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New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
FAILURES OF NETWORK MERCHA,

FAILURES OF NEW-YORK MERCHANTS.
AN ASSIGNMENT BY r. W. ADAMS co.-THE Ex-
PRESIDENT OF THE THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS
BANK BANKRUPT.
R,W. Adams g. Co., the lumber merchants,
Of No 1l2 waist.. made assignment yesterday, 70
Henry N. c. Ingrahsm, lawyer OF brooklyn MI
Adams states that the firm not yet prepared 70 furnish
statement Of its affairs, and probably VIII not De apie
to do so inside of twenty days. The business liabilities
he places at about $4,000. The contingent hapiiues
consists Of Inducements and amount to large sum, I'D
excess OF s5OoO00 The value OF the assets MI Adams
says Will depend largely upon the possioty OF
market for the equity IN mosaxed lands IN With
the creditors TO continue the business. -
Eger & as Treen of the 1s late Third
Avenue savings Bank, who has been adndleated oank-
and son The petition was rd last May but has
been deferred until the present time HIS total ilaoes
eonsstins of debts due OF the face value Of slO5oO
Among the creditors the following: Delaware ana
1000: F. J. Davis. 81 s 900; Third Avenue Savings
Bank. S6.7I3; Murray Hlll Bank, $1,000 Judgnien.
bond for given By the trustees of the Third
Avenue Savings Bank 10 enable II to continue ouses'
Mr. Lyon prominent operator and dealer IN eoal,
corporations Including the strattsyIle Camel Coal
Company; the New-York and OHIO Coal Company, and
An effort Is being made 10 throw James Ieahy jcbber
dry goods at No 35 Broadway. into bankInPicy ana
a petition to that effect has been fled by his cred-
tors, which includes the following: Thomas ADAMS G
Co, s9,470; Joseph Moore Co., s33ii; harut q w.
SIO47O. -.
Gilman Goodwin, who has been declared bankrupt
on his petition, filed his schedules win egls.ef
Ketclum yesie day. Ills liabilities amount 10 so-,-
s23 lG l7 96i 65 OF which is secured ny mortgage on
real estate. The assets amount to 500, Isl ~.
Judge Batebford rendered decision yesterday, re-
fusng 10 adludgo David Burton ba krupt on bis Own
petition Burton lives in Cumberland, Canada, anu IS
member Of the lumber firm OF Watson Burton, OF tnls
city. HIS p0,ner, George Watson is sdjudged pank-
rui but the Court held il had power over the non
resident partner The Union Bank Of Canada appeared
10 oppose Burton's adjudication.
The schedules OF james Costello baker, No. SO Ham
Hor-stI were filed yesterday, snowlng his Liabilities 20
be s2i 331 Is and his S51s 3d. Tue Ueaer par.
OF hs liabilities secured by bonds ana mortgages not
counted his
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

You deserve to suffer, and If you
leade . miserable, unsatisfactory
life in this beautiful world, it is en-
tirely your own fault and their is
only one excuse for you,-your un-
reasonable prejudice and skepticism,
which has killed thousands Perso-
nal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you
of Liver Complaint, of Dyspepsia,
with all its miserable effects, such
a. sick headache, palpitation of the
heart, sour stomach, habitual CO.'S
tiveness, dizziness of Of the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, &c.
Its sale now reach every town in the
Western Continent and not o Drug
gist but what will tell you of it's won
dcrful cures. Yo can buy Sample
Bottle for 10 cents Three doses
will relieve you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

il no doubt concerning Hazelton's
election. The returns are much de-
lsyed, and arc incomplete and
confused.
Minnesota, Kansss and Nebraska
have each been faithful.
The South went solid in the oppo-
sition, thing not uncommon. The
story briefly told is, Every quiet,
Democratic gains, and Democrats
elected in almost every quarter"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

