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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
YACHTING cOUR7EsY.

from Tho boston AutIrtsnr
several communications have leen rccrNtd az
this Office IN which complaints hav. been made 81
yacht-Incu violating OBJ" steering rules, ln some M
.iaus.s puitsiz those Who early hal ih' ii1hi al
way t0 serious Inconvenience 80 AVOID danger 70 hJ'e
ou board, particularly when there happened 10 DC
ladies' IN the marty a. one communication states
II Is tho part Of a bully for BIG boat TO compel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09

Los Angeles cal. July 5.-Gcneral W. A. Pile dleo
ar Nonrovia Yesterday Of pneumonia. lie was MIN
.s,or In 81 Louis when the civil War broke out, AMI
enlisted and became MajOrGeneral In the vollntaer
sor,cc lie was subsequently, a member OF congress
from Missouri and Governor OF NewMcXco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09

There Is probably no authority more generally
accepte- in England or more highly esteemed in
America than the great Imperial Dictionary Of
Dr. Oalyie ana Mr.. Annandale. II defines
Humanitarian primarily, as One who has
o great regard or love for humanity; a philan-
thropist" and sccondlrily as one who denies
the divinity Of Christ and believes him to have
been mere man" Il further defines " Human
tarianism7 as humanity; philanthropy The
chief popular authorities IN America are the
dictionaries Of Webster and Worcester. The
former. in is supplement- among thousands Of
other words OF unchallcnged Standing gives ilu-
nanItariau7 as one who practises humanity or
bcuevolcnoe.7 and defines tie adjective Lumanl-
tarian~ and tie noun humanita-ianiEn' IN the
same sense The latter, in its supplement, gives
the adjective humanitarian rs humane;
benevolent; pIilanthrop c. These authort cs are
further reinforced by usage. ~ convenience ond
by common scnse.-EdJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
MONMOUTH pAPK RACES.

va central Railroal Of Ncv-JerSev
Leave New York. Pier 3. y. r." sandy Hook Route
az : 40 900. / 200 a. M. l. 10. 100 p. N.
Leave NcwYork foot 81 LDerty-s'. y. r., All
Ran Line al 10, 80 u 10 a. m. Il 80 Special
express. :45 special express. 100 special ex-
press 80 p. m
Pullman Buffet all special express trains :.
The Norwich Line Is now opcn n Watch Hin. Bloch
Island. Greenpost, shelter Island and sag HagbOr =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
THE MEANING OF HUMANITARIAN.

Sir: In your issue Of this morning I noticed the
letter from "sn In which he objects % your use
% the VOID humauitaran,7 which use you claim
fs correct ard say: a Humanitarian IS orc who
has a great regard OF love for humanity philan-
throYls,r have taken pains 20 look up the word IN
the latest dictionaries and find nothing 10 bear
out your meaning.
] agree with S" IN saying that the word Is
commonly misusod I have heard ministers, writer's
and other persons Of superior educs ,on use it as
v.u have. iar which Use one can 10 authority.
mis- IS tce execution which proven tho rule OF your
usual perfect grammar i.
BROOKLYN. july o.. 1850.
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VI rnbers
DIED.

SEVENTH kRGNfgNT.
state Camp Photos. viii be ready Wednesday July 10.
PACH BROS. sil Broadway.
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rx.c0ysrL wrprR.


l,erin. July s-Iicrr Weber. lately German Consul to
samoa died 40 Hamburg to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09

...+or of 500 pounds TO the funds. every
sent nv Lord Randolph Churchill to Sir Moreh
wss cbeered to the echo. Sir MoreTs reply was a.
was s en' :. it was modest Not the leas,
a,rns in the proceedings was the sraGsia
presentation made to him BY Mr. rv"S U% sS VIII"
those leading members OF the dramatic SS sEn
paw 80, ,ne lot Of very few physicians to receive
na generous tribute of esteem than that paa 10 81
,,or.u by the enthusiastic gathering OF sS"ruAS
evening
wrLK1E ooL1Ns's ILLNESS
.,,., rssrst 70 learn that Mr.. wilkie Collin'
,n,sous stroke Of paralysis his left side sunday
nsu The latest bulletin states that he is gradually
v.cov,r,ng consciousness and movement but Is
Ver! EDMUND YATES.
cations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
aGIIL.FIIRTED.p

