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DAILY TELEGRAPH HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 24, 1893. TO DAY'S WEATHER REPORT. Indications for tna twenty four Hours com mensing at 8 r. Wednesday, May 24th Fair allirntly cooler Thursday morning, warmer dur 1mm TiA iav nnn.HWMSL wiuub.

ucvvuuuk tjtg U1V lJ mw rlable. local Weather Report. WKATHKB BPBKAU, HaBBISBTOG, Hay 24. 8 r. u.

Sa.il 12 noon. Barometer 29 64 64 ei Humidity, per cent ioo 4 Wtod W. N. W. N.W.

wKd so 19 Weather Rain. Clear. Clear. Mean temperature, 61 3. Mean humidity, 67.0.

Maximum temperature. 62.8. Maximum Telocity ot wind, 90 miles, occurred at 8 a. m. Precipitation, .00.

rina.1 Forecast. vmr norHaimrtr and vicinity: Generally fair and cool. 0PRIG SE8SI0K THIS EVENING Of the 36th Biennial Convention of the liutneran uenenu uuu. Tko Dnnpral Kvnod of the Lutheran Church, which convenes in Canton, Ohio, thla evening, is the oldest of the four iron oral Knriipa nf t.hn Lutheran Church in this country. It was organized at Hagers nmn 1H inlSSfl.

and this will be iti 36th biennial convention. Of, the fifty eight district Lutheran Synods in United States, it embraces twenty six inorltftinn with an enrollment the in of about 1.100 ministers and 175,000 com municant members. The remaining avnoila ronort over 4.000 ministers ana nvcr ft million communi cants. In round numbers 800 Lutheran ministers and 220,000 Lutheran Church reside in Pennsylvania. Of these 379 of the former and about 85,000 of the latter are connected with the General Synod.

The rest Deiong lO me fjreucrai vuuuui. t.nti1ro1 nnrl oiYtPln dftlpaatCS. half Ot I1UUUIVU them ministers and half laymen, are en titled to seats in tne convention i vsuu tnr, Thn Watt. PptlTlKvl 70.1110, SVDOd. which the seven English churches of our city Deiong, senus sixteen ueiegaico, xc.

Dr. Gilbert, pastor of Zion church, and rmf T. Foose. a member of Messiah church, beineof the number! The others are Revs. T.

C. Billheimer, D. Alleman. D. W.

H. Dunbar. D. F. J.

A. Singmaster, E. Huber, D. Chas Uav M. Tlanm n.

T). and Messrs Henry 8. Boner, F. S. Livingood, Theoph U.

omitii, t. vaienune, J03epn otuiu rt TJisHlpv O. Ti. Hicrafooa. Al.

thn nnf ninv COTVice rf this evening the sermon will be preached by the retir a 1 a I lng president, itev. ur. a. uiuiz, presi dent of Midland College, Atchison Kansas. To morrow, after organization i i ill l.

mucu oi tue ousiness or tne uav win be civen to the Synod's foreign mission nrnrlr a maca mpptinar in tVf int.Ar.ftt. of that, venrlt hoincr nnnmnt.p.fl for the even ii inrr rPliB oveninor SArvirfi will he Or ex ceptional interest because of the presence OI ttCV. lr. uaviu ii. auu ivev.

jj. B. Wolf, from the foreign mission neius The fnrmer has had charce of Muhlen ber mission. Africa, for the past nineteen yean, and the latter has been connected, for ten years or more, with the Guntur mission. India, where he now holds the oosition of president of the 'Arthur (i.

Wat.tn Memorial Colleee, Both of these devoted foreitrn mission rif have ahnwn themselves able and eminently successful men, and will, no doubt, be seen and heard with pleasure in some ot our uarrisourg cnurcnes at sum tim. rlii rincr the cominir summer or fall. Editor Nissley. of the Middletown 2Usa nnrl wifm wilt leave to nicrht to at tend 'the sessions of the Synod, the former as a delegate liom ot. jrster a cuuiuj uli.hnncrli ahnut 140 vears old sends in Mr.

Nisslcy its first representa to tno wmrai Assemoiy. vj. it. Parthemore. one of MiddletoWn's school teftphpm will edit the Prets during his ab senco.

This is the first time Mr. Nissley tind his paprr have been separated for any itngiu qi time iwbivc yvuia. BI8H0P MGQVEHM'3 VEKDICX. His Flndlnu In the Sehlueter McBrlde troversy. In the case of Rev.

Clement Augustus Schlueter ueainst Itev. M. J. McBride, the complaint being that the latter while administrator of the diocese removed the former from his charge at Chambersburg without the canonical form, Bishop McGovern has rendered the fol lowing verdict: We, Thomas McGovern, bishop of Harrisburg and your judge, pronounce and declare you. Kev.

Michael Joseph McBride, judicially convicted and tor the sake of justice according to vap. i ae tent el re judicata in sexto (sixth book of lie cretals of Popo Boniface VIIL, translator) wo condemn you into the estimation of the law suit, or you have to pay all dam age and interest to said Rev. Clement Augustus Schlueter, which amounts to five hundred and thirty eight dollars and thirty threo cents, and you have to pay also the expenses of this law suit, to wit: seven hundred and forty eight dollars and ninety six cents; as each claim is specified in the bills subjoined to tne copy ot tnis sentence. And thus in the Lord we de fine, pronounce and ludce in this our court at Harrisburg, the fourth day of May, A. 1893." Ready for Another Tear.

Last evening a meeting of the friends of University Extension was held at the Chestnut street school building. Tho re port of the Executive Committee on the work of the past year and their sugges tions for the ensuing one was read and ac ceotcd. These officers and committees were elected. President, L. O.

Foose; vice presidents, Miss L. E. Croft, Miss A. x. Woodward, Kev.

i. is. Stewart, itev. G. S.

Duncnn, Itev. Luther De Yoc, Rev. T. B. Aneell.

Rev. Lerov F. Baker, Mrs. John C. Kunkle.

