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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-16
GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKE,

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 15-FlOur-Quiet and
easier; Minneapolis patents, $3.5J45i
Rye Flour-lnactive; good to fair, S3.10G
BIB
Cornmeal-Easy; yellow. 79aSOc.
Rye-Quiet; No. western, 6iq6r5c.
Barley-Steady.
Barley Malt-Quiet.
Wheat-Spot dull; No. red. 79Kc. OPP
tons opened steady on cables and wet
weather in the Northwest. They subse-
ouently developed weakness under local
steady on late covering at &c. net adj
vance. July closed 7Slsc. September,
7Shc.; December, Nlsc.
Corn-Spot duh; No. 2, 4Ohc. Options
opened steady. but sold off with wheat.
Oats-Spot dull; No. 2. 30c. Options dull
Hops-Quiet.
Beef-Firm; family, s9500si05O
Cut Meats-Steady; picked bellies. $40
ne; do. shoulders. 5isc.
I.ard-Easy; western, s5.65; refined
Pork-Dull: mess, ss25as975.
Cottonseed Oil-steady TO firm: prime
crude. 2lizc.; (, o. b. mills, l7gisc.; prime
Butter-Firm for fancy; ! lower
grades scarce: western creasncry, t5r
lSlac. State dairy. lSlzni7c
Cheese-Firm; large white, skc.: large
colored. Sssc.
ERgs-Firm: State and Pennsylvania
l5isaI6c.: western, fresh. i5Hl5Ic
Rosin-Quiet; strained, common 20 good,
81 500 81 .32ia.
Turpentine-Steadya at 43isGiic.
Rice-Firm; domestic. fair TO extra, AZ
coffee-Options opened quiet and UNI
changed; ruled exceptionally dull. with
weak undertone. in the absence OF cables
from Havre. Rio, and Santos. closed on
account OF holiday. Close was Inactive.
sales. $50 bags. including September. s'-@.
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Charged With Murder.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July l5.-(Spe-
cial. Louis August, soldier from Fort
Monroe. Is IN jail at Hampton, charged
with the murder of Minnie Fargo. The
crime was committed in Phoebus Thurs
day night There was great excitement
caused by the affair. owing 10 the bru-
tality of the manner In which the woman
was killed: and. although she Is mu-
latto. there was some talk OF lynching
The woman was suffocated her assassin
pushing a rag down her throat until she
could not breath
IN sad. the new steamer for the Morgan
Line. which has just been completed,
went on her trial trip outside the Capes
to-day She was found to be up 10 an
requirements.
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TROOPS LEAVING FRISCO.
They All Sailed Friday on the CITY
OF Para.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-General
shafter, under date Of July 18th, tele-
graphs the War Department the following
details of the recent departure Of troops
from San Francisco:
Transport City Of Para sailed yester-
day evening with Major Augur and two
troops OF the Fourth Cavalry, officers
and l79 men, headquarters band and 1
companies; Twenty-fourth Infantry-l4
officers, 5i2 men; Company B, engineers
3 officers, $50 men; $50 rounds calibre,
thirty ammunition per man. With troops,
assistant surgeons. 10 acting assistant
surgeons; 10 men Hospital Corps; officer,
~ men Signal Corps; So assigned men
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-hfth lnfan-
try. Passengers-General Schwan and
aides, Colonel Carpenter, Eighteenth; Bis
bee. Thirteenth; Major Lee, Ninth; Cap
tain Bachelor. Twenty-fourth Infantry
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ARRESTED IN PETERSBURG.
Charged With Assault and POST
Office Robbery.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 15.-(Speclal)
Constable Jackson of Nottoway county,
with the assistance of officer Bass, ar
rested in this city this evening James
Smith (colored) on the charge OF being
the man who made the felonious assault
upon and robbed Postmaster Warren
Brown at Hebron in Dinwiddie county,
on March 90 1899 The warrant called for
the arrest OF William Daniel Jackson
and two other witnesses identified Smith
as the man who Is wanted. Smith denies
the charge, and claims TO have been
working in this city for several months.
and that before coming here he lived in
Prince George county. Constable Jackson
took his prisoner TO Fords Depot tonight.
There IS a reward of $500 offered by the
Governor and the county officials for the
arrest and conviction Of the man who
made the assault on Mr.. Brown.
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July 1l-CSpecial.)-
Sales Of tobacco on this market the past
week aggregated only 1890 pounds. QUO
tations: Dark Grades: Lugs-CommOn
dark Jugs. S1.J0QS2.JO; good dark Tugs,
$2SGS35O; fine dark Tugs. $Q$5. Leaf
Common dark leaf, $35OuA: medium dark
leaf. $f250S5; good dark leaf, S5aS; fine
dark leaf S90Sl2. good black wrappers,
Sl06si4: fine black wrappers, $l5Q$2L
Bright Tobacco: Beaf-Common monde
script. 50 JOQ$4; common bright broWnish
Tugs. S3aA; medium bright Tugs, sass;
good bright Tugs. sass; fine bright Tugs,
S95OdSlO. Ieaf-Common cutting, SjaS6;
medium cutting. T.9qS; good cutting,
s9aSl0. fine cutting $llQSl2.5O; fancy cut
ting. $l4.50a$l6 Leaf-COmmOn cut wrap
pers. SSdd2; medium cut. wrappers, Sl20
sl3: fine cut, wrappers, S2jQsi0 good ma
hoCany. Sl250GS}O.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, July Is. 1889


