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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10

TO the advice, "drink whisky only
in the months that have * in their
names," the Ottawa Republican says
nine -tentlIs of the fellows would spell
that month "Oktober." And, of
course, your Ankust and Knovember
can be counted too.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10
Gov. GarcelOn still holds his hand
among the granite rocks of Maine.

Five thousand exOdusters have left
Texas this winter for Kansas. Let
one million leave the South, and the
price of cotton will advance and corn
and wheat decline. Move on darkies.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10

The Union League Club Of Phila-
delphia, numbering over two thous-
sand of the leading Republicans of
that city, has been canvassed on the
presidential question. Eighty per
cent of the members wtrs found op-
posed to Grant, more than half of
them declaring That if they had to
choose between Grant and Bayard
they would vote for the latter.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10

oTHE STATES, Major Hearsey's new
daily is before lis. It is handsome
six-column paper well printed, filled
with carefully selected news and lit
crary matter. Its editorials are Wig
Orous and manly in tone, in every
respect characteristic of the man of
earnest convictions who pen them.
It's success is assured before hand.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10

Edison's electriclight is pronounc-
ed success and gas stocks are tum-
bling in every direction. Shares of
the face value of 500 in electric light
stock had risen to $4,000 at last &C
counts.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10

MEMPHIS, January 6.-At Sardis,
Miss.,, last Saturday night, John
Harris, deputy sheriff Of Pamela coun-
ty, while seated in his Office, was shot
and mortally wounded By an un-
known party. Scandal is said to be
at the bottom of the affair. @
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10
CARD.

SARVs
THEREBY desire to return my sincere thanks
l. to Messrs. Courier e. McNair, general insu.
rance agents, Baton Rouge and Plaquemine La.
for their prompt and satisfactory settlement Of
my loss by tre, occasiOned by the burning Of my
store in lbe,ville parish, La. cordially endorse
the above general agents, and recommend them
to my friends and all other parties requiring fire,
life or marine insurance.
JOSEPH JOLISSAINT, Sr.
St. Gabriel 1bervillc, La, Dec. "a, 1879.
TN THE MATTEROFTHES SUCC OF
L Jacob Brown, decd, No. l3sO-Probate-Par.
ish COurt-Parish of East Baton ROuge-The
State Of Louisiana.
Whereas Mrs. Eudora Goings, widow Of Ja-
cob Brown, decd, has this day filed in the Office
Of the undersigned Clerk Of the Court her appli.
cation to be appointed Administrative Of the
above entitled and numbered succession.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
to show canse If any they have or can) within
ten days from the first publication hereof, why
said application should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable H. Newton Sher.
IT, s. ShSburpe, Judge of said court, this 9th
day of January A. D., 1880.
janl0 WM. HUBBS, Clerk.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10

NEW STOCK sADDLERY. Mems
~ Saddles, Bbys' Saddles, Ladies' Side
Saddles, Riding Brides, Riding Whips,
Saddle Blankets, Saddle-bags, Wooden
and Leather StErups. A large and good
assortment Of }he above in store, and
prices lower Y ian they have ever been,
at store of WIN. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10
LQST-LQST |

nN THE STREETS OF BATON ROUGE
~ last Monday, . shield,shaped sleeve.bntton
attached by long link, and marked with the
initials wv j. McC." The BUTTON is highly
priced family relic, and suitable reward win be
paid for its delivery ut this office.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10
AND
REPAIRING


