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1THIa[ElsLATEsT NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening sear.
Later from Ca,ifsrnia-By the 0verls,d
- ----....# Mail.


'er rom CA'ifsrnia-By the overlssd
= -.ss..F ... Mail.
.,soa LoSis, March 2s.-Tbe overland San Prsn-
as nail Of the 4th inst arrived here last night
49, victoria dates Of Tia a5th February are re-
Ins,i GOV; Douglas had refused 10 permit the
1890 IA. a. ictoria 70 publicly celebrate wash-
.nesr parth-day, and mnch ina gretIop w.s
hianuessea IN Consequence
me y. steamship Toucey w,s launched 8.
Mare Island Navy Yard on N, al IN. "
Passengers confirm accounts Of TIE ,.,.,, h.,
ties between the troops and the Cam,nchs. -,
Fort Arbuekle. The csmanches had msss,crsd
of their stock. '""
Both the Camanches and paches were comp0,,-
ting depredstions on the mall company all sloac
the route. Lieut.. Reed, Of Fort Buchanan. had
pursued and captured q hand Of thieving Papahocs
In the Mexican town Of Santa Cruz. The Mexican
authorities were highly indignant and called the
people to arms TO resist the invasion.
Accounts from the Arizona silver mines were Of
very favorable character. L.. "a,
salt Lake dates are 10 the 18th ult. The Indians
In the vicinity OF Santa Clara had killed several
white persons, and General Johnson's troops had
gone 70 chastise them. Seventeen children, who
were captured by the Indians at the massacre Of
me snigrants at Mountain Meadows eighteen
months ago, had been recovered
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Horrible Tragedy I'm vi.cou.iu

HARRIS, Marquette county, Wis, March 20
Two residents Of this place Jonathan Post Bap-
tst preacher, and his wife, were both killed wee
terday by their son, while the latter was in state
Of frenzy. The murderer is about thirty years Of
aye and has been insane for several wears although
he ives considered harmless until this sad occur
medistely taken into custody and will be confined
in a place of safety.
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's's''.s'- AUCTION SAxH. -
THIS lFTKRNOOM &T0 MoRko~

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer. a.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KIfcH-
z fpEsYs s... M,
shall seiist the house of Mrs. Ne.bet, No. SIS, on
o'cloek, a. m, an exceilen. assortment Of Furme
M's s.t ' sSr vas', paS. ysSst se
Fine En- tHsp rsSss. Arm md etheI Chairs
ws,Sgs whatnSts, mafbieltop and other small
Fine siik dsma.k and lace Window Curtain. and
Mas s,g.Sy and walnut French and Cottage Bed
Mahogany Spring Bed, Feather Bed 81
n nalr ana other Mattresses and Bedding
Rs1Se to s1c SansT sa .ss
Gfss SrSsksTy and Plated Ware
Passage 0i cloth, Iron Hatrack .
Fancy, rush, cane and other Chairs
Wardrobe and Refrigerator
Wish GOD r. I'ss e i kissS1sn R.sni.is.;
span Of Ho5sss are ssIisoty sound
1t oftwo and four months, for notes satisiactorily
The House is also for rent. Inquire Of the sub
scriber. -
mar I'D A.GREEN, kuct.
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
HoqsEETHe92Iop ASD KITfHEN FUR 6R
p s 81 Ugh ss lis
hold and kitchen FuTniture; name
Walnut Bedsteads and Tables,
Carpets, Straw Mating.
Parior and Dining room Stoves,
Wood ware, Refrigerator,
Oil Paintings, Crockery Ware, &c.
msrS s BARNARD BUcKEY, Auorr..
BY WALL BARNARD Auctioneer,.
$4,000 Worth ,6H Ea, OF HANDsosMEAMD
AaEEIcaN TABLE Cutlery, SILVER PLATED
menca on FRIDAY MS nRNiNG gb Ss e ~ f.
O'Clock and continue each day at same hour in the
morning and O'Clock in the evening TO sell at store
No. 80 Pa avenue, north side. between 9th and 10th
streets, large aud elegant stock of Gold Jewery,
Plated Ware, Ivory Handled Cutlery, and other
goods of like character, all OF which will he sold
without reserve, and warranted in every instance
10 I've as represented.
Terms cash.
WALL & BARNARD Auctioneers,
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM
the citizens generally that the above sale offers the
best Of opportunities to furnish themselves with
superior goods At the lowest auction prices.
The eleven o'clock sale is espacia Nv for ladies'
w. Il. POSNTON, Agent
for Allen Davenport, Manufacturers and
mar lid Importers, New York.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c,

