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MINERNY HANGED HIMSELF.
AIweiI aAd Dubsky Used Pistols. sad Were
Less Successful.

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Mrs. Mclnerny, the wife Of Michael Nc
lnernN house laborer. who lived ON the top
foor OF the tenement 'at 1877 East Seventh
street. went out to get some things for supper
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. She left her
husband. who was III with asthma, at home
with his three-year-old girl. When Mrs. Nc
1nerny got back at o'clock she called
her husband from the kitchen In the rear
OF their apartments. She got no answer. and
walked through 10 tho psrlcr. There was
shadow swinging in the doorway McInerney
was hanging BY piece OF clothesllns fastened
is:i Hi 's sia.:s:{P 81. P:z's Psi
Gohn Hs nkSnS And X sSd esE
Nc; Me;ln,srnsy 2, down. He was dead. He had tesn
iIinss. % w0rE G lor molethan year because OF BIZ
WI sssd Sr S a u..r
Adolph Dubsky. a Bohsmian. SIS years old.
sh1s HIiS hiamss{ as in the right temple yesterday
i;2ss Washineion aSsnns. Dur Sky Is : psintsr
s soss snd rSsIP rESHsP' sx.nn. s. Eohs Eoans
Hiinser i6-year:oid boy. Who worEs
iSr him. returned from dinner 1t
kss sS5po%1 81 %S. Ths dof5 pnxss wss
forced Sed bic way into tho store. and in a iittlc
Ss PACK room found bis employer lying on his
nan % bssds 1 sahi 6im o, .nd fa biood Mss SnS
trickling from the wound.
tDubsEy was onscions and said hs had shot
think his business wos poor. and that crediiors
Ms.e . pressing him. He was taken 10 the Har.
''% amSs mSsrita, s Ms E,ll E,l rroDahly die. ~, s
MsssIn"s, sssIs"wsS, i IN the pIisonsrs department Of
romW pSmevse hospital charged with attempting to
IS: ssss .sa Gs
sno eA!ly yesterday morning fired bullet into
s1s rtghs .sHple. ,Hs, ,waI q bookkeepsr 10 the
A. ~ Fourteenth street. He has wife Ind .
cniid six years old. It ID thought hs will die.
The sun., 1891-03-04

Conservative tns1ority. Oh.
KINGSTON. March a.Thess Is quiet In pSolits pSnls
liza 'i5 are hard ct work. Sir John Macdonald fs
s sSIs 10 work. but does not leave his quarters.
doctor advises him this cold, weather TO re-
main inuocrs, for exposure Will only aRRrsvste
u lie liberal prospects continue to improve.
ssSisye. s.S II not crushing defeat OF the, Gov
s. Is .uss! JOHN
id 70 continue in power: The Spirs 2; q say: S,s
0;s psqy sine. Hns 'n q. 'Sn as
Solution Of Parliament show that they
anepat. s%as isshsr Than An In
tsss:'s tssi: viii sSost certainly 10 .nothsr s.rasss
in the near future when the forces now op
posed to the government will 6e yerY much
Icosars ssld ss.telday that S 81 yShn \. va!
ss d tss.pson ss 'taFY # British and she
aSd'RwSsto sSa have ousbss by iii.ssnss eats.
. III IL. . libel on the Church shat she has
placed her influence on tho side OF wrong as
ssns !e6 How insane s,Il ths people az n.o %
Three Rivers. and that Ia ior personal reasons"
"Wilfunrestricted reciprocity bring annsxa-
"Fsr. r.ths life Of me. ], can't see how. III
thought unrestricted reciprocity would lead TO
anns!.tion, would not hesitate to de-
MoSfsHA1. March S-General Manager Ser
eesnt d the Grand Trunk Railway Co. to-dsy
II was my personal intention to express no
r. :Sss s o. ss St .a
thority-of. the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany has been so unfavorably criticized in the
% implicated 10 The supposed views which it
expresses. that 1t becomes necessary In tho in.
terests 81 ths company to sta,s ne character .sr
The Grand Trunk has; under the laws Of
si The IaWsy m
a.! e .s:s ssssuss tnlssd
s1s .sos # tho Gn.d ss..s
,nstoR u soantsssct!on UT r. Of the Efforts Witch
oDeratio1s Of aud 70 shsckIe the company. ir:
rsspective OF the common intsrssts Of
ss zS =. ss% hs &. 0s aassd
Tsn9s has S ssa as
IL sis!e: J:piIs X ;a 4 ps5%Isssd q ;si "a oy
purposs. D. vs and ns.uIs our sysiem In II largely %
nssTcSsnss q tro ior sstisiscsors results
Having regard TO all these facts. I wish 1t
to be clearly. und derstood that II any interprs-
expressive Of opinions contrary to the inter-
ssts Of the Upltsd States the Grand Trunk
has no, svmpathy whatever with such Opin-
this company and the bread and cheese OF It's
smpoyees are largely depsndsnt upon the sx-
iSience Of the most cordial understanding be-
tween the Governments OF the two countries
Our recent completion Of the st. Clair tunnel
shows our desire 10 maintain existing friendly
relationRn
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Pr..,se.t Foulk,. Ia..ssr..,o. Fe.tpo..A

