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BROKEN ENGLISH.

BROKEN ENGLISH.
Theodore Harbeck succeeded Mr.. Beckwith
on the stand. He spoke broken English of a
very poor sort, and said that he could not
swear, SO he affirmed that he would tell the
truth. He confessed to being bricklayer and
TO having worked on the tunnel at Foundry
branch and Rock creek His testimony was Of
the average bricklayer packer variety and was
not particularly startling. He said that when
ne worked under Inspector Mcnamara the
latter was always fussing because the men did
not use cement enough.
COL. KERLIS LOSES HIS CANE IN A CAVITY.
Suddenly the witness received an inspiration
and started of with considerable yolubilitv 10
tell OF one occasion on which Col. Kerlin dis
covered a little hole in some of the packing
Done oy .he men IN his shaft, and getting up
on the scanold, he put his cane into the s1ace
and lost It,. As rule. the witness thoueht me
work was done well. He was foreman ~ ths
gang on several occasions, and gave instruc.
tons to the men to use plenty of mortar, mean
ing to lay each stone solidly in cement 80 that
there should be no holes left.
To Capt. Chester witness said that Col u;r-
lin, who came through once day, except ueu-
ally on Saturdays, was very careful 70 sas thss
the work was well done and sometimes ordsrsd
the work torn out. The witness said that while
ing one Of the Kendall brothers, Sam. tSved
up whole bay without any packing
The witness was discharged at l2:is and the
court then took recess until so.
In moment after the rising Of the court
the door opened and Hsrbeck, followed by San
Kendall, who had been present all the morning,
entered.
HARBxcK's MsrAKE.
Harbeck exclaimed that he had made mia.
take in his testimony and wished to correct /,
by substituting the name Of George Kendall
for that ~ Gam a. xh> raraou vhc A;a A. :.
ksytng without packing. He always got th1
brothers mixed, 81 said, and the stenographel
was instructed 10 change ssm 70 0serss n II
notes.
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II ST. BUSINESS OPERTY-MERCHANTS DE-
Il string Stores on ST. correspond with parties
will erect nne Stores to suit tenants in best por-
tion of ST., 18th. Address Box s, Star office
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TUNNELING FOR TRUTH.
he Military Court lnvestigatinx
s'Shoddy" Aqueduct Work.

A CONTRACTOR, MoRrAR-MIxER, AND A BRICK
LAYER WERE THE WITNESSES To-DAr-coN-
TRACTOR BEcKwIrH NOT CERTAIN wHrrHua
HE WILL MAKE ANY PROFIT ON TIVE WORK.
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THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs.
MONEY TO LOAN.

TWO LOAN.
Il Sl.OOO At q yer cent. for three years
sLOoo at q yer cent, for five year,,
and several larger SUMS
The best security must be offered i'm at cases
hio-im W RILEY DEEBIE 1919 Est
rE'o LOAN ON REAL ESTATE THE FOLLOWING
l. sums;
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fAIIshVAD BUNUN AhE
II BEST INVESTMENTS,
betiaTse they Gfurd ample security. can be immed-
ately converted into cash. used collateral
rowing moIrey, and because their interest coupons
promptly paid.
For Ssle-a number of such Bonds. guaranteed by
the New York Central Long Island or Rork Island
Railroad just good us Governments. running 10 10
80 years longer, and costing 20 per cent less.
SEWN per cent mortgages obtained improved
Minneapolis property.
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Il Lots in waggaman & Rdout's addition to Wash
ington This property is situated at the terminus of
Connecticut avenue extended and where the new
bridge is being erected Rock Creek An eiec-
trc railroad will be built within months Ia rough
this property charter having already been obtained
Stock in the railroad may be subscribed to at this
oiice also maps OF property showing prices Special
Inducements offered 10 persons desiring TO build ut
once. Money advanced for building purpose
JOHN 4. WAGGAMAN,
oc23-lm IO03JF at
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Ru,nbIings OF the Rail.

