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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-21
CAMPAIGN COMPARISONS.

The Virginia Enterprise, which
pledged Nevada to General Grant for a
third term when he visited the Com
stock, is now engaged in the business
of making political capital for its favor
tie. With view probably of intluenc.
ing the State Central Committee,
which meets next Monday, it publishes
table purporting to show the losses
to the Treasury under the several
Presidents since the organization of the
Government to the close of Grants last
term. The figures show loss Of 81 %
on each $1,000 involved under Wash
ilgton's administration; loss of rs
cents on each 81 900 under Lincoln s
administration, and loss of "a cents
on each $1,000 under Grants adj
ministration. These figures are in
tended to create the impression that
Washington administration was more
corrupt than Lincoln's, and Lincoln
more corrupt than Grants; but
this is more than the most ardent third
termers can believe, Notwithstanding
tie array of figures published by the
Enterprise in support of that view Of
the case. The total losses to the Gov
crnment under Washington's admins
tration was less than $3.50, 600, while
under Grant it is conceded that the
Government lost nearly $1,000, 900.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-21

The law aboishing slavery in Crba
has been promulgated in the Official
Gazette. at Madrid. Slavery is now
abolished in all the West India Islands
and in every country on the American
Continent except Brazil. That twin
relic of barbarism. polygamy, continues
to be practiced with IMMUNITY in one
of the Territories Of the United States,
immed. lately under the control OF the
Fcueral Government.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-21
NEW TO-DAY.
SIZE RIFFS SALE.

BY virtue o. an execution issued out OF the
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District,
in and for tho County Of Humboldt, State Of
Nevada, on the 18th day of February, A. d.
1880, and to me directed and delivered, for =
Judgment recovered in said Court on the 18th
day of February, A. u. 1880, In favor OF
n LEVY plaintiff and against NJ. NEADOR,
defendant, for the sum of $5l5 25 together
with costs and disbursements, amounting in all
20 the sum of 1858 IS, and accruing costs. I
have on this, the 10Th day Of February, A. ID.
$780, levied on and taken in execution the fol-
lowing described real property, to wit:
The Hotel and outbuildings known as Mead
ow's Hotel, situate in Golconda, Humboldt
County. Nevada, together with the lot Of land
upon which said buildings are situate1th the said
lot being 100 feet fronting toward the railroad
track, and 80 feet deep. aud situate about 100
feet south from the Central Pacific track, In
said town Of Golccnds.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Thursday, the nth Day OF March,
A. y. 1890,
Between the hours of o'clock in the morning
and o'clock in the afternoon, viz: at o'clock
?. NJ, in front of the Court-house, in tae town
of winnemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada, !
will sell, at public auction, all the right, title
and interest of Said defendant ID. Meador, Of
In and to the above described property, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said execa-
ton, costs and accruing costs. att
@. b. MILLER,
Sheriff OF Humboldt County, Nevada
BY A. DAVIDSON, Deputy.
winncmucca, February 10th, A. ID. 1880.
fl9-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-21

The steamer Colima, from San Fran
cisco, the first to sail on the Panama
route since the reduction in rates, took
yesterday 65 cabin and 95 steerage pas
sengers, being an increase of about
thirty per cent. over the previous aver
As list
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-21

lh7S0O TO $4,000 A YEAR, or IS
NIeufV to $50 a day in your own
NHAO " locality. No risk. Women
do as Wen as men. Many
make more than the aIu0llnt stated above No
one can fail to make money fest. Anv one can
40 the work. You cnn make from 10 cents 10
~ an hour by devoting your evenings and
spare time to the business ID costs nothing 10
try the business. Nothing like IL for money
making ever. offered before business pleasant
know all about the best paving business before
the public, send us your address and we will
send you full particulars and private terms
free; samples worth So also free. You can then
make up your mind for yourself Address
=. GEORGE STINSON n CO.,
nA-em M popGaDd, Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
wall Sfreet To.dar.

