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Comrtrn propsrtp for Sale or 90 fst.

NANTUCKET MASS. AI.MON T. MOwRY real estate
~ agent Houses TO rent and for sale 80 OF land
on the south shore. Correspondence solicited.
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Abbot Mary ia and q, Eiw1s s to the All APD Ct
AS t. a4i west Br ,adwsy ................. s23 o
Comedy Patrick. to Title Guarantee and Trust -
critic y, joseph 81 and Gaetana and wives to Dome
Mica Sierra. -ooths'. 1915 r OF Ams'er- ,oo
p 3Sage FAX yiar7 w. the American sweden '00
borg r5inns 4. 3ni Fqp' M A 20
SAME 'Ss,1 to esscu!ors o: Alfred Hos Am 80
psssasg Gb.l rs to Of Jd isi' u "
Ii7h-si, 1872 It " of St NlchoIas-avs. 2 .ou
pi is0' Bsstsche EDanresche Luihersche I'm
nssi ch ~ S 10 Aus SsT,
Hsuset Nos 2ia ana 2i5 East s3d-s,, years 100
INSURANCE f,sS g. So l2s wess rms. months 100
Fuersi Anton. to Elias kempner' No l23 White ., ~
same ana wife 70 same. same property 1885
Insurance 60. Broadway. lo4s f Of Goth
1's g, aSS 3 anf ''f"f DiF''
corner West 5d-a and Wooster s., Years: Sooc
52is, 22a r. Of Ay'7 ,ss ~ 3; 2as
Avenue i. ; years m6rsssss .......:,... a25o
Lynch rs Pf e u h to E'G Wy' as'h 1000
Lus'er Cornelius and VIE to the so TIE Ga s
es and isus, v ves so'hs' -'o OF 90 1900
Murphy, Ellen. to he Em.srant Industrial saw
nss , Bank n 44th-st, 52' TT OF wils-avs soo
Hasbrouck FREDERICK. to siegfried Rosenberg -
r nlodge,t, itith-st. $500 # OF Willis 3, NJ
Nesn chaas M and %i5~ to Esa Zors go
f yms Y any Ei's to af saSs e@
Yves: End ave, 5000
22l St. eGi IT ' Of St Nicholas ave years SOC
R eSr HH to H Ssr aSSrsSn and and
18th ST. year. mo ,r, ;,,.:. s.,,, ESQ
S'3r sec No o 2ed % dng wye s ar' 'uyaa 1910
schafer c92raa snS wire to The Mutual tfe n
l
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CLYDE LINE

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON : c.
the SOt"rH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Points
From Pier 20 f. X. foot Il Rooseve., ST. p; n .,
SEMIN I LIZ "a
AIGONlI iArridf'
steamers have hrst class passenger acoomm cations
XM +. CLYDE 4 CO.. General Agents,
Bowling Green. \ew-iofh
Fla Cent and Penn Fast =. x +. Line. VIA JAcAson's
Great SO Freight Passenger Line via Chsf!ss'or
7. q. Eyer. General Agt.. 39l Bwsy y l.
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Charles James Fox. The manuscript has been re-
covered and Mr.. Fraser Rae Will probably mako
Il public.
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OLD DOMINION LINE -DAlLY SERVICE

" For OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEWfpTxsss
NEWS PETERSBURG, PORTSMOUTH, fl MMN.sn
POINT RICHMOND. VIRGINIA BEACH and VASE,
INGToN. d. g. daily except SUNDAY Kehm,nsa s a
day Passengers and FreighO. sailines from fsr
y r. r. NJ. Sat. l.. N. Through tickets ana ''''"
rates all points. a. v.-
W L. Gl.IIL.ArDEu. Vice Pres and Tranc Ms'.
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CUPRENE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

