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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
INVESTIGATED /!
The Subject ofihe Day That Causing so Much Social
and Scientific Agitation and somo Important Facts
that Bear Directly Upon Il
(Tfmes InteFview.)

IntefVteN0
Scarcely day passes that some prominent man or
in public social life does not die mysterioudy
yet worse, pass into mental oblivion. Unfortunately
IL is usually the brightest mind and best OF the
land What is this terrible trOubie7 Paresisi icon.
sumption OF the BRAIN. Does Il suddenly No;
It is slow and mysterious process SO much has been
said aud there Is such talk In club and social
circles this important subject that representative Of
this paper has collected the following facts:
Mp. Perry, proprietor Of Perry's Pharmacy In the Sun
Building that had noticed the fearful increase
OF mental and disorders and specially Of Pare
In the past and that many Of the victims were
the brightest and Possessed the best brain in the city
lie had found that Prof Phelpss wonderful discovery.
PaneS Celery Compound had cured more and given
he pest satisfaction, and he was glad TO know that the
people were becoming aroused the subject
Dr. J. W. Small 100 Parkave., Corresponding Sec
rotary OF tho New-YOrk County Medical Association,
said 81 have used paine's Celery Compound with
eeilest success. In OF Nervous PPostra-
tion with severe Facial Neuralgia and Insomnia its
enects were those OF tonic and sedatye. In
case Of Chronic Alcoholism following delIrium ,rcmenA
1t produced quiet, refreshing sleep and sbsence Of
an appetite fGr aSEhoc beverages In Nervous py
SGnd u very b?gcheia and consider 1t valuable
Nj John Pollock with Mesrs f. s. Janray Co., $50
CeTy Compound lie Eecommshds t In glowing II trs
of S S Of GS the 6eSSoas ys fRs Sy pf
The use OF Pslnes Cee,? Compound Ono q his neigh:
been aill9g or long time cured the infant entirely by
the use OF this same Reeat discover.
Mr. Rosenberg the well artist IS enthusl-
asc about this remedy which has done wonders for him
Senator NlliIJn VI. ENaTP whose restanrc IL
that Of the late Prot Pheps dscoyerr OF Panes
remedy since It's dcoyey has used it with great success
and knows OF many In which produced
most gratifying results.
Mr. Bolton, Of the Bolton Drug Co.. Brooklyn. who
thousand customers day had the
terrible Paresls, and believed Paincs Celery
Compound the great discovery for its relief
Two clear conclusions be drawn from the above
spoken and strong statements First that dis
orders and mental complications resulting II unchecked,
Puresls consumption OF the brain marve0usly
and second that grand discovery been
by Of the most scientific In America which will
certainly prevent and these terrible disorders taken
and faithfully used As such certainly
nends Itself all Intelligent readers and the popularity
which II has achieved proves It's great value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
Tile RROOKLYN nANDICAP.
PROBABLE STARTERS IN TIE BIG RACE MKT
WEDNESDAY,

