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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24
rnrAsunEs.s NOTICE.

Cty Tressarer's omce.t
Grand Rapids. Nieh-. Ner. "a. 1881.
yctice II hereby given that thu assessment
roll for the construction Of sewer In n fuftoa
sfrert frem Eea street u peanis stree
In the cffy Of Grand Rapids ia Bew
In nv hs9ts and that I vfH re
eefve payment thereon Tor the period o.
swenfy days from this date 1T the sasce a.
the City Treasurer. City Hall
WILLIAM HAZE
dee.t CITY Treasure.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24
TRKAsURKR's NOTICE.

Cfry TrussrRys's ovrTcr.l
oaAxp RArIps. Mich. Nev. Il. 1ssl
Notice IL hereby gwen that the as-essmen;
roll for the impreveDestiof Heeriefts stree
rom Page street 10 Mscisea street IL
row IN my hands. ana thst I will re-
eve payment thereon fer the period of twents
lays from this date, ~ the once OF the City
WILLIAM HAKEs
dec City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

City Treasurer's Of1ce.(
Grand RapidS Mica. New. 4. lssl. /
Notice 10 hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the construction Of sewer In the alley
Fulton street TO Watson street In the
city Of Grand Rapids. Is now In my hands.
and that will receive payment thereon for
the once Of the City Tfessurer City Hail.
WILLIAM HAKE.
nov q City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24
rnEAsunER,s NOTICE.

TREAsUnkR's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's 0s1ce.(
Grand RAPIDS, Mich. Nov. 4, 1881.
Notice In hereby given that an assessment
roll for the grading and grxveling Of East
Bridge street from East street TO Fuller
street. In the city of Grand Rapids, Is now In
my hands. and that Win receive payment
thereon for the period Of twenty days iron
this date, at the once Of the City Treasurer.
City Hall. WILLIAM HAkE.
nov Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
uho0ping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
Dividend Notices
(lnancldL 0leellnQs.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the certificate
n holders Of THE NATIONAL LEAD TRUST viii
be held at No Broadway New York at IL o'clock
THU KSDAN, Aug. p, 1891 consider the plan Of
organization forth IN circular dated July %, 1901
copy Of which has been mailed 70 all certificate holders.
L. A COLE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21

GALES Ar THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AID Pc
IR0LEUM EXCHANGE.
sT0CKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Bd.Asked. Bd.AskAd
2 & r G. NJ 4s....77A T79 Lehigh VALLEYS asa
& Il 1St Of 5>..52 OH Deh Co.-.41 Al
& n cd NJ IS. ..34i2 3i34 Pennsylvania ..51 5lL
a II Sd pf 5s...27i4 275i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS

london Aug 20. D. m.-Consos 057s for money and
e5 1919 for the account Canadian Pacific, So Erie %
Mexican ordinary 344 New-York Central 1912 Penn
sylvsna, 52s Money A9d@ pr cent. The rate Of as;
count open market for both short and three
bus IL per cent Paris advtces quote 3 per cent
rentes 95 francs 3cz Confines for the account. The
amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England
ON balance today Is e144 600
Paris Aug 20.-Jhe weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows inerse Of 100 600 francs in gold
/ 675 600 francs in silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21

