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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
latended Steamship Ssilings from YsucouTcr-
JAPAN. CHINA. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPREsS Oh CHlNA.----Juiy ., sept 10. Dee
EMPRESS OF INDIA-.---July 70 Oct. {. Dec. 81
EMPhESS or JAPAN Aug. 20. Nov 3. Jan ,
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
NARRlAOO. June % MIOWERA-.-.--JCly2 p
Tor rates apply i223 PenRsyl lvania Avenue
cel5-tu. til "a 15et
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FOR SALE-46 acres. Acc5tinS station. southern
RI'hoad, Fairfax County Va. 3 acres IN
clover; Z5J fruit trees; 4-room house and attic,
prrttiest home between Alexandra and euautilo:
Si1alI stable: fruit in abundance 81. miles from
Mount NeruUn, ~ from Alexandra; Al 800
ABRAHAM FISHER 5l2 = ST. NV. E2g-eod-3t
FOR SALE-1.0 acres. - cultivated, balance cdS
and pine; spring and well; one mile 10 Farm
ingtan wharf, I6 miles 20 Washington; dwelling
three stories, c.evCn rooms stable for four horses
hoEngry. tenant house. fenced apples pears, etc.
=. go ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 ST
iy2g-eod-5t
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WANTED-An intelligent advertising solicitor.
Box go this Office. iySiSt EN-
WANTED -First-cl.ss machinists; must be Al on
small and complicated fitt.ng and experimental
work. CAHIL TYPEWRITER COMPANY, Bar
Der Ross Building, @ 3 wednesday. Item
wANTED-Ezperienced eOlored walters; refs. -
OH st. Item
WANTED Shoemaker; single man preferred; n,.
diiEters; steady work sEATON, lz1o ~ St.
sw. lt.cm
WANTEE-A frst-class white barber. al once at
657 Pa ave. So. Item
WANTED-Cosd. strous hoys on beer and s1da
Uasoaz. r.. u. FINLEY G. SON, I2)5 ID ST.
ZEN
WANTEG-s arst-class. sober and reliable bs. Der
az Lynchhurg, Va: =Uar-E,ee given; afst-
class beard aud room secured a. s. per wees: per
manent position Apply thrcU-h mail at once,
W j. T.. 81 Man 81, LyuohbJrg. Va. II
wANTED-TNo dishva-h,r, v1itsrs. chamber
maid; q-ick- 1913 n Y ave. II
WANTEB-ordzr clerk; Also smart Young man for
office work ROOM 1. 457 9Th q. nS- II
wANTED-Ereincer. $50 per day. Adjress BOX
52i. tiis olace. Iy~l-Si
wANTEr-Co}crea hoy Apply al once. =. C..
LoSANO. 18th and SIS II
WANTED Good raan to work in oyster hcuss-
2aJ2 Il st. II
WANTED -s1Ies1nan t. represent Baltimore
firm: man for milk wagon, walters ald
GishHasher- .02 18Th ST. II
WANTED Cooks. dishwashers. walters, sA,esmen.
route agent. or o.Cer clerk. wood cutters
Iiu C a. nE-. I'd goer.
WANTED Waiter asd di-hwa=her for dining
room; REGISTRATION, II also wCn2n cook Ola
18th ST. nw.
wANrED-Tro boys. driver for doctor; other
private family; man, dairy f1Tm- loo iltR 81
nv-- II
WANTED-Youug man OS TO u years of ase) C.
assist salesman; naaI, active. and intelligent
Cali 10 p, m, 4l9 lst ST. ne IL
wANTED-Tuo beITboys. young men f.om couu-
Try. walters ( dishw1shers, drivers, por-
ter SHACkLEFORD'S, COS st. NV. II
WANTED-An intcIli.-ent and studious boy 10
learn machinist's and electrical trades. Call
9Th floor, Barber & Ross buildirg. 70 $50 Tues
day. -LEE II
WANTED-First-class hosting enEincrr. Apply
Immediately. INDIANA CONSTRUCTION CO,
9Th and sts. Sc II
WANTED Hands TO cut poplar wood, $50 per
cord Apply 10 NASH az Glyr1ont wood
yard at Both and Canal SIS, Georgetown, D. C.
WANTED in printing office, 2l3 Az st. NV.
WANTED Small hoy for plumbers shop. Apply
GAGHAN d sI,CELL. Isl5 9Th 81 NV lt
WANTED-wbite man. single, to work on dairy
farm; must be good mixer and worker. Ap-
ply az grocery store, corner Superior -. and
/ ChampllIn ave. NV, from 5 to Q O'Clock a. m.
HaJ-et,cm
/ WANTED-Ouc experienced bartender and one to
learn the business; some one active and not
afraid 10 work. give tIll name and addrcs-- Ad-
Dies BON 5ps, this office sySO2r
1 WANTED-At once. ten drst-c.lss scrapcrs: also
two frCsc0 painters. r. G.. NOLTE. SO 9th
, st. jy2g-3i
/ WANTED-Stoug white boy to work in bakery.
.l5 Irving 81 NV jy2s-3t
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Z
location: Is borders Box 5sl. this oaice.
iy2l-S..em
FOR SALE-s5a viii buy the best-paying business
in the District; something new, no oonpr-i-
ton, this is no fake. a legitimate busin - Ad-
trtss Box 555, this Office. Item
FOR SALE-Chclp milk route. A7eludin= horse.
wagon. harness. bottles ana ANS complete
Address BOX 5-5. this occ- IySIst
LADY aR GENTLEMAN with 50 can make a
h.CraJivs investment y qUics action is taken,
repay Investigation Address BJN 52s, this office.
N94-S.
TOR SNE-Gog,I Viu and fy,ureS OF luucfro7-r:
best loeasion iH city fsr saloon and r-5taur4n--
Address BON %. this Office Il
FOR SALE-A nice Ht,le cigar store; good La-,-
ne~s; a bargain If sold At once. 81 ST.
FOR SALE-C-usccti5uery; ore q the best IN
city CAPITAL BUSINESS ENCHANGE. AZ
l4Iuc Building. s1i-st
FOR sALE-A complete JOB printing ofaee- 72o
-''- o. NV u '--,-
FOR SsLE-CI.c-ry: cheap If sud a, once. good
llga,i1H- 1913 llth st. aT. N1l-~t
FOR sALE-sI75 buys stoel aad fixtures Of A
grocery store, also fIlluir--e; low rent; cause.
Government si-ultilU- Nh SMITH. 62j r 70. Nv.
ly5l5t
TOR SALE-A u,Il-cs.a5iishcd outside b,asir-=7,
which is paving SIS mo1-E. with excellent
claEce tc increase -rice St.a- this viii stand
INVESTIGATION. Address Box 81. ,h.s case
E5'st.tih
GREAT SACRiFICE-LuncH-oaru in heart q city
for $40 Acc--ss Immediately. Box JlG this
et6ce- 5y5J-5t en-
FOR SALE-0lI-e5,a. ..,h5d coalyarl for $50.
10 groceries. from 100 20 >l-05; paving
Iauchroom, cheap. NEW IOSk 81 SINESS
BROKERs, 100 81. jySJ-St
GAD BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. II. D.
GoRb0N. L-Uyer. 1885 , 81 MS. HSo-dt
FOR RENr-S4Io-n in Maryland. rent SD %;
snap W. J. DJGAN. oI7 a. Az iy13-SJ
WANTED-Pa-tHcr in the stock brokerage J1si-
Eess, IeI~.n With large acquaintance vEo can
influence trade Address BON Z9l, this Office
FOR SALE-Grocery store doing good business.
address BOX sI9, this ot.ce- iy29 ST
SALOON and small hotel II suburbs; very cheap.
W J. DUGAN, 6lI La ave jy2y-SJ
ENERGY and $50 secures Iaif Interest IN w,Il
paying business address Bon s9J. TINS Of
fee jy29-St
= sNTED-GentlCman as associate with eIcct-iclI
enSineor and contractor; must have knowledge
sf ordinary business m th0ts ard some capital.
good chance TO the .-sht man 20 make money.
Address Box 4Si, tnrs Office iy2g-5t
GROCERY and liquor sore; fine stand. W. J.
DUGAN, 6l7 La Ay- jy29-St
SALOON-On 9Th ST.. doing nice business. ". ;.
DJGAN, 6l7 la Az n29 81
HOOPS Baking Powder Worlds Best. s, IC & I5c
my2d
TIE fnest stock system in existence; large as
STOCK BROKERS" p .. Box 1854. y. Y.
6c5-u
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COUNTRY BOARD.

