New-York tribune., 1900-07-20

in 1882 to help to suppress the insurrection OF
fG 5 HE va at the the Pa5s bo6oP o. Of being
mentioned In dispatches received as a reward
Re RS Star and the with Clasp
The eamPaigSn against the TeGe0GS i5 tb rise
Of the Mahdl as military @ PGwSr owe n aHH Tb MAJOR Ha
try on special service, volunteered to accom-
pany the Suakim expedition in 1884; His offer
Black Watch, with whom he fought at the the
ia5teT of these a. affairs he was slightly wounded
during the temporary confusion into which the
pignas @s fanatic foilo%ers; For his share in
ration Of the fourth class of the osmanieh
Sseney In CAIRO ne un M When he
the a4d was aPPInted G me foown ing
year ne became Comm1ss5oper 1881 ne on the west est
TO the Niger territory on special mission As
Berlin for the purpose of defining the boundary l
between the Cameroons and the OIL River FRO
quentiy became a Commissioner and Consul
General IN 1891 he received similar apP99inb[e 9 he
acted also as Consul to the Spanish island of
created K G. N. g. - in 1882 The further order
of K B. was conferred upon him in 1SsS two
Envoy ExtraoTdnary and Minister Pienipoten-
9Y IA at S Pkng g SIR S6f Tssd bd6a to EP
necessary by the state of his health.
Chinese Imperial Maritime customs is the eid-
est 9 s0R Of Henry Hart a PS GGg
ssS SshG2s e napfa and m @ g. sser aGE
he has has three CHILDREN he he vas made G. IN M iSSa g.
and baronet in 1888. Besides these marks of
orders and university degrees. and has served
the Oriental commissions OF many exhl2l-
general ens 0ofe of the s dRnese Customs an ONCE
which he was called to MI IN S ,S9S the Edp receip[S
have almost trebled and the branch Sia, OF yne
as an international guarantee. Gifted with
51o0ed @h bT6sd khowedga Of the
try and the people he set to WORK Wlvn t9 eiE01
as great marvel in the Far East the Great
ja az o1 55Se ali articles Of foreign trade whether
Imported or exported. he had TO act as Celes-
sn6ervisIng the distribution of buoys; and see
ing to the safety Of wa a9d u6der his
supreme orders engaged IN pfeVehtuS
pqgghag 5t a6,nnps on shoals He was enabled
by the perfection of his arrangements and ths
FnTo9eans aud four thousand natives. to under
iaEe the reform of the Customs of Corea, TO
sent after the openinS OF the treax PEotIb PEbad "a
additional work laid upon his shoulders IN the
collection OF the hkin duties On OPIUM b whiG5 aGd
nnscrupuioUs officials of riparian towns
BROWNE, Lieutenant-Coone g. F.. Military At
tachA of the Legation, was born on January
% 1851. and commenced his military career as
an ensign in the 4Sth Foot, afterWard the lst
Battalion Northamptonshire Reslment, IN WhiCn ;
he rose the rank Of major He received ms
Inent the date OF which was September IS, 1856
Iteutenant-Coonel Browne had passed the staff
College. and 4ad done duty as 9ePaI! ASSlS'anl am
te{ {fs+rict % snI DeniIfv Assistant Adtutant-
General in succession, TO the Irish and Army
aas s9Tce on the West Coast OF Africa and
refceiIad a medal and clasp. together with the
Companionship of the Distinguished Service
order for the part he took in the expedition
against the Yonales- When with later expe-
diton in the district, IN 1892 he was
wounded in the attack upon Pambi, and for this
obtained second clasp TO his medal
COCKBURN Henry c. B.. Chinese Secretary to
so9 og % Of the late Fraaes F erey coeR6urn Of
the Bengal Civil Service. He received ap-
in 1880 and while serving in this capacity tenn
Porarily filled the position Of the Consul at
Canton during that offcial,s absence from
duty IN. Mr CGck6Irn was vas promoted ed to be sec
was made first class assistant in January 1895
Pelling; and in October, 1896, he himself be-
came head of this bureau His c. B.
retaryship Mr. Cockburn married Elizabeth
Francis Stevenson 0'''ie' James
JAMESON. J. w, commercial attsche Of the Brit
ism legation began his so career as, Chinese
Class Class assistant Was at various times Acting
canton In 1887 he was promoted to be frst rsu
class assistant. and as such did vicarious duty
Usumas During the assimilation Of the Bnrmo 4ro
Chinese frontier front in in the 1928 and 1893 seasons he
wiser and he was appointed commercial attache
October g. 1899 ~
MACDONALD Lady Ethel, daughter of Major
first husband and children by cholera in india
Lady Macdonald had two young daughters with
her. ~
DERING, Herbert Guy Neville, second secretary
Of British legation; SECOND son OF Sir Henry
lister to Mexico; born at Florence. 1857
POOLE, DR.. Wordsworth, physician to the British
Expedition OF 1899
SCOTT, Right Right Rev; Charles Perry. chaplain of
me Irt6 Brsh h,na Embassy o S was second Bishop of
in the mission field at Che-Foo from 1874 to 1850
TOURS. Berthold c., accountant of British EN-
bassy
BROWN W. H.. constable for many years OF Brit
ish Embassy ''
TWYMAN b. second second class assistant student in
OLIPHANT, D., student interpreter In training at
British Embassy
TEBBITT R, T, student interpreter in training at
British Embassy. a.
CL0ETE TT Graham ham. l. = G.. student interpreter in
training ar British Embassy.
PEARSON. q. w. W, student interpreter In train.
Ing at British Embassy
RUSSELL, w. P. NJ, student interpreter In train
ing at British Embassy.
PHILLIPS H.. student interpreter in training at
British Embassy
KIRKE, c c; Augustus. student interpreter In
training at British Embassy.
FLAHERTY A. j., student interpreter in training
at British Embassy.
HEWLETT; ", NJ. student interpreter in training
at British Embassy.
BRISTOW, II. H. student interpreter in training
at British Embassy.
PORTER. H., student interpreter in training at
British Embassy.
ROSE c. A. w. student interpreter I'm training at
British Embassy.
PEACaEY, g; P, student interpreter in training
at British Embassy.
HANCOCK, ]. G.. student interpreter In training
at British Embassy.