la State bonds the only sale was Tennessee set
tiement 81 at 70. OF city bank stocks Fourth
National II o. sold at 10.
There was some falling off in the activity Of
general bonds, but the transactions were on
large soale-three times the usual daily average
OF par value week or so ago. The movement Of
prices, however, was not uninterruptedly upward
The Texas Pacific frsts fell per cent 10 81 and the
seconds incomes IA 10 IA. Richmond Ierni-
nal . declined 7-s per cent to So and Kansas
and Texas seconds, l-2 10 Al. The current OF
speculation, however. was toward q higher plane
Atchison As gained Id at 81 l-2 and the incomes
LIZ per cent az 81 !! on heavy transactions
Wabash seconds rose to 76 and the debentures
series b, IA per cent 10 3s 81. Oregon Short
Line and Utah Northern cOnsols were l-2 per
cent higher at az l-2 and Rio Grande Western
and Iron 6s Birmingham division; advanced l ga
per cent 10 80; Northern Pacific consol IS were
3-s per cent better at 80 rs and Chicago and
Northern Pacific hrsts gained IA per cent at
so l-2. Reference is made 10 our full report Of
bond sales.
The greater part of the business done in call
loans was at l.? per cent The loans at per
cent were for small amounts, and were made after
the extreme demand had subsidized
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, S100. 92O,C e2: balances, $4,523, 627.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House 1851 ,481. Its net loss on balance since
yesterday $4s,l03, made up by loss Of
davis operations included Receipts S2,s12,7l3;
payments 81 s60,s16; resulting in general bal
ance of S143ss9,4'3. consisting Of S1l5.oo657S
coin and s2s s76,910 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceved today Sl42,673 National bank notes for
redemption. - ,
The customs receipts were Ss5s,535. the in
ternai revenue receipts S5O3,121. and the miscel-
Ianeons receipts S77,G10:
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits In bank compares with the
figures OF the last previous statement as follows
Aur 10 Aug. 20 Differences.
~, d On hand sl26 o5 ST. 1927 270 CSC Inc 81 2l9Il
Net silver on hid. 5l,OlIfolo oiV"oA'< D''' i''"''
Net l.raltenders ,o,,,o,o ,o,o7 sz7 roe 90 s.7
on hand..-..... l@,lioVlo A-'Ao''o'' @A'~' N-1''
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstsndnf 40, ooz s,7o All 1k Inc a oa7 ~
certificates -..eloy '-1o sfo L. 90
Ne. rash bal sIs4 $50 e42 ss724.oys Inc % 2sl
There was a firm tone TO the foreign exchange
uxr ksh and sSht stsrltus wa ssvsAesd Gisf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
Glcttion Notices.
* TATE OF W-YORK-OFFICE OF THE
~ SECRETARY OF STATE

& TATE OF EW-YORK-OFFICE OF THE
- SECRETARY OF STATE Iu,- 90 100,
To Re Sheriff s,s: tn: cs..' *, ~. csn.
soa f be- 6a s S sSGa The TSSsaS
h Rrs: MonS.y Of SNyemSr next No'emOe 81 s
Ss RsSe 26 Pa ae pace d HI Of Edw,
Jones
ssFsEy Of d &c pac the Of pf Of W%%p E'
A Treasure in the place Of Elicit Daaforsh . .
state Engineer and SURVEYOR IN the place Of John
All whose terms Of office will expire on the last day Of
Justice Of the Supreme Court for the First judicial
District in the place Of George Ingrah2m appointed ~
whose office Will expire the last d1y OF Decem
the FIN senate District ,c conISssS d0S
city al that portion Of tse F0atn var at,s q
Farh ' Row, spruce street cold Ferry s,;o;s Peg
3 and East ;Ss s r s 'Gt ca nf
Reocker street Leroy street a1d Scre River Governors
Senator for The Sixth District composed Of ths
seventh, Eleventh and Thretta wards o. as ~ aid
city that lies within catharne street Chatham street,
sFe for a the Se%ehh Senate District composed Of
h , beat 6o aaS OF x. enh ward Of 3 Ely lies
east q saG all t1e' c ,sa, q e s within Four
tenth street Threth street Third and Broadway;
tho senate tSl card Of he cty Of NeYorE all that
lion Of the Ninth ward Of sd ely ,he Ne ,xane Fo11
eenth street and North Rye all that hat pSRSr q S
ssat poron Of che Efhnh and Twentynrst wards q
said city that lies within Fourteenth StT.tt lnIue.n
sseT g5esaSa Ex, &dd Of said city that lies
SIKH s ;G Ta e Ss Nth TIA District
first ward the city o. New'fork at ies e1S' o' ihH
senator for the Tenth Senate District composed Of al
that portion Of the Twentieth and ~,r E % ne
street Third avenue and Eighth avenue all nat portion
the Nlneteenth ward Of said city that s west q Ind
seons wards that lies Of Eighth avenue Wards aud
hahda fo the Eleventh District composed Of
the Twenty-tbrd and Twentyfourth "aras ~ 70. Guy OK
and S W na laid e,y that lies within mir
tieth street. spuyten Duyv creek Eiehh avenue ana
in the Fftvsecond Congress Of the
und sei FOR e Tns s1s @ss
districts OF county OF New'York IN place Of Frank b
pcSghty and district officers to saa
county .. ...,... =, ,...,,,,v
Gderseeve appond by the Governor in place OF George
'' judge o. the Court Of Common Pleas the place 4
ROGER A. Pryor appointed By the Governor in place OF
q o. I - D,,: & s .5s COW y
three tcrGner. y. place Of Ferdinand Levy. Daniel
All whose terms Of ONCE viii expire the last day Of
FRANK RICE. Secretary of State
sHEEIFF's OFFICE COUNTY COURT HOUSE, CITY
ND w W aE ~ saE, i fS1 30. 1871;
certify 9r aSoy. % be true cory o. sSe f' St
sheriff Of the City and County Of Sew,YcrS.
sHEaIFF's OFFICE COUNTY Court HOUSE. CITY
AND COUNTY yE ~ Y SsM.' JnSs 80. 1891.
Publishers newspapers this advertise
meH' unless specially authorized i % z a. conMAS
sAsrln Of the City aud CsaalT Of Asw.ysh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED).
Leaves DesLrosses-st. Pier, 10; Saturdays as D. n
For &c cRANsT6Ss, VEST PoHNr, c5KNwALL,- NEW.
BURG NEW -HAMBUR re-. MILTON, F0CGHkEEPSlE
PARK and RONDOLV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21