The Cabinet at Washington, Tues
day, discussed some of the points to
be Incorporated in the Presidents
forthcoming message to Congress.
National finance occupied the largest
share in the conference. The Pres
ident asked the Cabinet for their
views as to the best recommendation
to be made regarding the silver COIN
age, stating that in the present con-
dition of the silver coinage act there
was danger that such q quantity of
cheap dollars being put upon the
market as to drive gold entirely out
of circulation, and leave q silver
standard for the silver circulation.
The discussion of this subject was
free, but accom- plished nothing more
than an expression of opinion. Not
a line Of the message upon this sub
ject has yet been written, and moth
ing was determined by the Cabinet.
1t is thought, from the tenor Of the
Presidents remarks that he is In fa-
vor of limiting the silver col 'age so
as to preserve, if possible, the BIZ
metallic standard. Some of the men,
bers of the Cabinet thought the same
result could be accomplished by in
creasing the value of the silver dol
lar in weight So that it would then
be put upon par with gold coin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06
MONEY MoHEn

Our bills for paper, n.te,;.,
labor continue to fall due, but - ~a
are receiving no money - -. We
them. Will those who knov meet
are owing US please pay as pron ,nsy
as possible, and not wait for = hG ;t'
be sent. A receipt with stats U,.l %
Of account will be Immediately wen. 81
turned. Over one-half of ON: -. Re-
scribers are owing us $500 or m auO'
and II each one of them would con-
forward and pay up we should NJ so -
heved from great emergency. &C.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

AMONG the ruins Of the political
tornado are Ben Butler, Tammany
Hall, Fiatism, Communism and the
Chicago Times; but among the mon
umental relics still left standing in q
tolerable state OF preservation are
Sam Randall aud solid South"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

THE city of "Brotherly Love-
sends greeting to the enbrotherly
solid South" with q Republican
majority of over $4,000. Philadel-
phia's Republication is Of the stead
fast kind-as rock-rooted IS the Al
leghany Mountains. And the great
State Of which it is the metropolis
gloriously maintains its position as
the keystone in the national Repub.
iican arch.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06
Est3dy Notice.

Came into my cnc losure, in the town of Eden
section 10, about oct g5, 1878 one black horse
colt supposed to be three years OH past niue
white On the right hind foot artificial marks.
Tho owner will please call. prove property, nay
charges, and take the amin i away.
PETER CuRISTAINSON-
Eaicd NOY. 4th lS1S-4W
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06
Large Republican Gains Of
Congressman in every
Quarter except the
South.
New York, Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Einne-
sots, Kansas and Nebraska
Iii in Tune.
The Mammoth Cities Of ThisGreat
Country Show Partially to
RePubIicaniNn.


ing, an anomoly on election days.
The dawn was tie harbinger of sue
cess to tho Republicans, an omen of
disaster to the Democrats. The re-.
suits Of the day showed how welded
the latter faction is to darkness, low
ing not light, and how it perishes
beneath Soils honest beam. The
drizzle came, indeed; not as an ally
Of the Bourbon, but as natures COM
passion for his wretchedness, and
there was lamentation in the camp
of the Philistines. 1t became mani
fest at an early hour that there would
be majority in support Of the Re-
publican ticket, the only question
being one OF statistics. The trench
ers for the Democracy found very
expeditiousiy that their utmost en-
deavor could not, by fair means,
save to them the fortunes Of the day
In the face of the large constituency
in behalf Of Repubicanism, repre-
sented by the business community,
which the day had won to discharge
OF their duty, the element dared not
put into operation foul means. being
cowed into an observance Of order.
The transition from the violence in
former close contests to the peace
and quiet of the day, no less remark
able than agreeable, was due to the
interest taken in this election by the
better classes. Honesty arose in its
supremacy to rebuke fraud and cor
ruption. Outraged by the official
nalfeasance of the Democracy, the
people rebeilea. The rebellion, in
it's success, was o revolution
In New York there's tremen.
dious victory. Tammauy is utterly
routed. The legislature is over
whelmingly Republican, which in,
sures the triumph of Senator
Conklin.
The great contest in Massachusetts
Is ended and Ben Butler lies buried
under q majority of $4,000, and the
banners of law, order, honest and
sound views are stamped with
victory.
Pennsylvania is conceded solid
ior uuou: 5000, but the Republicans
claim more.
In Illinois there's a decided gain
throughout the state, and the
naughty city of Chicago is purified.
Michigan returns indicate asweep'
ing Republican victory for the State
ticket. The plurality has not been
estimated with any accuracy.
The result in Wisconsin shows up
well. There are Legislative gains
sufficient to insure a Republican
Legislative. The City and county
OF Milwaukee have been redeemed
electing the entire Republican ticket
triumphantlv, and ignorance, vice
and corruption which have so long
led and governed this great metrop-
oils at last take their proper places
as elements of outlawIy and objects
of detestation by an outraged and in
diguant community. Madsion's Dem
ocratic majority has been reduced
400, and there are equally good gains
throughout the State.
In this congressional District the
Democratic Greeuback element has
:,.ade considerable gains, tut there
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

