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New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
A SEARCH WITHOUT RESULT.
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mildle-aged man. of a light cpmp,PxlO0, with a light
brown mustacho and issaapen jaw After much per
suaslon he Obtained permission from his andady 10
hang out doctors sign. aud Immediately after taking
possession OF his he inserted advertisement sub
stantiay follows u The Herald. contnu ng for
two weeks:
To anybody that will invest 81 900 capital. will in
sure 5000 clear profit each month.
In response to this advertisement he mad several call
ers, one being also doctor" who claimed that he
boarded OF Judge HtOns hotels The former said
that the two gong into the patent medicine business
and had engaged office. Although his practice did not
10 be extensive, he dressed WELL and explained il
by saying that he had recently received check for
$1,000. He seemed TO be familiar with drugs and med
cnes, and had many discussions with some medical
students living in the house, about various
methods Of deOdorizIng and embaming bodies. The
DOarders often him about Cooper Insti-
tute. Most OF his time OCCUPIED in re
celying callers. whO he said, to him TO
swer this advertisement. several men called on him
regularly, and he always saw them In private Once
when interrupted in Of these conferences by his
landlady's husband, he appeared TO be very much
n"yed On the Sunday before election he said he was
going TO Pitsburg. On Wednesday-the day before the
announcement OF the grave rObbery-the doctor "
came in, and being told that lunch ready. went
hurriedIy up TO his room. Soon one OF his
regular visitors called, but when search made for
the boarder he was not to be found The caller went
away and at dinner OF the boarders said he the
doctor slipping quietly out OF the house with his
vase. He again on FodrteeDth-st.. since
which time trace OF MIN has been found. 1t was no
tced, too, that few days before he disappeared the
medical students in the house left abruptly.
TRIBUNE reporter made thorough search yester-
day the boarding. houses looking upon the grave
yard Of St. Marks Church, but the least trace could
be found Of the sO-called doctor" 1t pos
slble to obtain anything substanuasing the story A
thorough examination was also made OF the files OF
The Heraid for October, but advertisement
POI ding to the given above could DO found.
The police officials denied in the most emphatic
knowledge OF the referred to, and stated
explicitly tnat they not at work the In
hprrOr Murray sald that he had ever heard OF the
matter unit yesterday. Captain McCuilagh. III whose
precinct st. Marks churchyard Ia situated, stated that
he had seen nothing relating to the matter un-
til yesterday, and that in bis opinion it hoax like
all lie rest" CAPTAIN Kealy Of the Crntral Office de-
tccyC force said that he did believe word of The
story, and that deteoiYC any such ciew Cap
tam Byrnes said that he pu that story with the
other sensational stories that filled the papers for
the past week.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21

BANNISTER-On November 1s, Thomas, eldest son OF
James Ellen II. Bannister. -
Funeral services Of his parents i6 Bergen ST.,
BroOSlyn, thursday, the 2Oth nst at O'Clock D. M
BANTA-In Brooklyn. on wednesday morning. November
20 d.. wife Of George w. Banta and daughter OF
Henry BrOwn Of Berlin, NJ Y, late of Brookyn IN tho
Funeral from her late residence wilouRhbyave,
TOnpknsaye. Brooklyn, Friday, November -, at l3O
O'Clock.
CARPFNTER-.ht SOmers, Weschester County 4th day,
I'm montn 2 tn. Eliza NJ. wife Of Henry Carpenter.
Funeral 7th cay ltb month, 23l, al o'clock D. IN.
Will De Lake MahOpaC leaV-
ing Grand Central Depot at 1880 a. m.
DAVIDSOS-On sunday evening. November II, 1873, OF
heart disease William L. oi Ellen L. and the late Chas
NJ. Davidson, AGED - years months ii days
Relatives friends family resp cttuy invited 10
attend The fuuca from his mothers residence, lS2 Madt.
sonave, Thursday, November 2l at y. M.
GASPER-At Orange, Wednesday morning. November 20.
Frinh Casper aged % years. , -,
Thursday al the eSldance OF MS Iather,
Carriages Vii meet the lilo train from New.YOrk the
orange station.
pow H,;-Suddenly Philadelphia. Wednesday
ing, The 2Uih INST Of pneumonia Mr. Thomas H. Powers
in the 9Th year OF ms age.
PRICE-At Hempstead +. TUESDAY Mary f., wife ot
Hruy Price, ant daughter oi Hiram Baynor, Of New
Ralave and friends family invited attend the
funeral - ges Episcopal Church, Hampstead on
Friday, November ~ at 1880 .. ~.
Trains leave Hunters Point at 10 and ll:l5 a. m.
WHITE-On Wednesday, November 20 FishkiI. n. Y,
alter short Illness, Margaret H. Brys0n, vile O John r.
White and daughter Of DAVID RTysOn, deceased.
Rcl9yes friends tae family are invited 70 attend inc
from OF her brother, r. ~ BIyson, No. IL
West 3Otl-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
4 FRESH PAYIC IL MINING STOCKS.

