of the winter has been the appearance of "Mr. Dooley" of Chicago, a bar-room philosopher of Hibernian extraction, who Aiscusses timely topics with trenchant wit and humour. He is an alias of Mr. Peter Dunne, a journalist, who may be said to have sprung in a season to the front rank of fanny men. His imaginary conversa tion between Hobson, the hero of Morrimacking with she Spaniards and merrymaking with the girls, and Dewey at Manila is a delicious bit of sarcasm.
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