KEARNEY isn't . success at guess
ing 1t issues, whatever he may be In
pooling them. He claimed . plural
ity Of 10000 in Massachusetts, for
Butler.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06
The Tribune Directoru
PHYSXCIANS.

Or. L M J. Leonard,
DHfS1CIAN AND eURGEON. Office
1 oence over Birely i sons jeweiry s,or au RESI-
man, Frensh. aud English SPOKEN A'"re, Ger
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06
Freight d Acconamoca, alton.

GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
LeNvePlattevilel ;t5 p, m Leave Calamlne, 7:lo pm
Belmont bpm Remout..S:2J pm
Arrive Calamine3sop m Arrivepl TEXTILES: 50 pm
Gn. Passengers leaving Mineral Point at Il, m
can reach Madison NJ / p. III the same day, by
way of Frceport and Caledonia
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

}. H. Vivian, NJ. D.,
DHYnis d AND SURGEON. M,ner., po,..
4 WISCONSIN. Office in drug store rent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

field live the chances are decidedly
favorable for the reopening Of hos
tilities ct a opportune moment
CHicu0O Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

b Moffett, NJ. D..
L Wis. Office in Nofetts drug snr. e'a FONT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06
THE UERLIN Urea TY.

As the weeks and months go by,
the fimsy, patchwork character Of
the formerly much-lauded Berlin
treaty becomes more and more clear
ly revealed. If coming events devel-
op themselves logically from existing
conditions and indications, this trea-
| ty, instead of serving the peace o.
Europe and settling the boundaries
of adjoining end conflicting nations,
will only serve as the occasion or .
pretext for future wars, involving
wider issues and more numerous
and desperate combatants than the
one jast closed. 1t hardly seems
possible that the half dozen nations,
more or less interested in securing
rights and privileges under the pro-
visions of the treaty, can emerge
from present complications without
further fighting. And when once
this international "slate" is mashed,
and all existing obligations and con-
tracts declared "off" there will in all
human probability be such scram-
BILE for the remnants of the now par
TALLY devoured Turkey as the East
ern word has never yet seen.
Russia's blood is up and her hand
in, and only waits for a convenient
season to pitch in again and finish
the work which was stopped by the
interference of England; Austria
Hungary is so provoked by the per-
sistent stupidity Of the Porte as
hardly to be able to maintain peace
ful diplomatic relations with it.;
Greece is already arming to secure
the territorial possessions granted
her by the Berlin conference Eng
land has q job on her hands which
she would gladly let out; Germany
and France are quietly watching tho
movements Of the other parties and
stand ready to espouse the cause of
the winning and stronger side when
the actual conflict begins, SO that al
together the prospect is anything
but reassuliug for the advocates and
promoters Of European international
harmony
What will be the final outcome of
it al! is hardly practicable at the pres.
ent stage of proceedings. Most like
" the continuance Of a long, cold
Winter, which is now the prospect,
will prevent any further military
operations unless matters should
suddenly come to crisis but in
the Spring, as all can see at u glance,
it will be impossible for the several
parties to remain in their present
attitude towards each other. Some
thing will have to he settled, one
way or another, within the coming
year. Meantime, tortuouS and SUBJ
tie diplomacy will have an ample op-
portunity to display Its powers in
the preparation Of numberless notes,
protests and replies TO DO sent from
one Government to another when
ever fresh movement Of any kind
awakens general suspicion that some
one isn't "playing fair" ia the des-
perate international game.
The probabilities, Therefore, ara that
nothing more serious than diplomat
ic warfare will ensue until the mild
shining of another, Summers sun
shall raise the embargo Of ice, cold
and snow which nature will soon lay
upon all that hostile region. Russia,
however will continue to hold her
own in the way of military oocupa-
ton Of disatfected and disputed
provinces, and will be by far the
best prepared Of any Of the interest
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06