swARrHMoRE. Pa. March 9.-The insugura-
tion Of the Hon. William Dudley Foulke as
President Of swarthmore College, which was to
have taken place on March 10. has been inden-
nisly postponed. Extensive preparations had
Swsrthmore to study tho details Of lis WorE.
He was summoned to his former homo at Rich.
mond Ind. BY ,thS death Of Mrs. Fou!ke's
victims Of the railroAd wreck last week g
Hagerytown. Ind. Mr.. Reeves was the exocu.
will take Mr.. Foulke's attention % entirely thss
he will probably bo unable to begin his duties
at Swarthmoro for several months.
The sun., 1891-03-04
Th. West Sid. Repub,,c..s Eieets

The west Sias He ePublicsns Elected Chief
Gen. James r. OBeIrne. the Assistant Com
missioner Of immigration. WAS elected = msm-
Lsr OF tho West Side Republican Club last
night There was considerable gossip concern
ing report that he would not be elected.
fact that DO has lived In the district for soms-
Thing like, twenty-five yenis and had never
himself as Republican or join the club until
alter he received his Federal appointment;
His name went went through: hows.sr without
Charles n. Taintor President, ard listened to
lecture from the Rev DR.. James N. King on
American Institutions"
The sun., 1891-03-04
An interrupted Game OF Poker.

Police Sergeant Richards OF the Headquar.
tsrs staff made raid last night on poker
room at 221 Beecksr street and captured lot
of poker chips. cards, and tables and Two pris.
oneHs. The gambling room was known as tho
Amerlcus Club. It WAS Q email room In the
ll1ildine where John Maillie's oyster house 10.
Headquarters. They said thoir names and
addresses were John Ebbetts. SO years old. of
G9 West TMenty-sixth street, and GenrRe
Thompson, 81 years old. OF 1872 Bleecker street.
vhey WIN be tak0n to court to-day.
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THE FLAG AT HALF MAST
Consternation Produced By Slight Acct.
dent vt Buckingham Palace.

deat vt BuckinShaA Palaoe.
LONDON. March 3.-The arrival OF the Queen
in London to-day WAS marked by all OF the OBJ
ssrvsnces usual upon the occasion, but the
happy effect Other Msjesty's popular reception
was msrrsd by curious incident. The square
in front OF Buckingham Palace was densely
racLsd with people whom the Queen entered
the royal residence. Shortly afterward the
royal standard was raised. astis CUSTOMARY
but the flag stopped ut bniflmast.
Its position was Immediately noticed by the
crowd. and the greatest CONSERVATION pre-
vailed; The report that soms one of the royal
Tie excitemont grew Intense. Tho crowd
finally becnme 50 aroused that n rush WAS
NJ made for the palace to ascertain the truth
Tho gates were stormed. and the wondering
officials, Of tho palace were piled With un,s-
tlon OF the dag, and at one. began an inquiry
1t turned out that the halliards had become
entangled, preventing the complete raising OF
tho flag. and u was necessary to have a man
climb the stan to straighfen things out When
the truth WAS learned the crowd gave express
sion OF their relief In laughter and cheers.
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brooklyn Republicans Elect . Chairman
without . How.

