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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-01-28

TOLUMHIA 4 ND
~ GREENNILLE RAILROAD.
On and sftor Octnhcr ., 1884, PASSENGER
TRAINS will run as herewith indicated upnn
this road and it's branches.
UGf(U, except SnndaVS.
No S3 LIP pASSENGERs
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-01-28

-"-"E n" CON ~ EC1IUNS.
A. With South Carolina railroad to and from
Charleston; with Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta railroad from Wilmington and ali
points nsrth thereof; with Charlotte, Column
bia and Augusta railroad from Charlotte and
all points north thereof. B. With Ashsvilla
aud Spartanburg railroad from and for points
in Western N. Carolina. G. With Atlanta and
Charlotte div Richmond and Danville railway
for Atlanta and all points south and west.
STANDARD Easterx Time.
G. r. TALCOTT, Superintendent.
N. SLAUGHTER, Gen Passenger AIT.
ID. CARDwELL, ASST Gent Pass. Agt.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-01-28

- ICIIM0ND AND DANNILLE
An RAILROAD.
Passenger DrpGrtmtnt.-On and after Aug.
3d. 1884. pnssengrr train service on the A.
and G.. Division will be a. follows:
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-01-28

CPARTANBURG AND
- ASIlEEILLE RAILROAD
On and after May l2, 1884, passenger
trains will be run da;iv, except SUNDAY, be-
tween Spartanbury and llendersonvillc as
follows:
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-01-28
4 NJ. AK EN-,

A. M. AIKEN
Eokesb",y T. d., s. g.,
IL duly authorized ANA licensed for Abbcyille
county to write risks on
Dwellings, and Furniture, Barns, Sta
DlCti nnd Contents, (incluIiny live
stock Stores, Warehouses; aud
stocks Therein. Churches.
Mills and Cotton balud.)
in the Lir.rpool and Lom,i"n und G1"A. In-
surance Co., against loss or damage by FIRE ::
in the dorchester G<rm0n Insurance Co.,
against loss or damage by FIRE OF LIGHT
Rates law : companies solvent: no sitign-
h"". For particulars, address at above.
apl5--f
CENTRAL HOTEL,
Mns. NJ. w. Thomas, Proprictress.
Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
Il. L. AAbRY'
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
ABEvII.LE G. H., &C.
. Office formerly occupied by Judge
Thomson. If
l.. W. PERRIS. T. P. CoTIIRAN.
PERRIN & coTHRAN,
Attorneys at Law,
Abbcville 8. c..
w. C. BENET, JAS. II. RICE l.. W. SMITH,
Ab0cvillc. Nincty-SiX, Abbevillo,
DENET, RICE 4 SMITH,
Attorneys at Law.
Will practice in all the Courts Of the
State, and give prompt attention to all
legal business entrusted to them.
NXCHANGE HOTEL,
GRRENvILLE. s. G..
THE ONLY TWO.CLASS HOTEL IN
THE WORLD.
w. r. WHITE. PROPRIETOR.
r. c. WILLIAMS
SURGEON DESrIsT,
Greenwood, 8. c.,
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-01-28

Arrlvc X. d Uepnt NHnrENnbnrE IT % D
Trains on this road ran bv AIRLINE time.
Both trains make connections f.: Columbia
and Charleston via SpmrtanLurC, Eni0n and
Columbus: Atlanta aud Charlotte by Air Line.
JAMES ANDERSON, Superintendent.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
An Old Case Dismissed.

EKlSGs PALACE, grand opening today Sli
Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1885-10-01


The building trades at Philadelphia are busy
AID doing well.
The hrlcklGyers of Little Rock are on a strike
for higher wages.
Worklngmcn at Denver complain of the bad
condition OF the fall trade.
The brickmGsons and carpenters of Toledo
Ohio, have entire control of their respective
trades, and are in excellent condition.
The Federation of Labor Unions passed res
oluliDns indUTsug tho action OF, aud prOmis.
ing support to. the Typographical Union in
their fight against Gibson Bros.
In some of the western coal mines colored
lRb1reTs are taking the places of the striking
white ones. The COlorcd men arc not as well
organized In the west us they aro in the south
Messrs. Lewis Fay and l.. II. Patterson, dele
gates from ID, a. G6 and ID, A. o. respectively,
10 the general assembly OF the Knights OF
Labor, which meets Oct in Hamilton, on
tario, left last night.
Tho Domestic Assembly, X, of L., on Tues
day night passed resolutions COndemning the
Chinese laundry system and looking to the
establishment of n cooperative plan, among
themselves, Of doing work,
In Denmark the trades unionsand federatlonS
are powerful us TO seriously alarm the capital
lists. Last July,at Copenhagen, several factories
were closed In order to break up the unions,
which II was said could be done In week or
so. Over thousand men have been supported
ever since by the different unions and the or
CARNATIONS are now stronger than ever
National Republican., 1885-10-01
The NntionaIRines' Fair.

