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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-13
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.

The semi-annual meeting of the Presby-
terry of Indianapolis will be held Tuesday
and Wednesday in the Home Presbyterian
Church, corner RAIDER and Thirty first
streets, in North Indianapolis. 1t is esti-
mated that there will be fifty Presby-
terrain churches represented, which will in
clude seVenty-five delegates. The meeting
will open Tuesday night with a popular
meeting, at which the Rev. n. l.. Pearce-
son, of Bloomington, will deliver the ser
mon. Following the meeting the delegates
will be entertained in the parlors of the
church by the ladies of the church.
Wednesday morning, at clock, the first
business session will be held. AT this meet
ing the secretary of foreign missions will
report. In the afternoon the presbytery
will elect it's delegates to the national con-
ference, which is TO be held in New York in
June. Wednesday night the meetings will
be brought to a close with another popu-
lar meeting. w. G.. Roberts, attorney
of Cincinnati, will deliver a talk on Cos
pei of Giving"
Prof A. r. Benton will read paper to-
morrow morning before the meeting of the
Indiana Christian Ministers Association on
"Miracles-Their Evidential Value"
The Womans Social and Business Union
of Roberts Park Church will be held to-
morrow afternoon in the church parlors.
MIS. lOld w ulSCllllel Will Itdu ueT SlOTN
and Offering for Cuba"
The ladies of the Central-avenue NJ f..
Church are preparing a unique entertain
ment to be given the 18th of this month
The entertainment will consist of a trip
around the world, and round-trip tickets
will be sold with coupons attached with
stopOvers at different stations. Each sta
ton will represent country, and carriages
will be provided for the conveyance of the
passengers The host and hostess and as
sistants will be dressed in costume.
The commercial travellers will meet at the
Denson Hotel at 1920 a. m. to attend spe-
cial services to be held by DR.. T. j. Villers
at the First Baptist Church.
At lions German Evangelical Church
tonight there will be a special service in
celebration of the ordination of Sister
Martha, of the Deaconess Hospital. The
clergymen who will take part Rev. j.
c. Peters, the pastor, Revs. Nestel, Schory
and Wiz.
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Club Programmes.

Rosemary Club-April IA. Paper by a club
guest.
The Matinee Musicale-April 16. Ameri-
can day.
The Sketching Club-ApriI 10. Exhibit,
Julia Walk: election of officers.
Indianapolis Literary Club-April IA.
John Philpot Curran,' DR.. Henry c. Mar
tin.
Culture Cluo-April II. With Mrs. Y. b.
McCoy. 1122 Central avenue. "A Day with
Eugene Field"
Woman's Club-Apr!l Is 'Herder." Mrs.
THE Point OF View. Mrs. George c. Hit.
The Fortnightly Club-April Is Mother
hood In Religion" Mrs V. II. Lockwood /;
conversation. 1.-The Modern Mother" Miss
Fredonia Allen leader.
Portfolio Club-April II. Short stories by
Mr. Gibson. Mr.. Forsythe. Mr. Piercy. Mr..
COttman. Mr.. Schmuck. Committee on en-
tertainment. Mr.. and Mrs. FOltz.
Irvington woman's Club-April IA. Host
ess. Mrs. ID. G. Brown. William Make
peace Thackeray.' Mrs. Grace Julian
Clark; conversation. Mrs. Vida T. Cott-
man.
Aftermath Club-April II. With Mrs +.
Thompson. Florence Nightingale Mrs.
T. Lawrence; recitation. Mrs. j. VI. Ed
monds: book review. Mrs Z. E. Weir;
music.
Monday Afternoon Clab-April IA. With
Mrs. E. J. Robson. Reading from Michael
Angelo-LongfellOw," Mrs. y. q. Warth;
.'vittoria Colona," Mrs. Z. c. Rumpler;
discussion. Mrs. ]. L. Masters.
Proctor Reading Circle-April Is THE
Worldly Wisdom OF Thomas attempts"
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A NEW BABY
old One Made over by Grape-Nuts.

