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New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
MRS MARY CHARLOTTE LANE.

Mrs Mary Charlotte Lane, who had peeh supei
intendent of the Washington Square Home lot
Girls (formerly the Wetmore Home) for the lss'
fourteen years died yesterday in the NeW-1o
15osoitai where she taken last Monday saHel-
ing from cerebral apoplexy. When she was a"
mitfed to the hospital condition was so serious
that tbe musicians were certain that death "ou'u
snsue in a dav or two. but she remained aliNe al
though unconscious for almost week
Tasr Christmas letters reached Mrs Lane from
all PARTS of the United States. and even from h,
rome from girls who had received the aio ol the
Homo WHOM they were helpless and homeless r1ei
life WAS wholly devoted philanthropic work ior
fourteen years. -.
Arorn than Two years ago il became eFloeht lIal
sbe had overworked herself and the officials oil te
Home MANNED to give her long rest She hau d
severe apoplectc attack but. despite the orders VI
nb,sicians would not drop her work. A week ago
she ACCOMPANIED some inmates of the home 10
tarookIvr TO get work for them. On Monuag sue
won't 70 Brooklyn again. and on the way nome
suffered the final attack of cerebral hemorrhase-
She was picled up in the street and removed nis'
20 the Home and then TO the hospital. where she
died. :,
Mrs Lane was born on June q, lSiS. III Broom
M pen, She was the daughter Of the Rev
David Polk and Mary c. Polk. In 1863 she mar
ried Ahrauo Rogart Lane OF Brooklyn. and IN 1855
she became the superintendent OF Ihe "'N'
Home for Girls - =. ,o--o,,, :
The funeral will be held at noon to-morr31W 1; al
the Home No. 49 South Washington square ouiiai
will he in Trenton.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
wrNDER AND HANNA DENY STORY
They Say That They Did Not See Caldwell
in Charleston.

Columbus. ohie. Feb. 1.-THE private car
bearing John winder, general manager OF lhe
Kanawha and Hooking and the Sunday Greek
coal companies, and Dan r, Hanna, son OIL
Senator Hanna, reached here from Charleston
w Va this afternoon. 1t was transferred 10
the Big -Four and taken TO CleVeiano later
Mr.. Hanna and his party stopped mere an houI
with Mr. winder at his office
Mr. Winder when the story Of the assault on
Representative Caldwell at Charleston w Va,
this morning was shown to him, said that the
report that he and Mr.. Hanna were CaldwelIs 8
assailants was false. None OF his party was
connected with the affair in any way
We did not even see Caldwell said Mr.
Winder-
He said that ne had stopped in Charleston
overnight and came to Columbus to-day.
Mr.. Hanna also denied the story. He SAID
that he never saw Caldwell at Charleston
They evidently got our party mixed up with
another he said. ''As far the assault goes,
] know nothing about it
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
FOR MORE PAY AND LESS WORK

Albany. Feb. 14.-What will undoubtedly be re-
ceved a revelation by most people. with refer
ence to the hours Of work end rates of pay OF
nurses and attendants me various State hos
pitfalls for the insane. is involved in resolution
prepared by Senator Lewis
1t appears. from a study of the payrolls in the
lunacy department. says the resolution. that the
and attendants work average OF
eleven hours and tifty-fve minutes day for G65
days OF the year. and that the annual compensa-
ton of graduate male nurses is but $3.50 after six
full years OF service. and of female graduate
nurses but 500 q year, with maintenance in each
instance" is further set forth in the resolution
that the allowance for nurses and attendants who
maintain themselves side the hospitals rs but
s. 80 for each meal a month. and 81 30 month for
lodging.
The resolution holds that the wages and allow
ance for maintenance both inadequate. and that
the hours of service required unreasonable and
asks the Committee Finance to provide
amount sufficient TO result In more equitable com
pensation and readJustment of the hours Of ser
N-ice
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
STORMY SEAS DELAY LINERS.
Germanic Arrives Late-Lucania and Phlla'
delphia Off Nantucket.

