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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions Of
certain mortgage dated, executed and deliv.
Catherine J. Murphy {i1is wtfe> of Hennepin
County, Minnesota, to the Hennepin County
Catholic Building and Loan AS ociation, q cor
| under and by virtue of the laws Of said state
| of Minnesota, doing business in said Hennepin
n IL hs office ct
County, Minnesota on the list dav of November,
1888, at ten O'Clock q. m in Book III of Mortgages
gagged the following described premises situated
| in said Hennepin County. Minnesota, to-wit:
The front: seyenty-seven and 45-lo0 t77 45-1Oo)
OF sT @ * 'oas on 81 y
| waters Second addition to Minneapolis ac-
cerding to the plat Of record in the Registry
| mortgage was given to secure the payment OF
certain sums Of money from said John J.
Murphy and Catherine j; Murphy to said, The
bond therein described.
And whereas default has been made in the
conditions OF said mortgage and the bond there
by secured. and default still continues in the
| payments therein provided, tO-wit: AS arrears
on monthly dues, interest and fines stipulated to
| and bond to date the sum of $26153 and said de-
| fault has continued for more than the space of
| six (6) months past, whereby the whole principal
| debt secured by said mortgage has become due,
payable and recoverable, and said mortgage
hereby elects and declares the whole debt to be
| the conditions of said mortgage, and there, is
! claimed to be due and is due and unpaid at the
| date of this notice upon said mortgage and the
debt thereby secured the sum of 1914 IS. prin-
cipal, interest and fines; and whereas the power
of sale in said mortgage has become operative,
and no proceedings at law or otherwise having
! been commenced to recover said debt or any
part thereof.
| Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage
! contained and Herewith recorded. and pursuant
| to the statute in such case made and provided,
said mortgage will DE foreclosed by sale of said
mortgaged premises hereinbefore described, at
public auction, by the sheriff of said Hennepin
County Minnesota, to the highest bidder for
cash at the front door of the Court House in the
! City of Minneapolis, in said County of Henne-
pin, Minnesota, on Tuesday, the oath day of May,
1892, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that dag
! to pay and satisfy so far as may be, the amount
which will then be due Upon said mortgage and
| the debt thereby secured as aforesaid and the
costs and expenses of this foreclosure allowed
by law including an attorneys fee of fifty dol
lars, stipulated in said mortgage to be paid in
case of foreclosure, subject to redemption at
any time within one year from the date of sale
as provided by law.
Dated April 5th, 1892.
BUILDING AND LOAN AsSOCIA-
TON, Mortgagee.
GALLAGHER & KINNANE.
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.


Default hav1ne been made IN the cond,nons
of certain MORTGAGE dated, Executed and de-
Hv-red the 18th DAY OF December, 1853, between
John j.: Murphy arg catherine j. Murphy 4hIs
Mife) OF Hennepln Coungy, Minn. sofa, 70 Inc
Hennepln County Cathonc Burning and Loan
Association. q corporatlon duly Organized.
created and existing under and by virtue Of the
inssaid Hennepin County. Minnesota, and re-
corded In the Office OF ne Register Deeds. IN
and for said Hennep1n County, Minnesota on
the 31st day OF December, lS89, at 81 O'Clock -
M, in BOOK III OF Mortgages, page 49, by which,
they conveyed and morteaged the following de-
scribed premises. situated in said Hennepin
County, Minnesota, tozwit:
Second Addition to Minneapolis accord ng to
the plat thereof OF record IN the Office Of the
Reg ster of Deeds, of said County. cOmment ing
at the corner OF seventeenth avenue ut Z, an
Franklin, thence north along the east oundary
line of said lot fifty (5O feet thence west ct
right angles seventy: seven and 4510O ~ 45-1CN
feet thence south fifty (6O) feet to Franklin ave-
ing the front seventy.seven and 45-loo c77 46-10N
feet of said lot. That said mortgage was given
to secure the payment of certain Gums OF
money from said John j. Murphy and Catherine
]. Murphy (nis wife? to said, TIL Hennepin
County Catholic Building and Loan Association.
according to the tenor OF certain bond therein
described. y
And whereas default has been made in the con-
ditions of said mortgage, and the bond thereby
secured and default still continues in the pay
ments therein provided, wit: AS arrears on
monthly dues, interest and fines stipulated to be
9aao IN ana PS s1 e1ms OF mortgage ana bono
continued for more than, six months past.
whereby the whole principal debt secured by aid
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SUNSET ON THE MISSISSIPPI.