A delicious food that is nourishing for
both mother and infant may be depended
upon to ht other people. This mothers
story Is interesting.
MY baby is now a fine, robust little
fellow two years aud six months old but
! had a dreadful time with him at first
! could not nurse him because l was so
weak I did not have the milk for him. so
l gave him different kinds OF foods. but
he was crying nearly all the time and
would vomit after every meal.
His condition worked on my nerves
dreadfully and l called IN DR.. Campbell
After inquiring carefully into the case
he said. You send at once for some
G-ape-Nuts. take four teaspoonfuls in a
cup OF hot milk on going TO bed. also
feed your baby on some OF the food in
hot milk
'sWell. followed the doctors advice
with good results at once. / could nurse
my BABY and he began 10 improve i'm
mediately. /. myself. got strong and well
very rapidly.
1.-The nelghbors We're OF course. inter-
ested and they would always say. How
fast you are improving How the little boy
grows He don't look like the same baby
what are you feeding him2' So I have
had 10 tell them one and all how Grape
Nuts have brought US both back to health
! wish other mothers knew Of the value
q this food.
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City'S Social Life
THE GAYETIES AND ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK

Mrs. Mary Sheerin: selections from "Imi-
tation Of Christ" Mrs. Mary Wilson.
Hostess, Mrs. Julia Shiel
Magazine Club-April 10. With Mrs. NJ. ].
Allison. 2i14 Broadway. Current events;
Science" Mrs. Oscar Huey: Politics,
Miss Adelaide Carman: Art" Mrs r. S.
Coleman; Religion" Mrs. Benedict.
Parlor Club-April Is. With Mrs. II. d.
Tutewiler. Mrs. Browning as Wife
Woman and a Contributor 10 the Ring
and Book. a" Mrs. w. II. Dye; THE Child
Idea and Love-Is 1t Like or Unlike Brown
tng| Mrs. w. r. RexfOrd.
Womans Research Club-Apri IA. With
Mrs. w. I. Brown. Responses from Psalms;
"A Bible Study" Mrs. Mary Lewis HoYey;
MadOnnas in Art" Mrs. Fletcher Wiley
Sacred Music" Mrs. Harriet l. Clark;
conversation. Passion Play" Mrs. @. l.
Eastburn and Mrs. Adah III. kilman.
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dainty name-cards. bearing water color
sketches of brides heads. With Miss But
ler Mrs. Bakers guests were Mrs Chislett,
Miss BurfOrd. Miss Malott. Miss Kate
Smith, Miss Ray Miss Mothershead, Miss
Shpp, Miss Carey. Miss Hasselman and
Miss Florence Butler.
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In Angel Court.

In Ange-Court the sunless air
Grows faint and sick: to left and right
The covering houses shrink from sight,
Huddling and hopeless, eyeless. bare.
Msnamed. you say? For surely rare
Must be the angel-shapes that light
In Angel-Courtl
Nay The eterlities are there.
Death at the doorway stands to smite;
Life in its garrets leaps TO light;
And love has climbed that crumbling stair
In Angel-Court.
Austin DObsor
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Henry Austin Adams's Lecture.

Henry Austin Adams. the noted orator
and writer, will lecture at Tomlinson Hall
on Wednesday evening. April 30. under the
auspices of the Knights OF Columbus His
subject will be Cardinal Newman"
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She dressed in dainty yellow.
And she quite distracts fellow
With her pompadOur enchanting,
And her military walk
She has every sort of style.
And that lovely crooked smile.
About which famous nOvelists
Have Just begun 10 talk.
She IS slender. she f. strong,
And as rhythmic as a song;
Every movement full OF undulating grace,
She u brave as any lion.
And her muscles are like iron.
But a rose leaf IS not softer than her face
l. A Warner. in Chattanooga News.
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NOTICE.

