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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-04
Victoria RaiIroad Notes.

Victoria. Texas, January 3.-Mr. j.. S.,
Beckham was installed as agent at Victoria
today. Mr. R. !. Love takes the position in
the general freight department which he
vacates. M. Sanders left for Wharton this
morning and will be installed as agent
there.
Z The new office furniture for the ticket
stock OF the New York Texas and Mexican
and Gulf. Western Texas and Pacific rail-
ways has Just been put up in the office
OF General Passenger Agent w. J Craig.
1t is very handsome and convenient.
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INCREASES -
stinAts and dsss Land at IIslle the
But II IS equalIy'lI Resist.
the right remedy
local applications
washes, inhalation pElNEOpcEn.
never cure Catarrh w v"o-D'
no
i;n.',t the First Call
only Scene.
reI1et
IL.
cations SEASY.
reach theirrit IT.
surface; the RICH I
remedy must ~

taken internally. B. (.
Swift's Specific Is. 8. 81 IL the!
right remedy for Catarrh. ~
cures the most obstinate cases BY
going direct TO the cause Of tho
trouble-the blood-and forcing
out the disease. Those who have
met with 30 much disappointment
from local treatment should throw
aside their sprays, washes and insI
haling mixtures and take s. 8. s..
A cure will result. Send for fres
books. Address Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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aed run weekly shsrsstssr II carA dsrss-
ttpA "a "a
iSese eseepess wiil b acoom panAsd ~
tosk1st excursion AGENTS and Will be up 70
tbe elperior standard Of the other tourist
81 lines.
According 70 tbs schedule this VIII allow
three Of tour houN both gol1G and COM
Ing and people from tbs two RrcAt centers
Win have an opportunity 70 form fair e.
innate Of the Importance Of Houston ~
Q LEADING business center.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS
Juile ResGss WIN Return t. Austla u /
FEN Dsyx
no CHANGE N TINE FORM WILL Dc MADE.
Conductofs' Grievance Casualties
Praiss the Faarness Of Maaa-
ser vaa Week.

Austin, Texas. January s.--Mr. n. q.
Askew, auditor for the railroad commits
sion, received letter from Judge Reagan
this morning in which he says that he
Will return to Austin In day o. two. He
states that although he has been very
sick for nine days ne IL now ccnvalescent.
Railroad Commissioner Mayflsid states
that thsre was absolutely no foundatiou
for the following, which appeared In soms
Of the daily pagers under an Austin dats
line:
zone Of the commissioners today stated
that many anpardonabls discrepancies have
been made In the sworn railroad reports
to the commission which were very mis-
reading"
He ennphatically denies that any member
Of the commission made any such statement
q the above and has demanded correction
from the originAkors Of the report to that
effect
Messrs. Owen and Siayden Of San An
tonic sought audience from the railroad
commission to obtain an opinion favorable
to the revival of the contract entered into
In 1888 for the construction Of the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande railroad with q
view to securing an extension Of the road
from Brownwood TO San Antonio The
matter was get for future date for hear
ing.
The railroad commissioners this evening
by letter refused to accede to the request OF
several companies for changes in tho form
of the Inquiries II recently sent out con-
corning their State. intrastate. Interstate
and International business.
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4. O. o. f. Installation.

At the regular meeting last night Of
Lone star lodge No 1. Independent Order
Installed for the ensuing term: w. II.
Blount. noble grand; r. F.. Paschal. vice
grand. e. F'f'edenhaus. recording secrs-
tary; W. A.. McMilIen financial secretary;
N. C. Strong. treasurer; W. F. Clarke, in
side guardian; Oscar r. Roco. right sup
porter.
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RooNEY IS nEMonsEFuL.
says he Has No Recollection Of Mur-
dering PrneRcr. S

derinw PraeRcr.
San Antonio. Texas, january 3.-There
are no further Developments In tho matter
Of the killing OF Praeger Monday night.
John NJ Rooney the Brewster county
stockman, continues In Jail. Rooney dis
claims any knowledge Of what transpircd
that night and he appears much distressed
over the matter. For the past ten years he
was an officer In his county, making a
splendid record and voluntarily retiring at
the last election. He Stands high all over
the Western country and he has never had
trouble with any man In the past. II 10
certain that he did NOT even know tho
dead man and further that there had been
no trouble between them OF any character.
No steps looking to his release on bond
have as yet been taken.
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For the construction Of the Spruce and
Sabine street sewers. for which bids we're
received by the council on Monday. thu bid
OF Fitzgerald & Cahill was the lowest for
the Spruce street sewer and that of Hipp 4
Key for the Sabine street sewer.
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Waxahacbie, Texas, january 3--Ali kinds
OF moving Is now in rroxress among the
merchants. Timmins & Hines, srocers,
have sold out and Will quit business. Pas
Wilson. grocer. Is closed. Waking stock.
I'd Oldham, hardware. IL preparing TO move
In ths Brown building on the north side,
TT Ttnelc, implements and farm wagons.
VII move. The Knoch racket store has
moved to the Brin building on the west
side Several other firms are figuring %
making changes.
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ADDITIoNAL ToURIsT LINE.

