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A MlLLERS TRUST.
Flour Merchants Form an Immense Com
 biae.

Flour Merchants Form an Immense Com
 bine.
 D. D. Hubbard. the executive front of the Linseed Oil trust, has succeeded, with the aid of the Pillsburys, in per fecting the organization of tine greatest millers combine ever put together in this country.
 As the story goes, the purpose of the combine is to advance the price of flour from the present low quotations, to se- cure satisfactory rail and water trans portation rates and to ccompel every spring wheat miller in the country to become part of the pool. There are 500 spring wheat millers in tho United States. More than 100 have joined the new pool, which had it's inception last fall and reached head last February and is now bona t1de organization.
 The pool has been incorporated. Its name is the North American Milling company It is commonly known i'll Minneapolis, St. Paul. Duluth and southern Minnesota as the American Milling company. It is the successor of the Southern Millers' association, of which Hubbard was the leading spirit
 Representatives Of the trust claim to. represent 10 mills, having daily ca pacity of 105, 900 barrels. The aim of the organization is to protect the gigan= tic Touring interests of Minneapolis, now Threatened by competition. New York Journal
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personal expenses, and excepting also sums necessary to be spent for litigation, was turned over to the university.
 The amount was not enough to pay expenses, however, and all the faculty. from President Jordan down, volun. tarily remitted part of their salaries. Many times the closing of the universi- ty was suggested.
 Mrs. Stanford would net hear of it. She was ready, if the emergency should come, to sell every particle of her per sonal estate ill order that not one of the thousand and more students at Palo AL to should lose one lecture or one recita- tion
 But one department of the university was closed, and that, having been estab- lished but short time, had but few students.
 The story of the management of the vast Stanford estate by Mrs Stanford is romance of finance.
 Senator Stanford left debts amount ing to about S1, 500, 900, large part of which sum had been borrowed to pay for the construction of the university buildings All these debts have been paid
 Then came the suit of the govern ment, imposing such economy on Mrs. Stanford as she had never known and temporarily reducing the income of the university The case was heard by Judge Ross and decided for the estate. It was heard on appeal by Judges Gil- bert, Hawley and Moron of the circuis court of appeals and decided for the estate. It was heard on appeal again by nine justices of the supreme court of the United States and decided for ths estate.
 Thus II federal judges passed on the case, and yet less than year passed be- tween the filing of the complaint and the final judgment on appeal.
 Within 60 days after this judgment on appeal was rendered the bequest of $2, 500, GOO is paid. Now the other be- quests are to be considered.
 The will of Senator Stanford be- queathed more than $2, 800, 900 to rela-
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SHINING UP GRAY GABLES.
Preparations For the Summer Sojourn of
 the Presidents Family.


 Brad Wright, President Cleveland d's indefatigable caretaker and general factotum, is busy getting Gray Gables ready for the pres dents family.
 The lawns and gardens are Ill better condition than ever before, and Gray Gables has been thoroughly renovated.
 The catboat Ruth has not been put into the water as yet. The Ruth will not be i'll such demand this season as formerly, for the reason that the steam launch Esther will be taken there on the Oneida when the family arrives.
 The fish have begun to bite on the lodges down the bay, and pond fishing is also reported to be affording the early arrivals lots of sport. It will doubtless be good season for fish in the bay - New York World.
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rOR RENT:
N A A
 STORES

