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HI.1l suOW COnsETs. sI PAIR.

About 90 Long Waist, Slort-Hip, Low
Bust Corsets. lace-trimmed top and
bottom; sizes q. %, %, a. %. 26. These
were show corsets, and have become
soiled. If you can find your size here
In these 81 q COrSets for 81
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$3.50 WARMERS NURSING CORsETs,

White only. boned with COraline; sizes.
is. 10, 20. .. &c, and 2S, slightly soiled.
Zoe Corsets for zoe.
Fine Jeans Corsets, heavily boned, usu-
ally J1c.: not all sizes 2oc
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WANTED,

BY YOUNG MAN. a POSITION AS
Assistant ok-Keeper or Collector Can
furnish good references. Address r. y.
Box IA, Crewe. Va. ap 7-lts
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LACEs AND EMBROIDERIFs.

Tho story to-day is Of exceptional value
almost sensational A noted importer
had too many OF certain sort; We had
700 few. The purchase was made on 81
Ier cent basis. and here are the goods
for you at q like saving. Come to-day
and see the great values we VIII Offer In
Naionciennes Lace. Imitation Duchess
Lace Real Torchon Lace, Medici l9ces,
Linen TorchOn Lace, Oriental Lace, Ham
burg, and Swiss All kinds OF Lace 90 be
sold al great sacrifice.
BLACK GOODS.
The Dress Goods counter VIII csuSe aus. :"
wonderful excitement. Read tnrse pilC-gS'
Camers-Hair Serge. SIG. value ~ - -.
S.69 Fancy Black Goods, 10 DC 7o'u i''
SIS Black Crepons. patterns beautiful
for $50 yard
sUIRT-WtISTS.
o,,r eiir..Ualst Department is showing
,-o,dorf,,I things in the Percale and White
sbi,t-yVaisfs Large line OF SILK Waists
@ a',ecd some wonderful selling. You
D,,cb, 40 zee them. Prices ranging from
&c. 10 g.
SILK UNDERsI<IRTs.
Special value to-day at S. S. and IS.
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form Of cold and 20 through the entire list Of
remedies. AT all druggists. "a cents vial
II you need medical advice write Prof Munyons
1860 Arch st.. Fbiia. II Is absolutely nss.
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ARNOLD's KNIT BANDS.

We are sole selling agents for Arnoid's
Knit Specialties for Babies, and We
have every style in stock now--two
weights, winter and summer.
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BLEACHED sHEETTNG. 2 ii YARDS
WIDE. IG &c.

Extra-Heavy Round-Thread, never sold
for less than 20c.
Full-Width Bleached sheeting, 1-2c
yard.
Heavy Unbleac hed Jeans, in remnants,
sc. quality, for lie. yard.
lard-Nide Wool Flannel, pure-silk
hemstitched and embroidery. sec
value, for 800. yard.
lie. each for Small-Size Bleached
Pillow Cases. 1-2c. each.
BLEACHED PILLOW CASES, sc.
Large-SiZe, ready to use, worth 1Oc.
zoe. SEA ISLAND DIHITIES, I22c.,
Of Finest Imported Cloth.
Printed Warp Sea Island Ginghams,
DOubie-Fold Corded Madras, light.
dainty styles. for waists and shirts,
II lie yard.
Best-Quality Light Calicoes, &c. grade,
for I-2c. yard.
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75c. JET-BLACK SERGE. 4fc.

| l-2-yard-wide Fine Twill. Jet-Black
Serge. regular price per yard. 75c
2Dc. for All-WoOl Jet-Black Henrietta
1Jc. for Black Mohair Brilllantine. in
small and medium figures.
Zoe. for Plain MOhair Iustre full 36
inches wide, the usual f0c. kind
1 lot Black Dress Goods Remnants. 2 TO
yard lengths, marked down TO about
half Drice
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MAHOGANY CHAIRS. HALF PRfcl