RUsH A. BARNES, travelling passenger
agent OF tho Chicago * Alton railroad,
arrived in Memphis yesterday.
JoHS FIrlGERALD, traveingfreight agent
OF the Louisville 4 Nashville railroad, re-
turned yesterday from an extended tour
through Texas. He reports his line NOV
ing an immense amount OF freight north.
The reports now making the rounds oil
tho southern press to the effect that
Peg Williams, southwestern passenger
agent OF the Memphis Il Little Rock rail
road, had subsidized tine bus line in this
city, are denied by railroad officials.
TRAISs over the Kansas Il Arkansas
branch Of the Iron Mountain route will
begin running Monday. A telegram an
nouncing this was received yesterday by
Ticket Agent II. ID. Wilson from 81. Louis.
This will give Memphis direct route tn
tho Indian Territory, western Arkansas
and southwestern Kansas.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Augusta
4 Southwestern railroad were filed with
the Secretary OF State, OF Arkansas,
wednesday. II IL 10 run from Howell on
the Batesyillc q Brinklry road 10 Augusta,
a distance Of sixteen miles. II IL to be
built at once by the Batcsville q Brinklcy
Railroad company in time TO handle the
present crop, and will DC operated in con
neciion with that road.
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ros,ms.,cr-G-n-rai'. Repor,.

wAsHIN0roN, Aug. l0.-The Postmas-
ter-Gcncral has transmitted TO the Sccrc-
tary Of the Treasury the annual report Of
tho second assistant postmaster general,
which shows a deficiency ior railway trans.
poria,ion Of 500, is2. Following Is the
letter Of tmnsmi,tal
wlshiSUroS. n. G., Aug 10. iSsS
10 the secretary Of the Treasury
Sir-As will Lee seen from tho accom-
panying report oi the second assistant
postmaster general. made 90 me ON the ~
turns Of business NJ this department for
the fiscal year ending June 10, 1855, there
Is deficiency In the appropriation ior rail
way mail transportation inr the half year
In excess Of that contemplated In the csii-
mates submitted by my predecessor In his
annual IMPORT Tor 1887. II will bo ob.
served that the estimate for that deficiency
OF s2jO.OJJ was based upon the supposi.
ton that the increase 1T railroad service
for the fiscal year ended June % 1855.
would not cNoccd 600 miles, whereas
the amount Of new railroad scryicc nctu-
ally ordered Tor that year was ", i6A |
have the honor Ia submit therefore an csii-
mate OF $50, AZ NJ the deficiency Tor rail.
road transportation, aud ~ request It's
transmission 30 Congress.
The r'turns ul business oi this DEPART
moni for the past fiscal year Justify the
gratifying comment Ia connection With
this estimate that the liberal and unprccc.
dcnicd Increase Oi service has been fol.
lowed 10y an equally unprecedented in.
erase Of postal revenues The oacrss of
cost over revenue iot tho past Hs.'al wear
will be- lys, 10y several millions than in nuy
year In the history IT the department since
the general reduction VI the rates Of post.
agc.
The department la. cnlca,orrl 10 Keen
pace With the demands Ut population AMI
business, notably In the vest aud north.
west, under y policy which has brcn amply
Justified ~ a sound one by the returns ui
business and the satisfaction IT the ppbplc.
Dos VI. Di,KiNsoS,
r0stma.tDf. ,sugfai
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WASHINGTON, Aug. lO-Mr Townshend,
Of Illinois, submitted the conference ~.
port ON the bill granting aid 10 State
homes for disabled volunteers and II was
agreed to. The provisions OF tho bill are
extended 10 Territorial homes and its ben.
Gifts are confined 10 homes entirely under
State or Territorial control.)
Mr.. Springer Of Illinois, gave notice
that he would ask the House on Tuesday
next 10 proceed 10 the further considera.
ton Of the Oklahoma bill, aud then tho
House went into the committee of the
whole (Nlr. Hatch, Of Missouri, In the
chair, on the private calendar.
Almost the entire afternoon was con.
sumcd in the consideration of war claim
bills, the discussion turning upon tho 10y
atty OF the claimant No action was taken
and the coumittce rose.
On motion OF Mr.. Cheadle, Of Indiana,
the Senate Joint resolution was passed
authorizing the President Ia present gold
medal Ia Francis Jusephs IN recognition
OF his eminent services in the war and
the construction and perfection Of liio saw
ing appliances
After passing half dozen private bills,
the House took recess the evening SEES.
sion 20 bc for tho consideration Of private
pension bills.
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THO ncma,as of cen. sh.,,a...

