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The Evening critic., 1881-12-22
The Law of I.ife rnsurnnce.

case presenting again the question OF far.
fixture for non-payment OF premium was de-
cidcd by the Supreme Court recently. The
court holds first, that failure to pay premium
punctually when due forfeits the policy. Sec.
ond, that II the company accepts a note In part
payment OF the premium with the express
stipulation that the note shall be paid at ma
turity upon penalty OF forfeiture, the penalty
must be enforced. Third, that sickness or In
capacity is not q valid excuse for non-payment.
Fourth, that the company Is not bound to give
the insured notice OF the maturity OF the note
parol agreement to waive forfeiture cannot
stand against the express terms OF the policy
or note. Sixth, that the previous acts of leni-
ency on the part OF the company cannot be
! construed as permanent waiver of the for
feiture clause. Opinion by Justice Bradley.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-22
The Howard.Holmes Marriage.

The marriage OF Mr.. Melville H. Howard and
Miss Lena Holmes at half-past eight O'Clock
last night at st. Johns Episcopal Church was
a brilliant affair." The ceremony was per-
formed by the rector, the Right Rev. John
Norton, in the presence OF q large circle OF
friends The altar was bedecked with flowers,
and the usual solemn old temple OF worship
presented a gay interior. Mr.. Charles Holmes,
the brides brother, acted as groomsman, and
gave tho bride away, while the bridegroom 4
sister, Miss Howard, appeared as bridesmaid.
The bride, who is a beautiful brunette, OF very
pleasing graces, was radiant In q cream satin
Dress en- traine, square corsage, Spanish lace
trimmings, orange blossoms and diamond
ornaments. She has long been valued mem
worthy young gentleman, and one of the chief
clerks OF the Internationally Ofice.
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DIED.

HARRTEs.--on the Goth instant, ut 1881
Columbia street northwest, Walter J. W., son OF
tho Rev, John Harries, U. s. Indian Agent,
Lcmhi, Idaho, In the 18th year OF his age.
BRADFORD. ON Tuesday evening, Doth In
slant, Cora May, tho six.ycar.old daughter OF
Alden and Hattie II. Bradford, OF Washington
wAsHINGToN.--on December 20, Mrs. Ann
Matilda Washington, widow Of the late DR.
Baily Washington, OF the United States navy,
In the $50 year Of her age.
| HARKNESS.--on Wednesday, December 81,
Mt o'clock p. m, at her late residence, 171i
New York avenue northwest, Emma j., widow
| of the late Thomas L. Hardness, jr, and daugh
ter OF the late Capt William @. Hunt.
Funeral will take place on Friday, December
%, Mt . o'clock, from st. Paul's p. T.. Church.
| Pennsylvania avenue and 23d street northwest
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Our NObby Shoes

have come. They are models OF beauty and
excellence. Come early and make your pur-
chasers or the sizes Will DO broken. Edmon-
ston X Co., 1889 and 1871 street.
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AUCTION sALss---To-M oRR0W
WALTER D. WILLIAMS q CO., Auction
w GERS.

yITALTER D. WILLIAMS q CO., Auction
w GERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS ON NlNlt
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court or
the District OF Columbia, made ana pas5eu ~
equity cause No. 1881, ana entitled M. g Melgs w
Leonard =. Chapman ct al., and Of q deed OF trust
dated November 81, 1903, and duly recorded H., ln
iiber r. and r., No 4. folio 800 et seq. one on ny
land records of the District of ColunD, a ,harn
the request In writing Of the party secured tnere
by, will sell at public auction on Friday the 2sd
day of December, 1881, at O'Clock D. m, IN front
of the promises the following described rehl es,
tate situate In the city Of washington, District OF
Columbia to wit: All Of lot numbered twenty
one (2i), and all OF LOT numbered twenty-five CD
except The south eight feet front by oighty-sc,ych
go feet deep In Meigs subdivision Of Original
lots numbered nine 90, ten O0), and eleven I'D,
of square numbered three hundred and slxiyccoihc
36l as laid down and recorded In the Office or
surveyor of said city, -, -,
Terms: The property will be sold for cash, by a
perfect title ana all taxes paid one hundred dOl
lars will he required in cash at time Of sale. ana
the balance of the purchase money amer the ue-
livery OF deed therefor. within five days alter
the sale. If the terms of sale are not cOInplleu
with within the time specified, the properly w.,
he resod Mt the risk and cost OF the deihultihs
purchaser aiter five days advertising.
GEORGE X. FINCKEL,
deciad.eds Trustee.
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Don't Put Il OF.

