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, 1873-12-07
THE: WAR CLOUD,


lies arc NOW apparently as vol sn.iailcd Of tin
condition Of tI,lngs as tksv collts To expected 10
bo uudor the c::eunBtaEce3.
ITO Tie IA,.. iaft.t Press1.
THE PROTOCOL.
WAsH1N0roN Dec. D.-Tuo.o Ia tho highest
authority tor stating TINT tho Castelar SpnuisI,
Government Inns not asked Cor modification Of
the protocol 70 That tho Yrglnius may bo placed
~ tho custody OF third party to await nl,lioa-
ton. Tho suggestion camo from tho Cuban
authorities to Admiral Polo, and was unolic,nlly
communicated to Secretary Fisll. As nlatotl
yesterday, 1t dues nos meet tho vlows OF tho
Administration.
coSnNEssMEN GALL ON BEcnrTAny nopEgo,i.
Ono hundred rlombors OF Cougrnus calicL OIL
tho secrosary of tho Nary today, lie RECEPTION
continuing ftnnl ialt-pas: IL 4. Tho cpn-
variation was chiefly On lilo subject Of supplying,
tlo deficiencies III tho oxrondt ros and l,lac.ns
Tho navy in a. condition for NIL possible c,ntin.
goncEos. Bills will bn introduced for this r,sr-
poeo no1twcek, antl alBo looking 10 tho intopu,!tl
encc of Cuba, ncsctal gonlc;noa having already
speeches prepared OIL tho latter subject. Tbs
niemborB, Ecnntnlly, ayo iu accord with the
Secretary Of tho Navy.
no ors1o1AL INFORMATION
Is received from Cuba confirming tho reported
resignation of tho Captalu-Qoueral.
, 1873-12-07

"DH tho Tth Of November The remainder of
tho pa'sengers wero to 10 exccutcl-tlfty i'll MI !;
but on thGt dnY an English 1nan-or~war, tlla
Nlobe, arrived in poit. Tue Captain, Oh coming
into the harbor, did not salute tin Spanish forts
llc was in lH bout before sa anchor had touc4o,l
tho bottom. a'ii. on lnaiinS, proceeded atsasgA.
to tho Governors ho.ae, nIld },esrlnrtoriiy DO
mandod That tho executions uliouId ccaao. Tho
Governor ut first declared tlHt ho had no right
to interforo, but tho CAntan nail that, In tho
absence OF au Aaler4ca. u,a,a-of-war, he
would taLe Tue responsibility Of protecting
Of tho American tiag 1t iY said ho gayo
The tioyernortioneral hia cliolco botwcou ylo!sl-
lug to Ills demands or having the city
bombas1ed, asd tho Governor accordingly gayo
way. Ouly for the nrriya! or thn Mods. tnoru
been shot that afternoon. All tho Americans III
port were Loud In ptaino OF tho lna.,uar III which
tue Capta:,l OF the Niubo actod. Ascertainad y
foW days after ls arriyn! that ho eaio III alRwer
Consul, nel't after tho n'aHsacro Of Capt. Fry and
tue craw, asitlnE to tnyc III American 1nan-of-
war dispatched to Santiago do Cuba. Tlseso
happcncd to be 10 American naan-of-wnr In
hiltsrson AZ tho tin,o but the commander Of tho
eyen though H. Lo had not hta fnll' ooal.
pleulcnt OF 1nen, many OF tlein boiug
on Bhoro, without delay s.arted for Santiago ii
CUBA Ono Ut Ills ilrst aota was 10 conpul the
Spaniards to ron,oya the A.norlean lag trum the
place oil The dock Of this Tor..alo where it i1al
buon thrown about antl tramplcd upon for days,
moro like raE Than Hug lit nlBu compelled
tbs Governor of Santiago to furnish him with
fise copieH Of tho official proceedings ~ regard
nludoro, nno for tho AmerlcAn Government, ous
for Tho Ds!tl,L ani tho remaining ona for tho
An,osican !or,a:oIoro." When e0nc!udu,B hiH
story, Mr. Co!"a n'hare.l tho reporter TINT tho
rappo,L far tho Ainor!oan 0oyos nnsenl aud 10
not hca!tAtr. III tho bllHltaBt pg4teYt to insult
, 1873-12-07

