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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
THE WEEK QUITE GAY
.,,. nu,currsr OF THE WHITE"
RrcnMoND SOCIETY,"
TEAS. RECEPTIONS, AND GERMANS
r.e.c. win card PARTIES Musicals
end like Functions I'm tue "
r,.,.,re for socict2's De-
,otccs-Vcrsoual Notc'.


,..t and the
s.fr ro" n l'' .,.,,d
- v. k h.s boon or e
.. Several afternoon i.a-' " 500 sc
..,..,. and .fl-p.rues nave
DID,. ,.r. succession.
"'' -.. had va
akse'i Itf. t,,,,boo,e
r.. OBJ .rI.IIH.U". -.
..r. rr..t eme ' nliH'b"l sup
Th week Will
. bower. e.r 0n '' -'' ., '.l'
r Charles E ".' '.'..... ,,r.n,n.
r... honor .r
r.. un.1 oH IH"'3''y Ut. ana
.., r uA give o. large re-
..-.r tn r daughter, Miss
...I smaller functions
@ .,,.. ,,.o.t,
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,t,..t',-,,- ,r,.,,,,.
>-..u. MA T,l't,
.ler,rt oo,tr
.-...... lr1s and ro.oe
l.. and band sta-
PARTY stood I'M
....- . wore Mrs. Chris
satin. Miss Nellie
no Go sole with
American Beauty
-rkinr. Green silk.
Patterson. of New
monds. and Misses
T.uev. Camo Rvllnd.
posio Meredith.
r.e.f. Watkins. THE
f- Airs Horace TTay,ez
... Did. rrf-. E4+fo 1Toro1ffh
Was printed ON Thurs
rroE o.vo deuebtfrl re-
-roe7ov afternoon from
honor of Mrs Adolnhrs
cofor-echore was pink.
-gufeffcl,- with pink roses
..r.l LAMPS and candles. re-
..-.re or n9lms punch was
,r.. Nos. r1.,,6,. o,bos, ro-
-r. t,,.-t. $50, 1-.. yv,t
- h".N N,Ie US W.l
is'e ana ""ly '-il ,U,H
."i.i'Ivn' li7ll.'5
e hosher' Caile hyiana' ana
ni a great many called ou-
moon.
initial reception Of the series or
drawing room receptions to be given TINS
MISS peasants. MISS race ana
N '.. was given IN tne DdlI-iooIh
Oh a--fson lioiei on WeuleSuaY az
Is Iafbe atl,luai.e was ~ 49, ~
ing was Scotusn, anu lile
were ot thisties. yeiioW
NUNS. and tartan draperles.
ladies receiving were MI7. u. -
.ls BESSIE Pace. MISS ilc1sinls'
s.s Talbot. Miss o'sle Martin,
..f"n. Pace. MISS I4NiIn NfNN-s anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

Helen wood. Mr. Emmett Edwards. Miss
LEILA Bruce, and Mr.. Ally Love.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
FASHIONABLE
HOLIDA Y
GIFTS.

We desire TO announce
that our preparations for
the hOJidays hare been
completed, and 1Oe haUe
mute great efforts to pro-
cure fOrthis SeasonnaaJey
6ea1ttt1i6t articles, ercep-
honat in design. espe-
ctally approximate for
HoLiday Presents. Spe-
c5aI attention SCdu'ected
TO or display Of DLA-
MO.NDS, Plain ondJelU.
elLed Watches, Imported
Clocks, Sterling SiIver-
rare, Gold and SilUer
Novelties, &c. The de-
signs were neUer so beau
ti1lIL and oriSinaI, and
the prices neUer so lo,v.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
E>yHAL &c., ssxSxs
" ABSozUTEEY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Ro,s, nisrsa roansa CO. .rs yons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

dlelabra and pink and white flowers, pre-
scented a lovely sight. The game was
seven-handed euchre. and the prizes were
exquisite centrepleces OF Battenburg lace
and the BOBBY prizes were two ornaments
of Dresden china. Those present were
Misses Hotze, of New York, Miss Smart.
Of Flushing; Mcsdames Moncure Perkins,
Garrett wall. Luther Warren, Frank
Houghton and guestSRobert Blanken-
ship. John Blair. Edwin Cox, Gordon
Wallace, and Misses May Jones, Ashby
Miller, and Kate Blankenship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