but call at Helphenstine's Ebbitt House Drug
Store and select a holiday present for your
lady friend. His fine toilet cases range in
prices from $3.50 to $50, and are without
exception the most beautiful designs ever
offered for sale In this city.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-22

has his Ebbitt House Drug Store crammed full
Of the choicest holiday presents ever displayed
In the National Capital, and is selling them at
frightfully low figures. Young man make a
note of this, and when you decide what you
want to buy, pay this charming establishment
n yia
The Evening critic., 1881-12-22
A Valuable Medicine

has come to light. Fraziers Root Bitters
They will certainly cure billiousness In all III
forms. Sold by all druggists at 81 per bottle
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons. I"

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
ng and delivered In laib. "Ward "prints, 5Oc.i
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buetermilk and
sweet milk, sc. per at, Cream 15c. pint.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
FoRTREsS MONROE, PiNEY E-r1slL~ -. r
Connecting at Norfolk with the Boston steamers.
steamer EXCELSIOR on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at 5p. m.
Fall and Winter Arrangements, beginning Oct. l.
First-class Fare TO Norfolk and Fortress Mon
u %
Second Glass Fare TO Norfolk and Fl Monroe, $3.50
First-cass Fare to Piney Point and Point Look
so
Second-class to Piney Point and Point Look.
OUT 20
ton furnished at b. w Reefs Sons, 1915 + street
northwest. b. a o. Ticket Ohlce, 1881 Penna. ave-
nue.: st. Marc Hotel;Roose Cigar Stands at prn-
cipal Hotels; IL. b. PolIinhorn, next to City Post
Office; and at Company's Office, 7th-street wharf.
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
- - General Superintendent.
VIM. p. WEIGH, Agent. oc2i
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CHICKENS Matched by the thousand at 3ti
Pennsylvania avenue. Exhibition will DO
open ON and after the 23d inst. from 10 u. m.
until D p, N.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
j. Real Estate Auctioneer.

81. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OLA DESIRABLE THR,EEt-
DWELLING, No 1913 ELEVENTH STREET
NORrHWEST, ., q
By virtue Of a deed of trust. dated February 9,
A. d. 1850 duly recorded in liber No. 1888, folio 2lD,
ct seq one of the land records for the District CO..
secured hereby,we will sell at public auction I'LL
In front of the premises, on "Wednesday, Deceli,-
Der -, 1881 Mt o'clock y. M, the following ue-
ton District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered
three hundred and thirty nine (S30), as made by
feet and six (6) inches on Eleventh street, by q
depth of ninety four and ten and nhali 1Qal
Inches to AN alley ten Ci0) feet wide, together
with the improvements etc. subject to deed OF
trust dated February o, 1850 recorded IN llber NO
03S folio 2O Ct seq of the land records for said ID y
trict for 81 800 payable three years amer date anu
| interest at per gent. per nnnum from August W
1850, to day of sale. -, T., 1, ...,
| Terms: One-thrd cash, and the balance In ana
~ months, with per cent. interest, secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold or all cash at
option of purchaser; s1OO deposit required NJ
tie time of sale and all conveyancing at purchas-
| er's cost. -,
| Terms to be complied with In seven days, other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the denulng pur-
| chaser tfter Ave days advertisement
| WILLIAM HENRY BROWNE,
| CHARLES L. CULVER,
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CHARLgs w. HANDY,