JERSEY COTTAGE, CoIouial Beach; arte.ia,
well; 81 per day; trans.cnts, $50; Ilk blocks
frem wharf; 80 feet frcn the water. can az
l529 18th ST. NV. iv29-st
4 FEW boardeTs for August; coed country home
address MRS. JOHN O. CAN'T, Langley, Va
iy29St
ar SiiELLFIELD. on the Potomac three miles
from Colonial Beach; boating, fishing ana
u hiny free; 81 per day; So per week G. J.
goldman, Maple Grove, Va jyI9-55t
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Fon sALu-HomsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SN-E-CEeap. very handsome young brown
mare; fast traveller; suit any business; safe tor
lady 20 drive; also good buggy, cheap Apply
stable rear of 80 ID - Nv. jy3I-it
FOR SALE--Tesm OF yourg mules los II st. NV.
jy5I-5t
FOR SALE-Horse. wagon, and harness rs .th
st. Sc jy5Jsl. en-
FCR SALE-Pair matched BAYS; years old: PAGER
years old; can show a mile 2:35 or bette; TO
mark / good family horse. 8 years old; first
class dirt wagons. In alley, between G. ard H.
ID and 9Th sts. ne. jv5J-3- EN-
IOR S''-E-Fwo nice driving horses and pnou-
matte rau@bout. 1907 e-h So. NV Jyz9St
FOR sALE-EigLt young horses and mares; been
used in aud ahClt city; suitable for any E--i-
ave. NV. ii27-7t. On
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SITUATIONS wAvTED-SIALE.