demand Is light We append revised quotations
for actual business: Bankers biIIs q 81 !. 90
81 81 "a and 81 IS 3-4as4 Sc for Ion,g and sbort
sterling respectively; French francs, 5.23 "a and
$40 5-S; reichmarks' "a "a and o5 IL. -
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors Of the Bank OF ENGLAND a, tbeir
weekly meeting made no change in its minimum
rate Of discount, which remains at , ID ner cent
In the wreck the bank lost G32 900 bnliion bnt
the proportion Of reserve 10 liabilities was raised
from 4i.25 TO 45.22 per cent, against an advance
from 4l.93 10 1910 per cent in the CORRESPONDING
week last year, when it's discount rate was re-
duced from 5 to 4 per cent. The bank to-day
lost f144,0o0 bullion on balance. In London
British cOnsols were of 81 for money NJ OK -
and IA for the account at % I5-16 Bar silver
was unchanged at 45 5-l6d an ounce In the
open market money frmer for discounts az
/ IS per cent and a shade higher for daily
balances at l-2a3-4 per cent. American paii-
way shares were weaker, and, after a martial
rally, the close was at general declines The
weekly statement OF the Bank Of France shows a
gain Of %, 900 francs gold and 1,6T5.Oo0 francs
silver At Paris. French per cents wcrr M
1-2 confines TO 95.32 IL, after touching 05.35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
A.-MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.

The only direct line COtLgr CITY. Mass, anil Port
land Maine, Competing at Portland with al railroads ana
steamship lines for Bar Harbor. Old Orchard, Poland
springs, White Mountains Roekand Bangor Passport and
ct. John y. B. and ali Eastern summer resorts steam
ers Monday "Wednesday and Saturday at p n
nom Pier 80 East River foot Of Market Street. T.
For further information apply 20 HOATIO HMM Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
proposals,

n ROPOSALo FOR IMPROS ~
MAIL~BAGs, MAILCATCHERS AND MAiLBAd
AREIruOLDEi.S.-P OstOlce Department Wdahh stDl
b. C.. FEB. y. is9->eaed rrupo'as rom patehlr,o OF
asslghfes Tor granting uo OF latetd Lillv
nens the mode 81 opening and closing mali el an!
stnd- and Ia the construction nalblgs, mail-caters
IA devices for labelling mailbag. viii be rs,lce a.
r. Department until noon "Wednesday. tire % day OF
SenDn6eF 1891. All proposals. be IN accordance
with the spccihcstons, which rsn b. obtained ron n n
se-rud Assistant potl (}eDer1l, Mill Edulppenb III
sl.tsa. JOHN WASAAAk Ia POSTMASTER. easraL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
help Wantt0

7 IFE INSURANCE AGENTS
IL VINO desire 70 Increase their income secure A
permanent situation s91ry preferred
with the most successful Accident Insurance Co. I'm
America, BY addressing with references.
W. d. CHASE Sec'y, Geneva. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
STEAMBOATS,.
FALL RIVER LINE.

