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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-28
HOLIDAY EXHIBITION OF A RIDING CLASS.

The annual holiday exhibition OF the pups OF DuIa'''
Riding Academy attracted to that building last h'Fh,
,hrong II spectators who uncOnforiably CROWDED Inc
space given 20 seats and standing room Ihe cNo"'o's
which class 81 nearly 100 went through uh"'' '"e
direction O: Baron Paul Vic'inghon the r'dhS ""''
were gracefully done TO music and frequently appauu'u'
Anon, the riders Mr.. and Mrs Edward No.
+ II VA, Dcorcn. c. R. Weeks. W. Danieio. - a,
Pulslfe- L. Gilbert Henry Claus. O. O. smith, MI "'''
~, n !, Amend Mr. cnd Mrs. John Cerfen ana
Charles r. Krauss. ,,.,o. ~.
Emil Antony and Carl stoorzer gave an exhipI''on
..,,ah school" riding. Some clever vaul'ins Dy ~ ~
80. ,o,,,h N.is,abn J. l., Cunningham and Alphonse
stalter was heartily applaude1 as were the
q. .V.cnty-fou- accomplished horsewomen when ioo"
Some Of those who took part In 1t were Mrs John ~ -
A.. = y Marshland Mrs. Edward Keys, Mrs W. 49,
Ellis, Miss NJ O'Donohue. Mrs A. c. Alien anu ~
Rolln ". Squire ,,,.. s,or.
There were also amusing examples o, the IVY ''
.. tent neeel,p and rough riding by o. q. sm''" !"
Clans s. w Taylor. f.. Grund ard Emil "h'o'9' =,
CAPTAIN Rawson Turner'S class. an egues'ii'" So .
football fo,r-in-hand driving by mounted o'"e'e ~
efass in
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THE CHARITY B.iIb.

The coming Charity Bali viii be opened py ~
br!lre T. Gerry who VIII escort Mrs. 'he''": ur's-
VOID. The date. az frequently announced Is
Iari,arv g. ana the pace. tho ampAithe'tre o' 'le
Nelson sonare Garden The ladies' managing 'pf
b,u ra.i,,-s, that there be other entertainment
Of note given in society on that night IL i 'he
lesl-e Of all Interested in the ball 10 have a iui
repre- sen;ailon OF the Fashionable worm III '"e
boxes and on the floor Of the Madison squire
c,ri.r ON Wa,lnos lav nlght next. Boxes may De
obtained from Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock OF NO .
East Twenty-ninth-st. any day from j a. M uh'"
/ p m. In zion TO the boxes there ere some
s.,,. liroc,,. mind the arena boxes to be SOD
At s. each Tar boxes AMI seats ere being 5oii at
loss rate than in former years. when there
were FEVER dr9e o. AToqE r sh9se w Nrs s'ye
:, "Ceiouos Mrs David Goodwin. Mrs Henry
Day Mrs Edward Mitchell Mrs H. Bon = MS Trs
IT, Mrs William Egieston. Mrs Henry t tni,or VI
=; Si.dnan' Mrs Alfred Coles. Mrs. waiter o.
Iocan and ~. George Trowbridge a.. ,,o.,,osr
Augus;c T. Montant. who VIII De moor "'"'''o'''
has Selected a corps Of able assistants
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NOTES or TIE STAGE.

The programme for mex, week at the Metropolitan
Opera House viii be- follows Mon1Gy "lohen-
rir". Welnee,lay "Scmiramlde." for the first
Mon. saturday afternoon. Lucia I'll hammer
Moor"
The children OF the Roman catholic orphan asy-
Inns occupied nearly al the seats on the orchestra
floor OF the Metropolitan Opera House yesterday
ga rternnan and oniocnd the performance a. Amer
ico Nnvt week tn children OF the Hebrew Of-
rllan ASYLUM Will haze %" sumo trea.
Proctor's Theatre entertained on Christmas Day
oyer 200 ucn. women and children. me zoos
opened at a. m. and from that time uh''l ''.'
- ~ ,here v,as \ continuous stream. Miss Bollc
ri,.t on English hii~.osGu, actress. has been
orgagcl to appear ut this theatre next Week. ne
hroc judge brothers. aciooAts, are now paying an
pn..d cement.
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Obituary NOTES.