hugo Hirsh was last night elected Chairman
.. Inc Executive Committee Of the Republican
"eneraiICommittes Of Kings county. He had
no competitor for tho ONCE. which is consid-
ered The most important in the Organization.
ana received tho unanimous vote OF all the
GSSpmim,ttssmen Spiss IT present. The result was sur
mise 10 tie rank and file OF tho party. as
lively contest itpr the Chairmauship had been
khnIicinaied Mr.. Iiirsh Is a. lawyer. and has
.se. ossn Eery active in Republican ro!tics for
Eady pEady invsled his psiiiwici = year year ago he had
oGeh ~ shs receRnised leader, In the Third ward.
sss S:sD Rspa Sho C.. = bs..
10 BROOKLYN, Mr.. Hirsh 10 u leading Hebrew.
npd m n Rass Tesspt slunbbes between the Woodrpf
Huirsh u was an nncompromisinR Baldwin man.
t H,s uncontssted election 10 ths Executive
I2mimatsa Id inn'a,tnsa ,Chnrmsnship indicates shat the
sleclad sl,saadysil e. 81 the Twenty-sscond ward was
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aLAsH1No PEOPLE IN A CAR
a Grassy Irishman Badly Wounds Five ol
HIS Fellow Passengers.

DUBLIN. March Sat noon to-day while the
Dublin mail train was caring Castlerea pas
senRer named Gsvan suddenly drew knife
and commenced slashinR and hacking at those
about him. at the Isame time yelling at the top
Of his voice. The car was full OF passengers.
rnd all were thrown into panic by tho fero-
oious onslaught Of the man. Gavau badly
wounded Ave OF his fellow passengers. and
only desi.ted from his bloody work when both
weapon was rendered harmless. He then
jumped from the train while It was going at
ran to . wood near BY and hid himself The
wounded passengers wore taken 20 the railroad
station aud several physicia1s who had been
police were notified OF the matter spd after
securing the woods they succeeded In capturing
Gsyan. Ho IL undoubtedly insane.
The sun., 1891-03-04
The Backbone ..a the Marrow OF B.ttl

The Backbone s.a the Narrow OF Battle.
BERLIN. March 3.-The Emperor yesterday
was present at Isnch with the Officers OF the
Artillery OF the Guard. In reply to . toast tho
Eupsror said tbatin view OF tho improvements
recently made In field and siege gums and the
experience OF the last war the artillery must
be ieRarded as the backbone sndthe marrow
OF battle"
tirely restored 10 tho Emperors favor, was
present ct the lunch.
The sun., 1891-03-04
Ne Divorce for Al.a Stanley;

LONDON. March s.-Ths application OF Alma
Stanley. the actress. for divorce has been dis
allowed. She brought . suit last year on the
ground Of adultery on tho part OF her husband.
The plaintiff obtained decree nsi In July.
To-day her counsel applied Tor absolute
divorce. The Queens Proctor interfered, and
sdduced evidence that the petitioner had been
guilty OF adultery hsI self since THO decree nisi
had been pronounced. The court accordingly
refused to grant thu application.
The sun., 1891-03-04
Fighting the sch..r Excise B,,,.

In tho public hearing Of the schsf Excise
bill before the Committee on Citiss on Thurs
day next. the Church Temperance Society will
Re ,repressnted by DR.. Andrew H. Smith and
Robert Graham.
". II. Arnoux. at the request OF the Executive
Computes ot the Church Temperance Society;
tbs Excise Rsform Assc o,aton. d has S drafted sa
bill suspending the issue OF new llnuor
licenses Ia tho cities and towns Of New York
maximum limit OF to 500 Of the population.
The sun., 1891-03-04
Mrs. Id. Fields Kllls Herself:

Mrs. Ida Fields OF Newark. whose husband
deserted her five years ago. died In the German
Hospital in that city at o'clock yesterday
took on the previous night At So Jones street
after quarrel with her lover. She was ~
years old. Her companions name Is not
known.
The sun., 1891-03-04
Buslness Troubles.


