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New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
1UEPTCAN FAITH.

When the Fourteenth Amendment TO the
Constitution, which provides among other things
that "the validity of the public debt of the
United States shall not be questioned" was
under discussion in the Senate, in the Summer
Of 1866, Mr.. Hendricks objected that the
words we have quoted were entirely superfu-
GUS because the bonds were already guaranteed
by the good faith of the Nation and that, he
seemed to believe, was stronger than any law.
"Who has asked u.s." said he "to change the
Constitution for the benefit of the bond
"hOldersi Are they 30 much more me-
"rirorious than all other classes that they
"must he specially provided for in the
" Constitution OF, indeed, do we distrust
ourselves, and fear that we Will all become re-
"pudiators7 A provision like this. l should
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

phles and Turcophiles continue to dispute in
the columns of the newspapers. Speaking IN
a general way, the Tory party favors the Turks
and the Liberal party the Russians Thus far
there has been, however, an almost unan-
imous sentiment that the Government
should abstain from interference so long as
British interests are not directly menaced An
essential part of those interests is or, at least
is believed to be, that the entrance to the
Black Sea should not pass into Russian hands.
England has waged in this generation one costly
war to prevent Russia from planting her bat
tories on the banks of the BOsphOrus, and not
withstanding the detestation of the Turks felt
by large and influential classes Of her people,
she would probably undertake another for the
same end, if necessary. Whatever the other
Great Powers may do, she cannot allow the
Gar to seize ConstantinOple
Looking as well as we can into the uncertain
future Of the present contest, the events and
results that now seem most probable are con-
tinued Russian successes during the Winter
the capture of Erzerum at one end of the line
and the fall of Plevna and the invasion of
Roumclia at the other-followed possibly by
English offers of mediation in the Spring, and
European IOURTtSSf iOhClcl hliuO vi" i"'N VI q VI
KEY. The action of such a Congress could not be
forescen, but it could hardly concede Russia
less than large slice Of Armenia and the pos
session of that part Of Bessarabia on the lett
bank of the Danube, of which she was de-
prived by the treaty that closed the CrImean
war; As for Bulgaria and the Herzegovina,
some disposition will have to be made that re-
leases them wholly from Turkish rule.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

