houses.

SO? and 509 Cumberland street. Convenient houses for railroad men. THE COMMONWEALTH GUARANTEE, TRUST AND HAr uetosi cum 1 ajn 1 Agent, may 2H 2W 17 OR RENT Brick house. No. 7, North Fourth street, eight rooms, newly papered and painted, bath and range, front and side yard also two story frame dwelling in front yard, containing store room with modern front.

GEORGE A. KLUGU, 404 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa. jei at OR RENT A three story Brick House on Tenth street. Immediate rjossesslon. Also three story brick, 9 rooms, corner Tenth and Market; steam heating; with conveniences.

Apply to EDWARD BOYEK, 126 Walnut street. mch27 tf FOR RENT A three story brick house, No. 253 North street. The house has eleven rooms, with modern improvements. Posses sisn given June 1st, 1894.

For particulars please caU on JEUU DkHaVen, No. 332 North Second street. FOR RENT Residence of Mrs. George Wolf Buehler. 21B tmtio ntreet.

Steam heat. electric bells, two bath rooms, two balconies, laundry and all conveniences In exce llent condition location convenient to street ca post office and markets A rare chance. WiU rent tor term. Inquire ot THOS. S.

PETERS, Real Estate and Rent Aeent.Thlrd and Chestnut streets. may3l tl FOR RENT. THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. No. 1410 Market, RtrRtL with all lmnrove.

ments. Kent. $15 a month. FRAME HOUSE. Nn 14:11 Vernon street, laree ot attached.

Rent $7 a month. H. UHLER, No. 17 S. Second street, Harrlsbnrg, Pa.

FOB KENT. No. C16 State street. No. 1421 North Second street.

No. 511 cowden street. No. 646 Mnench street No. 270 Cumberland street.

No. 115 Mulberry street. No. ill Hanna street. No.

267 Sassafras avenue. No. 302 Boyd avenue. No. 1944 Moltke avenue.

Apply toC. H. ORCUTT. No.267 Cumberland FOR KENT. No.

40 Linden street, $8 per month. No. 311 Dauphin avenue, $9 per month. The Mutual Guarantee Rnlldln? and Loan As sociation, of Philadelphia, offers shares for sale. ru.y uieuii ursi, monm, fl tnereaicer mommy dues 75 cents.

Each share matures to $100 in 7 to 7Jtf years. The association la 3 years old and earning over 1 6 per cent, per annum. Money to lutui. jimmi ioj vaiuu 01 snares paiu ut unce or mortgage cancelled If death occurs any time after first payment of dues. All funds loaned on first mortgage.

Apply to L. W. TURNER, secretary and treasurer, Harrisburg Local Board, 1127 North Third street, over Bible's coal office. ire insurance written in reuaDie stock companies. Lykens Valley Mutual Fire Insurance company represented.

FOR SALE. FOR SALE A second hand Piano can be seen at 219 North Second street. aprao tf FOR SALE Cheap, a first grade, light weight safety bl class, hieh bicycle In ood condition. Inquire 1115 Ridge avenue, city. THIS Building Lot is 50 feet front by 162 feet deep.

On Second street. Can be cut Into four lots. For sale cheap. Address Box 195, Harrisburg post office. marl3 tf FOR SALE All the furniture and other contents Of the CENTRAL HOTRLrtormerlv the Motter House), No.

311 Market street, Harrisburg. Possession given at once, if desired. A good stable attached. Good reason given for selling. Apply to or address D.

0. BLYLKR, rropnetor. decl3 tf For Sale Cliean. TWO COTTAGES in Edgewater. Electric ntreet car line will soon nans nearbv.

On the river front, opposite State street. M. a. UOWDKN, septl tf 201 Herr Street. FOR SALE.

Doors and Frames. Door Steps and Lumbar WILL be sold very cheap. Apply at 122 West State street, or to H. UHLER, No. 17 South second street.

"DOR SALE I CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. Corner Herr and Ninth streets. Sewered, paved and graded. Size of lots 16 feet by 120 feet deep to a 32 foot intermediate street. Frontage on Herr ana Cumberland streets.

One fourth cash ana tne remaining money to suit purchaser, warranty aeea witn each lot. Apply to fcUSNKY J. BATTY, At Cement Pipe works, marlB tf or P. O. Box 554, Harrisburg, Pa.

