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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10
UNION PARK.

The big racing event at Oakland track yesterday attracted quite number of the supporters of coursing from the Union Park coursng grounds, yet, all things considered, there was a comrortaole at- tendance when the first course was called. The betting was especially lively ana seV- eral thousands of dollars changed hands
 The Calls tips, as usual, were heavily played. and out of twenty-four courses but four selections failed to cash.
 The following is the result of the first run down of the all-aged stake
 Sans Souci beat Alameda; Forget beat Kilkenny Girl; Tessie Fair beat Van Knapp; Tod Sloan beat Sharkey; Douglas beat Black Pete; Green Valley Maid beat Van Cloie; Van Needa beat Arapahoe; Terrona beat Santa Alicia; Chit Chat beat Carmen; Camilla beat Vida shaw; Sweet Lips beat Ben B; Chartist beat Harkaway II; Theron beat Port Costa Lass; Magic peat Lady Harkaway; Promise Me peat Move On beat Gilt Edge; Moore's Pre- scription beat Lor-- Byron; Herculese peat Amorita; White Chief beat cannon Pasha; Eclipse beat Commooore' Rusty beat Royal Buck; Flying Buck beat Key Alfonso.
 In the first round of to-day, The Call makes the following selections, Whlcn Will prove successful provided the mares run up to their form of yesterday:
 Forget to beat Sans soucl; at dessie Ms,f gar ,r beat Douglas; Terrona to beat Van Nee. da Chit Chat to beat Camilha hsat Masis Promise Me to beat The Turk; Move On to beat Moore,s Preserptionr ro,d Hercules ta hdet Beauty should make clinking course with Buck to win by small margin.
 Doubtless the stake will be won by either of the following dogs; Flying Buck. Rusty Gold or Theron, Green Val ley Maid will have a number of warm admirers, as she is running fast and strong.
 In the puppy stakes Palmer Hill beat War Cloud; Royal Oak beat Arrow; Pas time beat Culver: Star Pointer r,,t,ss beat ]. Dempsey; Bonita beat Sunbeam; Flying Faster beat Gold Brick; Handy Andy beat Obadiah; Minerva beat Liberty Bell.
 As the young dogs are very uncertain in their running, selections will not be made. Flying Faster ran very well yes terday, and may possibly land the stake.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10
RECEPTION OF RESTRAINTS. Ladies' Sodality of St. Ignatius Church Will Add New Members.

A solemn reception of new members to the Ladies Sodality at St. Ignatius Church will take place this afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Father Calzia. the spirit ual director of the society, will receive the aspirants, after which the office of the Blessed Virgin will be recited by the mem- bers. Father Calzia will deliver an ad- dress, at the conclusion of which a sa- cred musical programme in honor of the occasion will be rendered, a special fea- instrumental trio for violin, organ and piano by the Misses Agnes, Angela and Clouilde Devlin. Hymns will be sung by the lady members and will conclude the programme.
 The sodality is at present in a very flourishing condition, and has upward of 700 members, owing to the zeal and earn estness of it's spiritual director. Rev. Father CalZia.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10
ADVERTISEMENTS
A POPULAR MISTAKE
Regarding Remedies for Dyspepsia and
 lndie iees stion.

Regarding Remedies for Dyspepsia and
 Indigestion.
 The national disease of Americans is Indigestion or in its chronic form, dy- spepsia, and for the very reason that taking proper treatment for what they consider trifling stomach trouble, when. as matter of fact, indigestion lays the foundation for many incurable dis eases. No person with vigorous, healthy stomach will fall victim to consumption. Many kidney diseases and heart troubles date their begin ming from poor digestion; thin. nerv- ous people are really so because their stomachs are out of gear; weary, lan- guid. faded out women owe their con- dition to imperfect digestion.
 When nearly every person you meet is afflicted with weak digestion it is not surprising that nearly every secret pat ent medicine on the market claims to be a cure for dyspepsia, as well as a score of other troubles, when. in fact, as Dr. Werthier says. there is but one genuine dyspepsia cure which is per- fectly safe and reliable, and moreover. this remedy is not a patent medicine. but it is a scientific combination of pure pepsin Gree from animal matter). vegetable essences, fruit salts and bis muth It is sold by druggists under name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. No extravagant claims are made for them. but for indigestion or any stomach trouble, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are far ahead of any remedy yet discoy- cred. They act on the food eaten, no dieting is necessary. simply eat all the wholesome food you want and these tablets will digest 1t. A cure results, because all the stomach needs is a rest, which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give by doing the work of digestion.
 Druggists sell these tablets at 50 cents per package. Little book on Stomach diseases and testimonials sent free by addressing Stuart O., chemists, Mar Abo1d Niah-
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with or without removal. J. Noonan. 1O17-lOZ3 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10


