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DAILY TELEGRAPH HARRISBURG, PA. MONDAY EVENING. MAY 87. 18S9. TO DAY'S WEATHER REPORT.

Indications lor the twenty four Hours commencing at 3 p. Monday, May 27th Threatening weather and rain, slightly warmer, southerly wfnds. Local Weather Report. 0. S.

Signal Opfick, Harrisburo, May 87. 8 P. M. 8 A. M.

12 NOON. 30.01 29.96 29.84 55 50 60 88 100 94 6. E. E. E.

8 10 16 Cloudless Lt. Rain Threat'g. Temperature. Humldlty.percent wina Wind Weather Mean barometer, 29.94. Mean temperature, 55.0.

Mean humidity, 94.0. Maximum temperature, 60.0. Minimum temperature, 49.5. Maximum velocity of wind, 16 miles per hour, occurred at 12 noon, Precipitation, Inches, 0.26. Local Predictions.

Continued rain for this vicinity, ana warmer JOTTINGS. The local Y. M. C. A.

outing this summer will be on Westf all's island during July. A session of argument conrt will be held to morrow morning, Judge Simonton presiding. To morrow evening the girls of the High School will give an entertainment at the Opera House. On Decoration Day the City Grays, Governor's Troop and City Grays' Cadets will parade with Post 58. There were some cold churches in the city yesterday, the janitors not having anticipated the sudden drop in the temperature.

A special meeting of the Board of Trade will be held this evening to hear the report of the Committee on Manufactures regarding the locating of a knitting factory in Har risburg. At a meeting of the Firemen's Union at the Hope engine house this evening action will be taken on an invitation of the U. S. Fire company, of Atlantic City, to visit the seashore on the 11th of June. In the heavy rain that deluged the city on Saturday night the circus, at Forster and Elder get out of town.

Citizens of that portion of the city will have something to say when the school authorities permit such a show to be located at their doors. A FORGER ARRESTED. A Young Man Arrested While Attempting to Pass a Forged Check. Frederick Paulsen, who said he was from Denmark, was arrested on Saturday evening on a charge of forgery. He purchased a suit of clothes from Strouse's clothing store, adjoining the Hershey House, and tendered in payment a check for $20 on the Harrisburg National Bank, drawn ia favor of Charles Peterson and signed by John Hoffer.

Mr. Strouse did not like the looks of things, and he sent to the Mayor's office for an officer. Lieutenant Kautz arrested Paulsen and took him to the Mayor's office. When searched a number of other checks drawn in favor of Peterson, and purporting to be signed by Mr. Hoffer, were found on the prisoner, together with a silver watch and $10.

The young man seemed very much downcast over his arrest, and persisted in saying that he had receivedthe check from Mr. Hoffer. He was sent to fail for a hearing. It is believed by the officer that Paulsen is only a catspaw for some designing rascal who has thus far kept in the background. Convenient Evening Train for Philadelphia via Pennsylvania Railroad.

One' of the best features of the spring schedule of the Pennsylvania railroad is the new evening express between Harrisburg and Philadelphia. It leaves Harrisburg at 7 :30 P. M. every day, after the arrival of its connection from the Middle division and from Cumberland and Shenandoah Valley points. It cannot fail to prove of marked convenience to the people residing on the line south and west of Harrisburg, as they can leave their homes at a convenient hour of the afternoon and arrive in Philadelphia at seasonable bedtime.

The train makes several stops on the Philadelphia division. It leaves Conewago 7 :56 p. connecting from Lebanon, Lancaster at 8 :35. Bird in hand 8 :50. Learoan Place 9:01, Gap 9:14, Christiana 9:19, Jfarkesburg 9:28, Coatesville 9:40, Downingtown 9:53, Bradford Hills 9:58, Glen Loch 10:08, Frazer 10:11, Malvern 10:15, Devon 10:23, Wayne 10:28, Bose mont 10:34, Bryn Mawr 10:36, Haverford 10:38, Ardmore 10:39 and arrives in Philadelphia 10:55 p.

m. Pastor Bagley Says Farewell. Rev. Isaac W. Bagley, pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist church, Camden, preached his farewell sermon last night, and at the close of the service there was an affecting scene.

Men, women and children of the congregation and of the Sunday school gathered about him, wrung his hands and said good by till tears glistened in his eyes. Mr. Bag ley has been pastor of the church nine years, and it has grown wonderfully under his ministration. He will have a reception to morrow night at the residence of S. It.

Arrison, one of his leading members, and will come to his new charge in Harrisburg the latter part of the week. New Corporations. Charters were issued to day at the State Department as follows South Penn oil company, of Oil City; capital, $2,000,000. North Penn oil com nanv. of Oil Citv: camtal.

9il.noo.nnrt. Beech Valley coal and iron company, Phila Bingaman street marxec nonse company, iteauing; capital, $50,000. Union land Tomoanv. Pittsburg: capital, $2,500. Eagle hosws company, Mahanoy City; capital, $25,000.