sinca the winter set in the North Atlantic has
heen storm tossed Every vessel coming into port
has brought reports of battling head winds ana
staggering head seas. There has never been a
DAVIS ;etup The reports of steamships and sailing
vessels abandoned in midocean have been frequent
January d fateful month for American snip
ping the Atlantic Coast. no less tdil tLlf'ee'i
vessels being lost.
All the steamers which arrived here yesterday
experienced the fury of Father Neptune's wrath
during their voyages. The Germanic, of the White
Star Line was of these. She was more than
twenty-four hours behind her usual time While
she suffered no damage it found advisable at
one time TO throw oil on the water. The passeh-
gers had few opportunities to &c on deck.
Several other overdue steamers came into port
Among them was the Bungaree which took the
times in the course of the voyage Once she re-
mafned hove for three days. another time for
two. She lost ventilatcr shafts and her after
wheelhouse The Bungarce is TO take the place or
the Rorana, of the Quebec Line. which was de-
stroyed by the Mont Pelee disaster She will be
overhauled and cabins Will be added to her deck
equipment and she will then be placed in the West
Indian service of the company.
The Lucana of the Cunard Line, and the Phila-
delpha of the American Line. ordinarily would
have arrived here yesterday forenoon They were
reported approaching the Nantucket Lightship in
the afternoon the former o'clock and the latter
at 1:4O O'Clock. The Philadelphia is noted for her
weather qualities and the report from Nantucket
indicates that she has not let the Lucania her
on the voyage. AS both ships equipped with
wireless teegraphy their passengers doubtless had
General Miles who is returning from his visit to
the Philippines. is a passenger on the l-ucania
f1enrE :. ROUSE pfeSiutIt Vi le lssouIl' 1ailsds
and Texas Railroad. is also passenger: he mas
just crossed Asia on the Trans -Sibarian Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NEW EXCESS BAGGAGE RATE,

A number OF Western railways in the Western
Transportation Bureau have begun 10 asltate Tor
a minimum charge Oh excess baggage OF % cents,
and ,ha Trunk Line Association will probably take
some action at its meeting. The Western
roads will put rule. making this charge,
into practice after March I. and from the Western
association comes the proposal TO make the rule
general throughout the country. The adoption OF
the rule will cause a maximum advance of 10
cents a hundred pounds excess when the fare is
less than 81 %. and five cents when the fare is
above 81 e5.
Some Of the Eastern mana gers believe that con-
dtions certain OF their roads do not warrant
the change.
From some of the Western roads comes also the
proposition that general rule be adopted TO
time limits passenger tickets. Among the sug-
gestons that all railroads agree whether the
date of issuance OF the ticket shall shall not
count as one of the days TO which the use of the
ticket is limited.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
CHARGES $4,000 SHORTAGE.
Administrator CT Estate Accuses the Late
Judge Garrick, of Jersey City.

A biz has been filed in the New-Jersey Court OF
rhancery which alleges that the late John Garrick
Jersey City, formerly district court judge. had
-ppropriated TO his e32oo0 Of the estate of
Nrs Naomi Wright, who died on March Il. 1883
She was the widow of General Wright and mother
Of Mrs Garrick Judge Garrick was named
executor. He died September y, 1-0l, and his
widow assumed the management OF the estate of
her mother. Recently George r. Beach was ap-
pointed administrator by the court he sets forth
in his petition that Mrs Garicks accounting shows
balance Of only 81 304 20 when il should be $780,
The estate was originally worth $4,000 but some
Of the property been divided The petition also
asks for an order restraining Mrs Garrick and her
dispOsing OF their propetT- which Is ample
TO cover the alleged shortage. The late Judge Gar
rick was regarded as an able of rigid honesty.
His former LAW partner says that IN the fre in the
Me3den Building Jersey City, in August. 1901 the
office of Judge Garrick gutted, and many
BILE gapers destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NETWORK CITY.

