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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
THE VERY LATEST.

WASHINGTON, EXECUTIVE MANSION, 2:3O
AN July 3D. The President has been
quietly sleeping much of the time since 9
PM. awakening for a few moments every
half hour. He has not vomited since AM,
and is now taking some nourishment for
the first time since his injury. Pulse, l24;
temperature, normal, respiration Is.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

pAlNTS AND MTG
Lead, liubbuek's Lead, Hubbusk's Zinc,
Nerdigfis, Black Paint, Chrome Green,
Chrome yellow, Paris Green, and q
run assortment of Fancy Paints.
For sale by BOLLES 4 Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

DOTATOES.
I A'a'''' 's' : civ Of s'aA',SD o EEfrs;.i:sE
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

RuTTER AND CHEESE,
- Received by the City OF sydney" For sale by
BOLLES Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

ROLLER LINsEED OIL IN BBLs.
and gallon cans has Paint Oil The pare lin seed
fof sale BY BOLLEs 4 CO.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

A gentleman just come from the sick
room says the Presidents son, James, was
crying, and that when the President
noticed it he said: Don't Jimmy; don't
cry. The head is still all right, but the
trouble is elsewhere"
WASHINGTON, July Sd.-3 A. M.-The
bulletin from the Executive Mansion says ::
Tho attending physicians feel so hopeful
now that another bulletin will not be is.
sued until AN.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

4 'ASE SOoDS.
" large assortment OF Fruits, Meats, Fish,
Loosiers Clams Oysters, shrimps, sc.
II received, and Tor saie by BOLLEs i Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON. IN
~ barrels and hall barrels. tes s.is n
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

- Raw Linseed Paint Oil, Warenled the pure Article
LsIa Oh ior Lapr!ealing Cases Of spirit rur-
Pentine. Atlantic Lead, in packages Of 10, and
upwards or 20 lbs. Paint Brushes in great
~ B0LLES q co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

MANILA CORDAGE
q PULL As>0RIMENG OF kIxEs PROM
~ six 'hread 10 ave inch.
SIS BoLLEs 4 co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

PROVISIONS.
9CRlME PORK. EXTRA MESS BEEF IN
barrels, Extra Family Beef in half barrels Extra
Pig Pork in "a; a and barrels. Butter in ~ ID kegs
ana Id glass jars Hams and Bacon extra nee) Lard
For sale by bULLEs a Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

llEMPCORDAGE AND BOLT ROPE.
a \ ASSORTMENT az SizES iROM 2 I.a
~ inch los inch. Also, spunya.n, Selling, Ratin
houseline Marine, Rounding, &c.
ele BOLLES Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

BkUUEkS Z CO..
Wholesale Dealers End Jobtera IL
4RQChRiE5, PROVISIONS, tIHUE,
SALT AND FISH
a full line Of celebrated pura, old @hlsh05,
3tanGies. Gin, Rum. SC. Massey S. Co.'s Phi!n
2elphia and Visgetts Baltimore slas, ard Berg
aer z kngai's Lsger B3oE, il casks Or bottlea
Agents for l.nlea 9 Hech Best family
Flour. J&'ues 5. Kirk s. Co.'S Standard Soap
Dupont Z Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, md Baltimore and HoLo:2ac &iva
.i.unlG2rs
Orders Ysomptly attended to, snG cc-siva
iI4G:z solicited. Ne II King S:r0q.
1ct 2j-tt Alexandria "a
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Oazette
SaTURDAy svEEIE9, MAY II.
ST Eespers.