Mr. and Mrs John W. Gordon gave a
charming card party on Friday evening
in honor Of their dcbutante daughter,
Miss Robecca Daingcrheld Gordon. The
house was beautifully decorated with
chrysanthemums and pink carnations.
every mantel being banked with these
flowers, relieved by palms and ferns.
Those who assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don in receiving. their guests were Miss
Rcbocca Gordon; Miss Clark. Of Tar
boro'. y. c.; Miss Elizabeth Easley
Houston. Va: Miss Anne Fender Cor
don, and Mr. and Mrs. George L. Pen
der. Miss Rebecca Gordon wore an eX-
oulsite gown Of white poplin trimmed
with white chiffon. and carried bouquet
OF white roses. The game was seven
handed euchre, and played entirely by
the ladies'. as the gentlemen arrived at
20 o'clock
MISC Bessie Dunlop won the first prize,
Miss Jean Trigg the second, and the
BOBBY was won by Miss Agnes Mccarthy
At 10 o'clock the gentlemen arrived. and
an elegant supper was served. Those
present wero Misses Mary Ball. Agnes
Gary; Jean Trigg. Of Abingdon; Blanche
Smith, Bessie Dunlop. Agnes Mccarthy,
Ellis Glenn, Marguerite Warwick; Bur-
rows. of Saginaw. Mich; Anna Carr.
Susie Harrison: Helen Caller, of Char
lesion, w. Va; Estelle De Saussure,
Nicholson. Of Atlanta; jamie Schoen.
Amy Werth. Helen Moseley. Evelyn
Bridges. Lucille Carlton. Rose Morris
Edith White, Carrie Shafer, Jane Ninso'
Bessie Ellyson, Ruth Robins, Benlah
Pattison, Rsbekgh Bell, Resale Shafer.
Mamie Baughman. AAuds Morgan, MARY
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
NEW YORK's POLICE BILL.
The Measure Approved by Governor
NOONcvclt.

The Measure Approved by Governor
ROOscvclt.
Albany. Feb. 6.-The New York city
police bill will be introduced in the leg
islature on Wednesday next. This state
ment was made by Governor Roosevelt
on his return from New York city The
bill has been agreed to and will become
legislative possibility during the week
IL the Republican leaders in the legisla-
ture agree to its provisions. The lips
of the governor are sealed as to its
provisions. 1t is believed, however, that
it's most important phase is the COM
plete enforcement of the police depart
ment from the control and conduct of
elections in that city.
The bill was drawn by Elihu Root and
is in complete harmony with the views
and desires Of the governor. In fact.
Governor Roosevelt declared that 1t Ia
absolutely expressive of the legislation
which he personally desired. The meas
ure. he said, was one over which every
man interested in pure elections in New
York city would rejoice.
The governor would not give the
slightest hint as to the character Of the
measure. 1t will be submitted to the
Republican leaders in the legislature on
Tuesday. Senator Plat. John Proctor
Clark and Benjamin F. O'Dell have
agreed on its provisions Their in
dorSement was secured at the confer
ence they had with the governor in New
York city,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
HALL OF THE ANOIENTS,
Novel Building For Public Instruc
ton ODened In WaHhinGtOn

Novel Building For Public Instruc.
ton Opened In Washington.
Washington, Feb. GA novel, artistic
and educational institution was opened
iere Saturday night, known as the Hall
" the Ancents. The hall Is large spe-
,ially constructed building, intended by
is projectors as the precursor of
great series Of national museums and
lrt galleries illustrative of the worlds
irt and architectural development from
he earliest dawn of history. The pres
mt building Is divided into several Sec
ions. representing the interior of Greek,
Roman and Egyptian dwellings and
temples, the walls are covered with
rescoes drawn from classic models, and
he furniture and ornamentation of each
iecton is historically correct.
The originator of the idea Is Franklin
". Smith Of Boston, who has interested
number Of wealthy men in the prof.
'ct. The ultimate object Is to induce the
government to set aside large tract Of
and between the capitol and the river
% be covered with buildings represent
ng various classic types of architecture
The interiors to be finished and furnish
I'd with equal attention to historic detail.
The series is intended to form a great
national object lesson in architecture
and ethnoloey. Among the visitors were
Secretary Long and a number of sena-
tors and members of the house.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
Civil Service Examinations