pianos and put them in the most thorough repair.
Having the advantage Of complete educational
and musical course through the Philadelphia
Blind Institute, an institution famed for thor.
oughness in all its branches, he is surely entitled
to the public confidence and approval. The fol-
lowing Testimonial, signed by number Of our
best citizens affords additional evidence of his
merits and qualifications
Baton Rouge, La, December 2ath, 1879.
To those whom it may ycOncen-Prof. j. s. Law.
erty, IL teacher Of Music in the Louisiana Insti
tuition for the Blind. lie is upright in character
and gentlemanly in manner lie proposes to seek
employment at Tuning Pianos. Those qualified
to judge, account him skilled Tuner and his
work has given satisfaction to those whom he
has served. He is cordially commended to the
kindly consideration Of all those to whom in the
prosecution Of his purpose he may present him.
self 7. LANE, Principal La. Institution for the
Blind; w. II. G0ODALE, Yice-President La. In.
stitution for the Blind; G. W. WADDILI, J. W.
McMAlS, members Board of Trustees; Professor
SEwEIJ- La. State University. JOSHUA BEAL,
HENRY JoNEs Wsf. GARtG, c. K DAWN,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-10
TUNING

PROF.J 5. LAVEKTY
takes pleasure in All.
nouncing to the people
Of Baton Rouge and the
parishes adjoining that
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Instantly Killed.
WASHINGTON NAN FATALLY STRUCK By RAIL
ROAD TRAIN.

ROAD TRAIN.
At $40 o'clock this morning fatal accident
took place at the depot OF the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, by which Mr.. Charles Litch-
field, well known citizen, residing at No. 497
G. street southwest, was almost instantly killed.
Mr.. Litchfeld was painter by trade and was
at the time making arrangements to go to
Alexandria and from thence to some point In
Fairfax county to do job Of painting. He had
just been placing some mixed paint and work.
ing tools In the baggage car and was
about retiring when he was struck by
train and instantly killed. coroners
Jury were empanelled: James Small. L. NJ
Graves. n. II: Doherty, JAS B. Avery. Chas. Ii.
Tyler, VIM. w. Swart, Samuel Fl. Bemar, A. p
Levitt, Geo. Holmes, s. W. Anderson, John A.
Travis and A. j. Clarke.
fled that he was coming in with two cars; Just
as he was about TO pass an engine which was
taking water on the opposite track Mr. Ltch-
field stepped out from behind the engine and
not more than ~ feet from his car Witness
called to him three times and put down the
eyes. set On the accommodation train
which was coming In from Baltimore Witness
did all he could to keep from hitting the man.
The car struck him and he was dragged 10 or IL
feet. other testimony was taken-One testify
Ing That the distance he was dragged Was
greater. The man was almost instantly killed
his neck and legs being broken. The jury re-
turned verdict in accordance with the facts
and stated that no blame could be attached to
the employ eS OF the yard. 1.-The jury respect
luliy suggest that the system OF shifting cars
and making up trains at depot, called shooting
In should be remedied by preventing cars be-
ing moved on the arrival OF incoming or depar.
ture OF trains" Mr.. Ltch1eld was ~ years o.
age. lie was member of Metropolis Lodge, 1
O.OF., the members of which took charge OF
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals


Street lamps Will be lighted at I:45 pm. and
extiDguiShed at 2:45 a m.
Saturday night Mrs. Kate Collins, living In
Jackson Hall alley, was badly burned about the
hands and arms by coal oil lamp explosion.
The DaShwayS met at Masonic Temple last
night The president, Mr.. A. EagieSton, varied
the usual program by calling On individuals In
the audience who had been benefited by the
Dashaway reform club, and Messrs. Henning
Dorsey. McGhee, j. G. Lee and Hilton responded
About thirty people signed the pledge.
About 500 employees were furl0ughed at the
Government Printing Office Saturday by Mr..
Defrees, for lack OF funds
The steamer Jane MoSeley arrived saturday
nights from Baltimore. She has had new boilers
put In, and will be painted and renovated here,
ready to take her place on the route between
this city and Norfolk next week.
The ninth anniversary or Green Mountain
Lodge, No. AZ, q. L. o. or o. F., was cee-
brated yesterday at the Enon Baptist church.
The annual sermon was preached by Rev. C. w.
Masters William G. COStin, a. X. Manning and
Charles III. shorter.
Mollie JarbOe, a witness In the case of An
drew Lewis, charged with false swearing In
connection with a pension claim. spent 236 days
d JAIL Saturday the court ordered that she be
paid witness fees at the rate of one dollar per
Gay Tor the time she was confined.
~. G. Royce, W. III. Webster, E. M. Trueil, Paul
die. William Gibson and Fred. Thompson,
representatives OF the Department OF the
btOnlac, G.. A r., left yesterday to attend the
esSiOn OF the National Encampment, q A. r.,
kt Dayton, Ohio.
The Columbia Turn verein has elected the
riches: vice president. Chr. Abner; secretary
Ewa!d Schmidt; treasurer, George Tammen;
first leader, Charles Bruck second leader, Rich
ard RUpprecht; 1anitor, William lifting.
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The Hirth Murder Case.

