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A Paymaster Robbed.

VICTORIA. B. G., July 17.-News is received
Of heavy robbery on Line Island railway, this
morning. Mr. Riley, raymaster for the rail
way contractors, while on his way to pay en-
ployes, is reported to have been confronted by
number of masked men, who pointed revolvers
at him, and demanded his money. Riley de-
INJURED, but when threatened with death. gave
up the money. which is said TO be a large sum
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Arrested on "A Capias,

Moses Cohen sued Samuel Felsman for a small
sum before Esquire Pease The defendant fail
ing to appear, he was brought in on capias,
and will be held until the hearing of the case
this afternoon as he cannot give bond,
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Another PAPER in the Field.

'The Hustler is the name of a new illustrated
paper, to be published monthly in Indianapolis
hereafter. The first number will appear today.
1t contains a number Of good cartoons and illus
trationS.
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nOBERTS PARK nETUODTST EPTSCC

DOBERTS PARK METHODISr EPISCOPAL
Church--C0rner of Delaware and Vermont streets.
Rev. [. IL. Mcconnell, pastor Class at a. and
600 p. Preaching at l0;3O a. and 7:45 p. IN.
by DIR. Lee AIunhall, Sunday-school at 2 p Young
peoples meeting on Monday at 745 p. IN. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 7:45 p. NJ The Sunday
evening service viii be salvation revival service.
Everybody invited.
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Pa Zones Doing Well.

Postmaster Pa Jones is providing we'll for &
large family: Besides the two sons he has given
positions in the postoffice he has aucceeded in
getting another into the railway mail service.
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Delivery of SUNDAY Mails

The hours of Sunday delivery at the postoffiee
will be changed, beginning tomorrow. The de-
livery will hereafter begin at 0 A. III. promptly,
| and close at 10 A. NJ
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the assessable valuation of city property
unless the city shall be allowed to deduct
about $34, 000, 900 of city bonds held by the
sinking fund. The court in this suit is called
upon TO decide the latter point.
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EtENTRAT+AVENUEM METHODIST EPISCOPAL
y Church-Corner of Butler street and Central ave-
nue. Rev. A. Marine. D. D.. pastor. Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor. Morning sub
iect The Inspiration Of the Old Testament" Even
ing subject christian Selfhood." Sunday at
2:13 p. N. Young peoples meeting az p. All
invited.
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perfectly dry thus giving no flow of water to
carry off the offensive deposits The termination
of the sewer at that point is considered gross
violation Of all sanitary laws. report to this
effect will be submitted to the Council.
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KENYON GRAMMAR
GAMBLER, OHIO.

A MILITARY B0ARDlNG-SCH0OL FOR BOYS.
Modelled after the best schools in the East situated
600 feet above the level, in Gambler. o. noted
for beauty and healthfulness: buildings and grounds
among the BEST $50 600 recently spent in improve
ments; military drill teachers of ability and expert
ence; thorough instruction and careful oversght spe
cial provision for small boys charges for tuition,
room board, washing, lights and fuel 800 per
mum; the advantages of the school make it, at this
year hegns September 16, 1855. Applications for
entrance registered.
Mr.. H. N. Hills, one of the regents Of the school,
will be at the Bates House Thursday. Friday and
Saturday of this week, from to p. and vt the
home of Rev. Dr. Jenckes lone of the Indiana trustees
of Kenyon College,, 373 North Pennsylvania street,
from to p. m. Of the days. Mr. Hills viii be
glad to meet all who desire information concerning
the school or college.
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Wanted at the Insane ASYLUM

August Schiller, semi idiot, was arrested
last night and brought to the station house. He
escaped from the insane asylum few days ago.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.
Baptist.
GNIpS.,L, = A D-rIGtn llIIIILSN ~ -NORrCI

THIRST BAPTIST CHUROH-NORTHEASP COR
L of New York and Pennsylvania streets.
Rev. Reuben Jefery, D. D., pastor Preaching by
the pastor at 1880 a. N. aud 7:15 p Sunday.
school at p. Prayer meeting on Thursday at
7:45 p. Teachers meeting, led by pastor, Friday
at 7i5 p. AL are cordially welcome to any or all
of These services.
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AFERTDTAN-STRFET NTETH

EERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Va Church-(;oyner New York and Meridian streets.
m. Sundayschool at 10 a. m. Preaching by the
pastor at IL a. m. and 7:i5 p IN. Subiects-Morn-
ing, The Great Temptation" Evening Jacobs
Ladder" Young peoples meeting at Gi5 p. m.
You are invited
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Conventional.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAt
l. and New York streets. Oscar c. McCunoch pas
tor VIM. H. Clarke, organst. Sunday services a
1880 a. n. and 7:45 D. Morning topic, "Uncon
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Sunday -school at $50.
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FIR EE BULANCE

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Chicago Medical College

Corner Pralrle Avenue and ZOth ST., chicago,
Medical Department Of the Northwestern University.
N. S. DAVIS, NJ. D.. LII D., Dean.
The collegiate year will begin Sept. %, 1885, and
close March % 1856. The course of instruction is
graded, students being divided into first second and
either degree of A. B.. certificate of a reputable
academy, or preliminary examination.
The method of instruction is conspcuously prac-
teal and is applied in the wards of the Mercy st.
Luke's and Michael Reese hospitals daily at the bed
side Of the sick Fees, in advance Matriculation So;
Lectures, SIS; Demonstration, So; Hospitals-Mercy.
So; st. Luke's, s.. Laboratory, So Breakage, SO.
Final Examination, $50 Feb. l.
For further information address
WALTER HAY, VI. D., Ii. D., Secretary,
243 State Street, Chicago, Ill.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

LIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH = SOUTH
J west corner Pennsylvania ana New York streets
1880 a. M and at 745 p m. At the evening serv-
ice the choir will sing several pieces of sacred music
CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
= of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, d. D., pastor. No preaching Sunday
school at 2:I5 p. Prayermeetng on Thursday
evening. The congregation is invited to worship
with the First Church Oh Sunday.
CtEVGNTH PRESBYTERIAN CFIURCH-CORNER
> Cedar and Elm streets. Rev. r. V. Hunter, pas
tor. Preaching at 1880 a. n. and 7:45 p m. by Rev
McNutt, Of Urbana. H. Sunday at $50 p
Prayer-meeting on Thursday evening. All invited
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR.
w Ash street and Christian avenue. Rev. Han
ford \. Edison d. D., pastor. Preaching at 1870
M Sunday school at 30 p m No night service.
rs1ABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
pastor There will be services until further notice.
The Sunday-school will be continued at Pts p. IN.
Protestant Episcopal.
GRACE (EPISCOPALO CHURCH-CORNER OF
" North Pennsylvania and st. Joseph streets. Rev.
Augustine Prentss, rector Services at 1880 IN.
and $50 p. m Sunday school at 2:30 p. m
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Protestant Episcopal.

GRACE EPISCOPAL) CFlURCH-CORNER OF
" North Pennsylvania and ST. Joseph streets. Rev.
Augustine Prentlss, rector. Services at 1880 a. IN.
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at $50 p. m
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Pennsylvania a Mit5Tan!
INDIANA UNIVERSITY, BLOOMINGTON, IND,

Begins its next year Sept. 8, 1885 under the most
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MONEY on FARM AND CITY PROPERTY IN
w sums of 81. 600 and at 6 per cent. JNO.
G. BRUSH, l Cdd-fellows' Block.
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rs7ABERNACL4E CIIURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
L and Second streets. Rev. j. Albert Rondthaler
pastor There will be services until further notice
The Surdayschoo will be continued at 2:l5 p. III.
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I OANS NEGOTIATED on IMPROVED FARM
Il 4 and city property in Indiana and Ohio. JOS. A
MOORE 40 East Washington street.
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ITO LOAN-MONEY-ON FAVORABLE TERMS,
L on improved city or farm property. U. NJ. SrOD-
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FINANCIAL.