TO the Edttor OF me Tribune.
Sir: Is there such a word as Cultured a. c. IA.
West Troy Y. y. July g, 1--9.
no. but there is noun. Gil-airt.7-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09

Speaking Of steps" why is it that. for this long
time, no has walked gone anywhere. for any
purpose, but invariably stopped" And there seems a
fascination about the word too for you carefully
a. ured that no. she g. they, stepped when the
Of fact Of his hcr its their proceedings is OF
no Consequence whatever.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
THE TARIFF.
The Great Fight On Again In Earnest
Report OF the Ways and Means
Committee Handed In.
Mr.. Mills Introduces a Strong Res-
olution In the House
Which Questions the Constitution
ality Of the Senate Bill,
Upon tho Grounds That All Revenue
Bills Must Originate In the House
And That tho Senate Bill
Does Not Consist.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WAsnINGToN, Feb. l5.--The Ways and
Means Committees report on the Senate
bill and the action OF the Appropriations
Committee on the Cowles bill today has
recalled to the House the recollection OF
the past session. The tariff fight is still on,
and on in earnest The action OF the
Ways and Means Committee today was
designed merely to give the blow TO the
Senate bill. They have the McMillin bill,
which they intend to report to the House
this week-tomorrow, II possible. They
decline to consider this new bill rs a sub
stitute for the Senate bill, but will report
it as an entirely distinct proposition. II is
just such bill rs the Star described a few
days ago. They will report promptly and
seek speedy action on the bill. The Dem
ocrats Of the Ways and Means Committee
will not submit meckly to the passage Of the
bill from the Appropriations Committee.
Mr.. Randall expects to get his report
into the House tomorrow. lie will, in all
probability, be able to do 80; he will not
be permitted TO submit it as privileged
natter and will have TO wait until IN the
course OF time his committee il reached in
the rcgular.call for report. This will cause
some delay. In fact, the committee may
not be reached ut all, unless an especial
effort Is made, supported by a majority Of
the votes in the House. The Democrats
Of the Ways and Means Committee de-
clare that the Randall bill will not pass this
session, though they expect 1t will next
4 tuur.ea
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

Mills tariff bill with Senate amendments,
AMI by direction OF the Speaker, it was re.
ierred to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Mills also reported the following
resolution, which he SAID presented n
question OF privilege and the consideration
OF which, he said, he would ask the House
to enter upon Tuesday next
Resolved, That the substitution by the
Senate under the form OF an amendment
for the bill of the House, No. 905l (the
Mills bill), of another and different bill
containing a general revision Of the laws,
imposing impost duties and internal taxes,
is in conflict with the true intCut and pur-
pose Of section z, article |, OF the Constitu-
ton, aud that said bill is returned to the
Senate with the respectful suggestion thut
said section vests in the House OF Repre-
sentatycs the sole power 10 originate such
measure.
Mr. McCreary, Of Kentucky, from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs reported
back the Senate bill appropriating $3.50, 900
TO enable the President TO protect the in
tcrests Of the United States in Panama.
The bill was passed.
That portion OF the Territorial rcsolu-
ton, inslructing the confcrpcs to provide
for the admission OF North Dakota, Mon.
tana and Washington by proclamation,
was agreed to-ycas ll9, nays l0l.
The House then took a recess, the even
ing session TO bc for the consideration OF
private pension bills.
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THE rARNELL INVESTIGATION.
some Interesting Testimony Recount.
tug IorgeFlss of raraeII's Name.