WANTED Situation in store or as dr.yer for
doctor, or as porter IlJs ith ST. nw. T.
NANTED-By experienced bartender. situlti1n;
good refs g. a B., 1920 st. ne.
iy.slst- en-
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Or SALE-Fine grade bicycle and lamp. com
p.ote, Sli.15; at Cnce SO 9th - NV. v3o-3t
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FOR SALE OR RExT-HoUsEs.
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rEsINEsS CHANCES.

yOR SaLE-Estahlishcd boarding house, splendid
location: Is bolr6ers Box ST. this Office.
jy2l-3..em
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HELP wAxTED-MALE.

WANTED-An intelligent advertising solicitor.
Box go this Office. iy3I-3t EN-
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FOR sALE-nICYcLEs.

We ARE closing cut the entire stock OF bi-h-
grade u3-t3-date bicycles; SO up. worth fliIy
double; tires and sundries al greatly reduced
prices; examine our stock before buying La
80 FISH Bicycle MachHist, III 9Th ST NV
jy3i-3t EN-
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BICVCLESl BICYCLES, We are now installed in
out new hcn.e and invite our customers 70 call
US there. VIC in position 10 better supply
their needs. as we have g.estly enlarged our
stOeb. Ne still continue the sale OF the Saa
PioEccr, complete with lamp and belT at SI9 -.
They won't last long, though Also have fex
low as So Supplies, such bells lamps
tires, At greatly reduced prices at NATION Al.
CYCLE Co, Sz91s 18th st. Iy3l-tf
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FOR sALE-AOUsES.

VI
FOR SALE-Hl O.. 81. sy., frame house. with
bake oven -four she'd wagan % shed. stable. etc
Address owner, 1879 oh 81 Hv-, A GROSS
5g3l-3t,cm
Il OR SALE Beautilul C-roga house. northeast;
worth 5000 faT $50; must be sold NEW
NORh BUSINESS BROKERS. 1905 F ST.. iy30-5t
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ron RENT-FLATs

For RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT Flat Of rooms. 2d f11-. scItlwe-,
corner loth and X SIS nw. Apply o. I01f h
Il. NV. jy5I-st
FOR RENT -Thr,e-rogm fur fat: ii floor: q as
enable l50I OH 81 nv. iyaJ3-. .em
TOR RENT-FlstS. FIVE roo-rs tile bath. lot
water heat. 3l-0 18th 81. only SIC. W r.
NETCsLF, 1905 sr. west
HCOS5s AND BOARD.
G54 X ST NW--Front room, with excellent
table board for two, s. per week each iy3l-sl
FOR RFNT-Furuisaed front room; room and
board f.r lUo, $50. opposite Var and Navy
Departments. 1905 ST. NV jy513-
FOR RENT-I0 Grant Place NV. large second
story front room. With Board. for two. SIS;
desirable room on same floor, S&5. is9-5t
BEAUTIFUL third hoor furnished room; suitable
for two. rs Z. Capitol 81. jy2pSr
IVANTED-Tvo b-ardgrs cool room. good board: +:
bath; $3.50 per week each. 2037 Il st. NV.
iyzg-3t
rCE RENT-Fur. roor-s. with board; location
central AZ 9Th ST. NV. Iyli-tf era
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31

The Long Looked-For Summer Out
ing Time is Here.