Miss Carrie Pearson, Professor L. K. McGinniss, Miss Maude Ilench and Miss Ellen Tomkmson; executive committee. Rev. Dr.

Charrfbcrs, Professor L. O. Foose, Miss A. Y. Wood ward, Miss Jennie F.

Givlcr, Miss L. M. Crabbe, Profepsor W. Howard and Jt'rotessor Uharles Davis; auditing com mittee, Rev. G.

S. Duncan and Dr. G. A. Gorgas.

Dr. J. Walter Park was re elected treasurer and Dr. G. B.

M. Free secretary. JOTTINGS. An Epworth League entertainment and social will bo held at Chestnut Street Hall May 29th. Butcher George Kane, of Vernon street, was bitten by a dog on Fifteenth street Yesterday.

Last night's storm toyed with the circus tent at Sixth and Maclay streets and left it in bad shape. John Snvder. of Hprlncrdale. had a shoulder dislocated by a fall from a horse at State and Thirteenth streets yesterday. A laree deleeation from this city will attend the State Convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians which convenes at Altoona to morrow.

While showing a now revolver to some friends yesterday, John Sullivan, of Cameron street near Herr, was shot In tho thumb by a premature discharge. To morrow evening the Prohibition W. O. T. U.

will open Its newly furnished headquarters, No. 14 Market Square. There will be interesting exercises during the evening. Doors open from 7:30 to 10 o'clock. Subject to Neuralfflo Attacks.

Uriah Radcl, husband of Sarah Radel, of Powell's Valley, who died in an operating chair at the rooms of the Albany Dental Association yesterday afternoon, came to this city and this morning conveyed the dead body to his home for interment. To Coroner Hoy he stated that his wife was subject to neuralgic attacks, which recently began to affect the heart's action. On one occasion, after a particularly severe attack, his wife said to him, "If I ever get another spell liko that it will kill me." 'Twill bo "Worth Hearing. Thla mnsicul programme will be rendered in the First Baptist church. Second and Pine streets, to morrow evening beginning at 8 o'clock: organ Prof.

Mnyeer Vocj.1 solo MIbs Amy Black Vocal solo J. Htroh Laura Martin Flute solo Miss A. K. Hoitluff Voctd solo Mrs. T.

J. Leuk I'lano. mandolin and guitar, MlsHcs Helen Boyer, Vine and Bess Malaney Vocal solo MIhs Annlo Keel I'lano solo I'rof. Maj ser. Caused by a Bad Tooth.

Hlmon I'. Kinsey, of near Hoerners town, died Monday, of blood poisoning, caused by a diseased tooth, lie was a farmer, aged G2 years, and leaves a wife and one son. Henry and John Kinsey are brotherp. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY For the Would be Self Made gjj ajn sajmiv is a large sum ot money, yet this amoujt invested in a library that did not contain a copy of "Shepp's Photogbaphs of the Wobld," would fall far short tf the information that would be acquired by securing it alone. For the reason that it is the King of ana Printed Literature.

It contains 256 Beautifully Illuslratad Pictures, selected from all the leading points of interest throughout the world, and is bound in heavy siik cloth binding. and is finished in gold letters, making this spendid work, not only one of interest, but one of ornament. It is acknowledged by the "press" to be one of the greatest works ot the age. Can Ton Afford to Miss The opportunity now offered to readers of the Daily or 8emi Weekxy telegkaph to secure this Great Work, when you can get it at 10 cents a day. I low Can You Procure Itl See how easily you can do this.

This edition is positively offered for the first time, and can only be obtained through the Telegraph. Bead Our Proplsltfon. Send us ten (10) cents with each coupon, and when you have secured (20) twenty coupons, each with ten cents.or the whole number of coupons (20) twenty, accom panied with $2 00, we will deliver to your addr ss one copy of "Shepp's Pho gbaphs cf the Wobld, valued at $6 00. Stamps will be taken well as cash. It would be preferable to secure the twenty consecutive coupons berore sending them in.

Books can be seen at the Office of the Telegraph. Uarrisburir. Pa. Do not miss this chance or you will re gret it. N.

B. Write name and address plainly No two coupons of the same number will be taken. RAILROADS AND RAILROADERS. Wendell Fackler. of the Umion News stand, at the Union Depot, has purchased one or the handsome Urownslone resi dences, No.

1429 Market street, from John S. Alleman. Engineer George Penwell. of Paxton street, will remove his family to Camden He will run one of the Reading's flyers between Camden and Atlantic City regu larlv. The annual election for members of the advisory board of the Pennsylvania lines' relief department is being held, and a great deal of interest is being taken in the contest, which wm close on tne zitn mst.

Few changes are noticed in tho new u. V. R. It. schedule to so into effect at noon next Sunday.

The evening Mail west will Ic.ve a few minutes earlier and com in east, the New Orleans Limited will arrive a few minutes later as will also the evening Mail. Tie iNight Express will reach here a few minutes earlier. Sliffht chances ar made on the branch lines. It has been decided in an other section of the Nw Yjrk and Chicago Limited, and it will commence run nincr on June 5th. It will be the dupli cate of the limited proper, and will be made up of one combination baagaize and smokintr car, one dining car, tlire sleep ers, all for Chicago, and an observation car.

The train win he lighted fy elec tricity, aodwill in fact be an exact counterpart of the one now in service. ARGUMENT COURT TO DAY. The Ejectment Suit of Fertile ot fil. vs. weiec up.

Argument was held this forenoon in the main court room on the ejectment suit of Reuben Fertiir et al. vs. Jacob M. Weist T. W.

Bechte), of Schuylkill county, and A. F. Thompson, ot ljyBens, appearing for the plaintiffs, and Itobert Sundgrass for the defendant. The Singer manufacturing company has caused a writ of replevin to be issued against Jacob Tausig. In the suit of Lavina LOhr vs.

Henry Lohr. the court has uppointtd Levi M. Witmer commissioner. He gives a bond of 2.000, with F. D.