MIR. GASZYNSKPS LAST JUVENILE BALI.
corner of 9Th and ID streets, on FRIDAY, -
April list. Dancing will commence at p. IN. 81
Abundance IS cents, a before. tai8S
The last half quarter will commence on Wednes-
day, srh Of March. Those parents wishing to have
their children prepared for the May Festival re-
quested to make early application. mar &-6ts
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUESTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
Il ERTY.-By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date
on the 9Th day of October a57 and duly recorded in
LIber J. :, No ISL folio g, one Of the land rec
ords for Washington County, in the District of
Columbia, the undersigned viii sell at public auc-
ton, in front of the premises. on TUESDAY, April
;, 1883, at 41z O'Clock Lot No. H. in Square 76
IN the city of Washinsto ton, in the said District.
The SAID lot having front OF fifty five feet half
inch on 81. south, and running back with the same
width 1856 feet inch to the line of the said lot
and being improved with fine stsble and the brick
foundation ola house q feet inches by 81 feet re-
Gently burnt IL has also gas pipe leading from
the main on Pa avenue, which is in perfect order.
This sale Is made by the mutual consent of all par
ties concerned: This property lies within the pro-
Grounds.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. and the balance
IN j, ?, and years with interest from the date of
the sale. Notes to be given for the deferred pay
ments deed given and de ed of trust taken I; and
both deeds at the cost of the purchaser.
The cash payment may be deferred until July L.
1882 provided there is deposited $50 as forfeiture
on the next day after the sale.
JAMES ADAMS,
JOS. Nj. ADAMS. Trustees.
% a A GREEN
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NEW LUMBER YARD.

TN NEW LUMBER YARD.
Il HE Undersigned having recently taken charge
of the Lumber Yard ON 6th street and the Cana
respectfully invite the attention of dealers i'm IM
chasing elsewhere. -
n The stock Of WHITE PINE LUMBER, CHER
superior and well seasoned and viii be sold AZ DE
-. GOLDMAN MELBOURNE,
mar I'm ---s AsIgnees.
CANARY BIRDS, BIRD CAGES RIRD
OSEED, Fish BONE, re-, at my Houssf1rnish-
mar vs. - .-att.s q. FRANCIS
NEW SPRING GOODS.
= AM NOW receiving very extensive and cholce
stock OF French and American PAPERHAN6
Together with general assortment Of other goods
L. r, CLARK, o
-. Psesrhaager and pphoI.terer,
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d
BYJ. c. McGUIRE q co. Aucnoneers.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctIoneers
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
~ PuBLIc AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY AT
TERNOON, March 30th, at o clock, on the prem
Uses, we shall sell Lot No. TO- in square No. So front
ing SIS feet on 18th ST. west, between Pa avenue and
north r street, running back lOn feet inch. This
valuable lot will be divided into three lots oils feet
AT 81 o'clock, on the premises, we shall SELL Lot
No. y, IN Jas. Caden's subdivision of Square No,
So fronting "a feet ainches on 10th street west be-
tween l. and Nj streets north, running back lS9 feet
feet. :
Also, Lots % and O. in same square, fronting each
p feet II inches north Nj, between 9Th and 10th
streets west, running back 100 feet 10 feet alley
and containing each :, 75n square feet
Also, Lot ~, same square: fronting Is feet on 9th
street west, between and NJ streets, running hack
l33 feet inches TO SDieet alley, and containing
S,469 square feet.
At o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, two
feet inches street NORTH at the corner of 9Th
street west, running hack las feet to Is feet alley
These are the most eligible and desirable building
tnat can ne iound Tor sale In any part Of
Terms: One, fourth cash the residue in g. -. nd
ID months, with interest, secured by deed trust
mar 2t-d !. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
MARSH L'SSA LE.--In virtue of writ of fari
w lacIas Issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court ofthe District of Columbia for the County
door of said county, on TUESDAY, the sth day 1 Of
soRPbed @ at e. Y 9eG the
claim and Interest in and TO part of Lot No. Is, in
Square No. 81, beginning at the southeast corner OF
west s6eet thence South 81 feet and thence east g
feet TO the point OF beginning together with al and
the .hs IN sos
property Of Robert o. Dnlsy. and viii be sold %
satisfy gndicials Ne. I73 g January term, Ise in
e. tsE a. oil Reed sRID9N MARTIN
mar Its for the District OF Columbia.
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Another FiIiba,,.ri.s Exp.d,,,...

