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Amusement Notes.

A GARDEN PARTY will be held at the Metro
politan NJ. E. church this evening by the young
people. There will be refreshments, music
and many other interesting features
EDEL's SUMNER GARDEN.-There will be q
concert every night at Edel's summer garden,
E street, between It'll and 9Th northwest, by
the best musicians in the city.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-There will be a
dramatic entertainment under the auspices of
the Citizens Relief committee, for the benefit
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal sufferers. at
the New National Theater, by the Bohemians
tomorrow night Two plays, "My Turn Next
and Nan, the Good-for- Nothing" will be the
leading attractions, though Profs. Williams and
Russell and other talent will participate in the
program. Reserved seats may be had at Ellis
music store.
The WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will
give lawn party tonight at the church, on H
street, between 18th and Goth streets, at which
an enjoyable entertainment will be presented
"THE MIKADo" was revived at Albaugh's
opera house last night, and its rendition evil
IDENTIFY pleased the large audience present Miss
Alice earle made a charming appearance as
Ndrkipoo, but her voice failed to give the sat
isfaction in the concerted music that a male
tenor would. That is not depreciating Miss
Carries vocal ability in the least, for she is
really superior in that respect to most Of those
by whom she is surrounded; but no woman can
acceptably cope with q score written for male
voice. Miss Lamonts Yum Yum is the best
thing she does, and she was exceedingly grace
full in her action last night The other charac-
tiers were well sustained, and the chorus and
orchestra were all that could be desired.
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The Catholic University Site Title.

In the Court in General Term, to-day, the
case Of Cardinal Gibbons against David DAILY
ct al. was ,argued and submitted. The object
of this case is to remove cloud ON the title of
the site of the Catholic university, included In
what was once Turkey Thicket," and in which
the defendants claim . tenth interest The
property WAS, prior to 1902, owned by Henry
DAILY and since then has been In the possession
OF the Middleton family, and IL 10 alleged that
the failure TO record q payment made three
fourths Of q century ago creates the hAw. The
cardinal offers to pay all found 10 be due.
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THE SATURDAYS STAR.
Bright Features That VIII FIJI To-
Morrow's Twelve-Page Edition.

TEE EVENING STAR will be issued tomorrow,
as usual on Saturday, in twelve-page form.
The additional pages added to Saturdays issue
give space for q large amount Of interesting
reading matter in addition to the news of the
day, covered fully as on other days up TO the
hour Of going 10 press. TIE SrAR's complete
news service, at home and abroad, and its am
pie mechanical equipment has placed it among
the leading newspapers Of the country, and Its
devotion to local interests has made ii conspic-
uous as the representative paper Of the national
capital Its enterprise and continual improve
ment has maintained ii In the leading position
and received recognition In the constant ex-
tension Of its circulation TIE SrAR provides
for its readers on Saturday something more
than a complete report Of the news Of the day.
Many columns Of reading matter Of special
character, entertaining and instructive, are
supplied. To-morrow's STAR will be unusually
bright and readable. Among the attractive
features specially prepared for this issue are
the following:
MEN OF ENERGY Ollustrated).-
Accounts Of the lives of some Of the success
full real-estate men of Washington.
SWORDS AND DAGGERS Qllustrated).-
The development Of the sword az shown at
the national museum.
YOUTH, WIT, AND BEAUTY Qlustrated):-
Some Of the young ladies who adorn official
society circles
MRS. HARRISON'S HOUSEKEEPING
The revolution that has been made in the
domestic economy of the White House.
IN IRISH TENNIS COURTS
An account Of the recent matches from TIE
srAR's special correspondent
THE BEAUTIES OF TAKoMA PARK
Continuation Of The srAR's history Of the
growth Of suburban Washington.
THE SECRET OF BEAUTY
The value Of wholesome exercise and rational
employment for women.
AN ORIENTAL MONACO
The past glories and present degradation of
the city of Macao.
THE BELLIES OF THE BATH
Pretty scenes in q Turkish bath establish
ment, described by fair bather.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Recent events iand their effect on building
operations Of the city.
THE JUSTICE OF THE GODS
A dramatic love story.
SUNDAY NIGHT IN NEW YORK.
STAR correspondent describes som lively
scenes he saw there.
SOMETHING ABOUT DIPHTHERIA:-
Suggestions as to how to prevent its Develop
ment.
PIES AND ESSAYS
New features that mark the closing of the
public schools.
HOME MATTERS
Practical suggestions for practical house.
keepers.
FARM AND GARDEN
Matters of interest to all engaged in horti-
culture or farming.
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The Death Record,