LoSDoy, Feb. l5.-Mr. rarncll was pres.
cnl at today's session Of tho ParneJl Com.
mission.
Mr. soamcs, solicitor Tor the Tina, was
further cross-cxamincd. llo offered In
evidence d schedule Of all the signatures
oi Mr. Parncll that he possessed. lie said
that Mr. Panclls writing varied consid.
crnbly, and produced a ioltcr Ia which Mr.
Panclrs name was written In siK different
Ways.
Presiding Justice lIanncn ordered that
the letter be photographed.
Continuing. witness denied that ho had
heard that Pigoii and tho league clerk hc
interviewed In Ireland had a grievance
against Mr. Parncll. Pgott, be- said, had
made a statutory declaration that Solicitor
LOWS had offered him Gl 900 II ho would
swear that be had forged tho letters said
10 have been written by Mr.. Parnoll. Tho
7imG paid SIR. Pigoit only Ei0 or ESQ.
The witness had pigott watched, and traced
him into the company Of Mr. Labouchore.
lie paid Houston, secretary OF the Irish
Loyal aud Patriotic Union, altogether
E3.OO0.
Upon redirect examination Mr.. Soancs
said that n0 bargain was made whom tho
letters were first brought 10 the 1ma.
Their gcnuinencss was 10 DO tested before
any payment was made.
Mf. Soamcs said Pigoit told him Of In.
toryicws lo had with solicitor Lewis aud
Mr.. labouchoc. The latter sent PigOtt
tcycul EiO notes Ono Of these notes was
forwarded ~ Ireland anl thlIg fcl.Ugls'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
ann A. ArnnnIl

Cu,nLrros, W. Va, Feb. l5.=Thcc
was a great deal oi excitement In the joint
assembly today In taking yoto ior Senator
when President Carr, Of the Senate, an.
nouncci upon tho floor oi the House that
ho would from now on cast hls vote for
United States Senator Mr. Kirk, whoha
cast bis vote heretofore for some Union.
l.aboritc. also declared himself Tor Coil
from now on. Mr. llau, the olhcr
union.l aborlr, EAST his vote for Senator
konnt and will remain with him hero.
after. Dorr still refuses 10 yoto iot kcnnn.
Ballot HGon. g.. kcnna. o.. W. 4. lee, 4;
whole number ul votes cast, 80, necessary
to choice. -. Tho clrcl'Uu oi jnitod
States senator now hnngs on D1rr, who b.
% Democrat but who Is bitter against
kpuuH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

The President has signed the commission
OF Norman j. Colman TO bo Secretary OF
Agriculture.
Secretary Fairchild left Washington yes
terday morning for Cazcnovia, n. V,
where hc was summoned by the intclli-
gence that his venerable father has been
stricken by paralysis and is in dying con.
dition.
by a vote Of o to the House Committee
on Appropriations today resolved TO report
fayombly substitute for the Cowlcs inter
nal revenue hill. Tho substitute proposes
the entire repeal OF the tobacco tax aud
omiis the "moonshino" sections OF tho
Cowlcs bill.
The Prcsiden, has approved the act au-
thorizing the Mount Carmel Development
Company 10 draw water from the Wabash
River or il tributaries; the acts for the
relief OF Gen. VIM. +. smith and William
H. Blakcslcc, and the joint resolution max.
ing appropriation for payment to the legal
representatives OF James b. Eads.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
ProrrrLIlng. of ronErcsa.