Droops the day upon the borders,
AS her mantle sways and dips,
When the golden sunbeams dying,
Kissed the rivers silvery lips.
Not shadow 'eaks the barring,
Cuts the stiffness like sigh.
Save buzzard's b ack intaglio
'Gaiust the amaranthine sky.
And the blue smoke from the cabins,
Veins above the nomely sod,
As il born of loW-sWung censers,
Climbing slowly up 10 God
Far away, the long light slanting,
Glints and rank alluvial yield,
Pricking in the dusky workers,
Winding homeward through the field.
And the breezes full and drunken
With the Wine Of Autumn, bear
A cadence On the river,
Like the prelude of the prayer:-
"GWine home, gWine home
Gwine home, ter die no mo- -
Pulsing down the mellow silence
Beats the echo deep and low,
"Gwine home ter libe fur ebber--
Gw;ne home ter die no mo- -
Fades the day upon the borders,
That her rosy lips have pressed;
Then darkness shrouds the river,
Witn an opal in his breast,
VIRGINIA FRAZER BOYLE, in The Arena
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PROBATE NOTICE.
cTATE or MISUNDERSTOOD co,,.... J. Z.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA. County 90 Hanna
~ pin.--Probate Court. =. 1 1Ae LA
Leach, deceased ''e y 'Vun a.
, On reading and filing the petition Of Anna NJ.
thaf Ioh OF Boston Massachusetts representing
ana. Jonn a. Leach has lately died interstate,
nepin and State Of Minnesota, leaving eooda.
cnaI!els and estate within this County. arr
playng tnat administration of his estate be e.
:. It - ordered, that said petition be heard al j.
sheEle term OF this court tobe held at tie
County on Monday, the 2d iay 81 Msr = i sssss.
a. IL 9 clock In the forenoon; and that notice 81
sncn nearing be given to all persons Interested
week for three successive weeks prior III Is ssid
Gay OF hearing, In The irish Standard. 4 news.9
paper printed and published Ia said sCod1lty 's
1892. ~. ~ III y p1aas
al p the court: i. o coRR1aAN .1
sss a.
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GALLAGHER & KINNANE,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Minneapolis, MINI.
PROBATE NOTICE.

ETATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne.
~ pin.-Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Gottlieb
Schmidt, deceased.
administrator of the estate of said deceased,
praying for decree assigning the residue OF
said estate to the persons by law entitled to
the same.
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard at q
special term of said Court to be held at the
Court House in the City of Minneapolis, in said
County, on Monday, the 10th day Of May,
tice of such hearing be given to ali persons in
terested, by publishing this order once in each
week Tor three successive weeks prior to said
paper printed and published in said County.
1892. "
By the Court: J. r. CORRIGAN.
nj of
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Henne
~ pin-Probate Court
In the natter of the estate Of Patrick McCabe
deceased
On reading and filing the final account If the
executors OF the last will of said deceased, and
their petition praying for the allowance Of said
account and tor decree assigning the residue
to the same
1t is ordered, That said petition be heard at q
special term of said court to be held ct the
county, on Monday the 23d day Of Nav.
1892, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon; and that no
tice OF such hearing be given to ali persons In.
week for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing in The Irish Standard. 4 news
paper printed and published in said comfy,
1892. 1850 ]. RsCORRT ~ ~ '1a'
By the Court: @ jndre nf prnho}a 4
~ FRED w. REED, - 2
Il Attorney for Executors, 3S s &,
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The Worlds Columbian Exposition.