 LEAVE FROM APRIL To- 1898 ARRIVE .6:O0A Niles San Jose and Way Ststions ss:45A 7:OOA Benica, Susun and Sacramento 1O:40A Woodland d.'..'.................. 5,45p 1:00A Vscavilie and Rumsey. s:4oP 1:3OA Martinez, San Ramon Vallejo Napa,
 Calistoga and Santa Rosa. 0;1oP e,00A Atlantic Express Ogden and Hast. Si40P siaOA Niles San Jose, Stockton, lone,
 Sacramento Blarysville, Chico,
 Tehama and Red BlHff ............ 4iIar ss:3oA Peters Milton and Oskdale s5:I5P S:00A New Orleans Express. Merced. Ray
 mond, Fresno Bakersfield. Santa
 Barbara, los Angeles Deming,
 Fl Paso New Orleans and East. osz5H Fresno .......................... I2.I5r sI:OOP Sacramento River Steamers s9:O0P I:O0r Mics Ssn Jose and Way Stations ,D:i5A l.3OP Martinez and Way Stations ..... 7:45P visaia .......................... @ - 4,Iop Stations. ........................ ~ .. . tIo.IoA 4,oor Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo
 Napa. Calissoga. El Verano and
 santa ls9sa ehoA 4fOoP Benica, Vaeavilie, Woodland
 Knights Landing. Marysvfile, Oro-
 vile and Sacramento. .......-..... 10:4oA 1.80P Niles San Jose, Tracy and Stockton .. 7,IoR A;3oP Lathrop, Modesto, Merced. Berends
 Fresno. Mejsye Qor Rsndsburg)
 Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. '7i45A for Moiare and East ss45p T5:30P Sunset Limited Los Angeles, Fl
 Paso, Fort Worth, Little Rock St.
 Louis, Chicago and East .....,.... sIos15A New Orleans and East ,......,...' sIo.t5A 6,o0r European Mail, Ogden and East.... s,43A 6,00p Iiaywarls Niles and San Jose. 1i4HA ts:O0p Vallejo f7:4oP S:OOr Oregon Express Sacramento. Marys-
 vile. ielding. Portamd Puget
 sound and Hast ................. sil5A ln Iln N m d I n lD IlI
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10
A Benefit Entertainment.

The Dramatic Club of the California School of Elocution and Oratory will give an entertainment on Tuesday evening, April F. at Golden Gate Hall. 625 Sutter street, for the benefit of Miss Emily Cur. tis. president of the school. The price of admission has been fixed at 50 cents. An excellent programme has been arranged, consisting of music, both vocal and in strumental, dramatic recitatons, poses Friend" AS the California School of Elo- cution and Oratory has long been noted for the high quality of its training and the accomplishments of its students. an evening of genuine enjoyment may be ex- pected by all.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10
The magnificent steamship Morgan

The magnificent steamship Morgan City of the Ladue- Yukon Transporta- ton Company, which is consigned to Johnson-Locke Mercantile Company, not having arrived on her scheduled time from New York, her sailing date for Juneau, Dyea, Skaguay and Copper River has been changed to April Is, on which date she will leave from Folsom street wharf
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10
To Improve Tilden Street.

petition has been sent to the Board of Supervisors from the residents in the vicinity of the westerly end of Fifteenth street, asking that Fifteenth street be opened and extended westerly to Tilden street; also to lower the grade of the lat ter thoroughfare to that Of the former so as to make Tllden street accessible by way of Fifteenth and allow q proper James H. Duncan, Chris Leavy. Charles F. Helin. Patrick Prior. P. P. Vornach J. B. German. John Talford. N. Knol! Daniel Frank, Julius Reimer, A. ;. Soll- Leavy, Charles $. Moves. Harry D: Rog- CTS, Gottlieb Carle. George Carle' w. c. Mysell,
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10
Paste for Diamonds.

