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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29

THE Boston Advertiser tells of a
white dove that has followed Conduc.
tor Smiths freight train, on the Old
Colony Railroad, daily from Walpole.
During part Of the way the dove flies
just back OF the cab under the pillar. of
smoke and within few feet of the en-
gineer, and part of the way by
the side of the engineers win
dow, and within two feet of his hand
as he stretches, it toward her. Occa-
sionally she falls back to the rear Of
the train, as though surveying it, but
only to resume her wonted place mo-
ment later. When the train runs un
der bridge the dove mounts gracefully
above it, and tumbles Immediately to
it's place again on the other side.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29

The Formation fn which They are
situated.

The Virginia Enterprise has this inn
portant item:
Professor Stewart writes from Para
to friend here that almost all man.
kind are liars. This is tough to come
from Paradise, but the Professor ex-
plains that a hundred men have told
him that "the lodges of that district
were interposed between horizontal
strata of slate and granite, when in fact
there is not single vestige of granite
in the camp, and the ledges, which are
well-defined assures, stand nearly ver-
teal between walls of indurated slate
and feldsite porphyry."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
A Drunken savagc.

An Indian arrived here on the east
bound passenger train in a state of in
toxication. He procured more fire
water somewhere in town, and
threatened to Iii some of the
Piutes. Constable Ruse followed
him through the sage brush below the
Courthouse, and with the assistance of
an Indian arrested him, took away h $
knife, and then locked him up.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29

Last week Steve Pierre, of Drum
monsville, Ontario, walked on one of
the brace wires from the Canada side of
the new suspension bridge at Niagara
Falls and back again, performing as a
gymnast on the wire. The same day,
H. z. Peers, of Teeterville, Ont, as
per advertisement, jumped from the
center of the bridge into Niagara river,
100 feet below. He had wire attached
to cylinder and fastened to sort of
harness under his arms end over his
shoulders, which kept him upright.
the descent was made in four seconds
Men in boat picked him up. He came
up all right, and in in good shape. He
will probably jump again in July.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29

II. n H. Brown informs the Times
Review that the prospects of Good
Hope District are frightening every
day. New developments a.e being
made all the time, and everybody over
there feels in good spirits and greatly
encouraged.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
A CARD.

To oil who are suffering from the errors and
indscretions of Youta, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, &c, win send recipe
that will cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In South
America Send seh-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. lsaAN, Station ID, New xork
City,. dec.2-7S-ly.
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Fruits ana Candies.

Strawberries, apples, figs, oranges,
lemons, hines and fresh candies are be-
ing received at Chenoweth's book store,
aud will be supplied to customers du-
ring the season at the lowest market
price. apr26-tf.
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silver C-sN. Frcislit.

The T. P. A.. loaded Harry Wat~on's
team to-day with 24,00O pounds Of
freight for Silver City. Fred Brunzell
and NJ, Oberdorferis teams left for Sill
yer City to-day with freight, loaded by
+. Reinhart & Co.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Muracrcrs E:ecntoJ.

DYE and Anderson, the Tulliss muir
derers, We're hanged at Sacramento this
afternoon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Tobacco Manu- .,ctory.

j. E. Bannister has two cigar makers
at work manufacturing CT yars IRON the
tobacco which he acquired possession of
at the time of Il. C.. Adler's collapse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
The New Hose House.

Hi. Barnes, with force of carpen-
ters, is building the new hose house,
and expects to have it inclosed in few
days.
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Photographic.

Those wishing to e4abrace this oppor-
tunity for securing a first class picture
should apply at once, as | leave Win
nemucca May Goth. III. c. TANDY.
mlJ-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29

This being mating season up the
Humboldt, Elko girls, who are expect
ing beaux, are improving their breath
by eating young onions.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Flnts.eai NYatchn,nker.

Geo. #. jackson, practical watch
maker, with j. f. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap30-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29

French Candies, just received by f.
G. Robins. It.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
PROFESSOR RUTiN,

Exclusive Agent for these Organs end Pianos
for the State OF Nevada
ORGANS SOLD ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
Instruments delivered at any station on the,
G. P. p r. R. at Factory Prices Catalogues
furnished on application
Address, PROFESSOR P.RUTAN,
febl1- SIN Winnemueca New.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
BEST INSTRUMENTS.