Send fifty cents to Bond & Co., SIG
Rookery, Chicago, and you will receive,
post paid, four hundred page advance
Guide to the Exposition, with elegant
Engravings Of the Grounds and Build
ings, portraits of it's leading spirits, and
a Map of the city of Chicago, all of the
Rules governing the Exposition and
Exhibitors, and all information which
can be given out in advance of it's open
ing. Also other Engravings and printed
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and every person should secure copy
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mainder of q former sentence of penal
eeryitude Even If he had earned full
marks. he could not become eligible for.
release, under the rules, for more than
Is months from the present time.
LIMERICK.

Five or six of the O'Grady Plan OF
Campaign Tenants, at Herberstown, have
signed agreements to purchase their
holdings under Lord Ashbourn's Act, at
eighteen and a-half years purchase, pay
ing one and a-half years rent, as set
Element out of two and a.half years rent
due. The tenants were evicted in 81,
and the farms have since been worked
by the landlord.
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In the House of Commons, on April
9th, Mr.. Sexton asked the Chief Secre-
tary whether James Murphy, now in
Mountjoy Convict Prison, Dublin, who
was sentenced to 10 years penal servi-
tude at the Winter Assizes of 1883, in
Observation-Disclosures, is now entitled, ac-
cording to the ordinary practice, to be
released. The Attorney General for
Ireland said that the General Prisons
Board had reported that the convict
referred to is undergoing 8 sentence of
ten years penal servitude, imposed in
December, 1884, In addition to this
time he is also liable to serve further
period Of 668 days, representing the re-
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GLARE.

& At the last Passage Petty Sessions, a
man named Patrick Fennelly was sum-
u, n1o1oned BY Mr.. Brennan, secretary to the
q ,ee Fishery Consery ators. for having q
.tiriift-net Illegally a. the 18th ult The
a M ygas ordered 60 BE forfeited; 9 fine Of
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With reference to Daniel Handley and
James Handley, prisoners in Wexford,
under sentence of death, the Lord Lieu
tenant decided that the law should take
it's course in the case of Daniel Handley
In the case of James Handley the
younger prisoner, the Viceroy committed
his sentence to penal servitude for the
term of fifteen years. The elder brother,
Daniel Handley, was hanged in Wexford
prison on Tuesday, the 10Th of April,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
y pin-Probate Court.
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LOUTa.

At the meeting of the Drogheda Har-
Dor Commissioners. on April 9Th, Alder
man Mangan, Mayor, chairman, presid-
ing, the annual statement of accounts
was read, from which it appeared there
was balance in favor of the board of
e4660. The statement was adopted.
MAYO.
The Rev. Mother Mary Baptist Ayl-
ward, of the Sisters of Mercy Convent,
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The House Shouldn't ls- Neglected. M-r-,,
kcInLse she lind q lln.lMnL To EMrN.