Guy McCord, the proprietor of poker joint" was yesterday held to answer be- fore the Superior Court by Judge Joach- imsen on charge of felony embezzlement in 5000 bonds. He got several diamonds from Frances Gerry to take to jeweler on Third street to be reset. and he got the 1eweler to substitute paste for the real articles by telling him that ths jew elry belonged to him.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10
Hydraulickers Not Convicted.

The jury failed to agree in the case of An Louis. An Chung and An Chang. tried in the United States District Court on charge of hydraulic mining without permission from the AntiDebris Associa- tion. The defendants were engaged in working the old Indiana Hall mine. near Gold Run. and 1t was alleged that they used monitors. This they denied. and the evidence was conflicting.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-10
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

Trains leave nud arc due tO arrive Q
 SAN FEANCESCe- (Msit Line Foot of Market Street.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09
HANNA IS GAINING.
Ills Advocates Claim lie Has
Enough Votes to Elect
OPPOSITION STANDING FIRM.
They VIII Not Admit but ono vote
iIns Changed 60 Hams The Sen.
ntur's Friends Juhiiaut over
the Present Pruspccta

Columbus, o., Jan. S.-Mark Hanna
6 gaining on tho home stretch. Relia'
be reports have been received here In
dicatiug that he has the necessary %
votes. and consequently Hannas head.
quarters arc iubilani, and the opposition
seems lees confident
Tho opposition depended upon the fol-
lowing 10 Republicans voting with the
G5 Democrats in the Legislature Rep
rcscntatyes Mason and Bmmlcy OF Cay
ahoga, Jones Of Stark, Gnmth Of Union,
Otis Of Hamilton, Scott Of Fulton, Rcd
key Of Highland, Rutan Of Carroll, Man
ucl Of Montgomery and Senator Burke
of Cleveland. This would mako the
Joint ballot stand % 90 20 against Hanna
Alta public meeting In Dayton Friday
night. at which resolutions worc adopt
od condemning Governor Bushnell and
the boiling Republican members, and
demanding that Charles l.. Kurtz resign
as Ohio member Of the national Rcpub'
iican committee. Representative Manuel
made speech pledging himself une'
ouivocally Tor Hanna Representatives
| Griffith Of Union and Jones Of Stark,
are reported 70 have done the same thing
al their homes. and there are like reports
/ from Rutan OF Carroll aud Redkcy "
| Highland. The Hanna mcn 20 sp!Er-'
20 claim &c is CD too 4. 0tu N.H H.'
IN their favor. Ina IH. ly -
mcmbcr no. H'.' o. Hanna public
Is. but that is c1r short, aud tho opr7t.'
uon conccdc no loa except that Of Man.
uel
While Rcpr uatiyc Griffith o. %
home with Dis constituents Mr Griffith
A. here 90 the Great Southern h0.rl
s vhrr the audInnm mon hrc th.l
II hoairuarters. and sha is stl with OBJ.
b opposition. TU.aua lWul munIm..
That after securing control o. '"a
lmnches % tHa lcr aIEw ih'y m.
rr1lt mistake in all urrr iru N.|
u0sl1v Oh Monday Ins having mH
90 home tul Inauguration Day.
PaputiCln mcmHCr NIH lu coop
atiur with Che Democrat n'nst l.u
ma arc thus confronted with mdirm
y ton meetings 40 thcir homes which j
. likely 90 turn The tide in favor of S.n
atoI Hanna Tho opposition m7dc rr
, pcatod and most persistent efforts to RI.
Senator FomkcT % como h0u anl tm
70 has been regarded as ON indication OBJ
he wus needed. Bot ODE senior senate
70 from Ohio has gone 90 W1-hinr.r
!. without stopr.ngat Columbus ltHr
Ia ported certain psri!cs met Che senator C
d the way m before hts departure, lu
nothing definite is known us iotmfwli
Ter. an efforts t0Roi either lU.0ro
.e John r. Mclean horo have failed an
o. withal they arc credited with being tw
10 great factors in the combine.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