No. 142, Post-Otfire clerk and carrier b.
re. VT. Mar. /, lS9o.
The United states Civil Service Conm
sion announces tha an examination VIII !"
held bv its 30 t-oilice board of examiners II
the clt, aud on the date named above, con
men ing ut ga NJ. for the positions OF cltr
an carrier in the po>,-otlice III that city.
Only citizens of the United States ma! -
examined. ~
The examination will consist of spcjlil'g
art hln, tlr letttr-wrting. p nllail>hiP. go"
,n- from pain copy. geography Of the h'''
,tutts, and rea ily ad lr>>e,. The nrithn'
tic wiilron>i t OF tie Fundamental rri'rirf
extending II fara. com ION Il d decimal lr;'
tIuns and embracing prohlcll>
Tie ace limitations for I l, 'N"ih'hat''
are rs fo lows: , Jerk. not less than Is ear
carrier. betw cen 81 and 40 years. Appcatio
for carried mutt weigh ut least l25 pound, ,
must he not less than . #. in. in height, and
must file with their applications medira
certificate OH Form ll9, showing them to b.,
not under the required weight and height.
and to possess the required physical qualih-
tons.
30 application will he accepted for this en-
animation unless filed in complete form with
the board at the post office in the city names
above, before the hour of closing business OF
Feb. % 1899.
Applications should he filed PROMPTLY, il.
order that time may remain for correction II
necessary.
Tne examination is open to all citizens OF
the United States whoma! desire to enter tht
service, and who comply with the require
ment. without regard to race or political OF
religious affiliations; but attention is invite,
to the fact that it is the practice of the Post
Office Department in making appointments Il
the grades of clerk and carrier to give pref
ertnce to those eliyiheS who are legal resi-
dents of the city aud vicinity where the eN-
animation is he'll. AppIi, ante will IL exam
met, graded. end certified, with impartial't'
and wholly without regard to any CONSIDERS
tiun IL, ca. their ability Ms shown by the era "
the, attain in the G animation.
For aspiration blanks Forms 'Ol and III
full Instructions, specimen examination q'ltS
, tons, and information II iatNe 7" thr dut'
and ulari,> If tue different position, ap :.
, to the secretary ot the board of examiners 4
thu po>t-of1ice H. the it. named above.
Dated, Jan ~ 1879.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

frequency, hopes to personally receive
the diplomatic corps. There is the usual
heartburning among the disappointed.
The phenomenal number of transfers
OF West End houses resulting from
deaths and the prices offered by South
African and Australian colonists are
inducing notabilities to sell outright.
Among the noteworthy leases Ia that Of
Mrs. Ogden Goelet, who has secured
Lord Wimborne's mansion on Airing
ton street, and Mr.. Charles Keyser's
lease of the Dowager Duchess Of Marl-
oorough's house on Grosvenor square.
r. j. Donahue. the San Francisco mill
lionaire. who Is wintering in London,
has been practicing driving four-in-
hands. He has purchased several cost
Y outfits and is shipping them home.
Stephen Crane has returned to his
country home. His health, resulting
rom the Cuban campaign. alarms his
friends, but he expects to recuperate
Ind write war book.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

San Francisco, Feb. 6.-Mrs. Cordelia
Botkin has been sentenced to serve the
term of her natural life in San Quentin
penitentiary for the murder of Mrs.
John p. Dunning of Dover. Del, whom
she killed by means of a box of poisoned
candy sent through the mails as a gift
from a friend and unsuspectingly eaten
by Mrs. Dunning and some of her
friends. Her sister, Mrs. Joshua p.
Deane. also died from the effects of the
arsenic with which the candies were
loaded. Judge Cook, who pronounced
the sentence, refused to grant the APP
peal for new trial made by Mrs. Bot
kins attorneys, who held that this
state had no jurisdiction in the matter.
In a comprehensive review of the case
Judge Cook showed that this state did
have jurisdiction in the matter. Mrs.
Botkin, when asked if she wished to
say anything in her own defense, stated
that she was innocent of the horrible
crime. Her attorneys gave notice that
they would apply for writ of proba BILE
cause.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Two Woman Killed by n Train on
the West shore Road.