The regular meeting of the general commit.
tee for the National Rifles fair was held at the
armory last evening. Reports from the several
subcommitees were received, containing a'-
surances that the fair will be substantial
financial success. The report from the COM
mittee on decorations indicates an elaborate
design for the fair room, which will be both
new, novel, and thoroughly artistic. The com.
mittee OH contributions reported that thus iar
1t has met with gratifying success in Its dona-
tions from our merchants and others.
The following donations were reported since
! ast meeting J. II. Adriaans, G. q. Willard
and DR.. ]. w. Bnlkley, cash contributions Of
So to $40; ]. NJ. Wheatley, coal and wood; c. +.
Cunmins, Mrs. Sarah 7. Barnes, and Miss Eva
sterns, art objects; "a. b Bruce, Baltimore,
bronzes; d. Oppenhcimer, Baltimore, gold
cameo ring Prof II. G. Spencer, life scholar
ship In the Business College; Wash b. VIII.
Jams, set paIler furniture; George W. Cochran.
cash and cigars; c. A.. Sautter, silver leo
pitcher: Post Sewing Machine Company. sew
ing machine: John =. IIamlin, six coffee pots,
and John Hartnett, case wine.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
soldiers Reunion,

Base ball Base ball to-day at Capitol Park
National Republican., 1885-10-01

Gen. Armstrong, the Indian inspector, has
just been out TO the San Carlos Indian agency,
and reports everything in first class order.
Every buck on the reservation is tagged, he
says and Is required to display his tag. These
tags are made of brass and In different shapes.
The shape indicates the tribe TO which the
wcnrcr belongs aud II letter of the alphabet
stamped on the tag shows 10 which band of the
tribe he Is attached. A number stamped oil the
tug indicates the individual Indian. ON the
rolls his name is written opposite to that nun.
bcr, so that in the payment OF nnnuities anl
the issuing of ratOns each buck can be easily
them comes round, any Indian who does not
produce his tag Is sentenced to thirty days IN
the guardhouse,. Gen. Armstrong says the sys.
TEN was devised by Gen. Crook when he first
took the Indians, then just captured on the
WnIpHth, 20 the reservation, and TINT 1t works
admirably. lie also says that there Is great
deal of fine grazing land ~ Arizona boionS.
taken up.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of n Day in
and About tho City.

Post Chaplain J. Vaughn Lewis has been or
dered from Fort Omaha 10 Fort Nobrarn.
A.R, Vermillon has been excused Tron fur.
ther service as petit juror In the criminal
court.
Isaiah Gray, colorcd. was yesterday seat tn
jnil by Judge Smell for four menths for stealing
clothes.
George Carr was yesterday held for the grand
jury by Judge Smell for stealing COW belong
lug to Richard II. Disney.
The Baltlr orc and Ohio Railroad Comn1ny
have cut down the treO In front of Mrs Ness.
lain's house, gl5 First street northeast.
The puy rolls of the public school teachers
were submitted 10 the commissioner yester-
day. The teachers will probably be paid SaLur-
dny.
Bishop o'eulllvan ordained number of
candidates to minor orders yesterday ut Cam.
berlnnd. Md. He continues the ordination
services to-day and tomorrow.
The last iron beam of the now pension build.
ing roof has been placed IN position. The CEN
tral hall roof $40 by 1lG, has bccu erected while
the building was occupied by the clerks.
For shooting Mt william Taylor, with intent
10 kill him, and putting ball In his body; Jui'
tice Macarthur yesterday gave Joseph Wilkcr.
son three years In the Albany pcnitcntinry.
Oflicer &. w. ONeill has had Belle Hawl;ins,
n nA.year.old child, admitted to the Home for
Colored Women and Children OIL ncC lunt OF
neglect shown her by her mother, Sarah udw.
kins
Edward Mnndum, near Burnt Mills Mont
gomery county, Md. reports that carriage
bride and pair of lines. valued mt SO, wcrd
stolen from the stables of the Thyson House on
the 26th instant.
Elias G. Caldwell, m engineer, living at 1920
Maryland avenue southwest, has sworn out "
warrant against the Baltimore and Potom 10
Railroad Company for unloading freight from
cars upon the street.
The funeral of the late Joseph lIedrlck took
National Republican., 1885-10-01