In that sweet time nco coulssh to all.
Wh,u b. young nesrt, like TO the folded rose,
Which opes is treasures to the summer sun.
Burss inlo iul: blown love when yout blood
fjws
10 drea uiDg tides whereon the senses swoon
In languiI iadolerc. when ali the air
Is roseste with kisses OF delight,
AID ali creation secMs to feel aud share
Oar rapture of first love. My angel cams
Across my path aud set me- all sfamc.
But earth is alt too gross for frs wild love.
Aud ai;h tu1s hands 80 flowers by ieupest
stro@o,
Was | accused from nv delicious trance,
My dreams Of bliss unto the wild winds
blown
And then r,y heart becsme sombre tomb,
WheEeu NY hopeless love Was buried deep
Where Fsth, enshrouted from the pubic eye,
COult tend her ves,sl fires clone ADD weep
Ths, heaven and earth could yer, never meet,
Blu: for short kissas aud With t7lng teet.
When years bad tempered the ho. edge Of grief,
AID love had faded doWo to memory
Filled WIKI sorroWs # my vanished lYs;
When She seoirsd blu: my souls ntholy-
a thing too nigh and rare for Gally love,
Mt TO BE- gfOsseGed to the common ways
turned intO he Gin csthedr. asice,
Where slsotieg suotssms toll 10 dying rays
FiotCG: with rare c0loIlag aud theme divine;
Where wouoded hearts were healed at Mays
shrine.
There, iclted in the heavenly arms of prayer.
60 ell UteGra Joys aud sOrrowS Geaf,
My spirit shook Of loves idoIstry
And stood redesme above my one great grief.
VI w u1.ub,tant are The sweets of earth
Ga, Flrgio Mother. teach my SOU to rise,
Aud bu!Id its hopes beyond esrth'5 iron reach |!
Loves full truiiJn lives cot meath the skies
puck trcm Gu: my heart Her fair bright taos.
Como Thou. Oh changelesJ Lows, and taks her
pscu."
From Out the holy hush tiat fills the church
y ~ softly steals the orssn' LIQUID roll.
Oh. heart! Ga, hear! LIS 70 That syren
lis hers Now saints give back 10y trusnt
Oh, Mss, take the prayers of all about,
Ny bosom still is tny loves regal shrllo.
Oh. % k DOT on NE vi b rebuking eyes;
My love for Der doth make her 100 divine.
I'd rather live but for DIRE sm Of her.
Ihsp De your toDdast, truest Worshipper.
"My hear.. long mutll ID ty sublime decst,
Has cues is prison snd COW cries aGud
For love. u'0rc tnrubblrg, than ooid sCu ptured
saints.
Cd burIed eIorics burst their ohaius end
crowd
About my Wdored soul My love My life
| drUk tic transports OF thy heavenly voice.
My alteration falls at thy tair let.
o. ON, aud bid my mourning sou! rtjoice.
w ihgo III bend aud pray at auy shriue.
Believing i; i ioly Wh,p tis thine"
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i-.iE.GN ,4cuE i Ualv nAlL.sy.,,
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CHANGE OF TIME.

Il oTloh'
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and afscr Monday October Ash, the
boats OF the POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
~ follows
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
GU, 80, 8 30, 8 81, II SO and II 80 sftr=;. and
II 50, 30. 2 &c. 8 80, 80, 80 and Is p, N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
81. 7 81, 50, 8 80, 10 30 and II 80 g. ~, And
1890, l &c. 2 81, 3 80, 80, 80 snd 90 p e.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
at 6 30 - U.
my25 GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager.
! Inland s. SEABOAHD COAsTlNG CO.
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South bound.
Mill. Stn.o.

Jaii. SouinwaFd, connects at Gharlolte.viI.
With Ckes. q Chic Il. e.. East and West, \,
LyuGrtGtg, connects With Norfolk & WeI
ern X, r.. through Southwest! Virgins 70
NashYil!e, Now Orleans Memphis, Little RorN
snd TuIas-aHd st Danvllie vita Hichmont "a
Dsnvii.e Is. r., 10 South aud Southwest
t5x preG= Southwark connects al Charlo,tes.
Vile 49, ali po!uLs on Chns. 6 Ohio K, H. M
st Dat Vile .or I'll POINTS South East and Soul
&t&&D IEAihS fox Aain Line leay. -.
sZandsia ut!!y, except Sunday, W 4. u. an,
Il IL p L., AID returning arrive AZ AlexslIrl.
Il III > IN snC 50 p Il.
s0r NAN ao1AS LINE lesYe Wssnipr,o,
III G. q. and Aia&gndris Go a, H. dsiiv
except Sunday, arrive at Sttasbug 1 g, IL Is 81
connecting wish the Valley Road las. .pG
nest. AasVe SifsshufS 81 .. m, arriving Al
Ala1Andiia :! q 80 p. IN.
NiAAD TkMiN EUk ASSkS DIV,
lSiU& leaves Alezandtia daily, except Sur.
Day, al W L. H., driving a. StrasDurx 81 q III
y. M and returning leaves o.rsaDurs 81 "a
O. M, AfriviIa IN Alexandria al Is =. m.
EoE dicdleourg, dsl!y connection =! .!s;-,
STATION.
EoE uppesvii!e, regular connection a: Dc,.
plane,
f0r #aG&GNgOa. lssve Washington !,
!! ~ a. u. GS.iy,
Passengers cau iesve w arrenton 1t e2jsn
sni LAKE ElxaI tssil a. Junction aai fssca
Alexandria az ~ IL ~, il time to make 4. Il
T. traIn AZ - d y u ior washington, ba.!lmo..
anQ sew Ivte.
All sralns maEe sood connections, 81 VISA.
lhGt"n, 70 ana from North and Hea..
sew CIi.acS aieepoi leaves Washington =;
10 q. a.. cu4Ilng through wltDout Cuaa.t,
On ~ press tram, leaving Washington $. IL IS
.. "a, MARKS Adjustable Reclining Gnsi. Ua!,
| With oXsE!e uA.srae 0I.f Si.UH, turv4SQ 10
/ Uanv!!ir-
tulialsn Sleeping Oars between Washington
aiiJ ANGUISH, WILCult Cl2ngU on Ii Il
| p "a. tram.
! rGfo-Gh t!c&etE very low 30 the $ouil Sd
| South Wo5:.
| algHCHG SLAUGHTER, ia
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$UHMGR ARkANGEMEN.
TWO TRAINS uAlLY (:XGE"T sun
DAY. 6&rMsE;5 ALE aNDAlA

