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Evening journal., 1889-08-30
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Adiutant- General r r, kenney has
taken the trouble 90 issue a general
order labeled NO "a A, granting permission
to all armed and equipped National
Guards of other states TO pass through
and return from Baltimore from Septem
Der 10 to 20th BY order Of the governor,
etc. Is there anything of martinez in
such issuances as thesel
Is there anything Of the noodle head
about the editor Who does not know that
an armed force may not enter the state
without permission2
Evening journal., 1889-08-30

Mrs. MAVERICK began her term Of life
Imprisonment yesterday. During the
FIRST year the prison rules allow her one
letter. During the second year She may
receive three letters In other respects
the prison rules are equally exacting
Evening journal., 1889-08-30
RAILROADS.

p. 8s n. Station. S.28 1925 s25 5.S9 Is =. LIZ
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday
Leave Wilmington, 6.l1 p. M; b. 81 o. Junt
Ion, 6,2e p. m. Newbridge, 6.A p. m. Arfiv
Dupont $50 y. IN.
On Saturday only-Will leave Wilmington
It b.17 D. m. Arrive Newhridge 5.4l p. an. Leave
Wilmington l0l5 p. m, Newbridge 1875 D. m
Arrive Dupont 1855 D. m. Leave Birdshoro III
. m Arrive Reading Lao D. m
On Sunday only-Will leave Reading al
i.5D a. m. for Wilmington and intermediate
points, st Peters at 4 40 p m, u arwick 81
p m, Springfield t3 m, Joanna OS p m
BirdsbOrO 5 - IN. Arrive Reading p m.
GOING SOUTH
Daily Sunda,
Daily lex Sunday onli
Evening journal., 1889-08-30
AssauIting 3 Cronln Witness.

Baltimore sun.
An attempt was made Tuesday night
by unknown persons TO murder Kiahre,
the tin smith, who identified Martin
Burke as the man for whom, on May 6,
he soldered tin box, which
is supposed TO have been used TO
inclose DR. Cronin's clothing. The man
was beaten almost to jelly and is un-
conscious. by reason Of his Injuries. He
had no enemys, 90 far as known, except
such as he made by his testi
mony as to Burke's tin box
The intimidation Of witnesses will
hardly benefit the accused Burke's best
friends must deplore assaults like that Of
Tuesday night by whomsoever commit "a
as their effect uDon an American jury
will be to prejudice his chance Of acquit-
tai
Evening journal., 1889-08-30

THOUSANDS of negroes attracted by
golden and glittering promises Of future
good treatment and prosperity have gone
from the Atlantic coast to the West.
This emigration will have a good effect
in relieving the plethora Of black popn-
lation in the Carolinas and it may be Of
benefit to the negro too by locating him
on cheap, arabic lands. Judging by.pre
vious experiences, however. this is
simply another railway land scheme
which viii leave the negro in worse
condition than ever before
Evening journal., 1889-08-30
FRIDAY, August so' 1889.

CoMMANDER WARNER wishes the pen
sions to 60 to soldiers who have been
honorably discharged. He has not
reached Tannerism yet.
Evening journal., 1889-08-30
Cnn ne ResIst rressureg

Pittsburg Post.
We are well satisfied to give the Har
ri son Administration credit for any abete-
ment in its greed for the spoils, and this
sine the honor Is due the secretary Of the
treasury. Mr.. Window is reported as
saying that he found the Treasury De
partment in most excellent condition,
and was willing to admit that the men
appointed by Mr. Manning and Mr.
Fairchild were distinct gain on
the old order, and that the
personnel was i'm proved under the late
administration. He desires to make few
changes, but is prepared when Congress
meets, TO yield up a goodly number of
Democratic chiefs Of division to meet the
demands Of Republican Congressman.
Mr. Window is represented as stating
that the department as now manned, Is
about equally divided between
the two parties; that the organi.
zation is very nearly perfect
that the great column Of ofliceholders in
the department are faithful, trained and
able men. and that to disturb this model
organization would be. in his view, tC
impede the free movement Of a great and
splendidly equipped machine. We viii
see when the hosts gather at the extra
session how true Mr. Window will be Il
his convictions.
Evening journal., 1889-08-30