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ga copy OF tho trust
mortgage Of tito Sprayuo Manufacturing Coa,-
pnny, Of Rhodo Island, Inns been fllod with tho
Recorder OF Deeds Of tl1is city,
, 1873-12-07

An Old Offender Sentenced to the
pcs1ttclitltlrY.
Special Disuatch ia 1he Chicago Tribune.
DAvESroRr, H., Dec. 6.-In Tipton, ycater-
day, man named Crawford. WHO robbed I.
jowolry store thero last summer, was tried aud
found guilty of burglary. Willie III Jail last
August II desperate attempt WAS made to liber-
ato Crawford by Il baud Of his associates. and in
frustrating tho ustsc]! tho iailcr WAS shot in tho
breaBt. Tho caso creatol great oxcitame,t in
Tipton, aud Crawford narrowly missed lynchiug.
Aflor boing declared guilty by tile ju,y, he con-
fosEcd to n number OF crimes. Ho was to-day
sentenced to tic pcu!tontinry. :.
, 1873-12-07

Dosros, Mass. Dae. G.-Drlset Lanuergan, a
domestic was found brutality murdered ,lB
morning, iu sac.lut lot in Uolcheater District.
All attolnpt hal 1aon lll:sio 10 outrage tito wom-
au. No ArrcBt.
, 1873-12-07

HALIFAX. N. s., Doc. G.-'Iio missing steamer
pieton u supposed to lsayo boen burned ut SCI,
ind alI ha,ldA pcsinllcil.
, 1873-12-07
Cnge Of tho Ei15e:zZllME County Trcaa-
fit,u Ii III

urer Ht Icy IlN1ncu.
specias Dispatch to 1hs ch.tago Tribune.
DEs MolSEs, H., Dec. G.-Ex-County Troaa-
urer Q. Il. Lows, Nllo was iudctol f1r en-
bezz!ing county fundB, appeared III court this
morning, and asked timo TO pload till tho next
term Of court.
, 1873-12-07

IilG Nlscotl SIN POULTRY. Y.GaOHER;.
.pteiat ltsynfscA IL Ths Ch.ceyo 4f;bu.r.
OaHxuHM, WIS, Dno. G.--Ihe Northern Wis
cousin loult.y.Giowo1s' ABsouasiun urganxol
, 1873-12-07

as tho ca,lno. There IL conndoral,lo mystery MI
to the case which MI iuuu2Bt will, doubtless,
clear WI,
, 1873-12-07

Providence Savings Tsn1t1t Suspended.
PEov1pEScE, Il. l.. Dot. o.-Tllo Cranstou Saw
ings Bank has heeu declared insolyent and q Ro-
ceiyer appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
PERSONAL.

A firm of London booksellers have pur-
chased from the shah the copyright OF his journal Of
Travel
Col. J. w. Forney will deliver an address
NJ The dedication OF the soldiers monument at Chester
Delaware County, Penn, on wednesday.
Carl Vogt argues that Adam was a monkey
before Eve was created because gorilla has Is ribs aud
man only 70 one having been removed 10 make woman
The Army of the Cumberland, at its meet
inc IN Pittsburgh on Thursday next. will select an
equestrian statue for Cen George H. Thomas from the
designs which viii then be presented
A Boston correspondent writes that Senator
Sumner will begin lecture his subject IN about
FIVE weeks and will deliver II four i've times a week
until the opening Of Congress. II his health permits as
ne believes il will On first day of the session ne
will Introduce again bis Civil Rights Dil. He expects
10 give full attention 10 his Senatorial duties.
The Bishop of Fulda seems resolved not to
nay the fine Of 400 thalers imposed upon HIM by the
German Government for contumacy and evidently pre-
fers three months imprisonment. He has disposed OF
the whole OF fortune, 80 that execution Will be use
less HIS clergy have assured him OF their Keeping
sfrctIv presty VOWS during his imprisonment, and
they will follow fearlessly his august example.
Mr.. John Roberts, a Dissenter of Sheffield,
England has built a church for his neighbOrs aud ten
ants and vested property in the Church OF England
because the majority OF his neighbors are churchmen
and because the church. vested, never be aeDated
from purposes OF religious worship The Dssenter OF
TODAY is evidently different man from his namesake
OF early church history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
OBITUARY.
nrC nF RIANZARFs.