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: Sadie Boyle, white, months;
Adam Leimbach, white, SO years; Elsie M.
Coleman, white, II months; John T. McFar-
land, white, months; Mary Keliher, white, 6s
years; Catharine NJ. Evans, white, "A years;
Michael Welsh, white, sc years; Edward H.
Boose. white, 20 years; John A. Bowen, colored,
year; George H. Smothers, colored, 80 years;
Martha White, cOlored, 40 years; Emma Car
ter, colored, Is years.
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MONROTE, THE GOLDSMITH.
Suppose d to be in New York-Recovery
Of Fifteen Watches he had Pawned.

The police have not yet obtained any clew
as to the whereabouts Of A. Monrote. the gold
smith who recently disappeared from this city
after pawning number Of watches, as hereto
fore mentioned in The STAR, but it is thought
that he is in New York. Frank Monrote, a son
OF the missing man, went to New York about
two weeks ago. His father said that he had
gone to the Paris exposition, but, notwithstand-
ing that statement, Frank soon returned, and
then his father went away. Thus far Inspector
Block has recovered from pawnshOps about
jewelers. to repair. Complaints of about thirty
more missing watches have been made.
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LOOKS LIKE NO AMERICAS CUP
RACE,
But the Valkyrie May Meet the Volun
teer on the Marblehead Course.
rom the New York Sun. To-day.

Prom the New York Sun. Today
1t seems 70 be pretty well understood now
among the members Of the New York yacht
club that Lord Dunraven's valykris win NOT
sail against the Volunteer for ths Americas
cup. Lord Dunraven, however, will undoubt-
edly bring over the yacht on pleasure cruise,
and will enter her In the race for the Goelet
cup. Another race which has been talked of
blshead course, and in this the Vslkyris win
also take part 1t viii be for seventy-foot
yachts, and viii be for valuable subscription
cup. The Arrangements are being made by
the New York yacht club and the Eastern
yacht club, and yachts Of both clubs will be
teer and the valkyrie will meet
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A LrrrI1 Or WIN sEvEx GaAxppAnxxrs.

a LfrILx ONE WIN SEvEN GRAxDPARENrs-
Francis smith AArlowe IL the name of a two
year-old little gentleman on Capitol Hill Who.
In addition TO certain grsces and Jolly ways, is
distinguished. He 10 the proud possessor of
seven grandparents, four on the mothers side
and three on the father's, there being two
Tsatgrandmothers and one greatgrandfather.
The aggregate Of the ages Of the child, father.
mother. and grandparents IL Just two hundred
and nifty years. -Four generations are repre-
sented, and . short time ago In the same fami-
lies I'VE generations were living at the same
time. The young gentleman doesn't make any
claim for premium in the grandparent class,
but n clearly entitled to ID unless some one can
show an additional great-grand.
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The judge took their personal bonds.
Spends Most OF His Time I'm Pri.o,

Defective Carter has arrested Andrew Hem
ming on q charge Of HOUSEKEEPING, and the
case will be tried in the Police Court to-
morrow. The prisoner has served twenty
sentences in Jail and one in the penitentiary.
In each case he was convicted OF stealing car
penters' tools, and that u the charge now
against him
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Afraid Of Lan9stou.