American owners, rs a class. afraid OF
exposing the form Of their horses on the eve oil a
grcal raco that II s impossible 10 learn at thiN
time the precise condition Of the probable starters
for the Brooklyn Handicap next Wednesday. AOs"H'
rllmOrs concerning their work arc 80 Intimately
associated with fact that the digging out Of
Information that oan De- rnloi on IS a difficult and
hopeless task Enough however, Is known 10 warrant
the publication Of list Of probable starters, their
probable best work and their probable riders. Many
witches are held over the several candidates every
trno they appear Track for exercise, but ~ the
timing Of fast trials varies all tho way from on"
to tLrcc second, there j. lttio likelihood OF getting
II exactly right II the Dwycr7 tlmo on" OF ihrIr
horses a mile in 80 their opponents In the racing
business arc sure mako II ~ or better. The ab
surt efforts o. Jurclcr'N o~nrr, Ia shield him ffun
exposure cause mach laughter. win a great 'ho"
Of business they send him the Graycsrnd track for
4 warmth Cup gallop. Tho news sIr"ad, over the
course" Jucgiors goln % WORK. Trainers line lh'
track. watchcs In hand 10 catch the move. Jucgicr
suddenly departs for shccpshrGd Pay, where nobody,
his owners think VIII recognize him, aud IN an hour
Il Is known to all hOr,cdon that he has gone milo
In ~ with 100 d up.
Tho cXigrncies and accidents Of training may cRIsc
several changes IN the following list. which IS be
levod 10 he essentially correct A. II stands:
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia May lO-WashingtOn shut out Phlla-
dclpha this afternoon in game that Characterized
by light batting and sharp fielding. The score was:
TW4 a.S1sgP2aB .......,............. 20
Basehits-P Philadelphia 4. Washington o ErroTsrPhlla-
Unpire-Slr MeQaade.
Cleveland, May lo.-Thc home nine oubattcd the
Indianapolis team today, but the at,cr players
made their hits We'll together The score was
Hlp svssSRs ::.::.:.. J 9 9 ] ~
indianapolis Cleveland 10 ETeF ,esi
GU. @PiPS"Mf bnrnahi. ''N-'''
chicago. May lO-Chicago played IN good form to.
day, and defeated Pttsburg easily by this score
G E,t.sg,y :::::::::: SS-'S
H. FSg c and s G'TSE'f TmpS
Cincinnati May 1o.-Iro ClnclnDaus their
third straight victory from the Athletics ;oday' Ih'
was:
G G9Sisgs. -: 8 9 30 %
BaschltsC Cincinnati IS Athletic T. Es sD n.
pire-Mr tiOldsmiIh.
Louisville, May 1o-Tho Brooklyns onplayed tho
home team to-day, and won after an interesting game
by this score:
E Ess5;y!l5o .....,.. Q 9 & 20
VILE S' p nd6EIyn T. rtchSSstraon and hughes
KansaT CITY,, May 1o-BarImorc defeated Kansas
City by this score
RanSas City ..-......... n "a
u,..h,,sEapsas CITY 10 BaItifnorr g. Kansas
CIV z Baltimore lItchers-ConwaY and Foreman
unlplrc-Mr. Ferguson.
:, Inpts May 1O-st Louis bstied Baldwin's
curves NIL over the field today, aud defeated
Columbus by the following score:
t3a,,,I LSg.' .,............. 3 . Q 90
Baschits-St Louis ~, Columbus 4 Eror,-SL, i2ul-
K Columbus z Pilchors-Chsmbefiain ana b"u"'h
Umpire Mr. GsnDry
A, Observation-Disclosures g. Lowell l.
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TIE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR "a HOURS
wAsnrSGror. May lO.-s p m-FOr Northern New Eng.
land light rains. stationary temperature.
For New England threatening weather and
der storms. cooler.
For Eastern York Eastern Pennsyyanla NewJersey
Delaware local rains and thunder storms stationary
prrature except cooler In Now. York
For Maryland light showers warmer during the day.
saturday might
Fur Tennessee and Kentucky. continued and fair
weather followed by cooler and local rains during Saturday
night Sunday.
For Western New York and Western Pennsylvania light
rain. aud local thunder storms nearly stationary empera
ture,
For Ohio cooler threatening weather and light rains with
thunder storms.
and Illinois local rains preceded in tho
ern portion by fair cooler weather
Tor Upper Michigan and Wisconsin. fair slightly warmer
For Minnesota and Dakota, fair slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
SELECTED BY THE PRESIDENT
GOVERNMENT MARsHALS AND , ATTORNEYS