TIE DEATH SENTENCE AFFIRMED.
To-day, In the Court Ia General Term, the
case OF Joseph Neverson, alias Babe Bedford,
Edward Queelan and Sandy Pinn, eolored, con-
vteted In February last Of the murder of George
Philip Hirth, on street, on the night of the 9Th
OF January last, was decided, Judge Wyiie de-
liveriDg the opinion OF the court affirm
ing the judgment OF the court below
(Judge Hagner) sentencing them to death.
The case went up to the General Term
on exceptions taken during the trial. and was
argued before Chief Justice Carter and judges
Wylie and observation-disclosures ii. w. Wells,
Miller and j. f. Riley for the prisoners. Judge
Wylie. in delivering the opinion, took up the
exceptions seriatim, which raise queS-
tons as to the ruling of the court.
On the point as 10 the failure OF the
government TO furnish the prisoners with a
copy OF the Indictment and list OF witnesses
at least two days before the trial he read Seve-
raj authorities and said If, as had been held
the trial did not commence until the jury was
completed. then the question Of time did not
come In. and there was no necessity of ruling
as 10 whether Sunday should be counted In or
out; but the law takes no account OF SUNDAYS
On the question as to the service of notice on the
10th OF three other witnesses, he said that while
the notice was not sufficient as TO PettiS the ex
ceptfon does not show that the prisoners were
injured by the eyidence-it simply says they
were SWorn-and not that the evidence was OF
Importance. As TO Ben johnson and the ruling
as 10 testimony c0rrOborating his various decIa-
rat10nS, the court held the rulings below TO be
case and the charge OF the court. The excep-
tons taken In behalf Of Pinn were also over
ruled Judge Macarthur concurred and IL was
announced that Chief Justice Cartier GiSsented
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Out of Door Sports.

