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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
PAT ( N 7 S

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
STOREY COUNTY COURT HOUSE
BONDS.

OPFicE OF THE BOARD or COUNTY
" Commissi-ners Of Storey County, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that ct regular meet.
Ing OF aid Board. held ct their once on the
is,h dsy of July, a. o. 1s1s. II Appearing that
thsre Wa not suficient amount nf oold pre-
ssnted for redsmptioD. In sccordanee With the
poIice heretofore publishsd. TO exhaust the sum
of ,,ousy in said fund TO bs ured for the
Ssdemption Of Storey County Court II use
Ronde. /, WAS dsiermined By lot that the fol
iovins honda o. onld BE- red@em.di TO VII.
Number ss 81, 20, 80. 80. ~. "a, %, u, %. sJ.
"a n. O., q, ~. -. %; and that the
anne were declared 10 be rrdeemed. and that
ths holders thereof, Of each and all Of ,sid
bonds, are hereby notinsd that they can
rscsivs payment ihereff. principal and inter
est, upon the presentation ofsa d bond OF bonds
10 the County TT asursr Of said Storey county,
and that the Interest on said bonda 20 declared
70 BE- redeemabis shall cssss and terminate amer
ten days from the dats hereof.
In witness whereof. have hersunto -, my
hand and afixtd the ssai Of said Board, this b,h
day Of April. 1873.
4, II;,ssi n J.. p. x'sASt,sDI a.,D;, c,~,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

y,Iposrrs efooIN OR BULLION rec.iyed.
III athsr on open account or 10 issue C6R
TifICATRs therefor, payable lat the option oi
the hoiderI In Gold hin or San Francisco; to
make collections, purchase Bullion ~ the most
hyorlbls rstss, OF sdvanos coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent bank In Ban ffanciscoj
solls BILLS Of Exchange, and transacts General
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
GOLD HILL FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE WORKS.
Hal. street. Lever Gold Hill. New
IRON AND BRAss CASTINGS
OF svssy vsriety made 70 oriss.

T HAyx JUST ADDED 10 NJ Old
sstsblished Machine wosks the LARoksT
sixED LAIH., rLAssHa la. "a nos, sos ,nDro1.d %
:Se'sssie: :Ss ssSse I'll 'eS aisds - "a ii s:: q
MILL 4 MINING MAoHinERr
AZ u. sssr.sss notice end q Ne most rssses.
ssss ~ ss''' osoasx x,fiuT. Psepr,s,ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
THE COMING WEEK IN THE HOUSE.
THE BILL OF MR. CHALMERS on POLITICAL con-
TRIBUTIoNs-THE VARIOUS MEASURES WHICH
WILL COME up.

THE BILL OF MR.. CHALMERS on POLITICAL con-
TRIBUTIONs-THE VARIOUS MEASURES WHICH
WILL COME UP.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNBI
WASHINGTON Dec. 15.-The regular order in the
House of Representatives tomorrow, after the
morning hour is the following bill, introduced last
Monday by Mr.. Chalmers of Mississippi. and for
the passago of which he has moved suspension of
the rules:
or otner person holding any office employment OF
prof; OF IuSt under the Constitution and laws OF the
money or any other thing by the abuse OF any
official privilege function by threats and nenaces,
or in any other manner interim die with The election
of any member or members Of either House Of Congress-
or of President Of the United states
ing therein shall be held guilty OF high misdt meanor,
aud conviction thereof in any court OF the United
from such employment and fined in sum not exceeding
81 900 and mat al lave ana parts OF laws IN conflict
Q. That any person vino shall by solicitation or
nr Sny empidymeht Of Profit or Trust under
the Uuited States TO contribute money or any
valuable thing TO be used for election pur-
poses In any election enumerated In this act, shall
De guilty of high misdemsanor, and on CON
jurisdiction thereof shall be fined ia sum not exceed
ing $1,000
If yea and nay vote is taken upon this bill, it
will probably consume all the time of the House
until 2 o'clock, at which hour the Committee
the District of Columbia Will have the floor and
hold 1t for the remainder Of the day. On Tuesday
the Geneva Award bill Will be again taken up, and
although Mr.. Knott hopes to obtain vote upon it
on that day, it is hardly probable that the debate
will be exhausted. On Wednesday the House APP
propnations Committee intends to pass the Indian
APPROXIMATION bill and on Thursday most Of the
members will probably go home, II the House TesO-
luton fixing Friday for the holiday adjournment
agpeed to by the Senate. The week is not likely TO
be an exciting one III the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
IN MEMORY OF JOHN E. vAssAR.