THE COMSroCKs FALL TRRMENDOUsLY-EXCITE
MENT AMONG THE MINERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2O.-COntrary to general
expectation the panic continued to-day. The out
look was favorable at early session Of the board
this morning but at IL o'clock another break occurred
Sierra Nevada falling to 65, Union to j5, and other
Comstocks sympathizng with the leaders In the af
ternoOn there partial recovery. The excitement
here and in Virginia City when tOdays break occurred
was intense and the street full OF rumOrs that there
had been outbreak in Virginia City Press and private
dispatches the rumors far any overt act
Is conccrned but they state that the miners many OF
whom been ruined by the panic, threatened yiO-
lence John skae, tho manager or the Sierra Nevada
but quieted to great extent by bis proposition 10
admit II committee OF miners TO examine the mine.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
PRETTY MAD AT TTLDTN.

TIVI I't -Ft07' I'T''I'IV I7',lI
A Washington telegram to HE TRIBUNE
announces tAat Tlden Is secretly special Efforts
10 the support Of the mOcrutlC party in Penu
syvna lie counts the active cooperation OF Speaker
Randall and Mr. ". l.. scott, Erc and, ny taking ad
vantage OF the divisions IN the piry, he hopes To cap
the larger faction. But ne VIII encounter the enei
getc opposition OF Senator Wallace ana many OF tine
most active and influential Democrats, and Will De
beaten II hc is foolish enough to make such desperate
IL Is characteristic OF the to scZe
ths unfortunate breach in the party IN that
ate aud try to wedge himself into prominence throuRh
tho misOrunes OF this party and his chief efforts since
his dsgraceul fascO III 1877 have been directed to
fOment disturbances and make trouble. The brt ak III
this wholly of his making and the recent dis
cUmhture Of the Democracy the result Of his dsas
aud mdgn interference. He has cursed the parry
long ard The sooner he IL shaken Of the better
for IL and the country.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
Az EXCESSIVE POSTMASTER.

A SALARY IN A TOWN OF THREE HUNDRED PEOPLE
RUN UP TO $l,i00, AND SPECIAL AGENT AR
RESTED FOR LlBEL-GESERAL KEY ABoLIsuEs
TIE OFFICE.
1BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRTBUNE.l
WASHINGTON Nov. 2O.-The Postmaster General
today ordered the post Office at Central Springs,
Alabama, to be discontinued. Central Springs is a
place of about 800 nhab tants, and the postmaster
by an illegal sale Of stamps had run his revenue
mp to Sl.4O0 year, high enough to make
it Presidential office. AS this appeared
rather out of reason, Special Agent Williams
was sent down to look into the business, and he re-
ported the facts of the case. The postmaster re-
spondcd by an action for libel against Williams.
He had him arrested, and would have lodged him
Jail had not the latter succeeded in getting bail
from Jacksonville. Williams says that before his
arrest the citizens treated him to "A matinee, dur
ing which shots were fired under his windows, etc.
Judge Key has concluded that this method OF run
ming post Offices in suburban towns is not to be
encouraged.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