Frank Langston was charged before Judge
Miller to-day with threatening James Richard
son, Who told Judge Miller that he was afraid
Of Langston- He admitted that he had a.
aanlted LAngston because he was afraid of him.
LAngston claimed that Richardson owed him
-, but Richardson denied IL. Langston gave
his personal bonds 10 keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-14

This morning, in the Criminal Court, Carl
personal recognizance.
James Harris, q colored boy, was fined $40 in
the Police Court to-day for assaulting Willie
Slater.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

INOR RENT-l401H 14TH ST. N. W., BEAUTI-
l. I'll III Flat on the corner of Rhode Island ave- with
rooms, bath and all modern improvements. Key at
4O3; $OO. -. Ii. WARNER CO.,
Jel3-Ot' Sl6 st. N. W.
ITOR RENT-TO REFINED COUPLE UNFUR-
y n1shed Hat OF three rooms, newly papered price,
$lO also, front second-story room, nicely furnished
location convenient Call at pm. 22s Mass. ave.
NV. teI3-:It
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TENLryrovx PROPERLY

+ rENIErTowN PROPERTY.
a rmErcysd one acre On Lourssorcush rod orro~is
s.,sr :, The door VIII ssn csS.p sihh sSs nss
"a adsS.:s. 81 NM s.f :sa
@ 10 20 scres. within 4 mil. from r,.,.v,Ov a,
S ec. sOsS schools ehasSss pc
go .crss not far from Mr. Joseph Bradley. ola
farm with hrstclAss Inn rovements in every r.pst
and s nS. sSSS ,,s% isi
town and aeorretown raiirosd o-A isnie''
Psny q y ,.s DN% n:
been sSs S.s a.ss. S.a
Ttsi@grOysd 10. 90. %. as scrss AL within on.
loo. 200. 500 and upward, on the Potomac river.
rier1d~ fennessee. Virginia lands f0r sale or
HIfKEY d oFFuRp, eos l4th .tnw.
,eIsat. d residence on Grant road near Teneytown-
EoR sALE-4S ACRES OF LAND-PART N TIN.
feneyto%n ssn,n F Ssd q mile q
i fsnsyt .gTnf center of prsm''a BY wM EEsT
IfoR sALE--sIN ACRES OF LAND IMPROVED ny
sin-roon dwelling, fruit and well watered; in len
ie 4 pc By@M BRITT. TenisyiOsn d c
V,oR sALE-CORNFR LOT AT BRoOKL1YD.
acres aaoinins TSinins City being on knsco.ts rSsd
proS only sso SS1 'eSf WITH s.
kon GALA MAGNiflCENT COUNTRY STAT
= Ol 80 acres l5-rOom mansion with all modern Inn
roNements, III miles from Mestminster Nd would
FIX S sFas Ssa n Sssl.pc.
salining the Rigs farm. y miles from Hystuvils
ONE HuNDkED AND ID FL iff ffES scREs with hand.
Prncs ssaT and sr9Isds miles from city In
,iMEN lh-tlNE ACRES with lO-room dwelling and
ali nTstClass improvements ad;oins residence 81 ex.
secretary McCuoch. 10 miles from the city in Prince
Ge-srEe,s county, Md, $4,000.
slAIl ACRES-2O meadow, 40 rimber-3O miles
from city; no improvements; occupies Junction a
county road aud Met Branch X. L., $500.
IMENTl-ElGHr ACRES, within half mile of sts-
ments, fruit good water. &c. 81. 900.
,fluh LIN ACRES. cottage Of 3 rooms new harm
abundance q fruit fne lawn mile in rear Of Ar
SEVEN ACRES Of fruit and garden with GOOD y
room house, barn. &c. adjOns last above. s4.25o
ONE ACRE Groom cottage, miles from city,
Two ACRES. Broom cottage. miles from city,
HNE ACRE 3-room cottage, miles from city,
oNE;HALF ACRE new 7-room cottage. miles
MORE THAN 200 OTHERS.
1000. T. H sYPHERD co,
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