SlbHhS. sss Y End ave. $50 per month. |ihdaYe, sl5 per month. |hast, $50 per month. RaRd Sll 3Fd ave, S25 per month. l ah aud Walnut, S20 per month. RESIDENCES. Ala9ue, rooms. S25 per month. Ssiaye, : rooms, SIS per month. #aRe. 6 rooms, Sls per month. |aaSt, rooms, S6 per month. eegh st, , rooms, Sl5 per month. leHy st. , rooms, Si2.50 per month. Hahut st, 1 rooms $l2.50 per month. |Ial0efry st. rooms, & per month. lAhaye 2r00ms, s per month. |SaTaque, rooms. Sl0 per month. BaFraQne, rooms, S5 per month. #adsYe, , rooms, 8l2 50 per month. l aaaFe. rooms, Sl0 per month. EH1aye, ] rooms, BIO per month. @a ave rooms. 28 per month. .adaye, 5 rooms, S8 per month.
 ad ave, 5 rooms, SS per month. aq are, Sro0ms, SS per month.
 gu ave, rooms, SS per month. EaaaVe, 5 rooms, SS per month.
 @We. rooms, A per mohth. tMaEe, rooms, 4 per month. IaaaEe, 7 rooms, $4 per month. Eaaaafe, sa rooms. a per month. Eaa ave, 5 rooms, Sl5 per month. EsMaYe, rooms, Sl0 per month. |s0llls st, rooms, BIO per month.
 sgiga sl, Q rooms, BIS per month,
 sahaed rooms from & 10 B per montl
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Nethersoie's Rival.

She is sweet Is, and she says the first time her sweetheart kissed her it made her feel like tub ef butter swimming in honey, cologne, nutmeg and cranber- ries, as though something ran down her nerves on feet Of diamonds, escorted by several cupids in chariots drawn by an gels shaded with honeysuckle and the whole spread with melted rainbow t4eorgia Cracker.
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| z y! VERNON, LEADING |L EsTAIE;.A! !l!;;.! AND INSURANCE AGEhIs l!5..
 n ". second Avenue,
 ,rpF. Jefferson Co.,, ARK. ,.. Marine. Accident, Tor F'l .m Boiler and Plate Glass
 .a,ance Companies.
toR SALE, EXCHANGE OR V TRADE.

.a and Unimproved City lfpseee eotton I Plantations, Fruit Efly, ! !, 0H Farms, Stock Ranches,
 lElsa .a improvements and Tim. sea sea Tome-seekers or real lsaas, silasstors who are in search of Ela's'be ass where crops never fail, Pllpli9y,ards never blow in win Fell1at u 1ot winds blister in sum- l9I Ia.re u'f fuel can be had for the
 Rlsli 7 abare labor is plentiful and < i,E;ag crows to perfection, ex- I..s 'ls1g gnrnoducts P as can only be 'l'a in r tropical climates, a 2. 7 lT gbpre the temperature sell s...bps , 90 degrees in summer { Is', " winter, would do we'll to vi x as for list of lands and de x. N Y of the country. On the " S.od such parties as have .pa ,i in the above line for sale, 's 'ss or exchange would consult \ ssst t interest by calling on or v US, giving full details, ad-
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! IMPERIAL LODGE, No. 94, K. of : P, meets every Friday night at their Castle Hall, over Citizens Bank.
 Fraternal welcome extended to all. visiting knights and brethren. J. w. LAEasToN, H. I. HoIDERNEss,
 K. R. and & c. c.
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rnera,s No Difference.

It's the same ill politics as in other things. The bosses ire always willing to let the people have thelr own way when they find they can't help them selves. Chicago Post.
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sessshp bo,e 1.h avenue and Oak st, $500, sssloa' palance on time with interest N At''S' cor 18th ave and Chestn,,t osp. st. x" and P blk Il, Ringler's addition; |Oae0s,hii,sso s <, blk 8, Cockreil's addition, @sns, '''o cash, balance monthly Haa da',lalnlg sail lots in Drew Whites ada.n E!ad i" el sites in NJ. .ScnlI's add;n :" DIX 4S, Tannehill < Owens Esaddn. 1e J Ill piks and }, Henry
 sDuj'Sdijlags lots in Dunklin's add,n. Matjfnl' i9g lots in Hammett's add'n E@Ipesss ,V.s nss Tn P. E. Land Co.'s add,n.
 Q,jnssss Ssss property frontina @ on Q ard nuu n' E, popefty fronting on Barra- sssens esuess obss, property fronting on srd E Mrehopssa' and Walnut sts. suit oOrwmn oO1e UT Wholesale business.
 { sssd dsNikY ,s PROPERTY.
 N lalleu uss wsst farm, l8 acres. well i'm.
 aaser. 's' or city, 5000; on terms to hecltya' aatn at' and md vineyard, 4 miles Elatacts os ei i bargain for cash.
 EEasIg; suitah,iaaa near the city that lies EiaeyardSS Tor stock farms, orch |s's;loi city, 'asfm, s16 25o acres, open land. 3 K from baIsses baJIses land in cultivation
 E1atas half to ono hal, i..s aoioil, E|se'as Bun Arkansas ri;, River, iS mics les Es |ss yirpian, p,ll pwill sell at great sacrifice. ||saable for fr nsi,e, me, z miles west of Pine |ss Pine I, Ianal mll site; s2.5O per acre. m N SsgpOsed ,saa, ra I1a, in Grant county. on
 Eslnm Sl SSniiroad Sn ta sS from Pine Rinff to
 fnea au os ' 20 per acre. '''n ssseunty, 6 s sa ana 1 cypress timber land
 se!; $ ipsesn,ent Der ! sn to railroad and n I | nav. v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-21

LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY. tiyes. Senator Stanford had IT nieces and nephews, and each one of them will receive at least $100,000. The brothers will receive $500, 900 each.
 When these legacies are paid, the re- mainder may be distributed to Mrs. Stanford and the estate closed. New York World
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sowoe One sbould Hire Him.

If President Kruger were at the head of European power instead of a small African republic, the history of elylllza- ton would be considerably altered. - Chicago Record.
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!. fN. .INHNCIHL. L.

ia Stocks, Bonds and other x IEps bought and sold on com
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
TreatIn store.

General Thomas l.. Rosser. a gallant
cavalry general Of the Coniederacy will
lecture In the evening Of Nay " salur-
day.. ut the opera house. lie has with
him stereopticon and displays to HE
audiences scenes from the different bat.
tie fields Of the war. Gen Rosser has
won high repule a. lecturer and the
press Of those portions Of Texas where
he has already lectured is loud In his
praise. The proceeds Of the lectures
20 to 10 the Southern Battle Abbey. lie
should he given = rou'ing audience in
our city, not only because Of the holy
cause he IL engaged la, not only he
cause he was one n the most valiant
defenders Of Southern rights. but be-
cause he Is an able and eloquent speak,
er who can entertain and instruct an
audience and send them away feeling
glad that they were fortunate enough
TO hear 30 splendid lecture.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR PYTHlANs.
Changing the Blennlal session Creating
Confusion In the Unlfsrm RAas.

Changing the Blsnnlal session Creating
Confusion In the Unlform RAas.
SPRINuFIELD. Ills. May 6.--Accord.
ing TO a local paper there is trouble In
the Uniform Rank. knights Of PythiAs.
over the action Of the supreme officers
changing the biennial session Of the 81
preme lodge from Minneapolis, Mimi,
whore It was located by the supreme
lodge ut their biennial meeting In 1894.
TO Cleveland. o.. because the railroads
would no, give the knights the same
rate Of cent per mile that they offered
the Grand Army Of the Republic The
Grand Army meets at 81. Paul the first
week Ia September. and the Knights Of
Pythias could have changed their date
10 one week later and secured the same
rate. but Supreme Chancellor Richie
and Major General Carnahan Of the
Uniform Rank. declined to do this.
Major General Carnahan issued no or.
derA, however. Tor tho holding on the
encampmcnt, and In consequence no
national encampmcnt will be held this
year.
The state assembly Of the officers Is Ia
be held at Chicago, May 10. when they
win decide whether they viii attend the
brigade encampment nj Minneapolis on
the one NJ Cleveland. or whether they
will hold one In this state. The action
Of the supreme officers In making the
change from Minneapolis TO Cleveland
seems TO be generally condemned. The
matter viii come mp at the next meeting
Of the supreme lodge II the action ii
the supreme officers is sustained the ma
tional encampment Of the Uniform
Rank will probably be done away with
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
A cHuRcn SENSATION.