A Paris telegram states that Fernando
MunOz, Due de Ranzares husband OF Queen Dowager
Christina OF spain, dIed. yesterday near Havre TINS
parsonage, who rose from humble position 10 the
highest is closely associated with the troubled history
OF SPAIN II December 1922 Ferdinand YI then IN his
a5th year. aud three times wdower married Christina,
daughter OF the then King o. Naples. she
Is described having been az the time an
ambitious. frivolous, unpunciped woman OF 20, utterly
devoid of conscience and totally devoted % gayey and
pleasure Fernando Munoz then private in the
Kings Guard. He the OF Madrid tobaccOnlst,
and had a sister who a laundry maid. few months
after her marriage he was one Of the escort which
accompanied the Queen from BuenO Retro 70
Madrid. 1t is said that he picked up an
embroidered handkerchief which She had let
fan, and gracefully presented 1t to her. She
was struck with the pOrtly bearing, handsome
features and pleasing address OF the guardsman then
his twentieth year. and detained him familiar con
versation at the carriage door for hours Hence
forth Munoz regarded with great favor at Court;
wealth and hOnOrs layished on him. and three
months after the death Of her husbandthe enfeebed,
dissolute Ferdinand the Queen. who then the
mother OF the Princesses Isabella and Louise, was Sc
crety married 70 him, causing scandal in Spain
After a stormy regency eight years Queen Christina
was IN driven from SPAIN but three years later
she returned in triumph and after married In
public 10 MunOz. to whom she accorded the title Of Due
de Rianzares The Queen continued power even
after her daughter IsaBela had attained her majority
and assembled the throne but finally compelled TO
cave country IN 1854 and never afterward reganed
the ascendency she had exercised The Due took little
part in politics. and was with the honor OF being
the Queens husband. It proposed in 1916 TO give
him Spanish American Kingdom, but he eyinced little
desire for the doubtful He created grandee
OF spain OF the first class. and Knight OF the Golden
Fleece In ls7, at the time of the Spanish marriages
King Louis Philippe OF France gave him the Grand Cross
fha to ~ de
Montmorat He has resided several years France,
ard his wife, the Queen Mother. survives him.
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ion and silent retreats made 10 the sides of the shp
over which the seceders remained steadfasty gazing
and occasionally bowling their heads for many long
minutes Mgr. Capel is an old sailor and read mass
IS clearly and effectively as If he were before the
altar IN she Cathedral at KensngtOn. But nearly
every else in the congregation, especially lneud
ing the officiating deacons, uncommoniy giad
when the " Amen" was sung, and everybody was al
liberty more OF less decorousy to yield to the pres
sure Of circumstances. Perhaps it viii be best to
draw vail over the incidents of the marine style OF
the Pilgrims Progress. Suffice it to say that
fresh breeze was blowing and the sea was rough.
AT Dieppe there was considerable crowd assem-
bled. and they were gAatifed by hearing the Nag
aifoai chanted by the pilgrims all standing up bare
headed as the vessel slowly steamed up the narrow
harbor 20 her mOOrings. There were more pray
ers all the way 10 Paris, which was reached at 10
O'Clock. after a journey which has considerably
tried thestaying powers of the pilgrims. There is not
mnoh rest Tor US as we are of again at six in the
morning. and so l Will close this. which has been
hurriedY written in the intervals of the blowing OF
half gale the passage across the Channel and IN
the lapses of the full gale of prayer and devotion
which mas occupied the journey hither by ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
METHODIST GRAVEDIGGIHG.