A memorial service in memory of John f..
yassar, who died at Poughkeersie on December g. was
held at the Church of the Holy Trinity last
evening Upon the platform with the Rev. 6 II. Tying,
ir d. D. were the Rev. Mcssrs. G. L. Srear"r Justin
d. Fulton ana 5. sC0nstant and General Clinton g. Fisk
DIR Tying said that he had Thought OF draping the
Iupit with tokens OF mourning Tor him who,
Tor mis- evangclslic work under the American
Tract Soriety had been known Uncle John Nassar
nr " rue Sh, phcrds Dog" The Rev. c. L. Shearer gave
sketch of Mr. Nussar's work in the army
and among the freedmen, Tue Rev. DR.. Fulton
s1id that no man better known In the
CHRISTIAN world A collection taken up
tnr The benefit of the family. g. : Constant, Riley A.
Brick ana General Fisk were appointeda committee TO
receive subscriptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
THE uANH4TTAN BANK BURGLARS.
N COURT TWICE, But REMANDED BECAUSE W.T.
NEssEs WERE NOT PRESENT.

~ COURT TWICE, But REMANDED BECAUSE W.T.
NEssEs WERE NOT PRESENT.
Captain Byrnes's two prisoners, Red"
Teary and " Batch" Mccarthy, were arragned IN tho
Jefferson Market Court Saturday, charged with COM
plcit III the robbery OF the Manhattan Savings lnsttu
ton Captain Bymes requested that they be remanded
70 enable him to produce witnesses to suostantlate
the suspcion upon which they had been arrested and
Iustiee Morean sat down their examination for yester-
dav morning When court opened yesterday the cap
in os nj the bar with his prisoners under guard OF
eight officers but informed the Court that the WIc OF
ne iantor of the puUdered bank on whose testimony
mo relied to prove his too III appear Hence 10
asken SIN further delay. Justice MORAN granted lis
TeGnest ana remauded the prisoners until D. m to-day
Th TWO men taken back 10 their cells III tue Mer'
Ger Street $. ation-1Ouse ,,... ,,-,o. ,o,u
Yesterday the police Of the Fifteenth Precinct were
worry active in their search the partners OF Leay ana
Mccarthy in the robbery, and III The NUM- Ior wltLeshe
he detectives engaged in the arrest OF Friday night
IyeTe out ali day and evening watching
Inc haints OF the men they are seeklng' anu
of The stat on house Captain Byrnes was c0seted with
earv I'm ose couyt rsatlOn. Captain Byrnes. speaking
Of the testimony expected to produce In court said
him in faing to identify the prisoners. His
wife Is very III and nervous, and he ex-
pects difficulty obtaining any positive identification
rom her also There are, however, other Witnesses
the captain said whose names IL would be unwsc W
give hut whose testimony will be OF great value" a.,
All reports the return OF the stolen securities 10 tue
bank directors have been empnatcaly denied py fres
there is any difference OF opinion among the directors on
the subject OF receiving them II onered CreSs =" ~
Brooks. the lawyer through whom they were said W
nave been returned. declares the report false.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