Blessing' and Jo siah Burkholder as sureties. lie Had Counterfeit Coupons. Conductor Yetter. of the Elder nod Fourth street line of the Citizens' passenger railway, struck a party with counterfeit coupons yesterday afternoon. When the young man shoved one at him he glanced at it and instantly detected the absence of the numbers which are printed on all the coupons issued in book form by the company.

He confiscated the whole batch, eleven, in the possession of the young man and compelled the latter to pay his fare. He refused to re veal the name of the person from whom he obtained the counterfeits and wanted them given back to him after paying his fare, but tnis the conductor iel used to do. The young man alighted at the show grounds. Wednesday Club Soiree. Last evening the Wednesday club had its annual soiree at Y.

M. C. A. hall. which was charmingly decorated for the occasion.

Signora Sarti, a famous New York violinist, was the star of the even ing. Mr. D. E. Crozier's piano playing was also much enioyed.

The ladies of the club surpassed previous efforts and delitrhted their guests. The cantata. "En chanted Swans," was a pronounced suc cess. It Was a Fractured Bone. While visiting her daughter in this city Mrs.

Charles Woodward, of Carlisle, had her foot sprained. aB she thought. She came home and one day last week fell down a flight of stairs, breaking a bone i i the other foot. Dr. Allen set it, and then discovered that the supposed sprain received in this city was really a fractured bone.

He was a Native ot France. F. J. Householder, father of Frederick Householder, of this city, who died yes teidav at his home on West Market street. Uhaitihersburg.

was a native or France and was a soldier in the French army before he removed to tho IJaited Stales, A wife and two daughters besides Mr. Householder survive. Interred in Torte County. Mabel Shoop. daughter of Mr.

and Mis. Elmer Shoop, of Middletown, died yesterday, aged 7 years, of scarlet fever. Funeral this morning. Interment at Pleas ant Grove, York county. The police station is receiving a clean 1 i i 5j P5 III i ill 1 3 i If) OO 2 rd Ph in.

alii 8 3 S. mg. Great Retirement Sale! Our entire stock of Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods will be sold regardless of former prices owing to one of the firm retiring from the business. This is the greatest opportunity for Uothmg and urnisnings Duyers ever Known in narribuurg. rvcmcuiuci, that in sixteen years business we never advertised only what was strictly the truth, and from May 24th our entire stock of Fresh Spiing Goods for Men, Boys and Children will go out at an honest reduction.

Em brace the opportunity. Come in and be one of the fortunate bavers. Dunne this sale no goods will be exchanged, no money refunded and no goods sent out on approval. Baltimore "One Price" 304 306 Market St. "0pen Every Evening Till 9.

A Popular Lecture. Re. M. L. Ganoe delivered his popular lecture, "A Boy's Experience in the War." in St.

Paul's M. 11 church last night. The audience was fairly large, and more than pleased. The lecture was full of wit. humor and pathos, inter spersed with flights of eloquence.

For an hour and twenty minutes tue speaker held the closes, attention of the people, convulsing them with laughter, melting them to tears and charming them with loftiest eloquence. A Boy's Experience in the War cannot fil lo come up to the front as a popular lecture. Their ClosIn Entertainment. From 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon the Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Bethlehem Lutheran church will have its closing entertainment at No. 1110 North Third street.

The society comprises about one hundred little foiks, and the young ladies id charge have arranged to show them a good time. After games will come refrelinunts. Jtliss Jmsie Hummel is tne superintendent and Misses Bessie Orcutt and Jennie Mitchell are her assistants. BUSINK89 LOCALS. A Visit to tho World's Fair At Chicago will be incomplete without cooling off; somewhere in the lake regions of Wisconsin, Northern Michigan and Minnesota.

All of the best summer resorts in the Northwest can be reached in a few hours' ride from Chicago via the Chicago, Mil waukee and St. Paul Railway and the Milwaukee and Northern Railroad. For a complete list of Summer homes and "How to Visit the World's Fair." send two cent stamp. Mc iying your de eenger Agent, illiamsport. i or 42 boulh Third street, l'a.

may 20 1 Smoke Eagle's Primu m22 lm Use GaBtrock'e 4 25 No. 3 Nut tml. At Tbe Bolton You will find the Kxiori Brew see. the King of Fine Beers'. Unrivaled in age.

flavor and purity. It is reliably 110 i form and is brewed of tbe choid ui tiurial on the most approved methods by the UALTlMOHg IIMEWIKG COMPANY. n'v26 tc Brem? and kes Delivered. liKir.x, 1 hi lmke. N.

22 South street, ha a new delivery wtgon ind will de liver iirimd. Caheti. to all rirt the it tn bi "ir lie day. ul Book Binding When you have auy Bonks, Mauaziues, Newspapers, Music, Sunday School Li braries liners, kc, send it to BOHEFFER 8 liOOC lilNDEHT, 21 South Second street. Smoke Eagle's Prima Donna.

my22 lm John A. Kramer, Plumber, Hot Water, Steam and Gas Fitter. All work guaranteed. Terra cotta sewer pipe, wholesale and retail, No. 912 North Third street.

Also a com plete line of Gas Fixtures. dec28'92 ly New Mouldings, Now Pictures, At Black's Art Store, 115 and 117 Market street. We have the largest, finest and best stock in the city. In workmanship. taste and combinations no one pretends to compete with us.

Our prices are lower than anywhere else. We are tho only store that makes tbe covered mat which adds double value to the picture. Only a comparison of our work with others to decide in our favor. Wo have extended our establishment by adding a new branch. that ot regildmg.