Out of sixty counties in the State the Dem
ocrnt- carry lc-- luaD dozen much for Tidcn and
The 1RIBUNK iphers.-lNew-YOrk Commercial Adyer-
tiS'F
The white population Of South Carolina are
its natural anu responsible rulers and any attempt to
reverse Ordcc Vicious in intent tdt II
cannot staDd.-B Boston Post (DemJ
With relief from legislative experiments and
from needless political agitation there is no reason
why the country thouldn enter Al upon career
If renewed happiness aud too long deferred prosperity.
-fBosIOn Advertiser tRep)
There are further inquiries for Nicc-Presi-
dent Wheeler Ine TACT Is, his man has the rare aud
blessed faculty OF keeping quiet when there IL in
making fuss, and saying nothing when he has nothing
10 say.-lBuGalo Express (Rep.J
While we do not doubt the sincerity of the
Presidents purpose 10 protect the suffrage ia the South
aud 10 bring Justice the offenders against il, We fail
10 see how, with the means al bis disposal he
complsh it, Providence Journal (RepJ
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
SUSPECTED PERSONS.
ARRESTS MADE ON SUSPICION OF THE GRAVE ROB-
RERY AND OIHER GRIMES.

Berry AND OTHER CRIMES.
Detectives Robinson and Dyer of the Sew
entecnrh Precinct. arrested on tuesday John Reilly. a
man whom they found on Frs-ave. acting in suspi-
cious manner At the station they could give no good
reason for OBTAINING their prisoner aud Reilly dis
charged.
Among the suspicious arrests on the police records
yesterday that James Morrssey, was locked
NJ the Eighteenth Precinct IN court MOrgissey
charged with having been concerned in au attempt to
rob money drawer, but he discharged for lack OF
evidence. Two other suspicious persons "
arrested IN the Twentysccond Precinct The prisoners,
Christopher Shelter and John Eg1r. accused OF
stealing few articles OF little value, and dis
charged, as the theft could not be proved.
James Duffy, William Brcslin and George Edwards
were locked up at Police Headquarters Tuesday night
suspicious characters, aud were committed III court
yesterday fOr an uptown robbery.
There have been ruuOr- in tie Fourth Ward for the
pa~t day two about chrmisl living on Newt ham
ber--st who is said 10 have made remarks about
tho stewart robbery, when under the in
fG.nrc OF liquor which have led 10 the belict
he engaged in IT, II - said that he has disar
pcsred fro ms usual Launts recently, and that the
lice are looking for him. II is thought by some his
fucnds that he has gone 10 Europe.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The first public rehearsal of the Phllar-
monte Society will take place at the Academy Of
Music tomorrow afternoon. and the fist con-
cert on Saturday evening. The programme is n
very strong one II opens with Brahmss Second
symphony, which is followed by Remenyt, in Ernsts
Concerto PdthGuGue; :" Gaassi. the popular baritone
OF the Opera Company will sing an aria from Merca-
dante's Gurameno" In the second part the orches-
ira plays the LeonOra Overture No. g., Remenyl
PLAYS Chopin NOCturne and Mazurka trans
scribed by himself, and Gaassi sings the Even
ing Star sccna from Tannhduser" The concert closes
with LisZts Symphonic Poem, " The Battle Of the
Huns" Seats for the rehearsal and concert still for
sale at the box-Oflicc of the Academy.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
THE ARREST OF FIFTY TRAMPS.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToS, Wednesday. Nov 20, 1878.
The subscriptions 10 the per cent loan to-uiy
amounted to SIi0.700.
Mr.. YOshida KiyOnari, the japanese Minister, lett
Washington this ornug for Japan leave Of absence
after continuous service In Washington OF four years
During his absence Mr. Yoshida Dro Will act as charge
d'9laires ad interim.
Captain Dougherty, u g. A., Acting Agent for the
Iower Boule and Yankton Sioux Agencies (where the
extensive Livingstone frauds" we're discovered by the
Department last summer), reports that he has com
peted the issue OF the annuity goods To those Indians
and that all their chiefs and head men nave ior the hst
time, adopted civilized ATTIRE
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SlnnnSiR fnr Ele nnst , 1 holns.