wAmiSGtoy, Feb. lj-lscnalol.-
Senate, after passing forty.onc individual
pension bills in twelve minutes, resumed
consideration Of the Texas ouiugcs rcsolu.
ton at 22j o'clock pun, aud Mr. Coke
resumed his argument against the rcsolu.
ton.
Ills speech consisted largely Of extracts
from the testimony 10 prove the bad char.
actcroi the three principal witnesses (llack-
worth, Moore and Schutzc), ON whose
statements tho committee had chiefly 70.
lied In making iu report. lie expressed
his aslonishmcnt that the committee
should have touched $50 loathsonio
creature" as schutzc, aud yet, ho said,
that monster Of immortality, that moral
lcpcr had been put at the head Of the Re.
publican ticket Tor the highest judicial
honor In Washington County.
Without finishing his speech, Mr.. Coke
yielded 10 Mr.. Gibson, who offered rcso.
lutions expressing the sorrow OF the Senate
al tho death Of the late Representative
Robertson, Of Louisiana, and proceeded 10
eulogizc the lie aud character oi the de-
ceased. After appropriate remarks by
senators Eustis and Reagan, rio Senate nj
AS o'clock, as a further romark oi re-
speci, adjourned I'LL tomorrow.
~ THE HOUSE
Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, from the Commilllo
on Ways ami Means, reported bagL Vac
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
A BIO WILD CAT STILL
Captured Near oadsden, Ala How
Clevorly IL Was Discovered.
/ special Dispatch to The Appeal

Captured Noar oadsden. Ala. How
Clevorly II Was Discovered.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
BrnnNonAN, Ala, Feb. i5.-Thrcc
United States Revenue Collectors while
on search Tor elicit disullcs In the hills
around Gadsden, Ala. last night met up
with two tough.looking country men dny-
ing an or wagon. They halted the team
and examined the contents u the vehicle.
They found that Il contained three barrels
OF whisky and one ol brandy. Leaving
ono Oi their number in charge VI the train
and ils drivers, the others, by the light of
a lantern, followed the track Of the wagon
for two miles into the woods. Tie track
terminated Ia front Of tln largest Illicit
disiillcfy ever found in this State. II was
In full operation, but ~ soon as tho work.
men saw the officers they ran and made
their escape In the woods An inycsiiga.
ton oi iho promises revealed the presence
0i 4, 500 gallons oi beer, over 100 gallons Of
corn whisky and about sixty bushels Of
corn malt and meal The two men who
we're with the wagon acknowledge to being
the owners and operators oi the still and
they were brought to this city aud jailed
today. Their names aru 4. NJ. Noagan
aud GCO. MuHhbuTn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
The Chlcknmauga Association.

WAsmNGroS, Feb. j.-Thc sub.com-
mittec appointed at the Conference Of
Union and Confederate Veterans Of Chick.
amauga, bcld yesterday, met today in the
room OF the Senate Committee ON Military
Affairs. Gen. Cist and Senator Colquitt
completed their Subcommittee by adding
Gems. Baird, Walthall. Wheeler, Wright,
Boyn,on and Col. 5. G. Kellogg. Il was
agreed that each side should name fifty
OF the leading veterans Of that field, aud
some civilians North and South, who have
prominently identified themselves with
the project, ~ incorpoutors Of joint
Chicknnaun Memorial Association for
preserving and marking tho battlefield.
Senator Colquitt will then draw up the
articles Of corporation and obtain charter
under the laws Of Georgia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
A Yennr nrn cnmc. .. .rIcE

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Feb. l5.-William II.
Worth, the receiving clerk in the icwclry
department oi Montgomery Ward q Co.,
was arrested late last night, charged with
robbing his employers. Worth's pccula-
tions, which have been going on Tor some
imc, " ould still have been unknown 10
the firm for which ho worked had II not
been for tho curiosity OF Central Station
detectives. These officers In their visits
10 pawn shops had noticed that during
the past few months an unusually large
number Of new watches were being
pawned. Suspocting that they were the
proceeds Of some robbery, the officers
took the number Of the works OF several
VI tho watches aud by communicating
with the factories found that they had
been sold TO Montgomery Ward 4 Co.
Worth broke down when charged with
the thcits aud confessed b having system.
aticdlly robbed his employers Tor some.
tine. The amount Of his sicalings cannot
yet be ascerIained, but II is thought 10 be
large.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
~. chnImer..uorran Contest.