w. Eastman,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON oa
i Coad's block, (up stairs,, over Ders. NO !,
from NJ. Z. Church. iS' ooof xes'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06
VIVIAN'S PHARMACY.

Itseems hardly necessary to announce TO the pub
lie that have a complete stock Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-06
.hi & Accom- III o dmilOW.
PiUttcrilie DicisiOu
NALL

TRAINS cove EAST
Leave Platevilc ............5;25a a. m ,EX. Sunday
- Belmoht..,-..t,.....r,.5:A0a a. M. "
Arrive Caamine, 6 o,leave6:i5 a. M, "
" Mineral Point.......7:20 Il. m. d"
TRAINS GONG WEST
Leave Mineral point....... 9:S5 A. m. Ex. Sunday
ArriveCalamincl0:l0l eayelo:25 AIN. -
Leave Belmont .............,.lla5 M. "
Arrive P,aIeville ........."l ! 80 Pm. - "
The silver state., 1878-12-11
BE OF GO.d Courage.

1t is impossible to say when diseases
OF the respiratory system are past
remedy. Medical examinations are not
conclusive Ia snch Cases Whatever
tho physicians may say. there can be
no harm in trying Hale's Honey of
Horehouni'and Tar. andthere may be
indnite good. One thing is certain,
that no cough, celdso bronchial affsc
tion Can res.st the salatary action of
this wonderful preparation, unless con :
sumption has actually set in. Sold by
all druggists at Scots and 81. The
large size being the most economical
for general use.
Fixes Toothache Drops cure tooth
ache IN one minute. sod by all drug.
gisis at % csu;s.
The silver state., 1878-12-11
THE CHINESE TREATY.

The Constitutional Convention Of
Eaiifornia has adopted resolution to
app )int a Com nittes of the members
% draft a petition to the Governors of
Esvadl aud 0 -sg,n, soliciting them to
nsmoriAliz, ths President and. Con,
gress in bshalf of their respective
States, for a modification of the Bur-
hngame treaty.
Il Is not clsar that the Govern 1rs of
Nevada and Oregon would bs justified
in complying with this request; in fact
taers IL n9thia3 ~ WARRANT th ,tn-ia do
i,g 30. 1t is trus. the suppo,ition is
gsaer4l that msjority of the citizens
ss Ia, z aoiic States aes in favor ofre.
strictiug. ii not waolly suppressing
Chiuese-immigrAtio to this coast, but
The facts are against this belief Two
years ago the st. Louis platform
pledged the Democratic party to pre-
vent by legislation the further importa-
tion of Chinese. That was the ouly
ams the Chinese question was submit
ted on a square issue to the people of
this coast. and each and all OF tbs Pa.
oitic States decided against it. With
this fact in view. il dos MT Sc, ,m that
The Governors of Nevada AMI. Osegoa.
VIII steser their own opinions may b. on
she question, cInli feel auth ,riz "a or
uarraatoi in sigaing such p-tition
Tue fishes Of tbs IN iiority as expressed
at the ballot bok should be respected by
ail good citiz aus. aud uatil aujther vote
Is taken on the Chinese question, the
Pacific States staui ,m ntted in favor
ofChiness immigration. For proof of
shis fact see the Presi len:iai vote ia
lS76-in' California. Nevada and Oregon.
AcnAags may have tax % place on this
Y lestioa wishiu the last two years, but
shrfs Is ao evidence that such is tie
Aa1A
The silver state., 1878-12-11
OPPOSED TO THE TRANSFER.