NAsuiSoroS, Aug 10. AT q few min.
uics before s O'Clock this morning Mrs
Sheridan, accompanied by Gen. anl Mr..
Rugcr, her father and mother. Col. Shcri.
dan aud other members Ut the family,
entered - Matthews churrh. whore tho
remains Of the dead general he In state.
At 3 o'clock n special requiem mas, was
celebrated by Father kcuigk. At the
conclusion Of the service the church was
cleared aud Mn. sheridan remained alone
with her dead A. she LEFT the church the
guard resumed their places aud visitors
were again admitted A steady stream Of
people poured In and out Of the church al
day. Thoy included all classes, members
Of Congress and laboring men In their
every day clothes looking upon tho caskct
containing the remains Of the great com.
mandcr Those Who wished 10 stop In the
church 10 attend their dcyotions took seats
In the pcNs, but the line kept passing on
nj times diminishing IN numbers,
and then again lhpnging the
broad aisle. In accordance with the
wishes Of MrS. sheridan the simple effect
oil the caskct, covered only with the Amer Z.
ran Tag, was not broken by placing floral
tributes upon H. such flowen a. were TO.
'sived were placed on the steps inside the
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RuMnLINos OF TIE RAIL.
Tho Tennessee Midland Extension
Toward Nashville.

Tho Tennessee Midland Extension
Toward Nashville.
The Virginia Construction company has
commenced In earnest the work oi con.
siruciion on the extension of the Ten.
nc~cc Midland railway from jackson to
the Tennessee river. fifty miles II Is now
well under way and being rapidly pushed.
Division Engineer W. T.. Slalrakcr with
office at jackson. has under his dipction
four parties Of resident engineers, aud the
following contractors have entered upon
their work. J. 4 Mcrighc 4 Co. aud
Flynn n Cook, Of Memphis jno. l.. Wis.
dom 4 Co, Britain, ricrcc 4 Co., 4. l..
aud g. J. llouscr aud r. Dor. Lawrence.
Of Jackson, Finley 4 CLAYTON. Of Tupclo.
McdoNan 4 lirown. IT Holly Springs, /.
Wright 4 Co, Of ONiorl. y. G. and u. II.
fitb n Co, Of Scolisyillc, Va. Division
Engineer VIM. A. llankinS who has Just
completed tho final location oi the line 10
Nashville, has returned with his party 10
Dccaiurvillo Ia locate the bridge nic and
fix the crossing oi tho Tennessee river.
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The Bill to Regulate Commerce by
Telegraph Passes.
The House is Occupied All Day
with War Claim Bills.
The General Watching the
Yellow Fever at Jacksonville.
Wilmington and Montgomery Establish
Quarantines Against Jacksonville
Sheridan's Remains at st. Mat
thews-Cspital Notes.