COTTON steady; mid1ling, P1c.
FLOUR steady; Howard street and western
superhne, s3.Ut G3iO: do. extra, Sl5JT ~; do.
family, Si4OdSO0: city mills supertine, SI.Ol,o
80; do. extra, sj.7i6el2j; do. Rio brlll', ?isi
@s5.00; Patupsco family. $50; do. suoerlatlv1
patent. 90.
WHEAT-Southern fl mcr; western easier,
closing dull southern red, OBdpp7c: do. amber
SlUC@lOl: No. Maryland, ytOqJ7c; No. :
western winter red, October 0lc bid; NOvcm.
Ter. g3lt t6SEgsc; December 0iG0Jji 10.
CORN--SOlllhern steady: western easier aud
active, closing dnll: southern white, 5j jpjic;
do. yellow, 52Geh3r; western mixed spot, is%
bid October, iIlq@isl4c; year, 400 i5I2c; jll'
uHry, li56@islsc.
OATS steady; Southern, GDa3Gc; we3tern
white, 33Gtaic; western mixed, ;Diyjic; Penn
sylvnnia, @@3Gc.
kiE firm, 62Gr65c
HAY Iuict-pfmu to choice western, $500
ml3U0
PROVISIONS steady, with COOL Jobblas de.
mand-Mets pork, slO.WGGlO.JO; bulk III ats,
shoulders, and clear rib sides, packed, ~ o r3c.
BGt on shoulders, 61Ic: clear rib sides. 7%c
hams, llS1@l2Ac. Lard, retired, "a: Bl.cr
stCGdy-M vstern packed, ll6glic; creamery.
lg@.lc, Eggs quiet ut i7@i7I9G. Petroleum
quiet and steady; refined, SlImSlHo. Chlel
steady; Rio cargocs, ordinary to iIir, go 81.
SCGAR-A son. &c; copper refined steady al
l3[Mlt3Ic.
WHISKY dull and nominal Sl.ll@llj.
BALTIaoIE STOCK AARKEr.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3O.--Virglnia 6s consDli
| dated IS; pastdue coupons, %; ncw lO-ps
% bid to-day.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

Extreme weakness aud general debility, pro
duCed cXl usurc and ovcrwork, Attendant mp ~
my duties were gradually developing in an
utter prOstratiOn of my system. Adopting the
suggestion of intimate friends, who bpi eN.
pcricncod relief in similar cases by taking
Swilt's Specific, nOw-tind myself restored to u
Perfect condition of health and strength Ac.
ccpt my iIivent wishes for your continued pros.
pCrity in your we!l.chosen and successful
method for relieving those who suffer.
REV. B. STOCKTON, d. D.
SALTWATER PLACE, STAFFORD. COSS.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mnlca
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFiC Co.,
Drawer g. Atlanta, Gu, and l57 W. 236 ST., New
York.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Another Delegation Day.

The commissioners yesterday held interviews
with delegations from different sections Of the
city. Mr.. Peter NJ. Dubant wanted an asphalt
aaid ON Sixth street, also parking done on @
street Mr. Mullett wanted Twenth-iifth street,
from q TO NJ streets improved Messrs. w. II.
Tenney, Fullalovc, CrOplcy, and Waters of
from NJ TO n graded, and the sidewalks paved;
TO erect q bridge for vehicles over the canal mt
Market street; TO improve Frederick street, be.
tween NJ and p streets, o street. and west end
Of Second street, leading to Georgetown College.
Messrs. II. /. Fleming, Judge Hillyer, and ThOs.
j. Fisher, for tho northwest section, urged tho
improvement OF Seventeenth street up as far
CoTcorah street, v sIeet, nnd New iiampshlTe
Barber asked to have ID street. from the line
ofthe old canal TO Four.and.ahalf southwest,
graded and paved.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Eminent Testimony.