Private sales reported to-day were light
United States internal-reyenue cOllec-
tons for the city OF Richmond, va, to-
day were: Tobacco. S3437.52; cigars,
$3,2G610 Total, $6,703.62
The tobacco inspector reports light
sampling for to-day:
Receipts and deliveries of the ware
houses to-day were also light.
Private sales for the week are as fol-
lows: Wrappers, 50 hOgsheads, filters, 81
hogsheads; cutters 20 hogsheads; leaf
dark. 2G0 hogsheads Burley, / hOgshead;
Tugs, 6 hogshead scraps. 81 hogsheads;
stems. 126 hogsheads. Total number OF
hogsheads. SIC.
United States internal-revenue collec-
lions for the week are: Tobacco, 3d.
62S9l; cigars, l2,S34S2. Total, S3j 1913.
The tobacco inspector reports for the
week: neutrality-suspicious. Isl hOgsheads;
reviews, q. Dark-Inspections, MS hogs
heads and 263 tierces; reviews, l hogs
head.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July 14-(special)
Receipts large and prices a shade
lower on some grades. Quotations: Com
fine Tugs. 81 10 81 poor short leaf. s. TO s.;
fair to good short leaf, S TO $3.50: medi-
um 10 good wrappers. S 10 Sl2; good 10
fine wrappers. $l4 to SIS; medium to good
shipping 81 10 $ll; good to fine shipping.
go n az
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SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET

SUFFOLK. VA, July H.-(Special.)-
Jumbo, fancy hand-picked Virginia pea
ginia peanuts. &C.; extra hand-picked Vir-
ginia peanuts. lie; No. l Virginia she'll
ed peanuts, l-2c.; No. , Virginia shelled
peanuts, &c.. eXtra-large Virginia shelled
peanuts, lie; No. spanish shelled pea
nuts, Lie.
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The cash quotations were as 1OHoWs.
No. 2 yellow corn, 34Ac. Flour steady. No.
2 spring wheat, 73Isc No. spring wheat,
7lT7l7sc: No. 2 red. T81za74c. No corn,
3tac No. oats, Hac; No. white, $50
2Slsc.; No. 3 white; 25lzq211ec. No. 2 rye
67c No. / faxseed, sslAc.; new, AGZlz
pork. per barrel. SS50QS9O5. Lard, per 100
pounds. S.25Q$5S7la. Short-rib sides
loose). SJ1ej.1O; dry-salted shoulders box
ed). S5.371zQ s. 80; short clear sides (boXed);
1850 Whiiskey, oS ais SIsd c nfIne
unchanged. Butter weak; creams, 1870
l7lbc.: dairy, 1lG15ikc. Cheese steady at
Sl4q9c. Eggs firm; fresh, l2c.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO, July 14.-Receipts Of cattle
were small to-day and the demand slow,
with prices barely steady. Good 10
fancy steers brought $500 $50; common
er grades, $iGQ$525; stockers ana reed
ers. 800 $3.50; bulls, COWS, and hefers;
s2qA.70; Texas steers, A25qS5.29; ana
calves, st50dS7. There was a further
falling OFF IN hog receipts. but prices were
weaker. Heavy hogs brought $4l064 40;
mixed lots, Al5dA40; culls and rougns'
$20Sf15; light, s. 21dS44o; pigs. S3Sd$4J0
There was no decided change In the sheep
market. the only decline being IN western
range sheep. Sheep brought &Gs5 Tor
culls, up 70 s5iS5.25 for prime native
wethers. Yearlings sold for Al5g$55O;
western range sheep, A2JaA6o' ana
spring lambs, s3.50qS5.50. Receipts-Cat-
tie $500 head; hogs. 1900 head; sheep
GOO head.-Baltimore American
BALTIMORE, July H-Calvees-Small.
fat veal calves sell promptly from day
TO day at full market rates, and or TINS
grade there is no surplus. Demand good;
heavy, rough stock slow sale az irregular
prices General market steady. quote
as follows Strictly choice veal, per pound.
6na6Ac.; good veal, per pound e46ltc.;
rough TO good, per head, $iQS95o
Lambs and Sheep-Receipts Of lambs IN
this market are now running free, win
a large proportion of inferior grades. Inc
latter. besides being In themselves nara
mon the value OF the better descriptions.
Demand fair for nice, fat lambs at
around SIC. per pound. Old sheep rather
dull. we quote: Spring lambs, good TO
choice 5izd-c. per pound poor, sInaiI
stock. 4Iaq5c. per pound. sneep' pSSr
$3.50; inferior, per head, IqSLD; Old
bucks per head, S.50aS.-Baltimore
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Cotton-luiet;
middling, 3-l6c.; gross receipts 0s2 bales;
sales. 81 bales; stock, 100 Dales; o,o -.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, l,S3S bales;
exports 10 the Continent, $50 bales; Stock
ConsoIidated: Net receipts. ISIS bales;
exports TO the Continent. 53s bales.
Totals since September LIST; Net re.
ceipts. S,2S267l bales; eXports-to or 5pe ~
Britain. 3.4542i9 bales; to France, ioo'lo'
bales: 10 the Continent. 2,Ui.l53 bales.
NAVAL~STORE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH. GA, July l5.-Splrits Tur-
pentine-Firm at $780, bid; reported safes
81 50 casks at 4Oc.; receipts, ss2 casks %,
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales to5
barrels: receipts, 3,2i2 barrels
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p.NrILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE. July 4.-(SpeciaL)- Quota-
lions: Wrappers-Fancy, $iOGS5; good. so
Q2i0; medium. S20aS30; common. Sl2dS2O.
Flllers-Fine. $3.50 $40; good. S55Oa7.25;
common. 275G $3.50. Cutters-Fine. Sl7GS23;
good, 81 n ST.; common. Tj0QSl1. Smokers
Fine. S9GSl2; good, ;GGS9: common. S3aS6.
Nondescripts-Good, $2.500Si; common,
81 .7JGS250
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, July 70, 1879.
Quotations. Wheat-Longberry 81 to
Toe; mixed. 81 to 75c.; shOrtberry, g. to
75c.; No. 2 red 7Jc. bag lots, So to 7lc.
COrn-White, Virginia, bag lots, - 70 43c. ;
No. 2 white. AZ TO - 1-2c; No. white. a 10
Al lie; No. mixed. Al 10 Al 1-2c.; No. 3
mixed, 40 to Ale. Oats-No. mixed,
20 1-2c.; No. mixed. 29c. Rye-5s to coo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-16

ASHLAND. VA, July l5.-(Speciall-
The condition of Rev. A. q. Brown re-
mains about the same as for the past
few DAYS. He was able To be taken on
the lawn this morning in his easy-ehair.
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STAGNANT MARKET,
ar THERE WAS a rERCEPTIBlE
TONE or FiRMNEss.
~ BEAR CONTINGENT ACTIVE.
.fr Dealings Were Principally
,tth brooklyn TrnnSit-Peopfc's
90, Recovered and Oregon Nnvi-
lion tdvnnccd--Bouds Irregular.