GOVERNMENT MARsHALS AND ATTORNEYS
CHosEN-oTuER APPOINTMENTS.
Washington, May lO.-Thc President made the fol.
lowing appointments to-day:
George D. Reynolds OF Missouri to DO United States
Attorney for the Eastern District Of Missouri.
Ebert E. Kimball OF Missouri to be United States
Attorney for the Western District OF Missouri.
Richard Il. Farr, Of Virginia, to be United states
Marshal for the Eastern District OF Virginia
Joseph 2. Wilson, Of Idaho Territory, to be United
States Marshal for the Territory Of Idaho
To DO Collectors Of Internal Revenue;
levi S. wilcox for the With District Of Illinois.
Samuel d. warncsste for the XXIIId District OF
Pennsylvania,
James NJ Townsend, OF Richmond, Ind, 10 DO Re
corder of the General Land oflco.
Lars X. AaRer, Of Minnesota, TO be Receiver Of
Public Moneys at CroOkstOn, MINI.
James A. Spradlng, OF New. Mexico, to be Receiver
of Public Moneys at Santa Fe, n. NJ
Robert S. Robertson OF Indiana, to be member
OF the Board OF Registration and Election IN the
Territory Of Utah.
John B. Cathn, OF Montana to be agent for the
Indians of the Blackfeet Agency in Montana.
G. d. Reynolds is ex.Unon soldier and was State
Prosecuting Attorney for his county for several years
lawyer.
f. f Klmban was the Republican candidate for
Governor at the last November election and received
the largest vote ever cast for Republican IN that
state. lie lives al Nevada.
X. r. Farr lives at Fairfax Court House. lie has
served several IN General Assembly and at one
time State superintendent Of Public Instruction.
being a successful farmer and stock raiser, and now
lives in Boise CITY,
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roURrHcLAss posrMAsrERs APPOINTED.
Washington, May 1O.-Fourh class postmaster
were to-day appointed as follows:

Washington, May IO.-Fomrh-clasS postmastcrS
were to-day appointed follows:
COnnectcut-G. A. Dickinson. Hadiam.
SewJersey-Albert Middleton. HanespOri; y.
HazeB, JOhnsonsburR.
New-YOrk-Jcuy Hall, Avoca: Henry J. Kicker.
Black Creek; Frank Hedges, bradford; william +.
Elliott, Centreville; c. W Carpenter. ChittenanEo sta
ton; William ID. wanIer Chul'ondslc D. X. John
son, Clerkvlle; +. Wheeler, Ellington I Z. Barton
Gardener George Garock Grant; y s. Kelly, Gray :;
Edger Enenderf. Highland; selma l. Green. indie
Jcndence Louis Flukeger, KerhonksOn: 4. Z. Allen,
MRrvlle L. X. Ford. ut Upton " tnam Lane. New
Hudson b. NJ. Gcre. Nllci &. II. Merriman, Otkdale
Station; O. T. Conlno, Pfattsburg John T. Dawson.
Rockville Centre Alexander LOngycar Woodstock
Pcnnsylvania-rerry sweet, Afford J. II. Worthing-
ton, Carversville; A. Hank Evans, Cassve J. W.
Prowby, Centre Bridge: j. c. Cornell, ChurchcvilIe
N E. stahl, Corning; Lewis hester, Fast Hickory {;
G. T. Acker, East Texas Mary l. Wright, Emile {;
8. r. ,BCltz, Hanln S. }. EnEle. Jackson;
Bullock, Relton W. c. Evans kintnorsvtic: c. H.
Jennings Lopez; IL III. Reber, LOrah: John Broom.
Lower Merton: W. s. Lllley, MarshatOn l. 7. Shirk.
MOrgAntown; Milton Myers, MyeTstOwn, J. H.
Richards, Neshannock; William L. Palmer. Potts
Grove; @. Is. GrswOld Powell J. q. Grimes. Rcd
Land John d. MatZ, Rock J. VI. Gamble, Shire Oaks :
II. G.. Bresser, Sinking spring; Perry DOnley. stand
ing Stone; r. T. Woods, Transfer; }. X. Beaver
Trappe Elwood Burton. FULLY A. !. Gottshal
Tulpehock: I. d. Morehead yolant; G. NJ KIlmcr
West Leesport; Il. G. King. West MhdleSeN: George
Holdren, whitehall; s. b. Willard, Yariley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
MCLAUGHLIN IlEINSTATEDJ
THE JocoEY CLUB ExoNzRATEs HIM FROM A

