The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-26
oBiTUARE

queen OF Greece. died yesterday. He was
stricken with paralysis . few days ago. He
was the second son and fourth child OF the lnto
Emperor Nicholas OF Russn. and was born on
Sept. II. 1927 Admiral Luke. ciroumrav.
gator OF the globe. educated him for the naval
service. He served with Admiral Luke until
he attained tho rank Of Post Captain. When he
| was Admiral the Grand Duke Constantine once
| arrested his elder brother. who was on board
his ship at the time. and who became En-
peror. For this the Grand Dukes father placed
him under arrest for a considerable time. On
Aug. 80. 1S4S. Constantine married Prin-
cess Alexandra. daughter OF Duke Joseph
of Saxe-Altenburg. Besides being Grand
Admiral OF Russia. the Grand Duke was Com
mandor OF the Fourth Brigade Infantry of the
Guard. Colonel OF Hussars. q member of tho
Council Of Military Schools. and President OF
the Grand Council OF the Empire. Constantine
! was chief OF the old Muscovite party which
| was largely responsible for the Crincan war
When tho Emperor Nicholas was about to die
| 1t was feared that Constantine might head
revolution with the object Of placing himself
| Constantine to take In his presence an oath OF
ana heir Of
sTnfSss ~ f. Soi.I ssGSs
| OF the Polish Instruction in 1882 Constantine
the post In a few months. He was appointed
President Of the Council 81 the. Empire in
81 STATES fs"Pg9faf IL :" tho
iect Of political suspicion in 1881. and was dis
missed from al his Offices, He was taken into
Russian army manruyrcs in, 1900 he he's suddenly
became insane: and from that time until his
children. te GrunG buEe Nicholas .sS cenS tan.
t!novna; born at st. Petersburg il 1850: the
at B. fcaI Es nsTn IN shG
Kiaas q Greece: the GEand Duchess ysFa bSrp
1877, and the Grand Duke Constantine Con:
S9T9 Ct srep in u s and
Elizabeth. Princess OF SAKE Altenburg.
The Rev Rowland Bailey Howard. u. D.. Sec:
rotary OF the American Peace Association. and
in Rome. Italy, Yesterday; Death followed an
was 81 years, old, was born in Leeds. Me-. re-.
e t collegiate education. and entered
G aW tia rel sso he dsGasd to scye the
ths study Of thepory. ne xa asn duly SA o ne
GAINED al n, and was at various times the ras
Hockport Mass. The subject Of intei or
dee as ntsrest for HIM. and 10 left his
pastoral charge in Rock port to accept tho see
Tetnaryshr Of The american Peace Association
~ Boston. aud to his chosen work he devoted
Of s DAYS Hs Sg tSr
fon. which is publ shed in Boston. In the col
TRITON in ,ilic settlement Of tho chiisn
as" he Went to EnTops to attend the inters
national Peace Congress in Rome. Ho was
sst b f lis ana s
less. he labored arduonsly during tho con-
and oteF Its sd com
Sien Howard received despatch announcing
Mi hi, SrotnsfS dfba1h Dr. Howard leaves
Ct Belgian independence. IS dead at the age OF
H. His wife ais" died about the same time
Py?enees Of French parcntase @ H1h he w sns
child his father was exiled from France for
%here the Baron Was brousht ar Hs teot
3 his bravery ana ability faridly rSse IN mil
giar independence he WAS Minister Of War. and
ero Eed IN xo ms Ss s ID
Maximilian. was great blow. to him. and
caused his retirement from public affairs.
DR.; Schyuse. tho German missionary. died re-
Stanley expodition for the relief Of 9' Emin IA" at
tic party. Then he wrote book. which.
the wGrx ri q missionary vas really
neared about Stanley and Elnin. Father
Schvuse used his eyes to good advantage. and
described in great detail his impressions OF
liaritics.
Judge William D. Gilbert. ex ,Justice of ses-
sions Of StGnbcn county. twenty years JUS
ysaf'. He TaS tie father Of Dr.; Rufus +: 81,
this, city in Greenwich street. Judge Giibert.s
death quickly followed that Of his sister. Mrs.
keeper fer many years.
.,John c. Mclaughlin. deputy comptroller OF
ss te sansi Rnk died
months; Besides being deputy comptroller OF
Trustees f9 s, many wears; He Vas iormeriy,a
was graduated from St. Francis. Xaviers Col
lege; and was ono Of the original members Of
the Catholic Club
Archibald Lindsay nm actor Of old men
parts. died at his home II this city. 752 Colum-
was about 10 years Of age and WA" el n Native nf
Scotland. coming to this country about score
sa ap e. the ms tSs
German comedians Illness and last year was
member Of Robert b. Mantell's company.
John $. Woods. n member Of the Maritime
Ss home o. west tee g2d
tenth street. He was born in Belfast and
builder in the Navy Yard. He las been inter
ested for tho lust twenty years in Georgia yell
low pine and Canadian lumber.
Mr. Francis 3. Winter died in Boston on Sat
Iirday in his D3d yenr. MIR. Winter traced his
join obs G ana Prssa
iA IldS He died in the house in which be had
he c N anS n m1m In Of
member OF the Legislature.
Deacon Robert Cook, one OF the pioneer tack
manufacturers died at Whitman. Mass. on
Sundny; aged IA years. He was identified
with all the important changes and inven-
tions relating TO the tack. Many OF his i'm
proyements are used on every tack and nail
machine manufactured.
James b. Small. postmaster OF York, Pa
died yesterday of complication OF diseases
~ his Dist year: He was n member Of tho
York o C9niIaye No. IA. !. o: i. York Lodge
York Commandery. Knights Templar He
leit widow and three sons.
Aunt Clara Voorhees, died on Sunday in
Princeton. in her 9th year. She was known
to every graduate Of Princeton College for the
past sixty years. Here she had lived all her
life. and from the time OF President Canadian
she used to cook the dinners on all the big
days OF the college.
Mrs. Emily Hathorn Southgate Silverthornc.
wife OF Albert T. Silverthorne OF Saratoga and