The joint commission, consisting OF
hwo Senators and three Representa-
tives. appointed to investigate the Ia.
a5ga question and report 70 Congress
whether it is advisable to transfer the
Indians from the Interior to the War
Department. is holding daily sessions
ct Washington. Men from the Eastern
States who know nothing about the
merits of the case and Indian Agents
from Western reservations are now
being examined. aud both, classes are
without exception. opposed to the
transfer. The eastern sentimentalist.
who has never lived on the frontier. or
had any personal experience with the
Indians. bases his opposition TO the
transfer upon the snppositiou. that the
savages are being civilized and
.Christianized by the agents; and the
agents are opposed to the transfer be-
cause it will deprive them of an occu-
patton. which under their management.
b very profitable to themselves. One
Ofthese agents. who has charge of the
Biaekfsetr Indians in Montana. tells the
commission that that tribe is unani-
monsly opposed to the transfer. and.
undoubtedly every Ihfian.agent IN the
Unitei States if called before the COM
mission would make similar state
ment relative to the tribes in their
charge; yet the people on the frontier
kaow that every intelligent Indian,
Who understands the meaning. of the
proposed change. Is heartily in favor
eft. Naches. Chief Of the Piutes. as
wide-awake and intelligent an Indian
and withal as peaceably disposed to-
ward the whites as can. be found in any
f<ibe. is decidedly in favor of the trans.
DIR. The commission. ii disposed to
Attend to'the BUSINESS for which it was
created. instead of junketiog at the ex.
pense Of the country. could have ascer-
hained this. fact from Naches. own lips.
when Ia Nevads. Il coald also have
harmed that the Indians at the Malheur
Reservation werein starving condi.
hon at the time of the outbreak last
Summer. and were subsistlng, on fish
which they caught in the Mllheur
Aver. when the Government was
sharged with daily supplies. for them.
Of course the agent, who was
ohristianizing them by robbing them
eftheir allowances. If called. before the
commission to- day, would. like his fel.
bow agent from. Montana, say the In.
dians we're unanimously opposed to
the transfer, but no one conversaut
with the facts. unless member of the
Indian Ring. would believe him.
The silver state., 1878-12-11


WASHINGTON. Dec, 10.
It is stated that the friends-of Sem
ator Thurman viii insist upon his
bsirg the next candidate for Governor
of Ohio. believing him to be the only
man to beat the Republicans. and that,
if successful. he will be able to secnre
the nomination for, the Presidency.
Effort TO Impsach "a United States
Judgs.
CHICAGO. Dec. 10.
The Times Washington special says !:
A stsong effort is making to Institute im.
peachneut proceedings against Henry
W. Biodgett. Judge of the United States
Court at Chicago. The eff1rt Is headed
by John S. Cooper. John r. K.nicksr-
booker and Hsury I Sheldoo,. of the
Chicago Bar Association. who have
strong backing and will work on the
House members to get a resolution
through for the purpose OF authorizing
the Judiciary Committee of the House
to inquire and report whether he shall
be impeached fos high crimes and mis-
demeanors. The chief charge is of ar
bitrary aud illegal proceeding in the
case of Z ,gister in Bankruptcy Hib-
bard. lately indicted by the Grand Jury
for malfsasance. and protected by Judge
Blodgett from, indictment for greater of
fenses.
Suit I'm Connection with the Samana
Bay Company.
New YORK. Dec. 10.
The case of Connor Shouff vs. G. L.
Garrison. foe al alleged unpaid cub.
scription of $40. 900 to the stock of the
Samana Bay Company. w,s argued 10
the Supreme Court to-day. The de
fendant's attorneys contend that the
subscription was u mere ioformsl one,
and ask dismissal of the complaint.
because it fails to state whether the sub
scription was made before or after the
company was formed.
The silver state., 1878-12-11