Look Like Nnval Lieutenants. It is rumored that the conductors and porters on the limited trains are soon to be uniformed in white duck from cap to boots. The uniforms will be trimmed with gold plated buttons and gold epaulets and a tiny black stripe on the pantaloons. Each man, it is said, will be required to carry four uniforms, so that in case one is soiled he will have one at hand in an emergency. The Pullman enmnnnv will mv fV.n lnnnm Kill i 1 ism.

The effect, it i3 thought, will be pleasing. An Acceptable Substitute. Miss Lillian Hartzler, daughter of Rev. H. B.

Hartzler, of Harrisburg, read an address May 17th at Schuylkill Seminary, Fredericksburg, the subject of which was 'Hunting a Man." The lecture was a masterpiece. The illness of Rev. Hartzler prevented him from fulfilling his engagement, so he sent his daughter as a substitute. "Husband, I Wan't Yon to Trylt." I had suffered for years with a complaint the physicians called Gravel, and they had given up the attempt to help me. My wife heard of Dr.

David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, N. and spoke as above. To please her I got a bottle. Used that and two or three more, and presently the trouble vanished never to return. Washington Monboe, my 13 1, 3, 5 1 mf Catskill, N.

Y. memorial Sermons. Yesterday three memorial sermons were delivered in this city to veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic. Presiding Elder Pardoe preached to Post 58 at Grace Methodist church Rev. Mr.

Hutchinson to Post 116 at the Otterbein U. B. church, and Rev. Mr. Jacobs to Post 520 at Wesley Union church.

All the sermons were patriotic and interesting discourses. At St. Paul's M. E. Church.

The regular morning service yesterday was preceded by a geneial experience meeting. Instead of a sermon the pastor delivered an address intioduclory to the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. In the evening Dr. Swallow officiated, he and Pastor Bowman having exchanged pulpits for that service. The largo audience was favored with an able discourse by Dr.

Swallow on prohibition. Temperance Meeting. There will be a children's temperance meeting held under the auspices of the W. C. T.

in the Wesley Union church, on South street, this evening at 7:30. An interenting programme has been arranged. Addresses by Rev. Mr. Jacobs and others.

All are cordially invited to attend. Absolutely Pure. THIS POWDER NEVER VARIES. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesome ness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders.

"Sold only In cans." Royal ISAKINO POWDER 1U6 WOU JN6W XOTH. apriO dly Pulpit Notes. Rev. Wm. A.

West, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church, occupied the pul pit of Market Square church, in the absence of Rev. lieorge J. Stewart. At Bethlehem Lutheran church, last night, there was a big audience to hear Pastor WJ a. Jushburns sermon on "Martha, the Troubled Woman." The discourse was one of the pastor's best, and all who heard it learned much that will benefit them throughout their earthly life.

Exhibition of School Work. There will be an exhibition of the Steelton school work in Felton Hall, Steelton, Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 27tb, 28th, 29th, including work from all grades or school. An invitation has been extended to teachers and others interested to visit the halL For the accommodation of those em' ployed during the day the hall will be open Wednesday evening from 7:30 to 10 clock. Enterprise In Hnmmelstown. Messrs.

E. M. Hoffer, John D. and Wm. H.

Ulrich have purchased fifteen acres of land at the station in Hummels town from John Cassell and will lay it out in lots for residences and industrial estab lishments. The lots will be sold at low prices, while land will be furnished free to those who will build manufactories. Resumed Work at I.ochlel. All departments of the Lochiel rolling mill are again in operation. The places of the strikers have been filled, many of them by men in town'who were without work.

It is understood that most of the trouble was occasioned by Danville men, who were discharged and sent home. lie Has Proven What lie Can Do. Since the advent in this city of Dr. Strong, the excitement not only in this vicinity, but wherever any of the nnmerous patients he has relieved can be found, has been most in tense, and what would be scouted at as too marvelous to be true, is now demonstrated in too palpable a manner to leave room for the slightest doubt or uncertainty. That Dr.

Strong is achieving a vast amount of good in this community no one will attempt to deny who has given the subject the slightest examination. His offices at 339 Market street are thronged with the afflicted of all grades and stations who are anxious to see the doctor and receive a share of the benefits which he seems to bestow upon all who desire them. The doctor does not pretend to cure all diseases no mortal can do that and he should be distinguished from those pretenders and charlatans who boldly and blasphemously proclaim that they hold in their hands the mysteries of life and death. Dr. Strong has been located in Harrisbnrg since April l7rh, and ha will remain nntil August 1st.

He has placed 261 patients under treatment in this city and has refused to treat 104 whom he pronounced incurable. If your case is incnrable his opinion is given to that effect. The names of those he has pronounced incurable can be seen at his office. We would urge upon all sufferers to lose no time delays are dangerous but go at once and see the doctor, and you will be glad to add yonr voice to the testimony in favor of a man who has conferred upon you a benefit in comparison with which all other gifts sink into insignificance, the great and inestimable boon health. Dr.