Frames, mirrors.chairs and all kinds of furniture finished in a first class manner in gold, white and gold or colors, me mirrors, mantel cabinets. artist materials, and everything pertain ing to art or art furniture at Black Art Store. China fired every day. mayl7 tf Go to Clark's for pure drugs. 1111 North Third street.

leblH tr Smoke Eagle's Prima Donna, my 22 1 The Lily of Franc. The beautiful "Liy of France itself is not more popular than the new fleur de lis Biscuit that Marvin is making. They're delightfully dainty and nice for table use, Put up in neat tin caddies. Price 25 cents each. Ask your grocer for them.

mayl7 3 3t Sow is This Something unique even in these days of mammoth premium offers, it is the latest effort of Stafford Magazine, a New York monthly of home 'and general reading. 1 he proposition Is to send tbe Magazine one year tor one dollar, tbe regular sub scription price; and In addition to send each subscriber fifty two complete novels during tbe twelve months, one each week. lhink of it. You receive a new and complete novel, by mail, post paid, every 1 at. 1 1 ween lur uuy twu weens, auu in auumon you get the lagazine once a month, all for one dollar.

It is an offer which the publishers can only afford to make in the confident expectation of getting a hun dred thousand new subscribers. Among the authors in the coming series are Wilkie Collins, Waller liesant, Mrs. Olipbant, May Cecil Hay, Florence Marry at, Anthony Trollope, A. Con an Doyle, Miss Braddon, Captain Marryat, Miss Thackery and Jules Verne. If you wish to take ad vantage of this unusual opportunity send one dollar tor Stafford Magazine one year.

Your first copy of the Magazine and your llrst number of the nfty two novels (one each week) which yos are to receive during the year will be sent you by return mall. Remit by P. O. order, registered letter or express. Address II.

Stafford, Publisher, Stafford's Magazine, P. O. Box 22C4. New York. N.

Y. aprl COt Smoke Eagle's Prima Dona a. my 22 1 Low Prices. Fob Gentlemen's Furnishings see Dives. PoMEBOY StEWABT'8.

Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator febl8 ly Best Bread, and Cakes. Fresh every day, at E. M. Rbihk's. No.

226 South street. 1yl tf Moths. Gum Camphor Moth Balls. Napthaline. Tar Paper.

All are good. Take your choice. Forney Jnouse, Druggists, nov28 tf 42G Market Street. E. A.

Fisher. House and Sign Painter and Paper Hanger. store 923 Eider. Dealer in Wall Tanr, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. t'aper flanging and Dccorataig marl6 3m Ice, Coal and Wood.

Wood, fl 75 per load. Pure Spring Water Ice. Best Family Coal. Deliyercd daily. Telephone your order.

J. S. Sibi.e. New arrivals in Drcrs Fabrics at Dives, Pomeaoy Stewabt'b. Smoke Eagle's Prima Donna.

my22 lm Get the Best. Try the genuine Boston Cream Bread. fresh every afternoon at 3 o'clock: also Cakes and Buns, at Rhine's IJakery, No. 286 South streot. lyl tf The Smith Premier Typo Writer Stands at tbe head.

Improvement the order of the age. Placed on trial. Sold on installments. S. W.

Entbekin, Icaler, inar29 tf 204 North Second street. HP. S. Basement. In presenting this to TP state that the points of interest herein contained are not the accumulation of theoretical but are positively.

the practical results of six years' experience and careful study of the now very important subject of Coffce Making. Experience has taught us Drinking Public most want Those necessary and important Gem the best in the world. By using the Gem you can ute, hat Simplicity. By using Chase Sanborn's Coffee, and one half the amount ordinarily used, Tiat's Simplicity and Economv and will result in a most delicious cup of coiTec or tea. The following objections are not found in the Gem: No wires or rings to rust.

No special cloth required for filterer No more muddy No valves or other obstruction in the spout. No perforated tin, wire or metal strainers to corrode. No expert required to make good coflVe. The $1 size 74c, $1 50 size $1 15, $1 75 size $1 35. One half pound Chase Coffee given with each pot to THY The Gem Ice Cream Freezer is practi endorsed by all as the best in the world.

cedar, gearing completely covered, double acting, with self adjusting scraper, cans well made of. tin plate and all parts re tinnea witn extra neavv diock than any other freezer. The Gem is the only Ice Mrs. Kohrer, principal of the (Jur prices are lower than any so called double acting freezers on the market. Ask for the Gem anl covered gearing.

DIVES, POMEROY STEWART, The HARRISBURG DAILY TELEGRAPH Goes Into All Homes. That is the kind of a Newspaper in which to Advertise. NEW ADVEKTISEMKNTS. LOST A Dlain band GOLD KINO. Inscription inside: I'Dt 11 UcalU 4 suitable reward It lert at tliU ofiice.

(1ST Mystic Shrine badge. Heward M4 wui lie paid ir returned to tliU otnoe. OST A small white ami brown Srutn XJ answers to the name of IrK. A miit.ail rawaru wm oe pu a tor bis return to i'i sarin Front street. C8T A Cameo Breast Pin, very old 1J style, between P.

ic H. Depot and Kor.x'y Knouse's druir store or around Mate lloiue Grounds. Finder will return to KOKN.iY KOUSE and bo suitably rewarded, inysi mis VIRCIKIA AVENUE. NEAR BEACH. ATLANTIC! C1TV, X.

J. "VTEW and modern fami'v lintel hiirh class. location, rulsliia aud service unsurpaHMed. Send ir beautiful Illus trated BoikleU COi'K HAM rOKl. mays 3m Capon Springs and Baths, Willi Its Uol Is and Cjttniji, Open June 1st if aw ran i iu? w.

va. Offers to tbe people of Tenusrlvanlu and elso wbere, Superior Mineral Waters Hatha of temperature, a Biiuiui noui lo a kutlful 'mountain retrloii. Safe retreat from cholera. Itales reasonable. Send for pamphlet and secure rooms.

lxuble dally mallH and tolo trraph. W. 11. SALK, mayiH z'Jt rroprieior. WANTS ir ANTED Girl for central house work.

Inquire 97 North Third street. myl7 tf A iK rsun wants a position Ii as cook In private family or house keeper. Address, "11EC UI 2," this olllce. mayv 3t WANTED Two A gents to sell (las Stoves. Atipl lo J.