Baltimore. Dec. 81 (SpeclaD.-The Rev. Dr.. George
Henry brandon one Of the Oldest Lutheran minis
ters in the country, died a. his homo in this city
last night. lie was eighty-;hrce years Old.
He graduated from German universities, and
came to tbs country when TWENTY-FIVE years
old His Hrs; charge in iouisvi.e KY
and he succegrlve.y flied charges in New erN
CRY AMI Schenectady. y. !" Boston ara Baltimore
London Dec. 27-W. W Lloyd. a noteG snake
S'Io1.Ion Dec the ROY Or Charles Merivae.
Dean Of Ely died this afternoon. ill.,.
syracuse Dec 27.-Samue EmmonS, ne qiGg .d,
rcsior. Of Onondaga County. died az his nome
~ rrrwcrton this morning lie WAS born az Mas
sar Rensselaer, county. February %, 1874. he VAS
a veteran Of the war OF 1872.
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be hero before the ond OF tho wee" e"u ""
opcn Headquarters az tho DelaYan House r'n"-
tor Saxton. WIG. Il srs;rr. 'H Tho uhnh'i''u'
choice O. the Republican renaiorH-cloe' Tor F's''-
dent pro tcrl IL expected here on Sa'ur"n!'
Ho will probably have his hoadGu8rteIH u, w
Kenmore Hotel The only contest apy'R's 10
he ovd- tho clerkuliip az tho Assembly w JIM.
+. Kenyon. Of Syrarago has ms uAh'u'v"r
support Of the Republican Heraio9s-,IrVt ~,
clerk Of tho Senate. Tho active ceDd!nntcs iU'
clerl; Of TIC Assembly arc william j. f2un ,n,
of Queane: George W. Dunn Of Brcome: fhH'css
y. Cunningham. Of Albany: Charles \. Orr. o,
Erie: Henry l.. Stoddard 0f NcH-fofh' anu
william C. Stevens Of Franklin
i:x-Aosc:nblyman JlneI =. M@nnVliie, ~
Whitehall. f. Il candidate Tor scrGeaa,-a I-"','s
OF the Asre,nbr nHd George l.. Thornton '"f
rtcnograp hcr OF The Senate.
George " Dunn Of BnChamon. mas en-
gagcd roora at the DcaYan Iiou1c as hchu-
quarters and viii occupy Thorn on Satuiu"y
nlght I.ucus 4. Waldo. Of Bath. VINO u
candidate for gtcncgrapher Of the Senate ar
rived here tonight. He waT assistant steh,s-
raphcr of the State Senate IN 1879, ana mas nl,o
had training as the photographer Of senate
committees in 1887 and 1883.
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worYIyi ov THE NI>yroroMoH

LITTLE TO III IoNE 10 TIT iHN - o''N
T!r--EICIrY At THE NNNY YARDS.
Tho worS u getting 'he Mian'oromoh r''uF lot
80, continues ai the Naty NgrI hnt there u "''
much % go 20 her besides repairing hef dynamo
encne which j. needed far the s'nrch'sh'S ~
VOL as for the inside OF thr vessel
o,,c,,, a. Dodge Profess. ~ mathematics. who
has been On duty AZ the Worlds Fair for several
months. has been detailed 10y the Navy Department
- visit the several navy yards with q Wow OF
r.,lr.ng ur N the atvls1hi.lty ~ c'mi.tt" ID,
s.,l,fion OF electricity AT aI stations. y" VIII
rrst come - the New-Norf Navy Yard, ana WIN
him have been detailed Commodore NasAnurh
MAYNARD ana Lieutenant !. II. Murdoch. VINO nav
b.rn ordered - mquice into The a!y.saOi4N 81
cxtenlirs the operation ~ al electrical alpaN'
and report wh.ihc~ % can Boo d)u" "fh fToi.'"F
economy u money and ppwer. tre| l'rt tn'N
Viii go =, the Norfolk Navy Yard FOR similar n
vest.gntion Professor Dodge Is a graduate OF the
Naval Academy and remained IN the line On
dufy most o. TIE time at the Nava. Academy as
arsisiant professor Of physics AMI chemistry untll
he was appointed professor OF mathematics last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-28