MAHOGANY CHAIRS. HALF PRfCE
We have % Solid Mahogany and Ma.
hogany- Finish Chairs and Rockers,
with the new turn-wood seats. These
We have carried since Christmas, ana
we find them very slow sellers In this
valuable 10 allow any such state OF
affairs and commencing to-day yOa
may have your choice Of this assert.
ment for exactly half price taey were
sold yesterday.
Large Ample-Size Rockers, start at a.
up TO SIS.
Prices now will be 81 TO 81.
This is really the most extraordinary
opportunity TO buy a Rocker for your
own use or a Gift that has come within
our knowledge since We started the
furniture business. but we are doing
the unusual I'm Richmond and II IL
being appreciated by the people. 80,
PARLOR WINDOW-sHADEs,3 5c.
Parlor Window-Shades. with heavy
hand-tied, knottcd fringe. have been
in very great demand, even at SIC.
We have at last been enabled to make.
contract whereby we are enabled &C.
sell these Shades for 35c We have
then I'm every desirable color.
BOYS BLOUSE SUITS, $3.50.
For little boys. 3 to s years, there Ia
an Offering here of Sailor Blouse suits
that Is remarkable In the extremes.
or 90 odd Suits there is not single
one that was made up to sell for lees
than 81, and there are many that
would cost s. and S. Every Blouse
made covered fly front, silk emhroIds
cred. Soutache braid, and have shields.
They include solid color and fancy che
viots. serges, covert cloth, and nan-
nels.
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LADIES' ORGAxDIE DRESSES, 81.

Handsome Organdie Dresses. fine lac
and Hamburg trimmed. dainty and
elaborate tucking, many ruffles, taffeta
and lace collars and sash. The mate
rial could not be bought for less then
Sl5, besides the making. These left
from last season. that's why the price
IL
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81 AND sI.a5 SILKS, 4ic. YARD.

over 500 short lengths of Silks. Black
and cOlors. not yard sold for less
than 81 and Sl.25 These remnants to
be closed out at 44c yard.
2dc. for Satin Lining Serge, 2i inches
wide. in Cardinal, Blue, and Green
the 50c quality.
BIC. for All-Silk Colored Figured In
dias. that sold al 5sc. yard.
zoe. for All-Slk, Extra Fine Texture
Black India. Is inches wide, worth 75c.
per yard.
zoe. for Black Figured Silk Poplln, full
fu.bac xrfTa
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$3.50 ODD PAIRS LACE CURTAINS

Ecru and White Nottingham. one pair
Of a kind. extra wide.
$3.50 Marseilles Bed-Spreads. si2J
Heavy raised figures. extra size, hem
med. ready for use. slightly soiled.
Remnants of l9c. Dotted and Striped
Muslin 10 and 10 inches wide at Zoe.
ward
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THE NEW COTTONs.

inv RfSN w iO'''
| The Cotton section is beautiful Such
q lavish display Of Cotton beauty Is new
| 10 good folks Of this town. But then wa
are continually surpa ssing our own best
previous efforts. The styles and pat
terms are great.
IZlc Dimity. in beautiful designs, for
NC
IKE Embroidered Muslin. a new raised
cord effect. ) l-3c.
12ikC Organdie Lawns I'm all new de-
Signs OF this season. 10 be sold for &C.
nc. Imperial Dotted Swiss, lovely pat
terms, TO be sold for PIC.
The Real French Organdie, In beautiful
floral patterns. for 25c.
The Real Imported Silk Ginghams. to
be sold for 25c. yard.
lie. Madras Bingham. for 12Hc. yard.
Special values will be offered in Cling
hams at Zoe.
Big Percale values at 3. ca, TO- and PIE
Special sale OF Colored i. X. at 10 and
i2i2c
WHITE GOODS.
Special values will be offered to-day all
through the White Goods. We are show
ing great values in White Lawns Or
CANDIES. Swiss. Table Linens, Mulls, y. X,
&c.
BABY-CARBIAGEs.
Big sale to-day.
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Three colors Atwood HerringbOne
Tailor Suiting. worth Soc; to-day, zoe.
yard.
DoubleFold Checks and Stripes, correct
colors. DC. quality. IA Use. yard
II patterns High-Grade French Suiting
each pattern different enough goods
for entire suit. worth t15 to sl9. TO be
sold. per pattern, So.
1l9 Remnants Broadcloth. Venetian Co
vert Cloths. POpins. Serges. and Fan
cies. 2 IL to yards, ar exactly half
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LADIES' soc. HOSE FOR soc.