S. MAKSII ALL. 13CM5 North Sixth street, etween 6a and r. u. ANTED.

Several reliable young men with exiileuco In dry goods no OLuers dwii a ipply. may23 3t DIVTiS, I'OMEROY STEWAUT, ANTED Ladies and Gents to know Rliaped In the lauwit stylus on Hhort ikiw bleached ordved.al tho II Al(l(sri(i HLKACH jtKY, corner iierr ami Kiuer wtrc i. mayiiw Air ANTED In a small family a good children, a (rood Ironer and rook. Waifcs per week, tllve referenre. No WHhliluir.

Address JAMES II. FISICKK. I. U. Itox WW.

inay lw. Waited, 1,000,000 Ladies TW) send roc their Address and 10 rents (silver) for tho Only 1'ure Aluminum World's Fair houvenlr. DeMljftied 8pecla.v for Ijidlea. W. If.

Ml at North Fifteenth btrwet, apr Sm Harrlslmrg. I'a. FOR KENT. FOlt KENT A Two Cottage of nine rooms, with all couTcnlenccs. for rent cheap.

maylO lf FOU KENT Desk room at Thinl and hestnut street. Inquire I'et era' real rotate oflioe. apr iMf OR KENT A three story brick lioiiRe, on Houili Third str et and arenue. AU modern Improvements and fiilr rent. Apply to UK.

WlI.I.IAM II. KCI.K, maylB lw aiC North Ht(iiiiI HlrwL FOK ItENT Tbn Btory brick dwcl llnir house and store room, corner ISroad and Susquehanna blr l. Will rented seia rately or tOKether. llouso has hot and cold water, bath room and bonier in cell ir. Apply to 113 isonn )MXnd Slr el.

For Rent. JJOU8E8 Noe. 1408, and I4ie Iluikct etrcet Above boiMea are all tnree Morr brlrlca. with modern bnprovemenla. lleuls fie each pel month.

Various other city pronertl a Tor rent. For Sale Bargains. 8 8tory brtck house. No. 1017 North Third street, lot uoxhs feet.

ITloe, fJ.ww). 8 slory brlclc houne. No. ina North Third street, lot 20x131 reel all unprovcineutH. $8,500.

lirlck church cronerty on north corner of Cameron and Bonn streets, feet, suitable lor a inanufacturiDg plant. ITice, ts.ituo. Fire and Life Insurance written In the best companies at lowest mU B. MONKY JiUO I AT1UNS made lor borrowers id lenders. ii.

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3d strovt, IlarrliiLurg I'a. 2c S. WEDNESDAY. May 23th, 1893. CONDENSED FACTS! the public the inventor wishes to ideas, advanced by coffee cranks, that what the Coffee and Tea is Simplicity and Economy, requisites ate found only in the have coffee made in one min Economy.

are applied to the Gem only, Sanborn's Mocha and Java introduce them. IT! The pails of the best white tin, requires one third less ice Cream Freezer indorsed by Philadelphia Cooking SchooL see that the name is cast on the FOH SALE. ITOK SALE At a barirain. a Mrond I hand lull Safe in nrst cUiM condition. Ap fZOn SALK Two noe SArond band ttnlunL I I'Uiot and pharum, win be mtbi rMODal4e.

niarm Oil SALE CHEAP One 10 lIor. I'ower Knc 1 Cine, li buntf) I'OWf Hr'Uw Hlrk Ac. ObU at as Nortta Cameron jmL ('IIak iitajlim I "i i' lAnn wit nALb Are you X. goin? to build In the arcing' ileto are two rw. Hia on IM con i atraet above Ter, each to an avenue a) feel wide.

an be rut Into tour lots each Only tl.OA. for the uriiiur, uui iy, iiarnsounf. poraa AK. VI If ln casu balance to Milt nor (JJJ chaser buy an elegant and com I'm umira ui jv ruums; Drownvtoa prejjuti uncic rroni; oUi rlM windows; tlhd vestibule; paperrd tbroutrbool; every room heated rantre wiib not and ooM iuruw id ctuar; Data iud; nuna uok rloftef; itm ntumi; eemenred IUr rood sewers; trranoutble pavement; alreet car will pah Uioooor. Ixicaledat Fourteenf and Mar nei aireeia.

Jteaujr now. j. K. A I.I.HM AN. NO.

SI Nortto Third street inurH tf Foil KAI.K Ilulldlnirlola on Sixth and Emerald plof exiua, corner plr tiooa. LOTS on rortMT of ll ITer and ana da Ktnn tM SGxioo, price XOO, very cany trrtns, aod LOTS tu ntreet. SOiVV aM ITS on Worxiiiloe, rorner droeo 90r3S, SUO, u' tii rr iuw newer. I A ITS SHralnra Inwl Hri.iril a.m J.oTH on Mxteenth siren 1 'near Cum tjcrtand SUA IJII. I ots ou Hcrr stree.

aoxui ft to root alley, price st'iO. Fok AI.B The fine property corner liberty and 1 bird htrwrt all courtWncca. UK MALKThe larce valuable corner properly. North and Elder hi reel, at a bargain, fall W. II.

TIIOMAH. UI Marke SI reel. llarmawirg, I'a. T7OK SALK A delightful suburban real. oence.

inclu'llntr Mable and four acre of KToumL TIiLh Is the only desirable homo for Bale 40 acres alomr the Junuta, near Aqueduct ata Hon. only (i. juu. in be aold la I on. on iv ii.

juu. i an be aoll In aiiiallr Her tola for siiiiinH rnoiiieK, nan Four choice lota, aox IWL on the dmlnU nut No. an N. sum Mtra Must bo nold noon. ith'c luwcrua accuruinvny.

Dwelling, More, ware room, atable. Ac. alonif the moior line, on Male Frainu hiMihe on N. Fifteenth Ml reel House and lot, sixlM, h. Fourleeiitli Frame dwcllim; on Nineteenth Vt hh uu n.iikei, ail 9 TOO linen on i uir.i mi reel, nice local km.

vh mm um, one on irraii and One on mum WAIW. J. V. KELLER, mars tf N. twoond mreeC IOK HAI.E In Hbircmanstown.