SUMNER ARkANGEMEN.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (:NCE"T sun.
DAl) b&rMsEi3 ALEX aNDAlA
md koUHD nIAL,
Beginning MaHaI 1851.
Leave FhsnGEto d. 70 !. IL. and 4 .Jp,
n. and Alexandria ~ Z 20 :, IL. ! 20 ,. Il,
Psss T,aeeburg, soinS westward. 9; Ii 81 5. L.
and & - ., m, and srriVe 81 Ecurc iii e;
- IS y % anG I 20 y. n. i.eavc Sound Ill.
al - r. n. sld u sc p In. Pass Lees Oufs, X.
lIg eustwa d IT & o. IT. sHd | III p H., a.!
arrive al I:seSanGrIs ii ID \ M. 1"a 3 Is
=. A.. and a. y ashIngtoh s 20 g. II. al
3 25 y. n.
&sg Passengers from Washington vii. :4sg
t1G Washington and Ohio CARS at tao bs:iaC.
y Potomac Railroad station ,t9 ~ N sNG Az
=. H.. and 40 through tc kCupC hill W!!hc-!
chsnEs 81 cs1s
The 2,2l I'm. train froT; elecanGris sntI1A
Z, u tc.;r irem Round dill uouEects G. k0ua3
HI! Win ScCgy i EiEginton's Daliy Lilac OF
Cosches Tor SLicS,rsvills, BlrryvlIie and Nm.
Chester; also 2.sIoer's Line Of Coaches, Saeh
:sT. Lees burg jaiiy for Aide aad Middle
huSg
2oth srsins, westward, make close con ncc.icoi
- F'Hnn@, With Sisso1's Line Of Stages Cox Fsir
ftx Jour: EouSs.
tiasS:aanE&dgnS :fcaess, q sss Y,er ,nilo
+"rsSasst Etos~aas. 500.
CJ7---'' !Tsn0ra Tjekjt %:e'
/ E$SI CHEAT 1851
FGNE6YLVANIA SVUTk
TO TAG NORTh. " EST s. SQUraHESa
DOUBLE uHACX.
STEEL halls, SFLkNDIN SCENEgy
HAGNlFIGENT GQOIPMENI.
Anrl An, losl
EISias !eaTa Washington from depot OF BAL
EiA2isE POTOMAC RAILROAD, COZ.
ger Of Sixth aad 3 ST. sets, as follows:
For FhilaGolp5 "a. New Iu1h zDG ..u..sst 5 snt
10 30 ala. daily, except Sunday, and 80 .at
iuW' ,. "a daily, With Palace Cars ilu
lied Express OF Pullman Tarlor Cars 9.3Ga
> a. dE!iH except Sunday For Philstelpaa
hho ~ 81 8. H. daily, except Sunday, al.
- Z w . ~ lad 10 D. N. dsiy.
sot Tlsts9urn and tho HooL S.UO e. IN, wiz
p ns,,H car to f.ttsbnrg Gnl Sleeping esl %
fttsEurG shi Chicago 1899 Z. II. daily
9oC D. n. IL y, Win palace Ger to CGics20
Fot panaaG.igus snt .Le Sortn, SUu t. u.
except SUNDAY and 81 ,. N dsi.y, sxaep
Saturday, with Palace Csr l. Canuldaigas
FOR Watkins, 1890 5, q. dsi!y except S.l
For a.2 Baltimore, s 81, 800 g 80 ard IL 20 j, H.:
2oj, 70, 40. SAC, $50 and 100 .. d.
On Sunday, 500 and 1890 ain.; Zoo. ). 10, gu
And 1000 ,. H.
FOR ropes Crao& Line 20 S. m, and 4 Al pm.
:. daiiy. except Sunday.
fof Annapolis, = 81 L. N. and 10 p. m. dsl's
except :>undaY.
LOCAL Trains.
For AioIa1driG 100 80 $40, and II 30 ).
M, and ~. 3. ~ g aid II 81 D. n. sun.
., day at ~. 70, anu Ii 80 q. n. and D. III.
Trans leavG Alo2andris for W.snia..on 80
o'o3' Ind ~ 5. L., End y 81, 3, S, 7, 9N
p m, AID II night.
M sunday nj $40. sn6 l0 3. N. and o. srt
8 j. ?. III.
III R0UUA TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi,
.susntico and Eichmopd, will loave AleIsl'
drI1 a. 1853 sno II 81 q. N. daily and go F.
T' ds'l!, eIcep. Sunday.
Fss: mail, leaving at II 81 a. M. makes bu! ore
stop, VIZ: 1T Quantico, between AlexaHdrI,
sud Richmond
Nlckets sAo information eau be procured 81
principal railroad stations and tickle! oHca
HoutAeAat. j. K. WOOD,
FkANK THOMSON
General Manager. spa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

