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New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
orHER MAHKETs-RY TELEGRArH

Chicago June i4-Cattle-Receips. 5000 head. nclud-
Ing L5U Texans; choice steady others slow butchers
weak good prime s. 40 ST.
4oH$5 70. stockers and feeders
steady. others S2GS3 cows 81 TcSi
s. 1895. weak S2I$2 65 bulls slow
s. 0o0Si 30 calves arm AZ - 50nS6 % Texas fed
81 30: bulls 50 75N$S rs Hogs-Receipts
day 80 600 head; tomorrow 5000. left estimated
5000 market generally weak; top S6 -: mixed and
butchers IS 75f$6 10: choice heavy s. 0Od$6 10
rough heavy So 75QS5 50; light S. 75GS6 orr bulk OF
sales. 81 95GS6 sheep Receipts 60oo. sheep steady
port. 81 ~: contract. 81 40: clipped and
wooed lambs steady: spring weak. up IS 80;
choice Wethers So 9JdS4 -. fair mixed So
Si So 9n1S4 %; yearlincs S4Gsf 4O
tive lambs Sf1S5 o.; Western lambs. 81 656$5 %.
Cincinnati. June 1itfcgs dull and lower 81 10dS6
Cattle steady at 81 5o1S5 25 sheep at Se0S3 co
Lambs So 50f'S5 -
East Liberty IiCattle-Steady; So 9OaS6;
prime So 7O1l$5 so: s. fC1S5 Hogs and
lower prime assorted mediums So 17 heavy hogs SO Is
QS6 l7i@ heavy Workers. SO Is; light do and best
81 2'2@$6 l5 skins, s. 50s 80 rouGhs S+Gs5 60 Sheep
slow: SO 70GS3 s5; cus common 81 80
80. yearlinFs 6Oa$4 I5 good So
ll%i 30; veal calves. S6li S6 y
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-NoIk. June IA la0l
COFFEE-ccnee futures were tTihe easter to-day
rhe crop country and a limited demand for the spot
article The market opened steady with prices
changed TO > points
ffe-c was lle rally prices Trading active
durir with the metal clique said TO he the
heaviest buyers Europe sold sparingly In our market
Tho close barely steady. with prices net unchanged
:, points lower Total sales $50 bags. Late
sye cables unim2-rtant. the decline for the
6av in market being i frame Hamburg
6rouped a partial y pfennig No charge was noted IN
Brazilian although the exchange rate At
Rio advanced sd Receipts the ports aEgre
interior movement reaching 1850
fsrs spot coffee and with quotations
based on less nominal basis OF Sc for BIO
\ ne No !. invoice lots The pres
ert stock coffee HaNre is l.664e1 bags o which
100000 Brazilian. against l,6iSue0 ana l"s'''So
bass. respectively. last week.
e raee prices N the local market to-day
was q follows
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15

London CPscfc CoasO steady s4af4 los. Flour-St.
Louis fancy dull frna india mess.
SIS Sd Pork steady prime mess, Western. Sis Hans
Short ] 10 Sd. Lard firm: prime
Western. terces 43s: American refined in pals as
Cd Bacon hrm: Cumberland cut. 20 to 80 ID. as 9i
short rib 10 long clear mtddles light, .
to "a No. ass 3D. Ions clear midles heavy IS 70 40 10
42s; short 90 n 42 Sd. clear bellies
IA 70 16 10 As 3D. ShouldersSquare IL to l3 10 steady
Sos &C. Butter dull United States SSs good United
states eos Cheese-AmerCan finest white and cclored
new steady, ass Tanow-Prine city quiet 25s Aus
trallan in London steady o6s Cottonseed oil-Hu
fined spot steady. 2as Sd Turpentine-Spirits steady
us Rosin-ComEoR steady. Sd Petroleuul-Reiin
steady. cad Linseed oil firm
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
BALTIMORE 2. ohio RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD

through trains New York. foot OF Chambers r
follows. and 5 minutes earlier
300 a IN. Daily-Solid train for Buffalo. D. m.
Binghamton Waverly. Elmira and Bradford. Coachaa
pari0r and cafe dining to Buffalo.
$50 D. m. Daiy.-ChiCagO Lmited-Fast Maif-Sofd
train Chicago arriving s. 20
SIeepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car
80 m. Daily-Bu aIo and Cleveland AR
Buffalo 7.05 Bradford 20. jamestown and Yornxs-
town 10 - Cleveland IL so D. Sleepers
fao and Cleveland. Cats
DI5 D. Daiy.--SO'd train aynchamtoa Waver-
y, Elmira. Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago Cin-
Clnuati Dining
rIyICKETs. local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
l. ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. If3 a6i 500 ana iIsS
broadway. fS7 East I25th 81 eI3 West Ie5th ST.
Chambers and West sd 81 ferries York: sss and
500 FuitCE 81. 9S Broadway. Rr0OSlyn.
IIohoken. and jersey CITY station. York Transfer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. II. p m.-Cotton-Spot-Mo Moderate
business; prices barely steady American middlng fair
332d good middling, y 32d mddling. 10 3D.
mddng 4asc: good ordinary. 4isd ordinary. sad The
the day bales. which were for
speculation and export. included 200 American Re
cepts 5000 bales including 1900 American. Futures
opened quiet closed steady; American mddng m c.
June. 30-6id buyers June and July. 296ia4 3O-64f
sellers July and August. 2S64Gi 2'64d buyers; August
September 23-G4d sellers September, 23-6sd sell
ers; October o c. G64Q4 I-6id buyers; October and
November. 4-6id buyers November and December
264d sellers December and January, 2-6id Sellers
lanuarV EehruarV 4 2-G4d seers.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
93 55-1OO

The approximate OF the Hen charge satisfy
which described property is to he sold is
s4OR1 thereon from the 22nd day of May.
1901 together allowances amounting
Sa5 30 with interest from the 2Sth day OF Nav. 1901,
together with expenses Of sale The
amount other liens which
allowed by the purchaser OUT of The purchase money
or Maid Y s 81 interest
Dated New York. June :. 1901
ARrIUR D. TRCAN- Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

New-orleans June Cotton auiet; midding Sc; low
mddng 7isc: good ordinary Ice receipts S62 bales
the Continent 2o bales coastwise 21 bales
sales 800 bales: stock. POS bales.
Galveston June li.-CottOn steady middltng SC; low
mddng 74sc good ordinary 6sc; receipts, 6126 bales;
sales. 1908 bales: stock. 30 1856 bales.
Baltimore June 14.-Cotton nominal: middling. SIC:
low middling. ll-l6c; good ordinary 1-16c;
cepts 957 bales: lose bales: 692. bales
savannah June iCorton steady; middling, I%.c; low
mddnC Tc. good ordinary. bales.
ports coGstwise 100 bales: stock. 80 525 bales
14.-Cotton
mddng 7sc; good ordinary 69c receipts IS bales
gross sales 1850 bales
stock, 1901 66. 776 bales: do 1900. 80, S63 bales.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15

Spot cotton closed dull with quotations unchanged on
The a s2sc mddlng upland and SIC for mid
ding Cus sales 70 bales Southern spot markets
teleesphed follows: NeHCrleans quiet unchanged AT
Sc Mobile nominal unchanged 7c SaVanr N steady.
unchanged 81 7%c, Charleston hrn unchanged 74c;
Wilmington firm unchanged. 7&c: Norfolk frn un-
changed l-I6c Baltimore nominal. unchanged, at
sc Augusta quiet and steady unchanged az sac 81
Louis steady ilc lower ISsc.
Receipts a cotton al the ports to-day. compared with
he tctas and of tbs week last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
new YORK Central.

s.I2 A. NJ. and 3.35 p. NJ Daily except Sunday tn
Pittsheld: Sundays only al O. 20 4. NJ
Pullman OF all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113 PSI. 415 and 12i6 Broadway .
Union So W, 2TJ Columbus Ave. 133 West I25th ST
f25th 13Sth stations New York: cas- ara 7cs
Fulton 81. Broadway, z. d. Rrookiyn -
Telephone Street York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked residence bv
Westcott Express Company. :"
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15