- OF NEW YORK Louse d. Mear against Adoph
i,saiia Kaufmann Edgar Kaufman Josephine Kau:
mann Grace Kaufn mn Ralph Kaufman Jacob Hrsh
SCI lie Moore Jacob Graf. Frederick W Deyoe James
r pnmmond J. Selver Page The New York Insulating
Paint Company David t. Sickels. as IeHprary Receiver
OF the Harlem River Bank. 'ity Of New YORK James VI
Const.bl, \. Constable. Hicks Arnold and
Tenrv Schlatter Defendants -Amendei, Summons.
To the above named DEFENDANTS
Won are hereby summoned the complaint In
this action and TO copy Of your answer on the
pantns Attorney within days after the service
OF this summons Isive of the day OF service and In
ca OF YOUR appear answer, Judgment Will
ha aken against you by default for the relief demanded
the complaint 1900.
Dated New York, June 18th. 1850 $50 -
''"' - GLOVER SWEEZY & GLOVER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Postoffice address and office. No. 20 William street.
New York CRY
To Mortimer Kaufman. Estee Moore and Ralph Kauf
mann defendants above named:
The foregoing Ia served by publ
cation pursua an order of Hon George H. Andrews
one OF q the Court dated the
day OF June 1896 and filed with tho amended complaint
Office Clerk Of the city and County OF New
York. n the Court House In said CIty.
GLOVER. SWEEZY & GLOVER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
% William Street.
New York
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NIAINE STEAMSHIP LINE

-'1 direct Cottage City. Mass. and Por, ana %n
Delightful ssa-eoast route 70 al pressure s,.smsv
sail from Pier - East River, every TUESDAY i"'
Jay ""N ~ HORATfO HALL. AC
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FRENCH LINE
= ONIpAGNIE GE\ERAI.E Transa ilantlque

" DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE PARIS. FRANCE
IA GASCOGNE Raudelon........ sat. July p. II a. n
LA BRETAGNE. Rupe. ......... Sat. aug J. .
la ROIRGOGNE. I-boeuf Sat. Ane 10 a ~
Parorsaat end buffet smoking attached % specs
Train Havre-Pars vice versa. seats, slVo esusy
A. FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green. y I.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

Vl srA VOYAGE ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST
AND THROUGH THE GULF Of MEMO TO GAb'h~
TON TEXAS Is AN IDEAL. VACATION THU. a..
ONE-WAY EXCURSION or TOURISTS tt ME- J"
al ronts IN TEXAS Colorado Utah. Arizona. tsilons
Wsxico Georgia Florida, Excellent accomnois,
Write for our "a PAGE IOCKEr GUIDE mailed III,
C. H. MALLORY co. Gen. Agts., Pier ~. T. H. " -
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The new life Of General Gordon by Mr. Deme
trius Boulger has been much delayed. but II is 80
ing to press now, and will be published In few
months.
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resal y otltss.