80, MANY men have faced for the cake OF
..,o,n.nq the rate OF movement Ok a glacier.
o,cr his attacks on the Matterhorn and his
-,,,orv ascent Of Monte Rosa are probably the
oohievcments on which the Alpine Club would
~. higher value than on any scientific work
whatever.
,rc used to experiment not only On Nature but
-, I once asked him what food he took
~ tho mountains. lie said the guides COM
..orlv consumed mixture OF butter and honey
,,~,, .,ov had found supplied for long
&c +, the most portable form TIE great
49, amount O. heat ard nol,rlshment. But for
x,,,,olf ~. liked cakes Of chocolate best, ana
,hoco no rscd to eat every two hours while
a,,r,hin, Ills love for tic Alps was more than
,.,e,ti0c and more than mere Mountaineering.
- .ha h,th Together. { was passion and
d.. ,.or. his home every summer during loc
loo. .,vcnty years ~ so Of his life lie had a
ro,ta0o on the Bel Alp to which he went regu-
,,a,. ord when 10 chose country home In
,-,ri.nd be chose Iindhead. nearly 1000 feet
above IRE level Il the sra. lie understood rs
90, mon IN this fog-i2den ana mst-"nshroudcd
,sia soe,o 20 understand. the value of pure. dry,
srosh air II was - him a 'oHd!hrn OF lhtei-
,e.tual vitality. lie could WORK Tor uine WITH
80. {, rs every I.ondoror does and must but
ba
escape frorl town
rns ,~ar.lv Of Tynda!rs death calls for
oo,,mont but only for sympathy and for syn
,,o,,,,. obovc ,l with the wife who was the blame
loss aut:,o- OF It. ThcTe are memories OF the
,,oi yne,i.vtion which associate themselves
,th bor "a well as with HIM The lecture
Audiences always consisted In part Of personal
friends ana these We're cften asked upstairs to
tho rooms which were The London home of the
1'vrdaIls There il was. IN other social oc-
casi,ns that ore Of the charming sides OF Tyn-
dalrs nature came ont. lie was sympathetic
10 on extraordinary degree. kindly in manner,
with Il range Of conversation that was as re-
r.arkable as its ease Anything that interested
him a, all interested him keenly. and his inter-
ests were hers. Dr. Buz2ard. who was the
pupil. the friend, and the physician OF Tyndall.
said in answer to question at the coroners
inquest:
"'rhe relationship between Professor Tyndali
and Mrs Tyndall was one Of remarkable affec-
ton ard devotion; think. in the course Of
very long experience. have never seen the de-
yotion which Mrs Tyndall showed to her hus-
band surpassed"
DR.. Buzzards evidence was not less emphatic
on another point. Answering a question whether
Dr.. Tyndail. who for some years had suffered
from insomnia and overwork. had any desire to
shop,en his life. he answered: None whatever.
On the contrary he who fought
against death with an extraordinary amount of
resolution, and he keenly anxious TO live"
TIE same thing may be said, not only of his
wish TO live but of his conduct Of life. He
fought against aii forms Of death. and all forms
o. imperfect sluggish life with extraordinary
resolution: against error. against ignorance.
against dishOnor against the least disoyalty to
the highest IDEAL u. V. :.
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NiTrRALISTs MEET ~ VIEW HAVEN.