three moro attachments against the freeman
Manufacturing Company OF North Adams.
Mass. whose New York office Is at 361 Broad
way. aeRreRating $S1 .914. as follows: National
Broadway Bank, $25.275: Francis A. Palmer.
$4,000: William Pickhardt x KutrofY, $Sl,639.
They were all granted by Judge Beach Of the
Supreme Court on the ground that tho COM
pany ts a foreign corporation.
Judge Beach cf the Supreme Court has
granted attachments against the StafYordville
Comm Woollen Company for S.l629 In favor OF
William Maonaughton's Sons. for goods sold.
and against the Transatlantic Indemnity and
Baggage Checking Company for 90, ,6S3 In favor
OF II. A. De Raiues. for services as general
manager and for money loaned.
The effects OF Jacob Schelansky. manuSac.
turer Of unware at 1872 South street. were sold
out Oy deputy sheriff yesterday under an exc.
cution for 81 s2S @ IN favor OF Jacob Finkelstons.
Deputy Sheriff Tracy has taken charge Of tho
two stores OF the New York Down and Speeia-
~ Company. at 1853 Broadway and 343 Fifth
avenue. unjer three executions aRgreRating
S701. The company was Incorporated Aug II.
1890. with an ,,anthoriZed capital stock Of
f25Goo: AlonEoF S Kent being The President.
amounts OF the judgments. but that there Is .
disagreement between the officers.
Titus Is. Truesdell. manufacturer OF pickles
at 948 Washington street and at Cold Spring.
n. y. has made an asstenment to Elisha n.
Judge Ehrlich OF the City Court has -ap.
pointed Linus A. Gould receiver for the Rov.
ballard 3. Dunn. on the application Of Matthew
Low. u judgment creditor. His chief asset Ia
patents for what be called the Caloric King"
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Fire st sheepshead Bay:

CoNEY ISLAND. March s.-Sheepshead Bay.
near here. 10 brilliantly illuminated tonight
BY nrs. and II 10 said the old Catholic church
there 10 burning There is no commun icati lou
By wire between this place and Sheepshs ad Bay
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A PRESSURE GAUGE.
A gauge REGISTERS the pres

A RauKs rsxistsra the pres
sure. An engine requiring
pressure Of leo will not work
At pressure OF 90 30 with
the human body and the
nerves. Wei live. move, work.
BY nerve force. when the
nerve force ana power are
at full pressure we enjoy
good health, When this life
force 10 At low sbb. when BY
o overwork, strain. dissipation.
-
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The Political Crisis .. Norway.

trothed 10 Princess Louise nf echleswig- Hell
stein in tho castle at Bueck ehnrg Yesterday.
with difficulty In bis efforts 70 form q Cabnet,
owing to dissensions among the moderate Rad
icRls and fractions OF tho Lett.
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ChiIlan Troops Rebel.

LONDON. March ga despatch from Chill. by
way Of Buenos Ayres. to-day. SAYS that three
battalious of infantry and the entire Fourth
Regiment. al! forming part OF the Chilian Gov:
Of Pisaeua, have shot their officers and do
clared themselves In favor OF the rev olutionistA.
The sun., 1891-03-04

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety with which
under All conditions mske 1t their fsyorits remtdy Il
pleasing 10 the eye aud 10 the taste Esntis Of
<a1
The sun., 1891-03-04
Cllticllra ResOlyent

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and best OF Humor Remedies. internally Ito
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the hnirl. speedily permanently. and economi.
ecalp. and blood. with loss OF hair, whether
itching. hurni inR. scnly. pimply. scroiulous. OF
hereditary. when all other remedies fall
Sold eyerywhere., Price. CUTICURA. Bons
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COR
PORATION, Boston.
~ Send for How to Cure Skin Dissasss,s
GA pages. so illustrations. aud 100 testimo oniais.
DIV PIES biaek.hsada red, rough. ehapped aud oily
Ish skin cured by CUTlCuRA SOAR.
- PAINS AND WEAKNESS
OF females inst tsntly relieved by that nsv
elegant md tnfail,be Antidots IN Pain II.
hamm alton. and WeAkness, the Cutlcuro
Antl.pnln Plaster. The 1rst aud only
insta ntaneou pain. killing plaster.
The sun., 1891-03-04
Mrs. KATE BEARD. Orange Valley, N. J.