c-c.,,o,o-->----~->-"~"" -">~-~"~''
NOTICE.
~ Pursuant TO order Of the Chancellor OF New
JERSEY made the twenty-ninh day OF June insldat
Notice hereby given to the creditors OK he LNIIEp
STATES BOOK COMPANY. LOWELL. CORY ELL X
COMPANY THE INTERNATIONAL BOOK COMPANn'
THE HOVENDON COMPANY, THE sEASlDE rtn
PANY ana THE EMPIRE PUBLISHING CoMPANY.
whose claims have not already been esnted and al
lowed that they present thei, eal ella and de
nands against said several companies q EDW ARD +.
1, yo-NSC thu Receiver thereof at his once NJ. ! EN
change Place Jersey city. New Jersey. and prove the
cane before him under oath otherwise to his sas-
faction on or before eighth day OF August next or
hey will be excluded from the benefit of such dividends
be declared by sai Court upon
o., .',ceeds ~ The effects said corporations.
Dated June 18th. 1925 . e,...,
MCGEE BEDLE & BEDLE.
eors OF the Receiver. ~, =.
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Il ,
precious reminiscencc OF something even peasanter
than meeting Sherlock Holmes.
The new life OF General Gordon by Mr.. Deme-
trus Boulger has been much delayed, but II is go
ing 10 press now, and will be published I'm q few
months
The creator Of the CHRONICLES OF the SchGnberg-
Gotta Family" Is to be fifty commemorated by her
friends I'm England. and they give opportunity TO
every who appreciated Mrs Rumble Charles TO
for the endowment Of a bed, 10 be called by her
name, in the North London Hospital for Con-
sumption institution in the vicinity OF the place
where she lived
Victor Hugo born at Besancon in 1902 He
died at Paris eleven years ago. Now. his cente
nary approaches. the citizens OF Besancon are be-
stirring themselves. and statue is be erected
next year. The city of Paris has yet put up it's
monument to Hugo The grandiose scheme Of
Rodin has been dragging along In way that
would be depressing II not that the great
study In the Pantheon has captured every body by
its beauty. and the work OF Barrias Is not to be
unveiled until the year 1900
The volume Of short stories upon which Mr. Thom-
as Hardy and Mrs Henniker Heaton Lord Hough-
toms daughter have been collaborating IL now
COMPLETED and will be published without delay by
Roberts Brothers.
Mr. Fraser Rae contemplates publishing
tong fragment of Sheridana. In his biography OF
the statesman and drnmatis he expressed a
wander az 10 whether the horoscope OF his
hero had ever been cast 1t seems that a
DIR sibIy one OF the last Of the astrologers cast
the horoscopes Of Sheridan William Pitt and
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A caustic writer In "The sa'uroay he''e" n"s
=, dr,von IN desperation by what he considers
a.. abo,ninabIe nediocrity of books like "A Cen
,Isman, Of France" and this is how he vents his
wrath: -.
To sneak OF these Weymanesque men ana women
90 D.ipo created by the author would be as ABSURD
o. 70 talk of the creation of soda water OF mlicnes
or any comm 49, and ingenuity The
iiterary qualities required 10 produce any nuniDer
OF such novels next to nothing Ihefe Is no
~ Caine Crockett and Maclaren, which can De
produced easily and which is so likely 70 cn nnr
,na3nlv depends the fate Of the modern novel
A new edition OF Browning Is announced by
Smith & Elder the books beginning 10 appear
some time In the autumn. There viii be predatory
and other notes BY Mr.. Augustine Birrell for all
che volumes except 1.-The Ring ard the Book"
which Mr. r. G. Kenyon will edit
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L'otels.
Ocean Steamers

MORTM @gRMMGl llWV1
FROM NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Cabin so and upward II Cabin SO and $50; rxnx
trip Saj and 800
Trave Tues July q. 10 am. Havel Tues. Aug H. losa
Spree. Tues July 2s, 10 an. Traye Tues Aug isi0s.
Lain. Tues, Aug. T. 10 am Spree. Tues: Aug 3iOaa
CHEKBOURG. PARIS. BREMEN.
Aller Sat- July 20. 10 a m. Saae. Sat. Aug 3, l0ln
Return tickets available from Mediterranesn INA
Bremen. London Hayre.
NETHERLANDS SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA
Kaiser. July %. 10 am. Fuis. Aug. %. loaa
Vera Aug. s. 10 a. N. Ems. Aug 20 10 q
OI:IRIcHS g. CO. Bowling Green.
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q1MPMElaGElElAo
PACIFIC MAIL S. s. co.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. s Co
WHITE STAR LINE.
CENARD LINZ.

CTNARD LINE.
~As TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN
Campania July IS. ~ a. m t.iruria Aug : !
Imbria July %, 2 p. m Campania Aug 10 a. m
I.ucana Aug. l. 10 a. m Cnlbr "a Aus :. ho' .
From Pier 90 North River foot ot Clarkson-st
For freight and passage apply al the Companys onc~
No. Bovine Green New York. -.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO. General Agents
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L Formerly COLUMBIAN LINZ
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRAN is."p No.. II
Connecting at the lsthmus FOR all West ,,ds' ''
Mexico Central and South America ~ v
Steamers sail from pier foot IVES, 2Iih 81 "a ,,,a
ALLIANCE. July 20 noon ADVANCE. july o.. -
For rates Apply al Companys Office. - bosi~S..
~ "''' JoHN MUIR Traffic Manage.
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Jnsirurtlon.
: or Young Ladles.-Country.