WAsnISGroN, Aug, 10, - [Senate. !
After routine business the Senate pro-
ceedcd TO business on the calendar, dis
posing of bills to which no objection was
made.
The following bills among others, were
passed:
House bill appropriating 100000 for a
marine hospital at Evansville, Ind, with a
formal amendment
The Senate bill to confirm an agreement
with the Indians Of Fort Barthold agency,
in Dakota.
At 2 o'clock p. IN. the Senate proceeded
10 the consideration Of the fisheries treaty
in open executive session.
The Senate bill 10 regulate commerce
carried on by telegraph having been
reached, Mr.. Beck remarked that II was
Q very important bill and asked the chair.
man Of the interstate commerce committee
whether the report was unanimous.
Mr.. Cullom stated that II WAS. There
had been no disagreement whatever in tho
committee on the subject. The bill was
read in full and passcdIwithout discussion,
objection or division. II il the bill intro.
duccd 10y Mr. Spooncr on the 10Th OF Jan.
uary. 1855, and reported back from the
committee on interstate commerce with
amendments, on the 18th OF July. Ia
provisions have been published.
The Senate bill appropriating s25, 900 TO
improve and encourage the cultivation and
manufacture OF flax and hemp, was passed.
The conference report Of the bill to aid
State soldiers homes was presented aud
agreed To.
The Senate then proceeded 10 executive
business with closed doors, and soon AL
iourned till Monday.
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let Justice n. Done.

10 we ttlltnf ~ ANa AlfHhl
see from your issue IT this morning
that the Legislative Council Is about 60
pass an ordinance 10 prevent horses, mules
aud cattle from being driven through the
streets aud requiring that they be- halicr,,d
and tel and making Il mi.dcmcanor Tor
any one b. violate the ordinance, making
Il punishable by iinc from a 10 $50. This
| consider a great injustice 10 tho many
stable men who have paid license 10
deal In stock, aud such an ordinance ~
this will amount a. prohibition aud
drive annually many Thousands oi dollars
away from this city In other markets II
isA we'll known fact that nearly nll II the
mules and horses brought here In droycs
ar Young aud unbpkcn, aud, therefore, II
will hc impossible to halter aud lead them,
besides this will entail an enormous OK.
pcusc on the stable men, requiring
the employment Of TWENTY-FIVE men
where two now will, aud can, do
the work. believe In protecting
the ciiiScns Of Memphis aud their
property, but this object can be- accom-.
| plishcd In mnrr lust manner anil with.
ont driving stock dealers from our markets.
! would suggest that. instead OF br.akinr
up the stock trade oi this city, that crrtain
STREETS b. designated, which arc not such
thomughiirys, over which all stock shall
be- driven. In coming from South Mem.
/ phis Jet the mute hr a. South street. and
east on South b. nrSoio street, aud thence
on hrNOtn o. the stables Frum North
/ Memphis let the ruuir boz over Third
street, aud thus avoid al street car lines
and the heavy hauling by draws aud
/ wagons THIS d quite "a serious matter o.
the sipckmcn Of Memphis. and before be-
/ coming n law should be- we'll considered
/ by our city fathers. cannot believe that
such q hardship will be- imposed ON n
| special class, whereby tho expenses of
| their doing business will drive them %
other ciucA Pan rLAY."
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checked bundle Of old blankets, but as
he had political influence his case was
compromised. Apdher case still pending
was where a couple5 'waga.bone' darkeys,
man and wife, viii three pickaninies,
arrived in half-sta{ved state at Meridian,
Miss, the man barefooted, the woman
with cotton handkerchief around hor
head. Their trliiiR, which was new, and
cost s.. so was reported missing, and by
the advice Of attorneys they handed in a
bill for $3.50 including the fine linen, fine
silk dresses for TIE old lady, two suits OF
$50 and $40 Tor tue old gentleman, and a
fine winding, split-second and fly
back watch, worth SIPS.
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The n. d, d q.