At a req ttion at the house % y wc,l-krown
resident Of Hilgewnol, Mrs. 'arHHlel inter-
ost cd n group o! listeners b, her recital OF u
last summer experience.
From southampton. Long Island she sail
IL went with nv daughter TO one Of the shore
resorts 10 stay a few days, We wer. recon-
ineniei to a small house with little store
attached whore soda water &c. We're sold.
The house was kept by Mrs. Sl'ijre-. kind
and practical country woman. who lived alone
with her husband.
Mrs. Siuires Immediately gave me- q de-
lightful room with balcony overlooking: the
BAY. anil then lcf: ne saving: tie thinks
ought to be with hin, all tho time but no" can
/ when there's dinner a-co"kin' il tho oven
and chores IN tho 81 ore'o tend to| The he
referred to was her husband. who was very il!
with lns"rn.: consumption.
Two hours af'ec | had been in the house
Mrs. Suuircs anocked AT my door and calmly
said without shedding Il tea. and with the
most matter of-!art air POSSIBLE: l wen:
through his room e. SEQ after things in the
kitchen. when he gasped like and died. |
srose vii! have 70 lay him out myself. Wish
] had stayed with him moro: it Kind OF
troubles mo now that he's dead
Il symIathi2"I with her saying | horel
she would not have TO do that oti!co to tho
dead, whcrenron Mrs. SHuircs told me She
IN ,he iii. Win H. a eha rrn"rei
the body Tor hurltl which did not tax" her
lon: She had no On liz to nen sr np!
an hour before n" funeral
THIS over. Mrs. squares went on with her
work in the nosr composed manner. changing
beds and ilNInc vi her rooms. rs .hc had s" .,nt
for her hanGhter, whn lived in \ew YORK; tn"
Of the neigh oorlood Hooked IN and looked
Il lad avoided looking at the remains. bat
/ q 4
sped me. I'ne thought must have occurred
to her for the irst time for lie. :nlle,! OFT in
lac 5 dead / ler,ird. 1 think ! w"ul.: nni
cat 70. sure when Jim We p"pTnn"y mt
ills seemed 10 satisfy her perfectly.
the irlen a. nyEe'! nGt,in WSre H.
Mrs. Suuires that She should put some tla"si
| on the door. and said that would almost be
willing toIart with my crepe ven Tor ina. Hu!-
Nothing more was said. hnt when I started
:0mnl Im"ntione,! tho TACT 10 Mrs. -a>,re-.
who -Ait For tn- Lands sake. | pHt yonr
veil on The door H." You want 1t h,.H n1 ,sr'
ard went to the window 20 watch the process
sion. First came buggy with the minister.
nest the hrarse. ard then al omnibus WIKI The
mol.rners drrSsed IN deep mourning.
Thinking on her return from H.. funeral
n"Ie '" VIII III, Ter. ana assrA atout fly cunera
| Her t'rst remark I" me was: paid he under
,akhr -, ~ the Grnve: io,inh II in rs norkets
something else. Now. II you don mind hay
IN. rour ir'"a!s VIII me: we vi! a.! eat TO,
| sat down and ate Il hearty dinner OF beeTSteak
~ asked her Of what denomination the
clergyman was Size replied: He is lniyer-
saiist.' and then. stonpinG 10 thtnN. No. lac IS
II ai,srwarI lead that the clergyman LEI.
| abruptly III the grave 30 "vertake lbs morse.
which had attempted to run away
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THE "SC IRIEE LFIYEE."
Ita Pre- sent Popularity. aud lie CAN for New
EdItInn. Of Hawt hnrn-'- Famous Novel.