NoTICE.Dr C. E. Day has removed his Of
flee. IS West Washington
NoTICE--Cal at Popular barber shop; get first
class haircut l5c. Is 5. Illinois.
NOIIDE-1m ana sheet iron work. Roofing
cutters. down spodts. THOMAS L. HADLEI,
lao Kentucky av. New phone, lOO6.
Acknowledgements window Cleaning GO.
What Is IT. We clean windows at a mo-
ments notice. Pembroke Arcade Main, 1925,
reW, 4ZdZ
SaoSg Lee co.. Il n lng Delaware Is St 20 also so
fine line OF silks and chinaware directly i'm
ported FIRST or No. grade rice, &c per 10.
TIM JOURNALS OFFER TO PEN AND INK
ARTIsTs-THE JOURNAL DESIRES TO FILL
THIS SPACE EACH SUNDAY WITH AN
APPROPRIATE ILLUSTRATION OR CAR
TooN TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ITS
WANT COLUMN ADS PRIZE OF o. WILL
BE GIVEN EACH WEEK FOR THE BEST
DRAWING ILLUSTRATING THE BENEFITS
TO BE DERIVED IN a BUSINESS WAY BY
ADVERTISERS. THE DRAWINGS SELECT
ED WILL BE USED IN THIS SPACE. WITH
THE ARTISTS NAME ATTACHED. ALL
DRAWINGS SUBMITTED MUST BE 10 INCH
Es HIGH BY INCHES WIDE GOOD BR1s-
Toll BOARD AND INDIA INK SHOULD BE
USED ARTISTS NAME AND ADDRESS
MUST BE on BACK OF DRAWING UNAc-
cEPTED DRAWINGS WILL BE RETURNED
TO OWNER ONLY IN CASE POSTAGE
FOR THE RETURN ACCOMPANIES THEM.
CONTESTANTS WILL EITHER DELIVER OR
MAIL DRAWINGS TO COUNTING ROOM.
THE INDIAsAPoLIs JOURNAL.
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MUSICAL.
CHIROPODIST.

MUSICAI-ElOcutOn. dramatic art and voice
placement taught by NJ. LANGSTAFF, 1905
East Washington st.
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NOTICE..


Statement OF Receipts and Expenditures of
the Indianapolis Water Company,
From April l, 1901, to April l, 1902.
Capital stock $500, 90
0O''N RECEIPTS.
Water rate-private consumption .-... go, 231. 81
City of Indianapolis-Fire protection,
Town of Woodruff Place-Fire protec-
ton ........................ 1880
ice leases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ssT7.33
Current expenses-printing, advertis-
ing, stationery, gas. telephone rent,
telegraphing. repairs TO meters
travelling expenses. interest. real
estate buildings, construction, post
Salaries OF officers and employees. 80 $50. 70
Refunded water rates, lead stop
boxes; water pipes and labor.
branch castings. valves and fittings
and hydrant fittings. ss.5ss.7s
Pumping OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fuel, gas,
telephone rent, packing. OIL coal.
Gallery station-wages. fuel gas tel
ephone rent. packing, oil, freight,
coal pipe fittings. etc................. s. SIG. 4s
Taxes -.................-.-... -. so.O4s.sO
blacksmithing. hardware. etc.. s27.D
Street department-wages. taps,
horses. etc. .........-..-, ssnof
H NIX. LANDON, Asst Sec'y
state OF Indiana Marion County S.
Before me. Frank G. Jordan a notary public
1902 came T. a Morris. president and n McR
I.andon. assistant secretary Of the Indianapolis
Water Company, and under oath declared the
a bove statement TO be correct and true accord
ing their belief and knowledge.
FRANK G. JORDAN, Notary Public
Ny commission expires Feb. s. 1906
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ASTROLOGY.