The summer outing is the upper
most thought in the minds of many
just now. 1t naturally brings with
it the perplexing questions as to
where everything requisite can be
gotten with the least worry and with
as little delay as possible. A. A.
Smith & Bro, Miles Granite Build
ing, have made special efforts to be
prepared for such important outing
needs as these:
Mems lightweight Serge and Elan
mel Suits, Cloth and Canvas Shoes,
Negligee Shirts in all styles and
prices, new Fancy Summer Hosiery,
Lightweight Crash Hats and Caps,
White and Mixed patterns in Fancy
Vests, ETC., etc. Also the most ex.
tensive line of novelties in Summer
Neckwear- to be found anywhere. In
this connection il may be stated on
their own authority that they appre-
ciate visits from people who wish tt
look at goods as well as those who
buy, SO remember a call from you is
welcome. tt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31
CITY LOCALS

W. w. Lapoint delivered the Mem
oral day address in Chelsea. John
w. Gordon in Waitsiield.
Every reader of The TELEGRAM
should take advantage of the Union
Cash Bazaar Co. S special June sale.
They have an endless variety of new,
clean and seasonablc stock, and at
prices which ought to appeal to every
housewife.
Plain white crockery at about half
price at the Union Cash Bazaar Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Lapoint spent
Memorial day in Chelsea.
This morning the city knocked
down the fence Mrs. l.. Z. Smith had
placed on her land on Elm street ex-
tension. Her son Henry is there on
guard, and will use force if necessary
to prevent them from using it.
James Simmons of Montpelier was
arrested yesterday by officer l.. N.
Gauthier. He appeared before Judge
Boycc this morning but was sent back
to the cell pending disclosure. The
case of A. Malnati for keeping with
intent to sell was mol pressed before
Justice A. &. Fay this morning.
An interesting base ball game took
place yesterday between the Baraca
Bible class and the Rev. j. A. Sher-
burns Sunday School class. The
score was 30 to 81 in favor of the
Sherburn class. The make up of the
teams was Baracas: Cook. Heath,
Hutchinson, Cilley, Phelps, G. More
house, Hayward. Shcrburns; Dens-
more, Patch, Bradley, Phillips, White,
Batchelder, Conner, GriSWOld and
jackson. Both teams wish to thank
Mr.. Hutchinson for his excellent
umpiring.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31
BARRE BOYS CLUB.

All the members Of the committee
appointed to further the work in the
interest of the boys of Barre met last
evening at the home of Rev. Etlie X.
NJ. Jones for the purpose of pushing
forward the foundation of a boys
club. The committee have been in.
vestigating and making plans for the
work and after hearing the reports of
the different members the success
of the undertaking seems assured.
Several large sums have already
been pledged and if the people will
continue to assist this cause 10y their
financial and moral support the work
Will be commenced within short
time. A sympathetic canvass for
funds will shortly be instituted by
means of subscription books and the
committee hope that everyone will
respond as literally as this work for
the elevation of our city deserves. TO
carry out the plans desired it will be
necessary to raise nearly $500 and
from every indication this will be pos
sble. The committee are anxious to
get this club established at once and
every effort is being put forward to
this end.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31
THE OPENING A SUCCESS.
The Trotting Park Meeting Yester-
day.