Not since the sudden popularity OF Robert
T!sme,c' has any look create! such a seusa-
ton as lIawhornes "Scar!e. Letter is now
creating. The book has long had a great pop
MARTY. The anger OF the Salem peor.e al its
Introductory chapter. p.c.Gring the men and
methods Of the Custom House Mt that :.ort.
greatly helped the early sale Of the book, end
the authors amusing apology In later cdi
ton for TIE Offending ehaiter Wa, another
source OF Ioplatity.
Ever since that time the annual sales oftis
book have been large. 1t has Leen pu'l'~hcl
In many forms. simple. suInituoH-. IlM-E
and durable. and has sold va. whatever the
character 81 tindiag. I've, "r r.n;n.
dollar edition is-ned by tho a"lhol! e.! CUB
fishers has sold in hundreds Il Thousands. II
the cIes- OF an employee Of the huA-" - to ba
accepted n, correct. The '.'ar4-: Letters
popularity vas ali object II interest HHt envy
Ia all publishers. and thO-o hu.-r' which
poun"H avon popular books H. =" n "a the
copyright cyrire- have l"ul: iu! 'hr!r ",e
upon il. Tne iuLl,hcrs. known: ih,s. rre-
rare in advance large editions - ~cyera!
cheap f"rm> Ihu cheapest .:t.rn was
made to ir;t1l ut thtr'y "ritt, Publishers
never !"i'r admit HAT to copyright
Of So l"r..,ar a hook - ia" "Hc,trt
Letter las really expired. HEY s#y il
is about eNIirlng. and Ito a',"al "Hrra-
ton OF TIE 'ob TisEt l. hNigp.ti'''I 'Nb - ii'
HpIcHrnhn" Of editions fru'u tl e. pnhlI~il.n.;
houses. THIS has now lapu-u"i. AMI s-Erla!
such Other editions If III" SCARLET l.rttrg'
are now selling tn" !rl..It IIlr-. u.nanwhiir.
has utterly gone To pieces. Almost irUA The
start thu -"oonI hand dealer, -,lu S"!,ii.
! the author '"I "Eeap edition ii -..'r"nt-. !,
great eor"r..' mei.htudi>r r-tu, '' n VIA" 'ity
!: a: l!,"eut~ l'rl!ai-lEh in l"ur'| a. t-ru"i
| the volume an rel ana NSul'", llN -" a.iiur-
lied rhtAp #" Itlnn. tut .,i'iI a lL"u Itun i"r'
! trait in .nI ua OF" 81 ~" !r.Is W.
! other -dIt'uu Do, tho 'atac t'"-r ""r-
! iilu- y ID'tra,t ~ Tia" au.a.I. .lnlr
! edition ,rtar.e IN ordinary N...h SHOPS
| at T., cents Paper ind "lii .ua J. D, !ri;,"l
/ To- retail at -, ,ol,s Eou& -"!cr- l.'toHd 'Nh
! tho look ~ r,i,'',n!, c,r" Ito ""-t "' r,"IH,-
! tun inlt this j. ni'ru". - tn l".I i~it"rS
/ probably maEe "a sIp,l,I I!oiit ou th' lowest
| Wholesale prize. SGct a Unuk bounI n rAE"r
need not c"-' more thar slN ""n's. an 40
! pretty hinding Used in III" Oes; rl"t" f" .it."iis
! il not expensive. Tho IL" must hs ;E!, lInle
! have reached really enormous Iropor;ioGs.
! especially sine" Il has been aided 81 the cut
| throat competition 81 retailers. as at Fits
| burch. where II sold recently at two cents;
| Thousands OF those who buy the book have
no conception of its character. or OF its artistic
| value. Olher thousands do not even suspect
| that the Scarlet Letter" was q capital A. or
that 1t was any letter of the ALPHABET. The
popular notion probably is that 1t Was mis-.
Give Of some sort
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on low salaries are called in England.

working on low salaries are called In England
requires u cook: the artist or literary man. an
Intellectual companion: tho brilliant states.
man. n woman who will have influence over
him and for him: tho diplomat linguist.
&c. The only difficulty in the scheme is
that man is progressive animal and
doesn't always know what he does want.
The vito he narres when n struggling junior
at tho bar o. a tradesman in n small way is out
OF touch. out OF harmony with the surround
ings when lie becomes Lo:d Chancellor or y
rising VI. +. qualifying for baronetcy. though
she may he a very faithful and worthy consort:
Indeed. the sad!cst thing in the economy OF
progress ia tho wife who has been elevated by
her husbands genius and success TO u plano
OF liz she Is not qualified TO occupy In tho
early days Of poverty when thrilt and da't-
ness OF hand nre more to be desired than
brillinncy Of intellectual gifts. she wac indeed
a ,helrmate aud HAPPY, woman hmt
.oll-worn hanis somehow fail to lcGrn the
idle grace Of luxury and wrctched at her I'M
potence to fulfi the demands of the new lie.
conscious ~ her husband = superiority. 81 his
dissatisfaction. the rnstfUl ease of plenty is TO
her irEsome and bitter. She grows moody
and unhappy. and her last estate Is worse
than the first. for man has no sort Of use Tor
an unhappy woman one scarcely knows which
to pity more. the wife or the husband. But
the too common situation 8 one % tho strong
est arguments against early marriages.
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LADIES' WEIR .iT THE THEi TIRE.