My nose was Of q most prom ounced crimson
hue. tho result OF inherited sCrofula. I suf.
enough remedies to stock a drug store Without
deriving the, slightest benefit. I tried the
Ing results followed their use. am ali right
now. and ! cannot fnd eneomiums enough .
and grandest gifts given by science to man.
Please accept the most sincere and grateful
thanks OF one who has suffered.
c. STEVENS O'MAHONEY,
East 67th st. New York, N. Y,
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BADECzEMAONLI LIMB
From Knee to Foot Mass Of Running
So Sores. Cured by Cuticura Rem.
edies. Total Cost @1.7S.

L have been aiTlictcd with .sorc limb which
the doctors called eczema. My limt from the
sores. The doctors bnndaRed II every day for
q week, md every, time the bnndage was re-
bocs eTsS s'a WSud SnS & a.
cURA HEsOLyEMT:,, ono box. ,CUTrCURA.
and one cake CUTICUKA SOAP. and they
affiicted to use II, and it cured hsr also. !
gratefully, acknowledge thatit was GU TICURA
Mrs. RIVE BEARD oranra Yallsx. MI
The sun., 1891-03-04

.Msmplieiy and economy rule the new s,yssin yurn
Is ~ ss Geo G. Flint Goa West isth st. near vih Az
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-30
Orthodox Hard to Find.

A Scotch elder, who did not believe
that his own minister held strictly
orthodox views, wished to have his
babe baptized, but would not risk its
spiritual welfare by having him per-
form the rite in any heterodox manner.
So he walked to another town only to
find the minister he sought was away
fishing. The next one he was directed
to had gone hunting. Filled with in
dignation he said to his companion:
"We'el gang to Master Erskine
That cody man will no be fishing or
hunting"
So he found the house, but as he ap-
preached it he heard the sound of
music. When the servant lassie opened
the door he remarked to her:
I'VE have company the night. hear
the fiddle going"
ma, ma" she answered, blushing,
robin could ma play like you, but the
minister aye fiddles bit afore he goes
to bed"
The good man went away without
making his errand known. No minis
ter who played the fiddle could baptize
his BARN, so he went back to his own.
who neither fished, hunted nor PLAYED
forbidden music, and let him name the
child. Free Press.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-30
Probate Order.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
CnITNnv on CuUa A ccnH

COUNTY OF SHIAWASSEE, o.
AT session OF the probate court for the
county OF Shiawassee holden at the probate Of
flee, in the city OF Corunna, on Saturday the 10th
day OF January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-one.
Present Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Helen M.
Hoyt Stewart w. Hoyt, and William M. Hoyt,
Minors.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
of George II. Hoyt as guardian of said minors
praying for licence to sell the real estate Of said
minors as in said petition.
Thereuponit is ordered, that Monday, the 9th
day Of February next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon be assigned for the hearing OF said petition
and that the heirs at law of said minors and all
other persons interested in said estate are re-
qured to appear at q session Of said Court, then
to be holden at the Probate ONCE, in the city OF
Corunna and show cause, II any there be, why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be grant
ed And 1t is further ordered. that said petitioner
give notice Of the tendency Of said petition, and
the hearing thereof by causing copy Of this
order to be published in THE TINES q newspaper
published in said county of Shiawassee, three
successive weeks previous to said day of hearing.
"a true copy.( MATHEW BUS
Judge of Probate.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-30
DIR. Andrew Williams Flowers, forme

DIR. Andrew Williams Flowers. former
lv of Owosso. died al his h''me in Anna,
Saturday morning. Jan. "a. 1891. His
venerable wife surviving him, is in feeble
heath. R,l,glous services, conducted
by Rev. ID. w Sharis, were held at The
family residence, Monday afternoon, the
coIl-ge ch"ir furnishing music. Tuesday.
in care of J.hn 4. Peters. the rem aims
were conveyed to Detroit, where, that
aft-r,nn,n. ,hey were i""inera'ed in he
crena,orium in that 81 y. This is the first
Case oil cremation in th's art OF the s'a'e.
Parties wishing help, male or female,
leave orders at Intelligence office 200, W..
Exchange st.
A. w. Prindle & Co. have just received
two car loads of second hand furniture, con-
sisting of furniture, bedding, dressers, bed
room sets, chairs, pillows, mattresses, etc.
First door west Of Duff's.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-30

Many negro families in Alabama are
moving to Oklahoma.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-30
owosso Produce Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Guardian Sale.