The attractions at the trotting park
Yesterday afternoon was Miss Lillian
Shaller and base ball game between
the kilograms and the Buringtons.
Miss Skaters performance was Ger
tainly grand one and should prove a
great attraction for any place where
there is track. Her favorite horse
Boston, is certainly wonder and is
the most intelligent beast travelling.
He has not to be told twice to do a
thing but on the first command will
do what he is told.
When Miss Shafrer appears stand
ing on the backs of "GhOSt" and
'Bluc String" and runs them around
the track at full speed it took the
spectators off their feet and the ap.
plause was deafening,
"Queen Ress" the Canadian jumper
showed up in good style, but that in
telligent animal "Tom Mack" when
he runs against Miss Shaifer, who is
mounted on thoroughbred, created
great excitement as the race was a
good one. The fast running of the
thOroughbreds hitched to bike was a
feature.
Tine base ball game was considered
by the cranks as the best Barre has
had in many years.
The Burlingtons are splendid
team but need little practice, in
fact yesterdays team although COM
posed of good players, were just pick
ed up and had no practice whatever.
The kilograms did nobly and sur.
prised all the enthusiasts with fine
exhibition. Chamberlain is a wonder.
full pitcher and with a little heavier
man to hold him behind the bat
would make the plate pretty pat.
Both teams played splendid ball but
the home team had the best of it all
through, they having but three errors
and the BurlingtOns six. 1t was a
pitchers battle throughout as Doyle
struck out thirteen and Chamberlain
twenty.
The score was s to 4, in favor Of the
kilograms.
The teams lined upas follows:
Burlington Doyle, pitch: Howe,
2n1.: Downing, 1st.; Williams,
short; Doyle, 3rd; Simpson, left: Gil
lette centre: Wright, right; Bills,
catch.
Telegrams-Hodgeon, right: Gilley,
lst.: Morse, 3rd.: McI.ain, catch
Petrie, s. s.: Thayer, left: Dombros-
kie, End; Douglass, centre: Chamber.
lain, pitch.
umpires, W. Brady. Burlington:
Frank Brown, Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31
THE MIGRANT QUESTION.
Aldermen and Chief Phelps Me
this Morning.

A Especial meeting of the aldermen
was held this morning to consider the
placing of new MIGRANTS and other
business.
The matter of MIGRANTS was left
in the hands of City Engineer Currier
and Chief of Fire Brigade Phelps to
look into and report tomorrow night
at o'clock.
The matter of hook and ladder truck
was brought up and Chief Phelps
made Il report. He said the truck at
Burlington was not what was wanted.
1t is now coming to the time when
this city will have to have a partially
paid department.
AT the rate we have been growing
and the rate we will continue to grow
it becomes necessary for paid de-
partment and the sooner we have one
the better. AS far as the>new appar-
atus is concerned | think that we
should get everything modern and of
the best.
When the question of new site
for new fire station was asked him
he said he was sorry he did not work
around when the city hall was being
built and see if they could not have
a new fire station placed there.
The street commissioners were
authorized to work that portion of
Franklin street as follows: Commence
ingon Elm street and follow the survey
of said street as far as fremont street
and for that purpose are further di-
rectcd to remove any and all obstruc-
tions necessary to accomplish that
end.
Mr., Phelps was asked if the water
from East Barre could not be turned
on, as we are very short of water.
This gentleman gave his opinion, and
City Attorney Barney was called in
and asked to see the judges of the SUI
preme court and get their judgment,
SO that the water could be turned on.
After lengthy conference an ad-
iOurnment was taken until tomorrow
night at 6 o'clock.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31
CITY news

NJ. Levin is in Burlington today on
business,
w. II. Buchanan was in Roxbury
Tuesday evening.
A. f. Batchelder is out again after
few weeks illness.
A. A. Sargent delivered the memo
rial address at Waterbury.
W. II. H. Luckett left today for
South Royalton to act as agent.
Alex Gordon and family spent Sun
day at the Williamstown Gulf House.
l. Lamar and family returned yes
terday from weeks visit to Montre-
al.
Miss Lois Giffin and Miss Grace
McSorley spent yesterday in North
field.
Ira G. Calef and sister Miss Lucy of
Washington left yesterday for New
OK on VlSlU.
Work was commenced this morning
digging ditch for the new city water
main en- Allen st.
Church and Dana have rented the
lunch room of Jack Cayhue and OPP
ened there yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Daniel of
Hardwick were the guests of w. II.
Haviland yesterday.
George Barnard is cXcavating a Gel
lar near Clark Shepard's and will
build there this summer.
Chester Sanborn has purchased a
house lot from Clark Shepard and ex-
poets to build on it this year.
City Engineer Currier is only work.
ing six men at present on the Bolster
reservoir. The work IS nearly COM
pletcd.
The Baraca Bible class of the Bap-
fist church held a supper there Tues
day evening, and most enjoyable
time was had
Miss Lillian Shaffer and her manag-
err, f. B. Hoffman left this morning
for Combination Park, Medford,
Mass. on three weeks engagement.
The children having part in the
Children's Day concert at the HEIDI
ing church, are requested to meet at
the church Friday night just after
school.
f. B. Cate has contract to furnish
80 gallons of ice cream and the CON
fectionery for O. II. Hale's pavilion
which opens Friday and Saturday of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Welcome, who
have been stopping with Ira c. Calef
of Washington, went to New York
yesterday from which place they Will
sail June 9Th for Europe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31
COMPANY E.
Frank Gladding elected Lieutenant.
Other Officers.

