Dunne is the guest of his old friend Dr. M. Brewer. His fever catches him yet a little every day from one to five P.M., so he asks Brownson to try to have him called for sometime Tuesday forenoon. He wants only 30 minutes—1 or 2 more or less. As soon as he hears where Brownson is, he will try to get around to see him. If he sees W. H. Hughes of the Michigan Catholic and memorial volume business, he is asked to tell him that Dunne called at the Hotel Rennert last night for proof of his paper for the memorial volume but found none. This is only to show that he did not neglect it; he does not need the proof. :: III-3-d A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.