NJ a. JOHNSON q CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEEUEANTS
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Hsve on hsnd GIBSON'S Xxx, Xxx, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE OLD CABINET
and MONOG RAM WHISKiES; also BAN.
ERS and 7 h ON PSON'S PURE RYE
NHlSklE Els, 10 which they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited. tor which they guarantee ;h
highest market prices snd prompt returns,
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Ruysl sts.,
Alexandria, VS.. oct IN
HAKLoW BROS.
G2oCRRs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers n
JOHN GIBSCE'S son y CO.'S. CABINET
<, Xxx and Xxx WHISTLES, and
Ihonpson's Pure Rye Whisksy; Foreicn
Wines and Brsndes, Ele, Porter
and Chsmpsgnes,
~ AGENCY OF LAFLIN & RAMPS
70 WIDER COMPANY.
n. W COZ. CAMERON AND ROYAL, SITS
Cefes roasted for the irsds a! 75c per sack.
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= o 7 l E.
s'@ TS.r.zG' EgHFsI' co.'s. sTE.7.rERs
FOR LANDINGS
On THE POTOMAC RIVER
On snd after Sunday, July 18th,
Will lesve rs fellows:
Steamer T, V. aRKOWSMlTH leaves Poto-
msc Ferry Co.'S. wharf, !oot OF King street
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and II! u IS.
DAY. st 30 a. m, for Leonardto~n ard eli
intermediate landings.
SlcAuar YST!C Leaves EVERY mon
Day, WEt!E ESDAY snd FRIDAY, st7 80
q. N. Tor Nomn! snd intermediate landings.
GEO. K. PHILLIPS, MsnageT,
Potomsc Ferry Company.
J. Y PADGETT, Agent. iyl7
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to and Virginia Advertiser
HTEA 81 EkD.
1TEA 81 EkBs
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
THE STEAMER
GEORGE l. a RY

Carrying the q. ). Msilj
Wlll lesve her whsrt, foot of Prince street, OF
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUK.
DAl IS: st $50 p. m , stopping at Piney Poin,
md Point Lockout going and returning. lie.
turning leaves Norfolk on WEDSHSDANS,
FRIDAYS AND SUNDAYS at4 O'clock D. m.
beslrnihg with Msyl 1881, E1cuIsion ,ickets
will be issued good 70. tour d,y:, - follow
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
folk. s. o.; First c!sna round trip So 81; Second
class, each way, ST 81; First, class fare to .irey
Point and Point Lookout, 5! 81; First. class
round trip, 90; Second Class, each way, IS cts.
Stateroom= 81. Meals 10 els.
GEO kGK MATTINGLY, Supt.
7. B. HOOE, Agent. mG26
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otoamers OF this line will run "a follows:
F08 NORFOLK,