The O. cks, frauds, and periuries Of
ODE pension list are beginning TO at
tract universal attention. even the g. o.
p. organization, which has done 10
much 10 encourage pension giving is
walked up 90 the fcandaious methods |
wforied % for getting their names on
.uo lis.. These methods are not only
fraudulent in themse.yes, but are a
very serious matter financially, in ab.
ruug the revenues from ina oriation
eu. toms, nearly 10 The extent Of their
amount. The pensioners nov number
nearly amillon oinames, and constant
| ly increasing, and call flr one huudIed
and sixty millions Of dollars. About the
nasu,s, features in this business is
young ,ilis marry ing old dccrepii SOL
d.ers with the ex qegiation Of soOu be-
coming soldiers widows and drawing
/ i easi5ns.--Nayasgia Tablet
Inquiry al the Office Of leading loan
lagoncy 90 Dallas discllses that during
the iast year IL has collected virtually
al. 81 iheiuteresi due 10 from loans Up.
on Texas farms. ana that it has not in q
sngis Instance been forced 10 foreclose
farm mortgage TO secure either inter.
esi OF principal. Iis collections have
been better az Dallas than at its branch
oAices 10 M.ss0ui. aud loga. This tells
something Of what The Texas farmer IL
doing, and isa prophecy Of what be
could do II prices we're better. and the
drain upon him ior supplies, which be
, should produce himself, were reduced 90
ii1e minimum. Farm and Ranch.
"Ile greatest ttoubIe With the Az.
GRACE leaas farmer" writes +. L. Py.
land Of Atlanta, Tex On crop diyersd
caion,' 10 has he depends too much
on the north .oF things that he ought
90 raise 90 home. They have quit a.,
good Old way Of making & living al
home bat are depending Tor their pork
syrup, hay, -four, aud some even bu,in.
corn raised NORTH
: The Eagle learns With regret iha
lirs. j.. IS. Ross aud family viii build
home in Waco aud move back % tia
city. They viii be missed here and a
College, AND their places In the heart
oi the people, like that occupied b,
e Gov Rose himself, car never be oiled
0 Damn McDougaId basmoyei iron
North Grimes county TO Bryan and vi.
q hereafter make lis home here. IN
III Eagle cz.gals O cordial welcome to On
Doctor end bis family.
For B,ni-Thc store room next tom
b. saddle shop, heretofore occupied b
Goldberg 6 WOinsiin. Apply to ]
Il T. uauvay. 81
II This isa campaign year and We wi
have plenty OF diversified polite
whether We have diversified crops OF
not.
Galveston is already huslling to b,
cure tbe dcmouUtc state convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

a $4,000 MONUMENT
To be Erected TO the Memory OF
Gov. l.. s. Ross.

The reporter learned yesterday upon
the best authority that members Of the
alumni and ex-caiets OF the A. & NJ.
college have already begun a move
ment to erect a i2O0O monument 20
tie memory Of Gov. L. S Ross.
They are already communicating with
each other and organizing clubs In var
ious towns throughout the state to raise
funds for the laulsble purpose.
The movement viii meet With the
hearty cooperation and approval OF esq
eryoue, in evidence Of which % will be
noted that Mr.. wv llanway Of pa.
las, the well known travelling mau, pub
lshel a request m yesterdays Calves
ton News TO the effect that the New
open hst for the receipt Of subscrp
/ lons from the Texas travelling men ~
a monument TO the memory Of Gov
/ Ross. The News warmly seconds th
request and will receive and receipt 70
subscription 20 the Cross Monumen
Fund"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

Selma, Ala, Jan s.-Ncws comes
from Tuscaloosa that Rico Banks, no.
gro, has SURRENDERED 20 the sheriff oi
that place lie confessed TO having bccn
n party % tho murder Nf Lon Wilson, a
wealthy country merchant near Akron,
IN Hale county, two years ago. He says
Wilson's thrco nephcws are equally
guilty with him. ono of thom suic'l a
in Meridian, Miss scvcrl Unths arn.
and loita statement .r N. II. Hl
rcon So full of dnr .... .H. .. ..l
find mo- rest VIE
son, the wr ..... r.. .1.li doi
iu hs stor.. .l'UIU .HI ..l.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