Real Estate Agent.
TRJISTEES' SALE OF A SMALL BRICK
HOUSE ON NINTH STREET, BETWEEN ID
AND n STREETS SOUTHWEST.
March 3, H. D. 1880 and recorded in liber No, afi,
folio 3i7 ct seq. of the land records OF the DIS.
trct of Columbia, and at the written request Oi
sale at public auction, in front of the prem (;a
ises, on FRIDAY December 30, 1881, nj three Hi
O'clock u, M, Lot numbered eleven I'D, IN
square numbered four hundred and eleven an,
with improvements thereon consisting OF small
brick house.
Terms of sale: one-third cash, balance In SIX,
twelve and eighteen months with interest," ~ INC
rate of SIX per cent. per annum, secured by deco
OF trust on the property sold or all cash nj the OPP
ton of the purchaser. Al conveyancng nj COST
| of purchaser. $50 down at time of sale
| WILLIAM -. TODD.
CHARLES w. HANDY,
| Trustees
j. Il. COLDWELI. Auctioneer. dec20eod&ds
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
1881 THE GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment
TRAINS IE T. VIEW %H sHdaEr5N from station
corner of Sixth and streets,
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express OF Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars
vt %tS S Sleeping ss saTs hS 8 to
N. daily, with Palace Car to rittsburs and
BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
For Canandagna, hoches Builalo. Niagara
except Saturday with Palace cars to Canaan
dalgna. r,
For New York and the East 500 a. M, 1900 a. m,
aSa 1873 ana a. m no IR&ed Gapaess Of Pullman
Parlor Cars, $50 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
Jersey City with boats Of brooklyn Annex, sf
fording direct transfer to Fulton street avoid
1900 and ioi5 p. m: on Sunday at 2.eo, $40,
daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore GAO 800, $50, 1000 a. M, and 100,
day, 500, 1000 A. M, ZOO $40, 1850. 1000 and lOl5
For po OPP Creek Line, $40 a. m. and 44O p M
For Annapolis, $40 a. M and 44O p. M, daily, eX.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, $50, 40, 80, lilo and ll.3O M
40, 800, $40, $40 and ll.30 p. m. On Sunday
at $50, 80, lilo and 1880 a. m. and $40 y. m.
For Richmond and the South. $50 and lilo n. M,
daily, and D. NJ daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, GOO; 500,
$685. and 10OOa M. Ito, 800, 800. 100 and 0.01
p. NJ. and l2.00midnight. On Sunday at sos, 1858
and 10. a. M; 100 and Dos D. m.
Tickets and Information at the office, north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
| avenue, and at the station, where orders can be
| hotels and residences.
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
| ]. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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The Theatre Comique.

Even the ill-weather OF the present week falls
TO interfere with the fine business of the The
atre Comique. Tho specially artists are OK
ceodingly attractive. Jake Dudd, the mimi.
table, Is Unparalleled, and the drama Is highly
interesting. Matinee tomorrow, Friday, Mt
2 80 ID, IN,
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST. 1868.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Chicken question.

Everybody now has an opportunity of witness
ing the process Of Matching chickens artincl.
ally, about which so much has been written.
Chickens by the thousand. See advertisement
IN another column.
Lolita.
Lotta's now play, "Bob," was brought out at
tho National Theatre last night TO good audi
, 1881-02-20

Request Of Miss CARR
CHICAGO. Feb. s. 1851.
a-o,+. frrr the Weber Piano-Gentlemen: Wish
80 mnch to have q Weber Plano for q few day1
hiie ne arc here An Upright II possible. but at I'LL
30 not disappoint me. but with anticipated tnan2a
believe me- most sincerely yours
, 1881-02-20
I am closing out all my
| e1eqant Black and Fancy
!: pROCADE VELVETS at
LESS than HALF PRICE.

K1STER GOODS will be closed out
| without regard to cost, md the new
stiles Of SPRING GOODS will be opened
riast as 1t is possible to make room.
WINTER GOODS will be sold while
ne, are still fashionable at the prices
tleJ will bring.
, 1881-02-20
T1HE PIANO QUESTION.
w
WEBER PIANO.

% % rat @
Request
, 1881-02-20
nrcc GOODS, CLO11KS, dc.
SIN, R0THSCK|LD,
:158 State-st.
chief attraction OF tho coming
lae ~ fnr Indies who study economy and
IT, 1,r.ht in Bargains will be in my

Dress Goods Departm't
m iirrslty Dress Goods reduced to,
m yud ,.,, 49, z'c
f;I,isuy Dress Goods, Silk and Wool, =,
DOT pei y&rd JUG
III AoV<g Dress Goods, 48 inches :.
Thl now per yard, 1Sc
uils luRopl Colored Cashmeles, per
~: ,rl>. 30c, 4Sc, and SOC
1S uVool Black Cashneres, fully @
inches wide, n0W - Bc
, 800 llVool Black cashneres, fully B
inches wide, n0W 69c
. If ID.Yopl Black CashmeFes, fully 48
! inches wide, now 6lc
l +, lGVpll Black Cashneles, fully 48
1 inches wide, now 56c
j, y Ds. Scotch Plaids, late styles. R il.
] Yds, .Be;; former price, $.2s.
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80