The Citizens Public improvement. Association Of
the First Ward, Borough of Queens has issued a
call for a convention of deegat ties from the differ
ent citizens associations in Queens to work for
the speedy completion of the Backwelrs Island
Bridge The convention will be held at Klobut-
scheck's Hail. Borden and Vernon aves.. Long
Island City. on March H.
The eighth in the series of Sunday night con-
certs given by the Educational Alliance takes
place this evening at S:15 O'Clock. The programme
is arranged by the Halevy Singing Society, and
will include the Columbus Cantata' There will
he an orchestra and solosts-
The Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, Amster-
dan-ave. and Ninety-sxth-st., various Sundays
in Lent will give extracts from the "Stabat Ma
ters' of Rossini, Astorga, Haydn, etc On Palm
Sunday night with full choir, a complete work
will be sung, THE Seven Last Words Of Christ. -
by Dubois.
The Club for the United Study of Missions will
meet by invitation in the parlcrs of the Tompkins
Avenue Congregational Church. Tompkns Save.
and McDonough-st..5 Brooklyn. tomorrow fore
noon from 10 TO 12 O'Clock. All women interested
in mission study are invited.
The Manhattan Camera Club invites attention
to its exhibition of prints which will be held at
the clubroons No 81 East One-hundred- Ia nd twen-
ty-ffth-st., for week Prominent members X
hibiting A. Graham, II. S Jones' II. Vier and
5. c. Bulienkamp.
The committee on the prevention of tuberculosis
of the Charity Organization Society, at its meet
ing yesterday. adopted resolutions against num-
Der of bills to amend the Tenement House law
pending in the legislature.
waldeman Barth. head gardener for Perry Bel
mont his Newport place. who arrested in
Johnstown, r.. J., a warrant issued by Magis-
trate Mayo charging him with grand larceny was
arraigned in jefferson Market court yesterday and
held I'm sl5oo bail for examination tomorrow.
The Municipal Civil Service Board has extended
the time in which applications for appointment as
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
CHASE FOR D. R. HANNA.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
Escapes from Charleston, ". pa..
soifh Morgan's Representative.
Try TELTeRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

r,,.r1aeton w Va Feb 14.-Dan r. Hanna.
con Of Senator Hanna. and John winder, gen
eral manager of the Kanawha and Hooking ooai
Company. are charged with assaulting w VI
Caldwell member Of the State legislature
here carly this morning while the latter was
Going home from the legislative ball in a cao-
Hanna and winder it is said. were on the
80, from = club where they had spent the
night 10 the Kanawha and Michigan station
and wanted a cab They hailed the one III
,-b;cb Representative Caldwell was riding anu
ATTEMPTED to enter it Caldwell proles'eU'
,yhereupon. il is alleged, Hanna ana "liioel
entered the cab and one of them oeai' OaiuNe
: How in the face. rendering him UNCONSCIOUS
They then threw Caldwell from the cab ana
rode in II themselves the station. where ohe!
boarded the train for Columbus. Ohio
The unconscious legislator was fouho =
friends and taken 10 hotel. where Captain
Eob, F3aker White. friend of the injured man.
heard of the affair. and at once started OUT to
end c,aldweII's assailants He Informed the
,ol;ce and with several other friends OF Caio-
--eu snecial Officer Matt Spradlng. and the
driver Of the hack a colored man named A9uh-
hsr went TO the Kanawha and Michigan sta
ton
snradlinc boarded the Columbus train and
went into the rear car, where there were seN-
ersl Messengers He returned TO the platform
70 get Dunbar to identity ine Hleh Nho hou
entered his hack but between the time that
spradling left the car and the arrival OF Dun
hsr The car door was locked, so that wheh
the officer returned with the hack driver ne
was unable to get in.
Sheriff Jarrett on the train with SOME
prisoners for the pententiary, and as the tram
WAS about to start and the local of1cer hau
no authority outside of the city. Captain W hlle
instructed the Sheriff to make an investigation
on the train and IL the parties were ABOARD
70 arrest them or the charge of assault buh-
hsr went on the train 70 assist in the identlnca-
,ion. Captain White then went back TO see
Nr Caldwell and after hearing his story vi
the affair went before Justice OF the feace
Cot+reu and swore out a warrant chaI IsIIs
Tyinder and Hanna with assault Inc MafIah'
was telegraphed to Point Pleasant. W ' Na'
f,,1+ no ATTEMPT was made to arrest the HleI
\ +bere The train carried them over the orldee
" and into Ohio unmolected No.
Ninder repreSents the interests OF J. Z -noi
ear in Ohio and West Virginia, ana an Lile
coal operators here pleaded TO have the ofuel
of arrest rescinded- 1t is said that taldWeH ;
friends viii offer a resolution in the House Oh
DAlAgates inuuiring into the reasons Ior the
KsnaNha County officials counterrnandlng 'he
order for service of the warrants
REPRESENTATIVE Caldwell is resting Wen unoeI
tt,e care Of PHYSICIANS. He was badly hurt anu
NAV eye.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
EDWARD n. FAULKNER.

