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- wi net ot fsnu8yt ANA ovehue and Blov-
enth street, Star Once Buldine.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER
u ON PEnNsILvAIIA AvENUa EAsf,
ssn ~ ~ erH AND TIN STREETS MOTH,
By yiItns q 2 deed Of trust. executed By
Richard ". Bruf and wife to the undersigned
Trustees, July 81, 1871, and recorded IN Libsr
~, folio 81, Of the land records " washington
o1e1fy O. .. the said deed e rectined By sdccrss
sitting In special term the 9Th day Of March, I03
and by another decree Of the said Court Dssaed In
general term on the 7th day Of Juns, 1873 and upon
tns request In yrting Of the Treasurer Of the ssuh
the aid deed :hs osr ar sale neon Ss eTeS Dy
O'Clock D, M, the following described properly, to
vii; AIth.s part Of Lot 8, of Samuel Lsss s.sdi.
SQUARE So BEGINNING on Pennsylvanis avenue at the
southeast cotner Of said original lot g. and running
thence northwestwardl along said avenue eighteen
9Jfeee, thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY at right angles to
SAD avenue eighty feet four and quarter Inches
thence along said alley ten feet ten and Q ousrter
inches 10 ehl, thence parallel with said avenue
about twenty eight 10 feet the northwest corner
q original Ave, and themes by and with the east
three story Frame House.
Terms Of sale: One-third in cash, of which $40
must be paid at the time Of the sale, and the re-
msinder in equal inssalmeuts Of 8, II, Is and a
deferred payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser, and q deed Of trust of the property IN
the purchaser does not comply with the terms
within nve days after the sale the trustee may resell
purchaser. All cony eyancne at the cost OF the
purchaser W W A. Fl EEHWJGK, Trustees,
j16-7taw sw&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Auc,s
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AUCTION SALES.
pY LArTMBD Z CIHAIY. - : = =
- Auetioneers and Besi Estate Brokers.

LAIIAsa = cIIArY,
Southwest corner Of Penna. aysuss and IitS street,
Star Once DuildinG.
nosIwoop CASE PIANO CASE PIANO
aia. 81 k ftit1E fso FrssI Is
xAEsSST xAi6.SSaB4ssslf hh 1ghfdFT IN
UWAeHsfAM0s; I0uSaEs,~ CIT. s11f
hnTTKloSis; PA fHik ioLsfERs -HsD
M4ESSS T Asp IA sCo4Fr sfpis sSIFbs
WALNUT IxI1k eI0N DINING TAbLSs;
HEATING AnD COOKING sf0yIs; kIfCH.
In LUHMITURR: kc., &c ONE THR1SaIN0
MACHlND, RlAPER AND HAH; Lot or
EARNING IMPLEMlNTs; AN ASSORf-
1ENT OF HAkDWARB, C0NPKIsING PAD
AND BIN LOOKS, SOR1WS, sPI0GOfs, &C.,
LOT slEs Ste Z Vseh LzDifs MD GENTS. FOR
a On TUESDAY MORNING, July =. 1878,
W commencing at 10 O'Clock, in front Of our
Is salesroom, We shall sell general assortment
SOf the above named goods.
Terms cash.
jy6-A LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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RkSORB eOIHG ELsIWHIRI examine thu
- diagonal prso s1it tor en, (a specially > and
only g b bad q 4. sTRAUs', I0lI Psnns. ave-,
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BIZ B. II. w4 hssI Eat. Broker and Aue.onssr,
He. 199 7th street, between and b.

b Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Z He. 5S9 It'll street, between and b.
TRUsTKEs' SALE OF SIX NEW rHREE-
STONY MANSARD ROOF AND BASEMENT
BRICK HOUSES ON NORTH SIDE OF
eTREET, BgTWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
Isr STREETS FAST. AT AUCTION, BEING
Nos. IT, ~, II, D, 2s AND ~.
- ny virtue Of six deeds Of trust from John l.
Hubbard to NJ, AL bearing date November llth,
IA. d. 1877, and duly recorded In Liber No. 700,
folos 1l2 as 2l8 m ~, and N, of the land records
for Washington county, DISTRICT Of Columbia. we
will SELL at public auction, to the hghest bidder or
bidders, I'm front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
July 9th, 1873 commencing q O'Clock ,. m, Lots
ll6, NJ, ms 1i9. l30s l2, and Ia in B. Gilberts
ssoTy and Msnsard roos Bries pwsinss. kseh he Of
these houses has lot Of II feet front. with depth
Of 80 feet. full description ct the once Of the auc-
tinneer, and will be given on day Of sale.
Terms: $1,000, with 10 Per cent interest from
November 18th, 1871, and Expense Of sale on each
house in cash. balance In 8, II, and 10 months for
which notes Of the purchaser purchasers bearing
interest from day OF sale, will be required, secured
by deed 81 trust on the property. S1D0 down ct
time Of sale each house. II terms Of sale are NOT
complied with within ten days after sale, the pro
ery will be resod ct the risk and cost Of the
ing purchaser or purchasers. All conyeyancinR Ct
cost OF purchaser OF purchasers.
~ The purchaser or purchasers can obtain Q loan
IDEARD ". PARsoNs,l rrn.,u..
isa-d ~ j. I. toLbwELL. Salesman.
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DY GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II 1901 ID street northwest, corner II 10Th st
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, ON THE EAST

EASEMENT BRiOK HOUSE, ON THE EAST
SIDE " 10TH, BETWEEN AND . SITS,
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed of trust TO Joshua Whit
ney and myself, dated October LIST, 1870, and duly
Records Of w ashingten county, d c., and by drec-
ton OF the party thereby secured will sell at pub
bidder, on THURSDAY, July 18th, 1873, at s
o'clock p. m, Lot eighty eight (SS), in Joseph
square three hundred and sixty five 1851, together
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF two
story and basement brick house.
Terms: one-third cash. and balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, with seven per cent interest,
with In i've days after sale, the property will be
sold at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
Convsyancing at purchasers cost. One hundred
dollars Sl0o) down when the property Is struck of
B. II. WARNER, Surviving Trustee.
iy6.d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts.
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eect OF processing Christians Known As Thorn
ssifes, whose disting ushing belief is the ami
hilstioh Of the wicked after Christ shall make
ms second personal advent % reign over the
they suppose vii take place in about seyer
years from this date. This sect Il an off.hcot
from the Cam beliites @, Christian nisrInla.
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MkA SwrseHntN's oPIxtou on she wal
worth case 10 that ssthe vomas Who could per-
nit any sense OF perpcps, vroas % ipduce her
% teach her childrea % hate their father or 20
throw any htndrance In the vay OF their obev-
Ing the divine command 30 honor him-nsv.
the woman Who shoald neglect % teach ~
children to love their father on earth, becaas.
this In required OF them BY their Fsther In
Heaven, 10 . bad wife, . bad mother, a very
bad Christian. and . woman one would not
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NOTICE fhst 3. Q. yUsTH. 6lsl . strsss, be-
IN tween q b and It'll streets northwest, sslh ous-
SECOND. HAND CLOTHING
q less thsp hssf the es<t o. ready made ones
SILK DRESSES specially. feisly
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QY LUTTRELL & HUNTINGTON.