"I70R SALE, or exchange for improved A. City nronertv. a very desirable conn try home, situated within half a mile ot Rutherford station, on Heading railroad, in the beautiful Lebanon Valley, and ix miles from Oberlln, on the Chambers road, ground laying high in healthy location, 13 acres very choice land, with all new buildings, house 2 story, wide balcony and porch, nice barn, wagon shed and corn crib, and wood house, chicken house, pig sty, All out bulldlngi are new. cistern at barn and well at the house. Younsr orchard, about, 100 trees lust in bearing, with fine cherries and other fruit on the place, all well fenced and in good state of cultivation Just the place for a summer uuuic ur mr uuKiiig.

motor cars "in pass ciose to place In near future. Must be seen to be ap preciated. Terms easy. Address post office pox aa. Marnsourg.

myi9 im XPOR SALE The property No. 926. Ol. Third street, nrst class brick, with marble base and Stens. has store room inrcn Int.

nrlAA uit ali 3 story Mansard roof, with conveniences. No. 708 Sixth street. Special lnduce U1CUU, FOR SALE Sjtf story Brick, conveniences. No.

826 North street. FOR SALE 3 Frame Houses, nearly new cm State street, rent for 127 per montx price for all. $3.500 on the motor line. FOR SALE A handsome modern residence at cottage Ridge. Brick and au convenlences.t6.500.

FOR SALE 3 story Brick, Second street near Herr street; all conveniences; price, $4,200. FOR SALE 3 story Brick, with store room, 25 feet front. No. 516 State street cut nrice. FOR SALE Desirable building lots and houses au parts 01 tue city.

jau or sena ror catalogue. 321 Market Street, Harrisburg. Pa. FOR SALE. 1629 North Sixth street, 3 story brick, $2,100.

434 Muench street, 3 story brick, $1,600. 206 colder street, 2 story frame, $1,000. 1409 Green street. 2J story frame. $1,200.

1803 Fifth street, 2X story frame, lot 20x150, Dwellings in all parts of the city for sale. Lots on Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth streets. Forty lots on corner Seventh and Relly and Sev enin ana Harris, ior saie reasonaoie. size 20x100, FOR RENT, 1823 Fourth street, tio 638 Walnut street, $13. 609 Cumberland street, $12.

606 Camp street, $20. 126 Hanna street, (9. TO JLOAN $1,000, $2,000 First Mortgage, City Property, per ucuu H. H. FREEBURN, 1401 Third street.

Harrlsbnrg. Pa. READ THIS CAREFULLY. lALiLt and see the finest Optical rooms In the city. Eyes examined tree, with or without pupils dilated.

1 am prepared to do grinding of all kinds of lenses and repairing of frames, on short notice. 14k. Gold plated Frameiess Eye Glasses for ti 50. Gold Spectacles from $4 a pair up. Oculists', Jewelers' and Op iuutuia prescriptions uiieu promptly.

C. A. HAVERSTICK, (OPTICIAN) 333 Market Street. ly THE UNION With speed, strength, elegant workmanship, nnest 01 tires, perieci valves, 1 he Union has more all around real value than any wneei omit. price, si 35 THE RELAY Tougher than whalebone.

In three styles. SlOOtoSl25 THE MAJESTIC Light, easy running, fine hearings. Price, $00 OO, THE GLOBE A reliable wheel, with full guarantee of il Relay Mrg. ('0. 00, E.

C. KEPPLE, mar24 3tn 27 N. Third Harrisburg. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STATIONERY, Furniture, Fuel and other Supplies. incompliance uie uhmlh uuon ana laws ot the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, I hereby Invite sealed proposals.at prices below maximum rates fixed in furnish stationery, furniture, fuel and other supplies for the several departments ot the State Government, and for making repairs in the several departments and lor the distribution of the public documents, for the year ending the first Monday of June.

A. D. 1895. separate proposals will be received and separate contracts awarded 'as announced in said schedules. Each proposal must be accompanied by a bond with approved sureties, conditioned for the faithful performance ot the contract, and addressed and delivered to me before, twelve o'clock of Tuesday, the scth day of June, A.