Edward Henry Faulkner, senior member OF tne
firm of johnson & Faulkner. for many years IN the
upholstery trade at No. So East Seventeenth-sI'
died yesterday his apartments at NO. Neat
Seventv-second-st. He was born in this CITY july
1899 and passed almost all his life here. lie had
been from an early age in the upholstery business
in which he was interested the time OF his dea'
For the last ten or fifteen years he had taken no
active part in the business In 1886 ne m MAJ ileu
Hannah Daniels who died in September 1901 he
leaves two sons. Edward D. and FRANCIS T. dulh .
ner who are the remaining partners IN the @W Iim W VI
The burial is to be al NoodlaWn
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
ERIE BONDS TO BE PLACED ABROAD.
Large Part of $loooo,oOo Issue to Go There
Report About Railroad Law.

large part Of the coming issue OF slo"aovo
rer cent bonds of the Erie Railroad Company viii
be placed in London and other foreign centres II
was yesterday 1t is said that the ISSUE
has been underwritten at about 81
1t was reported yesterday that the amendment TO
the New-York Railroad law under which the con
vertible bonds are to be issued made radical
change in the law. in permitting bonds to be con-
verted into stock issued at less than par anu tnat
this amendment had been put through the legis-
Jature for the especial benefit Of the Erie Leading
interests in the Erie Railroad Company dechned
Yesterday TO comment this statement
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Albany Feb 1.-THE following stock companies
were incorporated to-day:
The Bronx Construction Company. of New York
City: capital. 600: directors. James ". Rock W.
T Paine and {. +. Folsom, of New-York City.
The Rose Manufacturing Company. of New-York
CITY to manufacture ice and cooling chimes:
capital Sl0eee: directors. John J. Reedy and John
l. Lockwood. ir-, Of NeW-York, and Edward NJ.
sfofhprs Port Richmond.
The Brighton Heights Realty Company Of Brook
yn: capital 500 600; directors, c Donne Davis a.
Judye and Patrick J. Carbon. of Brooklyn.
The Independent Union Telephone Company, OF
Pueslo fled A certificate Of increase Of capital
stock from 0eoo to 3oo0.oo0
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS.

Liverpool Fec 15Arrived steamers Tsutonic tBrl NO
Knstry. New York. 18th. ihiladelphian (Brl. Thorn
ton. New-York Sailed 14th. steamer Etruris tBr).
Watt. Ncw-York.
OF Wight, Feb l4Passed. steamer cOnsuelo
Watson, New York Ter Hull
Gravesend Feb if-Arrived. steamer British Princess
(Brl Freeth. New-York for Antwerp.
Antwerp ti-Sailed steamer kFocnland. Doxrud.
New-York
Rotterdam FEB H. , p n-Sailed Rotterdam
Dutch. New-YOrk: 18th. Charlois Dutch.
New-York.
barcelona Feb If-SaIed. Manuel (span).
Oliver New-YOrk-
steamer La Champagne (Frl.
New-York; 1 arrived. steamer La lor
err. Alix. New-York-
i34>srved. steamer Trojan Prince (Sr).
Eagleton. New-York via Genoa
Hong Kong Feb I4-Arrived previously LennOx
Wawn. New-Nork VITA Michaeis. for
Shanghai: 18TH saiIed steamer Indradeo (Er). Ester
brook, shanghai. for New-YOrk
Feb 13--Arrtved Excelsior
(Ger) Courtin, NewYork.
Whitman. New-YoTk for Cape Town
III Dutch. Jutse. Ne~-Yorb via West Indies for Am
sterdam-
Victoria Feb u-Sailed. steamer Button CBrl. Clark
Jsnerol. New-NOrk
Barhadoes Feb is-Sailed. steamers Auazonense terl.
(from santos. etel. New-Nork -.
Bermuda. Feb i+-Ssied. steamer Pretoria (Rr. NC
kenzie. New-Yort
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
HoweLLs AND MRS. HEARST WITNESSES