Maj. F. NJ. Abbott, president Of the
Mississippi division Of the Memphis, Ok
ford * Tuscaloosa railroad, who has been
in the city several days looking after tho
interests OF the road, returned TO his home
at Abbott, Miss, yesterday.
The major in an interview with an
APPEAL reporter stated that the surveying
party had finished the survey between
Tuscaloosa and Columbus, and was now
working between Columbus and Oxford.
The territory through which the survey
has been made is mostly valley, there
being only three divides between the two
points. This will render constructor work
comparatively easy and OF small expense,
as the road will be what is termed Glow
grade"
Owing 10 the absence from Memphis of
the bulk OF It's wealthiest citizens, the eff
for to raise tho subscription OF $3.50, 200
will be temporarily suspended. All along
the line everything is in readiness Tor
building operations TO commence, and
awaits only for Memphis to redeem its
pledge.
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altar rail. A wreath OF ivy leaves with
palm branches arrived at the church this
morning from some unknown source. II
was thought 10 have been sent by the
President. The church will remain open
as usual until O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing the usual parochial mass being celc-
brated at clock.
Gen. George Crook, U. s. A.; Gen.
Tompkins, q. NJ, U. $. A.; Gov. Rusk, Of
Wisconsin, and seven members OF his
staff arrived this evening to attend the
funeral of Gen Sheridan
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s sssiu and .i5;SilSsi i,isis .' me.

This startled the rminisccn, fond, Of
course. aud General Passenger Agent
Charlton told Of the claim handed la by A
surveyor Who held check for Loaf prop.
crty. lie had been out surveying all sum.
mcr. but Ia HE claim for $500 WAS In.
cludcd iull.drcsa suit, some fine linen, a
lamily album with photographs Of his
family back 10 tho fourth century. a cam.
era-olscua and a number ol valuable
trinkeu. Il was discovered that be really
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ora readers have douhtlcs, often noticed
that Hoods Siraparilln l. well spoken u In
the newspaper The pres, i quick ~ re-.
ognisc merit, aud does not hesitate a. give
praise where II j. due. Tho following il from
the Bdpiisi HsekV, u leading religious paper
advertising may bring IN article promi.
nontly before the public, but no Advertising
can long help 70 N ID has not rial merit
Hoods Sara,nrilla Il we'll advertised. but
the best proof VI H. value l. that W many
persons Use u on tho recommendation II
friends who have proved its popular vir.
tues
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The yellow Fever at Jacksonville.

WAsHISGToN Aug 0.--Surgeon- Gen
eral Hamilton is taking active steps 10
prevent the spread OF yellow fever from
the infected parts OF Florida TO other
points in the south. Instructions have
been given for the establishment of iumi.
eating stations for all mails and baggage
from dangerous districts. A telegram has
been received from DIR. Guitoras at Jack
sonville as follows "Since yesterday even
ing, the Sth, two cases found at the city
hospital in the outskirts Of town. They
have been isolated there. One OF them
can be connected with the original focus.
Three other cases discovered today. Total,
five new cases. We are beginning 10 lose
connection with the original focus. Tho
last three cases will probably be sent TO
Sand Hills, but the importance Of isola-
ton IL evidently diminishing. Infected
localities have been closed up, and meas
ures for distinction have been TAKEN
The president OF the State board OF
health telcgraphs today that the disease is
assuming an epidemic form. The superin.
tondcnt Of the railway mail service, Mr..
Bancroft, was in consultation with DIR.
Hamilton this morning and promised that
an cmploye OF the service shall be present
ut each fumigation station TO cooperate
with the physicians.
The health authorities Of Wilmington,
N, O., have declared an inland quarantine
against jacksonville. iorbiddng any per.
sons coming from there or towns south OF
that point from entering here.
Montgomery, Ala, has also established
a quarantine against jacksonville and
other points in Florida, where yellow
fever is reported,
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W y Walton. ofspf.nrdcld. Tenn, SAYS
y hsye been suffering VI ~ neuralgia IN the
face and head on and on Tor three year, I
purchased boz Of w. Tanners 1nfallihle
Neuralgia tutr, aud took eight Of the pills
have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
sincc ltElyv' me pleasure 10 recommend H."
hAngum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer
Nashville, Tenn. ~ cent, pcr bon. Sold at
Henicrs dFgs si1tr. .Vg Main street
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A Queer claim.