MoGApoR, Dec. 15.-Rlin has fallen here
and elsewhere in Morocco ana the prospects have Inn
proved.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The South Yorkshire and
North Derbyshrs golfers have received notice Of re-
duction Of l2la per cent on their wages. stflKe"
probable.
PEsru, Dec. 15-After three days stormy
debates wherein NJ. AppOnyl severely criticised INC
noIicv OF the Government, the Hungarian Delegauon
has voted by large majority. 2O,OOoOjO HORNS Ior
occupation expenses o. 1879 r..
C,pp Towy. Nov 26.-The Governor, Sir
Por,le Frere has sent an utmatlm TO Cety"ayo, the
inu King. An answer Is expected daily
VERSAILLES, Dec. 15.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day Count De GoutantBiron questioned the
Government respecting tue treaty OF Berlin. H. Wsd-
dington Minister OF Foreign Affairs DEFENDED Dis CON
duct ot the Congress- where he avoided compromising
French neutrality entering upon any ohding re
rents lie had supported Greece because tDat was TUG
traditional pOllcy OF France There wOuu DC uhiieu
action OF Europe i'll behalf Of Greece on the h'uau'e
being taken by France.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 10. -Caratheodon
pacba has arrived here and assumed charge OF the
Forei,,p Office. AbdulKerim end Rcdit Pachas. Win
other exiled officials have been sent to Rhodcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
TIE 1WEATY-THIRD STREET RAILROAD.

ALBANY, Dec. 15.-The following is the re-
port of the Twenty third Street Crosstown Railroads
Stocks and De6ts-Capital stock subscribed and paid
in 5000 600; funded debt s3sS,665 floating debt.
$1,000 80.
cost Of Road and Equipment -Rosdbed superstruo-
ture and 10000 paid the city, S59Jl4o 20 land,
buildings etc. sl75oil % cars. horses etc. SdI9
7S3 80 aud slcghs, 1S1154 OF; total oil rsOs-
423 GA against S9O2, O3s In 1877. ..
Observation-Disclosures tn roadbed etc. s139f4 o4 taxes
on real estate Sl9110 % operating road and repairs,
$3.50 3s2 Co. interest S77100 %; payments on account
of Blocker street Railroad. slO,97 AZ Bicecker-st-
sOckh0lhr rs per OF lease $3.50: detective ser
wee 1909 IL; dividends $1,000 tOtai Of sij6GUi.
o. against Si39 93l IS In 1877.
General NGtsttcS.-Nunbrr 81 passengers carried ="
GGs goa against 1888 100 In 1877 number Of cars 90
number OF horses aud mules, 600; number of persons
Killed, 4 number of persons injured. 2
port last year the iransact'nSot the Blocker
Street Railroad were included, ~ ceased me 10 me
present compauy bat this mention is made OF H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
TELEG RAPHIC NOTES.
A BDALIAu DEAD.

hBDALLAH DEAD
MANCHESTER. n. H., Dec. 15.-The well-knOwn
stallion Abdallah died Yesterday OF cancer
CORNELL COLLEGE SHOWS GREAT SPIRIT.
ITHACA, n. Y, Dec. 15.-In consequence of what
"a considered dlscOurteOus treatment Cornell withraWs the
challenge 20 Harvard for a race next season.
THE TRIAL TRIP OF A CRUISER
PHILADELPHIA Dec. l5.-Thc steamship Africa,
purchased for tho Russian Government the shpyard Of
tramp " sons yesterday on trial trip. will return
Monday.
INVEsTIGATIoN OF \ LIFE.sAvISG STATION
LONG BrANCn, \. j., Dec. 15.-An investigation
relative 30 iesayng station No at Deal Beach has been
ordered Washington, on Carg"s Of neglect
Of duty the part o. tpc keeper
HUNTINGTON 10 HAVE THE PFNITENTIARY.
HUNII.GToN, Penn, Dec. 15.-lt il asccltaIned
that $4,000 the fun amount necessary u purchase ell the
required by he state Commission location Of
tno Rliddle Penitrntay AZ TIL. place, had raised
THE NEW CAPITOL A PROPER PLACE TO MEET.
AIRANY n. Y. Dec. 15.-AttOrncv- General
schoonmaker in letter q the Clerk Of The Senate relrates
tho that fuit action IN make tho
new Capitol tie place Tor the meotiug Of the Legislature
SARATOGA WITHOUT BANK
SARATOGA, y. Y, Dec. 15.-BusiDess men are try
ing get along here until banking faetes again to be
had The directors Of Commercial National Bank are
satisfied the bank h entirely solvent The directors OF
Bank have requested tho Controller OF the
Currency 70 appoint receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16