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. 1.-THE Ventura divorce
case involving alleged kidnapping was decided
by Judge Mickey in the District Court here to-day.
the custody Of her child, Lillian being given IA
Mrs. Ventura-Conrad. Five years ago Mrs Ven
tura secured q divorce from Professor Louis II
Ventura. but the child given him. and he
took her California. Mrs. Ventura later mar
ried L. A. Conrad, of Minneapolis. and secured
possession OF the child Then she sought a modi-
f1cation of the divorce decree the to-day de-
Gliding in her favor.
The divorce case attracted wide attention. Among
the depositions taken these of Governor Cum
minis, Mrs Phabe Hearst and William Dean How
ellis.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
COLONEL J. HAMPDEN HOGE.

IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBBNE.I
Richmond Va Feb. 14.-Colonel j. Hampden
IIore 2 unique character in the recent political
life of this State, died to-day at his home, IN
Roanoke after an Illness of Il week Colonel Hoge,
who received his title a member of the STAFF OF
Governor Fitzhugh Lee had been active IN pohucs
since carly manhood. He appointed consul at
Au1ov China by President Cleveland in his second
term but. for reasons much discussed at the time,
was recalled before he reached San Francisco. he
fhen became identified with the Repubfcans. ana
opposed Governor Montague two years ago
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
JOHN ALSBURY.

Chicago Feb. 14.-John Alsbury, who was known
as 1.-The man who ran against Lincoln for the lesis-
lature" is dead at the County Poor Farm at BuI-
falo Ill. Mr.. Alsbury was eighty-three years oio-
He came to this State in 1880. Because OF his SIM
nlicitv Alsbury had considerable following, ana
when Lincoln was nominated for the legislature IN
1872 was selected to run against him. During the
latter wears of his life Alsbury became PopuilsI
and was the Populist nominee for congress IN 1850
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Courtenay. Of Ottawa: George G. Bryant, OF Chi
General s J. Roe of Albany GRAND-Captain S
f. Smiley, I. S. A HOFFMAN-B. l. Stokes. of
Trenton. IMPERIAI--F A. Alger. of Massachu-
setts. MANHATTAN-C l. OConnor. of Pttsaurg
c. s. Postethwaite. of Pittsburg. MURRAY HILL
lie r. W. Dewey. of Montreal. PLAZA-F. s.
Newman. of Springfield. VICTORIAN. f. " ebb
of Rochester; w. J. Bryan, of Lincoln, Neb
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
RANDALL e. MORGAN.

Camden N J.. Feb 14.-Randal E. Morgan. one
of the best known residents of this city, and father
Of State Controller J. Willard Morgan, died at MS
home. at Fifth and Linden sts- to-nlght' ai'er l."
long illness Mr Morgan was seventy-nne years
old He was born in Blackwood, and from 1861 to
1Ss7 was Treasurer of Camden County. and from
1865 TO 1871 was its Sheriff. He was also former
member of the Board of Freeholders, and once CITY
T-1nr
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, Feb. IA, lso5'
ARRIVED

