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 II IS with sincere regret. that We have to announee the death of Mir. John Adams. son of MT. J. Q. Adams. He died last Thursday, at Washington, where he has re- sided for the last ten years. He had been tor some time i'll, of bilious fever, and his iather, apprised of his danger, hurried to washington. and had the melancholy satis- faction ct attending him in his last mo- isisiiss. he deceased was the secon;sii oi il taree sons of the ex-presidcnt; the elder of whom died few years ago, and the survi- ving one resides in this city. J, Adams was oi Inc class that graduated at Cambridge, in 1923. During the Administration of his talhcF, he was the Presidents private Se- cretary. He was a young gentleman of su- Peflor talents and accomplishments, distin- gHished for his domestic and social virtues. and universally beloved by those whoknew him best. five remember correctly, he studied law with the late Mr. Wirt under suehan instructor, q person of his inquiring miad could not fail to have reeeiveda a correct knowledge of the principles and practice ot the law. Some years ago, he married Miss Helen, of Maryland, an amable and accomplished young lady, and relative of Mrs. Adams. His premature death will be a severe bereavement 10 his parents, and to his own domestic circle.

 Boston Sentinel.