BURIAL AND RESURRECTION AT BEULAH IN A
SINGLE DAY.
The Sea Cliff controversy has assumed a
new form. family residing she disputed property
asked and obtained permission OF Mrs Langdon TO bury
relative from New-YOrk the ground. TO avoid. II
possible. any collision the grave marked out in the
woods away from the original Beuah property, the
land which had been negotiated for but for which
deeds has been given. The agent Of the Sea Cliff Com
pany who occupies the farm, forbade the digging Of
the grave and threatened the arrest OF any who
should attempt It. Mrs. Langdon ordered the grave
digger 10 proceed. He did with will until
justice OF the peace with two or three
constables appeared on the spot 70 arrest him.
when he dessted. Mrs. Llngdon took uD
the shovel and The pick declaring that the grave should
be dug she had do herself and deed them to ar
rest her The novel spectacle Of refined wealthy lady
in silk, digging grave, astOunded the officers With
armness OF purpose she remained work. the grave
gradually deepened and the attempt at arrest was de
ferred On the arrival OF the train with the friends and
the remains assistance rendered the lady who had
become exhausted. and the grave was finished.
Woman's will had achieved signal victory. Fooled In
the attempt 70 stop work the Sea Cliff party after
the burial was completed took the friends of.the de-
ceased aside ana by arguments and threats induced
them TO exhume the and bury them elsewhere
This done. and there burial and resurrec-
ton in single day Mrs. Langd0n says that while tne
sea Cliff Company have appropriated the outbuidings
and the land they have pretended to own the house.
she intends TO occupy the dwelling to-day The original
SUIT ma, not been abandoned but will De firmly pressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
prPARrCRk Or FOREIGN UALLs
Tuesday. sEPr. IG


Nails Tor direct BIZ steamship Whining on 'io'e ~ n
foubeposage letters and printed t,er Is
ssis No rom Pier No L.i y K
Ns Tor Hsrt and CuTscos by the steamship Csrbe
steamship sails at p m 'H risi no z SoiA
RIVER ,,.,.,,,v - -
Mail, 10Y HuroDe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship Nan
haitian - 81 saDDementafT Nal or doa'. postage
STEAMSHIP sail. from Pier No. 40 ~ r. 20 p m
A Ptu..isn Closed Mail Is sent by ihis line.
70, 1,grmsn Mail Bremen By the steamship Nsn ms =
.o.s Al ~ NJ Supplementary Mail for tonbletOtsge let
ers aud printed closed at the Post once a. 1880 ~ nea'
ann al. al , D. ~ 'pot OF rbind-s.. he0Okea
THURSDAY. SEPT. b..
Mails - Europe PymOah CherDOarg and Hamburg per sem
INN Wsstphaa 1880 Supplementary MAJ Tor lon
Steam min ~ > from loot Of rhris. helOkeu
the steamship CITY Of av close 81
m Supplementary Mail for double poStAge Letters and Dra
,s..r "A closed At the Post-Ohce 2:4O Steamship sails
al 3 D. IN. from Pier No. n K 80
FRIDAY. SEPT. 10
TIE Havana stausps doeksfe nsc0nrn
Newfoundland close Al the NeH-lorA FohOm7 ever la'
D. N via Hauiar a. - -.
- sATURDAf sEFT. 20
Mails France yis Queens-n ana LrSpoo
n, I'm, steamship telue close IL VI Supplementary MAI
for doshpo.tase cos1 a The roft On
At - D. Steamship sails Al & foA mite Star Dock
Pavonla ferrv. JessT CIV. ,
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snd PrIssr cosei MAI Is est ~ ihis IRE
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steamship 1fy ~ Auun .r At .. a.
S,.smship sal Il 9 o n.. rom Pier No. 20 b X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
p1SyRVcE Fps ARRIHEn.