NEVER before have the people of this city had such
chance furnish their houses rooms at so low cost
and such easy at the present time Having
cured the large and desirable fourstoy building No III
MARKET STREET, of the best locations in the city
for
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ANOTHER BIG BANK.
Another Savings Institution
With Si0o, 900 Capital
MAJ. !. 2. HAYDEN IT'S MANAGER.
ne WIN Resign the ReessversAap 81 tae
Land once o. march 1. when,
the Bazk wM Open.

Although Seattle can now boast II NEARLY
twenty strong banking inssitufiot another
i 70 Be soon added 70 their nugfber. The
new bank viii be known IS lie Peofae's
Savings bank, and will hare scspisal stock
OF size. 90. placing Il at the Head Of savings
insfitaficns Of the state irypolnt Of capital
i vii have premises IN fe new oc<idenfAi
block when completed &nd win be under
the management Of ior James 3. Hay
den. receiver Of the lend ONCE
The company viii Ee organized in . few
days with j. r. Hayden, jacob Furth, A.
A. Dsnny. W. K. Bailey, Bailey Gaulert.
John Collins. JohH Leary and Otto Mlnk.
al wsli-knoWn capitalists Of Seattle, as in
corporators. The objects OF the corpora
tomas stated In iss articles already prepared,
are 70 engage ia general banking business
and transact the ordinary husiEess Of .
trust company TO receive and keep on de-
post the lands Of depositors, and 10 engage
particularly in the savings bank business;
% bay and sell foreign and domestic sx-
change and deal IN commercial paper and
securities; 10 purchase, hold and own real
and personal property in this city and else
where and interests and membranes
thereon 10 mortgage, sell and convey real
and personal property. and Lessee and deal
generally with properties.
The capital stock OF the Peoples Savings
bank will be $l00. o. o. divided into 200 shares
OF 500 each. with power 20 increase or dou-
bic the original stock. The term Of exist
ence i SO years from the date OF inc0rp0~
ration. The stock has been fully subscribed
and more could have been taken If desired.
The trustees Of the new bank will be the in
corporators named and Louis s.:hwabaeher,
OF San Francisco.
The bank viii begin business about March
l. 1890, under the management OF Major
James X. Hayden. in the new Occidental
building, and the quarters viii be fully
twenty feet larger than those occupied by
the Puget Sound National bank In the old
Occidental building. which was destroyed
BY the fire.
1t is intended by the incorporates TO
make the Peoples Savings bank by all odds
the biggest savings institution in the STATE,
and the banks quarters will be fitted Up in
the very best style for the dispatch Of BUSH
ness, as soon as the building OF the 0cci-
dental viii permit Of doing so.
Major Hayden. who win be manager Of
the new bank. viii hold his present posi-
ton as receiver OF the land office until
March 1, the date for opening the bank.
Already there are two applicants for the
position Of receiver of the land Office. IN
view Of the resignation of Receiver Hay
den. One Of the applicants Is George g..
Mills. chief clerk of the land Office at the
present tinna
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PERsoNAL.

Ar. W. h. Wilson leaves today for .
months absence in San Francisco.
ar. 9eogs sheppard, clerk IN the land
office. viii spend Thanksgiving In Tacoma.
Rev. George n. Watson. rector OF Trinity
Parish, and wife. who have been on an en-.
tended Eastern tour. returned home yes
terday.
Mr.. r. n. Reed. js., register. and Mr..
George q. Mills. chief clerk a she land
oisles, went 20 Olympia yesterday 80 spend
Thanksgiving day With their friends.
state Senators RhinehArt, kinneaY,
Weed and Guiafosl ard Supreme Judge
Hoyt. came escr from olympia last night
10 spend Thanksgiving ~ home. They
viii resurn 10 their legislative duties 10
morrow.
Hon. George D. shannon and wife and
Miss Jennie Young came 70 tina city from
Olympia last Monday and have heen the
guests of MAJOR and Mrs J. T. Hayden.
They sxpect 60 leave here tkis morning 20
viSis whatccrn and other points on the
soana ard win be accompanied by Mr..
Amos nsaxn and family
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Acre Property.