VJNIIE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL.
l. select. private school for girls. Best preparation
for college MANY leading college. Com
forts OF home. Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN Is the Director
Carh r,de
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For sals by all booksellers. Will be sent by mall on
rece2. Of price by the publishers.
u. APPLETON e. CO,
70 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK
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MISS PEEBIES AND MISS THOMPSONS
ANI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS,
3O 80 and "a East 51th Src:t
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VIADEMOISELLE NELTIN.
AL SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL. BUILDING.
100 AND 1872 WEsT 7frH ST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06

1.-THE winners Of the Eagles
contest prizes do not appreciate
them, We will be badly fooled. We
have never seen such earnest work
put up for candidates. The best
part of it is that they can't pull
away from one another, il seems,
for just as sure as one leads oil
the others crowd up and 70 II goes.
The fun will bO over Saturday
night and Sunday morning after
the paper has been delivered the
presents will ready for the owners.
Coupons will be scarce Saturday
and il you don't happen to have
as many as you think you need,
don't think you can ge, them fol
less than $3.50 per hundred, fOl
cant.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06

place for his beloved Sarah In the cave
OF Mci'elah Joseph left areques, that
his bones should be removed from
Egypt TO finally rest IN his own native
land Joseph Of Aramalhea begged Of
Pontins Plate the body Of Jesus Christ
aud laid Il in HIS own new tomb; the
Egyptians excelled In the art OF EN-.
balming and preserving the bodies Of
their dead; the Germans call their
cemeteries the peace yard" The dead
do not wi h to be forgotten, while no
voice is heard save the rusile Of the
towers swept by the breath Of the
wind that bloom beside the grave, yet
Ia this Is sweet comfort 10 the mourn
er and an incense OF gratitude In the
fragrance II the roses. One has said
"pea'h Is the king Of the world Tie
his park wh,rc he breeds lie to feed
him; cries Of pain are music Tor his
banquet" rui another has triumph
antly eft lhis on record: "Oh, death
where /. Thy siihg, Oh, grave where is
thy yictorY9" Thanks he unto God
who Eiye,h ne the victory through our
Iord Jesus Christ And eth another
say zone short sleep past, We wake
elerua'ly and dea b shall be no more.
Death, thou shal, die.
'Tis ever wrong 10 say a good man
dies. Bacon says, "ls IL a. natural Il
die a. TO be born," and 10 a little In
FAINT, perhaps the one is as faithful a,
the other. An ihal tread this glohs
arr bu, handfuls 10 the tribes thai
sluml. r IN Ia bosom, 90 says Bryant
yet LYNN truly says: "Ah, surely
nothing dies bul something monins.
aud, on, God, ills a fearful thing 4
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06


NJ. II. James adds bottle Of Seely's
fine violet toilet perfume to The list
its lasting and delicate.
A. Emden says the winner will have
10 make a hot rare and presents the
winner Of the watch with ticket good
for ~ Ice cream Soda.
Miss 81. Leon, the well.known mil
liner says that the winner Of The tea se,
must have a lovely Parisian Bow, and
that the winner in the contest will be
given same on calling at her parlor,
one door north Of Exchange hotel.
Webb Bros are watching the contest
with inierest and have placed an ex.
quisite Empire Fan along with the
watch, and It goes to the winner Of the
watch.
John b. Nike, wholesale and retail
grocer phoned rs 10 advise the winneI
Of The Tea set that they are also winner'
OF either a sack Of -four or ham from
his store.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06
coaaHEssIoNAL EoREcAsr.
Work Mapped Out For the senate and
House This Week.

work Mapped Tut For the senate and
House This Week.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The senate
programme for this week i first to take
mp the river and harbor bill, and when
that Il disposed Of 81 follow with the
ball making appropriations for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Whether the river
and harbor bill shall 20 ON longer than
two or three days viii depend upon the
political temper Of the senate.
There win be an effort during the
week on the part Of the Republican SEN
htors 10 agree upon an ordefOi business
for the remainder Of the session.
The programme for the week In the
house Is very unsettled Nothing def
mite has been agreed upon except that
the Pacific railway funding bill In b.
half Of which there has been much
pressure, viii not come up. There are
half dozen contested election cases on
the calendar. and as they are privileged.
Il Il probable that most Of the week win
BE- occupied in their consideration.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06
Unwilling Grafton