NEW YoKK, Sept. 3O.-The i'o>f's financial
article says: The markets for all classes OF
securities continue very strong. and In the
markets dominated by speculative influences
the tone is becoming decidedly builish. THIS Is
due TO the facts that the short interest CON
tracts to deliver stocks vet to be boughD is
very large; that the prospects for easy money
are good by reason OF continued heavy gold
imports; that railroad earnings continue largely
Profitable, and TO the growing feeling that the
lisirg tide OF prosperity Is too strong TO
receive II ore than temporary set back. even Ii
that, by any probable turn In political affairs.
)ssueS and lower for the short date. Railroad
boI ds are strong at an advance OF Il az per cent;
tie largest rise being In those OF the southwest
erD railroad. The markets for STOCKS is 4a2H
per cent higher than yesterdays Closing, al
though there have been reactions from time TO
time The leading stocks have been burlington
ard Quincy, Milwaukee and st. Paul, Kansas
ard Texas, Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, Jersey Central. Wabash, Iron Noun
tain. Erie, Lake Shore, Northwest, and
Rock Island. Notwithstanding the appa-
rent unce rtainty of the contest for the con-
t,ol of the Western Union Telegraph. and
which is attended, so far as dealings In the
stock are concerned, with unusual risks, the
stock has been active to day at sSA to 99k.
American Union has advanced to 81. Louisville
and Nashville early In the day sold as high as
les, and is now 1856. Chattanooga Is steady at
about GO. Money on call Is easy to get at 2a3
rer cent; on time at 3 to ~ per cent, and on
prime mercantile paper at 41a5H per Ct The
market here for foreign exchange Is dull and
weak. good many bills are making against
the shipment to Europe Of our securities pr1n-
cipally railroad bonds and shares.
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kilograms to The Star.
SENATOR JONES, OF NEVADA
He Is Still a Republican.
AN ARCTIC TRAGEDY RECALLED.
Fate of Franklin and His Men.
AContract0r Charged With the Deaths.
THE SULTAN'S OBSTINACY.
Fate of Franklin and His Men.
A Contractor Charged With the Deaths
THE SULTAN's OBSTINACY,
TIE PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
SEEAT0Es JONES, OF NEVADA.
He Has Not Left the Republican,