Greece, has been in England for fortnight, having
accompanied the Prince and Princess of Wales on
their journey from Paris. Subsequently he went
down to their country home, sandringham, for
brief VISIT and has since been staying at other we'll
known places, with a few days in London. His ac-
quaintance with the Princess began and was
continued during her visit to Athens last
Spring. l hope the stern enthusiasts for
economy who raced the American Legation to
Greece may not be offended by the fact that Gen
eral Read remained long enough in office to enable
him to offer attention to an English Princess,
and establish later friendship with her husband.
believe General Read returns TO Parisnext month,
and will even 20 back once more to Athens
q Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
OPPOSING AIMS FOR TURKEY.
THE BRITISH LIBERALS DISPOSED TO RTsiSr THE
PROPOSED VOTE.

PROPOoED NOIE'
LONDON Dec 49, 1873.
When Sir Stafford NOrthcOte, Chancellor or
t Excheduer gave notice in the House OF Commons on
Friday of his motion for grant OF money by Parliament
In AID OF the distressed people IN the Rhodope Noun
tans Mr. Anderson (lbera), member for GlasgOw' re-
mark ng on the silence Of the Opposition Leaders, gave
notice OF an amendment TO Sir Stafford Norhcoes mo-
ton that 1t Is inexpedlent considering the prevailing
distress in Great Britain, that the taxpayers money
should be devoted to the relief Of the people OF the
RhodOpe district and that such relief should he let 10
voluntary efforts. 1t is believed however, that the
MARQUIS OF Harrington will probably assume Mr.. An
derson's place In order to make the opposition
official and thereby raise debate on the policy
of the Government with reference TO Turkey.
THE ARREST OF MAJOR DI CEsNoLA.
To the House Of Commons Friday night, Mr. BourKe'
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, replying to Sir
Charles Dixie said that question had been put quite
recently by foreign government respecting the judicial
arranr ements in Cyprus Ii 10 understood thht thls
refers 10 a question addressed by tue united states 70
The British Government growing out OF the arrest .,
Niior Di CesnOla making excavations III Tue h'nu
Of Cyprus.
THE BRISTOL ELECTION.
In the election at Bristol yesterday for member OF the
uouse OF Commons, Lewis Fry (LiberaD defeated Sir
Iyor Guest CONSERVATIVE by majority OF l,o4''
MR.. BELLS LIBEL SUIT.
The Nottingham magistrates have cOmmltted MT
Stevenson solicitor and the Rev. Richard Gliihths,
Rantist minister for trial the charge OF libelng the
Rev Frederick Bell, formerly OF Brooklyn N y Dy cr.
cuptinp haudblll charging him with immoral cOnuueb
with servant IN a house whore he was guest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
THE PRINCESS ALICE DEAD.
THE BRITISH COURT IN MOURNING
THE FIRST DEATH IN QUEEN vICToRIAs CHILDREN
GLOON AT WINDSOR.