the West shore Road.
Rochester, Feb. "a horrible accident
occurred on the West Shore railroad
Saturday evening at Bergen, which
cost the lives of two persons. Mrs.
Philip Snyder and a woman friend were
driving across the West Shore tracks,
when train No. s, which passes through
that place at $40, crashed into their
carriage while running at the rate of 40
miles an hour, smashing the carriage
into kindling and instantly killing the
two ladies.
Engineer George Sites says he saw
something ahead of him at the crossing,
but before he could reverse his engine
the train was plowing through a mass
IF human flesh. Mrs. Snyder was horri-
bly, mangled. pieces of human flesh be-
Ing found along the tracks a considera-
BILE distance from the wreck.
The body Of Mrs. snyder's friend was
picked up about 300 10 .sy and was
al parent1y struck hrs AA hurled into
the air and fell oat rsrr.:e tracks. 1t
is thought the L. 4U ust have heard
the whistle and mt the train, and,
thinking they ha4hr 2ty Of time to
reach the other side the track, they
went ahead and were struck.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Louis G.. French and Washington County
ID. Agnes French Court

Louis G. French and Washington Count!
ID. Agnes French CourC
vs.. September Term,
n CJ,,,r French. ct al, 1SS.
VIII reas 1t has been ordered by said County
,'ourI that we, the undersigned commission
orr, duly appointed b said court for the pur-
no,p. sell the real estate situated IN Barre it!
In said County, and known rs the David
French Esta e, rs more particularly deSrrI'ei
IN The petition, IN 4ai,l entitled cause, ut public
mr. private sale, and execute conveyance> t.
The purchasers H. provided by law, and hold
the prucptd. until tho further order Of said
t'm,rl. and, if sold at public sale, notice there
of to he given by publication OF the salne
ti,ree weeks successive ~ IL the BARRE EVEN
IKE: Tr1EGRAM and Barre bail, Times. i.ews-
u,Ier. urli, ted AMI pub shed III said Ra1re
on, prior to said >aa.
NV. pursuant ~ sad order. we h reh! give
untiu. ,ha, WE will sell ail al that part or lor-
tor, or sad real estate that now r. mains I'M
'nlJ. in the Cit, Court Room. IN the City OF
R.rre. OH tho 9th day of February. a. D.'
100. at one o'clock In the aftereno"n. unless
nrevio,,sly sold ut private sale according to
dated at the City Of Barre, VT. this Bird day
of January, A. d., 18H0.
r. II. LAM h, Commissioner.
II. W. LYF 'RD. I'M
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
WjliiamstoWn Trains
Montpelier 4 Wells River R. T

TIMETABLE.
Corrected t, Feb 1899 ans cave ia ~ 'o'
lows Go y Eas sundays ex"epteu.
7.3O A. NJ.
Conncors Mt Wells iti,er with \ccommod .ioh
Train north, mud it'll Nil train S,'uth, over ia'
.ump-ic DIVISION, Boston y Ma X X. Ais, co
meets with &c, ou,modAlion rAiu nor,h VIA. "h,t
Mourtain Divs on. and with Mail TRAIN 'Out'
which has through Train Service from ELLe
"lvEn,o bost II, VII plymouth, Concord Ma"
chester. Nashua and Lowell
1880 =. NJ.
Connects at Wells Rive wit" EXPIRES ana ~ ~
Train uorth over = ssumpsic Divis on Is ~
K. 500 ,iur Express 10 ~. Pau, and II the'p liz
-Wereru kxpe-. tort ficay an Ni1h ~ CO.
for pacihc ,oas, roin's VIA. &. Ry. hfo "
Sleeping arr. eds II Yer to 81. + NJ Mcut'e"
TO Chez go uat, ,xc p SAur'i",s Moh'rea
Pacific Coast a louis. Ca 10 fach" LIAR
W durs.a,s 40 oniiec,e VII, Exp ess Eta I
for Bortru VIA Ply ou,n, and Mai ~" T. '.lr
bon, lhte,oG " hii-lcld aoyan- Lancaster II"
Grgyctun.
Connects al Wells Il, r with train over fH'
.uInHic Division b. n N Il. K. foi ~. Johhsoui
and foiut North; with Accommodation GU,
Tor All stations between Wells River ana " h'''
River Juucu n, and with accommodation l rA'i
over White Mountain Division. x NJ. H. n. !
Lisbon, LiltIeton. Mhitefield and LANCASTER
Trains West
Leaves Wells River 6:15. Q ;5s m. 8 80 p. m.
Arrive Barre ~ IL 4 IA. in. - H.
SUBJ KHAN EkAlN otRttF
Leave Rare 7.3u, Il % A. NJ, 1880, 3.oo' o'c'
550r.x
i've at Montpelier, 7.+5, O.3a A. NJ, l-.+5' +."0
S.11. So IN.
Leave tpc'ie-, 81 = 9.45, IL. . a. NJ .
a., JsJr.M.
Arrive at Barre, e5o. 1905 Has A. ~, 49, 4.sS
b45p Pm
". A. STOWELL. General MANAGER.
F. W. SrANYAN, oupcrin endent.
W.MOKSE, HepI Psss. Agent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