WASHINGTON. Nov 81, l a. m.-The ba-
romctcr is generally below the mean. 1t IL low IN the
Upper Lake region high and rapidly rising the
northwest General light rain has fallen on the North
Atlantic Coast. aud occasional Hight In In the Upper
Lake region. The temperature has IN the south
southwest; fallen IN the northwest; elsewhere re-
named nearly stationary SOuthcTly WINGS prevail in
the sOut1 southwest and Lower Lake region; north
cly IN the northwest ana New England.
Indications.
For New. ENGLAND, partly cloudy weather; Occa-
sion rain: uortheasterly winds becoming variable
shifting to uoIthcIly stationary higher temperature
and pressure.
FOrthe Middle Atlantic States. partly cloudy weather.
occasional TaIus; variable winds, mostly southerly;
stationary or higher temperature and pressure,
Tue temperature viii remain above freezing IN the
canal region.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
WASHINGTON.
INCIDENTS IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.

GLOVER TO RENEW HIS ATTACK ON DIP. LISDER-
MANA POsr OFFICE IN THE SOUTH ABoL-
IsHED-DEP,RTMENT NEWS.
The commission of DR.. Linderman will soon
expire, and there is competition for his place.
MIR. Glover will soon renew his proceed
Ings against him. 1t Is said, however,
that DR.. Linderman may be reappOinted.
The Postmaster General has ordered the
post Office at Central Springs, Ala, to be dis
continued. Circulars of Importance to PEN
sioners and owners of Government bonds are
printed to-day. The Treasury has made a
new purchase of silver.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
COMING VACANCY IN THE MINT.
COMPETITION FOR THE PLACE OF DR. LINDFRIAN
WHO, HOWEVER. MAY BE HIS OWN SUCCESSOR


WHO HOWEVER. MAY BE HIS OWN SUCCESSOR
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WASHINGTON. Nov 20.-There is lively COM
petition for the office of Director of the Mint
to be made vacant by the expiration of the commIs
sion OF DR.. Linderman. All speculation at present
with regard to the succession is mere guess work.
Representative Glover writes that he will be here
early next week, and will call a meeting of his COM
mlttee to consider his report on the affairs
OF the Mint Mr. Glover, 1t is understood,
has already made report this
subject, but when an abstract published DIR.
Linderman appeared before the committee, and so
eiectually used up its strong points that Mr..
Glover was forced to reconstruct It and incorporate
new material. His experts have been gathering
this new material and in the meantime facts not
altogether saVory with regard to the experts have
tranSpIred, which will doubtless be placed IN
evidence. Dr. Linderman stands high IN the
estimation of Secretary sherman, and it is not
improbable that he may be his own successor.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
WHAT WAS FOUND AT PAssAIC BRIDGE.

The following telegraphlc dispatch was re-
ceved in this city last evening from Passaic " j.:
Chief Ois. OF Passac has been digging for two hours
at Passaic Bridge for stewards BODY.
To investigate this reporter visited Passac, which Is
about eleven miles from Jersey City. the Erie Rail
Garrett Odds Chief OF Police. found at his
residence late hour and stated that the report was
wholly untrue When asked for the foundation OF the
story, he said: "Day before yesterday | was
down by the bridge" lPdssaic Bridge, over the
river Of that name Is thee-fourtbs OF mile from the
yagcl looking after tramps and suspicious persons
when my attention attracted to some earth which
had apparently been recently dug up The place was
back from the road, near bush fence not far
from the river Yesterday It raned, but to-day. the fact
remaining impressed my nd took shovel and
went down there about o'clock. After few minutes
ofdigdng came upon tho body-of large dog That
was the whole result OF my search"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
THE CROW AGENCY SEIZED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.I

Fort ELLIS, Mont, Nov. 20.-Captain George
L. owning, tn Infantry, with detachment OF troops,
accompanying Special Inspector Bulls has seized the
Crow Agency safe books and property deposing Agent
Frost. Browning is acting under orders from Gem
eral Brisbn. OF this post, who. under Washington
has authorized the arrest OF Frost ana his
transmission here II resisting Serious charges against
him being investigated Dy BlOWning and Bullls az
the request of the Indian Department.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
THE "BAyREUTH AssOCIATIONs.p