,... YORK. July 15.-To-day's short
uas sO narrow and so nearly
.-r. hat movements OF prices were
..l. Ien'fcancc There was a per-
... f.ro OFF frmnoss. however. which
.has.aod after the appearance Of
...k settlement by the hasty cover
como small bear contracts I'm the
... which had been put out lust
.. The appearance OF the state
.... r-tR CONTINGENT ACTIVE.
,....... the crcator part Of the days
,. V. given over to the closing
..r.t.-t contracts by the bears. This
haI been particularly active
...r Transit during the past week.
..u, talk OF a pending strike.
to cover to-day made that
. .. most active on the list. and
points from the opening
s.r was largely bought and
...n. rue l'a over last night.
COTTON OIL ROSE
..-.. e- recovered sharply from
,- rr..s Oregon Navigation,
advanced 14 on the discharge
.... t-tr. trast and the implied guar
.... - r-fr.d dividends TO the
-. NJ 0 p-s cent in yearly install
. rt. oi rose over a point.
,,.-.....r and thc Southwestern rail-
,.. also inclined 10 strength. The
r... -....r.nt was up 20 expectations
i r. r- o. loan contractons and the
l.. r.lucuon IN deposit liabili-
- was unexpectedly favorable in
.f rneff gonufNTr-
rr payment Of S2.J00.O)0 10 the Sub
ly on customs payments during
week.
l'>EY MARKET WORKED LOWER
.. total money market worked still
.a.r Today but demand sterling ad-
r.... e. significant traction ana LONDON
discounts were also harder. sterling eX-
--a at continental centres also rose
$50 lending point 90 the note OF
~ sounded hy the weekly English
81 lal publications over the immediate
OF tine London money market.
rs bond market was moderately ac-
t. and rather irregular, the southwest
tr railroad issues moving up IN sym
jtr with the strength ~ the stocks.
|rr. States 2's and old As, registered,
l.r. declined d in the bid price.
TH. tlfal sales Of stocks were l2G.J0O
..- including AtchisOn preferred,
s. burlington. G1s5. Manhattan. 1870;
..arI. Pacific. 100; Northern Pacillc,
co. $50 Paul, $3.50. Brooklyn Transit,
Ul. sugar. $40
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call steady at 3 per cent;
r.r. paper, SsQFa per cent.
S..iag exchange firm. with actual
Business ln bankers bills at &Nh0$4S14
f. .mand and az A.SdfASr4 for sixty
days. posted rates, $iS50M.@ and #sSD
i. 81. commercial bills, A.Sie.
~l.- ceruhcatcs 60Q6l; bar silver. co;
-tr dollars, +l's.
-. bonds inactive. Railroad bonds
r..t Government bonds steady
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
I weekly bank statement shows the
..Nr. changes.
-rI.. reserve. increase. $je36,H5.
Loans. .soase. S15.1S0.7OO.
Specie. decrease 500. 400.
Lss.teu.... incnaase. $2.S27,4Oo.
I...... 7c. E5.2l3. 100.
Circulation. rea-a $3.50.
Oh. banks r.H l N0G5s. 80 in excess
ol ODE requirements oi the . per cent.
rule
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NORFOLK PEANUT M.RrSET

NORFOLK, VA. July H-(Speclal)--
Spanish peanuts now find ready sale on
this market at 81 per bushel.
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prrEpSuIrPG PEANUT MaRKEr

PETERSBURG, VA, July H.-(Special)
Virginia Peanuts-Strong at &C. for good
stock; Spanish strong at s.05 per bushel;
stock very light
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Bonds.

Solo; southern, "a preferred. ......... 1917
Norioik and Western ..........:...... 70s.
Pacific Coast - &C
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, July Is, 1899.
Sales: Virginia Centuries, 1900 at Sl4;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
guaranteed per cent. p shares at 1862;
Nirginia-Carolina Chemical, common, Sc
shares at 20; Virginia-Carolina Chemical,
common. 10 shares at 20; Virginia-Caro-
lima Chemical. common, 10 shares at 72i4.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16