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lNl est. j. W. WILLIAMS & CO., 3 and Vinton
Block.
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Corslcana

CoRsIcANA, Aug. 9S,-lspeclal.l-A
good rain throughout tho county yos-
terday morning, and has put both
our farmers and merchants in good
spirits, as it makesa surety of the late
cotton, which was suffering greatly
from tho drouth.
George Taylor, who was shot here
about 10 days ago, has recovered suf-
hoiently 10 be moved to his homo.
The game of base ball to-day be-
tween the Corsicana ana tho Bre-
mond clubs resulted In walk-over for
the home club, the score atsnding as
to8.
The local option people say that in
Justice was done them In stating that
ut their meeting the other night Col
onel simkins was told only 10 follow
Hon. H. Q, Mills ut his speaking APP
pointments; that no such instructions
woro given.
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work that cost him mis- pile. The man
VINO robbed him claimed to be
merchant of El Paso
and told ldnCley that no was in need
OF young man In his store and
thought he would suit him. So when
the merchant wanted all of Lindley's
lmsney, OF course to refuse would
have caused his being bounced, as II
were, at once. The young man had
only 30 cents left and he Is quite any
lous to get work and relieve himself
from the awkward position in which
30 has been left by his oyer.confi-
dence in human nature.
ARRIVALS AT MANSION HOTEL.
A w Htlliard, Pecos City;J w Full
ler, Wills Point; Chester Flournov.
Arkansas; Robert Lynch, Wichita
Falls; W G Henderson, Birdville; III ii
Kerr, II o Harris, city; Il p
Cummings, John II Simmends,
rarker county; II Vickery,
Waxahachio: Thomas Roberts, Dallas
n q Goot, Magnolia, Arkansas; Il
Conway, Galveston; g Patton, Nash
yillej W j J Terrell, Cleburne; ] g
Hoelzell, Ed Hoopworth, city; l. @
Juneman, Galveston; @ G TuuelI.
Texas; u A Alsobrook, w 7 Penn,
Bowie; William @ Groot, Harold; j
Biggard, Philadelphia; Nj III Cham
hers, Now York; w b Ford, Fort
Worth
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MARsHALL,A Aug, 2S.-[Special. THE
heavy rains that have fallen have
greatly modified the weather, making
it cool Snd pleasant.
A, q special meeting of tho city
council yesterday evening, a rssolu-
ton was passed calling upon the
governor TO enforce the law in refor-
once TO the consolidation of tho yarloua
railroads IN this State, and rondor
the people such aid. ~ may be In his
power 10 oompell tho Texas & Pacific
railroad company to carry out their
contract With this people.
Another resolution was passed ON
pOworlng the executive committee of
tho citizens meeting to act for and in
tehalf OF the oityIln SOLICITING and en-
ploYing council, ETC., 10 enforce their
contract with the company.
Judge Baker, of Houston, principal
Of tho firm OF Baker, Bots 81 Baker, az.
t1rneys iorlthe Gou,d syston, Is Ia the
city.
Our public schools win open on tho
9Th of September.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Eu-
ginoers viii have a grand reunion and
ball in this city on tho 18th day OF Sep.
tembnr.
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BRYAN, Aug. DISQUALIFICATION
w. h. Cayitt has appointed Horace
South Gs State student to the Sam
Houston normal school. Ho also ap-
pointed, after competitive examination,
Alexander Newton aud Loula Jack
son, OF BRACES county, and r. IL. Scott.
OF HeGrne, Robertson county, as State
students to the Prairie View colored
normal school at Hampstead for tho
ensuing SCHOLASTIC session.
DR.. Daniels will preach az the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morn
ing.
The graded school will begin August
ii. 4 large number of families from
the country hove moved TO Bryan %
receive tho benefits of the public
schools.
The Agricultural aud Mechanical
college begins Monday, September
4 a large number OF atudents are
expected, as several Of the professors
have been canvasslng tho State in tho
interest OF the college.
a little child of Mr.. John Montgom-
ory, while playing to-day, fell aud
broke its arm.
ShoriG ID. ID. Dawsou's little son,
Green Dawson, fell from tree on the
picket fence and received painful
wound, one OF the piokots penetrating
The stomach. Tho Injuries are not
fatal.
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MoGREaoR, Aug, %. - Especial. +
The west-bound train on tho Texas &
ST. louis railway, due hore at 8 O'Clock
a. M, was wrecked four miles east OF
hero. Some OF the passengers were
bruised up a litlle, but none seriously
hurt. A large Durham bull was the
cause OF the wreck. All was straight
0ned up In short timo.
Tho infant child OF DR.. A. l. Folsom
Is lying very low, with little hopes of
his recovery.
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coN. '"..- Spocinl.l-A light
shower %. ais A.y4uile 7nd prom
Use Of moro. So It goes in roxas,
Whom it gots in the habit OF raining Q
comes down at will, and you begin 10
feel uneasy aU once for fear tho
weather pilot may keep up the hab {
sd inhnitum. Farmers and others
agree that the rain of Wednesday
night Will add materially TO the size OF
the cotton boil and tho quality OF tho
staple, and iurthermu no cause the
later crop to fruit out and make a
fair second crop. Tho later the fall
the hotter, OF course, this last will be.
Sickness IL abaiing in our town. Mr..
James t. Bryno, tbs day operator, IA
slowly improving, and will recover.
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DENTON, Aug. 2s.-tspooial,l "A
sploudid rain hero this morning.
Farmers say the cotton yield will DO
heavy. Everybody IL In better spirits.
The county court found Il. L. Heath
and h. u. Heath gull v Of SANDER aud
fined them 500 aud SlO0 respectively,
aud consigned tho former TO the county
Jail for 80 days.
The court also concluded that Mar.
shal VS.. Fry.wla guilty Exaggerated
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Weatherford.