si2, COO The oaessa Gsfaaas. plated In
fve.aere tracts fsf sale IN hsssy ~ $50 per
acre ibis IL good lend. hsls 81 il Is cleared nrd
50 acres smpFnved The property il located
norgh az rAks liaion. and Il IS bargain al AIS
price
e6. 0OC-51 acres north o. Tfaion hay. On u
line 81 tie scaale, Lake saere Eastern rass.
road
"a Soc-zsk arrrs opposite tbs whsts noRas
ii south seattle; three acres 10 garden.
sa.6o0-Fsve aere tract sotsth Of Jackson
stsset me Investment can se doubled b. plat
ting this tract
60 6oo-lssS acres sdlaining shs torn site
OF Fsil city, suitable for plating
40 600 10 acres nsaF areen Lake.
st.ooo-s acres a. PORT orcAsrs. nd5ssnlag
the navy yard.
a300-Sinste sores In Days Acre Gardens
NEE acre tratss are within bali mil = % the
Green Lake eieetsse soa6 TIE Land adgoinlng
Il Plated Into lDsx and Is selling readily.
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Original Freshness Trsns2rt<d - =
6szfssa onser Yesterday

Original 1ssInexs Transart<d - the
6ezxssa once Yesterday
Thzrs RS little original business trans
sctsd 81 the Land ofscs yesterday, We
Fxc0rds showing only seTen hoznssaeAa
entries. four presumption filings and rye
timber land applications. as follows.
Homestead entries Dennis fiAh.rfFs @
Sedro. southeast quarter o. the northeast
quarter OF section ~, township p nevfh.
range east: T.ais O. warbeTg. q sehonae.
lots 1. and 8, and the southwest quarter
81 the northeast quarter Of section ). town
ship = north, range II vest. John Bern
hard Peters. Of WhAfcuna, lot 2, the soutE-
east quarter o. the northwest quarter. fae
southwest quarter OF the northeast quarter.
and The northwest quarter Of the southeast
qsarter q section -. township 81 north.
range 1 east; Peter Funk. Of enohomisn,
east bali Of the northwest quarter, aad the
north half Of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton 10, township 81 north. range 3 east ]
Knrest II. Wicks, OF Kamilehie. lots and
8 Of section e. township 10 north, range
west: Dancan ID. Mc6llleray. OF Gera, weHt
hall Of the southeast quarter Of section ),
and the vest hair Of the northwest quarter
OF section "a, township 40 north. range I
east; Thomas H. Crafts. OF ssabsck. north
hall Of the northeast quarter. and the
southeast quarter OF the northeast QasrteE
Of section 7. and the northwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter Of section ). town
ship p. range wess
Prescription filings--B Jackson Barker.
north half Of the southwest quarter and
the southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter OF section q. and the northeast
quarter of the southeast quaffer OF section
8. township s. north. range east; Charley
@. Anderson. south half OF the north hall
OF section 3, township s. north. range
east; Joseph Bertrand. northwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter Of section 3d. town
ship 50 north. range east; Edward 0. Or,
east half of the northwest quarter, and the
west half of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton q. township . north. range west
Timber land applicatiOns-W n. Mer-
yitt, north hAsaz the northwest quarter.
the southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter, and the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF section II. township
n north. range east: George III. Green,
lots z. and 8. section a. township g
north, range east.
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Thanksgiving dinner today II the Pull
man at p IN.
Thanksgiving. De3Fafe fancy goods
store viii be closed today.
Copies Of constitution, indaxed. at the
Pacific News Company, so Second street.
The steamship Hsytian Republic Of the
Opposition steamship hne. viii sail from
San Francisco. December 3
The young people Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church are actively preparing Tor
their grand entertainment on the evenings
Of December 8. and :. A large number
viii participate.
There will be no SnohomiSh coach on the
Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern passenger
train leaving Seattle at SIS =. III. today.
Passengers for Snohomish will have %
wait Eor the regular through train 20 that
point, leaving Seattle At ass p N.
The county auditor yesterday issued
licenses 10 wed 10 David Nellist and Anna
neuiels, and Hen Meese and Mary Harris.
al Franklin; William Murdoch. OF Mount
Vernon, and Ida Nash. Of Seattle. and
August wyman and Amelia Jacobson. OF
Seastia
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THE new STREET LINES.