Fancy Plaid and Stripe Hose, for ladies'.
all Of our SOC. kind. for 30c. pair.
2jc. Fancy COlored-Top Hose, IL lie.
pair.
II lie. Hose for o 1-4c. pair-seamless,
Fast-Black. and Tan
Lot Children's Ribbed Hose, Fast
Black. Zoe.
Ladies' Seamless Black. Tan. Gray, and
Fancy ColOred Hose, zoe. pair
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TORCHON LACE. Sc. YARD.

All-Llnen Torchon Laces. inches wide,
usually Sc, to close. &c.
Black Honiton Valenciennes Lace and
Inserting. soc. dozen.
corai-Color Liberty silk, tic. yard
TO 25c. for Remnants OF Cambria
Edges and Insertings.
ORIENTAL LACE, 4c. YARD.
White Oriental Lace. sleeve width. &c
yard
$3.50 CHENILLE-DOT MOUsLIN, st.75
2i-inch Black and White Tucked and
Chenille-Dot Mouslin. usually $50. at
s1SJ
12-yard-piece of Valenciennes Lace.
usually II Re. al Sc yard.
GRENADINE YELLING, Sc. YARD.
NavyBlue Grenadine Yelling, slightly
damaged, was l5c., at Sc. yard.
Remnants AIl-WOOi Carpets, = a.
10 yards in piece, zoe.
Nine soc. Hassocks. to close 25c.
2 Moguette Rugs, 2Sxs0 inches, J.25.
2 Ingram Druggets. 3x2 l-2. 81 ~
$3.50 FINE PORTIEREs, S1.25 STRIP.
Odd strips Portieres, made of fine fg-
ured tapestry, fringed top and bottom
80 inches wide, IL yards long.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, ~
PAIR.
Extra fine. very heavy. all-over worked
patterns, 60 inches wide, 3 IL yards
long.
$3.50 ODD PAIRS LACE CURTAINS,
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LADIES' DICK SUITS, 60c.

Navy and White Pin-Stripe Duck Suits,
made with gored skirts and blazer
jackets, were $3.50; only 10 left, 10 be
sold for 63c.
Ladies' s. Star and Crescent Brand
Turkish Bath Robes, guaranteed fast
cnlnra lc 20
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WILL BE OF EXTRAORDINARY INTEREST TO-DAY, ADDED TO
The Silk Surprise Announced Yesterday, s
The Unprecedented Sale of Ribbons,
The Remarkably Low Price Sale of Fine Furniture Samples
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pREss PATTERNs. soc.
TAILOR sUITING. zoe. YARD.

Blue ground. tinsel thread. only two
patterns of our Sl.J0 goods, TO close,
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| REMNANTS SEA ISLAND PERCALEs,
| Re-. EACH.