1894, at whlch time the proposals will be opened and contracts awarded. In the Reception room ot the Executive Department, at Harrisburg. Blank bonds and schedules containing all necessary Information can be obtained at this Department. WILLIAM F. UARRITY, Secretary of the Commonwealth.

HARRISBURG BUSINESS COLLEGE, 330 Market street, a thorough Business Course, Including Shorthand and Typewriting. 3. E. GARNER, Principal. Jyl8'93 tf Harrlaburg.

Pa. MARBLE WORKS McFadden's Garble Yard, Market street and Pennsylvania canal. Monuments, headstones and estimates on work given application. octi THE above cut represents a Roll Top Extension Table, and for a fine Table it is iust the thing, as it does away with the rouble of putting In boards, call and examine It Cf IMC AIM CV 1 14 Market Street, 1 Oi WlHIVLLI, Harrisburg, Pa. jei im FMK J.

HESS, Up Third Street. New Millinery for Summer. This week we onen very stvlish new milliuery for Summer and are fully pre pared to make for you a special slyle for yourself, which will not be copied, but will be unlike any other millinery that you see. Special attention to dressy bonnets in colors or all black. We Ehow fashionable sailors and Eng ish walking hats for travr Seasonable Dress Goods.

We have scecial things in dress srnnda. Many high cost silk and wool novelties and French elan tree in new cravs and greenish mixtures for going away gowns. Silks for Summer. Fine Janan silks, twentv seven inches wide, in neat effects, tans, mode, blues, browns, pink and light grounds, 69 cents, coBt to import 92 cents, and sold at I 25. Fancy taffetas in beautiful changeable effects.

Black and white check wash silks. FRAM J. HESS, UP THIRD STREET. Prettier Than Ever This Season's WASH GOODS. We are now showing the most complete assortment of Wool Finish Challies.

Jaconat Duchesse. Indian Dimities. Cotton Crepes. Princess Duck. Percales and all kinds of White Goods.

We have exercised even un usual care in the selection of these goods for the present season. rurther comments as to variety and attractive ness seem unnecessary. AJ.SEISEMAI, 1206 North Third Street. Doesn't She Look Sweet? CHILDREN'S SHOES Are a prominent item of expense very family. It behooves the mother or father therefore, to buy to the best possible advantage.

For a wear iong and well shoe. GROSS 207 Market Street, Offers the most attractive in dceements. He can nt your vmiuren ana ne can nt you, Pretty Girl with weak eyes and bad and ill fitting glasses is to be pitied. There is no mecessity for this and we can correct it. Our Fbamelkss Eth Glasses improve the appearance of the wearer and are just the thing.

They are a specially of ours and we have no competitors in this line, as we use only the best glass and material. Kyes Examined Fre. COCKUN BROTHKRI 28 N. THIRD street, Harrisburg, org, Fa. 6 Comfort for the Feet Corns, Bunions and Ingrowing Nails skillfully MRS.

M. L. ROBINSON, CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE PARLORS 265 ISRIGGS STREET. Office Hours 9 a. m.

to 5 p. m. Tuesday and Fridays, until 9 p. m. novl5 tf MISS GUERPILLON, Trained Nurse, Address No.

221 Market street. angSLHS iy 0 D. H. WITMER CO, SUITS! SUITS! IV. fl, B.

nnl.r n.A n.a fn CavA Duck, covert Cloth, Mixtures, Tweeds, Ac, all new shapes. DUCK SUITS, 1 03. nerfect fittlnir and finished seams, $3 48, $3 50, i 08, $4 95 and $5 75. SRPES AND MIXTURES. 98, $6 75, i $9 98, 10 38, $11 8, $12 $14 75, $10 98, LAUNDRIED SHIRT WAISTS by the hundred, C9C, 5C, $1, $1 38, $1 50, $1 CO, $1 79, $1 98 and i 35.

WHITE LAWN WAISTS. 50c, 87VC, $1, $1 13, 1 25, $1 37, $1 $1 57, $1 93, i 08, $2 50, 75, SILK WAISTS, $2 53, $3 25, $3 69, $4 38, $4 98, $5 25, $6 50, $7 31, $7 62, $7 98 and $10 50. Any Silk Waist above $5 can be bought at a reduction of 25 per cent, during the next week to reduce stock. This cool snap has put new lire Into oor Cloak Department, and those hamlMimn rmum Jackets are being picked up quickly at half their uciuui vaiue. aua choice leit to pick from.