schedule of Trains Between st. Louis
aAA San Francisco.
In addition to the four tourist car lines
operating over the Sunset route through to
Washington semi weekly and 70 Cincinnati
and Chicago weakly. There villa be estab-
lIshsd weekly tourist car line between
A. Louis nnd San Francisco via Frisco
Ane. TEXAS Midland. Houston and Texan
Central. Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antopio railway ana Southern Pacific COM
pauy. Pacific system. u
The firwt car will leayt St. Louis end
~ vsunslsco = vrsdAx. January .. 1879.
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THE CENTRAL WRECK.
simply q Miracle that Number /
People Were Not Killed.

People Were Not Killed.
Hampstead, Texas, January 3--Miss Mary
Morrison. one Of the victims Of the Nc
Kinney wreck, was broulrht home on the
mornings train. The young lady was on
her way to the Mary Nash college and was
badly hurt. DR.. Morrison, upon receipt
OF telegram. went to the scene OF the
wreck and brought his daughter home: he
gives a graphic description of the destruc-
tion wrought and declares u q wonder that
a single person escaped alive. Miss Nor
rison, as we'll as Miss Daisy Schwarz OF
this city. were taken out through the win.
dow. The latter was but slightly hurt
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opening OF thu Twcnty-slxth legisbature.
He fillcd tho position OF clerk of the house
OF representatives during the last legtsla-
ture and is q candidate for re.e.ectlon. He
10 much encouraged over his favorable pros-
neeta
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Reioin. Hts kegiment.

Mr.. Spencer Hutchins left last night for
San Antonio. where he will resume his
duties as adjutant OF the Fourth Texas
Infantry He Las been enjoying short
leave of absence at home.
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Mr.. Hir.chfIeld,s New P.lac@.

Beltoh, Texas. January 2.-Mr Ell
Hirschfield assumed charge Of the Central
hotel yesterday. Mr. Hirschfield has met
with hearty welcome by the people Of
Bolton.
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warm Ca,upaixn Promises.

San Antonio. Texas, January s.--Ragis-
tratson Of voters for the city election In
February opened here today With . brisk
run on the Arxt day; the record shows ZOE
names registered
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'Otel Bristol,
HoUoToN. rDxIAA

HOUSTON. r1xAA
brjcan Plan. So and $7.So per Day.
kctly nrst-class, ssnuslly located; Pas
4 Eleyator. Electric Lights, steam Hea4
q and Call Bells In all roomA Eleganu1
6hed. new and modern.
unsurpAsssd ~ any Heto
GuRYsoN q MALiN, MaAsger4
vLrmsrly Of Capttol 0oye1
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victoiia, Texas. January 3.--Les J
Rountrce. who has been acting editor Of
the Times for the pat six months. leaves
this morning for Austin to b present At the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-04
To the Daughters Of the Republic, Ho,r
tan TeYaA

ton. Texas.
Houston. Texas. December 20, 1851
beg to express to the Daughters OF the Re-
public my delightful surprise for the chasts
and beautiful silver service.
You send II "as token OF esteem and
appreciation" 1t Is received In the spirit
In which II IL sent. and would bog that
each member Of your society accept indi-
vidually warmth OF appreciation which
VIE heart dictates, bstt words OF gold could
not rtupdly measure
For your many acts Of courtesy and
kinjness and messages OF good cheer, I
Ehsll ever be grateful. Your senator,
Waller r. Burns.
Mrs. Marie Bennett Urwitz Prerident.
Mrs. May Fem McKeever, Secretary.
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Cash On hand Dscanber al .s1I 7s7 40
In connection with this Mr.. Abeel also
filed his final account and asked to be
discharged as receiver OF the properly.
In addition to the cash on hand the report
shows that there is d,ra from the war
department for the transportation OF
troops $l084.05; from other railroads for
audited bills s2222.6s; for rent Of land.
$160.70 all OF which he has tried to col
lect, bun has been unable to do So Mr..
Abeel asks on approval Of the report that
himself and sureties be finally discharged.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THANKS.
senator Burns and Judge Hill APP
preciatc Presents.