New-Uaven. Dec. 81 ESP ,aD.-The twelfth annual
meeting OF the American Sorety Of Na;urasts
onenod this afternoon AT Yale University The del
ccafes Included many Of the Lending SCIENTISTS Of the
country among others the following: Professor b.
" Chittenden and Professor sidney J. Smith OF
yale. Professor G. w. Stiles. medical geologls OF
the T-nitcG states Department Of Agriculture; Pro-
fcssor William Patten, of Dartmouth; Professor
A f.. Verrll OF Yale; Professor John @. Curtis. OF
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons. Of New
1orK be HatTrast j. II Morgan OF prof s Of
zoology at Bryn Mawr: profs' ,or MlHot ~ ~"
UaTyafd Medical school, author OF a work on human
enbryology: Professor L.bbey, OF Princeton: II. W.
Conn professor OF zoology at Wesleyan. and others
a, ,he afternoon business meeting IL was decided
thnt the three affiliated socie-ies-the Society or
Naturaiists. the Society OF Morpholoe.sts and the
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PARaysTEvEyss ESTATE AGAIN INCoURr.

MOTION TO yACATE THE ORDER FOR THE SER
VICE OF SUMMONS by PUBLICATION on G.
G. sTrvENs-sToRY or TIE LITIGATION 'f
Another Incident in the litigation over the estats
OF Pa-an Stevens took place in the Court or Com
mon Pleas yesterday. A motion was argued before
Judge BlcchoN 10 vacate the order for the seryic:
CT summons by publication upon Charles g. stew
ems in the action brought BY Mrs. Paran sFvens
and her daughter Mary Tlsse Paget, against him
and John l.. Mechor trustees Grder the VIII OF
Pcr1n Stevens.
Mr. Stevens Is Mrs. Paran S,evens's brother-in-
law and Mr. Melcher is her son-n-law. They are
trusted vita Mrs Stevens of third part or the
residue of the estate left BY Paran Stevens This
third Is estimated at abou; 100000. 1t is held for
the benefit Of Mrs. Paget who Is to receive the
income during her life. The principal is to De
divided among Mrs Page:s children after her
death
Mrs Stevens and her daughter wish to have Mr..
Stevens and Mr. Me,cher removed from their places
as trustees and TO have two other trustees ap-
pointed 70 act with Mrs Stevens 10 protect tns
rights Of Mrs Paget and her children. Mrs Paset.
who is the wife OF Arthur Henry Fltzroy Paget. OF
England says that she has viewed with concern
the hostility manifested b. NJ. Stevens and MT.
Melcher to her mother in the management OF the
estate and that she wishes TO have her interests
placed in other hands. Mrs. Stevens says that Ir
stevens and Mr. Melchcr have opposed her. and
that she cannot act properly In her oaughter IN
terest with them felow-trustees.
An order was made recently directing that the
service OF summons upon Mr.. Stevens. who lives
ot Clinton Mass he made by publication IL was
urged yesterday that this order should pc VaSa.eo
.or various technical reasons. Judge B!schon re-
served his decision. l., ,,.,.
The estate Of Paran Stevens has been In li.iga-
ton almost constantly since mis- death In iN2 MI
Stevens left s1C9ooo 10 hs wife. besides the use
oc house in Newpor; and ;he income IRON
81 o0C 90 trust Their, was long litigation 10 decide
tha, the 81 100000 trust should be charged upon ne
res.dusry estate. which amounted TO about Sl6NVW
Their Mrs Stevens got into trouble BY coiiectlns
rents 10 which the courts said she had no r1gnt
There suits and cross suits IN Wnlcn fyery
bed, got cross and nobody got suited. Harry
Iedcn stevens Mrs. Sevonss son. died In lsS
and more suits were brought by and against ms
executor on his interest in the estate. Arthur
Leary. who had been for twenty years Mra S y,
onss confidential adviser died last te2ruary. ~ 10
estimated that the leSai expenses Of the Htsations
have been about S3oo, eco thus far.
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OBITUARY..
On. ROBERT C. MEwEN.