Strong will remain in Harrisbnrg until August 1 st. At the Troy polytechnic the students have a craze. They paper their ceilings with envelopes of letters from their best girls. AMUSEMENTS. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR EXCURSION TO EASTON On Tuesday, May 28th, round trip tickets, goods for two days, fare only $3 17.

Through train leaves Harrisburg at 8:25 A. arrives at Easton at 9:45 A. m. Grand parade at 10:30 A. M.

Particulars, see circulars at all stations. BUSINESS LOCALS. For Ladies' Muslin Underwear Made on the best of Lock Stitch Sewing Machines the only complete line in Harrisburg at y. Dives, Pomeroy Stewart's. For Sale.

Two Counters, hard wood, nearly new, half price. Four Show Cases. Inquire G. F. Rohrer, No.

1124 North Third street my27 3t Best Made Clothing1 in The qualities are all right, the styles are captivating, the guarantee is dependable, but the prices are hot shot. They'll take the biggest part they ever took in getting the balance of this season's trade. B. E. GOODMAN, 400 and 402 Market street.

my23 tc can show VOll the lnrnroaf. lino olilola in Dornet, Flannel, Madras, in the city. jur une oi unaerwear in ail grades is complete. Latest stvlea in NwkwMr Anil fVl lars. Williamson Foster.

Men's Outfitters, 318 Market street. my22 tc Picture Frames and Etchings. Al Black's Art store, 117 Market street, is the only place in the city where you can get your pictures properly framed, and the only place you can find an artistic collection of fine pictures of all grades. All our mouldings new; and French glass, first quality, used. marl3 tf Genuine Boston Cream Bread Fresh every afternoon at 4 o'clock also, all varieties of Cakes and Buns.

At E. M. Rhine's, 226 South street decl4 tc Art Instruction. Instruction in all kinds of painting China, fired and gilded, 1 1 5 Market street, second floor Sara B. Chayne, marl3 tf Mary Wilcox.

E. M. Rhine, the baker, at 226 South street, has won a reputation for fresh Bread and Cakes, which is the secret of his success in business. au 1 6 tc The Golden Eagle Clathing House. We received another lot of those all wool cheviot suits at $7, $8 50 and $10.

Also a large snpply of the finest worsted and wide wale suits made in Prince Alberts, cutawny or sack style and ranging in price from $10 up to $25. Always look for the Golden Kagle to find bargains, it being the first clothing store from the new depot entrance. myl5 lm G. A. It.

Suits. A large line of Grand Army suits in all grade3 of flannel at the lowest prices. Sam'l Kuhn, No. 6 North Market Square. At his bakery, No.

226 South street, E. M. Rhine dispenses such Bread and Cakes as one seldom gets anywhere else. He is a most excellent baker and has a large trade. aul6 to Rheumatism Cured, Medical Batteries for $1 50, $2 50, $5, $6 and $6 50 each.

Largest variety ever exhibited in this city. The Keystone Electric Works, 204 North Second street Special Bargains In Boys' and Children's Suits. Quoting prices gives no idea of quality, an inspection alone will convince you. Sam'l Kuhn, No. 6 North Market Square.

Look Out for the Golden Eagle. It is a loss to all parents and boys not to see onr large line of children's and boys' clothing, ranging in price at if 1 25, fcl 75, $2 25 and $3 and up to the finest Those prices are only for a time being. Therefore call soon at the Golden Eagle Clothing House, Fourth and Market streets. myl5 lm Underwear! Underwear! Underwear Ladies', men's and Children's in Snmmer Merino, Gauze, Lisle Thread and Balbrig gan. Short, long and no sleeves.

Remark able offering for to morrow. S. A. Hench 225 Market street next to Lochiel Hotel. may0 tc Cabinet Size Photos.

Per Dozen, $1, per Dozen. Cheapest and best in the city. Proof shown All join in praise of the style, finish and accurate likeness of onr special $1 photos. lry them and you will have no others. John D.

Lemer, 1213 North Third street Harrisbarg, Fa. mar20 tc Gents' Hats, Latest Styles. Stylish Spring and Summer Hats for Gents' Boys' and Children's wear. Newest Shapes and Colors and all prices. Straw nats in great variety.

A large Stock of Hammocks. Warren A. Zollinger, 13 South Market Square. mayll tc LETTER LIST. THE following Is a list of letters remaining In the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, post office lor the week ending May 27th.

Those applying tor letters In this list will please say wey are aaverusea, ana state aate. Berry, Kobert, Blvenowe, Charles, Bryan, Miss Mary, Charles, Mrs. Melle, Charles, Price, Craig, W. Connor, James, Conway, Wm. Curevln, Mrs.

Agnes Dlnwoodle, Gratis, Doyle, Andrew, Edwards. Finney, John Fisher. V. Goodman, Daniel. Gardner Bite shew, Gohermyer, Hadden, C.