REMNANTS SEA ISLAND PERCALES,
&c. EACH.
over 800 Remnants In this sale; all new
patterns OF the best II 1-2c. percale;
every yard washes beautifully; &c.
remnant.
Damaged Apron Ginghams, l-4c. quail
ity, Use yard.
All this seasons Sea Island and Wind
sor Percales, cut any length, Use
yard
s2-inch Fine Lawns. in dainty patterns
check styles and floral designs. ~ l-2c.
article, for Use. yard.
TURKEY-RED DAMASK, I2ic.
FuIl-Yard- Wide, Fast Color. will not
fade. always sold at i9c.; to-day.
~ J-2c.
Damask Cloths. fringed all around.
7Jc. value, for soc. each.
ne. each. Extra-Large Double-Thread
Turkish-Bath Towels, %c. value, for
lie, or for DOC
50c. Linen Damask Frnged Table Cow
ers. red borders. for 5Dc. each.
WALL PAPER, y YARDS 1c.
over 500 rolls Of Seryiceab'e Wall Paper,
l and rolls of kind, yards to roll,
Ic.
NOHAIR PLACkET LOOPS, 1Oc. SET.
800 Black Mohair Loops, for bncI<
of dress sLirts, to be sold for Zoe.
set of six.
80 AND 55c. LADIES' WAISTS. 15c.
Light Percaie Shirt Waists all sizes
and colors some with detachable white
collars.
LADIES' DICK SUITS, 60c.
Navy and White Pin-Stripe Duck Suits.
made with gOred skirts and blazer
jackets, were $50; only 10 left, TO be
sold for 63c.
Ladies' s. Star and Crescent Brand
Turkish Bath Robes, guaranteed fast
cOlors, $3.50.
LADIES' ORGANDIE DRESSES, ~.
Handsome Organdie Dresses. fine lac
and Hamburg trimmed. dainty and
elaborate tucking, many ruffles, taffeta
and lace collars and sash. The mate
rial could not be bought for less then
Sl5, besides the making. These left
from last season, that's why the price
is So.
LADIES' $3.50 DRESS SUITS FOR
Si.3s.
Ladies' Gray and Blue Finest Venetian
and Covert Paquin-Cut Separate Dress
Skirts, very finest lining and binding.
s2. 80 for Ladies s. Cerise Taffeta Under
skirts, deep corded 1ounce, medium
lengths only.
xI.T5 SHOW CORsETS. ~ PAIR.
About 60 Long Waist, short-Hip, Low
Bust Corsets. lace-trimmed top and
bottom; sizes q. p, %, ~. 25 26. These
were show corsets, and have become
soiled. III you can find your size here
In these s1.25 Corsets for 81. !
~ 80 WARMERS NURSING CORSETS,
White onIv hone1 with COroline. sizes
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
COMFY ISLAND BURNED
Eight Blocks of the Famous Resort
Leveled to the Ground.
LOSS MAY REACH $l,000,00Q,
Many People Injured In the Conha-
gratiOn-POIicemanT Thomas Lynch
HerOicaiiy saves Several Lives.
Firebugs Suspected.

New York, May 27.-Coney Island has
been swept by conilagration which ut
terly destroyed eight blocks of buildings
in the main section Of the west end Of
New York's most widely known amuse
ment ground.
The fire is believed to have been of
incendiary origin. 1t spraag up in two
places practically simultaneously. and.
owing to the distance between these
points, the local fire department was un
able to cope with the disaster.
Brooklyn was called upon for assist
ance, as the flames threatened to destroy
every structure on Concy Island. Ten
engines and frcboats were sent in re-
Spouse to the call, and after many hours
Of fighting the fire was got under con
troll.
SO swiftly did the flames spread among
the tlimsy wooden structures of the Bow
cry section of the island that it is feared
all those persons living there were not
able to escape.
The strong wind blowing at the start
from the southwest sent the flames
across the narrow highways and walk
ways in the face Of the fremen's efforts
and many of the structures were literal!
burned to the ground in five minutes
time.
Five alarms were turned in, and when
the confederation was at its height -
engines from brooklyn, Bath Beach. Ben
sonhurst, Timer Park, Fort Hamilton,
Bay Ridge and Grayesend were al work,
Lucky Change I'm the wind.
Fortunately the wind shifted around
to the northwest and then to the north
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27

Petty spite and jealousy appear to be
ruling this city today What kind of a
man is he who will openly boast that
he will not ooey the expressed wishes
of the voters? Our taxpayers want
spring water in the park, but who said
''they'll never get it while | am Mayor?
1t is the old story of the man who said
"to h with the voters" There
may come Il day when The voters will
demand an investigation u, to some OF
the official acts. The Civic Federation
may have occasion to remember the
Mayor and his petty acts. But is it an
other scheme to advance the interests of
Goodhup before The vote is takcn9
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
Closing prices
n. j. Central