NEW YORK, March 20.-The Courier des Flats
Unis asserts that secret libuserng expedition Ia
Structions which are expected by the ne n sseaner
from Havana. The headquarters are here. and
the arms and ammunition in southern cities
Men are ready 10 depart simultaneously from dif-
ferent parts Of the Union and secret agents on the
Island Of Cuba are engaged 10 prepare and facili-
tate the access Of the expedition
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By A. CIR ZEN. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
Il ERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust dated the
18th day of October, A. D. 1896. and duly recorded
IN hber j. A -, No. ISIS, folio 49, ct Zone of the
land records for the county of Washington in the
District OF Columbia, the subscriber will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder. in front Of the
premises, at O'Clock p. m, on MONDAY. the 18th
day of April 1850, all lots No. 10 and II Of the sub
division of square No. al, in the city of Washing
tom ID. c., fronting 81 feet Seventh street west
and having depth of l28 feet to an alley Is feet
wide
These lots, being the main street leading to the
city, Will soon be very valuable, 10 is lot,
and desirable for any kind of business. For a safe
and profitable investment an opportunity is offered.
Title perfect.
Terms of sale: Cash for all over 1851; on that
amount credit of 6, IL, and 50 months. and inter-
est, subject To the above Teclted deed of trust.
JNO. B. WILTBERGER, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auct.
N. Il. At the same time other lots in the same
square will be offered for sale.
mar &-3teo&ds. A. GREEN. Auct.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

DRIME WHITE MERCER POTATOES
OF prime White Mercer POTATOES, which will
SHlNN, No. 81 Green street, Georgetown. mar 26
S00 FISH!-FISH m-FISHm
oUO BARRELS No. bright ALEWIVES,
do. No.l do. HERRING,
Daily expected per schooner Helen Mar, from
Boston and Tor sale in lots to suits purchasers. All
HARTLEY & BROTHER.
mar A-1w % and l0l Water street.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO RENT his
handsome and convenient II RESIDENCE on
Prospect street. The house contains two parIors
dining room, seven chambers, bathroom, Kitchen,
aud cellar, II lighted throughout with gas and has
cIstcrn of the best construction on the premises
will be rented to good tenant on moderate terms,
and possession given immediately, IDauJre ON the
premises, or at the Bank OF the Metpopolis. Wash
Ington. THOMAS JEWELL.
mar 3 If No. - Prospect st., Georgetown.
EOR RENT-The three-story BRICK BUILD
ING, No. 81 Bridge street. formerly occupied as
Army $ Confectionery, and of late by C. G.. Atz
This property IL In good order, having large back
building, leo house and st,bing altogether pos
sesslng every convenience for a first class confcc-
tOnery establishment. Possession given immedi-
ately: Apply to Army & SHINN, No. 81 Green
street. mar p
nR. GOGGSW ELLIS NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ is for sale in Georgetown by II. :. II. Cisseil,
u. Ii. barnard Co., and J. w. Sothron. Those aft
flcted With lnhanmatory diseases should give il a
trial; See the testimonials in the advertisement in
another column. mar l7-tr
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BOARDING.

pOARDlNG-At No. 55l Penn. avenue, over
ID HoOyer's. nearly opposite Browns, double and
single ROOMS with BOARD.
mar q St. MRS. g. PARIS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE.77Wa picked up on the night of the 2Ist
Fort Westinghouse small SCOW. The owner is
requested to call at Cooper's Point Fish Landing,
prove property, pay charges, and take it away.
mar IS St JOHN CONNER
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BY ]. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
- FRENCHt PLATE MIRRORS. CHANDELIERS
French CHINA, Shelf ED PLATED WARE. Cam
NET FURNITURE, &C.-On TU ESDAY MORNING.
April 5th at IL O'Clock, at the residence of Lord
Napier, II street, between 18th and 18th sts we sra a
sell, the Furniture and Household Effects, compris-
ing
superior Rosewood Parlor Grand Piano Forte, by
Chickering,
Suits of Crimson Satin Brocatelle Covered Parlcr
Furniture of Carved Walnut. finished in Oil,
French Plate Gilt frame Mante Mirrors,
rour large and elegant Chinese Va ses,
French Chandeliers. Brackets and Branches,
Elegant Iniaid Cabinet, Writing and Card Tables
Walnut Carved Bookcase, Library Tables,
BrOcatelle and Silk Rep Curtains, &C.,
Arm and Easy Chairs, Couches. Ottomans,
Suit of solid Oak Dining room Furniture, compris-
ing Extension Table, Marhle-tnp Sideb0aId,
Side Tables, &C..
Elegant Gilt Centre Piece, and Table Ornaments,
Sheffield Plated Tureens, Covered Dishers, Wait
East India China Dessert Service, mounted on gilt
Stands,
French China Dinner. tt and Coffee Service,
Sets of Cry stal and Gilt and Diamond Cut Glass
ware,
Large Psyche Glass, in rosewood frame and stand
Walnut Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washstands,
Dressing Tables. Lounges, Toilet Sets,
Hair and Uu * Matr SIS. 8, Bolsters and Pillows,
Bedsteads, bedding. Tables, &C.,
Lot Of Copper Cooking Utensils, Refrigerator, &c.
AT 4O'CLoCK p. NJ,
In front OF tho premi ses, shall SELL
handsome English BrOugham, with Silver plated
Pair of superior Bay Carriage Horses.
Terms: so and under cash; over that sum credit
OF 60 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
mar 2s-d J. C.. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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BY WALL & BARNARD Auctioneer,.
WALL & BARNARD Auctioneers,
FUTURE DAYS.