ID Auctione.rs No eiT Inni.ia,a ax.,ro
Between 9Th and i OH streets northwest ."ue'
TRUSTEES SALE oFyALUABLE IMPROVED
F6HkTksN ATf A N PETWEES
E9RTHWEsT, C0NsIsIING OF EIGHT
H TH sTG Ghs B BkIfk GEthsk wTH
date resPectiyey October is, A. D. is7a, S SS%
duly recorded respectTeIy ii Liber NJ COS, fSo fs
Liber No oss folio $50 and Liber e99, folio ls2, q
county in the District Of Columbia, and at request
OF parties secured thereby, will sell, at public
bidder on TUESDAY JSy IS B i tas h at $50
GELS Of ground situated and being in the city Of
81 II said District and known as lots
James II; Darrow's subdivision of part Of Square
numbered 20S said subdivision is recorded ia the
book IN D. G., No. i, folio iiS togeher Wih ,Se
improvements (eight new brick dwellings, Be-
The sbS S property S be sold ,egsEHsy
in equal payments IN six, 90 twelve O2, and eigh-
teen u.s. months, for which the notes Of the pnr-
until paid at the rate Of eight 80 per cent per an
mum from day Of sale; interest pay able semi annual
and to be secured on the property sold to the sat
isfactisn Of the trustee Convey ancing and record.
ing at purchasers cost II the terms Of sale are not
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the
rSk ana COST Oh osfsIitns P1Tcnassr or purchasers
ys.d LUrrREEL b aGHStNSHMAS NTf aasts
RYLUTTRELL& DUNNINGTON, Auctioneers,
- Si7 Louisiana av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, a W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET, BETWEEN
14TH AND 18TH NORTHWEST, CONSIST
ING OF TWO NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS. WITH HALLS. CELLARS, &C.
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated October a5
A: 1879, and duly recorded in Liber 60, folio
40, OF the land records for Washington county,
In the District Of Columbia and By direction of the
parties secured thereby, will sell public auc-
uoI to the highest bidder in front of the premises
on WhpNESDAY,J July y, A. ID 1873, at g O'Clock
p "A all those lots or pieces Of ground lying and
being 10 the city Of sshinRton, in said District
and known e. lots Numbered 13o and lao, in James
d Darrow's subdivision Of part OF square mum.
osred 20, as the same IL recorded in the surveyor
ONCE Of said District in subdivision book H D. @
no. ], folio LEO, together with the improvements
Terms Of sale: One.third cash, Of which AlOO
must be paid down on each lot time Of sale, the
balance In equal payments in six, twelve and eigh-
teen o. II and ls) months, from day Of sale, for
which the notes Of the haser will
be TAKEN bearing interest until paid at the rate OF
eight per cent. per annum, interest pay able semi
annually and to be secured the property sold to
the satisfaction OF the trustee. Conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. II the terms OF sale
are not complied with in six days after sale, the
property will be resod ct the risk and cost of the
defaulttDg purchaser or purchasers.
WIN y. HOFFMAN, Trustee
je26-d LUTTRELL 4 BENNINGTON. Aucts
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10y GREEN q ~-ILLIAMS, Auctloneer,.
" No. l0g1 NOrthWest 10th and atraefa

ID Eo.lo01 Northwest 10th and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
S No IA s AZ EHTCTTlQMS;.HousE AND LOT
- By virtue Of . deed oftru.t, dated June la,h
ISL Eeeordsd IN Liser go, folio 800 q the land
umbs ana By Of the holder Of The notes
sssnTss thS1ssy S sell At P1bs on the
City Of Washington, District Of Columbia, being ns
G q q se s ih ss sas IN. S
said lot on the south side Of street north and run
ming thence south one hundred feet thence west ~
iset thence north loo feet to street, thence east
Tesms: 81 900 cash; balance in IL, Is, and "a
months on interest at the rate Of ten cent. per
80, R6BERT P DopaE Trustee.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Office Buildings.
I%RRoyED PRoPERTY ON 1orH STREET,
aVEShE,N AT Il sIifktETEIToAA N MD RHODE ISLAND
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated October
land O SSt
District Of Columbia, and by direction Of the party
hishest bidder, in front of the premises on FRi.
pay; July 1Ith, at O'Clock, the south II feet Of
square 49, fronting IL feet on iOsh street. between
street and Rhode Island avenue northwest, by los
pressed brick front dwelling hou.e, containing nine
rooms. gas, water, bath, cellar; Latrobe and bay
Terms: ons-third cash; the balance at g. /, and 10
the ~ deed of on
Title good. 500 down at III time Of S .aIs -,
T-dad. tRepI LArISHEis sse cEHaRY f. ases.
Try LATIMER CLEARr,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner avenue and 18th st.
TsgsTE1TsALH OF yALGABLI IMPnoyIp
AND sTRlETs, Ar AUCTION.
ia and recorded in liSsf sss folio IS, ssd
I'M at the request Of the party secured thereby, I
WiDEEsp AZ the ID day * uiy, iay, q c'oooa
2 m, Lots 10 and "a, In square ls1 In Washington,
ing ior DEPTH fsss ct, on ' % en s ~
large storshouse and dwelling, and two small dwell
Terms: one.third cash; the balano. in six months,
With interest from day Of sale be secured BY deed
jss-d LATiMIR 6oEEARf Hscss.
~rHR ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
shhI0KD lid! III, July 18th, same hour and place.
iSsd d'0'' ' s LhTfMiR OLEARY, Aucs..
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
street, Star once Building.
TRSsTEHss ks5t Two sESEK
R%kEs SSSTRs SAr fi6It 2sb SYt sFsiE sn
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May 18th,
A. D., 1873, and duly recorded In Liber No 7l9
folio IS, one Of the land records for Washington
county, District Of Columbia, will sell at public
auction in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
July 9Th, 1878, at O'Clock .. lots numbered llc
and III in B. Glberts Subdivision Of square 675 i'm
basement brick dwellings.
Terms will be stated at sale. slp down on day Of
SALE All 4 eoss & gSTshRasr ra,,.s
| Je25-d LATlMER CLEARY Aucts.
ITHE ABOvM sAbI Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, July sIh, 1873, same hour and
| Jy5-dads LATIAER CLEARY, Anots.
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RF GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
ID Northwest corner Oh 10Th and D streets