THE FIRST DEATH IN QUEEN vICToRIAs CHILDREN
GLOON AT WINDSOR.
DARMsTADT Dec 10, 1873.
The Grand Duchess of Hesse-Darmstadt, Princess
Alice Of ENGLAND, died at 7:3O o'clock yesterday
morning Of diphtheria. She was in a state OF UNI
consciousness from $50 o'clock until the time of
her death.
As early as Friday morning the physicians recog-
nized that the condition of the Grand
Duchess was hopeless and sent secret mes
sages to that effect to ENGLAND. Symp-
toms Of suifocation appeared at / o'clock Saturday
morning. but were Temporarily removed The Grand
Dnko was then induced to leave the room, but lis
mother remained ministerng to TIE Princess until
the last. Tie Grand Ducal Court and Iesse-D irm-
sadt generally will 90 into mourning for twelve
weeks.
The funeral of the Princess Alice will take place
on Wednesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
MR.. THURMAN NOT A CANDIDATE.
THAT Is TO SAY. NOT A CANDIDATE FOR THE GOV
ERNoRsHIP or ONO.

ERNoRSHIP or OHIO.
ley TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.i
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15-SOmc of the Democratic
managers have been of opinion that 1t would be
necessary for Senator Thurman to be candidate
for the Governorship Of Ohio next year, in order TO
promote his candidacy for the Presidency in 1850
The argument has been that it will not 40 for HIM
to go into the National Convention with tho State
which he represents in the hands of the Republicans
If Mr.. Charles Foster is the Republican candidate,
rs he probably will be, the Democrats hardly
hope to defeat him except with such man as Thur
man. But il takes two to make a bargain. and the
Senator absolutely refuses to enter the race, and
that is the end of it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
EUROPEAN TARIFFS.

IONDON,
The commercial treaty between Austria and
Germany has been renewed for another year. and the
commercial treaty between Austria and Italy is also
likely TO be renewed Thus the threaed Customs wars
are averted The new Swiss Federal tarih, now
under discussion the National Assembly Is sld 10 DO
NJ n reactonary and protectODist character. Tie ad
yaInre duties in II any instances increase 10 40
n@r cent and the specific duties increased 80 to 80
Der 100 Kilograms 2l0 pounds.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
4 sWiNDLWG COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE

BosToS, Dec. ia series Of commercial
swindlrs have been uncar'bcd by The Boston Herdh.
That paper says there several gangs of bogus
mission merchants doing business here under
lied leader, who supplies all capital required The
method is to Obtain gnmCnts all kinds Of produce
on credit by 81 fictitious circulars quoting high
prices and disp0sng OF the same IN Ncw-lOIk AT low
rates More tnan a million dollars has been realized
already and ~ the law does not reach thCm the bust
ness ~ still IN thriving condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
THE BRITISH ADVANCING.
JELALABAD TO BE OCCUPIED.

SATISFACTORY REPORTS FROM THE THREE ARMIES
OF INVASION.
The British forces continue to make fair
progress in Afghanistan. General Roberts has
ascertained that the formidable Shutar-
gardan Pass is undefeDded, but he is
taking the precaution to fortiiy the
Peiwar Pass. General Brownies advance on
Jelalabad has begun and meets with no resis-
lance. General Biddulph, the commander of
the Quettab column, has constructed road
over the KhOiuk Pass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
CRIMES IND CASU4L7IES-BY TELEGRAPH
TIE SUICIDE OF A VETERAN soLDIE