~ stated that the Administration would be willing
to bestow the Berlin Mission upon any candidate
that the Illinois delegation might present. The DEL
egatIon in due time met, and after discussing sew
eral names, including those of eX-GOycTn0r John
Baker and S. B. Lawrence Of Chicago unanimously
agreed TO recommend Colonel lugersO Tie in
formation was conveyed to Secretary Evaris bv
Senator Oglesby, and Mr. Ingersoll apprlsed Of toe
situation Opposition however, Immediately aross
TO the appointment, and Saturday Mr. lngersoll
formally withdrew his name from the consideration
of the State Departmont
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Aeru,}lork Duiln Grlbn1l&
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1877.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIcN.-The conviction Of ex-COnsul-Genera
Bradford causes great excitement among Americans
in China. NJ Gambetta calls for a congress Of
the Deputies and Senators to put an end to the
French crisis. == The Pope has suspended au-
diences owing to indisposition. == 1t is said Ser
via may declare war at any moment
DoMEsTIC.-The Senate Committee has voted TO
increase the Paris Exhibition appropriation to
S175.OOO = Ex-Governor Kellogg's case will
probably be reported TO the senate tins week. --
A consultation was held with the President last
night by Senators Edmunds and Macmillan in re-
gard to the contest in the Senate. == The
Pacific Railroads propose. as an alternative,
reference of the subject of the debt
to committee of eminent citizens. --
The steamer Estce supposed to be intended for the
Cuban insurgents is detained by Government at
Bristol. r. l. I=M Mcssrs. Phillips & Co., bankers
at Cincinnati have failed. == The military have
been called to dspossess the strikers of the keetS
Mine in Dakota.
CoNGREss-In the Senate, the resolution to dis
charge The Committee on Privileges and Elections,
pas unfinished business on Mr. l0ars resolu-
tion 10 Law on the table. After long debate on
points of ORDER amendments having for their object
the substitution Of the Kellogg for the Butler
case we've rejected by a vote OF thirty TO thirtytw0
Mcsssrs Conoyer and Patterson voting with the Dem
ocrats. An amendment to include the Kellogg case
was rejected by the same vote 4 motion to post
pone consideration Of the resolution until Monday
was defeated by a vote of 80 to 81 Mr.. Conover not
voting. 4 motion TO adjourn until Monday resulted
in tie, Mr.. Conover voting with the Republicans
and was decided in the Affirmative by the Vice
President. = In the House, the Deficiency Ap-
preparation Bill was passed, and Mr.. Ewing maze
his closing argument IN favor Of the Resumption
Repeal Bill
CITY AND SUBUBBAN.-An effort is being made by
James Mcllenry's agents to oust Receiver Jewott,
of the Ene, and defeat the reconstruction
scheme == Many applicants for liquor licenses
have not filed bonds. == James H. II
gersol testified about ring percentages
Yesterday. = Mrs La Bau's counsel applied for
$4,000 in the Vanderbilt will case. == Libby
OBrien, the girl thief escaped from the Catholic
Protectorv -= Trouble between the two Elevated
Railroads was settled. - An Italian rag-picker
was murdered at No. AZ Baxtcr-st. == William
Watsons will disposing of IS. 100000 has been ad-
mitted to probate = Gold, 1O3, 1929, 1O3.
Gold value of the egal-tender dollar at the close,
81 l-IO cents. Stocks huctuating a hight trade
closing firm.
THE WrATHER.-TBIBUNE local observations in
dicate cloudy and somewhat cooler weather, at
times threatening rain. Thermometer yesterday.
4O, 5O- 47O
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
amnscmenis ano Hleetlnas Go Might.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-2:3O: philharmonic kenearssL
BOOTus THEATRE" Rip-Nan-Winke Jsneis99n ILL.,.
BROADWAY TnEATRE-"CheSney "o"' "ii' '""
Chek --s r,,,o,u
NJHIO's GARDFN-2 and ;: "Ine bfuhh'IuS . hono
PARK Tina Arl,E-" The Hornets Nest
san FRANCISCO MINsTRELs . c..,
TNIoN SOUARE THEATRE.-"The Mothers secret
NAIIAcE,'s THEATRE-" False shame
.,rprc ~ INSTITUTE Exhibition last week Annual tr
xSsoClATlON HAII-Lecturc The Rev. Joseph CooA'
CaIcKERlNG uALIr-Lecure. T. T. DeCorGova.
CTNoRT's GARpTN-2 and : Circus aud MantseIle'
MTTEOpOIIrAN MUSEUM OF ARI-Iaces, &c.
NFw AMERICAN MUsEUM-Ddy ana Evening
NEW YORK AOUARIUM-Day and Evening
No 433 FITrT AVENUg-Butcr Art COLLECTION
WONTN's AID SOCiETY's HOhE-Falr
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

elsewhere made that Attorney Fair
child, having become convinced that the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Jewett as Receiver was OBJ
taned by fraud and colluson, Will oppose any
further steps in the reorganization movement.
These statements are denied by the friends OF
the present management, and little is yet
clear except the fact of renewed contention in
the courts.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Mr.. Bland used the highwaymans argument oil
Your money or your life" to the New-1ork bankers
who went to Washington to oppose the SILVER Blu
You bankers had better take my advice sald the
champion of cheap silver, "and accept my DlI' lor
warn you, that unless this bill becomes law we
viii come to the next Congress, and, as with a
spopge. we will wipe ont all your bonds" In other
words. he threatened to plunder them of their whole
fortunes if they did not quietly submit to the theft
of eight cents on every dollar of bonds That is just
the sort of statesman we suspected Mr. Bland Of
beng all along, He is rcpudatOr 1t is no use
to marley with politicians Of his sort. II they sue
cecd this year IN repudiating 3 per cent of the
Governments Obligations they will be just as eager
to cut off another slice next year, and will have
some new pretext ready. They must be fought
from the start
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
9noer 10 Aopertlsemenls.