BLAME.
Nashville Team, May lO.-Arcr the first race nj
West Side Park today General W. II. Jackson, On1
OF tho Judge, announced tho final decision IN the
matter OF the McLaugh!n-Tcrra Gotta episode yes
tcriay lie stated that the action OF the judges In
declaring all bets of and ruling Mclaughlin and
Terra Gotta OIL the track was IN, only course open
for them iu view Of the fact that Terra Gotta was
pulled when IL apparent THAI he
could have won. But upon moro extended
investigation, It was found that Terra Gotta was
pullsd uudcr instructions from the proprictors of
the stable Ia allow Santalcne Terra COttas stable
mate, TO win II he could In accordance with racing
rules and customs, and this coupled with tho previous
good character honesty aud nnImpcachablo Integrity
Of Jockey Mclaughlin, and the further evidence that
there was 10 intention OF fraud on tho part Of Nc
IAughIln led the Judges TO declare Mclaughlin and
Terra Gotta rrinstaivd and ia cXonrrao this prupre
tors OF the Chicago stable from all blame General
Jackson,s illusions TO tho high character Of Nc
IauVhlin brought ont shouts Of approval from tho
crowd santsenc was given second place money
and Terra Gotta third - -, a. ,,..,- -.
for leaving the city without paying bets made In his
bools has returned and straghtoned up tho matter
and been rCinstatcd.
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Detachment of Artillery has been placed on the retired
fist - - 'ON
THE MECHANISM OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THE REV. DIR. EDWARD EVERETT HALE sUG-
GEsTs SOME IMPROVEMENTS.

GESTS SOME IMPROVEMENTS.
The arst annual meeting of tho Public Education
Society was held at the Berkeley Lyceum in West
Forty fourth-st, last night. Professor J. S. New.
berry, president Of the society introduced speaker
OF the evening, the Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Hale
DR.. Hale began with the announcement that his re
marks did not apply TO the public schools OF New.
York. He said that too much attention was devoted
nowadays to arranging the percentage that students
examination paper should show at tho end OF the
term, and too little heed given 10 the individual
aptitude Of the pupil. As Jules Simon had wen OK
pressed 1t, "When was : young man used TO pre-
pare men for life; now prepare them for examlna-
tons"
The present school system, he thought, had bred
dangerous practice, the practice % studying after
school hours But under this system It was neccs-
Sary to study in the evenings in order to have the
lessons ready In the morning. The schools simply
took up too much OF the time of the pupils Sweden
he thought one hundred years ahead Of America
In teaching manual training. And that training
exactly what every young man woman ought 10
have in early life Perhaps the necessity for obtain
Ing It outside Of American schools explained the fact
that so many children leave school the early age
Of thirteen years Americans could with advantage
return to the methods Of their fathers In teaching
child more things at home, and the child would have
less 10 learn at school
Girls study much nowadays he said, that they
never made up bed at home; yet they attended
kindergarten schools who're they practsed on toy beds
This was all wrong. The child should be Instructed
IN the work Of tho home in tho home, and schools
should teach children, not a mass OF knowledge, but
the method Of acquiring that knowledge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11

oNeiiPs nveyesrold chestnut horse The Rejected.
third There were sixteen starters
The betting before the star was 70 70 each ana,nst
Amphion and screech Owl, 10 to against The Rejected
70 against GOdseeker. II 70 each against True Blue
IL and Orbit to against Loye.ln- Idleness Ii TO
against Sulion, IL TO against Marley. 25 10 against
william the Silent 80 TO each against Link Boy and
Theophlus. and GO to each against Lisbon Reve DOR
Arundel and Powder Puff.
Amphion ridden by Bradbury, sos>sch Owl by
Peae, and The Rejected by Rickiby Sereech Owl led
tho Hed 70 the distance post where Amphon got the inside
track and challenged him. Scaech Owl could not stand
the pace ard became distressed At the furong he
swervcd and Amphon passed him and won the race by
three lengths, with the distance between screech
Owl and The Rejected.
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General oldcr-Yavy Department.