AN ACT to create an additional Judge for the First
judicial district Of the State OF Minnesota.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section q There shall be elected in the First
Judicial district two judges OF the district court Of
such district, either one Of whom shall have and ex-
ercise the powers of the court as prescribed by
except as otherwise provided by this act: and all
laws now In force, whether general or special. as to
the qualifications, election. canvass OF votes. oath
and term Ut Office. and commencement of such
term, compensation, jurisdiction, duties. authority
and powers of the present judge of said district
court shall apply TO each of the judges Of said court:
and their successors shall be elected, ana vacancies
the said judge Of said court. Provided. however,
that the present Judge of said court shall be the
Judge Of said court for the unexpre term for which
he was elected and until his successor is elected
and qualified.
Sec. 2. The said judges may act in joint session
for the trial or determination OF any matter before
the court, including the trial of jury cases: and
neither be senior in office, the judge senior in age
shall preside II there is divison Of opinion. the
opinion of the presiding judge shall prevail Pro-
cess may be tested in the name Of either OF sid
iudge4
Sec. g. The business Of said court may ba di-
vided between said judges and otherwise regulated
they direct by rule or otherwise, and each Of
the said judges may separately try court or Jury
cases during the same term ard at the sane time.
act the governor Of this State shall forthwith ap.
point an additional judge for said district, who shall
hold until the next general election and until bis
successor is elected and qualified
Sec 5. This act shall takeefect from it, massage.
Approved November 10, 1854.
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AN ACT to arneni

AN ACT to amend title Of chapter sixty-Ave ren-
eral statutes 1873. relating to the action of re.
plevin in justice courts.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Section i. That section COY ninety Of chapter
amended to read az follows: 1.-THE plaintiff shall
also execute bond to the defendant with not less
than two suretes, to be approved by the Justice In
. sum not LEES than Aftv dollars. conditional that
he will appear ON the return day Of the writ and
prosecute his action to Judgment and to pay an
costs and damages there may BE adjudged against
him. The bond shall be died with the justice or the
use Of any person injured BY the preceding, and
an action may be maintained on such bond TO
recover the amount Of any Judgment rendered on
dismissal Of the action for want OF Jurisdiction or
any other cause or failure to abide BY any such
judgment or for failure or neglect TO pay an costs
and damages that may Or shall b incurred in such
proceeding.
Sec. .. That section ninety-one io1, Of chapter
sixty-nve (e5) Of the general statutes 1873, b
amended to read - follows: The Justice shall
thereupon issue writ, directed TO the ahefia or
any constable Of the county, commanding him to
take the property therein described without delay
and to hold the came subject to the further order Of
the court, and TO summon the defendant to appear
ana answer the sAzns On the return day mentioned
ssc.S That section ninety Two CO. Of chapter six-
tyavs (06 Of the general statutes 1919, be amended
to read - followe: In obedience 10 such witt %
onicer shall forthwith take poepeesion Of The prop
erty mentioned In the writ, Il The same 10 n tie
possession Of the defendant o. his agent tor which
pIrpo1: he may break open any dwelling HOUSE Or
and exhibited biz authority, Il rsqersd, end shall
return the writ Immediately after the service there
Of. end state In his return fully In what manner lie
has eoEvod and eEscatsd tho Dame, and aha2l keep
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AN ACT to amend section 800 Of chapter 6s Of the
>. statutes Of 1873, relating to executions.
BE II enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota.
section1 That section aoe Of chapter ss Of the
general statutes Of 1873 be amended 60 as to read
as follows: The execution shall be made returna.
Ole within sixty days after te receipt by the officer
to tie clerk with whom the judgment roll is fled
(but the Judgment creditor or his attorney may ct
any time within said sixty days, demand the money
received and collected bv said sheriff upon execu.
ton in his hands, and the sheriff ehall iinm+da ely
pay the same over to eaid Judgment creditor or his
said attorney after deducting his proper fes there
on.) On the return Of an execution uneatished in
whole or in part just before the expiration of the
period OF sixty days. the clerk may renew the
for further period Of sixty days on the oral or
written request OF the judgment creditor or his
attorney. by endorsing on eaid execution the words
following: Renewed sixty days from the date
hereof at the request Of the Judgment creditor;''
to which endors, ment he shall add the true daie Of
making the same and attest the same by his sigma
ture and the seal Of the court and shall therenpon
redeliver the same 80 endorsed. to the offcer re-
turning the same; and such renewal shall have the
effect Of extending the life Of the execution for an
additional period Of sixty Gays, fully preserving
all ievies made and rights acquired under the exc
cusion before such renewal. and sucn execution
may be again 20 renewed from time to time by en-
dorsement BY the clerk Aforesaid, with the came
eject IA such first renewal.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after it's passage.
Approved November 22d, 1881.
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TOWNS AND COUNTIES.
40