New York. May %.
FLOUR-State and western neglected and
lower to sell; winter patents. s3.sja4; winter
straiEhts S3.55a365 Minnesota patents, STA
4.15; winter extras, S26Oa31O.
WHEAT no. , red moderately active and
weak all the forenoon under realizing. bcarish
Liverpool cables and big northwest receipts,
May, S24aS2 j. l6c July, S0asas0nSc.
RlE-Quiet; state, 6Oc.; No. ? WESTERN 81 IA
CSC, f. D. b atloat.
CORN-No. ; opened easier with wheat and
rallied slightly ON covering May, 39laaj95sc:
July, ISL ea:IS5sc.
OATS No. : dull; track. white, state ;ija
3Sc.; track, white, western, 3}ajSc
PORK Steady; mess, SS.2jaS.,5; family,
$l0,5oal075.
LARD Easy; prime western steam, 500
asked, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; state dairy, l3laal1c.; state
creamery, l5alSc.
CHEESE Easy; large, white, o14c.; small
white, 0liaoiac.
EGGS steady; state and Pcnnsy lvana.
19c.; western, l5al6c.
SCGAf-Raw firm; fair refining, 4lac.; cen
trifugal, 96 test, l3sc.; refined firm: crushed.
b}sc.; powdered. 5lgC.
TUHPENTINE-Steady Mt laa421Sc.
MOLASSES-F Firm; New Orleans 32a3Gc
RICE Firm; domestic, 43sa1c.; Japan, "A
a5l1c.
HAY-Quiet; shipping. 55a8Oc. good to
choice, lOaS21ac.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
Tuesday will be Il double Memo


Tuesday will be u double Memorial
Day all over this country. Let us all
learn to revive the old spirit If the day
and come to more fully realize its true
significance. This later generation
has come to regard that day more in the
light of a holiday than as Il time set a.
side for sacred reverence to the memory
of our fallen heroes who died that we
might enjoy the principles of liberty
aAd freedom, The events of the past
year should bring more torcibly to our
minds the true meaning OF the word
"Nl"morial Day"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27

Any reader of this paper can secure
their choice of a Sterling Silver Bracelet,
u good Watch or Il Solid Gold Ring with
Il Genuine Diamond Setting, by dis
lributIng Flower Seed Coupons among
their friends and acquaiuances. Send
your name and address with three 20
stamps TO the American Seed Co., 335
Broadway, \. Y. TODAY, and You will
receive Il package of choice seeds. 81 40
worth of Coupons, and full particulars
27-lm*
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
RjOtiur In Gun Il q louup.

London. May 27-Advices received
here from GuadcIoEpe the French West
Indian island of the Lceward group, re-
port recurrence" of serious rioting be-
tween the native population and British
contract labor immigrants which culmi-
mated in the recent fire. Continuous
fierce fighting is said to have taken place
on the plantations, and the police and
military, it appears, cannot suppress the
disturbance. Several fatalities are re-
ported. As result the British consul
there has appealed to. Great Britain for
that protection for British subjects which
the local government is seemingly unable
10 Afford
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
George E. Mcfarland

We occasionally receive complaints
from people who claim 20 have sub
scribe for this paper, and have not
received it, TO those we would say
that we arc not responsible for subscrir~
tons paid to amy boy on the street.
The way to b, sure ii your paper is to
come to this office, or else to the Barre
News Agency, to subscribe. If you
happen to know one OF the newSboys
and have confidence in him you can sub
scribe of him. but we will 4iot nuaran
tee that you will ret the paper unless
you subscribe at the News Agency, or
else at this office If there is any trou-
bic IN not getting Nonr paper every
night we should consider it Il great fav-
favor if YOU will make complaint ut this
office.
BARRE Press Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27