WEATHERFoRD, Aug. 2s.-lSpecial. !
I'm the district court to-day Howell
Ellis, charged with highway robbery,
was acquitted.
Robert Jones, for assault and bat
tory, was fined S25 and ono months
Imprisonment.
A. Carpenter, charged,wlth assault
with intent 10 murder G.. Lang, is now
on trial.
Fred. DeSmith's case was continued
by the State on account OF some OF tho
witnesses being absent.
A heavy rain fell yesterday mornin,
and waa general all over the oountv
II we have late frost cotton viii 6f
q groGt deal better.
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Tyler

TYLER, Aug. 2S.-LSpeclal. MIR. w
l.. Floshol, of tho banking house o.
u. G. Williams u Co., mas been sick
for several days, and 10 now quite low,
Colonel II. X. Bonner, of this city,
spoke at Liudalo yesterday, and at
Hopowell to-day, ia favor OF prohIbl
ton. This question Is exciting great
Interest here, and has brought out a
number Of orators on each eide.
The Toxas IL 81. Louis railway paid
up In full the striking wOrkmen to-
day, and told all who wished, thoy
could go to work tomorrow. This
met their demands with tho exception
Of designating a regular pay day,
which they stlll claim should be done.
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PAPER BOXES

horse and fled. Tho whole noiehbor-
MOOD is outraged over this dastardly
act, and parties are still in pursuit.
Protracted meetings are being held
al over the county, and tho new CON
voIts number many.
The spirit Of our county indicates an
overwhelming majority for pro.
hibitlon, not local option, and ouI
people deprecat0 this policy beinp
made a political issue during tho mex
campaign.
Ia small WV
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PaIostIno.

PALESTINE, Aug. 2S.-L Special. THE
canvass for aud against local option IL
still booming. The anti's have secured
tho services Of purohasablo negroes
VINO arc visiting all parts OF tho county
ana holding daily and midnight pow.
vows with the negroes. Hon. w. O.
Reeves spoke 10 n large crowd at Rock
church to-day for local option.
Tom Smith and Ed SHELTON, colorod,
engaged IN quarrel last night about q
woman, Smith is now under arrest
Tor stnbblng Skolton. The knife peno.
lrat9d tho clothing, innlcting a slight
flesh wound.
Our public sVc0olsresumo August 81
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HAROLD, Aug. 2S.-ISpeclal. Dep
uty United States Marshal Gorrer
Lett here this morning FOR Dallas, hay.
ing under arrest a negro named
Alex. Calvin, who shot and killed
William q. Thompson, foreman OF Mr.,
Jonn Il, Won0rd's rancho, in Greer
county. This occurred last Monday
morning. The killing Ia believed Il
have been dono In cold blood, rs
thompson was Il quiet, inoff'enslve
man,
Prospectors looking for farm lands
arc coming In daily.
Weather clear and cool.
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Baird.

BAIRD, Aug. 2s.- Especial, l. The
clouds arc now threatening to favor
uB, but 30 far have shown their par.
tiality TO other parts.
A fow days past difficulty occurred
at Eagle Cave, Ia this county, In which
an old man b the name OF Lehu wns
shot several times by man by ths
name OF Logan. The cause il
supposed to b9 an old feud. Tho
would-be murderer mounted flsel