sarntogn y. r. Dec. 27.-Dr. Robert C. McEwen
died NJ his homo n It's VHaSe last night or
nor,,..,s aved slyty he was graduated from WIZ
lama College IN 1856 end from the Now-York Col
lego Of Physician, and Surgeons. in 1865. lie was
house physician NJ Bellevue Hospital In 1851 He
then went to South Africa end served two years
Cape OF Good Hone Returning 20 America he
aDpgn;cl Surgeon o. the 18Th Conner,icS, volunteer
Springs re was captain Of the 22d Separate Com
pany. y. O. s. y Y. from 1873 to Sss member End
&c. x. r.: member and vice-presdent Of toe New
York State Medical Col,egt. and member and
Junior warden OF the Bethesda Episcopal Churcn,
this village
Tae funeral Will be held in Bethel Church Friday.
az II a. m
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5pcrial Notlecs.
i'ostOnice Notice.


FOREIGN nails Tor the week endins December 80 will
Close P.ompy In ali eases) L! this c,ss ~ follows;
5 Rotterdam via Rotterdam deels must be directed
per EoteslnmD ut p. IN. supplementary 30 y. M
FIlIbAY-Ht D. m Tor Porto Rico direct. per s.
Olympia. p for Ia Plata countries direct. Per
s;r ,s,o D sro,n orleSns i" ~ '
SATGRDAYAt $50 a. m. FOR France. switzerland
$ La rctagnc. yia Havrc Ietels Tor other parts Of
Europe he directed per La sre'asne2 at ':So
i"mhrta Ma ouesnstown detters for France swtzcr.
lane a, POTf Tur a an" G's s9 .nais
and La Plata countries per ). = Sirius VIA Pernam.
PER- %'s BE wcra % b - TaSS
al $50 A. m for Netherlands direct. per Yeendarn
via Rotterdam oicers be directed per veendsm)
al 10 a. IN. supplementary 1880 a. M for Fortune
Island jamaica. Jacmel and Aux.cayes pc. Alens
1 Except eS costa RSa south Pacific poris per
directed per city Of Para: at II for camPeche
chiapas Taoaseo and Sucaan Re s SsrSoSs letters
Saratoga, l: M f2r Jamaica sayania and Cartha-
cDsso r s S = % Fer Fass
at 80 p. U for Santiago Cuba per g $ Panama det
ni per s ramsnf from NoT,S sydney
for China s and Ss ap'" a Psr np to Gs sn..g 0%
Malls for AasGalia except 'hSss f2r West
Hawaiian. Elji and samoan Islands, per MariposA
rom San Francisco Gl3ss here daily up to January
az Nix S Rs mails nal far Australia Nal. Tor HAWAIIAN
h ssnt ss g' s TO January SsS es::
china. Japen. Hawaii ard Ausralin vi. Vrneauve.
Sse D. m Mails for Newfoundland by rail- to Halifax
ana thence by steamer close this olce daily at $50
b. steamer close at this oicc daily at $40 p M Mails
cuba D. ran to lamna Fla and thence by steamer
this oslcS daily at C:$o p. m, Nails for Mexico.
land unless specially addressed Tor dispatch 10y steamer.
close at this Office c snT e n DAYTON Postmaster.
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c,rT,IX ANDREW. oF MAINE. H\S SERIOUS
COVpLArNT AGAINST PfTXOiOS
GOVERNMENT