Mrs J.. 49, hutchinson returned g..
Houston yesterday.
SIR. J. Gclber and children are visit
ing IN Hampstead.
Rev. A. N. Stewart viii preach today
at noon and az night at the old Baptist
church.
Mrs. A. benson returned o. Nayasota
Yesterday after q visit TO her brother,
Rev. J.. b. Cochran.
LA. Nash who teacho. the Silver
Valley school in tie Brr11s bottom, has
been elec.c ~ president of the BuIIeson
county c1.orcd teachers institute which
includes some forty members
Thepress aud people ofal, Texas are
eth engaged Ia laying vreatha and gar.
lands upon the grave Of Gov. Ross. SO
citizen Of the state has ever been 60
universally beloved aud 30 highly hon
orcl.
Hon. John ~. Reagan has retired
from the race for The United States sem
ate leaving the conles, TO Mills and
Culbersou. Reagan b. the grand old
m On OF Texas politics with a Epolless
record OF half a century Of public ser-
vice behind him.
The subject az the Christian church
this morning will be- "Reasouahle Ser.
vice. tonight "The sinners Excuse,
I am Afraid can't Hold Out" will be
answered from the bible. Everyone IN,
viled. J. l.. Andrews, Pastor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

J.E. guuor visited lloino ys ierlay
- Ihey-,f5Tlutr---A--.ih.ourh ~.
ing stock.
A frorh iol % Tenry's candy 90 Ty-
Der uarvou6. go
Dr. Tom Erwin came OPP from Hemp.
e.ead yesterday.
For Reni-Tuo good OPP l,aIu rooms
Apply 20 lra Goo.h %
Wen rooted cape Jasmine plants iof
ll.a in any quantity by u.H.Jones. los
piece. 33
Robert Webb OF MIndcn, Ia, b. here
lhi. week looking aler Al compUss ln.
iare.is.
j. A. Mile o. c.itenn from ucl
Anllrcn 10 Chimes couaiy wss hef,
yesterday
Bob 1leQaeea, co.orcl, asoa Of shad.
Mcqueen, iiei Friday and vas mlo,
lclicrty.
fnrueu DO ths Bltals bottom an.
elsewhere aie lerg busy caura sa.
hr,ahins land
Tyler ii.aVclll. ae.ul ior Ealmaa
k0iakt. 10 sou wan, ono 90 amy nap
plol u,e BIN. s.
Fresh white anl ui onion et an
Kausa. multiplying he..oe nr ala O.
HALLS Drug Store. b
"The verge of uaf' isau normal Tut
penn condition fnla great ching Ttb
associated rcss.
Tao CHOICE lots Within tFo block ,
lho public tchoo. Or sale. Apply 0
Dunnica ana Ninkort. So
The Eaglo is in rscein. o. Che anuar
number OF "The Ncw Time Dh.lag
magazine deyo.cdio social progress.
Mis, Amelia Alcnburgor leaves 6,
day Coz her home in Galveston after
most pleasant ,is.t 90 Miss Louise Mei
dola.
For Salo-i ava going ont Of busine.
hsre and viii .ell the shelving 90 m
store very cheap. Apply 70 A. Col
berg. So
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09
Uncle Josh spruceby

The next nitracton at the grand OPP
era house will he the laughable rural
comedy. Uncle josh spruceby, TO be-
presented on the evening OF Jan. 10.
.Thisis by Gar the best attraction o. the
Kind travelling. and Is always well ie-
ceiy,d here The company carries a
Gur band aud .rlhe tfa aud presents %
good clover chow without Objectionable
features. THE scenic effects u.ed ore
,AssIlentaud ,he cav mill scene Us cs.
pgcaliy realistic aud thrilling.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09
NAY CLEAR A MYSTERY.
A strange letter Received by rost-
master Carlisle az "a. Louis.


master Carlisle az "a. Louis.
81 Louis. Jan POSTMASTER Car.
isle has received a letter dated Dos
MoinJs H., which may explain the mys
tory 90 Charlton, ia., of the muiilatcd
corp found in box there Friday. The
letter. wa. not signed but was directed,
"Ar. 8 T. Stone. care Ms n. j.
smallcy. West Brownsville, Pa, and
enclosed IN an onyolope dipctcd % The
postmaster. al IN the same handwriting
The letter was dated Jan %, as follows
"pnr Mpihsr-l avn in PES
Ncnes and they u1'd Co Kill
me Dat night ty taking mo oui
ono train beard them talking
about aMus ue and putting ma in d
tm.. ! dou'to over 0rU.f 90 eo Won
alyc AGAIN and rollbgg dear moth
sr"
como ~ the m.nis1u.luld man, and
that Do usl t1 hra. Nith'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

