The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-19
The PRESIDENTS VETO
LOOKED FOR ON A NUMBER OF
BILLS.
Southern Patents and Southern Pos
tai Orders-The Copyright Bill
Mexican Pensions.
lsPEoIAL TO rHx APPEAL.I

w ASHlNGTON, MAY lS.-Sage mem-
bers of Congress who are disgnsted
because the House passed the river
and Harbor bill without printing,
and who expect to sea it dou lied in
size by the Senate, are predicting its
accoptancs by the House in an en-
larged shape and veto by the Presi-
dent. They are also confident of a
veto of the Louisville subtreasury
bill and postofiice appropriation bill
if it is sent to him with the $500, 1000
subsidy clause in it.
SOUTHERN PATENTS.
Samuel r. Byrd, Bluff Creek, Miss,
cotton-seed distributor; Edward +.
CIlliston, jr, Erin, Tenn, instantan-
eous shutter for cameras; Geo. +.
Cook, Clarksville, Tenn, shingle saw
ing machine; Lundb ad II. Ernest,
Mobile, Ala, hat mirror; Alpheus
Fay, Columbia, Tenn, quilting frame
tor sewing machines; Joseph A Ga
boury, Montgomery, Ala, compressor;
Leven s Goodrich, Warner, Tenn,
apparatus for the manufacture of char
coal and CHARCOAL in; VIM. w.
Holly, Tupelo, Miss, pile driver; Geo
w. Knight, assignor of one half to j.
X Addison, Butler, Ala, indicator for
postoili boxes; Algernon S. Nor
wood, West Point, Miss, device Tor
cutting and cumming saw teeth John
L. Honeycutt, Kemper county, Miss,
variable vernier.
soUTHERN POSTAL ORDERS.
New Postmasters and New Offices
Norman F. Robinson, Dry Run, Dal-
las county, ARK. VIM. X. Dedman,
Greenfield, Poinsett county, Ark.
Simon S Finger, Finger, Tippah
county, Miss.
Star Service Changes-Alabama:
Falkville to Cotaco, fir m July l, 1885,
extend services by Hulaco, Morgan
countv; May-Apple, Culman county,
and S rawberry, Blount county, TO
end at Summit, Blouut county, in
creasing distance sixteen and half
miles. Arkansas; Searcy to Clinton
from May "a, increase service between
Heber and Shiloh six miles to twice a |
week. Mississippi; Raymond to
Midway, from July LIST, embrace sup
ply of Palestine next after RAYMOND. |
increasing distance three miles; Will
cox to McCool. From July Let re-
extend service by Keen to beg n at
Kenaga, Choctaw county, increasing
distance six miles.
Special Service Discontinued Ala
bama: Hulaco, Morgan county, from
Cotaco from June 30th: Strawberry,
Blount county, from Summit from
June 30th. Missis ippi: Keen, Choc
aw county, from Wilcox from June
tn; Palestine, Hind county, from
Midway from June 30th.
Fourth Glass Pestmasters Discontin.
ned James M. Adams, Bear Creek,
Ark Amos Q. Morgan, Marengo,
Tenn; John I, Stewarf, Lone Rock,
Ark; Jno. Miller, Russellville, Tenn.
THE COPYRIGHT BILL
which the Senate Committee on Pat
'nts has agreed to report favorably as
the best measure attainable,
proposes to give foreign authors a
opyright in the United States on
ondition that their books shall be
'rinted in this country, end prohibits
he importation tof foreign books.
'Ois is concession to publishers, but
will hardly get through this ses. ion.
MR.. wa. cRoFFoRD,
rho has been prominently connected
1r number of years wi h the New
,ork World, Detroit Free Press, and ]
rank LeslIe's publications as edito- \
al and special writer, has been en-
aged by the Washington DAILY Post '
)r its editorial staff and entered on I
is duties on Sunday last. l l
THE SENATE PENSIONS COMMITTEE
ave reported a substitute for the 4
louise Mexican pension bill The z
enata bill pensions only those who a
rived fourteen days or more, either "
| the Mexican war or border wars,
i'd all those above the age of sixty
20 years. Those under that age re
ensionsd only for disability.
ARRIVALS. G
John E. Chapman, Knoxville, Ia
snn j. +. Reeves, Jonesboro, c.
enn.; L. H Richardson, Memphis,
.nn. John FrizEel, Nashville, Tenn A
-. q. Sicily, Kingston, Tenn. r. @. B
'rry, Terry, Miss VI
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