FOR BOSTON NEWPORT PROVIDENCE, MAR.
THA'S VINEYARD, NANTUCKET, CAPE COD and all
Eastern points.
steamboats, Of tho world in commission tog.her-Purtan
Plymouth. Pilgrim and Providence
Leave NaW.York from Pier p. v. r, foot Of Murray.
ST. days $500 and 6:l5 m; sundays, $50
D..
SUNDAYS at 100 D. N. jersey CITY, 90 D. m.
band and orchestra attached 20 each steamer
In coniIni ssiOn PULLMAN VESTIBrLED EXPRESS
rains connect with ell steamers at Fail Rlver
'In Brightest summer Land" BEAUTIFULLY illustrated
book OF over 100 pages, together with Manual or Old
Colony Resorts containing list Of hundreds Of hotels
old Colony territory. reached directly By the Fall River
line sent 70 applicants receipt Of cents postage. Adj
dress p. o. Box 452. NeW.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
6otfIs.
U0TEL ALaTRT. EUROPEAY Plan

HOTEL ALBERT, EUROPEAN PLAN.
liTH.S BEf BROADWAY AND 3rH.AVE. " Y
Location central Ideal hfeproof building; cool and
nolseless Suites OF six elegantly
Cuisine and service unsurpassed Terms reasonable Tor
RoBT. J. BRADY, Manager
MANSION HOUSE, BKOOkLYN HEIGHTS.
Directly opposite WALLS, Eew.l 4 nlnu.rs yaik
from Fton Wall-st. ferry and the Bridge terminus;
sceommod,tons reasonable select Family
and transient hotel 200 Send Tor circular.
A DvERTIsEN ENTs FOR THE NEw.YORK TRIG:
"a LNE WILL III RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. LBS BroadNaY. corner Thirty nrstst
LAO broadway, Gamer 2Hthst. until J. m. go West
Twenty shave l52 0thave i53 fourth
ave-, eofnef totfteenyhst 700 Third corner for
;;s,yenth-st oS9 Thirdsye. near SIXTY arstst Los
LILO Ninth cor 72dst 90 Liberty 50 Avenue A,
1923 Third ave, and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East
One -hund red and twenty hfthst- up 20 D. and 206
West and twenty fst. as regular onlcs
rat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
ALBANY BOATS.
PEOPLES LINE.

PEOPLE- LINE-
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier ~ ~ r. foot G9nast at p n DAILY Sunday,
NkX BOAT, p. m. Drect connections 70 Saratoga
Las George, Adrondacks. Thousand Islands, Sharon
Springs, C6rpersiown, R.chield Springs and Niagara
rails SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER connects with
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN for SARATOGA
and LAKE GEORGE.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-02-13
Closing Up LeyisIafiou.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Both houses
of congress will meet at 3 o'clock to-
day in order to enable the members to
attend the funeral of Secretary Win
dom, which will take place at noon.
There is u great disposition on the
part OF the senate to dispose of some
appropriation bills during the week,
and it is probable that the fortifica-
lions bill which was laid aside tempo
rarily, will be passed and that the
pensions and District of Columbia bills
may also be taken up and considerable
progress made on them during the
week. Mr.. Blair had good reason to
believe that his bill to settle the ac-
counts of laborers and mechanics aris-
ing under the eight-hour law will be
considered and even passed before the
week is out, and Mr.. Platt is confident
that he can call up the copyright bill
without any difficulty. There is pos
sibility-a slight one, however. that
an attempt will be made to bring the
bankruptcy bill before the senate. The
procedure in that body will depend
mainly, however, on the action OF u
republican caucus to be held early in
the week.
The greater portion of tho time of
the house during the coming week will
be occupied with the consideration of
appropriation bills. When the diplo-
matte appropriation bill is passed Mr.
Farquhar will make an effort to have
the subsidy shipping bill disposed OF,
and two days will probably be allowed
for consideration of this bill. The leg
islative appropriation bill will then be
taken up. and its consideration will
consume the remainder of the week.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-02-13
The Indian Visitors,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The atten-
ton being paid to the Sioux warriors
now here from Pine Ridge is the sub
ject of comment in official circles.
The Star says: 1.-The governments
justification in taking bad Indians
east would probably be found, how
ever. in the tendency to peace which
might be expected to follow from the
appreciation by them OF the numbers
and powers of the whites. tits natural,
too, that those who rebelled should be-
viewed as the best informed concern
ing the reasons for rebelling, and that
the authorities should wish to discuss
the causes of the outbreak with its
leaders. Possibly the most effective
disposition of the bad Indian leaders,
if it We're feasible would be to hold
them as hostages at Washington or
Chicago all through next spring when
there is danger of an uprising and to
distribute the good food, back suits
and high hats among the faithful
working Indians who deserve reward.
The killing of the fatted calf for the
prodigal sons among the Indians is
seriously overdone, il it is expected
that any of them are to remain faith
full and industrious. ! he goodly raj
ment OF white hats and medals which
the Indian views as rewards of merit
should, at any rate. be lavished upon
the good more profuscly than upon
the bad Indians. even if it be eonsid-
cred wise to make eastern tourists of
the latter
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-02-13