phu,l,lnbla Dec 27-Thc schooner Grac" m
drey,s Cap;lIn John Andrews. Of Thomnston. Me-
arrived hcrc TO-DAY from Natal. Eraz" captain
Andrews has grievance against fcNoto's Govern
mont eor which he proposes 10 try ana co!i'''
nor,oges through the state Department. For SIX
months past Captain Andrews has been CRUISING
,lo,, Tho brazilian coast trying - pick up cargo
In November he anchored his schooner a snort
distance below Rio Janciro. and started IN
q email boat. with three Of his men. Tor the
brazilian capital. whore he prorof"d to pay Il
,lsi, ~ his brother who IS "A merchant there. As
captain Andrews sailed into the Bay OF Rio ono
OF pexoio's patrol boats came Alongside ana win,
ont ary barley the officer in command informed
contoin Andrews that he and his men were prison
ers There was Il small American nag floating !"
the bow Of the boat. This the Bra2lans tore dowi'
and ordered Captain Andrews men 10 dlr'ct the'r
boat toward shore. As resistance wonId nav -
use,ess the Americans aid "a they were ordered
a ,yhen thev rot ashore they marched TO
Tho castle Of Santa Cruz and imprisoned In dun
geons ,- ,,s tho coils they were put in
were horrible places damp ana cold ana TNc, , u a,
with rats lizards and snakes They We're nap az
into the city As they were being led through tne
streets captain andrews Kim e ms brothSr at once
secured bis release from the authorities t hen
baying arrested Captain Andrews ana his men
Taptain Andrews IS very bitter in his complaints
against Consul General Towne and accuses hin OF
negiectIng the interests of the United States citizens
in Brazil and with being insolent to those who go
10 him for advice or protection. Captain Andrews
saws tina; Towne took heed of his complaint
against Pexoto's men. and when he referred to the
rowne said nd H IN SnecriHs terms: "'
"Oh. that's all right The Government Will TX yol
follows by giving you champagne supper ana
sticking American flag in the neck Of the bottle
row. and When he puts in Rs claim for damages he
SAYS he IL gong TO lodge charges against Consul
disorder and robberies In the streets OF Rio are ua-
true. as strict discipline is maintained
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DIED.

dence 2 esi Ircae ciiori d., wt s,S 9s E ~
ward f. R3,le:. sad daughter Of inc ia'e H'''us We
Funeral aii ,ake nlace g. A-l-ov Church e9r os
Fh-are and 27h-st, % THURSDAY -''n As'' AZ NO"
roz,cn papers please copy
cofrs-At Tsrry,own Dec o. col WIN. J. coles. aged
F,aoye Services q, the residence \ A. Coles Fri
day. aTiyel of i;io m train from "rnu oe"''"'
DONAI.DsON-Dr :. }. Donadson. OF Ne"-forH CITY
ra iITs FRIDAY a, noon a. stamford y. Y.
adiay be- sGh Isa5 roGct G. Fisher iha 07t
F s;er ~ o Trinity chq-cs RoeSoIls on
(irnrd Central Depot at 2:02 Train returning at
x ilii' p or 1T aopors
K. Gilman n Of r-sinF aged g. - r 800,
w. Gniran. a. is, Barclay-.; Flushing. Friday
.aa ''' f'r Manu.. Fiushns leaves Iong Island City
ash '!S S sarah h, VIZ. Of George x Grn. Of West
r11or 6arr r5 Sa'h me ;" rs.ls1ca 81 JAM, g For.
Wa'lsworth Staten Island thursday the c'th iasf-
In:ermc "a: a, '.fcshrc Conn
New Haven papers please copy.
IIARiNG-On Dec 2j;h. Hester Brcel wife OF the late
rnSral esrvce At to residence Of C. Haring. Pier
mont, on FrS9 I tn s s q, tram from HewYors
H@LME9n TuGsday .Ips s p 2cs,s 10TH at D'd'Ord
fq Tfu.sd9 sy'f the eS,h Inst. at 20 p m.
KTNEEDY-On Wednesday Doc. 9th. sa'caret or
rack widow Of the late Thomas Kennedy. in the s5th
Relatives and friends OF the family Invited 70 ~,
tend the funeral services at her late rcgdence no "
Icoaye Iiro.klyu. friday. .9'h inst at O'Clock.
Interrent private
MARsEITIEs-on December Goth. 1898 Eliza Narcotics
late residence in PhiIadeiph.a.
s 90 ES' E M. ns5s P III. sa ys eaf ~ H.
Funeral Saturday Mt . D. m.
Friends are invited without further notice.
OBRIEN-On the 9th inst. Harriet OB-en. daughter
Of the late William O'Brien. senior.
FUNERAL Services at her late residence No y Madison
square North, Thursday morning. Dec. 2sth. at ii
O'Clock
RANsoM-Aaron Price Ransom. December 9Th at i2:ao
Funeral servces at Riverside baptist Church o2ds ana
Amsterdamave. Friday. December 18TH at ~ a. n
SCOTT-At hs residence. 'Bucclauch.' Nev- Brunswick
~ j. December oath 1893 ChaTl's Smith Scott. SON
q the Col Joseph Warren Scott in the 18th year
TIE relatives ari friends family members Of the
Ncv-Jersey and Of the society ~ the CINCINNATI
, sr n' Ghr TO a'8 ne j. On friday
Train leaves New-Yok at 1890 O'Clock by Pennsylvania
Railroad
sMIrII-u Tacoma Washington. December %, in the
3oth year Of her age, Grace Nelson w:fe Of Wuap E.
Smith anl youngest daughter OF the late Alfred r.
Brittin of Madison Ncw-Jersey.
slNGER-At the Plaza Hotel this city. Wednesday.
December 9th. Mary singer rslct of the late John r.
Singer. OF Pit,shure. PENN and mother OF Mrs Charles
A. Richardson, Of Brooklyn. " y.
WAIT-At his home near Newbuig. " Y. Dec. g. VIII
lam c. Wait son Of Mary E. and the late John Wait.
Funeral ut convcnienc. II family
Interment Cedar Hi.
kirdlv omit flowers.
wIGIIr-At London Ontario. Wednesday, Dec. 9th.
Edward Wight N tins city.
Inernent AZ Delhain Mass
KENsICo CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad. is minutes
Once. III East 42lst Telephone CALL 5oG 3s
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THE SITUATION AT RIO UNCHANGED.
british snIrM,sTEEs PROTEST r LORD ROSE
EEEY -sILvFIRN MARTENS ENTITLED