- II - Il ~ - IA u Nk II M Il ce
Their comparative excellence is recognized by
the Judges in their report, from which, the fol-
lowing is an extract.
"sIhe ID shoninger Organ Co.'s exhibit
as the best instruments at q price rendering
them possible to large class of purchasers,
having combination of Reeds and Bells, pro-
ducing novel and pleasing effects, containing
many desirable Improvements, viii stand longer
in dry or damp climate, less liable to get out Of
order, all the boards being made three ply, put
together so it is impossible for them to either
shrink swell or split The only Organ awarded
this rank.
The Medal and award was granted after the
most severe competition of the best makers, be-
fore one of the mostcompetent juries- ever as
sembled.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29

CHEW JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov20- 7S-ly.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last EYeniag's Beard.


ITO Raymond & Ely II Al
rs Eureka Con, III Is
10 jackson q 81
1910 Belmont 40 45c
$50 CHA IL Zoe
so N. Belle 81 81
300 Hussey lOc
$50 Manhattan II
100 Grand Prize 340c
2)5O Argenta I2j 1909
100 Navajo 2Jc
ll55 Independence 205 3OOc slO
200 Silver Prize soc
1850 Morning star SOC
1900 Belle Isle 10 l00c
1910 Day 90 J0c
so Hillside ,
$50 Paradise 1870 l35c
800 Albion % J0c
100 Endowment DC
100 Fourth of July soc
l95 Bodie Is AZ
l440 Bechtel 260 270c
1855 McClinton $50 2lOc
1885 Tioga 4
ITO Red Cloud go soc
1918 Summit 100 soc
5l5 Bulwer 49,
35 Syndicate 4
900 Aurora SOC
92O Goodahaw - soc
1850 Champion 40 45c
1870 Black Hawk go 270c.
$50 South BodIe 80 45c
1885 Booker 100 90c
$50 Mono s. 8
$50 Con- Pacific 81 &C
300 University 20 Soc
2jl0 Dudley 100 iG0c
2l00 Jupiter 10 li5c
lj40 South Bulwer 80 l40c
$50 Defiance
l740 MONDAY 81 D
1900 North MONDAY $50 loo
1850 Vortex 80 SOC
200 Tip Top soc
800 &. Terrace ljc
400 Caledonia, Black Hills 5
440 Giant & Old Age
$3.50 BeIvidere 20 Zo5c
This 5.arngng's Board.
700 Ophir 391 40
Sos Mexican 50 42f
500 Could & Curry l2I l24
255 Best Il Belcher 20 204
660 California &. 81
1850 Savage lG4 l6a
235 Con. Va, % %
325 Chollar . 81
$50 Potosi IS st
495 Hale & Norcross Ia Is,
1890 Crown Point & 81
$40 Yellow Jacket 20f 2iA
$3.50 Imperial los l70c
375 kentuck 5 81
220 Alpha 233
SIS Beicher Ct 6s
5l5 Confidence Ii l5k
935 Sierra Nevada 81 532
100 Utah - 264
S95 Bullion *
4S5 Exchequer 81 81
2S5 Overman II III
go Alta s. 81
1850 Lady Bryon 20 65c
1910 Julia 460c
555 Caledonia 275 5000
6l5 Silver Hill 225 230c
920 Challenge 800 1850
$50 New York zoe
$40 L. Sheridan 50 l00c
90 Lady Washington 1850:
ll4j Andes 10 4Jc
900 Ward l2J l30c
1920 Scorpion 325 $3.50
90 Leviathan 75c
260 n. Con. Va, l0i l05
lS40 Trojan 80 30c
SIS Benton 81 81
1860 Con. Dorado D
$50 Flowery 100 soc
200 Solid Silver l0c
925 Fairfax d
1860 Machay 800 295c
200 Mt. View 25c
100 Union Sc
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PAS TIL II A G. e.

THE undersigned wishes to inform Stock
Owners and the public generally that no ias
prepared to furnish horses and cattle tn
Good Pasturage at Low
Rates.
My pasture fields are ON the south side of tho.
Humboldt river, at Winnenlacca, and are i'm
closed with coed fences The heldssare wei1
watered bv the. Humboldt river, aud covered
with nutritious grasses.
All orders left ut my Office on Third sereasS
viii be promptly. attended to.
Winnemneca, May q, 1S7a- u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22
NEW MEXICO.
The Late Indian Atrocities.