-
WANTED-pRRss CUTTING MADE EASY.
w Medame Wsshtngton's Dress Cutting Scale"
psssn,sd sn,ols eyery one 70 learn 70 cut Al
VII DC taught and the scale and measure book fur
nehed Tor 80 Persons learning this system are Inn
meuiately placed IN position to earn rood vsGea.
cut and o.''sd Innings to a 1a.s
WANTED YOUNG, SOUND, AND GENTLE
w horse, Dayton and harness. Must be an absolute
bargain LOT cash Address with full particulars and
price, < L. Z. Star ofhce. )el4-3ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE SMALL TREApLE
printing press Address. stating make. price, sc.
WANTED : STORAGE AT $50 PENNA. AVE |;
other ne goods; for particulars apply II premises
WANTED-H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
Nv prices Tor secondhand Furniture, CARPETS and
aeatners Entire HOUSEHOLDS . speciality. Address
zig 1h ST. aw. 3eS
WANTED.-A FEW MORE SCHOLARS TO LEARN
Srsyon- Portrait work, taught In Is lessons no
ing. J. W. REYNOLDS. Studio. 439 9th 81. je6- 1877
WANTED-TOB sECOND-HANDGEN.
w temens Clothes, Guns Pistols, &C., for which
myl7. Inn A. EIzNAR. 1901 lin St sIs.
WANTED-sMOKE PORTUONDO 4 co.. CT.
N.gaIs Carolina and Coneha Florests, SC; EACH
M PORTUONDO CO.. Philadelphia myI5-lm
WANTED-GooD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w guns, revolyers, old gold aud silver, for which
fishess cash PRICES will be paid Csn LAsKEYs
WANTED--STEAM GARRETT CLEANING AND
w henoysting works Feathers Renovated, Mat
'.roysd MioTSGs isos PssS Tsisp pho Ioos$
spl1-7m
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TWO NILES THIS SIDE OF RocKyIILE
On the Metropolitan branch 3. y, RR
LOCATION UNsuRPAssED-PRICf low
This New SubdivisionL
HALPlN VILLAGE,
10 beautifully laid out In lots Of about 0Ox10o fse9
with streets and avenues already mazda Soc shsdc
nuss. Rsirosd trsins stop at HAlpin vilAes 6svsrs
Of the most dersbe lots are located the celessd
Rockville turnpike. Prices and terms Of salA to-
sethsr With dsscrpsiye plata. may Be obtainsd ven
who contemplate building hcmss or for personal spsc
ulauon. - the real estate once Of :
kalloeT Buildfnx
my15-lm lxl6 y sk m
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FOR RENT--STABLES

EOR RENT-IN REAR OF 142O ST. n. w.
II Brick Stable, stalls, room for three carriages
coachmans room, &C.: frst-class stable; 32l. o.
NJ II. PAkkER
je14-6t l4lS st
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FOR RENT-STORES.

L,OR RHINESTONE WITH PLATE-GLASS FRONT
Il and dwelling above; 1881 7th u. W., near mar
ket; suitable for druggist other business; terms
reasonable. Inquire on premises card. je14-3ts
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PERSONAL.

MISS MAY, PLEASE MEET NE AT APPOINTED
VA place Sunday, at $3.50; If not, appoint time aud
place by addressing HENRY ENkA. Star office a. 1
have forgotten your first name. jel4-2ts
A YOUNG MAN IN OFFICE. LONELY. EXEM-
"A plary habits. wishes acQuAn an agreeable
cOnslderate, domestic and refined lady (brunette pre-
ferred none other need reply 70 NJ. NJ, Star ONCE.
jel3-2ts
A UTHoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
hNI. WILLIAMS, GED ". MCELFRESH COM
unicauons Iromptly attended TO and strictly conn
GENITAL. Once open all hours MM- WILLIAMS. Mali
aser, s2o Il Nv. my4-2m'
Gin WILL FREQUENTLY PAY ESQ IN ONE
SlO week. Ladies desiring TO speculate IN stocks
address, In confidence, J. u. STEWART, star Once
GOOD references given. .e1-lw
4 ,IvIL-sERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answer Send lOc. TO
s. W. TLNNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute.
my16-1m Southwest cor. Sth and \ sits. ".
TUSTHs OLD STAND Is TUE ONLY PLACE
q where nrst-cAss second HAND Clothing can be
sold ~ RESPECTABLE prlces- Address call 81
INV. myl
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> WITH CRY SHEETS, AVENUES AND CIR

