THE LATE LIEUT.. BACHE.
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Extract from the minutes Of the Cosophc Soc.
ETY., Princeton, New Jersey, October 10, 1886,


Whereas we have heard, with feelings Of the deep
estregret, of the melancholy and untirnely loss of
Lieutenant George Nj. Bache, United States navy.
while in command Of the United States brig Wash.
ington, from the deck of which he was washed d,l-
ring violent storm the 9th Of October last, and.
with ten of his crew, pershed in the waves; there.
fore .r.E.fE Eam 49, wsGt a'w


Rssolred, That, In our sad bereavement we recop.
mise the hand of an al-wse and mysterious Col
whose ways are unsearchabe, and whose po,ver
none can resist. We bow in humble submission 10
his will, while we deeply lament tho loss which we
our navy, and our country have sustained. lH


/ Resoiped, That we tender our warmest sy pn,bv
to the family, relations, and friends of the deceased
with the prayer that our Heavenly Father may COM
fort and bless them in this sad hour of their ac-
ton. a staa u .E s4naa nH9 Tg0IT


Resolved, That in testimony of our esteem and
respect for the deceased, we wear the usual badge
of mourning thirty days. a


Rssotpsd That copy Of these resolutions be sent
to the family of the deceased and be published in
the Princeton Wing in the National Intelligence
and Daily Union, in the Pennsylvanian, and In tie
New Orleans Jeffersouian. sa 'yH rTI VI