New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07

MS rrrLIc srRvtcrs AND PRIVATE CHARACTER
ENROLLED.

ms PUBLIC sIRVtCrs AND PRIVATE CHARACTER
ENROLLED.
GENEVA. sept ca meeting of the ctt'na of
Geneva cpllcd hy the President aud Bo1'd Of Iu'icc'
Of the ylo.c u memory of Secretary folgcr was hold
nt iiud,n Hall ths morning, William T. sill was
called tu tlo CHAIR aud ~ H. Parker ws cho'on 'o'-
rotary. \ committee of five. couaisunsoi Professor
Val. ol Itoaut COLLEGE; y II Ncrpluuch T. {. MAY
voll f. rrouty and William T. sill, was appointed {"
drn and report resolutions expressive of asrn'o ol
the loss au-,nncd hy tho community los the death OF
Secretary Folgrr Tho committee reported hH iolowHi
Rr,nttcI That We. the townsurn and friends oi
the nto Charlie, J. Fogcr here assembled. have re-
ccNcd the announcement oi h. sudden deil win pro-
found SORROW that We deeply feel the great loss "h,h
moi only We. his immediate uclghbola, hut lho "hoio
country have sustained In his decca-o that We recog-
nIs in him the patriotic citizen, the able incorinDtbe
Judge the dstln guished legislator, the yigiant and
honest custodian of the public lnnls ana the careiu
and faithful administrator ot the Natohal hhahce ual
i'm the herent capacities in which he has served the
pul lie judicial legislative aud financial ealing Tor
varied high qualities lac always proved himself 10 Dc
equal to II requirements ol the positions ne was cied
upon to fill and performed the duties thereof with con-
scienous devotion and industry, and with hohor 10
himself and usefulness to the country that 1t Il also
our grateful privilege to recognize ahd remember ms
fidelity 10 old friends, his ardent sympathy win the
needy and the kindly and substantial manifestations OF
this spirit to the many who viii long remember them
with aectonate gratitude that we tender to the IAN
lily of the deceased our sincere sympathy III ther geat
:
his memory badges Of mourning be displayed upon the
public buildings and all places OF business Tor the
pcrod of ten days that copies of those resolutions be
enCrosscd and presented t. the members OF his family
and furnished to the village papers for publication.
Messrs Gerritt II. Smith A. p Rose, the Rev. j. T.
Foster and Professor e. d. Vail spoke to the re'ou-
tions in terms of fitting eulogy of the deceased.
committee also appointed to act in conjunction
with the village trustees. after consultation with the
bcreayed family, in making arrangements for the
funeral.
rhe following committee was appointed TO receive ana
provide quarters Tor eminent guests Who are expected -
be pres M at the funeral: A. VI. Paterson; W. w
Wrigh. = II. Hammond p. Prouty, W. j. KIM, Jr ana
Colonel G. d. MeT. II IL under-tO here that President
Arthur and nearly al the members of hi, Ctinct the
Judges OF the Court OF Alpe is aud possibly Governor
cleveland and Lieu enaut Governor IIll viii he present
at the services charles ". Foger, the only son ot the
late score airy. arrived LeIe last n-ht. ana the tWn
daughters 10 nigh. PRIV 'c SECRETARY @prIIy, 'IleI
Clerk Butler and Chicf Bur r o. the Bureau or ngfal h<
and Printing are here. Tue funeral VII take place
Tuesday. $500
The lcvel4nd and Hen lT'ck Club of Ills place last
night adopted resolutions o. re- pcct and confidence