Chicago, Feb. 6-Instead of one soap
trust being formed by soap manufac-
t,,,ors of this country, as was reported,
n aevelops tfat there are two plans be-
fore the l7ading dealers of this city.
r,or,as Scott Johnston. formerly secre-
ta,y of the Western Mutual llte asso-
atom, is said to be promoting one
,;st, which will represent cap,tai
stock of 100000 600. The other trust
ba NJ organized represents capital
stock of SO 100000 and Is being pro-
,,,o..d by Boston capitalists.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

Trenton, Feb. 6.-The charter of the
Merchants Wire and Nail company,
with a capital of 100000 common and
$4,000 Z per cent preferred stock. was
filed here. The incorporators named in
the charter are Clement N. Bddle. Rob-
ert Biddle and William B. Knight, all
of Philadelphia. Of the capital stock
$780, 900 is paid in. The main office will
be at Philadelphia. and mills will be To-
Gated at Philadelphia, Pittsburg, New
York city. Newburg, N. Y; Baltimore,
Cleveland, Ashland, KY; East St.
Louis, Chicago, Pueblo, Colo; Oakland,
Cal, and other points. Clement N. Bid
die, who is the president of the COM
pany, declined to give the names of the
stockholders. The object in forming the
company, he said, was for protection
against the Wire and Nail trust.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
To Inxpect Philippine Hospitals.

Chicago. Feb. 6.-Mrs. Angie A. New
man of Lincoln. Neb.. one of the super
lntendents Of TIE National Woman's
Christian temperance Union, sails this
month from San Francisco for the Phil
lpines. She accompanies the inspector
general of the White Cross society. VINO
goes by provision Of the war depart
ment to inspect h spitals. She will stop
at Hawaii en- route and will look up and
aid in the w. C. T. L. work there. AT
Mania she will visit the camps and hos
pitfalls of our soldiers and help them
with supplies and rel gious instruction.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
Central Vermont Railroad.
Time-T able.
oRRECTED To OCT. ?. 1898.

CORRECTED To OCT. ?. 1898.
trains leave Barre daily, except sunday'as '"
GOING SOUTH.
s.lO A.M.-MAIL. For Boston via. Lowell %
Fitchbui, Z; New York via. Springfield AM
all New England points. Parl"r car to Boz
ton via. Lowell, without change.
- OOP.M.-FAsT EXPR ~. For Boston
Lowell; New York via Springfield hndv ID
New London Buffet parlor carlo Bostci
, 10 P.M.-LOCAL PAsSENGER: For n, rtt
"AO field, Randolph, and White Rive
Junction, connecting with mfAH
train for Windsor
H. 90 P.M.-NlGHT EXPRESS. Leaves Barr
week days only ,butleave Montpeitef i2.4V
An, daily including sundays. Due bos'
ton via. Lowell daily s.15 A. N. Boston VIA
Fitchburg, daily Except sunday 9.50 a
SUNDAY 1920 am. New York except sur
day) II rs A. N. On Sundays runs to Spring
heId only. Wagner sleeping cara to 1est0
via. Lowell and to Springfield
GOING NORTH.
GINA M.-LOCAL HXPRESs. Fol Burhu.
0'" ION. ~. Albans, Richford and Rouses Poi'
Connect. at r sscx Junction with expresr
all points on Rutland 4. K.
.oh .M.-MAlL. For Burlington, Ruth
''o cambridge Junction, ~ Iban-, Montre"
Norwood, Oxdensburxn and the " est. " Ne
ner parlor Gar to Montreal.
,10 p M-NXIkESe tor burlington, 81.
"A hama and Montreal. Pullman Sleeping "a.
Montpelier Junction 70 Chicago, with"'
change Due Chicago $40 IN. next hiKn
connects al Essex junction tor Ne" !"
via, Rutland and rroN
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

Mr.. &. W. Thompson a teacher OF
twenty years experience WILL rere'v
pupils ut his rooms over Prlndlc n
A,rrill's Store ON Mondays, Wedn. sday-
and Fridays from 2 to 4 p. M, and Z !"
Q. A thorough course of book X rping.
prnmanship, arithmetic and sh"r'ha"'
will Ire given afternoon and evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
BARRE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
\, u. PHELPS, CHIEF.