Stock at all United States ports 4O2 1s4
year 2l5 ses
Stock az all interior towns 277
STOCK at all interior towns time last
stock at Liverpool 721OoO
stock at Liverpool same tine last $4,000
stock OF American afoat for Great Brain.... 5000
Stock Of American afoat for Great Britain
time last $4,000
The following are the total receipts cotton at all
since
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave FranElin 81 station New-York as >ol-
lows, and - min. later Foot West 42d ST. " n
.;io \ M-For interim points - Albany Montreal
tll;2O a Nd Lake Mohonk, Mirnewaska. Saratoga
CatskiN Mountains.
.f:C0 T. N-ChicagO Express
80 = M-Cont Ltd for Detroit. Chicago & ST I.ous
% :f3 r Ne For Hudson River Points and AIba1v
-6;l9 r. N-For Rochester. Buffalo. CIeve & Chicago
ts:t9 M-Eor Rochester Buffalo, Detroit & ST. Louis
Nt:t' = Ni-rcr Syfa-. EOch-. Mag Falls e Chi
DAILY. tDai.v except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
1eN No / at lots a NJ. at 2.f5 p Leaves Jer-
sAY tlty. L. II p sta. Nc i. A . at 3.S5
p. NJ. Time tables principal and Offices Bag
gage checked from hotel residence Weslcotts Ex-
press. &. z LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT. n y
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, June 14-Cosing Wheat-Spot dull; No 2
red Western winter. IS lid: No Northern spring 5s
loisd; No 1 California. 6s nd futures dun: July IS
mixed new. as ioS.d; American mixed cid. As 2isd:
futures quiet; July, SIS 104d: September IS II
b.. naminAl. Psa--Canadian steady. % Sd. Hops at
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
NAVAL STORES.
R, Regnlars; :rI! =, s2 %; do. oil bbls. 81.

There was nothing Of Importance in market
1or spirits to-day steady undsrtone prevailed
changed prices. Rosin, tar and pitch ruled quiet
quote: A
TAR-Regulars, So O5: do oil bbls 81
SPIRITS TCRPF NTINE-351aG y G36c.
. Common TO good strained 81 go f. 81 65: F.
81 81 @ do ~ 81 10 81 so; 81 90; X. 50 20; NJ 81 80; "
81 30 w c. SO Is; w W. So
STOCK ON HAND
snirffs t,r Isl opis
lar 100 bbls
Charleston. June l4.-Turpentine firm Sic
irm and unchanged
Savannah June 1t-spirits trrrentine firm s3c
ceipts l947 bbls; sales S92; 1874
25S5
lmington, June H-Spirits turpentine steady 322
433c receipts 81 casks. Rosin at 9jcq$1: receipts
5o4 bhls Crude turpentine steady 81 10 50 10
ceipts 100 bbls. Tar firm 81 so receipts 81 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
Raiirodos
DEHHSYLVANIA
Fl


sTsToSS sN1 fs 6 wsT @ sTss
sg'rhe Leaving time fror, Desb1o..e. and
hat given below for M T"a%ss-shira aa street
fSr ThfF* q two sssst r.tlor
Cars New Pittsburg S.eepins Car Pitsours to
s5 " EAT f aDa fsSIsaaa Com
SiesPns Dining Smckns and in
1.55 II. Vi. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
For Tciedo. Louisville CizcinnatD indianapolis.
s-55 p. VI. ST LoCIs ExPagss-For Pi,tssurg. In
55 r. H. IVES rtN 3 xpRf. 55s n5s Chicago For
p YePS saFTGay IRiss CeE p,,,urr and
9hicaso For kn9xyiie daily VIA shensndsash Valley
sss p w. CI7,vFIS4sb xxD 5TNcISN1TI Tx-
PRESS-For Pittsbarg. Cleveland. Nashville tvia Gin
. wasHISGTos AND TIE SOUTH.
10 200 Dining Carr. Ross Dining carr m Y 50 ? 10
ooea5rosTes and C3rtlandt streets 2Zg G can =.
Dining Car - Dining Carr. O. p p Hl y 10 night
''6orsreqsi5ra i1 all Pa-loT and Dining Cars, as
- Dining Carr, ass Dining carr. 925 p NJ 121o
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Exprsss. as. 425 ?. II 10
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-Express s.55 and . cs
sEA19AD 7aIads All: AIR ILN EAILwAToTida and M.;a N
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-For Memphi.
ciiEsA sAPEA1E AND OHIO RAILwAY.-s.55 a. m. and
FOR eaS OLD al. roINT M COMFORT and NoRFoLK-z5S
ATLANTIC eTTYe SrP soG p m "a daily ana
sundays T55 Through VestibuIed Trains Buffet
Iarior tars and STANDARD Coaches. on weekdays
Sar.9r smoking car Parlor Cars. Dining Car. and
sIallard coaches SUNDAYS
,,-ltfE MAf--l2.|5 .. m. weekdays
p'ih.S on New York and Long Branch Railroad frcm
Vest twenty third Street Stat!on) S55 a. m. - 90
- . - 40 and ass p. Sundays. Is a. m. IS
H uIon Desbrosses and Cortlardt Strests). $780, 900
a m. ESQ 30. $40 40 ard $40 2. m. Sundays.
Q n r., FOR PHILADELPHIA.
!DtosseS and Cortlandts Streets g. 2O. 725. u.s.
- so 95 t955 Penna Limited. 10 10 CDesbrosses
ana CoTtandt Streets 10 20) Dining Carr. fo35 Dining
Sat' I.5 a. 10 55. CDesbros>es Cortls ndr
streets 2O 255, 3 25. ass 425. 4a5 Dining Carl.
30 tDning carr SIS Dining carr. 755. s.25. SIS.
50 m ~ lc night sundays, g TO- T55 tno coschssl
Sd 500 -. A5I ULmlted). 955. 10 55 Dining Carl
a M IL IS Dining Carr. 3.25 3.55. lbs Dining
Sarl' 80 Dining Carl 555 Dining Carr. T55. s g.
500 b. o. m t2. 10 night
1icket offices Nos i61 1t9e 1884 2sI Broatway
- Ffth Avenue (5elow 23d SIl; Astor House. West
Wentythird Street station. and stations foot OF Des
presses and Cortlandt Streets: Court
street; 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
Irooklyn Station. Jersey City The New Transfer
company Will call for and check from hotels
ard residences through destination
Telephone 9l Eighteenth Street. for Rail-
road Cab Service.
]. B. HUTCHINSON T. n WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agsnt.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
S3rd 81.
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The premises secondly above described namely parcel
VIII be sold subject a mortgage $i2. 500 bearing
interest at i's held by the New Savings
Dated New York. 4th 1901
JAMES II TUTTLE. Referee.
ApolPH EIOCH Attorney for plaintiffs. No. 90 Nassau
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15