AvrsrwFNrs- 81 PGOc-5th and 9Th columns.
NAVK1NG AND FINANCIAL-7th PdJc-3d co unn.
RANkING HOUSE And BANKERS an fGgc-Oth cOiuln
PoArp AND ROoMS-3d PGgc-itn column.
CoKPoRATIoN NOTICEs-3d ragged column.
CopAnTSrRsrIP NoTICES-6th Pdge-5th column.
COUNTRY BOARD-3d PGgc-4th column.
DANCING ACADEMTES-6h PG0e-5th column.
DENTsTBY-3d PGge-3G column.
DRY GOODs-3d PGgc-ith column
fINANCiAL-7M TU1e-6fh column.
FVRNITURE-3d FdOe-2d column.
HELP WANTED-3d Pdge-5th column.
HOTEIS-3d I00C-4th column -
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED 3d ldJe-3d coiunn'
INSTRUCTION-6M PdQc-ith ana 5tI Columns
LOST AND FOUND-3d EGgc-1th column - s,
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS-6W f0gf-'t c"'''''N
MARRIAGES AND DEATus-5M Pdgc-6th column. ,.,
NIsCEIIANEOUs-3d Pdge-2d column ." T"ge -i'n'
9TH and 9th columns. c, ,
Musical INsTRUMENTS-3d Pngc-Gth column
NEW PUmIC ATIoNs-6M Pdge-3d and 4th Columns
PEoPos ,I>-7M PGgs-Gth column. -
RAJ ESTATE For SALE-CITY- Sd Pdgc-3d coiulnn !;
BROoKrYN-3d Puge-3d column; COUNTRi-5a rage
--3l column
SAVINGS BASKs-7M PdGs-6th column.
SPECIAL NOTlCEs-jh Pdgc-6th column -
srrrATIONs WANTED-MALES-3d Idge-oth coluuih !;
FEMNFs-3d Pdge-4th and 5th columns 80,
sTgAMBOATs AND RAILROADS -Oh I0Ge-Oth ana olh
sTFANFRs. OCEAN--Gh Paqc-5th column.
TEACHTRs-6h PdGc-5th column.
To LET-CuI PROPEEIH-3d I0Qc-3i coiuun /; bfooh-
LYN-3a Page-3d column; CoUNrRY-3d IGge-5d
To WHOM IT MAY CovcERS-3d Paoe-2d column.
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New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

The South F7ordd journal, published at Sanford,
town on the ST. John River, which Is the prop ry OF
the nominee for the Belgian Mission. Is greatly de-
lighted with Mr. SaniorPs appointment, inasmuch
as it viii be a great advantage to him, and con-
sequently to the people Of Orange County, and OF
the whole State, in aiordng him greater facilities
for collecting and importing to his prospective Flor
ida home the semi-ropcal fruits, plants and shrubs
Of Southern Europe" We had not thought OF that.
In Richand County, s. C., where Mr. Hayes polled
a neat majority in 70. they have been holding
special election, and the Republican party scattered
just nineteen votes. Memorandum: Tho Demo
cratic party of South Carolina cannot be trusted
to disintegra'e with mach violence on off years.
The Democratic section Of the Hon. David Davis
appears TO be growing heavier than the rest OF him.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

1t was altogether natural that Patterson
should 90 over to the enemy. The straight
road to the penitentiary usually runs through
the Democratic party.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

The unprecedented circumstance of an ex-
Consul being convicted Of misconduct
by an American consular court in China, will
stimulate public curiosity regarding the affair.
1t is to be hoped that no honored names are
involved in the scandal.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

There was good deal of conciliation going
on in Washington yesterday. Patterson and
Conover were reconciled to the Democratic
party, and President Hayes and Mr.. Packard
spent two hours in fTatenal converse.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

As if the annals of suicide were not grim
enough already, the welltO-do husband of the
woman who took her life on Blackwel's Is
land last week has refused to bury her, and
she will be laid in a pauper's grave Due
nublicity gwen to this fact may not add a
new terror to suicide, but it ought to make
somebody pretty uncomfortable.
Just pride is taken by the Signal Service
Bureau in It's work. which is the best of its
kind in the world. The magnitude OF 1T Is
partly indicated by the fact that more
than nine hundred reports come every day to
the head Office and are there promptly digested
and sent out for publication. This country has
now the lead in meteorOlogy; TO keep 1t,
liberal support of the Bureau will be needed,
"a other nations are eager in the race. People
Of all classes are benefited by the work of the
Signal Service, and there is no doubt of the
popular appreciation of its value.
A new contest over the reorganization of the
Erie Railroad has begun, and statements are
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