NEW YORK Sept. 30.-A special dispatch 70
the He1'Gid, dated San Francisco. September %
says: 4 washington telegram TO the world was
publiSheC Dere this morning stating that SeFla-
tor Jones of Nevada. had become disguise ed
with the republican party and would not sup.
pert Garfield; that he would stump Nevada 10
laNor or Nj. Fair for Senator. and tla5 he h III
btcone democratic and might turn out to b. a
eIeehhackef. The wires flashed the report In
every direction ever the Pacific coast and tele-
grams have poured in upon the Senator and
upon .c2Qlng republicans etklng confirmation
CT Genial. IN an interview with the senator Il
HANGED ne the following telegram he had 1uSt
lreIaI to forward TO the cisirman or the re-
publican central committee OF Nevada who had
also asked all eXplanatiOn:
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-The report in the
Hnfid Is a stupid invention or the enemy, with
cut shadow CT fCunCatiOn or TACT. In my tudg-
mont the best interests OF the whole country
VIII be promoted by tie cOnt1nuance OF the re-
pupllc2D party In power and imperiled b. the
SUCCESS OF the democracy. | never was a more
arCent believer III republican principles and
supporter OF republican Candidates than now.
democratic premises are no Deter and demo
cratic history is no more SavOry than here
tof0Ie. | see manifold reasons why former
supporters of the democratic party should now
become republicans, but absolutely no reason
WHY former supporters Of the republican party
Should now become democrats. / trust and
believe that the patriotic citizens OF Nevada viii
Dear the republican standard 10 victory Ia No
NtMber. JOHN p. JONES
To IhN. 4. D0ai3e. Chairman E-Dub7j,au Cen
H0t CGht5ittite, Virginia Citg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. SO.-virsinia sizes, deferred.
Z: do s,, oonsoLs S9S do second series; "a; DO.
,BALIINioRE; SEPT. s0.~Cotfon quies-mid-
IS Cents Wheat Southern S rhef '' bat SSsa a%et
do. aluher. l.tsal, l6; No. i MarylssJ, nominal
Hcsober HS "fSFn ,dT y Tstsr n1 Sea spot lgsai Ss
December. lUEal iti4 Corn. southern steady
western steady ana quiet southern white. 54a55
October. S6A bid: So1eni6er. ' 52isaS: Decem6er. @ %
o5a"S =. Oats qulet-westcrn white. 5as4 do.
changed Pr3si.ons r& aSi and gnchSnsed ds sxcep
mess pork, htch has advanced 10 - 90 Butter
fss quiet. 20 Pctr 1iem ''r gachp7d. % c%fSe 9afS
dull-Eio cargces. ordinary to fair. 12Aai5 Sugar
ffe Its 80 Htrnoo shs Tar seamer Sis nncahsnS ~
ReeeiIts-four, ,6sG barrels wheat 90. 770
rye, 2.1oo tushsls; shir.nsnts l6S go
bushole. Germ 525 bushels Sales wheat, g76, s73
tIsnsls CON iU7. Gao bushels
% JEW llkh sept 30 Stocts strcnS. Money.
2a3 ENrE"use-!oEs. 4s0a short. AKA Govern
NEW YORK, Sept. sO,-Flour q7iet. Wheat
81, ds lS,;'r. Corn shade stronr.'r.
rsr LONDON ONION Sei,t, 90 2'S0 = mr,.u 5 bonds.
io5s4 AL: Ite and Great western fsst norts are
g mg1'f1 rs eEass a. sa ESs Ss t9s Y1 sf pea Isi
ptr TCSo c3,ts ser so r ecIIts + 11 Ii9 = oShas
Great stcr1 FIRST mor,ga. trnstees' r-rii iihcates
tsA; AusDiic and u eat Western sesoads %.
tebhhS lNaEia Central, 6Uis.
YORK mAKsEIs THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations Gu rent in New
York to-Gay at I. m as reported 10y Lewis john
~ per cenir, Il 9alt9is, u OF {. aG5;s. -;
New gsrsey 90 0entra. 725s; Ohio and NJ s-lssiprl,
and st. JofeIh. S9k,; Lake Shore. lgs. Northwest
IoSS dc pret.rred, i22h; Iron Mountain. sos
hoef HaEsa 'ssS s os s Fna ana S Ss pss
Il.els;sraagh. ss'4; G. O. sud / g. lS4; Paciho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
THE EEE-FiEEEs FRANKLIN EN-.
PEDATEOS.
The Contractor ~ lao Furnished the
supplies Charged with Causing the
Death OF the Men.

supplies Charged with Causing ti,e
Death OF the Men.
NEW ORK, Sept. 30.-A cable dispatch from
London says: The Schwatka discoveries the
JeaIhette expedition and polar matters gen.
e1ally continue to be the leading topics Of dis
cussion In the English journals. Among the
latest contributions to the literature OF the SUBJ
ject is letter from Commander Cheyne. In
reply TO an article in the Standard a few days
ago. In Whfch that journal questioned the taste
OF bringing home the remains Of Lieut.. Irving
Gf the Franklin expedition. He (Cheyne) eX-
presses his satisfaction that the bones OF that
officer have been brought back by Lieut..
schwatka, and thinks that when they arrive
In England 1t will be necessary to
bold an inquest In order to ascertain
the cause Of his death. In the event of such an
inquiry being held he declares that he viii re-
1teTate the charges against the contractor who
furnished the supplies, and whom he accuses
OF the murder or the Franklin party. Mir.
CheyLe has been making these charges in lee
Mares expedition. but papers here have usually
left cut the name OF the contractor fearing an
action for libel. His charges against the CON
tractor are of the most startling char
that sent Franklin's men to the next
world, says Cheyne. They We're murderer
by the contractor who supplied the expedition
with preserved meats. The same contractor
supplied Sir James Ross expedition, and the
tins labelled beef and mutton contained moth
Ing but offai. Some OF the tins contained noth-
ing but big knuckieS OF bone. Everything b.
longing to the animals was put into the t1hS
except horns, hoofs and hides. The very entra l.
Wele fEtYe. and when they ate then they had
10 hoid their noses, SO offensive was the stencil.
II Sir James Ross and bis party had been out
anotheT winter they would have starved. II
have repeatedly, In my lectures thr0ugl0u
England. denounced this contractor as a mur-
deIer, and dared him to bring an action for
libel. should be glad to have him do SO, for
could establish the truth OF What say
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
Sporting Notes.

