himself at the table on the stage. | does not see the glass, through which his hand passes exhibition in this city, with sundry somewhat fantastic | He does it, and, as before, sees nothing. While the{ unobstructed. Or perhaps it is a woman who appears accessories and dvelopments justifying the… … THE SUBJECT AND HIS SKELETON. each picture being in fact a transparency tator. Directly in front of the coffin, crossing giving a different effect as it is lighted from the stage obliquely, is a large sheet of the the rear or as seen simply by reflected light. The/comments of the audience tell him…
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