d. VI. Donaho. q K. Douaho, W. a.
Berry, J. II Harper J.. W. Baird,
Charley wor.ey, D. NJ. Shannon and
others were here from Madison county
yesterday.
DR.. W. / Seymour the eminent eye
specialist, will visit our town the Path
and 25ih. He will have offices in the
Exchange Hotel parlors. Consultation
will he free. 100
Remember Dr.. seymour will not be
here bui two days-the cath and 2jth-
~ the Exchange Hotel Consultation
free. 1922
Non will have an opportunity to ron.
suit the noted oplician DR.. seymour at
the Exchange hotel. l02
Mrs T. V. winkler has returned TO
Cersicana, after a visit TO NJ. aud Mrs.
A. u. McConnico.
Peter Thomas, T. +. shaw, I'd Eli.
OFT and John Holden were here from
Tabot yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. n. kirkpatrick were
here yesterday from Boggy, Leon
county.
For accident and life insurance either
in lodges OF straight lie companies see
Joe b. Reed. Also sells four, rice aud
coffee. n
Mr. and Mrs Gabe SchVarr Of Hemp.
stead, are visiting Mrs. II. Rypinski
and family,
Parks & Waldrop have received hand
some new fixtures for their show win.
DOW,
b. f Gentry and j. II. Bowling were
here from wellborn yesterday.
Dr. Tabor reports two cases Of small.
pox at the pest house.
w. A. johnson is again seriously At.
fecled with paralysis.
l.. 5. Williams was here from Harvey
yesterday.
Cottage home for rent aner April
lst lO3 @. A. Adams.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The House Pals Ia Pass TO EnEro..msnt
Wnzhf's Land nIII.

Austin. Tex, March IS Turneys
bill. amending the n Paso city charter.
was ordered engro.sed and passed finally
under a suspension Of the rules BY the
senate yesterday.
The regular order vas suspended and
the senate considered the bin authoriz.
ing the Houston East and West Texas
Railway company. 10 lease for period
Of % years the Houston and Shreveport
railroad. The bill was engrosscd.
Grinnans bill making numerous
minor changes and corrections In the
school laws a. suggested by the super
intendent Of public instruction. was
passed 10 engsossment.
Mr. Burns securedconsideration Of his
bill providing for the Incorporation Of
cotton exchanges. boards Of trade and
chambets Of commerce. The bin was
ordered eSkosscd and passed finally un-
der a suspension Of tho rules.
siaifords bin giving the first county
Jurisdiction where an offense Is commit
ted near the boundary line. was passed
finally under o suspension Of the rules
The bill by Goss relating 10 the relief
Of actual occupants on homestead dona-
tons 80 as 70 permit patents 10 issue
where applications are not made In
writing was passed finally under a sus.
pension % the rules
Greer ecured consideration Of his bill
appropriltingfl5 900 20 repiyand restore
10 the United States government an cx-
cess Of money that was paid the state
by mistake
The amount was finally fixed a. S55. %
vsI1i and passed under suspension %
the rules.
The WriShtGarner land bin was the
pending business in the house. On the
vote 10 eugru-s the bill failed
House bin 23S 30 apply the text book
law passed hy the last legislature 20
critics Of more han 10000 inhabitants.
was laid before the house and tho favor.
able majority report was adopted by a
vote Of 81 10 30
Mr. shelhurne offered an amendment
which was adopted providing that the
law shall not be- -o construed 20 affect
the validity Of contracts heretofore
made under the act Of the Tweniy.ffth
legislature
The bill was before the house all day.
and several minor amendments were
adopted. but the bin went over a. unfn-
ished business
A motion 30 take mp the senate Hogg
fee resolution was defeated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16

FOR Marshal.
tsxi i authorized 10 announce
T. r. EOYETr
candidate Tor reelection 90 The
~ CIiy MarshAl Of Bryan at the
4 April slect.on
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16
HEADLEss CORPSE.
body of 70 neadlrs. Man Pound Floating
In Lake Michigan Near Hyde Park.

body of % Ieadlrss Man Pound Floating
In Lake Michigan Near Hyde Park.
Chicago. March i5- The headle--
corpse II q man mangled and bruised
with one shoe and a bit Of rope dangling
from the ankle. was found tossing
among the waves ~ Like Michigan.
near Hyde park The police authorities
believe that it Is q case Of murder and
that the rope on the ankleJgas 70 anchor
tse remains below the surface.
Upon investigation Il was found that
AZ every joint IN the body there was a
cash. aud the belief Is entertained that
the body was cut In order 90 double II
mp into o small compass so that IL nigh,
b. more easily carried in sack or box
20 the lake One cash indicated that
the spine was severed The body wa.
badly decump0sed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16