The S6cCEd Gay racing OF the Newmarket
(Ergiaro Hrs' october meeting occurred yester-
day. The race for a sweepstake OF tWo-year-old
cels nd lille, was won by Hackness, Roths-
chic iubis second. The Great Eastern rail-
way hanoicap for three year-oldS aud UPWARDS
was Won 10y Lord Hastings Ftreking: Lord
BradtoIds sword Dance second The race for
me Granby stakes for two-year old colts and Ill
lies vas Won by J. r. Keenes bav colt Book
maker ny halt length; c. Bucks black nlly
second. The following also ran. and fiuished Ia
he olGer named: Roihschids che. Brag; Count
T. ne la Oranges o. c. Maskelyne; Z. Loril-
lards b. T. Seneca; Mr.. Lefevre's oh. T. Regina,
aud the Duke OF MeStminSter's ch. c. Donhead
TIE betting before the race was ~ 10 8 against
BoOkmakei.
TIE bicycle VS.. horse race at the Pottsdam
On. ~ fair, september %, was a novel and most
xcluug event After keeping together nearly
Tue whole distance, three miles. RollinsOn won
on The bicycle by only three feet Time 3:O4
making The fastest record I'm America on the
bicycle. Robinson is staying I'm Malone TO take
part 10 another race on the 3Oth instant. for a
Ross. Pais'eJ, Lee and Davis won the four
Dared beat race at Lake Marancook Me-, yes
ferday. John Buckley, OF Portland, won the
amateur aid j. Gandaur OF Toronto, the pro-
IeSSfcn8l scull races: Ten Eyck and Kennedy
won he coube scull Ia 20 minutes, The best on
record.
The racing stock OF John H. Schult5 was sold
at New York yesterday. Lady Pritchard, IL
years old. With 2:2l record, brought So 700, and
tanIy Miller, same sge with record OF 2:34.
TIE racing at the Alexandra tVa) fair yester-
day Is reported elsewhere In this paper.
The winning horses at Brighton Beach yester-
day were Minnie Lewis. Warfield and Bramba-
leite. In the steeplechase Pomeroy and Ohio
Boy made dead heat, and divided the stakes
Base bali yesterday: At tCincinnaJi-Clevelands
:. Cnclnnaiis 2. AT Chicago-BnffaloS 10. Chi
cagos 10; only seven innings were played At
Woicester-Worcesters 8, Providence 4. At Bos-
ton Boston 6. Troys 5.
The citizens regatta I'm this District has been
fixed fer october 12. The distance viii be one
mile and return, Starting from the foot of Jeffer-
son street. Georgetown. Crews from the Poto-
mac, Ahaiostan and Columbia clubs VIII take
pait.
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Quebec,s Skipbuildinc Interests.

QUEBEC. Sept; SonMr: - NJ Faursene Escande, OF
expressing his belief that the French
cu,y on Canadian built ships will be re-
ducCd TO 30 cents Ger ton. and anticipating the
vessels for the French fisheries. He also States
that 1t Is his intention in connection with
Messrs. Dion Brothers, OF Granville, France,
to begin next year running q new line of
steamers between that port and Quebec. He
believes 1t can be supported by the Subsidies of
s50,GG0 promised by the Canadian government,
snd OF 100000 promised by the Government Of
France, and by the trade In exporting Canadian
live stock and phOsphates to France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

Secretary Eyarls, Speech.