THE CHAMPION sCULLERs AT PROVIDENCE.
Hanlan and Boyd, the champion scullers, ar
rived at Providence, RI, Saturday, and were
received by committee of the Narragansett
boat club. Hanlan took practice spin on the
Seekonk and expressed himself pleased with
the location and the facilities. He will row in
The shell used In his race with Courtney and
Riley On the Potomac. Boyd also tried the
river saturday. The question now is has Boyd
got rig?
Ihe London Referee says that sit is the
opinion OF many that Boyd had only begun to
learn the proper use OF the slide and swinging
r0WlCckS when he beat Elliott and HawdOn
and he seems 10 have been learning wrinkles
from other American ScullerS besides Hanlan.
The same journal, citing an opinion entitled to
credit, says, in speaking OF COurtney'S rig
Mind you don't find the boot Is On the other
leg. and that this time the mechanical improve
meHt VIII be found in the EnglishmanS skiff
and not In the Americans. The talk here is
mysterious, and whatever the valuation of the
innovation may be, rest assured that Boyd
tGlnKs Ee has discovered new auxiliary
BOAT RACE ON THE ANACosTIA.
Six oarSmen OF the Anacostfa river have ar
ranged three mile double sculI race on that
stream next Thursday evening. The three
boats viii be manned as follows: First, P. Mans
j. T. Robert; third, F. HodgSOn and A. Bar-
mlngham- The purse VIII be 500, the course
from Anaeostia brtdge-14 miles, and return.
otto De MOL VIII be the referee.
at New Orleans on Friday the senior single ScuIl
was won by R. g. Musgroye OF the ST. Johns
Cup; time: l0:50H. The single SOUL gig was won
b. Louis Z. Rice, OF the St Johns Club: time:
1900. The four-Oared shell race was won by the
HillSdales; time: els, defeating the Shoewaeca-
mettes. BurllngtOns and 81. Johns In the order
named. The shoes had an accident TO their
steering apparatus, causing loss OF time. The
course was mile and half.
H0ESE RACES SATURDAY.
Luxe Blackburn. Car1ta, Uncls, Warfeld and
Janet Murray were the winners at Jerome Park
last saturday. The winners at the Queen
CITY Jockey Club races on Saturday were Cash
Clay, Balbec and Sanie Polk. a Paris dis
patch says: The race for the grand prize was
run al Chantilly yesterday. Robert the Devil
SAD 10 nave just been purchased by the Duke
OF Portland, won the race eaSliy-H. A. StaubS
lie Destrier second, Mr.. IL. Jennings Milan
third, and NJ. Haras De CLAIMANTS Beauminet
fourth. There were ten starters.
BASE BALL
Sadie Houck, who used To be so popular here
as short stop for the Nationals has been re-
leased by the BCStons and D1gnan put on -
Base ball games Saturday resulted as follows:
Bostons 2, CleVelandS .; WorceSter5 l, BHnalos
); AIDaDys i, Nationals 5; CtncinnatiS 5, Troys9.
TIE IRISH RIFLE TEAM.
The competition 10 select the Irish rifle team
closed on Saturday. The following were the
scores out OF possible soc: Miner. 439: JOINT
AS, and Murphy, 49,. These, with Rigby, Fen
ton and Young, form the first six OF the team
For the reserve places DyaS made 435 Coghlan
AZ, and W. Rig0y, 424.
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CullU can take IL.
From Distinguished Edward Jennings,
SURGEON CITY HOSPITAL, HALIFAX, NJ s.
Golden Ltebtg'S LiQ'tid Extract Of Beef ana
Tonic IhrigOrdtOr, Is very agreeable article OF
diet. In Diphtheria, Malarial Typhoid Fever
aid every depressing disease, its use will be
found Invaluable. Sold by all druggists and
grocers.
Etching Piles" ''Itchine PiIes,o
Are very distressing complaint Symptoms
are moisture like perspiratton, intense itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm In
bed Do not suffer another hour and allow them
to become aggravated. S,oay1ae'S Ointment a
certain cure.
Skin Diseases Swayne's Ointm emit.
Skin Diseases ''Swayne's Ointment" effectually
SKIN Diseases cures letter, pimples, salt rheum,
Skin Diseases ringWorm, every form of skin
Skin Diseases disease at tr1f1ing cost; at all
druggists. STOTT & CROMWELL Wholesale
Agents. Washington.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking nesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Wettes' Health Re7et0er." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&c. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street.
n. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDEREEY WAGONS. "-Fresh.alderne butter
churned every morning, and delivered In 4 lbs.
ward" prints, Soc. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per al.
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RAILROADS.
4 GCA THE GREAT 1904
Il CCV PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lSoU
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