senator Burns and Judge Hill APP
preciate Presents.
In appreciatiye response to the prescnta-
ton of elegant table silverware to Senator
Waller It. Burns and Judge James M. Hill
by the Daughters of the Republic, the fol-
lowing letters Of acknowledgment have
been received:
To the Officers ana Members of San ia
cinto Chapter. Daughters OF the Repub-
lie.
Austin, Texas. December 20, lS9s.--My
Dear Ladies: l must gratefully acknowl-
e5ge the receipt Of your beautiful Christ
mas remembrance. 1t WAS an agreeable
surprise and deeply touched me, coming
as 1t did from the noble ladies of your
organization who have so steadfastly la
bored 10 secure the hallowed ground of
San Jacinto, so the great victory obtained
people make nisnifest their patriotism by
erecting a fitting monument to the memory
of the heroes who sacrificed so much to OBJ
tain the Independence OF Texas.
You are familiar with the efforts that
have been made by the commission up
pointed by the governor TO secure by pur-
chase or condemnation these grounds
We have encountered obstacles that we
could not reasonably anticipate. but have
continued our efforts TO determine TO sue
coed In the end and now feel that we will
he rewarded with success. have called q
meeting to be held In this city Saturday.
December 81. at which we Will have the
attorney general and Governor Culberson
and trust the full membership OF the
commission, when trust final arrange
ments will be consummated for the trans
fer OF the land and some plan and recon-
mendations fer the Identification Of the
park.
mean preliminary steps as realize
THAT II win require much time and Thought
to determine on a plan for permanent i'm
provement.
have always felt duly grateful TO you
noble ladies of the San Jacinto chapter,
Daughters of THE Republic OF Texas. for the
long and faithful service that you have
rendered and feel that you are entitled to
share with MS the surviving participants
of that battle the honor. az II Us due TO
your efforts that these grounds have been
secured.
Wishing each OF you happiness and prog
perity and the blessings of Providence.
am gratefully your friend,
James NJ. Hill.
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etly first class
"a. rcrter. s. NJ. Derden. Bryan: Marion
|rlock. Beaumont; DR.. j. q Mayaeld,
mont: j. A. Marx. st. Louis: l.. r. G..
fe.. Shreveport; VIM. l. Sch1oes, a. M.
4 A.. Frank, New York; F.sW. Norris.
Orleans: A. II. smoot. Fort worth; Ar.
F. Warde. A Bachelors Honeymoon Co. !;
Wood: Dallas: w. s.. Hunt, city; Gustav
bnith. New York; F. j.. Matthews, Palcs-
j; F. Parks. Jr., st. Louis; Miss Jasper
DeepwatAr; NJ. NJ. Norman, st. Louis |;
| Bachman. San Antoniot sigmund Levi.
PM; Sam Raphael. city; iThomas A. Nc.
New York; VIM. Haywood. Chicago
/ O.: Lowitz. A. Bachelor's Honeymoon
II. M; Rockwell, city; Ren Hitbranner.
{ a. G.. Baker and wife Kansas CITY;
y. Davidson, La Grange. G. @. Dreier.
eet w. H. Millspaugh, Saline. Ohio; g.
|ightner. Leon Schwab. st. Louis.
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|UST0N TRANSFER GO.
IS.

xsss delivered 10 Ill parts Of The city.
g night. Furniture and heavy hauling }
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w. T. and J. r.
Boyle reassume the
management Of the
Hutchins House. tho
old established ho-
tel. Everything Will
be found In first.
class condition. All
we ask Is a trial.
fiates. 80. 90 mr. dav
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THE HOTELS
|1roL HOTEL
Ink A. Hervsy.
r.. Manager.

|fty rooms, with
ate baths. sup
J with pure ar
In water from
pwn we'll, large
Pile rooms. With
and most con-
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WACO AND NORTHWESTERN.
Quarterly Report Filed by Receive
AheAl I'm Federal Court.

Abeel in Federal Court.
Galveston, Texas. january 3.--Mr. Abael.
receiver of the Waco Northwestern branch.
which lis part Of the Houston and Texas
Central railway system. today filed with
the clerk Of the Federal court his report
for the quarter ending December 81, 1898.
It shows: ,.
Receipts--
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-01-12
WHEN NAPOLEON WALKED.
An Incident of the Memorable Re.
treat From Moscow.