Cash quotations We're as follows; Flour dun: No
spring wheat I2a73c: No 3 661s967s.c: No red re
No corn Al s9f2c; No yellow 42c; No oats. ~
No . white zoe: No white 2792s9sc: No 2 rye 4sc:
56c; No l faxseed. 81 1IGs1 %: No Northwestern.
81 T2a timothy So clover, contract grade
50 so pork. bb s1i T5s14 s0 lard 100 ~
81 5cSS 52l2 short ribs sides 0oosel 81 eoSS 10; dry
shoulders boxed) Sc sT5TsT 121 clear sides
tbcxed whskey, Of high wines. 81 %
on the Produce EXCHANGE to-day the butter market was
steady Creameries. 15G1S@ac: daries lg 6ec Cheese
steady, SA 101sc Eggs steady, lO12c-
Duluth. 14.-Close: Wheat cash No hard, 52iac;
ssntemSeT esG oats no s727c rye s 4c
Milwaukee. June 14.-Vheat steady; No Nor;sarn
7I1ac; No 2 Northern. 7olac: July. 7O1la7Olsc. Rye
pie. 4OG53lac.
Minneapolis. 14-CIosewheat. 6Ti2c; July G6'sc
September e6i4c on track. No. hard, 69lae; No.
Northern iac: Northern. e41 965lsc F1our-Firs
clears, 81 G5dS2 20 second clears s2as2 TO- Bran in
bulk. S11 50dS1l rs
Philadelphia. June 14-wheat 1.c lower: contract
grade. June. T5I4 Q752.c Iac higher No mixed
45a45c. Oats dull and lower No white clipped
339. a34c, Butter Arm: good demand fancy Western
creamery. 1910; do prints Ice; do nearby 2oc Eggs
firm demand; fresh. nearby lie; do Western lie
Southwestern 3c DO Southern. l2c Cheese dull and
to choice sad9c. Receipts-Flour LOCO bbIs and 295T
sacks: wheat bush; 113 900 bush:
1900 bush Shipments-Whea 10000 bush; corn 1000
BUSH 1900 bush
este; July 68is G6j4sc: September. 667sa6ec; No 2
7oaaT1h Corn No 2 cash. 401Hc; July. 4gtsc; Sep
September. 25i2c; No. white. 30ia931c
Toledo. June 14-wheat dull: lower; cash nc;
July Tlsc; September. 7ossc. Corn dull: firm Cash
and July. 42izc; September. 43.e Oats active; hrn.
clover seed. cash prime. SIS so; October. s. 80
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
ARE YOU A WINNER

Whether you win lose in the Suburban
To-day, Will want read the best
count of this noted race. You will find fl In
The Sunday Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
BLUE IS. ORANGE AND BLACK.

