, 1876-06-05
Tho midst of ono oi those cold northeast rain
storms TINT occasionally travel l1Ithcr frg1n tho
J,ahrn1orn. j. C. 4.
THE PRINCES ANIMALS.
Bcnsts and T'lrds flrou9lat Homo by Albert
Edwnrd.

LrGfd3H 3tH1fnph
This morning the visitors to The Geological
Gardens will hAvo tho opportunity Of seeing
considerable proportion ol tho large collection
OF birds md animals presented to the Prince of
Wales during his recent 1u'iam tour. Thcy ar
rived yesterday morning, In charge Of Mr.
C.. Bartlett, son Of the Superintendent
who wont to India to supervise their transmits
eon to th's country, nnl who has been WONDER
fully successful In lanlng nearly all In high
state Of health. The aerapis, tho Osborne, and
the Raleigh were a1i rcqlisitioned for thu &C.
comnodaton of hetwccn 400 and 600 birds am!
beasts, constituting the collection l ishlch VII
southeast anglo Vi tlo f3arleus, near tho
entrnnce froim the Broad walk of tl.c Kc;
the blue and rcd flags, displaying tho rrince's
crest, which, Ay from either c,nl, form prominent
objects Of vtcw.. Two young .c1cplants, Which
are walking Up ly sasy stages iroa, pyrt,Sn,nat1 T,
including two of tho finest t1grcsscs In tho col-
lection, aye yet to reach tleiF temporary sojorn
IT, the soccty's pleasant garden, SO tl.at those
VIII do well probably to defer their visit say, to
evening l,tforo all arrive. OF ycsteri1ay's nrti,
vals the tiret To claim attention are two splendid
tlgsr n6,l tisfss:s, named Tom aud Minnie
ialels bearing their nsines and tic Prince VI
Walea' feathSrs-In which they mnao fI ths pas.
gagr on tho foFccastlo of llcr AlnEs-
csty'a, ,shtP serap!s.. Butng, yet under
ycar ol!i liley IRE lr from iai grown, nat tn9
progress they have masto 90 iar ald thelr apendttl
| condition g!ye pruIntso Of their maturing INTO
day. In tho midst of tho hurry aud hustle Of their
rcceptio' both worG tlio collar aud cilaln rouhd
their neeks BY wn!G', thUy were regularly ,!l leu
abnut tllr decks u tlo scrpis for exercise: Ingy
ta'ao a'',l doc!1c, even te NATURAL iostnst they
at sirst displayed whcn brought IN sight during
their daily pso'nonadcs Of deer, guats, anu
1925 being keps periestly nHasr sonsf9i s .,y y
scrapts, who "c'outed their hcatls " Until tcir
behavior BECAME unexcrpttonab!c. ~ striking
contrast tn these beautiful and playful antInals
T. yong;f 1qngies'of1o H. c n", M,s9 3hv5 i.
quito young It fought desperately with tho tWo
natives who captured It after tic acati, of It's
aa, an 0I II Ier9eiy - gro%S "tsn In t Us
least effect In modifying its chronic, condi-
tion Of dcnlly hostility to oil and sl!ndIy WHO
approach It's cage furious ,. sarl ; a,,;l Gspay
Ut already formidable teeth being tollosGa ~
for such Is its appropriate narnc had to be pro-
| rtdvd with a smaller mud stronger cago on the
passaEo as ITS furious tH!ns threatened tlle dS
structtnn of that In which 1t was at ilrat co!ned;
The two t[grcsscs which have yet to arrlVee. aud
t..1., t.
also bora VIZ, ana bear elin'larly unamla-
nc tefatoh fae loI s ic T. ta,s, an n wp ne nFG u
m rat t11 sor ska, ~ ay ua vnr aI hcr as
t1 get on gooa serma With either; "P'hoGl
JhsFr whsl. Is tlne spee'19ne,! Of The c',eoah
q hunting lcopasas useu IL inala " talc hatiTe
r,inces ior running down the eMnteIlopcs, M anu
Wnoss proves %as %!tnessca oy tao lfnsS e. .eas M
natoda, must naye oGen tnaea ia 10 sfeAs *
teht ny hls trimming, ont nls tatusal lotoc!ty
scems to havo seasSettea itsel!, at,u
ne apn ,rSx nnH ;aasnt snar1es asov s't1nge[s gn
rea'lX enough TO iratGEnlzc En- e; with y9n.ng
h,f' baftlet1, "lo sool.es Ms ,se ~ scraIsns',9
MS head' !hGfe nfc we young !cnpAfls-as Es!,p
eraeclal nna playful "a llo Young Jeslnu@ ecnes-
Mny are' tnonsn botn nro ndt Saua!ly tsuat. 'sn
WORTHY. Ohe ot taen,, nItnea i"mIloy,. !. WIS y,
onth III LUZ z'tts".u untnehs t ~ Gett''1 10
Acuo eaI'eu ons h.';.. envus,
~ & T. 1stonah1n s.ten Gn,,,a m"a f' ,.a.,,
ieao e1'ips.to"u1 @ , . 1o 10y n"s 4i r. ~ :" " -
!eopasast nase ye1 10 m.,'e anu nohahsy ou
aea Ja.m9 f%GSc'g % tn, " te ~, rtiyG H.. y