Io az EkH EsT ks hSgTH lSSO
Splendid ssSffPPf FS NM sis1 isg5
corner q Sixth and b streets. as follows:
Oar to Pittsbnrg and Sleeping Oars from Har-
risburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago;
sfs Th d pfsSf Ssf K Ghsss
For ra GaDsn and ,s Rochester Buffalo Niagara
v Palace Cars e Gsnsnasisaa and Watkins. " -
for m1is ni LOCI HaSen and knira at III Az
For New Y YORK and sndoth The Ra 500 M 400 and
press # Pullman Paricr Cars Cars SO a. M daily ",
For BroofiSI. n. T. all through trains connect at
fording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
"a. On sunday. $40 and iG GO N. LGised
For s Soy sAS S q sapsag and
Sunday, 500. To- An. $40. 40 aud 10 90
For Iope's Greek Line, G 40 a. m and 40 p.m.,
For annapolis. 40 a. N. and 40 2. M. daily ex-
cept Sunday.
ALE;XANDKIk AND FREpERloKsBuRa RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For A .ss "a 81 z 72o O. 40 $40 s2s.
For Richmond ard the South, : a. M daily. and
Trains leave AeSsndris for washington, 6, 8. 10
am IL so, 8. s. 2 and 8: 05 2 10. and II mid
NIGHT On Sunday at and 10 g.. m, and :O5
Tickets. information. sleeping and pa.lor car ac-
east corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast corner 9th and Peunsylvania avenue. and
at the depot where orders can be loft for the check
ing of bas gage to destination from hotels and resi-
Z. P. FARMER, General Passenger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager my26
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THE GDFRT4.

EQUITY CoURT-Jtldge Cor
saturday. Coburn agt. Henderson; sale Or
dered. FAINT agt Dufier; sale OF real estate in
hands of receiver ordered. Bangs agt Gormley:
sale ratified coDditionally. Flanagan agt
Snow; pro confesso against Mary Snow va
Gated. Reed agt. Randall; pro confesso granted
against defendants NJ. G.. Randall and S. l.
Boden. Ingersoll agt. James; referred to audi
tor to report on unpaid debts.
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THE REMAINS OF LIEUT. ZKILIN.-A speciardis-
patch from Norfolk to the Baltimore Gazette
SayS:-"Genuine grief obtains in Norfolk So
ciety In consequence of the sudden death Of
First Lieutenant VIM. F. Zeilin, of the United
States marine corps. The regard of Norfolk's
daughters was shown In their decorating the
burial case with floral tributes 80 profusey
tnat detachment OF nOn-cOmmfSSiOned officers
OF marines was called upon to remove them so
that the casket might be carried to the steamer
George Leary. The body was removed under
the Supervision OF Lieuts. e. w. Vessey. r. r.
Russell and Cowles, USING: Paymaster d. r.
Smith, capt III. G. COchrane, First Lieut.. B. T.
Russell, Master E. B. Underwood and Messrs.
and Geo. Macintosh"
THE KENDALL AND KING SCHoLARsHrPs.-On
Saturday the examination OF the contestants
fer the advanced grammar school for boys for
the Kendall scholarship In Columbian Uniyer-
sity and the King scholarship In Dickinson Col
lege took place at the Franklin Building Pro-
lessons Mason, Hunt and Young conducting It,
There were fifteen contestants, and according
TO rule, they are known to the examiners bS
number only, and therefore the names OF the
successful ones cannot be aScertatned until the
envelopes containing the names are opened,
which will be tomorrow evening at the meet
ing of the BOARD of school trustees.
REAL ESTATE SALE. - Messrs. Duncanson
Bros. auct1OpeerS, sold Saturday afternoon,
part of lot Is in square 500, having front of BOZ.
1eet on 5th st east, near Pennsylvania, with a
depth OF los feet inch, improved by a small
frame TO Z. T. Tippett, for $500.
Walter B. Williams Il Co.. auctioneers sold
Saturday afternoon for Woodbury. Wheeler.
trustee, lot 256, In the recorded plate of Union
town, ID. c., With the improvements consisting
$3.50
Messrs. Young d Middleton sold at auction
on 4th OF June, for Mr.. d. w. Middleton IT,
brick dwelling 1858 street s.w., TO the heirs OF
Mrs. Sallie Wainwright, for 81, $50.
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Picnics and Excur>ions.