Hix tltolce ilulldl ur Lota, $100. Parties purchaalnf ii uuiot uuut vt or uer, paya 8. B. KffP. Attornv.

fob MJunclh SSI Market street. i Jiarawnwec Lots at tho cove. tho uiiderHlfrneti haa ntimher of very Ueal r.Uile lol.i beuiitlfiilly loeated. alonir the lln of i in; raumau ai i ove Mat Ion which Un will aeil at rt awnaiie pneea. APPljr on I lie irnnlan tn luayli lni JOHKI'II HAKMKTT.

FOR SALE. A ri)T of Oniund, silunteil corner of j. n. mx in street ana Mrawuerrjr aveone. onlnr ho feet 'run ik on sixth, or ixiwden, ntreet and exu nawtr ua a im ieeu Will lie Mild aa a whole.

U. 1KWIN UKATTT. U. Uo 6M. mchJrt tf Uarnahwrg PUBLIC SALE.

11 ILL ae at putilic sale in the lower nmrkel at reel ni Mr arterinMia, Mar lh at I SW cUa fc, lae nniiiwiNic ariii ii i nrnir iiimil lire, Ulnlnir room and kltelien furtilliire, canwla, Hruwteu, ingrain uimi Aiinnris uiaiueiM. riiair. rurtera ami a variety of article too nunierou. to bienlkm. At iiu una iKiiv iut uoriraiua.

A. K. FUY. umym 'Jt Airtuneer. FOR S.XjE.

OTS on Oreen and Pcnn si reel lx Muencli: aixo on Miieneh at reel. heM.n (ireen and Ivnti, Thean Mm are on irrade and imttiii Humi mreei nener aMMejnmenL. i i iw low. i orniM eanj. Apply to K.

SI'KOIT, 1019 N. Third Mreet. or o. K. HltKillTltll.U aprl Hi mho i i.i vnlTce Uka k.

For Sale. Ixt corner fennxylvarila avenue and fielawara avenue, IW feet front on leatuiyvanla avenue and 1 fe on lielaware avenue Lo Mullke ave nue, aiho new uoune.aii imtirovefnenLa on Ib li II. OlffXTT, a7 CuinlMYland Hirer I. Public Sale. milK l.uildiii'' of the Panners' IUnk.

Hltuutentthe corner of Third and llark, si reels, will lie Hold al publk ralv at I lie OH II llotM 1, Saturday, May 27th, 1893 At oVbM'k r. m. TKItMa I ASII. FOR SALE. II VK iwo aod a Lair story brick bona a 'ou fen bill near Mai lay.

Iflee ll. 'aweaeh So. cm Uueui Hlrevt, all lmprovetuehVi, liooo. No. I73S Third street, t.

iiunier Bixeci, laro aud a half a lory I No. ti North Firtecnlli atn el, fraina. all In. prrivellielilH, 1ilN on I lie farm or Kale, on uenra. Ureen, t'et oad and other Hi reels.

I lice front up. A llsh bonne, furnished thmucliout, with one arri of muii'l, ifood sprlmr of water, gtxml rall ronil aix oiiiiiiodalkiiiB. iTIee only U). TbU liicltideM two kmmI lawla. tin lie line of I lie I.

K. It. Reveiileeu tulle I nun Ilarrlntiurir loll Itr.NT stra romn and dwetlinz No. 431 sircrt. Itlae IM pv month.

Apply to or address; U. 11 KliKEIH UN. tn tin I mi Third alreet AHItr.K VVOItKH McFa.MeaMare .1 a bie vara, aricni street and Hnonayli Onoal. V()UmlilA. bnadKlotira and aatla on wora given oo appuoauoo.

luft lc DOW SHOK COMPANY. KACGnOCD SHOES FOB 11ED. To day's stock of Perfection Kangaroo Shoes is complete perfect evc way. The shoemaker has combined everything to bring these Shoes up' to the best ease in walking, comfort while rest ing, health to the foot. $3 Shoes for Men.

Think it over. I hrcc dol lars is the pnee and heicisthc place to get them. As good as any three dollar could name. Shoe wc DOW SHOE COMPANY, MARKET SQUARE. LKADINO SIIOE SroKKS.

al riirtit o'ehica mivti mralnr n. 6 Per Cent Investmonl for Sale. Thrre atorr brVk dwelling. Vuench Mreet Henla at (IS per mouth, Tbree oiury Ufc dcilnic. twrood near North.

(Iieap and terms very reaMuuatte. cry cnoap A rruvMB ttear iierr, wxiie. ALBERT tlEILY, SIS NOitTM THIR0 STREET, Ileal Ee4are, Urol CtoUcrtluiMi and lawuraarM. FOR SALE Cottage Ridge Lots. WE offer 201I5 fct S.tA alSr r.

oo Ii4 Mie at Third Mml. lor TW. (No iuafe crwUDd I cujl4lx Mmr. I7 I el, for Un Lofaa Mrrrt, er, for tin. Tb3e have rliy adaatce wiiboatmy taxed.

Ilc iax encltul pqrrluMcra tf th taamU dmlrable part at I he Kby (ana. at al lo retail Mine al b4eV tnek. al4 I bey are OOUMtlly IbecneaneM on I tnarkrl. ii mi a. r.

aaa I. MIIXKK. tnayi Il Huaa lllrrl Public Sale. ITII.L beanl.l al Sale la tbe If IOO liew HulklltMr. ai ltrrM oet.

am Tfauraday, May Sh. a ot laiur. iNolaf uwaa im Kiirnea ruraiivee, im rmn fMaiuh, H.if ajxl Inrraln CMii. limta KkMim. bUxa IkI Uimmnirr aal tafaer Kuwla lou tnerva la lueoiRiav.

ete I oataixetK al I im r. m. 8. Montgomery, Auctionr. mayts Capital Stock $50,000.