~ NOrInWo0 corner OF 0tn and ID gtr6e0,
SALE oTsIXrY.TwO VALUABLE BUILDING
h SIs s ss s9qAs sTK 5nS lSrH ANDl7
N By virtue Of the authority contained in deed
oeIecuted on the nth day Of June, 1873, and duly
pre- the s RnS SaS
fJuly, 1873, at O'Clock p. m, lots numbered from
inGnsi;e and from g 70 90 i1elusiys Of
lots are very desirable for building purposes being
located In . rapidly improving section of the city
lots Of convenient size will be seen from the plat
The properly will be sold In quantities suit pur-
Terms Of SALE 0ns-third In cash, Of which adeposit
OF oE on each lot Will be required at the time of
ssie the remainder in equal instruments at g. IL and
notes of the bearing interest aer cent
and deed OF trust on the property II the Purchasers
sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of such dsfauing pur
chaser rs Of the
,.,nGEo Gee, W; EVANs; Trustees
RY LATIMER q CLBARY,
Southeast corner Pennsylvana avenue and 18th ST y.
Star ONCE Building.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON STREET
BbEETTMnEN 7TH AND SrH STREETS. AT
a on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April s, at
YOa:30 O'Clock, We will sell in front of the premi-
@sss, the west part Of Lot No. 10, in Square 42i.
depth Of 100 feet. A ten-foot alley on the side.
, Terms: One-nhh cash; balance in one, two and
three years with interest at eight per cent Con-
LATIMER q CLEARY, Aucts.
ITHy PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO
comply with the terms Of the above sale the property
a the sss Ssy
JldAds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.

q SIMPLE III RHIA AGE CrnezoBr = recspt
visitor among the fndianz In R,orfda fivss An
sThs company wus composed Of she whole
tribe, al OF whom were dressed In their b>ss
Emery. A circle vas formed. the bride moved
% the center, holding IN her hand an cor OF
side Of her, with . deers leg IN his hand. A
mutual exchange comprised the whole cere-
nony. Aftsr the ceremony. the whole company
aaScsd and Toasted on bear msss and honey for
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AUCTION SALES.
J. t. cOLDwELL, SALESMAN.