Delivered By Rev. Geo l.. C'othier
al graves Of Chas. A. Ware and otto
BraatE al time of The unveiling Of mon
uments by the WoOdmen Of the World
There are in human lie two events
constantly occurring as rapidly aud as
regularly as heart throbs. One Is birth,
the other Is death. like the constant
flowing Of a stream life moves on and
Ia Lost In the great ocean of eternity,
We call Il death. Untold millions have
been born, untold millions have gone
out In death. Every man that has ever
lived or that will ever live Is a hopeless
slrugglei up this stream A. lis ROLLINS
current heads him swiftly toward n,
ocean OF eternity appointed unto
man once tn die; after Death the judg.
ment. lt Is an event that every think.
ing person will consider about and
every wise man prcpaFe for Vel
would Il be fall Of u would solemnly
pray; $50 teach ~ o. number oul
days that we may apply our heai Is mt.
wisdom" rhere isa ppyerh, "Tha
death is a black camel that kueels ri
every mans gate
From time immemoliel the re nli
show that the highest civilization. an,
those who have attained the highes
personal character. have observed /
tender care In putting away their den,
and marking lheir resting place. A
homo Cor the dead. cars for lhe deal
expresses want that clamors IN ih'
human heart This expression speasl
louder than words belief in lmmor
iallly. Far back Ia the ages We rea,
Of Abraham who purchased busla
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06
Attention Ladies'!

We have advertised almost daily, In
regard 10 the coming Of Gen. Thomas
L. RosseF, who kindly offers 10 address
the people Of BrAzos county iu the in
terest Of the S3uth's Battle Abbey, on
May 9TH, which is Saturday evening Of
this week. Refreshments are served
after lie iure,-Which Il Is now our
intention 10 do,-we will need your
hearty cooperation and assistance.
Everybody should BE- interested in this
work, not alone for Its fnarcial success,
but Tor the privilege we will have in
voting where the Battle Abbey shall be
built. So we ask the ladies' whose
names are giy,n below, 10 meet Mrs.
True, the chairman on the reireshmeni
committee, At the opera house. this
morning at 9o'clOck sharp;
Mesdames A. y. Carr, Jr., J. W
English, Nit Parker. Ed Hall. +. A,
Lee, W. II. Wilson, J. W. johnson, w
L. Saunders, j. q. MooTing. II. o. Boat
wright, J. W. Cayitt, Jno. McCoiQuo.
dale, T. 2. BOyett. B. +. Leman, II. c.
Robinson, J. T. Hines, Fannie Garth
c. N Proctor, II. J. Ford, W. W. Han
way, jenkins, J. W. Doremus, F. Z
MistrOl, A, ]. Buchanan, II. b. stOd
dsrd. Mas. J. J. ADAMS,
Chairman
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06

see the human soul take wing in any
shape, in any mood. Men drop 70 fast
ere life's mid.stage We tread, few
know 80 many friends alive as dead. IL
Is for this inevitable contingency that
our order exists, while II seeks In pre-
cept and example 10 stimulate 10 no.
ble temperate life. This occasion ex-
hbits a ieature peculiar to the order Of
the woodmen Of the World, and as far
as know is an original idea. Il not
only preserves and hands down 10 the
widow and orphan Of the departed SOW
ereign a neat sum Of money for their
subsistence, but places at his head a
handsome monument without entailing
any burden upon the sovereign's heirs,
thus combining the helpful aud pracli-
cal with noble sentiment most sacred
to a widows heart. The appreciation
Of this IL seen in the rapid growth Of
this order, one Of the youngest and one
OF the most vigorous.
Beneath these monuments sleep the
forms Of Chas Ware and Otto BraaiE
These sovereigns have lived their earth.
ly lives, each Of us must live ours and
then take similar places while our
brothers will gather 10 do like Office
for us. Every man must give an &C.
count 10 the Gres, Sovereign Of the
univer,e far himself We, as brothers
may well console ourselves II we have
been faithful TO the sovereigns who
have gone from US while alive. II We
have failed 10 do what We should, let %
resolve TO be more careful in the "a.
ture Remember that love hides the
multitude Of sins. Are not all
Of ~ ianliy7 Would We have
mercy? Then let Us show mercy
The tovereigns nov represented by
these marble shafis are alike removed
from the plaudits or the censure Of th,
world. They have no voice b speak in
their own deiense-then let their friends
forget their faults and cherish theil
virtues.
Ona Of the notices Of an old Lif'
Insurance company was: II live anC
die for those love-" In the center oI
this motto Wa an eagles nest. Within
the nest were Is yunng, over which the
mother bid hovered with outspreaS
swing.. Thi. Thoughtful provision fo
wife and children by these depal te,
sovefeigns is akin TO the care Of tbs
eagle for It's young. Noble In ihei
purpose and benedcent he results
May these legacies Of wife and anS
children be a. seed sown In goo,
ground AMI 20 on down from generation
10 generation and live long after lhes'
monuments have crumbled into dust
and mingled with the ashes over Whicl
they were placed ~ senlinels.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06
weIlborn News.