Iron for the Green Lake Road-work ON
Madison Street.
The Green lake electric railway Is now
graded almost 70 the residence OF Judge w
ID. Woods, and win shortly be completed
70 the northeast end of the lake. The
company yesterday received . bill OF lad
ing Of 100 tons and "a pounds of forty
pound rails, and spikes and splice joints
for the road. The rails are expected here
in few days, and will be put down with
all possible dispatch.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the Mad
ison street cable line. and the indications
are that II win only he short time till the
cars are running on that street. The north
trench Is now rallied 10 q point six blocks
beyond the powerhouse. in the Renton
addition. and the concrete work has been
done from Fifth street beyond where
Spring street intersects Madison. The lay
ing Of basalt rocks Is now being done be-
tween Sixth and Ninth streets. The south
trench was begun at Fifth street a few days
ago, and Is now cut and the rats laid IS
far IS the powerhouse. The rails are being
frned up on this side OF the street, and the
work of setting concrete viii soon be be-
gun
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THE WATER SURVEY.

Work Of Eunniax Line Frem Rock
Greek Progressing flapifsIy.
The preliminary survey Of the route for
The Seattle water systsm from Rock creek
will BE completed in ss-sst ten days. and u
= expected that the line will be sufficiently
accurate 70 use as basis for IN estimate ol
the cost In the contract to be made,
Engineer John Ericsson has been oul
since last Saturday experimenting the
work Of survey, and there are t~o parties
Vt work One Of these Is now working be-
tween Rock creek and Swan lake, and the
other II locating the route between swan
lake and Rsnton. City Engineer Scurry
viii 20 out 10 Rock creek the first Of next
veek 20 see what progress has been made
and gain whatever Information Unnecessary
for the preparation Of plans and speciiica,
lions.
Engineer Benezette Williams who went
10 Chicago. week before last. Is being in
formed IS to the progress Of the work that
he may be able 70 prepare complete plans
and specifications for the system.
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ThMnksgivfss dinner irOm u tnl p N. o,
AfkEns' dining psrscFs. Columbia street. between
Thtrd and Foarth. Price. y c4ufs-
Jaha CoaRhIiu us colnmhfa street. has now
sua stock CT Gas fixtures IN al varieties. ard
wozld b pleased 20 show 20 pr0spsctfve buYerx
slS CaaaEs h1a street.
CARDINAL GIssons ceishrases ne~ BOOK, ~ons
chFlssisn Hessisge. for sale a. LowmAn q hAr-
tord : 4 r. Cas-
Fen nrss<lass sse.as In fAe Rat and cap iine 70
% Charles esolassstn. he hsises. second strsst.
near EcsfaG blofk
se sc1ks: atwood hezvy sOcks chssssr
Clesxy.
Fe,smxn rsserxsssons rnsee fer a. points Eazs
via she Northern PAC59c Yallruaa. the sessabase6
sleeper sad 6lning car liza oEscs. fls secead
street.. hesson bAeCk.
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Saxthwess FrzIs csEpeny VII receive ear
whseA vii he sod 70 the trade n IewcHs laxksi
pzsce&
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&c large aazssx sswesx. Chester CieExy.
Sc. ssaerssa curssi CAssssr cls2Ey.
Old g&peEs . eezax hBn1ls.
Tae largest xsack 20 bats 80 selecs tr1n ns
Charles So 1strtnsxs TIE batter
Ssa Dyke lArr& Ch8sser Cse8ry.
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soe xent's ak har1kexesisfx Ehesses Cle&<y.
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The new fast mail service between The
extreme East ard West u qastc advantage
oas 10 Seattle. The mail has arrived On
time GA she sew schedule ever slice It's In
Aneurassan. Ia seems almost ssseredihae
shaf such tine can - made. Letters we're
revived 81 the postofkics Sunday night at
M o'esoek th4t eore the STAMP VI the New
YORK ofs3ces Of November ~, Il p NJ.
That makes the actual time between the
fwe oszess four DAYS ard twenty-five hours.
Which i ionrtesn hours faster than ever
hmsss~A
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cRAxsp nx DRINK.
ksssntris aetfeas ~ an Escaped Previ.
aenee Hospital rssEens.