The MEETINGS of the Barre Fire DE.
,al,nen, take place rs follows and al
iir,men are requested 10 take notice:
Hose 60. No 2-rhr first Monday
every month n, 30 Barre Hose lluu
liO>r Co. No. 1.-The second NJ, nd
IF every m"nlh at Prospect st. Hall,
Hose Co. No. 3-rnr 2ud Tue>d' +,
of every m'nlh III Prospect 81. Hall.
Hook and Ladder Go And. W~
nrs.lay II, Prospect ST. Hall.
Department mee!img-Last Friday OF
every Month at Prospect ST. Hall.
Firemans Club-Third Tuesday.
All meetings at p. m.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
Saws She Received Poisoned candy

st. Louis, Feb. 6.-The Post-Dispatch
prints story to the effect that Mrs.
r. V. McVean has received numerous
threatening letters and later box of
poisoned candy. Mrs. McVean denies
that she sent the letters and candy to
herself. She says it is her opinion that
a Young woman who is In love with
prominent west end physician, with
whom Mrs. McVean is also said to be
enamored. mailed the letters and candy.
An ANALYSIS of the candy by City Chem
list Tiechman revealed large quantities
Of arsenic.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
Will Exchange Farm for Resi-
denCe in Barre.

John Byrnes. of WillianStown, wishes To
exchange his farm and stock and farming
Tools for residence in Barae. Farm Will
Keep ten cows and team. 1t IL situated two
mile, from the village on the Main road; one
quarter of mile from the school. For par
.ggt'rs Rgply TO W. A, Bvyve, or .t9hn BY
fnFH' NillNp,sto~n. Vt. III nfo,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

New York, Feb. 6.-The Spanish
steamer Santiago de Cuba. chartered by
James f. Ward & Co. in their New
York and Cuban trade. came into port
Saturday afternoon flying the Cuban
,oastng flag from her taffrail. The flag
has a blue ground. with small white
square in the upper corner.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

S. D. Slhlcy has just put in new
none cutter and is ready to furnish
freshly ground bore t" poultrymrn. 1t
i, on sale al Burke Il Abbolt's and ut +.
VI. Watrrman's.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
BARRE and MONTPELIER
Traction ard Power Company.
NOTICE.

On and a ter Feb 1>t. 1899, the following
rates of fare VIII be charged on the Barre Il
Montpelier st. Ry, COS. liue>;
Passengers riding to any point in either
city of Barre or Montpelier will be charged
Sc. and 'ewey PARK will be the dividing line.
to which the &c will take them. from either
city. The fare fl ON Barre to Montpelier, or
Montpelier to Barre will he to ten cents. The
fare from Goodwn's house, near Barre City
line, and points between that and Dewey
Park to and from the lily of Montpelier VIII
he SC. The fair from Barre 10 Pioneer Vii Is
will he Sc. There will be a special ticket is
sued for workmen, to lie used In either city:
which ticket will contain forty coupons and
will he sold for 81 90, it willtake two of these
tickets to take workmen from either city to
the other, The worhmen's ticket wi be
good only on the first three cars out OF y her
CITY in the morning. and cars leaving Mont.
peler at four o'clock and four thirty. and
Barre !; t four fort, five and five fifteen p. m.
The workm. ms tickets are not TRANSFERABLE,
and nrp not GOOD ut half fare rates, except
when yo,Lg to amt from work. Th' Sc ti'k'
cts viii be sold Oh and after Wednesday Feb.
LIST. 1899 at Kcntfrick 4 COS. new Drug
store and at r. \ Drown 4 20. Drug
Store. r. y. NENNEDi,
l'rrsid, nj
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

Pension For General John NJ. Palmer.
Washington, Feb. 6.-The house COM
mittee on invalid pensions has reported
favorably the senate bill pensioninS
General John NJ. Palmer Of Illinois. the
amount being reduced from 500 to $50.