Giles.
FOR SALE 6The BEAUTIFULLY situated tract Of land
called South BrooklAnd" having been subdivided In
accordance with the plan of the city, streets 80
feet and avenues 30 feet WIDE is placed on the
market. 1t is on the line of the METROPOLITAN X r.
south OF and adjoining BrooklAnd, about one mile
north OF the city, and but short distance from the
electric cars and near the University Only in-
utes drive 10 the city by Central avenue, all which
Idly increase IN value For the present lots will be
sold ut the low price Of from TO IL cents ON easy
terms. For plsts. &C., apply 70
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-06-20
p,mn,.,. sores, Aches and Pains.

When q hundred bottles of sarsaparilia ol other pretentious specifics fail 70 eradica1s in- horn scrofula or contagious blood pQison remember that D. B. !! tBctanir bioos Balinl has gained many thousand yictories in as many seemingly incurabie instances Send to the Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Sa; for Book of Wonders and be conYihceo 1t is the only TRUE BLOOD PrRIrfKR
 e. ". Messer, Howefs x Roads; oa, writes 'I was afflicted nine years VII sores, All the medicine l could take dlt me hc good. then tried F. b. bs, any eight bottles cured me sound.
 Mrs. $. NJ. Wilson, Round Mountain, Tex as. writes: A lady friend of mine Wal troubled with bumps and pimples on hel face and neck Sine took three bottles o B. B. B., and her skin got soft and smooth pimples disappeared, and her health i'm proved greatly" ...a
 Jas r. Bosworth, Atlanta, Ga, writes nSome years ago l contracted blood poison i had no appetite, my digestion was rulned rheumatisui drew up my limbs so c9nic hardly walk, my throat was cauterlzed nve times Hot Springs gave me no pehenI and my life was one of torture until gave B. B. B. a trial, and, surprising aa lt may seem, the use of five bottles cured me.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-06-20
A QUEER BURGLARY.
The Perpetrator Captured and Made
 Happy Thereby.

You have been recommended tC me, sir
 looked up from the drawing wal studying, as musical yet low voice uttered the words. l knew that I was to look upon a female. was disap pointed to find her closely vailed.
 A slender form, plainly yet richly clad, confronted me, a small gloved hand resting on the desk just In from of me.
 What is it that you desire, madampf I said, the moment I could gather the words to reply.
 Assistance, sir"
 Exactly
 waited calmly for her to speak fur ther Some inward emotion seemed tC hold her tongue for full a minute. When at length she did speak her voice trembled perceptibly.
 Il have met with loss, sir, one that can i'll afford, and have come to you to help me. Ihave been assured that you are detective of ability, and just the one to assist me in my present trouble"
 Please state your case. madam. ' said l, blushing inwardly at the praise she was giving my abilities.
 My brother Frank was sailor, sir, and visited many countries. apd some times he brought home queer articles from the Orient, One he presented tC me. a Hindoo idol, an image of gold and precious stones, the value of which has never been computed. l care moi SO much for the money value of the image. although Heaven knows I am not beyond want but l prize it as g keepsake from my brother. who long ago found grave in the waters of tho ocean"
 Emotion cut short further speech on the part of the girl. l was deeply in terested. and waited with some degree Of impatience for the girl to proceed. Il have had the image several years. she went on. Frank brought 1t with him on his return from the East Indies, and I promised never to part with it. Since he was lost times have been hard. Mother died, and father became helpless. Out in this Western country father had some land, and resolved to move on it. That was g year ago We have been here since. Doubtless you know the ranch, the stone house in the basin"
 Yes, l know" returned '1 have passed the house many times, and g lonely place 1t is. You are Mis-. GrandisP'
 "I am Irene Grandis"
 Well, about this image. Wher was 1t stolen2"
 Two nights ago
 "Do you suspect any one2'
 She lifted her vail now and presented pale. beautiful face.
 "l do not wish to seem ungratefu or wicked, Mir Short but can no help feeling that our servant, Johr Lawns, has acted strangely ever since l missed the image"
 '.Yes?'
 We have trusted him fully, sir, uI to thN PiSoNpt' anu NN hVt MAnh N wrong him, but
 T understand I will accompany you and investigate.
 Miss Grandis' carryall stood at thu door, and closing my office, accepted Q seat in the vehicle She was he own driver. and handled the reins witt firm hand It was two miles iron Rock Ridge the Western mushroom
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-06-20