somc queer claims av presented 20 rail.
roads occasionally, but ono OF the oldest
was dshcd up from among Others In tho
Mobile 4 Ohio oilicc NJ s. Louis Wcdncs.
DAY. A man loot si.5O yalisc and con.
tents somewhere on tho rad brtNccn
Trnlon aud Humboldt Tenn, and Gcnl
IN the following itcmifrd bill.
L. --.-- ~ - .-.--l--.-l- -.
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REApERs OF this paper needn't wear jest
protectors. our Uktrs are excellent for
indigestion, aud You ought 10 take them
lot your stomaclris ache they arr di.jcs,s.
every one of thcu Nou take 'em-thcy
digest, aud YOU die Jest" aitcrward. Il
you don't got n package Of sol coleman
koko tuiu
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saiardaJ, September 4. iaAa,
RUPTURE CURED.
DR.. 4. NonIE.

fro'iahsi IN The cum u Hurtufe aud Oh Forms "A
thnunic nlsUatrs. halo ~ female
purflhH CURED WITHOUT TIE KNIFE ON
IL hlndfanre to hnsinrss BY thr 81 aIs.l.,,
soft rad Truss and On.r1 Tr.iftagut
IN uia'fsct 81 Women. aii fbg.f fuf.us siy.
IN tlclai1 relief and IrffIauout fitfr
FMioiWg lirlruvleHui NfncicJ q. anil NJ firm.
el h."sl ~ ~a.es' cntel IN thnfl uue GUARANTEES
cfUft rat1 ttkp Tfusvss tHt,iu AMI ftiri ali
iof nunri Hni ailfcs ~ Cans male fH dc rity.
once No. 90 JEiItIl4OS sTtlFtr.
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pan,e, No, a c.sar'ate for the senate.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 10. A dis.
patch from Clarksyilie says ain an inter
Wow tolay the uoni w. NJ. Daniel said
that be- was not a Candidate for the United
States Senate and was unaware OF any
movement ON tho part OF his friends in
that direction"
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'"Ptttt Notfs
Posmaster nominated G., l.. Thomp-
son, Huntington, w. Va; w. J. fitzpat-
rick, Winchester, Tenn. II. l.. Kelley,
Oregon City, Ore.
The department OF state has been in
formed that the Territory Of Alaska il TO
DO hereafter included ia tho jurisdiction
OF the French consulate at san Fran.
cisco.
The comptroller Of the currency has do
clared second dividend OF 20 poT cent in
favor OF the creditors Of the Fist national
bank Of Wnhpnton, ID. 4. This makes in
all 80 per cent on claims proved, amount.
ing 10 Sll0,507.
The Postmaster General this morning
issued an order to all postmasters, direct.
ing that ~ mark Of respect 10 the mem.
DRY Of Gen. Sheridan, their respective
offices bc closed between tho hours Of 10
o'clock am. and O'Clock pm. saturday,
August 4, the day Of the funeral.
Gen. schofeld has accepted the offer Of
Secretary Whitney 10 place the marine
band ut his Disposal for service in the
Sheridan obsequics, and he has assigned
II 10 a position at the head Of the foot bat.
tories. II will be tho only band in tho
procession. The President and cabinet
will accompany the funeral procession
from the church 10 the cemetery.
Tho Investigation into the Alaskan seal
fisheries, authorized by resolution Of the
House, will be- commenced by the House
committee on the merchant marine and
the fisheries ON Tuesday next. Several
oN-trcasury agents, who were stationed In
Alaska aud who arc supposed 10 be oogni.
Iant ot the state Of Affairs ON the seal
Islands, are expected TO bc present and
testify.
A meeting Of the Senate committee ON
Indian tradcnhips was called ior this
morning but the Democratic members
did not make their appearance. Rcsolu.
tons expressing tho opinion Of the com
miticc IN regard 10 tho cutting oi timber
on the Chippewa reservations was sub.
miticd 10y the chairman aud approved by
senators Cullom and rlatt, but in the ali
senco OF the minority they werc not form.
ally adopted
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"Thc Cambridge" Filth avenue, corner
Twenty third street. New York, isa pllatiul,
model home, with alt hotel conNenienccs.
Cuisine unsurpaspd.N Loren Rcich, pro.
uripior N.fH