Secretary Evarts made speech at Cooper
Institute, New York, last night. Hon. Hugh
McCulloch presided. Mr.. EvarLs discussed the
question which OF the two parties may be
trusted with TIE government OF the country.
He said twenty-four years ago the people
placed the country In the hands Of Pennsyl-
vania democrat. Four years later they gave it
to patriotic republican OF Illinois. Now they
are 10 say whether they repent taking the
power from Buchanan and giving it to Lincoln
Ir Pennsylvania democrat Is restored to power
It is a verdict, Mir. Evarts held, that the people
aIe tired OF patriotism and weary of liberty
While cCmplimenting Hancock as soldier he
could not regard him as statesman, and he
averred that since the days of Henry Clay,
Garfield was the cleanest and best candidate
for the presidency. The speaker went over the
Whole field OF national topics, making now and
then humorous point. In concluding he re.
ferred 10 The democracy as "desiccated
party because 1t had all the juice out OF It,
but said 1t was claimed that 1t had been rejuve-
mated by the TRANSMISSION OF biood-the blood OF
Charles Francis Adams, Lyman Trumbull,
Gems. Butler and SickleS and Boss Shepherd
and was now going through the motions Of
patriotism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

A RICHMOND CITY OFFICIAL IN TRoUBLE-
City Sergeant N. NJ. Lee, Of Richmond, Va
charged with Overdrawtng from the state more
than be was entitled thereform for clothing for
inmates OF the city Jail, was before the police
court there yesterday and was committed for
further hearing october Z. He was afterward
Lee was indicted Gu Monday and arrested upon
warrant issued thereafter IT, accused has
been the Richmond city sergeant for two years
Prior to his election to tAat Office he was real
estate agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

1HE oBELisK RoTTING ALREADY-The archl-
ltcis ala eilglneefs FAMILIAR with The cOrroding
effects OF the weather In New York m a srooe
afpreheld that the obelisk Will rot IN the ne "
location selected for it. The stone is so SOFT
lhal IL can be Dfoken by fiager nail. aud it IS
thought win have TO be covered WIN Soma
wash 10 protect It. The chemical effect OF the
salty atmosphere is moi 50 muah To be dreaded
as the moisture absorbed by the pores aud
frozen BY the cold weather. The northern face
OF the moholith would probably fiake Off. and
The chemical action OF the ATMOSPHERE would
perhaps lDillTe the southern face. 1adsing from
the effect upon what was deemed an excellent
qualify of marble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

NV YORK, Sept. 3O.--The sale OF the stevens
battery took place yesterday afternoon at Ho-
hcEen n. j., 10y order OF the master In the
court of chancery, n. J. The battery and ap-
purtenances were sold I'm eight lots. Among
the bidders were several gentlemen from WASH
tttdirg opened with s2s.00o, and the lot, after a
very spirited competition. was Knocked down
On the 41st bid to Wm. Z. Laimber. builder OF
New York, for s55,000. About $1,000, 900 had
finished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

ELECTRIC LIGHT IN NEW YoRK.-A wealthy
company has just been formed in New York for
extending the use Of the electric light on Man
haitian Island. 1t is organized under the laws
paidup capital of slo0, ,000 but back or this CAP
nai, 1t is understood are many millions. The
company VIII at once take steps TO construct
plant near Madison square. In the buildiny 2
VIII oe placed Corlfss steam engines, boilers
aid i've Dynamo electric machines, ull Of which
are already In coarse OF construction. The
plant, 1t Is expected, Will be in full operation by
the ISL or November. The selected district en-
braces thirteen hotels, I'VE club houses. fifty
restaurants, and many large business estab.
nSLmentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

NhY TWO DRAFTS WENT To WAsHINGrON.-The
MeIchants' National Bank OF this city, matted
ettef On september 81 to the First National
81 BanR, OF OIL City, containing two drafts for
s9,ee6 rs az St, 600 respectively. bank mes.
me general receiving box for PENNSYLVANIA at 5
pm. Not bearing OF the arrival of the remit
lance the officers OF the Mechanics National
baLk complained TO the post Office authoritIe !
traced 10 the dead letter Office, with is euclo-
sure intact. 1t was not fully addressed " r.
KO7}d. 29th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
Fire I'm schuylervfIIe. N. ".