BAITINoRE, Sept. 3O..-Virglnia 6s, consDli
dated, 49, past.due coupons, 6S; ncw lO-p
% bid to-day.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Suits to order, s25 and up. Eiseman, 7th & y
An Ante-Mortom Deed Attacked. n

David and Dennis o Council seek by bill in
equity, filed yesterday, to have deed set aside,
made by Margaret o'Connell to Johanna Hart
we'll, conveying parts of lots 81 and IS, rcserva-
tion A. The bill sets out that Margaret O'COn-
nell, mother of the complainants, owned the
property, and for a year prior to her death re-
sided with her daughter, tho defendant; was
incapacitatcd from attending to business, and
charges that last April she was induced, by the
daughter to execute to her deed of the prop.
erty. Contriving to obtain the whole estate, 1t
is alleged that Mrs. Hartwell induced Mrs
0'Connell 10 make will giving the two sons
$50 each, which was subsequently changed TO
Sl00. Under these circumstances II Is asked
that the conveyance be set aside.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

The Young Mems Christian Association has
secured Mr.. Louis j. sprengal. of Baltimore, rs
superintendent of instruction in the gymnu.
stun, Mr.. sprcngal Is very popular young
man among the members of the Baltimore
Young Mems Christian Association gyinnn-
stun and baltimore Athletic Association Ho
Association for special and general exercises at
the annual competition this year In the gymna-
sum,
The association hcreis fortunate In obtaining
so competent On instructor for It's gymnislu
The gymnasium year begins Oct. !, and all
interested In gymnastics ARE referred To- the I'D
yCrtiSemcnt stating terms of membership.
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KIHG's PALACE grand opening to-day, 6ii
Seventh lICpt northwest.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

The Mssourians who want the offices, and
would like to have them soon, were about yes
terday and were to be seen in every depart
ment, The congressional delegation took Will
ing, and introduced him to the President.
There Is but little opposition to Mr.. Hyde for
the 81. Louis postofiice. his principal cOmpet-
itor being John G. Priest, who is indorsOd by
MIR. Tilden.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

Complaint was made to the Treasury Dcplrt.
ment by importers of goat sk.ns VI Phila1cl-
phia aud New York of the action of the col.
lector ct the latter port IN assessing duty on the
hair Of common goat skins imported { II man,i-
fnciurc into morocco, on the ground that such
hair is unfit for commercial purposes an
almost valueless aud consequently not subject
admit such skins iIgc OF duty, and IL Is only re-
cenlly that they have been subjected to duty.
The Secretary has instructed the collector ut
New York that, while Angora goat skins are
liable to duty for the wool contained thereon.
the skins of goats containing but n small degree
OF Angora blood and of the common cape goats
nre entitled TO free entry under special provi'
sion IN the law.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
"McnAEL srRoGoFF" AT ALBAuGu's.

"ncHAEL sTRoGoFF' AT ALBAuGH's.
Verne's thrilling romance of "Michao
strogoif, the Courier OF the Car" as draml-
tized by D'Ennory, is one OF the most bril-.
liantly intercstingspectacle now on the boards.
Monday evening next II will be: presented at
Albaughs Grand Opera House with entirely
new scenery, grand corps do ballet, led by
three prcmiers, and a strong cast, all under
the management of Mr. Charles II. Andrews.
1t will be remembered that this combination
presented "Michael Strogotf' Mt tho Grand
largest business ever reached In this city ut
popular prices. The sale of seats begins at the
hox office, Brentano's, and the principal hotels
this morning.
THE NEW NATIONAL.
The sale of seats for the opening night of
the New National Theater aud for the other
nights of Mile. Rhea's engagement will begin
at MetzeIolI's music store this morning. The
sale will no doubt be very large one, ana
persons desiring to secure them should 80
lenrly. The theater Is receiving the finishing
touches, and viii be In readiness for the open
ling,
Il HER2oG's OPERA HOUSE,
owen Fawcett. with n fine company, will
play Augustin Daly's "Big bonanza nc the
Ninth Street Opera IlousS next week. The
play is on the order of Col sellers, only much
better, of course. Fawcetts Professor Cawal-
lGder Is said 10 he marked persOnaLon; his
facialwork is Il brilliant comedy; his walk Is II
lease on the fayOTs Of Momus, and when he
talks and looks you must laugh, II there Is a
laugh in you.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Suits to order, s25 and up. Elsoman, 7th & e,
Docking Firemen for Accidents.