Halley. Miss SaUle. (col'd) Hatcher, G. Hawkes, John, Hllleman, Hattla, Hoffman, George Jones, Robert Keys, John Henry, Landls, LlUle, (D. Lessley, J.

Magruder, Hugh, Mccance, Hugh, MeCruskey, McLaughlin, J. Myers. I. Kerva, Antonio Sibllla, (tor.) Nlles, Miss Louisa, Phillips. H.

Raub, T. (lor.) Riley, Jack, Rose, H. Rudy, John, Schlosser, Anthony, Shucker, Adam, Suavely, Mr. Tatum, Mrs. Tllei, Henry, Weadley, J.

Wells, Dr. J. Wetcler, Aaron, Whlgard, irvin, uiover, Wllhelm, Wm. Edward, Jackson, Mrs. Eugene, Wilson, L.

R. Persons should Invariably have their mall ad dressed to their street and number, thereby as sirring prompt and correct delivery by the earners. JH.ai.wr nui bo auuressea is orien ue tallied on that account. B. F.

MEYERS. Postmaster. DIED. HAMMAKER. On Sunday morning, May 36th, 1889, A.

L. Hammakkr, In his 46th year. Funeral on Wednesday forenoon at 10 o'clock irom we residence oi nis iatner iaw, wm. H. Selbert.

Interment In Harrlsburcr cemetery. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend with out iurtner notice. 2t STRAYER On May 25th. Mrs. Mary Sthavkr.

aged 74 years and 18 days, at the residence of her son in iaw, jonn jtt. stnckier, at Derry church, "Funeral at the house on Tuesday next at 8:30 Services and Interment at Kbenezer church, near Hlghsplre, at 11.30 o'clock same day. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without fur iner notice. my25 8t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OR RENT.

211 Walnut street. 456M South Cameron street. 1707X Pennsylvania avenue. 1307 Market street. 1311 Market street.

THOS. S. PETERS, myi7 tf sjjf South Third Street. RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. LODGE ROBINSON, No; 9 North Third Street, HARRISBURG, PA.

feb20 PRETTY and Cheap, and you must have some to clean up your walls this Spring Pretty and cheap you will say when you see them. Come, please, for Wall Paper and Window Shades to Berg stresser's, 109 Market street. Should you wish to hang it yourself, we will trim it with out extra charge. marso ly Our Bargain Window And what it contains at present Ladies' Lisle vests, Ribbed in Pink, Blue, Cream and Ecru at 12 1 2 Cents. Ladies' Muslin Chemise.

3 row inserting. lace trimming at 25 Gents. Infants' Lace Caps at 10, 15, 19, 25, 37, 43, 49, 50, 62. 75, 87 Cents and $1 00. Ladies' Fine Gauged Imported Hose, beautiful stripes at 23 Gents, i Id ons.

deduced from 20c to 10c 25c to 15c 35c to 19c 53c to 33c 60c to 29c 60c to 37c 75c to 39c All goods mentioned are now displayed in our Bargain Window, And will be sold at those prices only as long as they remain displayed in same window. We will change display frequently, and ladies desiring to procure Rare Bargains will do well to watch our Bargain Window. Astrich J0 PALACE OF 0 FASHION, 34, 36 and 38 North Third HABBISBUBO, PENFA. mar30 tc S3 THE B. L.

FRANK J. FOR every cent expended in our store we eive full value. The cash buyer is not called nnn is no discrimination made at our counteS between the rich and the IS ETt. Th advantage and. as far as we can control, the same careful and polite l9! he th closest possible margin.

Our present stock is new and fresh and purchased under the most LnrS.S at tho will find the new and fresh styles In Fabrics on our counters unlike the generality of assortment, TT' and out. Note carefully our offers beginning assortments that have been handled over and culled THIS MONDAY MORNING. THIS MONDAY MORNING. NEW GOODS. IN Every Department.

New and Stylish 12 1 2 CENTS A YARD. We opened tuts Monday morning 63 nieces Ann eateens comprising the very choicest dlslenl and colorings, produced in French Goods this season. Neat White Figures on Blaferound Gay stylish piloting oi oidKose on Black lot per on Green, White on Blue, Pink on BlaE Black on Bronze ahd Mahogany, Black on Binn Pink on Reseda. These goods we loind accident, being the very newest productions ot the (season, one pattern of a style giving you over fifty designs from which to select. French Sateens, French Sateens, Very best, Very best, Neat Black and White.

Neat Black and White, Soft and Silky. Just now see our big corner wtodow dteplay" Stylish Ginghams. Wi have to day opened a new and beautiful collection of stylish bress Ginghams, embraciSg such styles that sold at 20 and 25 cente early at 12X cents, beautiful, stylish, ralsee inJ stripes. Blue and White, Blue ana White Uny edge of Cardinal White Stripes on Mahozanv Blue and White with Polka spots. Broad sffil cross bare.