Fraud Charged Concerning the Iasur-
anee on a Presbyterian Church.
ST. LOUIS, May 6.-Somo highly sen.
sational allegations are made In n suit
brought in tho circuit court by +. II.
Anderson and Dr.. W. II. Dickerm,
elders Of Grace Presbyterian church. r..
Gently destroyed by fire, against II. ].
Mulholland. pastor Of the church John
w. Wilson. Charles II. Morrison and
Charles Means. trustees Of the church,
and William H. Markham. the Con.
nectieut Fire Insurance company, the
Greenwich Fire Insurance company
the Liverpool and London and Globe
Fire Insurance company, the London
Insurance Corporance. the Mechanics
Fire Insurance company and the Orient
Fir Insurance company. who insured
Grace church against loss by FIRE. and
George n. Hooper, J. T. Donovan and
the Buckeye Improvement company
who hold alleged fraudulent deeds 81
trust on the church property, and Il
whom the insurance policies were as
signed a. an additional security. TIT
Buckeye improvement company Is I
corporation of which MnihollAnd ant
members Of his family are said to b
the only stockholders. The suit is 4
enjoin the insurance companies from
paying the insurance money, s9S. 900, on
the burned church 10 Mulho.land, Don
Ovan or Cooper Measures are beinl
taken for the removal Of Mulhollan,
from his pastorate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
coloNEL NoRrH,s peArH.
The Inquest Jury Say. IIi. Demise Was
Caused by Some Organic Trouble.


The Inquest Jury says fIi. Demise Was
Caused by some Organic Trouble.
LONDON. May 6.-Tho death Of Col
John Thomas Nmth, known throughout
the world as the Nitrate King, was the
chief subject discussed where groups
gathered last night. Colonel North died
In the Office Of the Guiana syndicate in
thisscity. For some reason the officials
Of the company were extremely retioent
about giving out the facts in the case,
the rumor Of the death Of Colonel North
having been emphatically denied by
persons who knew the details Of his sud
den illness. He had not been III up 90
within a very short time before his
death, and as the fatal sickness occurred
shortly after he had eaten some oysters
which had been sent In 20 him from a
neighborinR restaurant. II is believed
possible that his death may have result
ed from accidental poisoning. There
have been many suggestions that poison
might have been placed in the biyalv"s
by some unknown enemy. but this is not
considered possible when the fact that
Colonel North was man Of many
friends and apparently no enemies.
The police have taken charge of'tbo
oystershells in order that an inves,igi-
ton might BE- conducted, but general
belief prevails that death was due "a
some organic trouble.
Owing TO the reticence Of business as
sociates Il Is impossible TO obtain de-
tailed statement Of the incidents sur,
rounding the death Of Colonel North.
As a result Of the inquiry held upon
the remains the verdic, Of death from
natural causes was returned. A physi
clan testified he had previously noticed
symptoms OF heart disease which he a.
serted. was the cause Of Colonel North'l
death.
One Of the rumors discussed nj th'
clubs and theaters Is the rumor that i-
spite Of his reputation Of being one
the wealthiost men In the world, Cci
North did not possess the wealth whic'
business men, as well "a the soci..
world. credited up 10 him. Some Of
European investments turned out bat
", his expenses were enormous and Il d
known that his business investments IL
South America In recent years have NO
paid him a. well a. prior 20 his rcmova
TO this country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

