, 1873-01-11

world. The addition Of winga to women will, Of
OF conrgo, mako tholn ango1s instcnd of
oHtrfchos. It whs IN tho mountains of
Auvorgno TINT tho embodiment of tic
frat evidences Of tho now departure
waa discovered. Ills na,no was Antlro Fagiln.
Ho 'saa MI atllloto, famouB nwimmor, and \
great walkor. 1Io appeared to walk aa much
With li'a arms as will hiA logs. THO motion Of
tho arms increased as lie ran, until, as ho ia
described, lo soomod to 10 actually 1,ropollfng
hsnHclf through tho mir liko swimmer who
goes through tho wntor llnnd ovor hand." IIe
insisted that this increased llis spool. Wtlou
andre ttod, N. larnoiH- Oontlnnlino, asaistod by
H. DravalB, physician of tho conservative
school, dtHBectoa Ills body. Abnormal develop
montB wero found, which, tnlton separately,
might DO regarded Us deformitios, but, togothor,
pointed directly to now typo,-tho bird typo.
Tho arm waa certainly tho beginning Of tho
framework of wing, according to these gou-
t1omon. The formation Of tho breaat tho
longthoning Of tho nhoullor~bladc, tho inclosuro
OF tho thorax, and various othor Developments,
indicated tho Bamo ultimate condition Of q
human being with wings. At lia doath,
Faglln loft Child, about yoar
old, that shows tho Bamo developments in a
moro pronounced dogroo, with two additional
features Of tho bird type. Ono Of thoao il dis
tnctly-markod, though rudlmentary, third oyo-
lid; tic other is loose and 0appy nass Of skin
TINT folds back Of tho nrm when this momber Is
at rost. These additions Indicate rapid AL
Tancomont III tho procesa Ut developing tho now
species TINT Is promised. This proceBs would
naturally bo gradual, and talso It's slow courao
through marriage and offspring. 1t is claimed
ny;nr Ia not noorrv % zra,t ~ 1,,. IT,. a,,,.
m,tct, In Tim noat on1 t5,+ o,ont,,,t<, :, a,,us ~
;mnortont m n1,nn,t T,o 1a,,oio',,... L 49,.
hayo boon noted aro of n,rticn1orv elastic oun,s
ity, NJ, Harnois-Condam; nronosoa tn uni,or.
tako tho odncntion of tbia ch;ld nrohoh1v fo- ",
purpoao of bringing it nm mr. n aIon1d ~
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A bill Inns boon introduced into tho 1rasso-
chusotts Senate, enabling Boston to annex the
towns md citios immediately adjoining It, suh-
ject to n vote Of tho people who 1.-Two in those
suburbB. Tho project ombracos tho annexation
OF the following placoa: Wost Roxbury, having
q population OF 8,g93 people, and Drookino. with
8850 people, both In Norfolk County from
Middlosox County-Brigl1ton, with 4, 9G7 pooplo;
Watertown, 1926; Belmont, 1,513; Arlington.
32G1; Modford, 5,717, Maiden, 1867; Everett,
2,220; Charlcstown, 28.023; Cambridge. 3aG94:
and somorvillo, 1866; from Suffolk County
Rovore, 1,1o7 pooplo, md Ci1olsca. a oitv of
18,547 souls. II this project should be- car-
riod into oi1ect there would bo 147,09O
people added to tho population Of tho oity
Of Boston, which, with tho $50, ,52e poop,o that
1t counted at tho taking of tic Inst consup.
would mako 1t city of 3o7, ,613 population, In
tho mattor Of numbers, this project of annexa-
tion would bo more successful than TINT Of A.
Louis, which took tho entire county within thu
Jurisdiction of the municipality. Boston will
thus draw upon three oount;os. Tia faot IL
t,,a t,,,,'. t,,"t t,a' ass" oo'o1oa Dy