Maraie gives prospects for
a year or character reading. Send 10 cents and
dat of birth. Box 1866, Boston, Mass
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DR.. BRALEY. ELEVEN YEARS IN THE
city, n. Meridian st, Room i. House calls
attended 10. Phone, green, 26l4.
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NOTICE-If in need OF second hand building ma
tsrial OF any description call phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKISG CO., 1915 Cornell
av New Phone ASS. OLD BUILDINGS
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
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PLY SICIANs.
Spaunhurst
Institute of Osteopathy

has corps OF skillful licensed osteophaths %
both sexes: absolute cleanliness and privacy
prevail hence the most modest or timsd need
not hesitate 10 take treatment.
The weak. frail. stout. lean. angular. ungain-
~ given elastic step graceful carriage
perfect health without dieting or drugs Al
chronic ailments and deformities treated success
fully.
Recent lady patient reduced from 80 20 lss:
cured OF nervousness. sleeplessness. heaft
trouble. Professor Ayres. Of the De Paw.
Gresnosstle, gained thrty-f0ur pounds; cured
cstarrh OF the head and digestive tract. asthma.
hay fever a new Examination ana liter
allure FREE.
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All Advertisements inserted IN these columns
are charged at very low rate OF cents line
Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone 23s and your ad VIII be called
for.
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NOTICE-Where you get the best tea. CO TO
Quopg Lee & Co, ~ ~. Delaware ST.; also
fine line OF silks and chinaware directly i'm
ported First or No. l grade rice, &c per 10.
IttA lOukNAL,s OEFER TO PEN AND INK
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NOTICE
Statement OF Receipts and Expenditures of
the Indianapolis Water Company.
From April l. 1901, to April /, 1902.
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c. z. Day has removed his Of
flee. 80 West Washington ST
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NOTICE-lndianapolis Window Cleaning Co.
What Is II? We clean windows at a mo-
ment's notice. Pembroke Arcade. Main. 1925.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11
UNANIMOUS THE Vote
Nicaraguan Canal Bill Goes Through
the House.
TWO VOTES AGAINST.
.lessrs. Fletcher Of Minnesota and Las.
sitter Of Virginia Cast the Oppos-
Ing lallots-Panama OiTer
Not Even Considered.

Washington. Jan. l0.-The Hepburn
Nicaragua canal llil passed the house
late Thursday afternoon by practi-
cally unanimous vote. Only two mcm-
bers out of $40. Mcarf FLETCHER Oep.
MlnJ aaI las, ,-f Qnam NAl voted
against iL Ihc opposition 20 commits
ting tue government 20 Tie N.laIa6ll
route attempted 90 secure amendments
10 lodge with tLc president tAe t.4-
ere,i9sary power 90 purchase aud col-
ploto the Panama canal. flt could De-
purchased Tor si00g100o, The test
came ou Che Grst vote. when tae ad-
yocatca oi an alternative route p9lied
TO- against ls0 votes 40 each auC-led-
Ing vote the.s strength dwludied until
Mr. Cannon 0f Illinois. under whose
leadership the fight was made. Was
unable 90 g.t tlc ayes and nues on "a
motion 10 regommlt AZ other amend
mcnts and tle l.ll passed exactly as
they came from The committee.
The debate which proceeded the TAX
Ing OF the aaal vote was made mem
orable by a clash between Mr. Hep
burn. the author Of the bill. and Mr.
Cannon. chairman of the appropria-
tlons committee. On several previous
occasions they have measured swords
over canal legislation. Two years ago
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11

