New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

in view Of the fact that he Is still Young n''''
He is also known an art lover, ml Aic'c eAPioi''
and a successful lawyer lie was born III this Guy
and was graduated from Manhattan College ana 'he
Columbia College Law school. Entering newspaper
work he was sent to Mexico as correspondents anu
IN lo1O went TO the Arctic regions on the UhlteH
states steamship Alliance, which went In search OF
the Jeanette.
Mr.. Macedonia had no lack Of exciting experiences
I'm the polar regions. lie made journey across ice
land from Reykjovk to Arkoyre. and along inc hor'h
coast for dinss OF the missing ship III" also travelled
along the coast of No Mans Land for eleven days. re-
settling the most northern tdeTark ever established
that by Nordenskiold In 1869. In the summer o'
1850 the Alliance reached the highest point horui
ever attained by vessel OF her class-so degrees
10 minutes ~ within $40 miles OF the Norm roi''
On hi, return TO civilization he continued newspaper
work for three wears being correspondent In London
and Paris.
In 1854 be decided to begin the practice OF the
profession for which he had studied. Four years
later District Attorney John r. Fellows made MN
a deputy assistant In his Office Mr. Macdoha was
rappolntcd by DistIict-Atorney DE Lancey Nicoii'
who in july last made him full hedgcd assistant.
He has prosecuted cases OF great Importance ana
Is an especallv vigorous cross examiner. Mr.. Mac
dona belongs to the Lawyers Club the Bar Associa-
ton Of the City OF Newlork the Reform the Larch
mont and Catholic Clubs and is member OF the
Royal Geographical society and corresponding MEM
Imperial
The annual meeting OF the Crculo CoiohCcrVah""
Will no hold nm Thursday evening at the clubrooms.
No. East N;nofecnth-st. There two tickets, ana
Dr. Juan r. Navarro Is the only officer whose name
APPEAR on both With him one ticket are
Ars,ides Martinez, for vice president santiago Sh'h
eH. for treasurer. and Enrique Mesa ior S'or'''"'
The number Of directors is 10 be increased from
four TO seven These have been nominated; Ah'o"io
C. Gonzalez. s. MaIlet Provost. Adrian Martinez jose
=. Toraya Carlos Rochl. Pedro " de Florez ana DE-
1ib J. Hcnna ON the second ticket the OLD ol'lcerS
have been renominated, as follows Arturo Baida
ano for vice. president: Antonio G. Gonzalez ior
resurer, and Antonio Cuyas, IT.. Tor secre'"'N'
M. Badasano Is the Spanish Consul Gehera' he'"
He is now at home leave OF absence. ana II u
Dot expected that he Will return. Mr.. Cuyas does
lot desire reelection.
DR.. Navarro who is thus certain OF re'elecuoh rs
president has been In public life for over IorV
years. and Is highly esteemed by the Spanishspeahs
colony OF this city. lie born in Morelia. MeAco
IN 1923 and studied medicine In the CITY Oh MeA.o
he enlisted repe the Invasion OF the Army Vi Tue
United States. and was captured In Inc assa".' on
ue Convent OF Cherubusco. In the course vi "''
captivity he became acquainted with Lee. McCie'ia"
Jefferson Davis and other men who later became
prominent. When he was released he resumed MS
practice as a physician and became professor In
medical college. When the French invaded Mexico
IN 1858 he made surgeon-generai OF 'he "'
He was captured again, but this time he mannS'" "
escape. He was appointed Consnl-Generai OF "eA"o
IN this city late In 1863 and has held the o"ce ''
since.
Mr.. CHyas worked so hard In getting the e'"'
settled In Its handsome that he feels ehuoe" ~
relief from the abors OF secretary lie spent great
eeai OF time and labor In looking after the I'r"is"
'ns The apartments, besides attending 10 "o
ofmnsy duties Of his Office, That Ids Efforts arc
Sssscsted By the members " shown BY the "c'