From ITyERPDOI-fa .11nsAsp fB Of kichHond Sep4 H.
R,a u lugtrs r. IA rsyisr NJ SahrrtY, J. r ODonBri- A.
l. Jude 4 Btsietd j. n alszl Capt ttshe Capt J. Ben
IN h Dob-l Dobe e. u. Hos ". Mteh1. J. bnl-c j. W.
Norromsrv ALEU- Iud adl, a. Robinson ll lady - Rev. 6
ssyn N,, l. McMaen H. My Ms May tbs Gnskel Mr. Ne
Cogns md dr N Robinson, " tank snd ay MIS- = seser
pun and asr " rheruion aud ly Mis- A. Wyahau Mr.
Armstrong M. g. Wg aud adv, g. Nalsce. C. RUdd
D OsnIsan Col Mr. Lroa. H. thimza. A. lazaras q
~ hi Al smith mr. 4 A. Gray, y. Joara0n Niir
a. l. Nrrry an say McAan Miss =. MeMinAn, Ms A. r.
W,t,tS ii WINCHESTER AMI ladg \. 2. L,bAW and lady J.
nj lsav T. and lady, Res. n hughes LADY
Ns,sr Hsyhe Dr adj. NJ Moutgcgefr Mrs
~ q Giiert D. Dngg- sud lair l. Rlipovs p Ksiy j.
srS.r vi Ram.hey r. Gfert. y. a Heins6n.er r. n Philips.
Va Ior. Rich Hams-ck, y seiin. q. Gal Or
u~vhrm adv W. "A Bl isd H. NJ Gastreu ana
ar ID a. AID 4adr. Rev L. Aut Ms. Nltsaus
9or.n Lc-a salerAsl Mrs. Suber and aud ~
Sslko VIZ. Ma NJ OCo AIR T. uolfel Mrs.. D. Hssn
J. n Alan.
FROM srErTfNf1 HrshOf sept "a Fritz strsa5
Oruhc ~trv-su Bern. Berger Nhis
scrsedef Ane ,href Robert fhreGer schrdcf ro
Root r. haf jo Lefsks uheah " p,rr
Arthur Berger Adsph hartEg Gustav nebvfPFe Ms
Helene hnge fnrd Wilhelm Angc1ef B0le itfsA
lrscn, Aaega1ae L4rssn hc.ras Lagsoa q A. hos,o -
lowing tsu A. 3oh Mana Aarsgn Asnet hais.a ton
ARhf Befgft, Hugo vcks MARTA crene l. = Nssiri
NAy baby Hear 3er +. Thompson MINI Cert t-f' Lo'o '''
28s In the see4ge
FtDM sAYASAAHF Steamship f-rntaa LsrpgHoa nept - -
hs hhchei ~. bsers Mr.. A. Duahoes. Ais, a. NAeel
g. ChaPien, Elsa iareofso. a. ~ W anisti A. ~
Da1a e. tir iiis 0arnsusT, Ala , tlfPaa - p, a. .
uarrs0s j. 4 uHisr. - Mrlnr. NJ hayucA me- N' D'P
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