Ry b. h. WARNER,
No. 5Ss 7th street. between @ and sta
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Rf III. C0LMAH, Auctioneer,
ID Cor. 10Th and Pa. avenue, south aide, No. saS.

a win sell the balance Of the entire stock Of
W Goods consisting Of twenty 4 hree lots of Brus-
IL sells CARPETS. cont aiming ss follows: -, 49, 10,
a. Is, as 81 -, a. u, 81, 20, 20, q, 2, Is, d
ysrds Four Insrain, M 20, %. and s yards; also,
Kitchen csrpeTts, Two hundred and an, ' Rsi
Spreads, IS pair Blankets, s Feather Beds "a n Air
anD gsn.r rows large LOT Of nes and second
IBIS bss and Wssh.tsnd., Tables, Chair, Lounges,
sisiing If Sets French China, 100 It's Stone
China, Cup-; Sauces, loo sets Plates, variety %
all Kinds OF Crockery, Glass ware, Tin ware, q good
Gs itnent Of Cutlery of the best and comm On sill
yer PiHtsd ware, New and Second hand OH Cloth.
500 yards; Sewing Machines, q lot Second hand
Maches. Horse, Wagon, l Carriage and II ar ness
! Large Mirror lot Of Notions, &c, &c.
TIE above stock must be closed cut hy the 18th
Of July commencing TUESDAY, sth, from day 70
day unttl all IL sold. - ~
Hons. for rent on long lease; fx lures for sale
Especial attention dealers and orhers are inyite
as the sale 10 positive.
JyT7t. H. COLMAN Auctioneor
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PROPOSALS.

DR0POsALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
u lion WORK REQUIRED FOR THE ROOF
OF TIE SOUTH WING OF THE NEW
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
BUILDING, AT WASHINGTON, D. C.
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AUCTION SALES.
rms AFTERNOON.

QH LATIAER CLEARY,
- Aucti- neers sod Real kstAfe Broken.
Southwest corner OF Psnnsy " ania and Rlev-
enth street, Star Once BuildinR
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QY LATIMER & CLEARLY
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Southwest corner Pennsyl ania avenue and 18th "A
Star Once Building,
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DY GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, A1ctio1eero.
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and D sts.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated June Is,
r 1879, recorded nLiber go, folio 4O6, Of the land
-records OF Washington comfy, Distri t Of Co.
secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, on
the premises, at g. O'Clock .. m, on TUESDAY,
July l9th, 1873, ali those Lots numbered 96, 81, g.
and &c. Of L. s. Chapman subdivision of square 36s
in Washington city. d. c., each lot improved BY q
small two-story Brick House.
Terms Of sale: $500 on each house, with interest
at the rate Of 10 per c. mt per annum, from Decem-
Der 18th, 1877 together with the penses Of this
sale in cash. the balance to b. secured by notes. at
and IL months, bearing interest," and deed Of trust
on the property. $50 down on each house when the
property Is struck or II the terms Of sale are not
complied with within i've days from the day Of SALE
at the risk and Of the defauitng purchaser or
purchasers. Conveyancing ct purchasers cost
P.P. PR0PPSSEEi,,r Trustees.
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LlMR
LIN

BEST woop 1uREI Liz . q pr barrel,
sHoEAs YxHlY, ioA srs.s,
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SS61SSTASR4P \ y n f.ANRsoSs,l Trustees.
je2O-d ~ J. T. COLDwKLL. Salesman.
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~ Auctioneers, No. 9l7 Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th and 10Th streets northwest.
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% %
The Resurrection Flower,

There is rare flower, found only
in the East, that has excited a great
deal Of interest ON account of its mys-
terry. Botaulsts have found it diff
cult to classify it, because it has
properties belonging to different
classes. 1t was brought to this coun,
try by DR.. Deck, who, procured it
from an Arab, to whom he had rem
d!ered medical aid in Upper Egypt.
AS compensation the Arab had hand
cd him n stem which held what secm-
cd to be two bulls Of dried seeds.
The Arab said he had taken it fun
an Egyptian mummy, aad that ,As
flowers were very highly esteemed.
The popularity Of the plant is, that
though apparently dccaycd and worth
less, after being immersed III n glass
of water for few moments, its leaves
begin to expand slowly, but steadily,
and beautiful star-likc flower ap.
pears to vicw-somcth!rg between a
passion flower and a sultiowcT, but
moro beautiful than either. After
The flower had remained open Tor more
than an hour, its petals close just as
gradually as they expanded, aud then
nothing is visible but the dried ur
bulb. DR.. Deck says ho saw the
same flower 90 through this process al
least thousand times, and each time
with tho same result. lie presented
one of his flowers to. Baron Humholt,
who coneIdered It ono of the greatest
marvols in the vegetable kingdom
Professor Torrcy owned a specimen
and Bishop Wainwright obtained tvs
during his tour in Egypt
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02
Edgar A. pOc's Death,