xessnsrie aetfeas 81 an Escaped Previ.
aenee Hospital Patient.
Iemael Howell stood In tie sea of mud
nsas TIE e0sasFo u Third and Cherry streets
yesterday morning II 40 'eaeek. and Shouted :
Nasasfl Helpl They're alter nae sfla are
tolnx h. ALL me
oflses Covet beard the appalling cries
and vas soua on the corner. The sight
nat met bis eyes was taat al wildly ges-
teaiating man. Of about - years. standing
kzne-deep Ia the Fand On the street. sith
neshsnK on hsm exrers an undesshsTt and
Tsif q drawers. drenehei with mud.
heHell tired 10 sxatle the effioes. bur was
ssfsurNd ard taken 10 The police staten.
shsre q was learned that Ne had escaped
hpna RsuxideEeN hospital
IL fhe snsansime Night Porter Winters.
9 EroFtaxnee. was hnnssng the streets for
aessli Tbs porter had heard Howell es-
sArs IRON he Fsam and hospital ard
Started ia vn7sait. bus was anahss 70 ard
Wat streets The crazy maa bal followed.
Atlass he teaRa kia Ell the police station
80 hewe4 uAs taken back - The hos pstal
40 pat n padded cell he soon made
saSnEs 50 lively thas . strait Jacket had
= y aseA- The dear u tAs eSai Bad k~en
smashed and Howsi Was fSakiaE ktndlsag
SOD q he sasnisGFe Ia bis enaeAvora 90
- he tnnumsgahse snakes that asEsFium
nsasas pacsarea SO vividly ia bis imagiaa.
kkaM
uswesi came e. the hospital Monday
NptaauiRk ~ 4 severu attack ef Fheana-
$50 Il vas saaa iouaSs that he bad h9en
= spree Toe susae Hnae and rsqasses ass-
akaoaM sse8Eaens for alcnAoliana lie SAID
= Vas painter Aad wanted 20 aklat sAe
AesEstai sstA sAlsksy Il tie sisters woald
So ANA sncaxh. wtaheas too mach mElk
.asssssAsieA. ns Keaher has besn 1t.
Mn.siss Howell. who has eevnope& aseseFs
49, e asisem spemena
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FUNERALS or A pAY.
Burial or the Suicide Rosiier-0thes
rntermenf<.

Burial or the saiciae Roster othef
TnteFments.
The last rites ever the body OF w. p.
Roster we're conducted by Rev. DIR.
Campbell yesterday afternoon. He was
buried IN the Masonic cemetery by Bon.
ney 4 Stewart, only q few relations and
friends being present
The funeral OF Miss Mollie Kelly viii be
held this morning from her late boarding
place on Fourth street. between Pike and
Pine. Rev. Clark Davis will conduct the
ceremonies and Bonney & Stewart win con-
vey the body 20 its last resting place in Ma
sonic cemetery. Miss Kelly was twenty
four years of age and died OF consumption.
Her father in California has been notified OF
the death bat has not yet responded.
John Blowers, aged months. the son OF
]. G. Blowers, at 42l Rollin street, was
buried yesterday Ia Mount Pleasant GEN.
etery by Cross Il Co. he died OF lung fever.
Rev. C. o. Rosing conducted the exercises.
The funeral of Annie Leihn. who died on
Tuesday night of lung fever. was buried
yesterday By Gross & Co.. under the man
agement OF the Salvation Array. The girl
was year and month old. The parents
lived az the feot Of Harrison street.
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Choice Residence Lots