san Antonio. Jan Prank j. Ht..
tH. % vcu known mmhDmu oi th..
city. comm uol suicide at his homo hy
shooting hime'f through ihe bead with
pistol Ee.tl ms been arsilent oi
this city foI 90 years ani bad amassci d
fortune ln thc lumber tls.u.ss Hewu.
.i yur OH and lal. "a wife. tv.
lu.h.u and tbns .t.u ngVHliruC
ng,r ODD health rs e.T.H as tfs pTohal..
.fu.. .| ID. r.e.I.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09
SHOWED UNDER THE ICE,
A Man Break. a Hole Ia The Ice aud
browns GINA.

&c. Joseph, No, JAN S-An un.
known man broke q hole in The icc u
the Missouri river here early this morn.
ing and showed O small child into tho
oponing Tho act was witnessed by a
man, who, after telling boy 10 notify
the police OF tho affair, followed the
murderer across the river 90 the Kansas
side. Neither puruor nor murderer have
been found, but have been tracked % a
point several miles north Of the city 4
hole was found whom the child was
forced into the water, together with tho
pole with which tine bee was broken, but
until the man ON the track Of the hend
rctlms, nothing further can b. asoor.
taincd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

81 Louis, Jan s.-liugh NJ. Mann, b
pionor Of st. Louis, g. dead, aged Is
ycau. lie was born In Philadelphia,
and was a gold scolor In California IN
80 Returning 10 S. Louis he engaged
IN the foundry business and rcmoYed 20
Calm during the war aad built al the
gunboais for the g0Vrnmoni run On the
Missislippi river
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

1no nst OF the dead and injured as far
or known, are;
Milton Woods, pilot, Allegheny, Pa,
aged co.
Thomas Flyu, second engineer.
Joseph Inlly, SECOND mate.
Ioo Webster, fireman.
Ico Bechtold. fireman.
4 fireman still missing.
The injured are:
Leslie Jones, captain, badly burned
and hurt about body condition serious.
Percy r. Woods, an apprentice pilot,
will probably die.
David Walker ono Of the crow, sori.
ouly hurt.
Adolph Wandol steward, serious.
Il is not known 40 present what caused
the explosion. Tho boats boilers wcrc
recently tested and found 20 be In good
condition. and the boat was Sonsidercd
one Of the bost and staunchest on the
river. Il was valued nc $4,000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09
NotIce.

The stockholders Of the Bpzos bridge
company are requested b meet Mon.
day, Jan. 10, at the office Of G. s. Par.
her promptly Al 9p. M, TO elect officers
Tor the ensuing year. q. s. Parker,
Secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

Ennis, Tex, Jan b-1is Is. vs..
Barnett OF this city while visiting 90
Loli, three miles soaih of Ennis. n
into an open lUpla,o 40 iho home oi 1lr.
Vanicrgrif and was seriously bamcl
on the head. face aud arms.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09

smithvinc. Tex, Jan. S-While
switching the yaris here, T.. ]. Put
nam was rua over by nat car aud had
his LOT leg ut OF O., ihe ankle. Tie was
sent to the hospital at Houston.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-09


At 80 last night an alarm Of i've
vas SCUM led aud at irst q was thought
that the store Of Mr.. J. W. English
was on Gre. al building was Glol
with smoke, and 10 was .omc time be-.
fore lhe ire could bc located. Finally
it was found 90 be one OF the joi,,s bc-
tween Mr Englsh'a building aud the
FlIppJn block, which was put out aud
what threatened TO De- a serious corGt.
grafton was aycrlel.
Camp ] b. Robertson met last night
and after ble. aJdrc ses by Mayor
Adams. Capt q. 4. Adams AMI Oen
Sioddafj. thC following committee val
appointed o. dnt suitable resolution.
ON thc death of Gov. Ross. 10 B
S,odlarl. D. *, Chatham, e, AZ Adam
and J J. Adam. and W e. Mitchell
Anitlc g.E residing at Mr Lgmans
had an arm bUkon by falling down
ihe stairs last night
LOsT-A deed describing land be-
longing TO Scale, az the Gre last night
return 10 D. A, Lovcry.