copyright. 1879. m me ra''ed Prcs')
Pio Jan.lri. Dee. o7-It Is reported here that
eighty British shlpmastcrs. representing 2Vo men
ard property valued a. N,"N"", ha'e sent % i''fd
Rosehcry ,hc British Foreign Minister. a protest
o..airst tho cour.. pursued by Captain William VI.
Lang commander * the British cruiser sirius and
sonior officer of tie Brlt'ah squadron h"r" end
Mr. Wyndham. The British Minister - HrazH'
neither OF whom. tho charge. VII. protect them IN
discharSnC their "arro's .-.,.
There Is no ch-rse whatever IN a." situation
here. , -.
r,Ia- has expelled General Stvrlrl Martens ne
Foreign Minister ~ Mcllo's Prov,s'on1l tov'rNErhl
mont I'm southern Brazil which had for l's object
The restoration u the monarchy. lie Is an en-
,hueostic rronnrchist II Is thought her" that ne
emulsion from Uruguay. which undoubtedly - me
result Of acion bv ii" Br!ziiinn - Fornmtht =
a.c,,re tho, end ~ II for tim" ppt IN end 20 his
ee-o~ts H., Overt lrow the PeiNoto government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-28
GEORGE N. MILLER TO TAKE NEEDED fH"i'

George Maccuiloch Miller. accompanied oy "'' t. ,hs
and their two daughters. will sail FOR Europ 49,,
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser " "" - ,bev
vii, 40 % Rome for the enjoyment Of social gaye'es ~
festivities in that capital pending the aa'e 20
Ienten season When over they WIZ
Egypt, where they will remain several "eN ,,,,a does
70 I,n,v n time for the Easter holidays NY. 'i
-. -, a., ,.ca,,on 10 extend bc.ond four months
He is lust now suffering from severe co'd "" ha
,a,ns his activity in the charitable works WIN
has been long end conspicuousiy m"n'h' - - General
recre, =, leaving the country In such per'"d % 80
n,s,-a.s IN, HE valuable and energetic labors TOT INV
lief OF the poor and the sick Will continue '"''''
v,cs-,ous influence during his absence.