Sc, 900 Double corner. 10 feet square. At
the northwest corner Of spring and sixth
streets. containing good residence.
IS. 5oo-Fulf lot 81 the southeast corner III
Madison and Ninth streets Ia cur judgment
this is the most desirable residence LOT in se a.
lie. II is corner lot on the choicest residence
street in the city, and II is practically the onay
Let on the street where the view cannot Be Oh.
sfructed.
S6,ooo-TwD lots I'D feet square ~ the
southwest corner Of Eighth and seneca streets
This Is the cheapest property In the best real.
dence part Of the city.
S4,26o-Lot on the east sl3s OF Seventh
street. between Union and University.
s2.3oO Three loss on Depof street. near
Broadway. with magnificent view
8is7Eo-coz5 cottage 90 Fffth street. b.
tween Union and University. with fractional
lot
SLIGO Desirable lar on Washington street,
near Twelfth.
Sl.0oO-Two fine lots on Roy street. IN
Queen Anne town; fi.te0 each.
$500 Bsslainx sizes on sExth street, Be.
tween Union and ualversity.
BENTON AODsTioM-we SIN hare .
very lew lots In Renton addition. bur there viii
be no more left Ia a few days
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Cheaper Building Lots.

s76o--Eigh, slightly lots on Depot street
west a froadwzy. These lots afford perfect
vlew o. the entire city and harlor
s6oO-fcss in Edes 4 KnighfA addition
south Of Renfoa addition.
s5oo-sigBfly lots in Colllnz' addition, west
Of iaks Unlons ausneFs, sea
sHOo-Lots 10 Bigelow's addition.
&3cC-Lets ia 1ilgeIow's addition
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cornrs AND coURrsHrP.


Hsw Fear Judges Made Eight Hearts
Beat M Feur.
Yesterday was red-lesteF day for mar
rsazss IN ths different conrts. no less than
fcuY having taken place. and as chance
wcala have il. taers was one 90 each court.
In the morning Judge Lsehserbeyr vas
called npon by Thomas Jansen and Mary
Christensen. They were speedily made
one. and Clerk Holmes performed The pest
marriage honcrs By having the Erss Kiss
from the bride.
Jnaee 0sborn vas also called uron by
woeandSdatss for Thanksgiving happiness.
ard performed the Judicial ceremony for
BenjAmsR Messs and Mary Harris, Of
Franklin.
In Justice Rivers conrt David NeIlsss
and AnnA Dansels. Of FrAnklin. were uaar-
ned. and Justsee Miller perferTned the
cersncny for Alfred Swansea aad Amssss
Hanson. q Port TosnS<n&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-28

n hEATTLE, WasFs., NOV. ~ IsS5.
WHEREAS. The Grand CHIEF Of the universe
has seea ct. 10 dis wisdom. 70 remove from
our reservation 70 that OF the departed oar
lander. be IL
= Resolped, That Seattle Tribe No 2 sincerely
mou-ns In the departure Of Brother sealander
oyefthe Dark waters. siie less Of q br&vs chief
and : worFhr brother.
Resolved. That oar charter be Graped in
mourning Tor The period OF one moon.
Resoltel. That eepy Of these resolutions be
forwarded q the sister OF our departed chief.
chat these resolutions be spread in fun upon
our minutes and published In each Of orr daily
paperx III. nj. sHAH,
+. ]. MITCHELL,
DorGLAs YcrNs,
Committee on Reanlnfinna