Frank Gladding elected Lieutenant
Other Officers.
Tuesday night the election for End.
Lieutenant of Co. f took place before
Captain Bert Wells who presided.
The first and only nomination was
that of Frank II. Gladding and he
was unanimously elected. This
election fills all the vacancies which
have occurred in Co. e and putsat the
head of the same three of the young
est officers in the state. The three
of them, Capt Thomas G. Carswell,
lst. Lieut., w. A. Murray and the
newly elected 2nd. Lieut.. are all "a
years of age.
Mr.. Gladding enlisted May l6, 1895,
was elected corporal March Ii, 1897:
sergeant Jan. 6, 1898, and second leu
tenant May 20, 1900.
The company is now full, having
four men on the reserve, and to give
an added interest to the shooting, the
officers have put up a gold medal to
be competed for. This is to be shot
| for on a date to be set sometime be-
fore going to muster and is for pri-
Yates only, all sharphsooters and non
commissioned officers being barred.
The company goes to Mortified on
June l6 for their annual June drill
when battalion composed of compan-
les E, II, and +, and one company of
cadets will be put through.
Before going out on parade ycster-
day the following non-commisSioned
officers were appointed.
II. b. Meaker, right guide: Corporal
G. A. Wheaton promoted to sergeant:
Prvates Joseph Wood and w. e. Rust
to corporals.
The company will have drill to-
night at 630 sharp.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31
THE GRAND LIST.
Assessors Report Shows an Increase
of$853.60.

The Board of assessors completed
and filed Tuesday evening in the city
clerks Office their official report of
the grand list. This is the first re-
port that has been made that is in
any way correct and Isl the only Off
cial one that has been published this
year. The TELEGRAM might have
got out an "Oflcial" list of it's own
some weeks ago but it would of neces-
sity have been several thousand dol
lars out of the way just as were the
reports published at that time.
Following is the result of the find
ings II the assessors who are Carl
Hall, L. f. Smith and Charles A.
Smith.
GRAND LIST.
Real Estate $2,S37,70S. 90
Personal Property 1884, 703. 90
Total So, l72,471.00
One per cent. of Real and
Personal $3l,
Taxable Polls (2315 at s2.OWs4, 630. 90
Total grand list S36, 354.71
This gives an increase in the grand
list of $S5369 over what it was last
year when the total was:
Real estate 50, 754, 67S.00
Personal property 1894, S24.OO
Total S3,0S9, 502. 90
One per cent. of real and
personal $50, 800. OF
Taxable polls (2303 at 5000 $4,000
Total grand list 1865. II
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31

Anton Heckcr has placed new
cash registerin his store.
Henry Alexander takes possession
tomorrow of the billiard parlors OF
George Marion. He invites every
body to drop in and have a cigar.
f. M. Waterman went to Burling.
ton yesterday on short business trip
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31

Postmaster Morse of Fillmore was
in the city on business today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31

w. W. Lapoint delivered the Mem
orial day address in Chelsea. John
w. Gordon in Waitseld.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-31

It's folly to suffer from that horrible
plague of the night, itching piles. Doan's
Ointment cures quickly and permanently
At any drug store, so cents. DIV
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

Ono 10 reminded Of Marryat's
romanccs in reading in the August ST.
Nicholas Reginald Gourlsy's story of
The Lucky Lieutenant The difference
between Midshipman Easy or one of
his fellows and the Hon. John O'Brien.
Is that the former was fictitious and
the latter real. The young Irish officer
lived through series OF hairbresdth
escapes by sea and land and eloped at
las, with his old love. who brought
him half a million sterling the marriage
occurring, of course at Greina Green.
The explosion OF the lieutenants ship
prepares the reader for All account OF
The Greatest Explosion OF Modern
times" that OF the volcano OF Kraka.
tua. In isss, the noise OF which wa,
heard 5000 miles away.