New York, May 81 Peter Phelan. who
was taken to Bellevue hospital May II
suffering from excessive tea drinking, is
dead in the hospital Phclan had for
years been gradually discardng all other
forms of nourishment for tea He lived
recently almost wholly on tea and grad
ually grew weak and nervous. His skin
took on a dull color. and he looked like ii
wax man. Phelan was Il stage carpenter
and was employed for a long time at the
broadway thcater.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27

Philadelphia, May 21.-United States
Senator Prnrosc has, in an interview
expressed himself as approving the ad
minstration Of President Mckinley and
the suggestion for his nomination to sue
coed himself by the Republican national
convention. The senator declared his
purpose TO advocate the adoption of a
plank in the coming Republican state
convention indorSing the national admin
istration and emphatically declaring the
sentiment of the Republicans of Penn
Sylvania i'll favor of the denomination of
the president.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
Charged With stpnIfnu Iettcrs

Chicago. May 21,-I.cm $. Wa,hbuln
Of New Buffalo, Mich. baggage agent
on the Michigan Central road, has been
arrested here charged with riilng letters
ON that road between Chicago and points
in western Michigan. During the last
10 months from 200 to 500 letters per
week have disappeared. confirming in the
aggregate a large sum of money. Wash
burn arrest WAS brought about by In
Npector Larnour and Deputy In.
Spector Frazee of Detroit, who traced
the steaIings to Washburm by means of
system of dccoy letters. Washburn ad-
mittcd his guilt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
r1OST POPULAR LADY,
THE KIDNAPPING MYSTERY.


Letter Alleged IA sc from the Grim
inniS lSVc&!Ved.
New York, MNy 21.-Thc new develop
ments in the Baby Clark case are these
Ex-Chief of Police McCullagh has re-
ceived "A letter signed ~ hrce,' the same
signature that was Oh the original kid
napcrs note to Mr.. Clark. 1t said the
baby was in II founding asylum. The
letter was on note paper and written IN
printed characters.
Two women have called at police head
quarters and offered Il reward of $500
provided no questions were asked and the
baby left in Il room somewhere The of,
fer was not accepted
The extraordinary interest in the case
Is evidenced by the actions of attendants
at churches and theaters, whore, in the
former instance, prayers were offered for
the child's recovery, and in the latter the
crime was the one theme of discussion
The detectives have followed hundred
clews only to find themselves brought
back to the starting point. Captain Nc
Clusky says that he has no news, and
this was all the word he had to send to
the anxious mother of her child.
Mrs. Clark is in an extremely nervous
state as a result of the long strain of
agony and suspense that she has under
gone, and the absence of any comforting
news on the fifth day Of her baby's dis
appearance affected her keenly Stories
of her illness have been exaggerated, but
those who saw her could not doubt that
she had suffered terribly.
While protesting to be as hopeful as
ever of finding the child and capturing
the abductorS Captain McCmsky could
not conceal his disappointment over the
fact that the abductors had not abandon-
ed the child. He based his strongest
hopes on the belief that the llidnapers
would do this, and that they have not
has puzzled him.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
Tributes to senior Castelar,,

Madrid, May The Democratic pa
pers appear in mourning on account of the
death of Senior Don Emilio Castelar,. the
great orator and statesman. who passed
away at Aurcia. The body will lie in
state during Sunday, and the funeral
will take place Monday. The Spanish
academy has decided to hold a special
session III memory Of Senior CASTELAR,.
The funeral Grafton will be delivered by
leading academician. The cabinet has
decided to pay state donors to the re-
mains of Senior Castelar, All the au-
thorities will go the station to meet the
body
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27

Toledo, May 41.-lmportant develop
mcnts are expected within the next few
day in the war between j. i. Morgan
and President Burke of the Ohio Central,
who is holding ont against the selling Of
the latter road. If IA compromise is not
effected, it is stated the connection be-
tween the Central Passenger mileage bll-
reau and the Ohio Central will be sever
ed. The break may result in general
decentralization of passenger rates in
Ohio and the south.