In the matter OF the estate of Minnie Maud
Morse, minor. Notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF a license to me granted by the Probate
Court In ana for the County OF Shawassee, in
airy A. ID. 1891, will sell at public Auction or
vendue, to the highest bidder, at the front door
OF the Court House in the City Of Corunna. in
on the % day of March, A. D., 1891, at ten o clock
In the forenoon of that day, subject to all in
cumbrance by mortgage, right of dover and
all the following described real estate, to-wit:
The southwest quarter (A) OF the southwest
quarter ca OF Section twentyone (2l) Town
five 90 north range four az east County of
Shia wassee and State of Michigan
MATTE MORSE, Guardian
Da ted Corunna- Jan. 18th, A. ID. 1891.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-30
First Sol for the Fair Lifted.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-Several thousand
people collected on the lake front yester.
day, many Of them men out of work look.
ing for job, to see ground broken for the
Worlds fair. The building to be erected
is one for the Use of the construction bu-
reau, and Edmunds g. Hay are the con.
tractors. When the contractors announced
that only ten men were needed at this
time there was growl of disappointment.
The work cf stalking Off the ground was
proceeded with, and few spadesful OF
earth thrown out.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-30
THE CoMMANDER-lN-cHIEF.

Tie Has Very Much More Control Over
the Army Than Over the Navy.
The president of the United States is
made by the constitution commander
in-chief of the army and navy. Curl
ously enough, his control over the two
branches of the service differs material
ly. SO far as the navy is concerned he
has comparatively little executive au-
thority, but his power in army matters
is very great.
For example, he might, if the senate
did not object, take any fresh graduate
from West Point, and make him the
general of the army. In fact. with this
condition granted, he can turn Gen.
Schofield out of his place of command.
drop him from the list altogether, and
replace him with whomsoever he
chooses. Indeed, more, implying no
contradiction from the upper house in
congress, he has the power to take any
private in the army, and make him the
general.
The law in this regard seems to be a
curious one, inasmuch as no like power
is vested in the president with regard
to the navy. The president, however
willing the senate might be, could not
take sailor in the service and make
him an admiral. Neither could he pro-
mote Inidshipman just out of Annap-
oils to such a position. Nor would it
be possible for him to advance to the
dignity even captain, for it is only the
senior commodore on the regular list
who can legally become an admiral,
and throughout the entire navy pro-
motions must follow this invariable rule
of seniority.
That is one advantage possessed by
the navy over the army. A midship-
man entering the service at a given age
has the absolute and comforting assur-
ance that, with reasonably good con-
duct, he must arrive at a certain time
in the future, supposing that he sur
wives, at definite rank. If he is grad
uated with high rank in his class he
may count upon being at the head of
the service before he is retired, as if it
were mere matter of mathematical
calculation.
On the other hand, after the grade
of colonel has been reached, appoint
ments are made by the choice of the
president, only restricted by the SEN
ate's Endorsement. Greedy was made
brigadier general over the heads of q
considerable number of those atop of
him on the list In like manner the
chief executive turns things about as
he desires beyond the rank of the col
onels, though he usually picks out for
prefernient the men whom he considers
best qualified for command. But it
will be seen that the young soldier in
the line has no certainty to anticipate
such as is held by the junior naval
lieutenant from the start.
1t has been maintained in contention
that has been carried as far as the SUI
preme court that the president is
granted authority by the constitution
to appoint anybody to any place.
Washington Star.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-30

of controversy, some one is entitled to
great deal of credit. There has been no ex-
ira effort put forth, but each one has done
what was assigned them TO do. and have not
only done it well. but have tried to see how
well they could do 1t, and 1t Is these united
efforts that accomplish stupendous objects.
Try it again Mr.. Maccabee and invite nae.
Mr.. BROWN.