AN. Rhodes weEt to Taylor yesier-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price coarnals are In
Velasco.
Miss 81. Icons for beautiful and
stylish millinery. Il"
Bryan goes right along making new
improvements every day.
For Rent.--Cottage lately occupied
By Ernest Parks. Apply to DIR. J. II.
Webb. IS'
Miss Mary Cearnals Of Terrell Is
visiting Mrs. ]. J. Teasdale.
Me Proctor has the thanks OF the
Eagle Tor bouquet Of exquisite lilies
containing five varieties.
A new floor and an iron front are be-
ine put into the Hanway building.
Navasota Catholics have let the con
tract for new stone church.
The familiar face Of Hon. Jane.
Stephen Hogg once more occupies q
conspicuous place In the papers.
The ladies Of the Missionary and Aid
Society presented to Dr.. Friley a hand
some bap'ismal robe, Monday "f'er'
noon.
Miss ST. Icons millinery parlors still
lead in quality, style and finish on
spring and summer millinery. lS'
Alb. Carr Jr. and n. J. Cavenaugt
spent sunday in Houston and Calves
ton.
Miss Willie Rogers class In elo
ention will give an entertainment a
the opera house Friday, May 10.
The young men composing the ID. Y
X. club. are requested to meet At TN
office Of Jao. NJ. Lawrence 4 Co Ma!
10, alto O'Clock a. m.
Misses Carrie Henderson aud HeleI
Thomson OF Dallas. will arrive this At
ternoon TOT visit n Miss Katie Nc
kenzie.
I offer ior sale today POI frying o
broilIng size chickens, AL very fine, 70
81. 50 per dozen. Fret come hrs
served. John b. Nike
The ladies' will serve refreshments a
the Academy OF Music next saturda
from y O'Clock, noon, g. y O'Clock
midnight, for the benefit Of the Raul
Abbey Of the South. Everybody d
yiied.
Mrs. Joe D. Reed lelt yesterday f.
Memphis, Tenn, with the uuiortunal
girl. August HAYES, who has boon con
dned In the county jail for some tint
She was neatly atlIred aud we'll PR
yided with clothing, aud will be left b
Mrs. Reed In the convent OF the Goo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
raman. ssulrlar nssa.

MINNEAPOLIS, May G.--Jacoh Fielde,
the famous sculptor, died here from an
operation for an ear trouble lie was a
native Of Norway and came 90 this
country in 1881. working In a terra Gotta
factory at Chicago, He has since lived
in Minneapolis. lie designed the Min.
nesota statue at Gettysburg, and his
crownmg work was tho model for the
Ole Bull statue
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
list STILL GROWING.
Result of the Gasoline Ex-
psosion at Cincinnati.
THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.

The Number Of Persons KILLED ard
Died Prem Injuries Has Reached
Eight ard No Hope For Two or Three
Othsrs-Thlrtscn Person. Missing Are
sim Unaccountsd For.
CINCINNATI. May 0.-Tho wreck Of the
4-story building here on Monday night
caused by the explosion Of tank Of gaso-
line, ignited by defective electric wires.
Is far more disastrous than at first sup
posed.
The dead bodies Of six persons have
been taken from the ruins and two Of
the injured have died. making the total
dead eight. There are mp 20 now 10
persons missing known TO have been in
the building at the time Of the accident.
OF those injured It Is believed two or
three are seriously hurt, and but little
hope for their recovery.
The known dead are;
Rollin A. Davis.
Ella Singleton, GAINESVILLE. o.
Adolph DrAch, proprietor Of the cafe
in which the explosion occurred.
Felicia Drnch. aged 8 years.
Q. s. Wells. recently from Texas.
Mary Kennedy, domestic for Draoh.
John Mccarthy, clerk.
G. y. Address, president Of Andross'
Meara Wall Paper company.
The missing are
William Meyer
Barbara Stcinkamp.
Louis Fsdick
James Grant.
William Roberts.
Doc Seaman.
William Lauth
John McGarvey
- SOuthgate Of Newport. Ky.
Mghtfoot Of Newport. Ky.
II. II. Wilson Of Toledo. o.
John Beers.
William Carr Of Newport. Ky.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
cru AND sollvlA,s TREATY.
The Former Holds Perpetual Dominion
of the Territories.

of the Territories.
VALPARAISO, May 6.-The treaty Of
peace and commerce between Chill and
Bolivia has just been published. Chill
continues in perpetual dominion Of tho
territories actually in her possession as
provided by tho armisiico OF 1894.
No mention Is made Of the secession
of any port ON the Pacific ocean to Bo-
livia. Int Chill ASSUMES the payment Of
the rccognizcd liabilities Of certain min
ing concerns. Chill will also pay the
balance due on the Bolivian loan Of 1861
and pay the principal Of certain railroad
bonds
an difficulties which may arise under
the terms Of the treaty are to be- settled
by arbitration.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

NASHVILLE, May 0.-Tennessoe Dem.
ocrats met here today In state con.
vcntion. Il Is certain shat x.Govemm
Taylor win Do nominated for governor
and senators Harris, Bate, r. W. Car
mack and T. M Mcconnell win be- se-
lectod as dclegaics.at.largc 90 Chicago.
An emphatic frco. independent and un-
limited free coinage at a 10 90 plank
viii DO aaonlnd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
Nntlonnl ConYentlnns.