Tucson, ARIZONA, October 2l.-A Silver
City, N. NJ, letter says of the slaughter on
the 18th: Arriving at the scene Of the
tragedy We found sixteen persons dead
and buried them. Five others are known
to be killed whom we have not found.
No Indians are reported to have gone to
the Mimbres Mountains.
About one, hundred and fifty Apache
scouts, lately with Col. Morrow in New
Mexico, have returned TO Arizona, their
time Of enlistment having expired. They
refused to re-enlist. This probably
gave rise'to the rumor that the Indian
scouts bad deserted and Joined the enemy.
Gov. Wallace Is now at Los Vegas. Itis
now believed that the victorious band are
trying to go through by, the Burro Noun.
tains to Mexico. Col. Morrow says he
has troops enough 10 whip Victoria, but 1t
will taketwo months 10 do It. He needs a
couple OF light howit1ers. Volunteers are
being raised at Messilla and Las Crutes.
In the fight on the 18Th the Messilla and
Las Crutes company, numbering thirty,
were massacred by one hundred Indians,
only one man named Hick, escaping. The
stages leaves here regularly as though
thetetwas no, o,trouble,
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
nELLAIRE

The Home Benevolent Society meets
Wednesday afternoon, in The Methodist
church.
The clndes from tho nail works are
gradually filling up the Indian Run bot
tom. Now a ditch is being made by which
one Of the tortuous curves Of the run will
be Strengthened out, allowing more ground
to be filed in. When the whole run Is
confined in narrow and straight banks,
there win be room for some splendid
streets 70 run down from Gravel Hill,
Rev. Toland and Lyle Thoburn went To
the woods snear Glencoe, Tuesday evening,
70 make havoc among the game.
The frost Of Sunday night about ended
the tomato crop back among the hills.
Here, the fog rose too carly Tor FROST
Wonderful what fog such q little river
can raise. -''N'
W: @. McElhaney, on Monday. lost one
hundred dollars, between City Hall and the
old brewery inSouth Bellaire, There were
six ten-dotlar bills and two twenlies, iold.
cd square. He offers twenty dollars re.
ward Tor the return Of the money.
A new brick building Is going up at the
corner OF Guernsey and Thirty.second
streets. 10. +
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MISERABLE wRIGGIERs
who are Trying to Get ont OF their ne
on the Ohio Election,

Who are Trying 10 get ont of their Bets
on the Ohio. Election.
coLuMBus, October 9o.-oaicial returns
from ffty.ave counties, and semi.official
returns from thirty.thlee, put Foster's ma.
jority over Ewing at 1s,4OO. The official
report cannot vary much from this. Dem.
ocrats are paying their bets on 10000 and
1900 majority. Anumber Of very small
Democrats are wriggling out Of their bets
BY Claiming q majority over all. Hardly
o single bet was made on this considera.
lion. Nothing was thought Of in com.
mon betting except Fosters majority over
Ewing. Fosters majority over Ewing Is
clearly and indisputably something over
1900 The official report will not vary
materially from that. There Is very little
likelihood Of its falling single unit below.
Democrats who attempt to wriHgle out Of
paying their bets on the plurality plea do
so dishonesty, and they know their plea
70 be dishonest, every one them. Repub.
licans in these dispatches were lorewarned
that IN making their bets they ought to be
explicit in stating that they were for Eos.
ter over Ewing. There were very few
Democrats, that bet, who did not bet on
that understanding. The Democrats who
bet on the result, generally did so on the
En4hras estimate oi 1860 majority Of
Ewing over Foster. That estimate was
plain In its terms. Democrats, betting, bet
upon that assurance, and the names Of
those who now attempt to wriggle out of
it ought to be known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22
THE OLD WORLD.
The Iron Trade in England still
Booming.
Distress In Hungary on Account Of
Short Harvest.
English Engineers Emlgrating to
America.


Cry OF Mexico, October 2l.-Goyernor
Charles, Of Coahuila, anticipating the pas.
sage Of 4 law extending Federal iutisdic.
tion over the District Of Sierre Moiada.
telegaphed on the llth inst, saying that
Chthuahua and Durango are not opposing
the jurisdiction OF Coahulla; also, that
several mining companies, hearing Of the
ACTION Of the Federal Government, had
dissolved. Other aud richer mines, are said
to have been discovered near Moiada, and
over 1000 persons have gone TO Moiada.
The following Cabinet changes are re.
ported: Justo Benitz, Secretary for the
Exterior Relations; Manuel Payro, secre.
tary ot the Treasury, and IgnGclo Mejai,
Secretary Of War.
Senior Benitz continues to refuse to be a
candidate for the Presidency, but his
party is growing daily, aud all probabili.
ties favor the belief that he will certainly
accept the nomination in due time.
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TIE CROPS.
the Dry weather aud the Growing
Wheat-Ttle Fly-Corn-IIoEN.