Broad stylish stripes at 8 cents. New Plaids at 8 cents. New things in Gray and Black, Black and White, Gray and Black strtDeY neat hair line in Black and White. BlI1Pea, VERY IMPORTANT SPECIAI BARGAINS IN ELEGANT TABLE LINENS. Having a very large stock of Table Linens, all new and elegant patterns, which should have been sold In March and April, we shall make the FlQS for a short time to reduce the 21 cent quality 15 cents.

S5 cent quality 20 cents. 81 cent quality 25 cents. 31 cent, colored border, 2S cents. 6ltch Cream Damask, 75 cent quality, 63 62 lnch heavy Cream Damask, E0 cents. 66 lnch pure bleached Damask, C5 cents.

66 inch one dollar and twenty nve cent quality dollar bleacned Damask will be sold at one New Outing Cloths. Special sale at very lowest prices of stylish outing cloths. Broad stylish stripes, Pink. Blue, Brown and Gray, 8 cents a yard, regular price 12X cents. Narro stripe outlne, elegant quality, io cents.

Finest imported French outing Flannels, regular 65 cent quality reduced to 48 Cents. RrnflYi TMnw Ttiua nriif a Cream and Brown Stripes, Black and White BKnyea, ouanet ana uiaek stripes. See our window display this morning. Embroidered skirting flannels all marked down. E.

L. Hess Co. FRANL J. HESS, Manager. AMUSEMENTS.

RAYMOND'S VACATION EXCURSIONS. All Traveling Expenses Included. 15 SUMMER TRIPS 7" wuij, uji nvm mile liffCUliJ UUD days, with visits to all the leading Mountain. England, the Middle States and Canada, lnclud Saguenay River. Lake St.

John and the Great iiueruem, ijiiKo jnempnremagog. Isles of Shoals, Mount Desert, Moosehead Lake. Old Orchard Beach, the Maritime Provinces, Hud Rnn KlVftr nrotro Tuba Ai plain, Ausable Chasm.the Adirondack Mountains, "iu vuuun, me nyoming vauey, watKins Glen. Niagara Falls, the Thousand Islands, the St. Lawrence River anil TJanhls.

Trentm Walla etc. In addition to the above, parties will leave PhlladelDnla Jlllv 22rl nnrl Spntmhor QHi fm TWO farntlll Trinu tn tlm 'V AWCTAVV NATIONAL PARK. fcwsend for descriptive circulars, designating whether book of "Fifteen Summer Trips" or the Yellowstone National Park Tour is desired. RAYMOND WHITCOMB. 1" South Ninth Street (under Continental Hotel), GREAT LEADERS! OITlt $9.50 and $12.00 Business Suits Made toOur Special Order.

IMPORTED FROM LONDON. Write for samples of Cloth and Cut showing Styles of Suits. Samples, Measure Blanks and Directions "How to Order Suits by of charge. E. 0.

THOMPSON, Importer of London Made 1338 CHESTNUT PHILADELPHIA. OPPOSITE THE U. S. MINT. my9 tct AGENTS WANTED Local or traveling.

Permanent work. Quick selling specialties. Stock warranted. JAS. E.

WHITNEY, Nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y. my22 3,6 6t HESS Unapproachable Bargains Silks Dress Goods THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Our reduced prices bring the best goods within reach of all; 60 lncn fine French inixedlsersresT $1 25 quality never sold less, at 75 cents7ttf cent One fouie cashmeres, beautiful trravs and browns, 39 cents; extra camel's hair beire sare ps $1 quality, 48 Inches wide. 60 cents; 60 lnch Mtra fine, light weight cloths, 35 quality, value price, to buy to day marked to 7 cents; new shades in elegant fine French cashmeres 40 inches wide, 43 cents; 36 luch stylish strine cloths, B0 cent value, 27 cents; flue i Suie Keeo lyte stripes, navy and white, and black and white, 37 cents; new and stylish black serees with white line bands, 02 cents elegant strine seiges, full fine colors, 50 cents a yard.

All over figured wrapper flannels, a new cloth, 25 cents a yard, 27 Inches wide. American Fine Challis 12 1 2 Cents French Models in Styles and Colors, Jieautirm soft Cloth. We invite special attention to our new and beautiful collection of extra fine Challis, just purchased and. just appeared on the market, 86 Inches wide, and can only be detected from the real French goods when closely examined, styles of all our natter ns. In nllvn.

trmv rhino wX SUAMB UlUli, DALf phlre, gray ana cream grounds, first ot the sea arm LACES. Wonderful Bargains. Note special sales of Jaces, All over Spanish Guipure black lace, i 50 quality $1, Bxtra fine, all black laces. $2 quality, never sold less, now $1 50. 27 inch an over black tyot jiett, new and beautiful, 75 cents.

54 lnchwlde stylish strme. faint aespnt, 2 quality, at 1 25, 12 Inch black uuipure nouncing, i 75 quality, very beautiful, marked down to 50 cents. 18 lnch extra super flminrtA mini! 1 i Special Purchase in Extra Black Lace Flouncings. 4i lncn stylish stripe, black lace nounclnsra, re ntpn frnm ft te 111 a lnch flouncing, reduced from $2 to $1 50. New anil Kaaiit ffiil nat Am Hm.