Demi.toiiette Drr-s with Cairo Jacket, Hnb.
II Coat oit Charles the Ninth's Time. Wide
shouIde red Cape. and Tiny, Costly Bonnet.
Dress at the theatres IL elaborate and hand
some now that the opera no longer furnishes
the fashionable n'ter-dinncr diversion an!
dress parade. the danes and dcmoise!!es in
the boxes particularly inc,iainG TO becoming
dem-tolc,tr. such as may be worn ut smnl!
and informal dinners. feature % this t"t.
lettc is the Cairo inchet. which is so frequently
secn that one wonders how the world dressed
at all before its revival. Various notifications
Of this daHalng little 7ouave are seen. some
times the round-cornered velvet coat of the
harom appearing precisely az worn Nv
the Turkish women. sparkling with metallic
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infectious or contagious cases. ma" patients.
"b-tei rira1 ard iusau" cases. IL mas" ~ 80
Vuire| at an infections or contagious "a~" Tor
less than Il We ok - II lay i charged Twenty
one dollars WrrH o. - II day IS the rate Tor
all other cases. Nursing II lr .u,ir'ls n
woman'S work u good nur~u'- se dom "U' at
enI loyment 90 that iluuHcia!i, Il i Il t!e-ira-
IL nLn IL .LAhll
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the PERIL Of EiELr MiERIiGES.

a CISt Service Examination Suggested AZ a
Prelude TO MatrimOny.
II has been suggested as a possible solution
OF the unhappy marriage question. that sort
OF civil service examination be arranged for
wives which will not only demonstrate to a
husband the fitness Of his chosen sweetheart
Tor the duties required by his circumstances
In life. but will also define the service OK.
pscted OF tho wife In her new condition and
allow her TO Judge whether they will DO agree.
s1!s TO her or not 4 small clerk. a. men
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!oAI,'> I>rl,nlH rHfR0GA
~hr N.y summon M intIr- Opera C0mpany
ain. tor lies Exclusively.


T, ere are tom" delightful prcrogatves Incl.
IT t. tina h.gh esta'n Of I'm press-Queen
Wh,r'l woU.# ~ lar to"Grl rc"oncilin9 one to
t-'u.: ~ strD; and si.Or AS Is tile present very
.,pr'hS inCGl.t"at 'ftt" ~ |. ,isn throne. Fancy
A., H.: ar.r 10 "onliAAn nn entire opera COM
I,i,. u "'ul" 'u JuH a. YOUR home. with all OF
,loI" t5|al'"!unl!t, .rHt"ai u hustling
i!ln.gu So. ,E4Hg"r mad facing IN elevated
- IS, !.Hus..' - s'fli~ "a str.t'I ears. spoil
'4s ''.r &c '. 49, hHi soar lest g!o"es all TO
t - Nn'. -..' 90 IT, '.' -. and crowded thea.
ST.. .,r.ufr. .ur 'r-' sect = over The ,tucen
rsr,,'" + #n H"lc ~: interest in his
'ugu. at g. .Ao.~!"u, AMI although the year OF
lHuEf. ~ .,r 'oc li'kr ~ IalrEra has not
So. !,t--" 4. Mil. -" i.rlssau ia" .etn sum-
iu"N'i 90, go 20 aIvcar istor" ..or haFsty,
iun Las p. l.e,u III" title l.'." Of Carmen"
Nrarly 81 thousand I0und- W"re -;ert in tic
f.'. In..u.tF lrrpardiluI ~ the Waterloo
glAn'."g Cor til" performance. cutie apart
irrl In" ",i,olis" lAruFItG a. htinging down
tli',nH,Iarv and special -rcncry. and large
.ra'iHg"Dt If loyH!ty Wa On hand. in brilliant
dress and hand >UW -J"W".-. to give the popu-
lar Am"r IAN prima donna the stimulus OF
aIpgec lHtv" APPLAUSE. The queen came in
dressed in black, Gaming lightly on her ebony
stan. aud apparently In the hest Of spirits. She
arp!auded frequently, tai ping her fan on the
gilt Bile in front Of her chair. and when the
Performance was over she presented Mise
de- Lussan with diamond pin and most cor.
dial congratulations on her success and tAlsxk