SARATOGA. N. T., Sept 30.-A large fire at
Schuylervilie began in Oliver BriSbin's dry
gcoos store at O'Clock this morning. The fol.
loving business houses were burned: Oliver
bris bin & Co., 3. Wasbburne, dry goods; j.
Borin Brook, hardware; Seth Lawrence, drugs,
and the Western Union Telegraph office: Jos.
eph r. Smith, jeweler; Miles Root, furniture;
Sew ard Winney, meat dealer, and the SCHUYLER
vile Standard printing office. The totarloss Is
estimated at SEQ, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

TIE PAN PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL devoted its
afternoon session yesterday to the reading of
papers Oh church doctrine and the discussion of
Bible revision. Ii was stated that the New
Testament portion OF the revised version viii
dore /. Cuyler, Of New York. real a paner n on
popular amuSements, In which he held that
amusements that are innocent are necessary to
bodily and mental health, and that the minis
Ter who 6eprives his people Of them 1nfringes
Christian liberty; but the average theater
would have to Danish inlmodest men ana wo.
men from its stage and immoral words and
ideas from It's precincts before It. could lay claim
10 the approval OF church people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
Political Notes.

Gen. Grant has evidently great hold upon
the people yet. as shown By the enthusiasm of
his reception at the Warren. Ohio republican
meeting, as well as at other points where he
appeared.
Senator Cameron. OF Wisconsin, has written a
letter declining to be candidate for reelection.
The democratic organizations In the southern
sta es are adopting resolutions endorsing Gen.
HaIcocks letter in regard TO rebel claims The
Atabau democratic state committee has OIL
cialiy approved the letter and its sentiments.
The Indianapolis NeTs, which is independent.
asks II an "1ndiana election" doesn't mean au
eitctlCn Where only citizens OF Indiana snail
No'e. The Netrs advises citizens to see that
such is the case.
The following further congressional nomina-
tiers have been made: A G. Curtin dem, 2Gth
Ptnnsy iVantd: Alexander Gregory, greenba backer
Aibary On. " district; Thomas BOles, rep, Sd
Arkansas.
Forty-three delegates formed New Hamp-
shire state greenhack convention at Manchester
Yesterday, nominated W. S. Brown for governor;
Or. LAFAYETTE Chcsiey, j. T. Woodberry and
Dudley T. Chase for Congress, and SWOre fealty
TO the greenback presidential ticket.
The Savannah Netrs says that as not more
than one person in ten of the present white
population OF the south ever owned slaves it is
The hight Of unfeaSon 10 suppose that the
southern people would be willing that the ma
giCeS that were once in bondage.
EX-Coiiector WorthiDgtOn, Of South Carolina
is making Hancock speeches In Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

The National council OF the Order OF Ameri-
can Mechanics, In session at New York. has
elected W. ID. Middleton, of New jersey,
national councillor, and James L. Coleby, Of
Maryland, national secretary.
Justus Hoffman has been sentenced at
Wiktst are, Pa to nine years. Imprisonment
fer nurdeIing his child. Hoffman shot at his
wife five times last July and killed the child In
her aims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
NEW YORK NOTES.

NEW YORK. Sept 38-Tha steamship France
frCm Havre brought s901, 100 in francs.
Bishop POtteF>S Address.
Bishop Potter delivered his annual address
before tie Protestant Episcopal diocesan cor
yentiGn this morning. He paid feeling tribute
10 NE memory OF the ciergymen who d,et dur
frg tie past year. commended the work Of the
sIsteIlCod OF the church. a1G declared the COZ
ditlOU OF the diocese pTospCrOuS.