Friday night, while No. q enginnc company
was responding TO a fire, wheel was broken
oil the hose carringe. In consequence OF this
accident Judge Edmonds yesterday withheld
the pay checks from the members of that com
pany. Chief Engineer Cronin called on Judge
Edmonds In the afternoon aud submitted q re.
port OF the matter, which showed that II was
an accident. Judge Edmonds promised to de.
teTmine what TO do in the matter by to-day.
II was learned at the commissioner Office
that Judge Edmondss action grows out of au
order issued to the fire department II few
months since holding the members responsible
for damage done to the engines or hose car
TiGgcs while going to lire.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
KIHG's PALACE, grand opening to-day, 81
Seventh street northwest.
The Ladies' VIII II, and IL IL So.

That rcsistlCss might and majesty, the ladies
of Washington, has decrecd that the Pdlais
Royal shall not close its grand opening as nm.
nounCed, but that said opening shall be con-
prOpTietoTs Yield with wonderful grace. There.
lOIC shall the Palnis still be thrOnged yet
few more of these souvenirs days, the fall
novelties be bcheld with delight and pnr-
beings who attend the continuation" depart
with brighter smiles than ever they wore
1
National Republican., 1885-10-01

Equity Court-Justicc Hapner.-Camsten VS..
Young; order appointing Mary L. Carroll
guardian ad litem. Fitzgerald vs. Lemon; on
Iearing.
Criminal Court-Juslco Mac Arthur -Jolsph
LII Wm avor rII,v "'Is thr wa. w,r. IN ~ ~
penitentlary. Wm. Johnson, hOusobrtakiny
IN the day, guilty; three year, In the pcniten'
tiary. James Thornton. larceny Of q horse,
not guilty. Wm. Burton, assault with intent
TO XIII; nrraigned and pleaded not guilty. Wm.
Walker, larceny, not guilty. Assignments for
to-day: Solomon Carter, Thomas Burke, John
Adams, Frank Thompson. aud Henry Hen
derson, policy; Chas. Ridgley, grand larceny;
Th0s. wilkins, assault; samuel IIesslcr, AS
sault with intent TO kill.
EKlSGs PALACE, grand opening today, Sli
National Republican., 1885-10-01

nolle pros was entered yesterday in the
criminal court in the case of j. w. Mcknight
and ]. II. iTharp, indicted for conspiracy 10
defraud N. G. Rerdell. lie claimed 10 have q
patent for the manufacture of artificial stoue
monuments, mantels, carriage steps, &c, and
the parties referred TO were charged with con-
spring TO deiraud him of his right in the
patent. The district attorney asked for tho
dismissal of the case on the ground that there
was no testimony to support the charge
National Republican., 1885-10-01
TIE MARKET
Continued Duiincss In Stocks Wheat
CIosed Stronger.

NEw lORK, Sept. 3D.--Dullness was the most
prominent feature of tO.day's stock mlrko'
Except Il moderate show OF activity atcr midi
dny, and ugain in the last half hour, the trad.
ing was among the most lifcless that has been
seeu IN the stock cxchlngo for months ps'.
After STEADY opening there was m Irregular
mntkrt, with n tendency To- lower quotations,
nnd the lowest prices Ofthc day were generally
made some time before midday, IN some eases
before the opening. From noon until the close
the mai kct was strong, moving slowly upward,
with only slight reactions, and 1t closed strong
mt about the best figures Of the day for the
comparatively active stocks. The fluctuations
were within narrow limits, and the gains, asa
rule, ntO only fractional.
Money on call continues easy at to per
cent, closing at |. Irimc mercantile p1pAr
to o, Bar silver, Sl03l4 Foreign exchange
continues dull on account of scarcity OF com.
mcIcial bills. Quotations were advanced for
actual business to SLS3H for GO.day bills, aud
sisR for demand posted rates, SiSi'9 for GI.
day bills, and si.SGl9 for demand. Government
bonds have bceu active and strong; state bonds,
inirly active and strong. Railroad bonds have
been active and strong.
Treasury balances: Coin, jj,3gollG cur
rcncy, s2l,276,557.
Quotations of Wednesdays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bateman
Co., bankers, 1411 street being the most active
stocks In the New York exchange;
National Republican., 1885-10-01
L Pants to order, IS and up. EIsoman, eth &
An Invitation by the King.