An order Of the Eastern Star vas or.
ganized here lasi Thursday, With a
members, by Grand Ma,ron Mrs. W. s.
Hoskins, assisted by her husband, W.
;. Hoskins, Of Houston. Texas. Oficers
installed we're: Mrs. Matte Eaves. W.
NJ; I II. Royder, W. r.: Miss Mamie
Williams. A. M.; Mis-. Minnie La.kl,
secretary Mr. J. P. Roydcr, TREASURER;
Mrs. A. W. Royder. conduclysss: Mis-
Malissa Williams, A. c.; Mrs. T. II.
Roydsr, Adah: Miss Ida Peyerly, Rnth
Miss Florence Willie. Esther; Miss
Sallie Willis, Martha; Mrs. J. 7. Royder,
Eleetoi Ms Ella Freeman, Warden
and W. G. Williams. sentinel.
We had very good rain last satur-
day night bur not enough; crops ara
looking iine, though.
Minier Springs had a squirrel brybo.
cue last saturday and everybody nay
they bad a good time.
Me.sr.. Abe Ejell ana Charlie,
Cheeseborough of Houston were her,
Monday.
D.. joe Goodwin. of the bottom. wal
here Saturday. Come again Dr., bu
look ont for Dump.
MessIs. 7. P. Boyeit, T. C.. Nunr
Dave Forbes and Louis Bate OF Bryan
and ". @ Bayeil aud Mat Buaord O
the College, and J. +. Faiquhar, of thi
place, went over In the bottoms ,oda,
for 5 days hunt and e,h.
Mr.. John FoFbes, Of Bryan was ben
Mo- ay.
Robert Johnson, ~ Abilene. Texas
is here looeing after bic fathers inter
est and viii remain here she balance Q
the year.
Ron Roy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06

NEw YORK, May 4.-Claude Falls
Wright, was married 20 Miss Mary
Leonard of Boston. who Is also an en-
thusiastic member Of the theosophical
society. The marriage was solemnized
according 10 the thoosophical rites. To
make the marriage valid the contracting
parties werc afterwards united In wed.
lock by Rev. Robinson.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06

PARIS, Msy The Socialists were
successful IN the Municipal oleclious
held at Mslrcillcs, Taciotal, Narbouno,
Ceile. Cal1s. Ronbaix, Carmaux and
wcro defeated in Cain. Laval and Alhi.
Conservative and moderate newspapers
claim elections show country I nlxeoi
70 Radical .Socialla programme.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06
IIancoek Statue Programme

WASHINGTON. May i.-Thepogramme
Of exercises for the unvcilinv Of the
statue Of General Hancock here on
Mag u has been completed. President
Cleveland win preside and viii make a
few introductory remarks. Senator
Palmer Of Illinois win be the orator oi
the day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06

AsHKN. Ms, May i--Glanders was
discovered among the horses Of Dave
Alborts, southwest Of Ashkum. Tire
animals afflicted worc ordered shot by
the state veterinary surycon and a rigid
quarantine enforced. Il Is feared that
maRy horses were exposed, and an cpl
dcmic may be the result.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06

The Eagls's telegraphic dis
patches did not come last night,
and We have to get out the best we
can this morning without them.
Will be all right again tomorrow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-06

SAX FRANCISCO. May AFTER three
years litigation over the estate Of the
late Senator Stanford. Mrs. Stanford
has at last been enabled 10 pay the t25.-
900 which was left 10 the Stanford uni
vcrsity.. The bonds transferred to the
university draw interest al the rate -
$4,000 a month.