Cliildren's Reefers. Ch ildren's Reefers. ialtv Cloak House. D. H.

Witmer 412 Market St. Keep Your Price Lists OP OUR GREAT 4D DAY SALE AND YOUR EYES OJV OUR WINDOW'S. From June 4th to June 9th LOOK FOR A GREAT MIL LINERY WEEK. On Monday. Any Untiimed nat on two Urge tables up stairs, a special lot selected for this sale among them Shapes, Flats and Sailors, for 19 cents.

On Tuesday. All our Flowers 1 lot reduced to 3c. 1 lot reduce to Sc. lot reduced to 14c. lot reduced to 19c.

1 lot reduced to am. All our fine Imnortcd Flowers at. 4 for rnnr choice. On Wednesday. 40 Cartons Of NO.

2 3. SO and 40 rlnuhlA fnrert atin KioDons, ior Millinery purposes. In Black, Navy Blue. Brown. Pink, r.is'iit.

kiha. Nile Green, Sage Green, Olive Green, Old Rose, One day only, Wednesday, 19c On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Three Great Days for Selling Uu Trimmed Hals. 35 Children'! T.nna straw TPiata irimmAi in uuuuic iuucu nauu xuoDon or ancy KlDOon, At 4.9 cents 8 cases of Children's School Hats, trimmed, At 25 cents. All our dark trimmed hats at half original pin.c,auutiifu uuiuucuuitsiur laoies ana cau dren, as displayed in our window, worth $2 50 to ui vi uiimry uurcs. For this sale 98c.

H. ASTEICH. I'e Are Large Stock, Moderate Prices and Satisfactory Service is the Cause. ri H. SPAHR Jailor, 9 North Third Street.

Letter List. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in Harrisburg, post onice for the week ending June 2d, 1894. To obtain any of these letters the applicant must call for advertised letters, giving the date of this list. If not called for within two weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office. LADIES' LIST.

Barmoste, Miss Alice, McCann, Mrs. Burt, tlllott, Mrs.Richard Mc Salera. Mrs. Frank. Call (for).

Smith, Mrs. N. Fisher, Miss Edith stauffer. Miss sallle Kennedy, Miss Louisa, Wlnehardt, Miss. OKNTLEMEN'S LIST.

Burton, Richard (D. I.annlng, v. C. Carl. M.

Clark, R. G. (t. Clarke, Jas. Cleland.

William, Doj le, T. Fleck, Flit eher, Mr. Foltz, E. Green, Hippie, Timothy, Isenberjr. jjijiudjuei, Losh.

John, McCarrter, Samuel, McIIorrlson, Miller, It. Norton. F. Osborne, W. Rouse, Sax hoii.

Henry, shute. Col. JU stelllngs, James Landis, J. 11SUI1, u. FIRMS.

Merldlth Tate, Messrs. Persons should invariably have their mail matter addressed to their street and number, thereby insuring prompt and direct delivery to the carriers. Matter not so addressed Is often delayed on that account. A. K.

BLACK, Postmaster. AND YOU'LL LOOK SWEET Out on the Street With a Pair of Our Glasses to Discreet. YOUNO EYES are what you want. If your eyes are weak or falling, restore them to youthiul usefulness by properly fltted (iLASSES. we have the facilities and experience for doing this.

EXAMINATION FHKB. SPECTACLE BAZAR, 317 Market Street. HARRISBURG. PA. MONEY TO LOAN.

REAL ESTATE In all parts of the city for sale. Local stocks bought and sold. Firs and Life Insurance Written. II. UIILER, Room No.

3, No.17 8. Second street, Ilarrlaburg.Fa. to A Busy as Bees WILIJAMSOK Standard Patens Are summer Black Goods. ru A1 All Silk and Co lons. Ail Wool Challis, 40 inches wide, at 50c.

All VVool Nunsveiling, 40 inches wide, at 50c 75c and $1 00. All Wool Batiste, 40 inches wide, at 50c. All Wool Albatross, 4a inches wide, at 37c. All Wool Crepe Diamond, 46 inches wide, at 75c. All Wool Crepe Stripes, 40 inches wide, at 75a 11 Wool Stripe Grenadine, 38 inches wide, 75c.