Der on the night in question when was aroused by touch on my cheek. did not move, but gazed upward into the face of bearded man. over whose the face the moonlight streamed. To say that I was startled would only feebly convey my feelings, for I was completely at the mercy of tho intruder should he make an attempt upon my life.
 was in the shadow. and he did not seem to understand the situation,
 "See, Irene, have brought back the image that you have shed so many tears over. only took it for little while; it's bright figure brought back the old days"
 Then the man laughed, and turning, placed the image on the bureau.
 I gathered myself now for spring, determined not to permit the fellow to escape. He seemed fumbling with something on the bureau, then giving way to another chuckle, he turned away. His look was now toward me.
 I bounded forward full upon him, planting my knee in the small of his back; with quick. sharp jerk brought him to the floor with tremendous force. He was stunned by the fall, and had to difficulty in securing him with tho cord had pre-. pared for the purpose.
 Then I lit the lamp and lifted him to sitting posture, as groan in formed me of returning consciousness. He opened his eyes and stared at me in bewildered way.
 Bless my eyesl What does this mean? Where an IF" cried the man. handsome fellow. in spite of the fact that a rough beard covered his face.
 You're safe for the present my man." l returned.
 He still looked bewildered, and glanced at his bonds in cemioel way that assured me he was not shammlng.
 Fine room. Deuced pretty place '
 Just then the door opened. The sound of the struggle had brought Irene to the room. She stood in the doorway with flushed cheeks and streaming hair, and more beautiful picture I had never seen.
 You have caught the robber?"
 Yes"
 My Godl It is Irene"
 The man on the floor held up hi. hands and made desperate effort te gain his feet. He was helped, how. ever. Then he cried cut In an excited voice:
 Don't you know me. Irenep It i: Frank, your brother!n
 Miss Grandis stared, then reelet across the floor and sank faintiag or the neck of my prisoner, Afterward 1t was all explained Frank Grandis had been shipwrecket and come near losing his life. He wa. cast among cannibals, became mem Der of the tribe, and saw no white mer for years.
 He was finally rescued and came tC America to learn that his family had gone West, but where no one seemed to know. It was while camping with a party of hunters in the ueighbot, hood of the stone house that he visited 1t.
 'I had such beautiful dreams o finding you, Irene"
 He had visited the house in his sleep, and taken the idol, seoreting it. the photo and stolen curl, so that ht knew nothing about the affair in his waking moments.
 The burglar was a somnambulist.
 Great was the happiness that iol lowed the strange denouement Frank had money, and l was handsomely re. warded for my part in the unearthing of tho thief. think if I had not beer benedict should have fallen in love with Irene, The outcome was more pleasant than I had anticipated, --J. M. Merrill, in Chicago Inter- Ocean.