Wheat-The Fly -Corn-IIoEs.
JErFEAsosytLIR, ISD., October 20.-The
longcontinued dry weather was broken
somewhat by the slight rain Of Friday
last and the polar wave that succeeded
Saturday, but to-day Is partly clear and
the suns rays are again heating the at.
mosphere. All this has been bad for the
growing wheat in many localities, and It
has brought the Hessian fly, which Is do.
ing great mischief, aud farmers fear that,
with the ordinarily mild winters OF this
latitude, this pest may live through till
spring, and prove O destructive ravager Of
the crops. The growing wheat has come
on thrittily, however, and the area sown
In Southern Indiana this fall Is fully one.
third greater than last year.
The corn crop Of Southern Indiana was
never better than this fall, and the aver.
age on the bottom lands will not be far
from seyenty.fve bushels TO the acre.
This, at the price now prevailing, will
make the crop valuable one, and add
fresh impetus to the grand business boom
John Sherman's policy" has given the
country.
There are a great many hogs in the coun.
try to contribute 10 the "boom" and keep
1t up through the winter, and plenty Of
corn " feed them. There Wilt also be
plenty Of buyers in the market at the right
time to purchase them at fair prices on a
gold basis" so thatthe "hog money" and
the corn money" and the "wheat
money" all and singular being t'Republi.
can money! are likely to swell The bust.
ness prosperity into thegrandest diapason.
All the people are happy, and only the
soft money Democratic politicians mourn.
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ENGLAND.

NEw YoRk, October 2l.-A dispatch
from London says that William Rinegold
Cooper, alias Neville Hunter, the cele6rat.
ed American iorger, was arraigned In the
old Bailey sessions to-day, charged with
forgery by Glyn, Mills & Co. Cooper
plead guilty and was remanded for sen.
tence. Il Is possible that some Of the
prisoners ASSETS may revert TO his San
francisco creditors. Near the bar sat 4
handsome woman dressed in mourning,
who passed as Cooper's vile. She was
deeply affected.
LONDON, october2l.-The Grand jury
has found true bills against Alphonse
Rosenberg editor Of the T6Wn Tall and
printers of that paper, for libels against
Mrs. Langley, Mrs. Cornwallis West and
Lord LoundsboFough.
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CRIME.
4 Horrible Outrage Perpetrated by
Negroea.

a Horrible Outrage Perpetrated by
Negroes.
MRMrHrs, October 21.-Information was
received here Ibis ahssnOonrof u horrible
odtfage committed last Sunday, near
MontgomeIy's Landing, Miss, eighteen
miles down the river, by a party of six
negroes, who ravished a Mrs. johnson.
She, together with her husband and two
children, were on a trading boat. The
negroes first fired with shotguns at John
son, two OF the bullets grazing his head
and stunning him, after which they out
ragged his wife, and then plundered the
boat and cut her adrift. The steamer O.
W. Pierce was attracted to the boat by
cries for help, and went to Its assistance,
towing the boat to Lawhouse's Landing,
& few miles further down, where the peo-
pie residing in the vicinity gave every at
tention to Mrs. johnson, whose condition
is extremely critical. Six negroes were
seen leaving the trading boat as the
Pierce came in view., johnson came out
Of the Ohio river with his boat three
weeks ago.
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Reception 10 LOeomotIye EnEIneers


ST. JosEpH, Mo, October 2I.-A grand
reception was given here to-day to the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers. A
special train brought all tho delegates Of
that body tost. Joseph at Ii O'Clock this
morning. They were received by the city
government on board the train aud escort
ed to the Pacific Hotel, where a breakfast
was served. At2P. ". a formal reception
took place at the Opera House, Addresses
OF Welcome were made by the Mayor and
y. r. Hardy. The response was made by
Grand Chief Engineer p. NJ. Arthur, who
was introduced by Col. A. @. Dawes. Adj.
dresses were also made by F. N. Poseeate,
Samuel 7. Smith and Winslow Judson.
Appropriate responses were made by 4. s.
tngraham, First Grand Engineer, and
Wm. Robinson, Second Grand Engineer,
The visitors were then furnished with car
riages for drive around the city. This
evening there is a grand ballet at the Op.
era House and banquet at the City Hall.
The occasion has been very delightful.
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until tie boards would no longer hold a
nall. Old barns are no longer o flt shelter
Tor stock, and old houses must be re-
paired, Old stoves are burnt out; old
coats and pants can no longer stand patch.
Ing, and the consequence Is ageneral oil.
Ing up Of everything that pertains to farm
wear and tear. rs : ll, ,-,-
Mr.. D. K. Persons, probably the most
successful money.lender fer Eastern capl.
talists, and who Is q millionaire himself,
said TO me one day: "The men that have
the property IN Chicago iormortgages have
only 70 hold for short time aud they will
get back every dollar. The fact is, people
are coming here from oil over the world TO
settle. and embark in new business enter.
prises. Eastern men are sending their
sons out to look after their property; and
new blood and new energy are being
daily added TO our strength
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22
TmE urE INpIANs.
Omcers on Their Way to Effect the Re-
Lease OF CaptIVes.