AN ACT to provide for The organization Of the
countyof Kanabec.
Be It enacted BY the legislature OF the state OF
Minnesota:
Section That The eounty Of Kanabe ga as nov nov
is hereby declared 70 be An organized county. with
all the tights privileges and lmmunjties Of other
organized counties within THE state. v.,
in said county until the next general election. At
the next general election the question Of the re-
mov.i Of the county ssst sha @ submitted % !ae
written and partly printed on their ballots for
state ana 20 hsS Z.
to remove the county eest,'p and those opposed to
such emcvsl the words "Agsnst removal Of coun-
ty seat;" aud such ballots shall be received by the
judges Of election, and canvassed at the came time,
In the same maunee and returned to the same once.
as ballots for county officers. The canvassing
board for said COUNTY shall canvsss the returns up
ON said Question ct the came time and In the came
manner as returns forcoanty ofacees; and II . ma.
iority Of the votes 20 cast at said election ehsu
designate other place - the connty sat then
permanent county seat, otherwise the same to re-
Sec. !. The county Of Ksnabec ,s hereby de-
Sc ose.nsed Tor eS adca With ii
rghts, privi)eses and imnpnities OF counties Of
rhis state % organized.
Sec. 8. A general term Of the district eo1rt fos
the time for the commencement Of which shall be
fixed BY the Judge Of said court until otherwise
provided By law, and all Suits actions and pru-
ce~diurs now pending in the district court for the
counties Of Pine and Kanab. {, which By law would
have heeD triabe in said Kanaboc county u the ssme
had been an organized county, shall be transferred
to or which properly belong 70 Kanabee comfy,
where no other provision 10 made BY law, shall %
transferred from the county Of Pine to the county
Of Kanshec; and the county commissioner o. eai9
lanf nnA nutv ali ali nav tPoN0t0ff1MQ
transcrbing ench1 records sueh sums - thsy nay
DEEM just and reasonable.
Sec. Z. All acts and parts Of acts inconsisteDt
herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC. 8 This oct shal take eject and b In foceo
from and after it passage.
1 Approved Noronbeg 4, 1e61.
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AN ACT to amend sections rs and ~ Of chspter
II OF the general statutes Of 1873, - amended by
chapter Is Of the general laws Of 1881, relating
to taxes.
Be Il enacted BY the Legislstnrs Of Tie STATE Of
Minneeota:
Section I. That section one hundred and forty.
ave OF chapter eleven Of the general statutes 1873
- amended by chapter l6 general laws. 1881, be
amended N .. to read ~ follows:
when the bonds Of any county, city, village or
township shall be % registered the State auditor
shall annually Ascertain the amount Of interest for
the current year due and accrued and 70 accrue
anon such bonds. and shall mako csrti6cste
showing such amonnt, and transmit the came 70
the county andifor ct the same time With other
taxes to be levied for that year, and the county
auditor, from the basic Of the valuation Of prop
efty in such county, city. village o. township shall
estimate and determine the rate per oentnn % the
valuation Of propsrty within Gaid county, city,
village % township voting bonds. reguisie % meet
and satisfy the amount Of intesest due, and ~
come due Tor that year, together with The osdnssy
cost to the State Of collection and disbursement q
the came; aud the amount % certt1eo b. the stats
auditor and the cost Of collecting ths sams shall
thsreupon r. deemed adAsd % ~ p&tof the pse
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AN ACT to amend section 2S6 of chapter 66 of the
general statutes 1873, relating to satisfaction of
judgments.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section l. That section two hundred and eighty.
six Of chapter sixty-six Of the general statutes
1873 be and the same hereby lie amended by adding
thereto the following:
Unless such revocation of authority has been
20 previously entered upon the register. the aftor.
after the Judgment, satisfy and discharge the same
and the lien thereof, by brief entry to that effect
made on the register, subscribed by such attorney
and witnessed and dated by the clerk of the court
or his deputy" :"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved November q, 1881.
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AN ACT to amend section twenty-one (e1) OF chan.
ter fty-sevcn go Of general statutes 1873 touch
Ing the powers OF foreign executors, adminlstra-
tors and guardians.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section I. That section twenty. one (2) of chan.
ter fifty seven Of general statutes 1873 relating to
the powers Of foreign executore administrators and
guardians, be and the same 10 hereby amended 20
rs to read as follows:
Sec. q: That any euch executor, administrator
or guardian may aseign or release and fully die
charge Of record any Judgment or mortgage Of
minor children represented BY him, and NAV also
release and fully discharge any land In this STATE
from the lien Of any such judgment or mortgage.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after its passage.
Approved November q, 1881.