CAPT. KsRsHAw. at the age of 20,
married girl OF l3. They lived
together unhappily a few mouths.
agreed that they had welded too
young, and separated. After the lapse
OF ten years they recently met in Texas,
and began matrimonv over again
The silver state., 1878-12-11
The Fali Of Pievna.

BUCHAREST. Dec. 10.
The churches to-day commemorated
the fall of Pievna.
Bah Of Indictment Throvn Out.
The silver state., 1878-12-11

France is nov importing American
horses for the use of the army. The
first shipment arrived at Hsrve last
week. and the military inspectors are
much pleased with them.
The silver state., 1878-12-11

LONDON. Dec. 10.
The Grand. Jury has thrown out the
bill of indictment against Lady Gooch.
accused OF conspirins to palm off q
spurious. child on her husband AS his
heir.
The silver state., 1878-12-11

t8 Postal Cars
New YORK. Dec., 10.
The Worlds Washington. corrss-
pondent says that B.ount. who has
charge OF the Post.office Appropriation
bill. does not bsiieve that Key 3 threats
to do away with the postal cars are
sincere. bat merely to bulldose Con.
gress into an appropriation of $780,
600.
The silver state., 1878-12-11
Florida Csngressmen.

New YoRK. Dec. 10.
The Worlds Tallahassee special says
that both Democratic candidates for
Congress in Florida will be declared.
elected.
The silver state., 1878-12-11
FOREIGN. DISPATCHES

HE Pomsranta 90 be Raised.
LONDON. Dec. 10.
The contractor for raising the Gros-
ser kurfurth has signed contract to
raise the Pomerania
The Canadian Loan.
LONDON. Dec. 10.
The balance of the new four per
cent. Canadian loan of $4,000. 900 has
been allotted at the minimam price
of 96L.
The silver state., 1878-12-11
SALT, SALT.
The Desert Salt Company

Is now prepared to furnish q choice article OF
MILLING SALT in quantities to sui.
at reasonable rates.
Address oRDERs:-"DEsKnr SALT CON-.
fASY. Bro sn's Station. @. p. r. R..
Ne'aua- au16-TJ-tf
The silver state., 1878-12-11
NEW TO-DAY

FIREMAN'S BALL.
- 8
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
WinRemHcca Hose Co. No. l.
CENTENNIAL. HALL
CHRISTMAS NIGHT,
WEDNESDAY. DEcEMBsR 18th. 1878.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Ried, wm. Sutherland.
John Wiley. Geo. Turdttin,
8. W. Rinse.
Invitation Committee.
wTSNEMUccA.
Firemen' of winnemucca,
TOLL HOUSE.
Thomas 5hone.
PARADISE VALLEY.
L. Morse, o.P. Crawford.
sIsKRAS.
> Cap. Elliott.
oUIS RIVER.
Charles Eowling.
REBEL cREEK
Henry Hoppin.
eoLcosDA..
John Mcbride.
MILL CITY,.
James Gould. Chas. Taylor.
HUMBOLDT HOUSE.
F-G- McCiailand. James n. craiger.
oRE.NA.
Wm. Preston.
RYE PATCH.
James II. Borland.
LoyELOcXs.
Cap. Asher. John Cody.
KNOXVILLE.
David Creswell. It. J. Hadley.
DUN GLEN.
L. p. Crook.
Floor Director.
C. C, Biles.
Floor Managers.
VIM. Sutherland, 8. W. Ruse,
Chas. McDeid, John Wiley,
g. r. Turrittin.
TIUkETS. SO 90.
Supper by ths Busy Bees. ST.