A new contest over the reorganization of the
Erie Railroad has begun, and statements are
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sHERIFFs SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION.
1issued out Of the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District. in and for the county
Of Humboldt. Stsse of Nevada, on the 22nd day
of December. AID. 1875, and to me directed
and delivered, for Judgment recovered In
said court on the 18th day Of December, A, ID:
1876 In favor of Charles Kemler, plaintiff, and
against +. J, Mcworthy, defendant. Tor the
sum Of three hundred and ninety-six and
thirty.six one-hundrcdth 1895 36) dollars,
gold coin Of the United States. with interest
on said sum ut ten, per cent per annpm, 70
gether with ccsts and disbursements. amopnt-
ing to The sum Of one hundred and forty six
and fifty one hundredth ts146.5ol dollars. and
accruing costs. have on this. the 25th DAY
Of December. A ID. 1876 leNieu on and taken
in execution the f,llowing described personal
proper y. said property under sttachment
since the - cay If February 1876, in said
cause, the following, description OF said pro-
perry, to-wit NEkf%a
Seven head of work horses, seven head of
work mules harness, stretchers, ETC., for four
teen animals. sevefty .hnndred wagons,
ifty hundred wagons, ] two-hOrse wagon,
buggy, % tons crude sulphur more or
or less. 2 tons of birthstone more or less, 80
feet I lumber more or less, IL cords of wood
more or less, I pair platform scales, 200 sacks
moreor less, buckets, dippers, 20 pieces of
sheet iron. pieces of gas pipe, 2 pitchforks.
/ hand truck. 400 pounds of Il bur, 20 furnace
CRATES.
NOTICE is hereby given. that on TUESDAY,
the SIXTEENTH day Of January, A. D..
1876 between the hours of O'Clock in the
morning and O'Clock in the afternoon, viz:
ats o'clock p. N in front Of McWorthy's re-
fning works. in sulphur Precinct. Humboldt
county, Nevada, / will sell, ut public auction,
all the right. title and interest Of the said de-
fendant, F. J. McWorthy. had on the - day
of February 1875, or at any time since Of, in
and to the above described properly TO the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy sail execu.
ton, costs, accruing costs. or sufficient there
Of RICHARD MASH.
Ex-sheriff OF humboldt County. Nevada.
Winnemucca, January 9Th, A. d. 1877.
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SUM MONS.
~ THE rryrRicr COURT ov rHx YorRra
yrDacAL DISTRICT on rBE sTAM
oy sEvADA. COUNTY OF

N THE rfyTRIcr COURT oy TIE FOURTH
yUDacAL DISTRICT on rBE STATE
oy sEvADA. COUNTY OF
'NNi HUhBofD1.
The Singer Manufacturing COMPANY, COZ.
i ,porstien under aud by virtue of the ~
ta laws OF the State Of New York. T,aE
plaintiff, vs.. .. Bswman ~
and T. v. Julien. defendants. 4 f..a
Action brought In the district Court Of the
ids Fourth Judicial District, OF the state of
Nevada in and ies the soansy OF Hum
boldt, and the complaint fled in the
Office Of the Cberk Of said District Court
on the I4th day Of October. A. D., 1875.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
.1afr /. 3. Bowman, defendant. Z,
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brougha against you by she above
named plaip,is. .hs Singer MamfAs nrrssg
Company, in she District Court ol iAs Fourth
Judicial District Of she state VI Nevada, in
and for the CosAiy Of naA,DoIa., ana TO an.
swer the Complaint hled therein with the
Clerh Of said Court xaih.p ten days sexclu.
siye u the day vi ssrvie,l after the scr vi.e "a
you VI this sumnso s-n sefv d Within tue
county; or. II served oat Of this county bat
In this JwaieiAl D4strict, within tweniy days
Otherwise, withins forty days--os tudgmsns
by default viii BE- takehs Asaisss yoa accord
ing TO the prayer of said complaint. i.a-n
5AiG sxtion IL brought TO rsssver the sum- Of
sst7 W, U. 8. goia coin. On certain prom.
isosy mote given ID youto ths plaintiff on the
2Sth day VI August. 1875. tt,s. aud payable nisa
months ssser aAs. and bearing Interest Of two
per cont. psS month from mat arity until paid
and ten pr cent. counsel fees on the interest
snd principal Original note given Tor
s54o 81. U. 5. golA soin.s fsest
Allof which usose fully appear ~ refer
ence 10 said complaint certif~d copy Of
which accompanies this Summons. &
and you are herelg no,ined that Il yOu fail to
appear and answer the said complaint ~ above
required SAID piaisa an VIA pks iudga-saf 3
against you for ssi. ". q. =. gold coin. saA
interes, on s540 50 frO1A the date hereof d
two per cent. per month nnGii y%ii and costs
OF suit.
- Given under my hand snd the
4 seal 0f the District OeAft Of tho
! Fourth JgdiciAl Distriei VI the state
r ~ Of Nevada. In and fof the couniy
VI Humboldt. this lAsh dag Of
y October. A. u. 1915.
=, J. Ii. JOB. cierk. 6
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UMMoNs.
In THK DssFnicr CouEr CO zsx For1Sn
JuDacIAL DIsralar ~ THE STATE ysa
.alu orsky.pA, CprsTr oy ai-gi 3.