Hereafter. when practicable pay directors and pay IN
spcctors shall be assigned DUTY IN charge Of oil Navy
pay Offices and general storkcepeTs ct the following
named Navy Yards: Portsmouth, Boston. New York.
League Island. Washington Norfolk, Mare Island and al
the Naval Academy. In addition these duties pay In
spectors shall In accordance with General Order No @2s
dated August l. 1877 b. assigned 70 duty fleet pay.
masters. feet paymaster shall BE- allowed 70 each flag.
ship
Paymasters when practicable. shall be assigned to duty
at IN t1owing named Navy Yards and stations Boston
New-York League Island, Naval Home Washington
Norfolk Mare Island Naval Academy and a. com
mssary at the Naval Academy 20 the Coast Survey once
70 receiving ships and TO vessels Of the second rate
when not commissioned nagships.
Passed assistant and assistant paymasters, when pfac
teabe shall assigned vessels Of the third and fourth
rates to duty the followngnamed places: New
London Newport Key West, Pensacola Yokohoma OSpan
20 the steamer Michigan ships 20 Coast Survey
vessels to training hipsto Fish Commission vessels and a.
assistants 70 pay officers Of the higher grades when needed
Oncers OF lower rank present holding positions In
conflict with general order will be relieved as early
40 practicable by those Of the required rank
i. +. TRACY.
Secretary OF the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
ENTRIES FOR LOUISVILLE TO-DAY

LoulsNilIe, Ky. May 0.lutrcs and pooling for to.
morgIw's follows.
ElEst racc-Half mile SrllinR. tWoycar.oliS The
Moor. 100 ego silence. TO- so. Llttio Rabbit los
els; L. H. ". 4l2 Fast Time ~. SI2; Grace Eli o.
80; American Dutrbcss. l0j, 60 lilo. %. 90 susie L.,
-. CO. Kala Waa. o. 80: judge Morrow 100. - Fan
Mo W, TO-, gj.
Second rlce-ThTro quar,"-s Of mile. Hauiicap Val.
liable. ia. $50 laura DaNi'ou, 100 ESQ MarchuIa.
iI@ sl9, Benedict. ~ SlT Irish Dan. los, - Annie
Durg' 100. QuuiaEV Belle. liz. a. Gertrude. 100.
80 SIla W. IA IS.
Third rae Fy"c ,h;hs u mile Hurst Bourne Stakes
Twoyuaaods. Frunro. 10 $40, ny Away, 10. s7j
sairy Queen, lI5 sGj. Charlotte Cushman, no $50
EnrIsh Lady 40. sIl, Lady All. 10. $50, Mary Mai
10y 10 $50: Mile Williams. ll5. 800. Dilemma no
40: Adele NJ. 10. Sl7 Lucc b.. 115 sl6i Bay Hoo
no Fl5, Trinity 10 El2, Mis- Belle l5, Gl2 Daley
f. ll5 eli. Princess Glenn, llO. ~.
Fourth -scycn-righths Of mic. Twoycarold'
Annie blackburn. los. so; Nay Laps l05, 800 Bertha
luj SI5. The Dude. III. Slp: Josie NJ. los. as Bon
Maid, IC5. -, Ben b.. 10. Il CopperacLd. ITO. SL
IIfth facc-Did not MI.
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frsal Notices.
CpECIAJ MOTT
orS of CALVIN p.