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 3.-In the
supreme court of the United States
Chief Justice Fuller announced that
the court had decided to grant the
British government leave to file appli-
cation for writ of prohibition in the
Behring sea matter A rule directing
the district court OF Alaska to show
cause why the writ should not be issued
was made returnable on the second
Monday in April. The chief justice
said in delivering the decision that the
supreme court undoubtedly had juris-
diction in the matter
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-02-13

NEW YORK, Jan. 80. AT u meeting
OF the board of trade and transporta-
ton yesterday series of highly eulo-
CYSTIC resolutions were adopted refer
ring TO the deceased secretary of the
treasury as one of the most high
minded and prominent men the coun-
try has produced in the last thirty
years. The resolutions review Secre-
tary WINDOWS public career, and in
closing says that as secretary of the
treasury under President Harrison The
labored courageously and successfully
to avert a widespread panic in sea-
son of threatened financial trouble
He died in speaking honest and earn
est words against the madness of the
free coinage of silver under the exist
ing financial conditions. lie fell at
his post OF duty as truly as a soldier
falls on the battle field.
Previous to the adoption of the res
olutions ex-Secretary of State Bayard,
in II brief speech, paid glowing tri-
butte to the memory of the deceased.
IN the course of his speech he said;
LIN 1881 an occurrence of great i'm
portance to the country arose The
public credit and the agencies that
sustained it were threatened. A strong
feeling against the banking system had
been expressed. Congress had ad-
journed and those in charge of the
banking institutions were uneasy.
Then this remarkable proposition was
made by the creditors of the govern
tn ,od,tnA IT
the debt due them and accept differ
ent terms for its liquidation. This pa
tient statesman and friend did me the
honor to come TIC me as man, of
different political party. to discuss n
momentous question. We discussed
it, and you ali know how the national
credit was established, how it was
done without cost to the government
and no finer illustration of tinanciering
can be found than that of William
Window. 1t was the very highest
pinnacle for man to reach. *. Such was
one of his services not measurab BILE by
money. All heroes are not clad in
uniform, neither do they all fail in
battle. William WINDOWS call came
last night. His life had been imper-
lied in serving you and our land. We
all join in the grief for his loss and
honor and respect for his memory
+ b. Thurber in seconding the reso-
luton eulogized Mr.. Window who. he
said, piloted the inanancial ship Of
state between the Scylla of grangerism
and Charybdis of Wall street and per-
ished ut his post the third secretary Of
the treasury in three successive admin
istrations to succumb to the active du-
ties OF the treasury department. is
it not about time that these duties were
so divided and regulated that further
sacrifices of like nature may be
avoidedpn
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-02-13
S. A. Robson, NJ. d.
l.. j. WHITNEY, NJ. d.

William Window was born in Bel
mont county, Ohio. May 10. 1927. He
received an academic education. stud
led law at Mt. Vernon, O.. and was
admitted to the bar in 1850. In 1852
he became prosecuting attorney of Knox
county. In 1855 he removed to Min
nesota and soon afterward was chosen
to congress as n republican, serving
from 1859 to 1870. In 1870 he was
appointed United States senator to fill
the unexpired term of Daniel S. Nor
ton, deceased, and was subsequently
chosen for the term that ended in 1877.
lie was reelected for the one that
closed in 1888 and resigned in 1881 to
enter the cabinet of President Garfield
as secretary of the treasury. but re-
tired on the accession of President Ar
thur, in the same year, and was elected
by the Minnesota legislature to serve
the remainder of his term in the sem
ate He was appointed secretary of
the treasury by President Harrison,
and has since served in that capacity.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-02-13

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-The presi-
dent has recalled the invitations to the
army and navy reception tomorrow. to
Mrs. Harrison's reception on the 7th
prox., and the public reception on the
10th prox. 1t is understood that other
dates for these events will be an
nounced hereafter.
The president has conferred with
Attorney General Miller and Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury Nettleson
in regard to his powers under the stat
ute in making temporary provision
for the vacancy. The conclusion was
reached that in case of death the head
OF the department next in rank or Off
cial station could act for period OF
ten days from the time of death and no
longer.
A meeting OF the Minnesota senators
and representatives and citizens of
Minnesota residing in Washington was
held ut which appropriate action re-
speeding the death of Secretary Win
DOWN was taken. Highly eulogistic
resolutions were adopted and provid-
ing that the delegation in congress and
citizens of Minnesota resident or So
journing in Washington will in body
attend the funeral.