"vuui patuciua in oil, iiuuiicinira, rewfumr IMMENSE REDUCTION In Handsome Laces. Handsome point gauze, $1 to 75 cents. fl fl.nilsnmA rvilnt. aiwa i ok nn Eciu, all over silk nets, reduced from $2 to 50 wmun iaj umluu, to cenrs, reaucea to 25 cents, 35 cents and 60 cent3, all below true Extra nne open Irish point lace, 15 cents, reduced from 25; at 22 cents, reduced from 35. New ojico ui uncuuu iuce, iu cents and up.

TOKCHON LACES. GREAT BARGAINS. 4 inches deep, 5 cents a yard. 4 inches deep spot pattern, 10 cents. 3 lnnhA4 rlAAn Antique laces, io cents and New nne imported linen lace edgings, first seasoa.

3D cents i or 11 nivi Wonderful Bargains In BEAD FRINGES. a laigo assortment oi nne Dead mnges on hand and the season nearly gone for tUe Said Of thPSA crorulg lira will Affar nut atit Ika LTarlnn aSSOrtmAnf. nt. natnnlerilnr VUUMUM Elegant quality, 18 cents. Rich beautiful goods, 30 and 35 cents.

50 cent quality. 25 cents. 00 quality, 50 cents. 25 quality, 75 cents. E.

L. Hess Go. FRANK J. HESS, Manager. FOB RENT.

Ij'OR RENT TWO 1 vv A JM w. at. and rr wilii Kna uiiu uain room, ior genue PlSonly at No. 338 Market street, over Adams mavsT.zii.iei FURNISHED ROOM for rent, with or WltVjrklt ttnniul 4. Ay aouin Mar xet square.

my25 iw OR RENT Hrm Nn 11 no street: contains A.11 t.tlA mnflArn Imnmim. mpntu Appiy to J. 8. SIBLE. corner Third and cumberlan lit CtMnta a myi6 tf FOR RENT Store room on Third street 1ent 2' per month mkylP' TWrd a nd Cumberland Streets.

XT'OR RENT PWaanf rni 1 ctnltoWJ Lea LWs.pneBquarefrom apr30 tf uu urtu oecona street. TJ'OR RENT T. and Barr's HaU' corner Second 8tea.vSU!Jstreets All conveniences, including ERTS.oerSdS8 squire Of CHASE ROB uiunat FOR RENT Store room, No. 28 North iniTd Street. rnMarra mn mb febi8 tf S.

W. lJMINa. 32 North Third Street. tfOR RENT The Dwelling No. 216 Mul fx street.

Contains 7 rooms. Has gas. huo au ureen street. rer4 ti ARGE.NICELYFURNISHED ROOMS deci9 tt nt' W1Ul boara at 112 Market street. ROOMS ff vAnnrr mon 0I Second and Locust streets.

Apply a once. janl2 tf XjOR RENT A large story brick build mH, stable combined, located on the cor 2ifBt Ilttua street ana James avenue, size mr Tr leuu ouicame ror ugnt manufactur raw. Possession given immediately. Inquire of ffihS.tf T. JSJNiSMlJNUJSK, Second and Chestnut streets.

I. MILLER BROKERS, 30 North Third Street. Second Floor. P. O.

BOX 307. HARRISBURG, PA. B0NDS, GRAIN, PROVI fltinnoi i A.ND 1L bought and sold in full and 'or cash or on one per cent, or rS3 01 gm8. commission per cent. Noin nWnmifJ parrvlnK charges except on oil.

Profits n2 hvd.an.a setwements prompt. Bestfaclll Private wires, all and st'o. or wrlt4 uh. DKMMING, Stenographer, nia thil nd? or work ov Type Writers. Tele No North Third street, writi.

entral Pennsylvania for standard Type Jani ly W. TURNER. No. 1538 UIDOE AVKNITK. II 4 If Ulrtr iu ii TNSURANCE AGENT AND BROKER.

J. only the best Fire. Life and Accident companies represented, collections given prompt attention. arnWamoa nn nr Mm AGER. CENSE BARGAINS IN Real Elegant Silks This Monday Morning, This Monday Morning, New Bargains, New Bargains In Elegant Silks, In Elegant Silks, At 37 1 2 cents a yard, At 37 1 2 cents a yard.

Molre Silks In Blue, Steel Orar Shaded colors, Browns, never sSfd unSr fs SATIN RHADAME, SATIN RHADAME, One Dollar Quality, One Dollar Quality, At 58 cents, At 58 cents, Colored Faille Francaise. ELEGANT DRESS SILKS This Monday Morning "5.pt 001 them at thelowce of 75 cents a yaTd No rSSLr0 ttese bave" on I New Black Goods fhtv.e,.every Vantage of being able to buy oeredto close up the season with te lm iJLJSS? ot eleWt most won i "XT. oerore the pub spec1" oners. wwwiHj uou vxooa. 46 Inch Fine Henrietta Cloth 50 Cents a Yard, True Value 75 Cents.

nne thread. summer weight, 75 eillng, 42 inches wide, i. recent price tl 25 4(K inch new nnrl hio i.iTr fx llUlZLUlUlt, Best Silk Warp Henrietta Ms JUSt bOUffht At. far tutlnnr i We 3haU offering new lumberaTas I 00 per yard, regularly $1 25. $1 25 per yard, regularly 60.