The Hon. Luther Manship's EVEN
ing Of Song and Story" last night az the
Auditorium was rare treat Of elocu.
tionary ART and character delineaiion.
Ills facial expression aud mimicry are
perfect. and he held the attention Of
the delighted and apprecIaiiye audience
from beginning 10 finish with bis easy.
transition from dreamy flights Of poetic
fancy 10 deep pathetic sympathy and
side splitting humor. Those who ap.
preciate an evening of refined humor
should no. fail 90 hear this gifted
genius tonight at the Auditorium -
Beaumont Journal.
Herbert r. Campbell. who for the
pact i've years has been foreman for
John q Tabor and hi. successors in
the saddlery aud harness business, has
iu-t embarked IN business for himself.
having opened shop Tor saddle. bar.
ness and buggy top repair work and
special order harness making next door
10 the Handy Kitchen Mr. Campbell
has lived To- Bryan number OF year
and b. held Boz high c.teem The Eagle
hopes he will meet with abundant ,uc.
cess.
Hon. Luther Mauship Of Mississippi.
viii lecture at the opera house here
Monday and Tuesday nights, March 20
and "a, Tor the benefit OF the public
school library. His first lecture will be-
An Evening Of Song and story" The
Evening News, Monroe, La, .ays ellis
character sketches were perfect. lie
Evening was often interrupted by
bursts Of laughter and storms Of ap.
plause. Ills state has reason 20 be-
proud Of him."
The Eagle has frequently menti ned
that DC adhefes 10 the general news.
paper rule OF publishing no communal.
cations on any subject which are not
signed by the writer The fact q. men.
toned again f,r the reason that We
have lately received a poem splendid in
sentiment ana beautifully written bat
without signature.
Mr.. A. g Ringiahl, formerly Of this
city, has returned and will open the
CITY Hotel ia the building north Of the
courthouse and opposite Goochs stable
next Monday Mr.. RingdahIis an *.
perienced hotel man and will extend
every courtesy TO the public. The build.
Ing has lately been remodled and re.
painted and Ism drst.cIass condition.
\ twill not cost you anything but a
postal card 10 see the most beautiful
line Of Wall Paper samples ever shown
In Bryan. Away below the trust prices
too. Vim. p1dson. %
viii NJ Waters Of Dallas. general
manager f1r the Equitable Life As.ur.
ance Society, Is here looking after the
Interests Of hts most excellent and
popular company.
liyour eyes are causing you trouble
Dr. Seymour eau remedy them. lO2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16
Tnnh Msrrhln. DIV Nl.t,L..

Texarkana Tex March rs Walter
X. Daniels. "a prominent citizen ~ this
community died az his home a few
miles from Texarkana from the acciden-
tial taking % morphine Daniels had
been suffering with Ia grippe and wa.
using quinine as precsufion against
fcvcrs He took the wrong bottle from
the cupboard and never detected his err
Tor until violent pains had set in.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16

Corsicana Tex. March rs Measles
in the city Is increasing, and is tackling
grown people as well as children Quite
a number Of people who are engaged in
business viii not take their beds when
IL breaks ont ON them and walk the
streets with their faces as spotted az the
hide of a coach dog The pest has ap.
pearod IN an parts Of the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16

Washington March l5 Negotiations
for reciprocity treaties with Germany
and France have been resumed. and
there is still a prospect that a treaty
may be- negotiated with Great Britain
covering the British West Indies
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16

Lake City March IS Armed Italian
strikers prevented other miners from
going "a work In their places at the
Hidden Treasure and Ute mines. The
sheriff may ask for troops The strike
was declared ON on an order requiring al
miners without families 10 take their
meals az the mine boarding house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16

Washington March 10 Tho Grand
Army Of the Republic has Endorsed
General Wheeler Il Is Thought the
president will make him "a brgadier
general The Old soldiers club OF In
diana has sent General Wheeler com
plimentary resolntlons
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-16
Quartsr % a MnIlen InherIl.a.

San Antonio, March Is Through the
death Of Mrs Aartilena Mardnez. who
died In Monterey ON Feb Q. Mrs p. q.
Mai wife Of local scissorsgrindor.
falls heir 10 S90s 900 worth Of property
In MonternY Mnx.