The sun., 1891-01-31
BORNE TO THE CAPITAL.
SkCRETARY WINDOWS RKMAENs ES-
CoRTKD TO WASHINGTON.

FiaSs AZ Mali Mast All Over the C,ty-Ae.
sion ofthe Clearing House-A New Death
Certiacste-The FressAent and Hlis Cab.
anet, Department Omcisi.. Member. OF
| ConGress, and Other~ Receive tho re-
mainsi In nwssAinGton-Co.sres AdJourus
Asse- che Announcement Of ss,. Death.
The death Of tho Secretary OF the Treasury.
| William Window. at the dinner Of the Board Of
Trade and Transportation at Demonico's on
Thursday night occurred At 40 lato an hour
| that comparatively few people knew OF II until
they read II In tho morning parers. and the
| news carried with It = certain shock evcn to
| those who had never known Secretary Window
The outward marks Of respect throughout tho
| city consisted In the floating of flags at half
mast from the public buildings. the newspaper
| cflces. and tho hotels.
The Sun Of yesterday described the removal
| OF the Secretary's remains nt o'clock In the
morning from Delmonicos to tho Fifth Avenue
| Hotel. little procession Of those who
had remained beside tho body accom-
panytnH them Lawyer John Lndley. who
was q personal friend of the Secretary.
kept watch By the CONN In room as Of
the hotel through tho night whilo Private
Secretary Charles NJ. Hcndley sopt The cor.
| rldors OF the hotel were crowded until nearly
| daylight but mono sought to enter the room
| whore the body lay. Coroner Schnltze WAS
notified by the police at 3 A. NJ. OF tho death.
and went to tho hotel to facilitate tho removal
| OF the body to Washington. lIo called later in
the morning to declare officially tho cause OF
death and to grant burial permit
Drs. f. J. Whitney Of Brooklyn and S. A.
Robinson Of Staten Island. who snw MIR.
Window die. had agreed that tho case was uu-
| mistakably apoplexy. and had made u ccr-
tifcate to that cfroct although informed by
Private Secretary hendley that Mr.. Window
had heart disease. Mr.. Hendley made Q
formal statement to the Coroner ,hat
during the twenty months no hat been
Mr.. Windom's private secretary he had
known tho Secretary to bc afflicted
with valvular disease OF the heart. lIo
described the symptoms OF the di~ensc. anI
Dr. jenkins declared that they were surely tho
symptoms OF tho henrt disease. Coroner
SchultZo is q doctor. like his deputy. and
though they had not had tho advantngs OF
observing the case Coroner Schultze decided
| TO certify that death was due to heart disease.
The certificate Of tho two othor physicians to
tho contrary was destroyed and n now ono
was madc out
Before the Coroner had gone tho hotol corrl-
dors had again filed up with crowd discuss
ing tho svent Of tho night before Among tho
0SkhOoG W AtEN0 WeIo SOIAolus ID Ibbs NOLs
leotor Erhardt. Capt Ambrose Snow. Solicitor
Hepburn. Seth E. Thomas. Darwin X. Jnmes
James Talcott. +. B. Thurbor. anu W. II. Ar
noux. Secretary Tracy and Attorney General
Miller had spent the night at the hotel. Tho
care oi tho body had been dcGuted to them by
oooes tbs doo4 s 81 Ms se Wa Where tho
given to ali Of The friends to look ut It before
NJ: Wipdom's evening clothes 6sd Seen Ok:
% had Tssumed ne its s Natural sppesranee. Thers hs
seemed to bs trace OF color IN tho checks. OF
yasesea liz wpons H.
hands and said sadly. "Oh. what q eaiamltyl."
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hS1i: tisrPSnt M9SssSp: Ss,S: hsoq.dss y @ sny.S:
Bsnsdies Of Jig United States Circuit court.
spy James q. Battersop. ~ ,.,
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r.: 6oa.sTs we're s oSiraa1 q tho Under
mon men, who in loi1sd Their hats and and Iant tIeir
hesds ,ss as i vas carried by b.
committee OF the Board OF Trade and Trnns-
Body to Washineton FIVE e% carraees ri e'' wors ore
men VIII Cole G0!Ieoto, Irhardt and Private SEQ.
There xas lttls semblanee Of q funeral pro.
sSn o s a. the s
the chIGh tHS on
up i' in line beside tho carrIaseway With drawn
bstons;, Tho heaTse and carriage we're driven
Of tic crowd fSiIowed wed on on the boat. Tiers
was slightly larger crowd on the Jersey
sss1s a Wsl. bsrsd as tho ST was Vas
lifted put and carried On board the car. which
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mons were adopted by q, rising vote. after they
had been seconded by Thomas l.. James. who
WAS Postma-ter General IN GArleld's Cabinet
when NJ. Window was Secretary Of The Treas-
nry undor that Administration. The resolu-
THE New York Clearing House Association
desires TO express its very deep sense. OF tLe
l9sy:that thy.whole country has sustained BY
tte sudds1 & death IN our city Of d the n. Hon WI
whose instant departure from tho fullest ac-
tiyity VI lile, added TO his eminent oiticlal po:
sition and his high personal excol!ence Of
character. have produced In our community
the most profound sorrow.
This association reviews tho admtn!Etra.
tion OF the Treasury Department ty MI WIN
dom with sincere commendation. Both In this
and In his former terms OF oIce he has done
sigma seryic.. 70 the country upon every great
intrustod 10 Ills charge with calm and intei-
gent judgment and without the 81 adow ,s; q Is;
character. He earnestly sought by counsel and
by study to ascertain what measures Of ad-
and. prosperity OF the whole people, and
used lis utmost endeavors to smeliorats
0pupriul iif1lculfiaa that Iapt,