Onicers ON Their Way 20 Effect the Re-
lease OF CaptIyes.
Los PINos, October IS, VIA DEL NoRrE,
Col, October 2l.-General Adams, special
commissioner Of the Interior Department,
to effect a release Of the women and
children captured at the White River
Agency, accompanied by Count Dornhaff,
Of the German Legation at Washington,
reached ouray's house last evening and
came TO the agency this morning. He
leaves at once for the White River coun.
try under an escort of fifteen Utes, com.
manded by Chief saperno. Douglas Is
encamped about one hundred miles from
here and II the women are given mp he
will probably in six days. Chief
0uray is doing all in his power to assist
Adams, aud there Is a fair prospect that
the women will be Immediately surren.
dered on his reaching the Indian camp. A
runner in yesterday, reports them safe
and kindly treated by Douglass.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Galos expresses astonishment At the
tone OF the hostility toward Russia per.
yading the speech Of Lord Salisbury at
The latest news from Ali Kheyl repre-.
sents that the frontier tribes, since learn.
ing OIL The fall Of Cabdl, are dispensing.
Numerous committees have been form.
ed in Paris ior the relief Of the sufferers
by. the floods in Spain. - :
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ClncIpnati Bulchers ON q s.r,,,o.

CINCINNATI, October 2l.-The striking
butchers, alta meeting tonight, received
reports showing that all the boss butchers
inlthe city but four had signed an agree.
ment to reduce the hours Of labor 10 l2
per day, and pay extra for Sunday. They
adopted resolutions condemning the four
who refused to aceede, and to 60 to work
at all the shops where the demand has
been granted. The employees Of the above
named four are 10 strike.
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YELLOW FEVER.
NIemnhIa.


MEnrHrs, October 2l.-Two cases were
reported at noon.
A telegram to the Western Associated
Press, from Forest City, Arkansas, says
three new cases had developed, and the
town very gloomy appearance. The
Howards, at Memphis, have been tele.
graphed to send four nurses.
MemphIs-Nlght Report.
Ten cases in all, Eve white and Eve col.
ored, were reported to the Board Of
Health to-day. among those reported
this afternoon were Harding Pieres, Lottle
Lee and Henry Willie, There were three
additional interments reported. Theodore
jacob died last evening. Thomas Neyils,
colored, Adolph Holman and Miss Linda
Hanna were stricken with fever tonight
at Bgntyn station. The weather Is much
warmer.
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In, ,rnte on grain and iron freight from
VhseIiug to Baltimore is now lSl cents
~, lo)pounds. To Philadelphia lOl cents,
nj SeT York 2ll cents. 10 Chicago the
~. on nails has been advanced to 17l
~, ...ls To St Louis it is % cents, We
S,,r Of special rate OF 80 cents on nails
~ Nav Orleans. Considerable freight is
,or going forward from this point to Par.
t,nbary by rail. 1t pays a round rate Of
l,.i,bt. viz: 10 cents on first.class goods,
sIp nan second, i5 on third and25 on fourth
Id A good deal Of hoop iron, brought
Ssn by the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
E,nlaciy road from Pittsburgh, Is going
b,rard by the Baltimore and Ohio road
Il s5 cents pOr hundred. There are also,
considerable shipments Of groceries and
obe, merchandise from this city to Par.
t,nbarg. What We need is a river lineoi
,,l,oad.
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Prolestant EpLseopni 1,onrres,.

ALBANY, N. Y, October 2l.-The Sixth
annual Episcopal Congress of the Protes.
tant Episcopal Church of the United
States met here to-day in st. Peters
Church. Services for holy communion
was read, after which RI. Rev. Bishop
Williams, Of Connecticut, preached an elo.
quent sermon. Holy communion was
then administered, after which the mem.
6ers oil the Congress proceeded TO Tweddle
Hall where Rt. Rev. Wm. O. Doaue, Bis.
hop Of Albany, delivered the inaugural