a similar BIN was passed by vote %
22i TO %. The BIN as passed Thurs
day authorize the president 60 secure
from the states of Costa Rica and NIc-
mgua in behalf OF the United States.
control OF such a portion OF the terri
tory belonging 10 said states as may
bc desirable and necessary in which 20
excayate. construct and prospect a ca
nal suitable 20 the wants ot modern
navigation and commerce. and appru-
PIRATES such a sum as may be neces-
sary 90 secure the control Of said ter
ritory.
Section two authorizes the president
after securing control OF the needed
territory. 10 direct the secretary OF
war 20 construct such a canal from the
Caribbean sea al a point near Grey
town in Nicaragua by way OF Lake
Nicaragua, to point on the Pacific
near Brto. and also % construct
proper harbors az the termini Of said
canal and 90 make necessary proyis-
ions Tor the defense OF the canal AMI
harbors.
Sections three and Eve authorize the
president 10 make such surveys o. mo-
be necessary, and 20 employ such per
sons in constructing the canal as may
seem 20 him wise. and directs that IN
the construction OF the canal the River
san Juan and Lake Nicaragua shall bC
used as far as they are available.
Section Eve authorizes the president
90 guarantee % the states 81 Costa
Rica and Nicaragua the use of the an
nal and harbors upon terms To- Doe
agreed upon Tor all vessels owned by
citizens thereof
The last section mskcs a present on.
preparation of $4,000 600 to carry or
this work. and authorizes the scrrcfar
~ war 90 enter into proper contract
for matorln' and work as may hn deem
cd necessary therefor such work anil
material tn hH raIl f1r HH .rrHH.
tious may bo made from time to Uw.
The section GX,s Che asrrorata c0sfr
s1S000o.O0 20 be drawn from on
treasury On warrants lr0m OBJ. pre-
dent.
ln anticipation 90 vo'. rron th
canal tN there '.Hr llr
on she n0or. Uulcr tle oslc. maI
the general debate was to close a' i
D. m. WHOM ta Ul wae d
amCulmut unler tle 5-m.u.,c role.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11

Galveston Jan. 10.-The double
header proposition. os far as the Santa
Fe is concerned. Is soon 20 be settled
n viii be remembered that the train.
men made n vigorous protest against
the use 90 the doublo-hoadors on this
and other roads before the railroad
commission but that they failed "a
succeed in having them banished from
the service. II is contended. however
that the roads had no particular desire
20 use the d1uble-headcrs: Ga fact. the
officials claim. they were only doing
so because they conld not secure large
enough locomotives 20 pull their trains
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11

Fort Worth. Tex. Jan. l0.-Infor
nation Is received here that Albert
Dean. livestock agent I'm charge OF IN,
bureau OF animal industry. with head
quarters al Kansas City. Is preparing
his annual report for the department
at Washington The report will show
the number OF cattle inspected IN
Texas and the states 20 which they
were moved W ID. Jordon OF Qua
nah prepared the Texas part OF the re-
port. II shows the number OF cattle In
spocted last year 20 be 4ls.566. as
against 307 .G5S for the preceding year
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11

Vernon. Tex. Jan. id. d. Hagler
the promoter OF the Iotton oil min Al
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The prohibitlonists OF Nacogdoches
county. Tex. have decided 10 make q
fight for an election 20 determine
whether prohibition shall prevail over
the entire county.
Near Lahoma. Okla. Mrs. Aaron
Blbbs. aged 80. was killed by beine
struck on the head By ono Of the tim
bers Of a butchering scan5lj which
gave way under the weight Of beef
George Landlord. aged 90. was shot
20 death near Goldthwaite. Tex. :
Oliver Norris. who surrendered. Norris
claims that he had 90 kill Landlord
who had come 20 his house seeking
trouble.
John McCann. a Colorado City plum
Der. crazcd by drink. cut his throa.
and jumped from a second story win
dow IN the Brunswick block at Colo
rado Springs. Colo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11
LEsLIE sHAw.
leading Republicans in the state. Gov.

leading Republicans in the state. Gov
ernor-Elect A. p Cummins presided.
Governor Shaw. who responded &c
the toast "The Secretary Of the Trea
sury." said In part:
Concerning policy ! have nothing
20 say. theoretically. I am told there
Is little FOR the secretary ~ the treas
ury 10 do. The work IS so systema
tized as 20 be mostly performed by
subOrdinates Unfortunately. how
ever. almost anything is liable 20 como
before him for ultimate determine
ton and In practice. he has many and
as diversified questions 20 decide al
the average man cares % consider
In other words. the treasury depart
ment Is the bloody angle OF an al
miustration'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11

Denlson. Tex. Jan. lO.-when the
Katy flyer from the north pulled into
the union depot Wednesday night II
brought IN eight passenger coaches
express mail and baggage cars. the
largest overland train that has arrived
IN Denison for many months There
were iOS passengers on the flyer. near
ly all OF whom were home seekers
from all parts Of the world. This ag-
gregatlon OF foreigners will be distrib
uted 10 all parts OF Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11
km.a BY swl,sh EnsIns.