TIE SUICIDE OF VETERAN SOLDIER
Chicago, Dec. 15-Captan Thomas Pcnnrn gton,
form.ry of the gJih OHIO Volunteer Regiment has COM
tted Suicide Hastings by shooting himself IhoGith Is
supposed to have been the canse.
THE SAD IA rE OF TWO CHILDRDN.
MTNNEAPOIIS, Dec. l5.-POrter Guernsey. boy OF
nftccn son prominent druggist. and Florence Wckon
nr II keen the daughter Presbyterian clergyman at
Lake CITY, crowned while skating together blday even
ing. -- 1870 -. -. ,,or,,n
WINTON, n. e., Dec. 15.-Samuel Jacob ana Ii
bent ong cOlOred have been sentenced 10 SIX years m
prison for and battery with intent 10 XII Marcus WI
lame colcred for voting i0r J. j. Heates the Ocnoefc
candidate for Congress.
PROVOCATIoS FOR THE KILLING
PENNINGTON n. j., Dee. l5.-lhe jury IN the
Pei ersOn murder tial has rendered verdict OF guilty or
nansauRhter" upon the ground Of proyooauon, VIA the
conduct Of his wife with Nixon lie has been sen
fenced 10 ten years IN the state Prison.
RESPITE TO TWO MoLLIE MAGUIRES
HARRISBURG, Penn, Dec. l5:-Governor Hart
rapf has repreyed the condemned Moe hagures James
Charles Sharpe who 10 have been exc
18th inst The respite delays the execution I'M
III January Ia based communication sent 70 Inc
Governor by Judge DTeker. who sentenced tho men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
4 PROSPEROUS YEAR on the ERIE c1NAL
THE FITz JOHN PORTER HEARING.

WEST PoIST, n. Y. Dec. 15.-The next
meeting Of the Military Board for rchcaing the Ftz
John Porter case has been further dourned TO the I'd
of January II supposed that members Of the board
have not yet completed their examination and compar
son Of the testimony, prior hearing the concluding
arguments as TO It's bearing ana force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
EXPECTED CHANGES IN RUSSIA.

LONDON, Dec. 10, 1870
The Paris newspapers report that Count
schouyaoh-s accession the Office Of Minister OF the
Interior will inaugurate regime which shall give effect
to a Constitution which the Gar instructed Count
schouyaof while at Livadia 10 draw up. The above
Posi- announcing that the Car proposes TO appoint
collectively responsible Cabinet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
A yOUTHFUL AsSAHANT.

james Garry, age seventeen, of No. SO
West Thirecnth-s and Frederick shay, age eighteen
NJ No $40 Tirst-ave, quarrelcd last night about q
rivalry existing since a Thanksgiving ball. shay
stabbed Garry in front OF his fathers house. inhictng
severe wound lie He'd. but was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
GOyERNOR HAMPTON IMPROVLNG.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 15.-GovernOr Hamp-
tons plyslcans state that he slept well last night.
ceived nourshmen readily this morning, and is steadily
improving His CONDITION remains As satisfactory rs for
the past several the only fear Is secondary hem
OrIha2e during the week, which Is not unprecedented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
TIE BuRNING OLE A RICHMOND FACTORY.

RICHMOND, Va, Dee. 15.-The large tobacco
mandatory OF Thos c. Williams d Co. was burned az
gu early hour this morning. The loss Is estimated at
SIS 600 There Is insurance the building but the
stock and fixtures fully covered. The policies
the stock, which Is total loss amount TO $40 coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
THE EXTINCTION or A LIGHTHOUSE.

ELLSWORTH, Me-, Dec. 15.-The light al
Mount Desert Rock has not been since Tuesday
night 1t is feared that the lighthouse has been dc
stroyed, and all in IL lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
THE POSTAL CARS TO BE SAVED.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS RE-
SOLVES TO REPORT DEFICIENCY BILL
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WAsTIHGTON, Dec. 15.-The House Committee on
Appropriations voted yesterday to report a deli
cheney bill to cover the expenses of the Postal Car
Service for the remainder of the fiscal year. Congress
last session appropriated just about, onc-half as
much money as was actually necessary for this ser
vice, and the House Appropriation Committee called
the remainder Democratic economy, but 1t does not
dare TO face the public indignation that was sure 10
Dc aroused by allowing the Postal Car Service 10 DC
withdrawn with the new year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
RoMER LIKELY TO BE SET FREE.

CoSsTANTISOPLE, Dec. 10, 1878
United States Consul Neap has not been
informed OF the accusations against Romer and VIII adj
dress note to the Porte Monday, reminding It OIL
nromise 10 communicate them, he considers II illegal
10 de tain ROmer without stating the cause