Full SPECULATION TtsCcsssIijatd StcskA Prdcts Co rated) (if New Mred, New uV. haeopr ned twafark afltce in Kuin It vx. UuUJ lnr, 3( Mark el wlren, tor pam name nad ute tf au Its, bondis irralo and tiiuaa tm margia ut iot lniTnuuetaU SrltletMenlt Made mm all Trade Waea loned. Vulrk yerxfc e. Ill "le le to New Vreft anl Ksruatifc ea.

lrn pnune fail JMIl. H. S. STAIR, Uzazgir. I ff ff ou Selling Off! JO To rime out all I Knda.

Ivato Trlrained a .4 ulrtmnted, lo bntalneaa, BARGAINS Inn be bail, aa err)f hliqr atunC be noM, Inrlodinc Hcr's f.lillincry, 36 North Second St. (Corner Walnut) majiH nn t'onrort far lb IVrt iinrna, lutilii and In. CTowlhir Nail. KnaleO. MUS.

x. I. Koniso, AID MAK1CUKC FAKLOft, CHIROPODIST A IHHf MH eTKKITT. aV llixira li.i lain. Twewlay and HMava, uiilll r.

M. am vt Ml Estate. Ibos. S. Pctsrs.

TMr4 aa4 Caattawt Street. f)NEV Tt IAN 1.000 lo luanoa Orel otainc. fm one or more yeara. Adlrcwa. AN." ni O.

lloa as, ilarrtaliurir mr $80,000 TO IjOAN in immiRK to mill tamnrm. Nurlb Iblrd atreef. Ilarrla irr. I'a. aet.

AMUMKMKNTS Harry Davis' Eden Muse. era uf MwMiW, May VM. nrkr Hall llalTT dei.rar. bttnulliaamlld by Mile. Ue liiay.

Iilnr H.i. ibe mmim ealr In the ant rl. Tltealrr New uf attile. vllleilub. The iionman ti.

i axl lii leun arbb ra. la lenned a lrrifci. uia u4 liarroa in a olHrt, ijnMnl and relt, Tlie K4ii. ll Jl )well and ine I Fanner. 1ai aaelcb ariM, Ituxtae and Katn k.

lmHk, irmi U.ricivntiliiKlTr CAMllUAlIX IOlt SIIKItlKF WILLIAM II. I I'ltlMiK. of tne Mklb ward 14 HainUxuf. SUb)erl lOlhederlMkmof tbe lU puMV tlunof laiiililii eoonij wii i II Fur Slirrtn. rilUK nndi rairnl will a aali.Ute A.

Iia the llrtMil Ocaa meulnalli be Kbenlf of Patiphla iwiMjr, ul It Ike rak. '4 Um urpuiHicaa imnr. 4011M tiw ifvn. martin llnliau'C. For fiberifC, IIIKItKllVanoiMinrp tnrlf a.

a rtn li date bsr Ibe nftb Mtetilf of HaqNae eont eabferl in tbe dertiie4 Uf (efiti aa coaniy rvatrnitue. 0 lC II II. rllKI I ITMIiritl.KK. I'or Slirrlir. rpil UiHk raiKnnl Srrt hy nnc inna tl al be III a raadklalo Ibe crkwof bbenn al Ibe ltepulbwa ity irii.a mll te I.IKIHK III tH.

Tor County Trruauror, Til Kit I'll aiinMi.ie tavaU as a nIl Ualr l' Uw xflMW ,4 1 Hwuii. Irv lo Ibe tlt ba4l(4 Ibe II. mMk.tl Mult 0venlha. IIAIIilt A. II ll Specialty Cloak House.

Soits. caara, Madraa, aieja. ae. ie la Cloth Suits. Ait woi tsnwutiiw tve mtx.

Skirt Y.ists. KU. Wwa. adea. IUtU, I anatww AC 4f lo un.

ylt I lur 4 a 4i4 paaajwv mm immwmM aaaiatnrsne in yraimi iim are tetaaaana. Balercs. Al eel prince 14 Wear MUl Mimt AJ KtX. Blazirs. AU tie.

fter t4e mJmt edaca.anara np an ut I 4.in cr tr a mm a Mdft a iteve II i a aM. (tews, Cuvasitti Rsv tlirktts. Very nrfe( wrtftira mr ki Jackets an! Capes. I klnple Jarlea lAar naid taae. tl lie.

nil Uti raiWiMil ntrntirt aiall Kosury, CI.i.s, Co seis, Ui.er viar and Wrasrs cwnnt en4 a toiler miijki iw tmwla la Imtcuj. luilbrimM AlMw, D. H. WITHER 412 Market Street, HARRISBURG. PA.

tppxaie f. H. lirpal Cniranne. II. ASTR1C11.

Thursday's Salo. 9 U. It 5 P. U. MoVvienef lIWMlft tiiMt bfM ana Aar 39 nawf Mm, Mi) Me a Mt, Thursday $4 49 for Fail Suit.

IS kerr ulU (Im onl. TIi 11 rsila $2 VS. 4tr. of vru fNUicra Lawa aiei.rmet erj mf nm. Thursday 73 cents.

don of rteru I rrewrn maiixea ai. latmt a. Tliursday 73 ants. I lot c4tYard Klk tM KtirMlr IiilI. Thursday at OS rents.

further rve nan. 1MlWw ivi. wrn tw ti riafs (pw. ef owl Mwda. 77i ii rsdi ynt 39 erntt.

UW VOUmrt 1orw4, r4 al ee Wit. Thursday ai im re rtM wwt.auiMtl 14fm.l ane anw rexaee efn. Thursday 79 cmfs. lao4 Mem. eat 4 a 44JT arda TJiursday I9crml.

Iterwaa Mpt r4t to. Tt 11 rsda 23 cr Is. All Hals cm our Ceiilcr Table 27i 11 rsda 23 er s. WW llal. I Ulerw Italia.

tWm. alt I Hal a. lWara i m4 MMfx. Uhi TJi ursduy 23 rent. TruMnoe etwitlr fr tw'jata Trlir4 Hale lalm i1ecn Mtal pV iT 1 mlmTm VM 4 1 ea4 funv llwea.