Palestine. Tex. Jan. 10.-iIenry Will
liams. one Of the city's policemen. was
killed In the International and Great
Northern yard In this city. A switch
engine was making up a train and VII
liams Eas walking down the track go
Ing 20 the west end when a car was
backed against him and he was thrown
against the wheels which passed over
both legs. seyoring them entirely from
his body.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11
DECEPTION 10 SHAW.
New secretary of th. Treasury Honored
by Friends on TIis EisvatioR.

Des Moinos. Jan. l0.-Gov. Leslie ~.
Shaw was given a public reception
Thursday evening by the Grant club,
IN honor of his elevation 70 the socre.
taTyship of the United states treasury.
rhs reception Wis followed bY a ban
cnet % which covers were laid for 2so
gllat8. >sAi.A .lel.lel nearly al the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11

ness. me mouse tnen went into COM
mittee OF the whole and took No con-
slderatlon Of the bill TO create perma-
nent census Office.
The pension appropriation bill re-
ported TO the house carries sl39.sf2. .230
against si45 5.2i5.23O appropriated las,
year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11
msa,r Ron for SAINT. Fs.

Galveston. Jan. l0-In the course Of
a short time an the tracks of the Santa
Fc will be laid with 7i.pound steel
rails Last year go miles OF new
heavy rails were laid. and the good
work will be continued this year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11

Mckinney. Tex. Jan. ia young
man named VIII Humphries pleaded
guilty In the county court 90 driving
a horse TO death lie was fined and
sent TO the county road.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11

Washington. Jan. l0-Al l.o nr.r
ing OF the session of thn house il.
day Air Barney Of Wac1us.n. lrau '..
committee sl appior auoEs. Ilgalt
q pension hil and gave noi.ce itGt D,
would cen H un Monday otter tHc n
pos1i Of the District - ''a'---- -'- '
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11
Robblp. capdIda,. for R.-EIse,iop.

Austin. Jan. i0-State Treasurer
John W. Robbins has made formal an
nouneement Of his candidacy for re-
election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-11

tnis place. says the entire STOCK or sops
600 has been subscribed. Work will be
commenced az once.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
WALL STREET 4VD EICH NGES

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt in
1900 shares. buying 1000 shares, chiefly Union
Pacific and Norfolk Western.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loa quota tions
were: Amalgamated Copper Anaconda. American
Ice, Atchison and preferred Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. Baltimore and Ohio common Col
orado Fuel and Iron. Canadian Pacific Delaware
and Hudson, Erie common. first and second pre-
ferred Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan. Mis-
souri, Pacific, New-York Central, Northwestern
Metropolitan Street Railway. Peoples Gas. Read
ing first preferred Republic Steel common and pre-
ferred Rock Island. ST Paul Southern Railway
preferred. Southern Pacific, Sugar Tennessee Coal
and Iron, Union Pacific preferred. United States
Steel common and preferred. Wabash preferred
United States Leather preferred, 3l1 per cent
Western Union. ; per cent: Union Pacific COM
mon, per cent.
streets reports the exports grain, in bushels
for the week with comparisons, follows: Wheat
included 543653s. against 6.so611 in this week
last year. since July l. 49, 38 297, cor..rasted with
81 S5 59S In the like period year ago. corn la $50
compared with AL 91s in this week last year: since
July S1s643, against TO- 1872 96s In the corresponding
period in 1901.
AMERICAN BICYCLE-There has been constant
liquidation for several days in American Bicycle
securities. These securities rapidly some
months ago because Colonel A A. Pope was buying
in the open market controlling interest with
which he had parted some time previously. At this
time there doubt heavy speculative pur-
chases- Those who have wa tched the dealings In
the last two weeks assert that they positively
trace considerable selling to insiders.
NEW RAILWAY EQUIPMENT.-The following
companies have ordered from the American