stssm.r tiermanic tBr) smith Liverpool FehLq qaTy ~
Queenstown . TO ass.nEeTs sms mail anG nidse Ar
rived at at rhe eeipnmsham Grange IRr' Angel swansea
January to Norton s. Son, with coal -Ntieu At 'e
bar al ID BSnsaree Br carey Newcastle January
23 A Outerefiase < o. Win ~
'ns staamer san al Tudor B Sl tons, Curtis
ballast Arrived at the Bar at 10 a M . -,
steamer Rotterdam Dutch Ietefs nar T in
BALLAST Arrived bar at 10 m u5thD
steamer d Napo d!ap LaTaIeG; GeRes Sr'r JsnI
TO Bolosnesi, Hartneld & Co. with io-o steeras pas
senxers and ndse Arrived at the Bar at m 18th
Jn"srW n pemerara ae trinidad Curacao February
s. Jacme Cayes and P4rt-au-pTIncs ;, 70 @ tns
mdss Arrived 81 the Bar at S 18th
Steamer santiago Hathaway. Tampco February and
mali and nidse. arrived the Bar at 1880 m -
steamer tDan). Holm Copenhagen January Il
H. to Funch Edge with IS cabin. 60 seerage pas
sengers Arrived at the Bar at 30 p m -
?. and BouIosne a. Halifax February II. to the
Hamburg Line with 99a steerage passengers
seame- CITY OF Memphis. Savannah February
12 TO tb- ocean IS Co. with merchandise :, IN,
to the old Domin,cn SIS Co vita passengers and mdse
steamer Heathoank tBr,. bennington. Baltimore Feb
ruary II, TO Barber & CO. IN ballast WIN oau io'
sosan sansx Hook j. $50 mwind northwest
light breeze; clear
Steamers Ivernis (Brl, for Liverpool: Finland for
Antwerp Southampton 1raye tierl tor Senes ana
t,isssow Anstice Wilmington. - George tBrl for
Antwerp: Trinidad tBn oI Bermuda s5l,i'h @ 2 rsInee %
chester; tspanl. for Havsna ec oamo .Brl
for Glasgow; Aeshany tGeri. for KINGSTON etc. Mexico
for TampIco Via Progress towing Bendins and
Olympia Prcsreso: Princess Anne Tor NorioiA and
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

patrolmen may be fled from February Is to
March I.
interesting series of lectures is being given
in the courses of the Board of Education at the
Educational Alliance. East broadway and Jefer-
son-st. on Monday evenings, by William FARLEY.
IT is entitled Government of European Countries
The second lecture Of the course will he given to-
night. the subject being How Germany Is
Governed"
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

Newburg N y. Feb. 14.-Thomas b. Cameron
died at Washingtonville last night. aged eighty
five wears He was the Erie station agent at wash
ingtonville continuously for fifty-tWo years.
Baltimore. Feb. 14.-Dr Charles Ridgely Gal
lagbar we'll known pbvsican and business man,
eighty years old died here to-day from old age.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
THE REV. JOHN CAMPBELL.

The Rev John Campbell, pastor Of the Secono
Bartist Church of Hoboken died yesterday a1ter
noon at his home. No 36 Cottage-st.. Jersey Clty
Heights of paralysis of the heart. He was seventy
o-e old tJe had been pastor of the Second Baptist
Church since its organization thirteen years ago.
Ne leaves a widow two daughters and SON.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
AMENDMENT FOR CANAL TOLLS

fBr TELEGRAPH TO EEE TRIBUSE.l
Albany Feb Iz-Assemblyman Graef. of Essex
County will introduce an amendment to the con-
sistution next week permitting the imposition of
tolls on the canals. The interest charges cost OF
rnstnterance and sinking fund requirements of
barge canal would be- il is estimated. $4,000 year
ly- Mr.. Graef believes that at least s2vv"U OF
this sum should be paid by shippers
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

James Emslie. the well known horse dealer Of
the Weef1aw vixen Stock Yards. Hoboken will open
q branch at Nos 2es 2Os 30 2l2 and PA East Twen-
ty-fourth-st this city, next Tuesday Two
hundred horses viii be carried these stables, be-
sides a like number at Weehawken
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

Hampshire. He born in 1Szi
Sir John Lintorn Arabin' simmons o - ,r,
-. go ,a-.b,ls of the British army, was born
an 1s91 He entered the Royal Engineers at ine
AGE of sixteen and became Inspector oil hal"'s
in 1sae and Seer etary of the Railway Depart
of BOARD of Trade in 1851. He was per "a'es
commissioner with the ottoman army III H ',ror
- W. ID afterward British commissioner
for regulating the Turkish boundary in ASA ne
was British Consul General TO Warsaw froih io''
n 1851 commanded tie Royal Engineers al Aiu'
shot from 1860 to 1866; served for three wears -
d;ractor of the School of Engineering at Chathain'
,,os Governor of the Royal Military Academy at
woolwich for rive years. and held other army com
missions He was attached to the mission oil Lore b
Beaconsfeld and Lord saIis1urdg sacdsa 70 in ISIS and
wa afterward Governor of Malta ana Ell El'4S 4 The
vatican in 1Ss9-'eo He made neld MAJ ands Sna
In 1890 He was the author OF Sllncns @ on orricd S
Martial" and other works. he was HI i
i'm 1876 and again in 1855