Special uispairh ~ Tho Appeal
lloLtY srniSGs, Miss, Feb, l5.-On last
Monday the attorneys ior Con. Chalmers
aud Judge Morgan met at this place 10
take evidence In the Chalmers w. Morgan
contest. After Mayor Calhoun, officiating
officer. had convened the court a motion
was made 10 allow Mr. @. g. Myers, Cir.
cult Court Clork, 10 sl jointly with him
Mr.. Calhoun, considering this a personal
reflection upon himself refused 20 act at
all. and the court was adjourned until the
matter could be adjusted. AZ the sOic.ta.
tions OF friends, after satisfactory oxplnna.
tion. hr consented to olicialc. However,
the attorney for Chalmers lad nov tcom'
ingly dropped the natter aud in company
With his BtrnOgpphor soon returned 10
Memphis No report ~ 10 their inten'
tons has yet been received. and Il Is
presumed no dispositions will now be-
lkrn at this place. Indications promised
perfect quicIudo aud orJer during The prO.
ocglingA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
~ MERcnANr MARINn.
It's Importance Urged Upon Gen. Harri-
Bou-Yesterday'a Visitors.

It's Importance Urged Upon Gen. Hnrri-
Bon-Yosterday's Visitors.
ISDiAX EoiIs, Ind, Feb. l5.-Gcn.
Harrison Vas waited upon this afternoon
by the committee appointed at the recent
meeting OF the American Shipping and
Industrial League nj Washington. The
committee consisted Of Andrew Wheeler,
Philadelphia; George A. Kelly. OF Pitts
burg, aud the Hon II. y. Money, Of Mis-.
sissippi. They arrived in the city this
morning, and called On the Preddent-elcct
at o'clock. Without iormality they de-
liycrcd TO him the cngrossed resolutions
adopted by the American Shipping and
Industrial League, which have heretofore
been published. The resolutions set forth
the great importance oi merchant ma
rinc, aud urge Congress TO adopt inmcdi-
atc measures for building up tine marine.
Gcn. Harrison manifested lively inter-
CT In the question and assured the gen
tlemcn that il would receive his careful
and early consideration. The committee
returned home tonight Other out-Oi.toWn
callers Wcrc the llOu. ". w. Murray,
member OF the National Committee from
Tennessee; John i. Henry, OF New York,
president Of the Anu-Monopoly Society;
State Senator Fred Eggcr, Of Ohio; Judge
T. A. Frilchey, oi Olncy, H.; NJ. W..
Bliss, Of Chicago, and j. :. ONrandcr.
Lucius u. swift, president Of the Indiana
Civil Service Association, spent some time
in conversation with Gen. Harrison, pre-
sumably upon the subject of civil service.
DR.. j. ]. Mott, Of North Carolina, ox-
chairman OF the Republican Executive
Committee, came aud discussed the South.
cru question.
The Hon. John @ New was In consulta.
ton with Gen. Harrison Tor some timc this
altpFuoon
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
THE REAL YANKEE.
Ho Mover Gets Left where Any Money
~ To 30 MEdo.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho AppJal
CuArrANooGA, Tenn, Feb. lj.-Thc
Chattanooga Missionary Ridge & Chicka.
manga Railroad Company was Organized
hero today 20 build niiroad from this
city 10 the Chiokamaugn battle field, eight
miles south oi ChatianOUgL The railroad
will be- about twelve miles IN length. II
will be constructed 10 thr top Of Mission-
ary Ridge, run alcng the ridge 10 Jhicka.
maugn, aud from the cu can be witness.
cd the scenes OF two Of ihe most famous
battles Of the la,o war lfs believed that
the Government will make public park
Of the Chickamauga battle-ground and the
road Is 90 be built 10 ears visitors 10 that
historic spot Il will probably bo CON.
plelod before the meeting Of the Army of
the Cumberland In this city next TALL
New England capitalists arc back Of the
cntcrprisn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