The annual family excursion of st. Tammany
Tribe, No. 10, Imp'd o. r. NJ, Will take place
on the 18th Of June, to Marshall Hall. The
steamer w. w. Corcoran will make two trips
light.
The second grand annual picnic of the Poto-
mac Socfals viii be given at Beyer's 1th street
Park tO-mOrrOW
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THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAoK.
WORTH and Sess eatsS.::t West
10 take eect sE9arSaRayk ksEK isS fss
u 6;Se an.-Baiamore. ELioott oity and wsy Sta
SIS :m-Baitimore, Annapolis iss AID way. pIe,-
mont strasburs, Winchester. Haserstown. Frede-
slS a.m.1foint Of Rocks and way stations.
SS5 am .-Staunton and Va. Springs Express.
sstncrs Express PsriOr car 70 New YoSa ana ana
3 Sos ION Sunday only-Batmore. Annspo-
Die INST Louis. ohcsso. Columbus ana
al Point q Ross for and asons eas an of
r,ledmont except SUNDAY Pullman car 70 Gin
S.air and iS1isie daily drait1n to Sandusky.
1000 >, eBsitimSre Express stops at BI.dens-
i2I0 p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis. Elnoost CITY
1855 p.m.-tBalamorea and Laurel Express.
~ p.m.-!On Sunday only, baltimore and Way.
$3.50 pm Baltimore and way stations. win
80 p. nl.-Baltmore. Bisdeuspurg and Laurel
Express Frederick. VIA Relay stops at Annapolis
l:st R;m:1tPolnt Of Rocks, Frederick. Hasers-
soyn. WINCHESTER and Way stations. On sunday
4a4O p. n. -tBalhEore. Annapolis and Way Sta
Sleeping cars u Chicago daily.
6i5 P.m.-tPhiladephia and Baltimore Express
sos p.m.NPoint Of Books and Way Stations.
Pm-baLTfSoE sR0 i Msb si Ia1EEI XIX
PRESS.
$50 p. mist Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Express Fittsburg, except Sunday Sleeping
cars to St Louis and Pittsburg.
:36 p. m.-tBaltmore. Bladepsburg and Laurie,
Express
l0:le p. m.-fEEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPREE9 Sleeping
car 70 New York and special sleeping car 70 Phila-
tb.ily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
AN trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply st the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ohces. Washington station, and
Dos, 6l9 and Corner l4th and Pennsyiyepia avenue,
where orders VIII be taken for Basgaee 20 be
enecked no re0eiSed st any point IN the city;
w. u. OLEMENT6. Master Of Transportation.
u. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
0GO. B. KOOGTZ General Agent
@. 4. LORD. General Passenger Agent. 0y17
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOI--The
commencement OF the law school OF Columbian
University will be held at the National TheaUer
tomorrow night. The graduating class Is COM
posed OF fOrty-seven members. and the degree
graduates. The annual address will be deliy
cred by Hon. Charles E. Hooker, of Mississippi.
Judge Hagner will award the prizes and Dr.
WelliDg, president OF the university, will confer
the degrees.
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SUICIDE OF A JAPANESE SECRETARY OF LE5A-
TION.-An assistant secretary or the Japan. sc
legation named Agee TakatO committed suicide
at his lodgings, No. 1871 18th street, saturday
night by shooting himself through the head
with revolver. He retired to rest as usual
SATURDAY evening, and in the morning his body
was found lying on the floor In pool or blood,
TIE pistol laying near By. He left letter In
DINO, charge de affaires OF the legation al in-
term, ID which he stated that he took his own
NE, ana gave directions about his personal ar
Ialrs and about informing his relatives OF his
uealn: After hearing the letter read and trans
laleu tne coroner gave certificate OF death the
cause pelng stated tobe mental depression"
position on the legation. He was 80 years OF
Sge, or good family, and was educated In this
country. The only Clue to the primary cause OF
the suicide was statement In the letter Ieft by
the deceased that he had been Concerned in the
resurrection OF 1871, and that he had forfeited
Lss honor.