TheL&G. y. will sell round trip
tickets at one fare rate Cor the following
National conventions
Prohibition, Pittsburgh, Pa, May "a.
.2o. Republican, 81. Louis, June 10th.
Democratic, Chicago, July 7th, popu.
list, ST. Louis, July 9th.
Call on agent Tor full particulars.
d. pmcE, A. G.. P. a.
Palestine, Texas,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
RepubIIcans of Brazoa Counts

Republicans OF BrazOs County.
You are hereby notified to meet In
mas convention At the court house Ia
the district couri room, Saturday, May
10, 1896, at 1890 p. M, for the purpose
Of elecilng delegates and alternates b
the Fort Worth Republican conven-
ton; TO elect county chairman for the
next two years. and for such other bust
ness 81 may come before the convention
for the welfare Of the party.
II. II. HAIL, Co. Chm'n. Brazos Co
II. T. HAYNES, Secreia y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

GuAyAoun, May 6.-Tho province Of
Manah suffered terribly from earth.
suake IN Puerto Nioio Houses wero
thrown down, mAy persons we've
burned alive In the ruins and many
others injured. The province Of Manahi
Is in the northeastern part of Ecuador.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

CINCINNATI. May 6.-CuFious crowds
stand around the wrecked Building
where gasoline caused such fearful de-
struction. The wall Of the building
ON the north Of the ruins. which had
become unsafe. has been torn down.
and the one ON the south, hraced mp,
and the work Of removing the wreck
age and rescuinR the dead has been re-
sumed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
Dcmocrats Preclnet 30. 8.

In accordance with the call Of County
Chairman II. y. Stoddard for a demo.
cratic county convention, to be- held In
Bryan, SATURDAY, May 30, hereby call
" meeting Of the democrats Of precinct
No. 3. Brazos county, TO be held al
Stone CITY, saturday, May 10, 1890, al
10 O'Clock a. M. to elect delegates Il
the aforesaid county convention.
G. A. GLrNN,
Chairman Prev ., Bragos Co
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
To peFRAup UNcLE sAM.
Three Men Indicted by the Federal
Grand Jury a. Chicago.

Three Men Indicted by the Federal
Grand Jury a. Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Federal garnd
jury has voted 10 indict three men who
were bidders for material in the old
postofiicc building. The charge is con.
spiracy TO defraud the United States
government. The men indicted are
Patrick J. Sexton, president Of the Chi.
cago Brick company, Ezekial Smith Of
Smith & Eastman, drainage canal con-
tractors, aud Frank John, foreman for
Smith q Eastman. Il Is alleged that
the higest Of the THO was 90 take the
work the other two forgetting their de.
posits of $500 each, 20 give the third
man an advantage Of many thousand
dollars, Mr. Sexton Is ono Of the best
known contractors in the west, and B.
said TO b. worth over s2,OOO,0O0.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
THE MARKETS.

W. ~ Foster & CO., doing broker
~, asinesa In grain, provisions and
cotton At Bryan, give quotations Of
Liverpool and New York cotton market
and Chicago provision and gram mar
ket. Orders executed promptly.
Chicago hog receipisyesterday, "a ,oN
Estimated Thursday 1900.
Better feeling In the markets.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
pemocrats PrecInct 30. 4.

In accordance with the call Of County
Chairman n. B. Stoidard for a demo
cratic county convention 10 be held at
the courthouse In Bryan Saturday,
May 20, 1896, l hereby call = meeting
Of the democrats Of precinct No. Z, to
be held At the Bohemian Hall below
College, Saturday, May 10. at 2 p. m.
W. J. Moore,
Cham. Prec. No. :.