All Wool Summer Serge, 46 inches wide, 50c. Summcr Cashmere, 40 inches wide, at 39c. All Wool Novelties, 40 inches wide, at 50c, 75c and $1 00. A large stock of medium nnri Vko joods at lowest prices Silk Warp Austria, 48 inches Silk Warp JuDiter. so inches this fabric.

Silk Warp Gloria is guaranteed to he weight Silks and Wool Fabrics in the market and Will nnf pull or slip on the warp. This has the appearance of Lans downe, same width, same price, $1 25 the yard. Plain Black China Silk, 19 were 20c. Plain Black Japanese Silk, were 50c. Plain Black India Silk.21 Plain Black Florentine, 32 were 75c.

Plain Black Water nroof yard; were $1 00. Ail Black Figured Plain Black Grenadines, 2 2 BLACK COTTON FABRICS. lain Black India Linen, at 10c, 12JC, 16c, 20c, 25c. Plain Black Egyptian Lawn, at 25c. Plain Black Satine, at 10c, i2lc.

17c 2kc Plain Black Silcot, at 25c. Plain Black Gineham. at 1 tin Fast Black Satin Stripe Grenadines, at i2lc, 17c Fast Black Brocade Satines. at 2 sc. HAT DEPARTMENT.

The finest selection of Straw our Hat Department. Any line is complete. We would call vour attention tn Young Men sennet braid for The finest line Of Babv (larriairea 1 Ih. ment. All grades and colore of iinhnlfortnr ThocA i some the Eureka brake which in itself is worthy of c7nsiderlon.

The "EXCELSIOR RT. RHPTMfi minu" t. PS. 18 8.troK Qd as durable as any ui ana inspect oar line be tore purchasing elsewhere. SHOES.

The J. Richardson fine kid button boot, for Ladies', flexible sole, ooera too lonir nnintnl lutentt nlR rt J.v. .1 i trade. Compare them with shoes von nav aek to see them. Ladies' Black and Colored Ties $2 75 .,7 sizes while they last.

vomo early All goods will be found in our Shoe Department as advertised. WILLIAMSON FOSTER, 326 Market Street, Harrisburg. Pa. HERMAN. A firm known both near and far.

stands!" SPECIALS, A well known and well liked 5c Cigar. H. COHEN, 202 Market St. Corsets, Hosiery OUR line this Spring is large and selected from the most reliable manufacturers. Tne well known P.

D. Thomson's Glove Fitting; in three lengths and three colors. Patent Molded in three lengths and three colors. C. B.

a la Splrlte, In three lengths and three colors. Also F. P. J. 15., Dr.

Warner's and other brands too numerous to mention. A specialty in French Woven corsets. We call special attention to Her Majesty Corset and leel confident that all who purchase It will be delighted with its magnificent form, fit and wearing qualities. This Corset reduces the size and increases the length ot the waist. It is absolutely unbreakable.

WAISTS Ferris and Equipoise Waists. Sole agent for the Equipoise Waist. Hade upon true hygienic principles. Men's, Ladles' and children's Spring and Summer underwear, Lisle, Balbrlggan and Gauze. Full line ot Muslin Underwear.

HOSIERY. This department receives our special attention and Is a large and selected one this spring. A large assortment or Real Hair Swl tches always on hand. Gray Switches a specialty. DON'T SKIP Over the avalanche of Styles and Prices for the good solid work.

No Shoddy Goods, At MEILY'S, 214 FOSTER. Economical and Stylish. wide, at 69c. wiH i great sale for inches wide, at 25c the yard; 20 inches wide, at bc the vard inches wide at 1 Jw Ml V4y inches wide, at 60c the varri Silk inrhec ot inches wide, 75c; were 85c. inches wide.

6oc.6c. $1 00. 19c. style or grade can be had as the WU L'ttigaiito. 50c cannot be beaten.

stationery back coach. This coach is the 4 on far i.iuhr. rf 1 1 3 Wi kind fl 00; $3 00 kind $2 00 tot ipa mis Ween 91 til. vtooa and Underwear. Men's, Boys', Youths', Misses', AMD Children's Tan, Russia AND Patent Leather summer shoes.

and 2 1 6 Market Street..