Remnants of Black Goods E. L. Hess Go. FRANK J. HESS, Manager.

WANTED. "1TTANTED IMMEDIATELY A first 223 Lth Slead Cake BER. Apply at wv.v. my ac WANTED A man of temperate and steady Habits, seeking employment to State. Salary $70 to tioo per month.

References Pxartfri A Kirn 4 r.mrTiiT7.Ti.c ua IRST Vw VV our 1XH5K BOX mvao i 4t WANTED If you want Magazines or 0 Books bound, or any kind of Binding done, eave lt at thn nm Tni xi UIUUD, iXfANTED If von wsnt AlSTVyfTTwa" rlrLISf086 forltln tfle Dailt and Wimlt WANTED SITUATION. TfASHlNG done promptly for families my2 tf lu uu'la ai, ixo. uia Appie avenue. WTASHTNG AND IRONING DONE I lUMB uuu Hi 14U3 MarfftrpMft otrooh an4 tf FOR SALE. XTOR SALE Fiv omall for t.h2JZS,Mr tl a kuuu investment Also thn lnrtrA hrinb hnon SLt x.

a taugglst near the Also a number of houses and buUdlng lots in Annl lvl eai estate Agent, 1209 Green street, or at VV XI. J11U iYl a FOK SALE Building Lota on leading nn tnwn trprf nt: nrinoa acv ni wards. Also several large lots suitable for xi. muMAi), mar25 tt 1209 Green Street LOTS FOR SALE On Race, Conoyand Front street. In the First ward.Hnrrtssrmrcr These lots are near the largest manufacturing industries of Harrisburg.

Also large lots sulta uio ior auuuruuu resiaences, on a Diun overlook lne Harrisburg and the river, and within hit blocks of Lucknow station, on the Pennsylvania railroad. Also No. 133 South Second street. This property is in good repair and possession will be given immediately. or pians, prices ana information call on or wriu) JOHN A.

HERMAN, 819 Market Street. febi6 6m Harrisburg, Pa. FOR SALE. UUICK HOUSE, No. 518 N.

Second street, 8 rooms and bath; modern conveni ences; 10c oxiy reet to Church avenue. Easy terms. TWO LOTS, each 20x105, on Fifth street above uumuion. 90O ACJES in Perry county, 50 acres cleared, rWVfVr llfla small hnnoa nnH xt i t.ir,nn 1 kJlLI II, JU.ILIIV,U ill f'llf fWVl rUlit nf WhltA nnlr ftrtft ...1.1. I and other lumber.

Terms easy. I II II I AUKJfiS, twenty miles from 1 1na twm not irra Vl vIita nrntnvAi v. ous living springs, has a large quantity of cross uiiu vuiu uuiuci KsixiA uiviuc IUAJ XJ UIIllH3r of farms soil excellent. The survey ot the St. Fllila Ifanaoa anrl PnlniHitA ti through the property.

Title perfect terms very reasonable. 1ll4.fl ACES suitable for agriculture or Jefferson City. Missouri two small (arms with buildings opened on the tract public school and church near center of it. Will be sold below vaiue. Tine penect terms to suit.

TWENTY nOltSE POWRH Vortlnol TUA. vimu UVUCA 111 good condition. D. COX Farmers' Bank Building, Har risburg, ra. 0015,11 Don't Buy a Wheel UNTIL you have seen the world renowned "IV EL" BICYCLES.

Thev hold the fastest Olid records. LltrlltPHr, runnlno anil mnst dura. ble machines in the market. "Indiana" Bicycles ror boys, sundries and all parts kept in stock; Send for circular. J.

C. DUKE. Agent. myl imo Harrisburg, Pa. COOK, SWEWEY COOK, Will Offer this Week at their Great FAMILY DRY GOODS HOUSE, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, A lot of Bargains throughout the Store that will be appreciated by our customers We mean to give our patrons not only the largest and choicest selection from which to choose, but lu kC? uWCSt marked on each article.

We buy itett Cl0SC marginS What Wi1 Five pieces Black Henrietta, 46 inches wide (cost the importer 80 cents to land); our price this week is 65 cents Nine pieces Black Henrietta, 46 inches wide (cost importer 92 cents); our pnee this week is 75 cents Five pieces of 46 inch Black Henrietta, one of the very highest grades made, at $1.00 while they last, worth fully 1 25 We have four pieces of a quality that cost to land our price is 90 cents. We have an assorted lot, all very fine, 40 inch Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth, about ten pieces, all black, which we mark wonderfully cheap, 90 cents, $1.00, $1.10 and $1.25. 25 assorted shades of Surah, in the very choicest colors at 50 cents, you will find cheap. Still some handsome shades left of that lot of fine Henrietta which we have been giving you at 50 cents. When these are gone no more at less than $1.00.