As TIE TRIBUNE has already announced, no
tickets VIII be sold for the performance OF Wagners
Parsfa" at Bayreuth, in 1880 but places will he ST.
cured by membership in the PdrOnot Verein, formed
on nearly the plan the association which con
trbuted toward the cost Of the "Hbelung" represen
tatiOns IN 1876 Tie agent OF the Veren in NeW-1ork
Dr. Leopold DamIosch, through whom the subscriI-
tons may be paid aud the necessary certificates pro-
cured. contribution Of ut least 80 Or each OF the
three Years 1873, 1879, and 1880 entities the SUB
scrbcr TO at the first DcrfDrm"nce OF Pafs
fall" copy Of the Bdyreuther Batter, published
monthly under Wagner's sn""rvisiOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21

for the "salve dimora," from Faust; signor
Galassi for "Di Provenza." from "Traviata -;
signor seeehi for air from Mehuls Joseph" and
S.gnOr Foil will sing the "Qui Soegno" from the
Magic FIute," and q song, Jacks Yarn" A child
pianist whose talent said TO be narkabe will also
appear The orchestra viii play three selections and
the Chorus Will sing sgnore,' from yerdi's Ma
buccO." Such brilliant attractions these to say moth
Ing Of the wOhness Of the for which the concert
gwen, ought TO crowd seinway Hall sun
day evening to its utmost capacity.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
THE LATE ADMIRAL PAULDIyG,s ESTATE.

The report, said to be widely circulated, to
the effect that the late Admiral Pauidng died mill
are is pronounced untrue. So far from possessing
fortune 1t stated that his estate consisted Of small
and Willy tagged farm IN Suffolk County iwhere he
lived Of his dentbl life insurance policies
the amount Of less than $1,000 and few hundred dol
lars cash This was his entire estate after sixty
wears service and it all devised TO his widow,
now over seventy years OF age. for her lifetime. The
stories OF Admiral Pauding being In Russia and reoeiy-
ing gifts the Gar To fabulous amount are de-
olared false IN every particular.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
TOO CHARITABLE no 1HE sENsATIONALIsTs.

The body of A. II. stewart has not been
found despite the criminal announcements OF certain
NewYork CITY newspapers that IL had been. The action
Of TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE in not iurthering tins at
temut 20 palm upon public spurious information con-
cerninR tue recovery OF tine body from day 10 day ls
commendabe, and Is in conspicuous and healthy con-
rast 10 other which pleased 10 be cot"
sIdered reliable but In connection with the Stewart
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
Confession or 4 MURDERESS.

PORT WASHINGTON, Ohio, Nov. 20.-Mrs.
Catherine stull. who suspected Of the murder OF the
Widow Best week. has been arrested and placed IN
ia She has confessed her crime. She sent decoy let
ter on the night OF the murder and then met her victim
at q hay stack on the hi where with club, she beat
her 10 death Mrs Stu is the mother OF children.
one three months old she has In jail with her. she says
her husband had been intimate with Mrs. Best
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
PERsFVERING IN MTEDACTTY,

TTNW DTOJAIlH TUiVI-HT TNuS.
If this rivalry for news of the Stewart BODY
is 10 continue In New York viii work moral rum ot
two OF hitherto highly med cOntrmpOra-
in that city. and give The tribune reputation or
veraciiy aud tru,wOrthiness only equalled Dy It's Dug
nItv and Trspcctabiy. We greye t. that, having
entered upon OF mendacitN In The stewart
matter, hitherto highly es'Pemrd contemporaries do
not qu ely aDandOn it, but make daily additions Un.
fortunately the reporters promises for days past
have been unIu filed and The tribune, slow going IN
the realms of lancy amuses Itself exposing the weak
nesses OF our hithertO esLeemed cor mpOrares.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
DELTBERATE REPCDIATIONI THIS STATE

UTICA. n. Y, Nov. 20-At a town meeting
in DeRuyter Madison County last Friday. IL was voted
10 repudate the bonds OF the town. amounting TO
$l03,O00. In OImaity in the bonds il alleged. The
bonds payable IN 1890 and were issued IN aid Of tue
Meste.n EXLensIOn Of the Midland IsalrOad.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
CARRIED BY STORM!