! An Incident of the Memorable Re-
treat From Moscow.
1t was on Nov. 25, at about O'Clock
in the morning, when we saw the head
Of the column TIE first we saw waro
generals, few of whom were on horse.
back, but the majority on foot Th3
latter painfully dragged themselves
along, almost all having thoir feet fro.
zen and bound up in rags and pieces of
sheepskin and dying Of hunger We
then saw what was left Of the cavalry
of the guard. The emperor came next
on foot, with a stick in his hand. He
was muffled up IN large capote lined
with fur and wore on his head an
amarantbina velvet cap edged with
black foxskin. On bis right marched,
also On foot. King Murat, CT his left.
Prince Eugene, viceroy of Italy; then
Marshals Berthier prince Of NeufchateI:
Ney, Mortier, LefebvIe and other mar.
shals and generals, whose corps had
been partly destroyed.
They were followed by zoo to 500
officers and subofficers, marching in Or.
ger ana bearing IN the greatest silence |
the eagles of the regiments to which
they had belonged and that had SO ofton |
led them to victory Tkey were the
remnant Of over go, coo men My poor
Picart, who had not seen the army for
a month, gazed On silently but his con-
vulsive movements showed only toe
well what lie felt saw big tears roll
down the cheeks and fall Oh his mus
tache, from which iciclcs were hang
ing Then, turning to ne, Really,
| do not know whether |
am asleep or awake; l weep because /
have seen our emperor marching on
loot, a stick in his hand. be that was SO
great and who made US so proud!
Memories of Sergent Bourgogne Z"
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INSISTED ON PAYING.


A Man who wouIdn't Accept Legal
Advice For Nothing.
The other day ma old fellow slouched
into Attorney Oscar Kahn's Office. on
Legal row. and introduced himself as
Mr. Smith, Jones, Brown, or something,
of a neighboriag county He said he
wanted TO consult lawyer and YVES ac
corded o seat and one Of the attorneys
sweetest smiles
He then explained that while he was
away from home tho sheriff or some
deputy had attached bis wife's sewing
machine aud bureau for taxes lie did
not propose to tolerate such imposition,
he declared.
What is the amount Of taxes?' in
quired the lawyer.
Lemma see-Sl. %, /" was the reply
The lawyer could not conceal smile,
bnt FASTENED to say: well, Mr.. Smith.
II you want my advice. it is to 90 back
and settle that small amount. Ii looks
like the easiest and best way ont Of it.
The old fellow thought q moment
and replied that no believed he would.
Answering he asked, How much do ]
owe your mt
''0h. nothing, sir. was the reply
~ won't charge you anything for lit
lie advice like that.
''But alias pays fer whut git and
want ter pay yer jes' the same"
"Oh, that's All right; coma in again
some time when yon need advice on
something more important. and we'Il
square II then.
Nav, iwant ter pay IL now. Jea'
sQueal ont. 81 lie 60 cents, I'll pay il
81 ye want so. there it isf' And he
threw down half dollar and left.--
Paaucah Ky sun
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A False Alarm.

"Oh, John, DEAR" said Mrs. Nerv-
Gus, Sim SO glad you've come homel
want you to go right out and have that
new neighbor of ours arrested. He has
been beating his wife and family all
the morning. and the way they moan
is too horrible for anythiDg 1t has
thrown me into Mysteries and a nervous
headache, and-there, thorel Do you
bear that? Isn't it awful
But John, dear, looked ont the win
dow and only smiled.
"Why, what do you mean?" scream
ed bis wife "Are you as heartless as
he? Will you, too, look on and hear a
poor woman and her innocent children
beaten to-
"There, there, my dear, calm your
selfl It's only the pulley on the new
building that's going up on the next
corner. 1t needs little oil Detroit
Free Press.
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Few Glass ristirctious In Siberia.

There is not much caste or class dis
tinction in Siberia, ard the few social
rules are lax The Russian Siberians
mingle freely with the native tribes,
and their customs and habits have, in
consequence, been considerably modi.
fled. / have often seen groups of boys
playing on the street where the Kir2hiz
or Buriat boys were mixed indiscrim.
lnately with the Russians From their
dress or language it was impossible to
distinguish them, for both costume and
language were strange mixture Only
the peculiar features of the native or
the more sloverly appearance of the
Russian would betray the slightest diff.
ference. 1t is an old saying that.-you
scratch Russian Bhd ind a Tartar +"
II mlgbtbe more appropriately said
i " i fsp u tEg RUSSIAN pSsssE ~
you scrape the dirt off a Russian and
find clean Tartar, for the latter are
decidedly the more clearly. st. Mich
olas
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PA AND FREDDIE ABOARD.
An EScitInE Time For which There
Was Really No Occasion.