IT, the prize which is before we.labcr on, is i'm
The report also says that the temporary Of
Grand sire Logan has not in the slightest degree later
never more prosperous and harmonious than at present
THE ORDER THE PRocEEDTyGs
The Grand Lodge was escorted 10 the hall OF meeting
by delegations from seven city eneampr1ents and the
Bunker Hill Encampment OF Charlestovn. Mass. the
whole constituting an attractive and imposing pageant
Right Worthy Deputy Grand Sire NJ j. Durham of
Kentucky, presided in the absence OF Most Worthy
Grand Sire c. A. Logan. United States Minister to Chill.
After prayer by the Right Worthy Grand Chaplain.
the Rev J. W. Venable Of Kentucky the Deputy Grand
Sire addressed the body informing them that the annual
report Of the Grand Sire from Chill in July with
voluminous accompanying documents, had failed to
reach him.
The Order then proceeded to business. Committee
on Credentials appointed. which subsequently
ported Il grand lodges and IS grand encampments duly
represented by delegates present
The report OF James NJ Rdgley, Core spending and
Recording Secretary, submitted AMI properly re-
ferred. Papers presented and appropriately
ferred on the subjects OF the mergment OF the two
branches Of the Order providing vsitnland clearance
cards and jewels for the Daughters Of Reoekah parade
uniform for subordinate lodges uniformity OF parade
dress for encampments regulation Of the Of dues
and benefits. This evening grand complimentary ban
quet being given at the Carrollton House by the En-
campments OF Baltimore to the Bunker Hill Encamp-
Of Charestown, Mass. The session OF the
Grand Lodge viii continue throughout the week.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
On the reassembng Of Lodge, after recess Repre-
sentative McKInstry OF Alabama. from the Committee
on the History OF Odd Fellowship, submitted
report which, under the rule, was laid on
the table, The report states there is abundance
OF material from which full history Of the Order
be obtained. and all that IL necessary be done
il FOR the Grand Lodge direct the in which
the work shall be performed; that the late Past
Grand Sire John A. Kennedy had collected
and 20 some extent cOated full notes and memo
randas Of the historical and biographical portions
~ the subject, aud that Grand Secretary
Hidgey has AZ his command and within his
knowledge AMOUNT OF information which,
with the information 20 be obtained from the sub
Ordnatcs and assistance OF loving brothers. Will
enable the Grand Lodge % procure a complete and ex
ccllent history OF Odd Fellowship. The report con
cluGcs with resolution that Grand Secretary
James L. Rdglev be- aud l. hereby appointed Histori-
Ogrdpher for the body. whose duty IL shall be assume
and exercise an powers and perform al the duties de-
vOlyed upon the Committee the History Of odd
Fellowship. and addition thereto t. WRITE 10
DO witch, history OF OidFclloVship.
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sAKFs. Sag ,rbo spay s-p ~ A n'k'r , .ssl 81
Panra racsdsy O'clock M a. residence Of 3 d. '--
1T.
BRysEr-Iu B-oAlrn. sqay SIS ~ ,oer 's' -
fhresa s. beloved vie o. S.nt a. 5lS 1.f "a her a.
relatives and lienla also nsaor5' 81 . s ilse 80.
see joi Caaeer.lai-.t on Tuesaay he ION u'-' T"
pn .-. ,..,.s
cruuING-Suenr on suaiay ess9sg spt ~ 80 ~
tlr DssbrsL Fern Jiins T. Cunning Of d'a's'T' S''"'''
as md 5ui, Of A,sher Alfred Of his auee Jsrn-. 40.
ohars 20 aeege 10 nne.ll h p, ,e I'd,
Hi.ss. on TUESDAY, sept IL iusi. Al sp IN.
EOwEl-A Fasy B7ely sa. o. y, sP ,,. sa iia.,
os5h 1 S he residence Of be- sO-s~ Fr'akn ssAFn' IT, r.
mains altered 10 Greenwood Cemetery
KEYP-A hi. residence Brighton ss''eH l.,aA Ga S'0As
he 1871 inst Alfred Kemp ia h 55.h year p "a, aSe .
The rs yes ends of the a11y .Te iayisa . =.
Tua, the 10Th 1880 aeoeA p u b'si leaves per ne
10 Noch River a ll:jO a. n
M,RTIs Lon TUESDAY. sept 10 Se~ark y - amer anss'f
illness, R. sies Of Peer " s.rI sea
sewsrs on wedq.saa7, sept l7,St2 p a.
MOsKEY sep. 10 Joha r., san efiugh and BRIGGS 'f'
r ,eus Of he anil re,ply ays sis3i he i'Pr..
loy smith bf'pA-i IN in''
1Ca scot ,.S rs = p n % Fiailash Cemetery
NKRRIiAt Cornwall y Sept II in az lIa Te,r o. ssf a.
Aver Maud .s;. a.fl M arr uS,eS 10 siisna
go ne .ncc parsa lai Roses Brook a. OH fas~l,'
sept l6 at O'Clock J.
s,n.jssd slie.t la IA. snd JuhA " Paefar.
fnssds ar 'i, onsssuest on rssiIy ?.
.. o.ts5F 'Ps gS-5' % s'9 9s. '''e
ST JOHx Gre-npout sept i5 NasA C., f- o. George g.
John Al The J4l Of nsr 1lr
tsl Tyee, Al he Reohsi Church in Kent TceSiY a.
oIrort n N Rslat invited attend fhe
aius Madison n J.. for HteHaent On Wsn~ r
Dornizg. l4th INST
sMTsAt Flsub sunday Rawst smith. aga -
yeas and IL months -.
from Reformed ohach, f4ibsrl .se4aY LON A. I"
zgck ia
sTSIMLR-Satursv l3 the Of her A9 sos
,..t Chae lgi 10 yeats, mouth sad ~ dAyH
TUESDAY, 10 al = aer. - a.
Evangelical lleT4n N1afca 49,
CLARK Brooklyn 70 lntheraH Seneterr-
ASDsrarnly SEA- Lake CiF. tish boGia w.
WA Snteiand p ta eits IN The 81 ~ u - az
TAYLO-In Bross,n Sunday. s4p. "a M Aasa r. fsylsf
kuDeral The 9sdclce y e son a ia" = ~ - Ato A''
| gue A. WetneselY, Sept II, at 2 "a
WILsOS-At Jefeea. - Geege tA s9a Of fFesfs<
| "a shs L. Nlszs. Aged = aosils
Issrrili. Loog IsisSt RimaB9P Nilsu, 81
s Be atsvre IN Sieeh" Ne se'ef On Ne1ae' "
| l5th inst. a ocIOek,
woRsA tK-on SATURDAY. sept ~ a. rsars sroher
Sa- a. " RIch Mrs susan Nossies. as~d 80 TeAo lst
I moathA e -. -.
No. 20 CA1sOst 5a0Sye TUESDAY, sae l0.a nses
| O'Clock
sSMOgsAsHIAND Longs g.. x ov PRO Knigsu; Ens sr-
hereby assemble Castle Hall s Arsue oa',tn
white goEesl feziaI 1874 ~ IL shtFu - Alsa ~
funeral Of deAssd Bfoinr Aagat Jseoo Schn-a'f D's
Kuigtu Of slater lodges frstefnaiy nvlted - JON
J Ia. HAdaOAD, a Of x aHi =
Csc, W. PssK,CC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
LECTURE ON LIGHT AND SOUND.