Mrs. May Agnes Fleming will commence tho
publication OF her ana intensely interesting love
story next week in No " The New-YOrk Weekly. It
is one Of her best stories and IL entitled Carried by
Storm" 1t was written expressly for and can be read
only in The New-York Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21

BFACH-WILRIE-O THURSDAY. November u, 1873, at
Rochester y. y D. The Rev W'i'u H. De Granui5s, ot
GoShen y v Frank j. Beach Of orange, v j., and Anna
A. daughter Of Mortm Milke esq, oi the former place.
NOVER-CHANFRAU-At Long Branch. November 20
1873. by the Rev - ID. TOukns Charles r. CoiOVer 10
Carrie j.. daughter OF r. L. Chantiau.
GIBSON -FOKEST-On W. lne>iay November 90, 1873 az
the brides paren WinOna. Mimi by me
Rev. Morley Henry Gibson OF bIu"Ayn, ~ IL 70
Augusta Louise, daughter Of samuel \. Forest esq.
~-EiTSTONF-At the residence OF the brides mother,
~ Wri,esbOTo. " Y. Wednesday, No'eWhfr ~ i9l1 ~
L. J Mr.. Joseph b. RUSS u IT, OF Green
wich, Conn, and Miss LibUe NJ. stone, Of hItesboTo
Al notices OF Marriages must be iRdOrsed Wih faH
nj 'yl3r
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
ORGAN EXHIBITION.

There will be an exhibition this evening in
the Central Presbyterian Church (Fify-sevenths, he
tween Broadway and Seyenthave OF the organ lust
erected in that church by Jardne Son. The organsts
will be Mr.. George W. Morgan, MI Edw. g. Jardne, and
Mr.. w. o. wilkinson. Mr.. Oscar NJ. Newell will be the
pianist OF the ocrasion and there will be vocal music
supplied by Miss Amber. Miss Jardine and Mr.. Keys
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
PRESIDENT or DREW SEMINARY

TO the EdttOr or The Tribune
SIR: In your personal column of t0-day's
issue you say Bishop Simpson has been appointed
President OF Drew Theological Seminary" This Ia a
mistake the Rev. Dr. J. Hurst Is the President and
has the last six years. and the trustees purpose
TO make no change. A " STOUT, Trustee.
Gs,r- Fork, Nov. 90. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
nRAMATln NOTES.

An Arabian Nights Entertainment is forth
coming next week at Cuickcrng Hail. whereof the word
% uromisc Is full ~ and anticipation. Charles
Roberts, r., will recite the Tales.
A California telegram, dated San Francisco,
November 10. says: Miss Ada Cav ndish, The English
actress began her engagement in this city last night
Her acting made a very favorable Impression upon her
audience, and she called out several times dulug
the play
Mr. Sothcrn has decided to go regularly into
the business OF taking real and substantial rct for tho
next six months; and, accordingly, hc Will shortly pro
ceed to Ialy,-whcre, though the King "a now
and then made target, rest IA commonly
thought to be IN order our pubic Will
miss the kind and drOl humOr Of Mr. SOthcrn which
had been expected OF the approaching Christmas
pleasures hut pleasure withheld Is cUmfuIt stil in
store; ana the many admirers OF the comedian WlII
follow him win tusr constant good W!shC' ana have a
genial welcome for him by ana by.
A stone and vasc-Of dark blue Quincy gran
lte-have been placed at the grave of Edwin Adams,
N Philadelphia ~ his widow. The inscription, which
was framed by hs intim te and beloved friend, John
Mccullough. is as follows;
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
sCEPTICAI ABOUT 1lIE POTTER COMMITTEE.
from The Philadelphia Press (Rrp.)

The Potter Committee Will not meet before
Congress assemblies, but II IL rumOred that strenuous
efforts will DC made TO obtain possession OF the cipher
dispatches In advance OF the Republicans. The acuon
of The Potter Committee last Summer. IN seeking II"
testimony except such would best suit their own pur
poses may be taken as indication Of their course
should the cipher teegams OF both partes fall Into
their hands Very fortunately however, It Is TOO late
10 suppress thOse addressed 20 Is Gramercy Park.