ososr1ers OF this line will run ca follows:
EssB EOEF0LH,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
Tor Boston, steamer
J.s.N.E SEEEI-
EVERY MoEDAY. WEDN i4SDAY end
FSiDAY, 81 % o'clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days a. q % y. ii.
Thia steurch iron steamer hiss just been paint
Cd throughout, stateroons newly furnished AMI
csrpeted, end Is the hsndsoclest as we'll rs tho
safest boat on The Potomac river snd ChesnDeage
bay, and is the only steamer making close cog
noct.on with the New York and boston steam
c-e alsu Connects with Rich mond steamers and
railroad lines ,.outh. Stops at plEEY POINT
lId POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning Msy lei, 1851, excursion tickets,
good tor Iour Gays Will be iisutd AZ follows -
Firstciass round trip to Fl MonE Je and NORFOLK
So D.; frsI ciaso fare 10 Fortress Moutoa and
Norfolk 81; second Class each way ST 81; fIst
class iar2 10 Piney Point ana Point A-oob out
81 50i fist class round trip TO Piaey Pyint AID
Post i.ouEout 81 81; second class escn Way 75c
tts!eEoomt 81; meals I5c.
Eastz NEW YSs.E.
sTisl.M5 s5S G. &. Il. VEG ~ = -i!TID S&,MIs
GItsSsstT
EVERY FRIDAY, at II m; and returning.
leave New Eork, from pier IL, Eas! river, ".
EhE SATURDAY. at o. clock p, q.
The steamers Of this company make connec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and sll points Est:
a: New York with all points West and North
west and 81 AlexsIdr with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and OHIO Railroad
Through Rates given and treigh. ntled Care
fully and promptly. For further Information
appiy TO L. 4. REID, Agent,
Junney's wharf.
WM. THO MPSON, President,
l4l6 street,
cop Z7-tf Washington, u. G.
...x.ss:.s CLYDES STEAM LINE WREE-
.4y-$sls42 LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER PROVE.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers lesye AleIandris EVERY THIS.
NAy and lssVe Philadelphis EVERY SAT
URDkY.
This line connects at Alezsn6ris With .haC
a. 6 ID. and " 81 o, 4. Rs, anc 6. PhiIsdai,
pGis with Clyde'e regular Steamships for F.il
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prom ptness and ce-s.
!ree Of commissions.
30 charge for transfer in Phiisdelnh;a and
wharfage in Boston! Quick time. Pra!neDI
departures. Through rates and Though 5iIle
Ot lading given. Insurance At the iowoct "a :op
Agents:
r. z. REED, Alexandra.
VIA ? CLYDE & CO., Philadelrhis
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. 81 Georgrn
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LIGHT Of poetic imagination. The fulhment
came with Jefferson the Fourth Most Most otn ro
Comedians of this century suggest ther pIo-
totvnes in the past. Owens Florence, b1ss,
SetebrIl. and Burton are names tiiat
instantly point to glorious Hnetf faTs Hokes
Knmne and LAWN Hackett, the only great fdiStGg
of the nineteenth century-unless warren equ'IIeu
or exceed him-always 10 DE thn doscandant Of
Cibber and Ouin The hOnored name OF John ulI-
hort was ong since written with those Oh WeDsteIi
Faen and Munden S SnG no Ii and Commanding
SadIev and the hearty robust ana gentle MARX
smith Sothern, that prince OF eIeganl srboni Of
and soul Of waggery, was plainly 81 the SCHOOL ~
Foote Finn and Matthews, while in many
attributes John T. raymond is OF Ine
same lineage with an infusion OF late WlihlhSon'
lester WalIae6 the most picturesque hglrc on
fa,,ons race comes down to ms in the brilliant
comedy-ne of Mountfort Eilist3n ana Cna .tins
Kernble while John y Clarke Is te nelI III s9,IiS
81 Harry Woodward and John Emery, ana more YER
Sate and brilliant than either. But Joseph JelIcI
son is unlike them alias distinct as unique, anu
also as exquisite, as Charles Laino among eost 80
or George barley among lyrical poets, NO actoI vi
The past cured hm,-unless, perhaps, u Was
lain Bannister.-and no name, throuShouI Lle
teemng annals of art in the nineIeenth CChii nrs
shone with more genuine usire, or can DC o,me
proudly aud confidently committed 10 'ic lcih''
braucc and esteem Of postcrlty
We should be glad, if space permitted, 10 InGci
upon me of the other critical passages IN inns de
Irbtful hook especially upon Mr.. Winters just, in
cisive. and altogether poelical remarks re'Pco"hS
gjoY,p Uiukle. We should be glad also, II 1t were
pos,be. to point ou5 the extremely delicate art
with which-as if by few random and scattered
strokes of the pen-he has drawn sdch fascinating
portroit Of the living Jefferson, while apparently
only telling the story of his public career. Inc
skill with which he has presented the personality OIL
hi, friend without adulation is mastery For
rare example of light. elegant and Illuminating
criticism we refer the reader to the brief description
| of the French comedian Loduc, who Is cited as an
illustration of the manner OF JeherSohS nan
brother Charles Burke. The volume Is eil''cl'u
len scyor,l highly interesting portraits, and 1t Is
| completed by a full index.
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