When summer Is owes and gone, and come
home again from seaside and mountains oil
our good people of the city whom We have
missed so Tong. then, after few days rest, the
Interesting question OF "opcnings" presents
itself to every mind for as health lately re-
turally, the resort of those who seek such re-
plcnishing will be where the largest and best
supply Is offered. The continual anxiety and
demand is-wherc? Let us nnswcrit thus: lfyou
visited q foreign metropolis, what place therein
would first engage your attention, satisfy your
curiosity, aud enrich your mind with objects of
beauty and grandeur? Doubtless, tho resi-
dente' of the monarch. II Is the same here.
The Kings Palace" is supreme, aud its Wis.,
ms kings and queens. NodiscOntented face has
ever issued from its door. Nor will any other
portal be entered that day in search OF further
tnjoyment-nonc save that of home, there TO
survey and re-survey the treasures brOlEht
from the Palace, and 10 congratulate oneself
on the fortunate acquisition.
To-day and tomorrow will be the maSnih-
cent opening days of our King, Seventh street
will be crowded. especially at No, Sli, for never
before has 20 grand surprise been prori led -
will now delight the vision of MI comcrs shall
we attempt To describe itP Words and timc
AID space would fail and even If we possessed
these in most liberal proportion, still would
our effort inil. Nothing remains, but each for
himself or herself tosce. As further ASSURANCE,
yea, full confirmation, that our Kings Palace
Is wonderful, behold in today's REPUBLIC, "
Read IL carefully. and then further recommcn.
dation will be unnecessary. Only, In parting,
We beg you to remember that Kings Palace,
s14 Seventh street, Is not merely the largest
millinery establishment In our grand city OF
Washington but in the United States.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

An examination was held yesterday of
nincty-five applicants for appointment rs
special delivery messengers in the new service
to be iaugurated to-day. Those successful Mt
this examination viii form n list OF cliglbles,
twenty-five boys having been already mp.
pointed. The following were the questions
piopoundcd Locate the Kellogg Building;
locate Indiana avenue; locate Thomas circle;
locate Baltimore and Ohio rntlroad depot; To-
cate the Arlington Hotel; locate No. 1909 +
street northwest; locate the marine barracks
locate Forrest hail, Ggorgetown; locate No. 2lj
Finh street northeast; lOcatt riggs street; To-
cate the Portland flats; locate the Eyaus build
ing; locate the bureau OF engraving aud print
ing: give Il list Of five of the principal printing
offices, and locate them givea list of five of the
principal insurance offices, and locate them;
give n list OF five Of the principal dry gods
houses. and locate them"
The following named boys will bellu the
service to-day: Joseph ID. Johnston, william
n. Wilder, Marion Il. Eppluy, Frank Henry
Simpson, Daniel X. THOMPSON. Leonard Mere
dih, John W. sadc, Herbert Frceman, Hurry
S. Barrick, Hobert Berrian, ". J. Gray. John
Edward Rhodes A. Garrison B)oker. Chris
tnn ubhof Willie X. James, Alfred Belts, w.
f. d. Heron, Edward Il. l.. Dayton, Fred. H..
liarrios. Copeland T. Jones'. L. 7. Hutchinson,
Joseph p. Burg. Leonard w. Koon. VIM. II.
Browne, ana j. L. Lucket. Several ministers
have entered protests against having the SER
vice In operation on Sundays
National Republican., 1885-10-01

John S, Hammond, for many years freight
agent of the Erio'railway nj Buffalo, has been
appointed general freight agent OF that com.
pany's lines east of Buffalo and Salamanca,
with headquarters at New York, to tako the
place Of Edward Foley, who has been ap.
pointed general agent at New York city In
charge OF the domestic and foreign enst-bound
freight traffic. Tho appointments take effect
to-day,