fHf AAlg NJ OCCatlOns
AS passenger train on the Hanniba
was pulling out tall countryman, in
numbered with four bundles, q scytht
snath, an tx handle, bag of bananas
and snail 10y, came out Of the depot
and began to take his bearings. Up and
down the tracks his gaze wandered, ur
and down the long lines Of coaches
drawn up under the Sheds and at last,
as the rear coach was passing him, he
caught sight of the moving train.
Come on Freddie Thar she goes r.
ne yelled aud began to transfer some Of
his belongings from his right hand to
his left as he ran. Freddie made an
amazing record for one W hose legs were
30 short, and they were soon beside the
steps Oh the rear end of the last coach.
There was man standing on tho plat
fern.
Hay, stop 'er, stop 'er!' cried Fred.
dIe' 8 pa, Put on that ar wind brake,
mister Pull that ar rope up over yorr
head and make 'er stop!"
But the man Gully reached down and
caught Freddie. who was<l9ping and
'sgs6ns N IIa I'm EsfSy n ~ ul siIt.
Swinging ana oIaA ging y turns III 'ffftitss'
vain efforts to make his short legs
stretch far enough to get bis feet on the
lower step. Pa held en- to him with enc
hand and the man Oh tho platform
fually succeeded in drawing him up
Pa slung the banana bag after him. 1t
slid on across the platform and went
overheard CD the other side. Pa made
leap for the steps, dropped bundle and
stopped to pick 1t up. The recovery Of
the bundle took but second, but the
train was getting we'll under way ard
was a tail s length ahead when he be-
gaa the chase again. One wild spurt,
with his co9ttails standing out behind
him, reckless leap, and pa, too was
aboard, but bundle containing en- un-
dershirt had been lost in the tussle.
An employee Of the depot picked the
bundle up, and section man who hap
pened by appropriated the bananas to
his own refreshment. The crowd that
had breathlsssly awaited the result Of
the race melted away, aud the depot at
ltendants, who had been preparing to
pick pa up with shovels went about
their duties.
Half an hour later very angry man
came prancing down the depot platform.
He was holding small boy by one
hand, and the ends of an AK handle and
scythe snath protruded from under his
arm.
1t was pa. He approached depot
official aud said:
"Wby didn't you tell me that WASH Z
the Wabash? | wanted the Wabash;
that what | wanted.
The official tenderly handed pa his
new undershirt and replied in the soft
tones that soothe the ruffied soul:
II believe you forgot TO ask me. -
Kansas City Times.
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ern passenger tram should en-

A ern passenger train should en-
able the traveller to go on journey with
little OF no deviation from his daily hab-
i of life. This til Pacific Coast Linn
tied" does, with its superior equipment,
quick time, and superior route The
equipment I'm. urpassed. the train be-
ing made NJ of composite car. which
contains a barber shop, bath room, buff
fet and obseryat on smoking compart-
ment; ladies' parlor, compartment car,
with seven private compartments and
parlor, furnished as is the composite car,
with library and all cOnvenieBces for
correspondence, Indies Maid in attend
ance two or more Pullman ten section
drawing room sIeeDers, and last in the
train but BY no means least in import
ance, the dining car, where meals are
served a Ia carte. This train represents
ihe highest type of car builders art and
runs straight through without change
VIA the Texas and Pacific Railway to st
Louis, Chicago. Los Angeles, and San
ranciseo twice week.
For time tables. sleeping car rates,
map ana full information write to E.
Turner, General Passenger and Ticket
dgent, Dallas Texas.
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Clara--I understand that Mr.. Feath-
erley paid me very pretty compliment
today?
Ethel-Yes. What was it?
Ciara-He said that among the most
beautiful young ladies at the party was
Miss Clara Smith.
Ethel with cough)-Yes, ] noticed
you among them. --I.ondon Fun.
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Carlyle Hears Dickens Read.

April 30, 1868, Carlyle wrote thus of
one Of Dickens readings. says O. T
Copeland in The Atlantic: II had to go
yesterday to Dickens reading D. M,
Hanover rooms, to the complete upset
ting Of my evening habitudes and spir-
itual composure. Dickens does do it
capitally, such as it is; acts better than
any Maoready in the world; whole
tragic, comic, heroic theater visible,
performing under one hat and keeping
us laughing-in sorry way, some of Us
thought-the whole night. He is q good
creature, too, and makes $50 or $50 by
each Of the readings