ParsiEans either color will find "a
complete report Of the NaIe-PrtncetOn base
ball game In The sunday Tribune to-mor
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
CENTRAL R. R. Of New JERSEY.
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ThrouGh Point Pleasant 1000 n. 100. g. As. 4so
?. sundays. 1000 a. leo. SEQ p.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$500 300 $1,000 s1l 30 a. WOO.
.l9O - 90 4O t4OO ss4OO. t49o 800 200. t7so.
s9OO % y. m. 40 - ndt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$500 sI0GO. -l1S0 a. f100. st30. s3 20.
800 90 p m. ~ mdt.
Offices: Liberty Ferry, South Ferry I13. cs1 asa.
$500 1854 Broadway: 1S2 5th Ave. 73T 6th Ave. IS
Union So West 15S I25th St. 27a West 125th ST..
Ave. New York; Court ST. 344 $50 Fui
Brooklyn; 9s Broadway. Williamsburg New York
checks baggage destination
'From Liberty ST. only. -Daily fDaily except Sun
SSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
PAyRICIAN NOSES

PATRICIAN NOSES.
The Sunday Tribune Tomorrow
yOu what they Indicate to the character
of those who possess them.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15

coffee cables: Santos-Coee market steady good aver
sre Santos. 4S40O. receipts 1900 bags: stock. '4Wo
haze Hanbu-g-Coee market opened AZ : pig decline
30 7, n vas net unchanged mfg lower. sales.
bags HayIeCofee market opened STEADY, = frame
lae-er. m uncnaneed 3 D STEADY and un-
changed. $3.50 unchanged; total sales. 5000 bags
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
4he statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol-

Rio-Cohee market firm. No I, Rio. ss775; exchange.
receipts 1900 cleared for the United states.
bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags; stock 2S0oo
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15

Cotton special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
oceIate demand sales 900 bales speculation and
pif. 800; American 70OO receipts. 5000 American.
sy middling -Ipand. 10 32d. Futuree opened barely
sady; sellers lezd advance: closed steady. l3s TO
points net higher. DecernberJanuary ana January FEB
.sy fo2s; June s50b: June-Juy. 2sits; July August
szst1b' August-september and September m i25s;
Deater s0sizb October November. 4o4b: Novem-
december so2s Mancheser-Tarns dull but steady.
eho cloths In good demand
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-19
EAST ORANGE.

The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Hutchinson, to the number of about
thirty five, gave them surprise party
last Thursday night, and real sur
prise it was. About II O'Clock supper
was served consisting OF oysters, pies,
cakes, and everything good to eat. A
genuine good time was the verdict of
all, but it stands the people In hand
about here to be on their good behav.
Tor nowadays, for there is no knowing
where they will allght next time.
Rev. Mr.. Boyd and family are going
ing to keeping house In Scion Moore S
house. 1t is expected they will come
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson
was in town the last of the week.
r. Richardson lost a good horse last
Saturday.
G. w. Davis lost valuable COW last
week by her being hooked by the other
cattle in the yard. Dorman Magoon
has lost two head OF young cattle.
H. G. Simpson was in Bradford last
Saturday on business. 1t has bt en-
whispered that he took unto himself a
better half, but as we haven't seen her
We guess it isn't SO.
Dorithy Stewart has returned to
West Topsham, after spending week
at George Simpsons, the guest of Miss
Bessie Simpson.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-19
ia, 118 Main Street, Barre, w.

Dell Cutler who lives near Whea.
tons quarry and works here has had
to stay at home for the past week
on account Of the drifts. He resumed
work Saturday.
Regular meeting Of Camp Granite
City M. W. Of A., tonight.
Over the Teacups club meet on
Thursday Feb. 81 with Mrs. Marcella
Sheplee. Roll call answered with
items about Washington; current
events. club; critic Mrs. Benedict.
Program: Authors continued, Robert
Pollock, Mrs. Allen; William Bennett,
Mrs. Bradford; selection, Mrs. jack
son. I'd
H. f. Cutler left yesterday for Bos,
ton. He was accompa MED on his trip
by his brother Clinton Cutler of Plain
field.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-19
CITY NEWS

