Chimsian, Simpsian, Tshimsian, Tsimsian

See Chimте syan . Tsimsian. See Tsimshian . Tsi-nan (tsē-nän'). The capital of the province of Shan-tung, situated about lat. 36° 40′ N., near the Hwang-ho. Population, estimated, 200,000. early church than as authoritative revelations or even as authentic records. The name is also sometimes, though more rarely, given to an earlier school in the same univer sity which taught almost exactly the reverse-namely, the credibility, integrity, and authority of the New Testament. Tubuai (tö-bö-i') Islands. A group of islands in Polynesia, south of the Society Islands, belonging to France since 1881. Also called Austral Islands . Population (1888), 1,881. Tubular Bridge, Britannia. See Britannia Tubular Bridge . Tubus (tö-böz'). A tribe of the Sahara. Tucca (tuk'a), Captain. A bragging bully in Jonson's "Poetaster." Dekker introduces him in his "Sat i rom as tix," but without the succe which attended Jonson's character.