4 ineyere mm nnal te HAVE You Seen OUB. Lais AM Knit SPRING? QentBrnen SHOES fwr GROSS! 207 Llarhct St. On Smith Sopnnrf St vi. GASOLINE STOVES MU C'omtMileiirc, ri'4ii(iiiiy. Com fort.

SaTvty. The Prices Are Right. li.IIS. Tlic frjMin fcr iu uips is nciri)' tirr, iul wc yet have a splendid avsottinrut of all kinds at all prices to suit liuycrsl Our lloudoir lamps and Shades ate Inrjuties. V.

H. FRALEY 28 S. Seccca Slftil. Kmhtcit Fi. OLD HOOKS, ST'ti7: SI nee af ktac UMThl ie4 IbetH aaaiMr'4g tl Aat leilaurt bn pi I TIIOH.S.

IVforx. 'TLir ir CLeilnut 2U WILLIAMSON FOSTER. snnnij en's If cloihcd, right viul lurtmenl mi Ibc loinvcvL has jun fx In VJ 1 W1TUA1IS0N FOSTER, 326 Matket Strcd. rou air to la? and in your mind, jou trill our Cloihin I)r to uwc i he aiivfacium for money you intmd Our Ijvct mjJc his laic genuine lujjrains tame of the ncaicM I aiictns made for ibc Spiinjr trtde.in tound. squat and douUr tnrayled JFack Suits.

Wc hive pui prior on the Suits thai iJ please the closed buyer. Our Wetting Suits for rnmranc in pticc from $4 un. a home or r. Pipo" But OS UoV Long Pants Suits uj. Our medium rtccd Wit from $3 Suits at Stoard S12 in lirht and datk 4ades ate the popular setters.

Pantaloons at mou anr mice. The Cluldien's Clothing IJeparmeat has ak' xn tcpWnHhed in new patlens in rntnrr urar. A III? Line of 1 jMllrV dual ami IVnpw firrall.v HHtirrtl In Prfor. itom tlaatoufeeawn far Trunks, Hammocks, and Baby Carriages. f'3, ttio Columbia "Koso Tiro is no vou never tiw a man allunc The It tide! rider in ilamsSurg rdl icll vou ts hidt tire pave him the lcu service, lion le lew rmait and know aU atout lires if rou neer mde a pneumatic lite.

If vou are uis you trill he lmclitcd by other cvpet5rnC5e. ey (U art lit carrying a COA 'A! fit A. rmtnl Hi atneeMMirfi. COLUMIUAS ARH VO HXmntMHXTS. Frank Leinbach, CYCLE EXCIt.t.X f3 iletrmrr im.1 mmJ MlH Ywa Mqr Kuat let llfcitnwiiHk twiumnee mi SluettMlmf al t.

turn mm Up OE0ZIOE 0TECK Ct nATHUOHECIX JAtlEO IX CTAHR Ct CO. Smt eaatnea ta tasty atawt wtia licti ISntnaraaiS lwn bwai Weifl, 4r aw SMMMiMy ei aMmri4t fwawana mm anana mui hiuw a aTf r. eiltt aiowi. lie uMI bwutuul kaeaaa, ltMrMiiewta at vet tiHweM ti lieiiwa. aaa tne wwi ''K ih Ml4n.

ii tii niMMIf j. h. sous. SPEOTAT. PRICES 4 Pieces la rla4s Uuta) aavl, IVorth 01 SEEGERS.

auajlttf I Saaf bavr mt migIA, Yeair Ctrl, Yowr Slatai Yoar Wif. mtm la I be iiMisae.a tm wwt If eiaw mmmr Siainneaa 4 WW ae f'iawr emwiiiiNi la ttr(tawal fmt4w ttwr. Cock I In 0 Sc Fine Millinery AT I ridaj. ay Salarttiy. 51 a tilt.

rw'l swiih ta nbn ae wH Mit aiew ea at Hit) Tit iud nicer. joy Ida J. Fagan, CHIBCFuDIST 1DD U40CD3E, At to rm tirfliiT, No. 1 30 lUUtVat StrMt. 1 1 a.

Hniw4 twit ayiHnatatiHir lib ua.Hj eat. tVMew iV4l bias aaaaim. ararMits eaaar Ummn rntif ewemaic aw ItlBnr ea aH alraf lUmt, 9 Jkatfli 94lk MtTCl. aersjai l.K.v M4I1 II HI, mt mi i a.ar tais. mm taaa MWu fa.

evaT ftutchac in, and and lias vccurrJ yfT i 1 with fM mnibaeea film autre. Brussels Carpet A3 jarvle a t4ew, 25 at 01 05. 224 Market St cct A line e4 IU tli tf No dallying with uncertainty in living Csto Vantlla Suir. Us as ceiiain to rOrsc as tf the inhctiunce of a foncne. Sttonjr rae? Well, Mrs.

Koter has too fine a trrnalation lo jeopard ire it In trcommead trig an atttcle uiihout ufoior tjualiiirv Mtx Rcwcr com Vanilla Su ar in the vatTneM trims. aw. GROSS Leading Druggists. I 19 Market Street. tn 14'Itw ca.A..a.

KIT 1HIT THE OLD RELIAOLU SPECTACLE BAZAR, 3 1 7 Markwt St MttvbcK. Pau SpoctaciG Dozer. lilt eti4w A amy luteal a. a.M.n 'MiittiMMr. 'Mtf iirtiiMMr.

4nai in a. iam in. ii.iiiieit Me. 4iiilna mm mmt4 I iiiinwUhiw vrnf twa aeM be aim WaeeiMi titiMiia nmiih Sia' MtC 4 liM'lt ta le mitt mMt wnw ihm 'S ae aiiMbt WMItM lew Mt'IIIC NmImw Sa. liDttMitit.

a ut uti. at awfoatiTtuw. tmfA AiliiOiilaliwial. iiiiu t. tuT tntti.

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