Harry Houghton has resigned as
captain and manager of the Granite
City bowling team, and all those who
would like to join the team for the
rest OF the season are"requested to be
at Morse's alleys tonight when prac.
tice game Will be played with the
CreScentS.
At the meeting of the Barre G.. {.
N. u, last night the old board CT Off
GERS was elected, excepting that Henry
Caselini was elected vice-president.
The Murray club social which was
to have been held at Mrs. Braley' s
tonight has been postponed.
There will be q meeting Of the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid society this
evening at ! o'clock.
The appetite of the streets for sand
has been satiated. Together with the
public in general we extend our graft
tude to the street commissioner.
George T.. Corners furniture stol e
has been newly painted and the walls
handsomely decorated. He is get
ting 10 a heavy stock Of new go DIS
today.
Dancing school public In Miles hall
tonight. Only SO cents couple.
Toe Red Mems banquet, which was
to have been held Friday evening,
is postponed indefinitely.
The Tool Sharpeners meet Wednes.
day evening. Officers are to be elect
ed.
There will be a special communica-
tion OF Granite Lodge, No. IS, F &
A. Nj. Wednesday evening at I O &c lot k.
Work first degree.
Virginia, the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bernard, died
Yesterday. Burial at II o'clock this
forenoon In the Catholic cemetery.
Miss Ella M. Barton of Altamont,
N. Y, is spending few days in town,
le guest of Rev. Elite X. NJ. Jones.
The Sunday School Normal Study
Class will meet at the U iversalist
p parsonage this evening at 7.3O.
The Rev. Etfie X. M. jones' will be
A. home to her friends tomorlo w af-
ternoon from 2 until 5 O'Clock.
There will be a banquet served to.
night after the regular meeting of
Vincitia Lodge. X. of =. A large at.
tendance is desired.
Fra Elbertus has come and gone.
Hubbard is brilliant writer and with
bis message to Garcia" reprinted
nine million times 10 a year, he has
broken the literary record. But the
man is seen at his best on the lecture
platform. His printed words often
seem fiippant and ironical, but the
countenance Of Fra Elbertus shows
only good cheer and kindness, and bis
lecture made every nearer better
Waterloo Qowa) Courier. Barre En-.
tertalnment Association, Wednesday
night.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-19

Leon L Cole OF B. w. Hooker's
store is i'll at the home OF Frank
Jackson.
At the NEE; ing OF Hiawatha lodge,
No. 20 l. o. o. F. on Thursday night
the second degree will be worked on
three candidates 6l-63
VIII Cleveland left last night for a
months visit In Michigan.
Mrs. Frank Kinney's mother went
to Burlington yesterday.
The C,cscents and the Granite Citys
will play a prlctice game on MOrse's
alleys tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gale have re-
turned from Boston.
The last OF G. J. Towne's goods and
fixtures have been sold, and the car
penters and kalsOminers are busy pre-.
pairing the store for G. N. Kenyon
| Il Co.
Mrs. A. E. Atwater received word
yesterday Of the death Of her broth
er's wife, and she left IN the after.
noon for Saratoga Springs to attend
the funeral. Mr.. Atwater will go
later.
Mrs. Will Leberve ~ received word
on Saturday night Of the death Of her
mother.
+. T. Cutler received telegram
yesterday from J. W. Mcdonald, say
Ing that Mr.. McDonalds father was
dead.
See that your name is properly reg
istered on the check list.
Barry & Badger wish to announce
that on account OF the storm their
goods have been delayed on the road,
but they will probably arrive SO that
they will open their furniture store
Saturday. They now have everything
in the undertaking line, and can at
tend to undertaking work now.
A great deal OF trouble is brewing
for the many youngsters OF this city
who continue in that ancient habit of
jumping on to teams. Chief OF Police
Brown desires US to state that he has
given orders to ARE It tho'e who are
caught doing this hereafter.
Sala Morrisse, the clever soubrette
with "a Spring Chicken" will star
next season in play now being writ.
ten for her by Barbour, author of
"Northern Lights" Land OF the
Midnight Sum-" IA Spring Chicken, "
and other successful plays.
Supe intendents Hunt and Butler
of Burlington arrived In the city yes.
terday to look after the moving Of the
N. E. Telephone Central office
A Vermont play by Barre boy,
County Court. See 1t Friday and
Saturday nights.
County Court next season is sure to
be produced In all the large cities. 1t
has the elements Of success.