SPECIAL NOTICE to creditors of CALVIN p.
AUESISS IN TIE ooPs q s STATE of New
Notice is hereby given upon the petition and consent Of
AL the next OF kin Of CALVIN p AUSTIN, late Of Salem,
Washington Co., y. y. deceased; pursuant the
visions Section 1867 Code OF Civil Procedure.
oil creditors Oi said deceased present their claims
against said deceased to the Surrogate Of the County OF
Washington, n. Y at his Office the village Of Salem
In said county on or before the ih day OF June, 1889
Ia testimony whereof We have caused the Seal Of
ofice OF our said SurrOgste's Court TO DO
hereuntO affixed.
IL. s. Wines HENRY D. w. c. HILL. Sur
rogae Of our said County, at the Surrogate's
ofCc, In the village Of Salem. Washington
Co.. N. Y. on the "a day OF May, A. D. 1889
H. ID. w. c. HILL. surrogate
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Earned runs-Boston 3, New.York 8. Two.GaSe hit
Gore Threebasc hits-GorG d. Iichasdson Whtmmcy,
Brown. Johnston. Kelly. Broulhers II. Richardson. Ray
errors-Boston /, Ncw.York @ lit by pitched ball
Brouihers Struck out-Joknson Kelly; oum, Tletn2n
Whitney, Kccfe. Passed bals-kwing !. wild pitch
Camel. Time-2 hours Tmprrs-Curry and Fcssencsn.
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philadelphia, May 10 tsperilD.-Th" gan" t'tTe'n
biph and tho University Of PrnnsyvoIla to-day vas an
Interesting one Graves the University pitcher hal
soro finger which prevented perfect control Of the oa
and IA tho Inning gave four bases On balls which
proycd costly When the stcoi - In favor
a, Ichlgh wind storm came along ana interrupted the
game to the d,s-us. Of the hon" team. AtirF h"
storm Pennsylvanil muchu"cde5 bfac" AMI scored
thrce runs uelnc the score lan and darkness L-a''
10 necessary " call the game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11

Commander. aged 112 QIustOnl. Battng-Iaco to s.
Al. Reed IL. Rome t. Iceberg L. and Commander 80
Iago finished FIRST by lengths. Al Reed second Time
Il II. Mutvals paid 80 so
Solder Anderson. the Jockey. ougha at Plmco With
colorcd youth. Goincs Cook. The latter drew knife
but the Spider" bt him with the loaded handle Of
whip cutting his head. Andersen was taken before q
magistrate but Cook refused prosecute aud the
Vas dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11

WILL BRICB OR M'PHERsON DE CHAIRMAN ?
Washington, May 1O-A special meeting Of the
National Democrats Committee has been called for
Wednesday June -. at the Fifth Avenue Hoteli New
York for the purpose OF electng chairman Of the
committee and also to take appropriate action on the
death of the late Chairman W. II. Barnum.
while a strong effort will be made by the protection
wing OF the Democracy elect either Senator German
or Senator Mcpherson To succeed Mr. Bamum, there t.
a general feeling that Calvin s. Bricc, the present
head OF the Executive Committee, VIII get tho place.
lie wants and despite all his amusing Glunders IN the
late campaign OF intellect there Is willingness
the part Of apparent majority OF the committee
to give him another trial. One fact in his favor
Is tho way he has borne tho financial
losses Incurred in tho IL Is
said by those In position 10 know that he personally
contributed Ss1j0OOO in cash. yet he has never
complained about Il. lie has paid the bills a. they
presented and has cleared up a large Indebted.
less against the committee that he not really
res pon,ibo for, rather than have public clamor
Mr. BHce is in sympathy with his party on the tariff
question. He stands with Cleveland against the prn-
rlpc OF protection. Mr.. German says ne would not
take Mr.. Pamum'S place. So the fight, II there is
ono. viii be between Senator Mcpherson and Mr.
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ARMY INrELL,r0EgOE,

washington, May I0,-Leave OF absence for SIX
noahs on account Of disability has been granted First
Lieutenant r. A. Smith, 18th Infantry, and the leave
granted Colonel L. l. Livingston, ID ARTILLERY. has
peen extended one month InspeetorGeperal H. w.
Lswn'n has been ordered on temporary duty TO Fort
pisfk Texas. Private Michael eastman. u. s. ID A.
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II. +. TRACY,
Secretary OF the Navy

JOHN JARRETT FOR THE SHEFFIELD CONSULATE
Washington, May 10 (SpeciaD.-It is stated tonight
upon what is considered good authority that John Jar
rc OF Pttsburg las been selected for appointment as
Consul at Sheffield 10 succeed Benjamin Folsom
Cousin Benz The Office is worth from $4,000 to
100000 ncr Annum.