By THOMAS DOwLING; Georgetown.
IN WEDNESDAY, March 3nh, at 10 o'clock.
spcak nc streets SSoes s sse Ks
s6Ttment Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
comprising. III part
Pisno In excellent order,
Cane seat Chairs,
Carpets, OiIcloth,
BB Sdssesd ko&SH e!,
PaTlor Stoves,
6ne Cooking Stove,
md all the Kitchen Requisites.
And many articles, too numerous to mention.
mar ss-st THos BOWLING. Auct'r.
by J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
II THE LARGEST AND Best COLLECTION OF HARDY
sL?TfG RsHEs
5StR Instant At 10 occsk, on The rst door Of the the
auction rooms, we shall sell, splendid collection,
Tea, Noisstte PefpetHaI Hs Bride. Moss, Monthly
blooming Moss, Large Standard, and Climbing
Also, new Ornamental Shrubs, Climbing Plants,
and many other clicice Gems Of Flora. '
&c. &.
nursery of A. Jardin, Florist, corner o. 18th and NJ
Terms cash.
mar as-d JAS. Mcguire & CO, Aucts.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
F' Mich $751; At sSn
O'clock, at the late RESIDENCE Of v LUCE, Esq, re
sS4 sSS W rs shall S ss IL :fs
E F., 1 and Effects, c.mgrsipg.,
Parlor Chairs,
niatoie-top centre ana sofa rabies, w hstnot,
Dama>k Curtains and Fixtures, Shades,
Lounges, Gsne-seat Chairs, Rockers.
iiSndsome Brussels Stair CARPETS. Rods and Eyes,
D SseS and oaT Bsasseads
DRTTe e and PAIN Burrsaqs, Mashstands,
Cottage Chamber Suit. Easy Chairs,
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows.
Hair Mattresses, Comforts and Blankets,
East India and Granite Dinner Set,
French China Tea Set, Glassware,
Cooking ard other Stoves,
Together with the usual assortment Of Household
and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms SSn and under cash over that sum credit
of6n and % days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
mar 25-d &C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

Dt %. u Cps, Aucuoneers
IL BETWEEN l2TH AND 18TH Srs. WEST. At PUR-
Lie ACcrIoN.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
March 3ist, at O'Clock, on the premises we shall
sell Lot No. 81, in subdivision Of square No. 2S2,
fronting feet north M street, between 18th and
18th streets west, running hack 81 feet To alley
together with the improvements, consis sting Of a
two-story frame dwelling house, containing four
rooms. -
FERNS: One-thrd cash; the residue IN and IL
months, with interest, secured by q deed of trust
on the premises.
mar I'D C McGI1JRES CO. Aucts
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By THOMAS DOwLING; GEORGETOWN.
IN WEDNESDAY,, March 3rh, at 10 O'Clock.
~ will sell. at the residence of the Rev. VIM F.
Speak on High street, above West, a well kept as
sortmeIt Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
comprising. IN part
In axcalput nrdar
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Fish Wharf.-The catch for the past two DAYS
has been light. This morning and yesterday some
three thousand shad came up and brought rates
ranging from sI7as20 per hundred Ten thou
sand herring also came up and were disposed Of
at from sl5asl7 per thousand.-AIer. SeniiasI
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LEcrURE-Our citizens should bear In mind
the lecture at the Smithsonian, this evening, for
the benefit Of the st. Panl's English Lutheran
Parsonage Il is to be delivered by Rev Dr.
Il Morris on the subject Of - Woman In the his
tory Of the Fine Arts" The subject is certainly
an interesting one, aud the Doctor II sne Of the
best lecturers Of the day.
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STRAY CHnD.-Two good hearted boys ap-
pearcd at the Star office this morning leading
little child, boy, whom they had found at the
corner Of Eleventh and II streets, CRYING bitterly
for its parents. He is a bright looking little
fellow, rosy checked with curly faxen hair and
dressed IN plaid woollen frock lover which is a
checked apfon) and with Canton flannel (white)
panties. His parents will find him at Mrs Bar
ker's, who has kindly taken charge of him till his
friends can get him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-28

