The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23

chants AT No. IL South street. He was IN married
aud tnirty-one Years 81 age ~ The Of death,
his rrsidencs No lit Schermcrhorn streeg, Brook
yn The 'uneri wan take place to-day a. three r. NJ
Clinton streets. In that city.
MES. ANNA C. WHITEHEAD.
At West Hampton Long Island, on Wednesday
night, mos ssimabis ana well known lady Of
Newark, n. j., Mrs Anna Chadwick Whitehead died
she was connvsied by birth and marriage win the
cid stock OF Newark aao was noted for charilos
MRS. CH ,NcELLoa WILLIAMSON
The vito of Chance Tor Be pjamin williamson, O.
Elizabeth, N. disd Al Lake George on tuesday last
She was a most amiabe ,tron and greatly esteemed
In social and religious circlea.
RLv W. B. cL,EKE, r. n. s., r. q. s, Aus.
IRALIAN' SCI Mist.
Natl advces from Australia chronicle the DEATH a
81. Leonards, New South Wales, Of Row. W. 3. Clarke
the distinguished Australian geologist aud poet. He
bora in East Bsrahoit, suffolk. England. June 2,
1913, entered Jesus College, Cmoridse 1917 gra-
duaing 1921 OF The edisors OF the Cambridge
Quarterly Reuiesc aud Of the eight comp,ers and
contributors TO the "hitre Hymn Book" He took
orders iu the Church OF England 1921 was succeA
siveiy curatr IN six dferent Parishes devoting his
leisure geological researches. In 1889 ms health
seriously Affected and ne made voyage 10 Aus.
ala. where he was iof two years principal OF the
Kings school at Puramatta, tneu incumbent Of Camp
beltown, ana from 1914 until his death ncumben OF
WiloughuY, Nortn Shore. He speedily became Of
the scien ac polao les of Australia and served many
public trusts he comm lssioned by tho colonial
government TO report their aurterous deposits,
and produced IN consequence nis best known work,
s.fhe southern Gold Fields OF Australia He was Z
distinguished writer IN many branches Of literature
Two three years chosen y Fellow Of the
Royal Society OF England, honor rarely conferred
upon colonial scientists.
ERNST ALLARD, B LGIAN STATESMAN.
Mail advices from Belgium record the death Il
Brussels the 7th OF NJ Aard, Of the most
promising OF the younger pubciss Of that country.
He quito forty years old, having been
1870, bu, had for some years taken leading position
in the ranks Of the liberal party. He u success
ful barristsr Deputy for Brussels IN the Chamber q
Representatives and the Eche own, Inspector
Public Instruction. II was especially advocate
OF tho higher popular education that Aliard won
lsurcs rarely attained BY so young statesm n. II
10 q report this subject that attacked
with ap0plectc stroke which caused bis death
days later. The city OF Brussels was proud Of Is
youthful representative brilliant orator. Of
unwearied industry OF profound insl ht, aud his
lUtb, was OF tho most notable ever Witnessed Ia
BrusselA The numerous associations 10 which he
Frxemasops black coats and white cravats the
number al 1000 formed most imposing spectacle.
touching incident was the presence 10 iul mourning
the OF Brussels VINO regarded the
deceased their good genus The crown OF flo vera
brought by them the only placed upon his
cof1n.
cHEvALIER ADoLro Won vARNHAGEN, Wis.
COUNT OF PORTO sEGURo, BRAZILIAN HIS.
ToRIAN.
the viscount of Porto SECURE. better known n
Chsval.er Varnhagep, whose death Is announced 81
European mail adv,css. was nephew Of The cels.
brated varnhagen Enss, the friend core.
spondcnt OF Humboldt HIS iathsr went to Brazil on
the public service OF the Of Portugal during
the early years Of the present century anu became
Brazilian cilixsn, having married Lisbon lady OF
. distinguished Portuguese family, Donna Maria
Flavia de s, Magalhaena Adolfo was born In Brasil
ABOUT sixty years ago. received a careful education
aud early entered the diplomatic service. After benz
Secretary OF Legation several south American cap.
itas he represented mis- country Minister Chill,
Vienna His "nistoria GsraI do Brazil" published
10 1855. was the successful modern history oil
that empire and the author was engaged A. the time
Of death preparing second addition, for which
he had made extensive preparations He published
several rsatses upon the carly voyages 10 America,
giving especial attention 10 the question oil determin.
Ing which island that frat discovered by Coum-
bus and to the history o. Amerigo vespucc.
MME. MARIE PAPE-CARPANT1RR.
Nail advisss from France announce tho death q
Paris Of Mime. Paps, nee Carpanticr Inspectress Ges.
eral Infant schools at Paris Mario Csrpantisr
the posthumous daughter Of an oncer OF gsndarmers
killed by the Cnouans Of La vsndee during the Hun.
drsd Days. and born a. Ii Ficcho, department Of
Sxrths, september 10, 1916. Receiving tho ordinary
education OF country schools, sue was obliged whsB
young 10 support herself by manual labor bot cult
waited literature and poetic composition during neI
scanty hours OF leisure She WAS ultimately ap-
pointed along With her mother TO organize the first
juvenile asylum opened at her native place, ana be-
ing aiterward It's director acquired good eiuca
by private study aud devoteu herself to the nt
provsm0nt Of methods Of teaching. She published
numerous manuals for schools and useful works upoa
the management Of asylums which had great succcsS
and Ia lo4l issued volume OF poems Ia Aprii ls43,
the Was placed ~ The head OF tue Free Maternal Nor
NAL school,, projected by SaIvandy, and founded "
PARIS by HpI oyte Csrnot during ms Minslry OF Pub
lie Instruction. In 1Sl0 she married NJ pupc, OF.
hcsr Of gendirmore at Paris, and became . widow N
1855. Her educational works received some years
since several pEizss from the French Aoadeiny and
she promoted TO the distinguished post abe hsh
ah. NJ has dasi