WAsmNGroN, Feb. l5.-Rcprcscntaiiyc
Matson, OF Indiana, chairman Of the House
Committee ON Invalid Pensions, was today
the recipient Of two handsome tokens OF
friendship aud -cgtd from his colleagues
on the committee. These were q magniii-
cent clock and a large double cigar case, OF
solid silver. Tho presentation was made
by Representative Gallingcr, Of New
Hampshire. who spoke at length upon the
uniform kindness aud courtesy shown By
Mr.. Matson In his dealing with his col
leagues, both Democrats and Republicans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
.r. ciapp Aiirr ,bc corporations.

Special uHpairh 90 lhn ApI i
NASHVILLE. Tcnn., Feb. 49, Speaker
Clamp introduced two bills Ia the House
toliy that aro Of intgrrs, 90 the public,
and especially 10 the pyopt Of Memphis.
one Is ~ prevent corporations in cities
from consolidating, except with the con-
spnt oi the municipality Ia which such
corporations arc located The other is
IAN act defending aud csisbl ishing liens
upon the property Of uilroad companies
ior debts aud liabilities created by tho
ammo nr ari.ing out Of the location OF
opetnfion of same" Tho bill declares
any and all debts lien aud charge ON all
pr5pcriy in the State belonging to such
inlioad company. whether in possession
of or controlled or operated by such com-
pany directly or through a receiver OF
trustee. and such lien shall bo superior to
aud have preference.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
THE nARBED WIRE PATENTS.
The Interest In tho Long Series O
Litlgations Revived.


Litigations Revived.
Nrw YoEK, Feb. l5.-Intercst in the
long series Of htiga,ions over the barbcd
wire patent has been revived by the ST.
Louis stories Of the French patent A
reporter called on several leading barbcd
wire manufacturers Yesterday. II. l.
Shippy, New York manager for the John
A. k0cbling Sons Company. laughed when
his attention was called 10 the report, :. and
said: 81 think this discovery Is all moon
shine. For several years this country and
Europe have been searched aud rcscarchcd
for evidence with which to contest these
patents, and | don't take much stock In
anything that turns mp ut such late day.
Besides, these patents which Il is sough,
to overthrow were regularly Issued by the
government several years ago.
George :. Douglass, Of the Iowa Barb
Wire Company, said 81 don't think Il
amounts 10 anything, because | had oc-
casion 10 obtain legal advice on q similar
point few days ago. My counsel told
mo that although an invention might be-
IN use abroad, yet when an American pat
ent was secured In Ignorance ui the Tor
cign invention, Il did not inyalidato tho
home patent"
These companies, however, are licensees
Of the Washbun x Mon corporation,
and their views are not shared 10y the op.
position concerns. Tie latter are repre-
scnicd In this city by their counsel, John
S. Bennett lie says that the discovery OF
the French patent i important u Il shows
that the Gliddcn structure has been antic.
mated, because, being patent regularly
issued, II is the most convincing form Of
evidence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
Ola Placer nine, Found.

GAiYE,yuLr, Tex, febli.=Lzciioment
is running high at Purcell, lnd. t. over
the recent discovery Of o number Of old
placer mines, two miles clsi Of Purcell, In
the Choclaw Nation, among the bills along
the South Canadian River These mines
had been worked In pil Hgo', a8 SHOWN
by various evidence Nuau went to
work Yesterday aud ate. few houip' la
Dor succeeded In maxim. ono yalrablo
discoveries, and by nigh, bal laAgn oul q
hqs. amgln, VI gold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
Reach, q 80 Conclusion.

WAsnSoroN, Feb. l5.-Tho Senate
Committee on Territories today talked
over the territorial bill and tho arguments
that had been made pro aud con on tho
measure, without coming 10 conclusion.
Another meeting will be held Monday
morning, at which time the arguments
through the committee will be la print
aud then a report will be decided upon.