Profs J. H. Pepper and L. W. TObin of the
Lonlon Royal Polytechnic Institution gave. last evening
at Association Hail. m OF course OF three lectures
on Light and Sound" illustrated by experiments.
Prof Pepper began by stating that there is throughout
a correay Of the forces Of heat, light, electric
ity, and magnetism and he showed by number or
experiments how they were all convertible
one into another. He stated that Handel
IN the Messiah" had illustrated power
by sound in the passage For unto a child is born
unto rs a son is given, and the government shall be
upon MS shoulder" In The latter portion Of this the
music conveyed of lifting He illustrated IN the
diminished sound produced by placing glass globe
flied with hydrogen bell rung by electricity and
other experiments that hydrogen is many times lighter
than air OF glass reservoir ntaning water
with an oxy-hydrogen light below and screen above he
calculated the rapid motion ~ wave lines He explained
that the sound takes Is vibrations per minute
voice ike Nine. Parepa ROsa's 900 per second The
vibrations produced ny sound were shown Dy the move
ment OF balls OF cork around glass jar When ylOn
how drawn It's edge The second part OF tt
evenings entertainment consisted or speaking PIC
lures" made By illusions OF u yht and sound BY com
baatiOn lights ne produced pictures Of Gen Grant,
Lord DundFeary," and other characters; 1nd Dy an
Illusion Of sound ike ventulOquism. caused them 10
speak The experiments were received with demon
strations OF favor By the audience.