The true story of foe's death has
never been correctly told. 1t is this:
In the summer of l849, he left New
York for Virginia. Ia Richmond, lie
met Miss Elmira Shelton, whom he
had kaown in his youth, renewed the
acquaintance, aud in a few weeks
they were engaged to be married
ilo wrrtc to his friends in the North
tha; he shnn' 'h pass the Remainder Of
his life in VI ginia, whore the hap.
piest days OF hisyouth had been spent
E,r'y in October he set cut from
Richmond to fullIl literary engage.
meat in New York, and to prepare
tor his marriage, which was to take
place on tho Eth of the month. Ar
riving in Baltimore, lie found that he
had missed the Philadelphia train,
which he expected to take, and would
have to walt two or three hours for
the next train. He went into res.
taurant, near tho depot, to get some
refreshments. There he met some
Of hts old West Point friends, who
invited him to a champuigne supper
that night. At fist he refused to
drink, but at last lie was induced to
take glass Of champagne. That set
him OF, and in a few hours he was
madly drank. In this state he wall
dcrcd OF f:om his friends, was robbed
and bcatcn by ruIi!ans, and left !n-
sensible in the street all night.
The next morning he was picked up
and taken to the Maryland Hospital.
He was de!irious with brain fever.
llc waa we'll cared for by the physi-
clans Of the hospital, but lie was be-
yond tho skill of tho doctors. lie
fingered two or threo days and died
on Sunday, October 7, lSA9, in tho
thirty. ighth year of his age.
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LcariI u Trade.

Under the above heading the Now
berry Progressive ego well says
"Wc sec every day yourg men in
quest Of situations. Now, Why do not
theso young mon so and learn trade Z
The hosts Of young men over the land
who arc out Of employment, out of
money, not fitted for any particular
business, constitutes g poweS Sful argu.
ment that they should learn q trade.
Hence the reason why we have 20
many non-producers. We are sure it
is not disgraceful to learn a trade.
The best ,nen that over lived have
been mechanics. Iffathers and moth
ers would apprentice their children
as they should do, in many cases, so.
c;e'y would have fewer idlcrs and Il
better class Of citizens. Who
would not rather be a skilful me-
chanic than poor incompetent busi,.
ness man A trade is, and can be
do disgrace. 1t is a fortuuo within
itself"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02
Tho Crazy Minister of Japan.

Dispatches from Washington re-
contly a9nonnced that Minister Mori
tho Japanese ambassador 10 tho United
States, who is now on lcave of absence
in Europe, had incurred the serious
,dipleasuro of his government, and
that all order to commit hari ka,i
awaits him on his arrival at Ycddo =;
and also that the order would be
likely to wait indefinitely, as Mr..
.Mori had no desire to. leave this
world ut present. A letter from
Icddo to the New York Tribune
states that the charges against Mr..
Mori arc that he has been every care
less about money mattors," and has
disobcyed tho most positive orders Of
the Japaneso ministry. lIc had
boen ordered to resign or ask leave
of absence thrco times, and only
adopted the latter expedient upon a
threat by tho goverpmeut to appeal
to the government Of the UnitcdStatcs.
But fcw days after the japanese
authorities granted him leave, they
scnt him "a telegram 'tos postpone his
departure until tho conclusion of a
postal treaty between japan, America
England, Franco and Germany, in
which his assistance was needed.
Mr.. Mori packed his trunk and quit
his post, however, and it is added
will probably pass tho rest of his
life undoc protection Of some Euro
pean government. Some Of his
japanese friends who ha7o known
him long say he is crazy. His con-
duct seems certainly to have been
very undiplomatic, but;in view of the
hari kari arrangement he will proba-
bly, retain Lis faculties snNi cicntly to
prolong his absence from Ecddo uM-
til the system of self-innictcd capital
punishment shall have been abolish.
cd.