ing to do my duty as woman side by side
with other women. The fact that my
hus band is your minister gives me Of
right no position among you, and gives
you no right to demand of me any pub
lie service. IT my husband fails in his
duty, admonish him; but,iu the name of
Justice and humanity, do not establish
any supervision over me. Let my pri-
vate life be as sacrel from intrusion as
that Of any other woman. This have
right to demand, and will be satisfied
with nothing less
Silenccd if not convinced. was Miss
Phube Lane, and she retired in due time
with her committee of remonstrance aud
accusation, t. cir colors trailing upon the
ground. | lost no time in giving my
history of the interyiew,repcatlng almost
word for word the clear, srtong language
Of Mrs. Newton, that she might have
the full benefit of her own statement Of
the case. And | am happy to say there
was common sense enough and right
feeling enough in the parish Of St.
Charity to do her ample justice. Her
husband is still our minister, active, use
full, and beloved; but as no salary has
yet been set apart for his wife, she has
not assumed any duties in the con-
gregation, ,and from present appearances,
| think, has no intention Of doing so.-
But as wife and mother her life is
beautiful; and her example of far more
benefit to the people under her husbands
care than all her more public acts should
be,had she entered upon every duty that
VAS 50 generously assiyned to her.
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Remarks Of Messrs Pike of
Calais, and Estes Of Ire
mont, on the death of Mr.
Dyer OF DeblOiS,


MR. SPEAKER: 1t is with unfeisned
sorrow that | rise to announce to the
House the sudden doccase of Andrews
Dyer, one Of lis members from the town
of Deblois. lie died at his iodoinps in
this city, on Saturday morning. at 3
O'Clock, of congestion of the lungs, after
an illness of but little more than two
days duration. On Wednesday he was
in this Hall and took the oathx of office
with the rest of us, and in the afternoon
of that day was actively engaged attend
ing to the business of the session. Re-
turning to his loa ,ings, toward niabt he
took to his bed and although every at.
tention was paid to him. and all the rom
o>liss applied that were suggested by the
best medical advice, he got no reliet,but
died as have stated. after expericncins
the most intense suffering.
Sudden de,ths in small communities
are always startling, but particularly SO
to us when we are associated with the
person at the time he is thus selected by
the Great Destroyer to emphasize his
terrible power
In THIS ease hale, vigorous man, ap-
paren,ly in ragged health, on the first
day Of the session joias with us in the
preliminary business appropriate to the
time, and so far as we could see, with as
well-srounded expectation as any of us
ofbcln. able to continue IN the discharge
Of his official duties during the whole
term of the office to which he had been
elected. Bat before the end orthe frs,
week-on the third day of the SESSION
and when we were just entering upon
its mployments-he is rapidly FASTENED
away into another sphere Of existence.
50 sli- hit is the hold the strongest of
US have on lfe God srart that the
mwcIcome messenger may be satisfied
With single victim during the short
period of our remaining here together
had but slight personal acquaintance
with Mr.. Dyer. He was we'll advanced
in years, and sturdy, honest, intclli-
gent man, to whom labor had always
been familiar. Seeing him frequently
before and during his sickness, he won
+ TtbluIS uDUll my SO III tldlulGS, dS nearly
men of his type will always do and when
he died, felt as though had lost an
old friend.
Energetic and undaunted by the APP
ptoach of disease, he persisted in COM
ins here and attending to bis official du
ties when prudence would have dire, te |
his attention solely to himself, and thus
he undoubtedly FASTENED his death. But
he thought he was in the line of his du-
ty, and acted accordingly. although he
left home. one Of those strange prcmoui
tiops t.at sometimes shadow comino
death, had made him feel--he did not
know why,-that it was dou ,tiul If he
ever returned home alive.
Had he lived and acted with us DUR
inp the session he would unlouIteIlv
have fulfilled the inst expectations Of
the constituency who sent him-and
who need do more and by his single
ness of purpnsc and sound Judgment rem
dered himself n useful member Of This
BODY. But the Great Director of afFairs
has ordered il otherwise. and He knows
what is best both for the individual and
tho hodv nolitic