When you miss these you go wrong on Dress Goods sure We will give you some elegant things in Black and Col ored Silks to look at. You will buy them too at our price 50, bo, 75, 80, 90 cents and $1.00. Better goods still at higher Our line of India and China Silks you want to see. Prices lor plain and printed from 50 cents up to $1.00. You won find any like them at the price.

Lot after lot of beautiful fabrics in Challis, Cashmeres and new Novelties that will make the handsomest dresses at prices from 10 cents up to 50 cents. Sateens, Crinkles, Chintzes, Plaid Mushns, Linen de Indias, for the warm weather. You wi vvonder where we find such a collection, and where they will go. The pretty styles and good quality brings us the customers and right prices sends them in every direction. ladies of yftv.rrririendlt0l1dy,0U abont our 8tockof SUk Lace Flouncings? Nine SsriAt ThLfi hb Because they find the assortment anl Eoidery stock, an elegant selection, from the for yScSJflSA'r? 8ea80n f0r H8ht Unwear.

You want the best for Xadat 12c op to.fl.oS CiiISnSS? El tHC $1 25' Finest SPnn Silk Vest for Indies and SrS.iSSif? "fW1 25 and the be8t Finest BalLrig the cotor'1 ZPlfv DOt beiDff able eet a Stocking that will positively keep Fast BUck unti FwnhS 7t? tt0n selling Fast Black StockingTthat are omlj Now let ns ffonwM nt comes the color, leaving the Stocking brown or gray." ow, let us tell you what to do. When you need stockings for your family trvwhat wa tKoTv for fv.rvBlaCk' i hey fade a Particle bacand we wSl Sund you thfn fn ytn wIfPHr 80ld TaSt. Black Fnl1 assortment always in stock of Ivlrj. SUkVrL to the finest7 Lisle Thread aSd lars aid Cuffs ffiiftSi f510 Stock' Lace an(l Jersey ilitto, Cot Shirt i Waiste bbons, Umbrellas, Parasols, Down Cushions, Rugs, Boys' moTinSaSrSl Fancy tamped Linen Stock, and a host of articles which foBoi? we wiU toward making YOUBS TRULY, COOK, SWENEY COOK EW SPRING STYLES, ods, late desicrns. rock bottom Drices.

Brussels. In New goods; grain Genuine Bargains in Oil Cloths, Mattings, Bugs and Window Shades. Good Brussels Carpets at 50c a. yard. Good Ingrain Carpets at 25c a yard.

Good Floor Oil Cloths at 25c a yard. JOS. FORNWALD, Ridge Avenue Carpet House, 1217 Superior Makes of Shirts, DOUBLE FRONT AND BACK, 50c, 70e, 85cand $1 EACH. Shirts Made to Order. H.R.ZEIL&BRO., No.

228 Market (OPPOSITE LOCHlKlr HOTEL.) aprO tc PKSS.IONS for SoMi. Sailors, their Widows or Parents. Pensions increased dlscnarges procured. No pension, no tee KSbWS PrPrly filled up. ALBERT FAUER.

Alderman and Attorney for n.im. 1202 North TlllPd Btrent. TT mar7 6m j. i plain Xaad ornamental. Jobbing promptly at GEO kgS d.

smM, GOAL. LOWEST PIUCES. L.I3WIS GASTBOCK, Briggs Street, near P. R. R.

eepSJO iyr Knocked Off Its "Pins." Our display of Summer Clothing scatters competition right and left. Styles and prices to suit all Men, Boys and Children. A. G. YATES LEDGER BUILDING, Sixth and Chestnut PHILADELPHIA.

and Rag Sixth Street. WHY THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 310 MARKET HARRISJBUKG, CAN sell shoes cheaper than any other shoe store the city is that all goods are bought direct from the manufacturer for cash and sold at a small profit. A full supply in ladles' and gents' shoes, In all the latest cuts also. Oxford ties in many different styles to suit all, and prices lower than any other house In the city. H.

H. Hartranft, MANAGER. leb28 3m A. M. STEEVER, DRUGGIST, Cor.

Sixth and Boas Sts. TRY OVH MILK SHAKE AND EGG PHOSPHATE. Physicians' prescriptions compounded day or night. Residence over store. Telephone connection.

mar27 3m STENOGRAPHY. rNtinDTHAMn ft ml ex Tier tvnAwriHnm practically tatjgnt. Success guaranteed it serious otherwise don't apply. Private pupll prtiterrnil. K.

V. 'K Stenographer, Kx CG. SMITH CO. (limited), wholesale dealers and packers of leal tobacco, No, 439 Market street.uarrlsburg, Pa. iy..