ldit HUMBOLDT. .t
r. @. Hanson plaintiff. ". I. 3. Bowman.
defendant.
An sction brought In the Distriet Court Of the
Fourth Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada In and Tor the County Of Humboldt,
and the Complaint fied in the Once Of the
Clerk % said District Court on the Iish day
Of November. A. ID. 1915. .tn xfl @1sst j.
The stases Of Nevada sendA greeting W
81. Bowman. defendant;4 t.oi ~
You are hereby rcquircd~to appear in 40
action brought against You by the above
named plaintiff. 4. q. Hanson, Ia the District
Court VI the Fpaarth Judicial .Dtstrietlof The
state " Nevada. IA and for the county u
Hum boldt, and 10 anewe the Complaint Aled
therein with the Clerk Iof, said Court within
ten days (excffisiSe bf The day Of service
after tbs service on yOu OF this ruanmoDs-li
served wfthin this county: or, II served cut Qf
this, county but I'M this Judicial District.
Within, tweBly days; otherwise. sithin forty
dass-of hidgnent by default will be taken
against y0u according 10 the prayer OF said
complsiut. "R'h ,,,.... .ft aesfAgi
Z SAID action IL brought 10 recover the sum
Of eight hundred dollars on certsin prom.
isory note. executed sad ydsliysrsd by you 70
plaintiff with two per cent interest per
month irom 2hth day u August. lsas, and fes
foreclosure Of certain mort age, executed and
delivered by y6a toopisintiff, on lot three,
Block Z, Ia WipnepIucca. NeyRie. and tbs
buildings situate thereon; said plaintiff ALSO
1askS fur dtnTeel0 nj sale of said property by tho
Sheriff 81 said county for u. b, gold coin
that the procesdsd said salr be applied 70
the payment OF the GhRrwes and Expenses ~
sid sale the costs Of this suit the said principal
sum and Interest. ~ aforesaid Ana ten per
cent ofthe amount - attorney fees Of plAipt;l
IN Ia this anti. and that defendant and al
persons rlaiming nnden b m.be FOREVER barred
and foreclused of ell equity Of redemption !,
claim &c interest In Aaid property and every
part thereof. 10
a All Of which will more fully appear by rel.
erence to said Complaint. certified copy on
which ace9mpspies this SUMMONS. al
And you are hereby notified that II you fsil
TO appear and aSsweY tl,e sad CoInplainl y
above required, said plaintiff will take saia
judgment and apIay TO the coart for there'
lief prayed far In the said complains d Il ~
Given under my hand and the seal
h--S ofthe rDlstrict Conss OF the Fotir.n
lsx. Judicial Dlsirict VI the State 81 Nevr
da In and for the county oil Hum
uer~- obodt. this i'th day OF 'snvs'nDsh /,
edi .sa.9T I1loqa AlH. JOB. solstt. -
pov2a-So
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons having claims against the
estate Of Henry opt, deceased to present the
same to the undersigned, at M. 8. Bonnifields
Law Office, at Winn.mucca, Nevada, within
ten months from the publication Of this
notice or ihe same will besharred.s fuovt 80,
CHARLES MCCONNELL,
Admir- of Estate If Henry Opt, Deceased.
WISSEMUcCA. New, Dec. 30. 1876. 4w
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8ugsiss ane saddle Horses

cen Always be had at nay Stables in MILL
CITY. Especial care will be taken OF ira asient
stock. GEO NJ MILL sR
Knoxville. January l, 1875. uel