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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-16
PeraouAI.

We were pleased to meet Mr.. James
Jarrett, proprietor OF the Dallas ice
company. We are glad to learn, as
we do from him, that there il no dan
ger Of an ice famine in Texas, while
he is operating the company. The
quality OF the ice furnished 10y this
company commends itself to our citi-
zens.
We are sorry to hear of the serious
illness OF our good friend, ID. w.
Adams. We trust he will soon get
about again.
Rev. Mr.. Allen and wife arrived in
the city last night from Iowa. Mr.. A.
Ii the newly appointed pastor OF
the Tabernacle. Methodist Episcopal
church, and will occupy the pulpit ON
Sunday, both morning and evening.
We had q call last night from John
ID. Russell, Of the Sedalia Daily Demo-
crat.
A. ii. Swanson, general superlntend-
ent, and George A. Quinlan, division
superintendent Of Houston and Texas
Central railroad, are In town, regis.
tered Mt the LeGrand.
John w. Golledge, the secretary OF
the fire convention, intended leaving
for home last night, but owing to the
immense amount Of business trans
acted, and papers accumulated, he was
obliged to remain till to-day.
General w. +. Tucker and wife, of
Okolons, Mississippi, are visiting their
brother, Rev. A. G. Allen, Of this city.
We bid the distinguished visitors a
hearty welcome 10 Texas.
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LOCAL BitEvITIEs.

II Won want ~ save u hundred
dollars In the purchase ofN buggy, 30
10 OT's, IT.
n you want 10 trade M old buggy
Tor new one, Orr's IL the place'--tt
b. Meyer under the opcrahouse,
buys county scrip,
Drink Sparks celebrated six year
old whisky, ut the Little House Around
the Corner. apr2O-lm
Drink Sparks celebrated six year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner. apr2O-lm
III you want the cheapest farm
wagon in the market, you will find II
AZ Orr'B. TT.
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A EnnrfnI Nuiannnn.

Last night three darkeys were
caught employing privy vault on the
lot between the railroad and Elm
street, east of Sycamore, all over the
ground. The neighborhood was in arms
in u moment, and cries of police were
loud and energetic. One of the dar-
Keys was arrested, but the Others got
away. We hope the authorities will
deal summararily with these, or any
other parties, who may be caught per-
petrating such an outrage on the com
munity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-16

For the past two or three weeks the
elite Of our city were Kept In suspense
and enger expectation Of II grand
event that was announced TO taKo
place shortly, and which eliminated
Last night In the marriage Of Miss Eva
Buycheap to Mr.. Lowe Price, both wen
known In our city, The ceremony
wua performed by the Rev, Dr. Cash,
who made one OF his usual happy of
forts ofgood advice to the young pair
lmpressing upon tho fair bride the me-
cesaity these hard times of being
economical and saving, The presents
were numerous and elegant, aud M
usual, on occasions Of TINT kind, they
were obtained from M. SUES bazaar Of
fashion sand novelties, Among the
presents were beautiful ready made
dresses parasols, fans kid gloves, laces,
lohus barbs and variety Of little mr.
tIcles OF "lant0isie,N such ~ can only
be had from an establishment of that
kind, which proves n "hOme blessing
ma MI the "noveltiesn and "modesn
are received M soon IN introduced, and
sold Mt prices that will compare with
EASTERN cities, Junell-tf
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Malice of Dissolution.

The firm of Benson " stewart, hav
ing been dissolved by the death of H.
NJ. Benson, notice is hereby giver
that the business will be continued by
his widow, Helen A. Benson, at the
same place, J. 5. Stewart retiring.
Parties desiring To purchase fine inn
ported pigs will find it to their advant
age to call or communicate with Mrs
Helen A. Benson, Dallas, Texas, OF
apply at the rancho, three hundred
yards north of the Wichita depot, on
the Dallas and Wichita railroad.
HELEN NJ. BENSON,
Corner Oleander street and Cottage Lane,
my992w Near Catholic Church
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There are gentlemen In this city who
will pay taxes for those who have 1t
not, In order to enable them to vote
in favor of proposition to levy tax
OF one-fourth OF one per cent at the
election on the 10th. Let every one
avail themselves of the chance The
names will be published before the
day of election.
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Dnyts' IaooI, Ties,

We direct attention to the advertise
ment OF Somerville Il Davis, of Gal
weston, the proprietors of the above
fine tie, which appears to-day. twill
he seen they deal in all the leading
brands of bagging We recommend
this fine old Galveston house to our
patrons and friends, rs strictly first
class, and thoroughly reliable in every
particular.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-16

Messrs. Morton ~ smith, undertake
ers, are to day moving from their
former place Of business, 400 Lamar
street, to go on Elm street, immedi-
opposite the Methodist Tabernacle, Al
the new quarters Mr.. smith viii have
"A residence attached, aud will be there
night and day, ready to attend upon
professional duties. --june6dlm
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rne New Armoys

Next Friday night tho Lamar rifles
viii plveR gmnd promenade concert
at their now nrmory building on Live
Oak street near tho Presbyterian
church Ihe building viii be nearly
completed BY that time, Every prep
aration viii bo made 10 make the NJ
mlr an enjoyable one fine music and
refreshments, Tho armory II large,
commodlous aud cool, and reflects
credit on the company, Invitations
have been issued, and good time IN
expected nj the dedication.
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card.

Obliged to be almost constantly alb
sent from the city, have heretofore
been represented in my cigar depot,
on Main street, by Mr.. r. Platas. This
is to notify friends and customers, and
the public in general that his c0nnec-
ton with me will cease entirely from
this date, aud that In the future will
he represented by Mr.. Joseph Barnes,
who IL authorized to net for me during
my absence, in all matters concerning
my business. take the opportunity
ut the same time OF inviting the smok-
era and visitors of this city to call and
examine my full and assorted stock of
Havana and domestic cigars, which
| guarantee to give perfect salts.
faction, as do not keep any moulded
or northern made cigars.
MANU- Ell MORALES
Main street, near corner Lamar.
Dallas, Texas, June y, lNj7. JuneN-St
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The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
company, retail roasted 0. &. coffee at
l5c.; roasted rio, 35e. Texas baking
powder, 25c.; Texas yeast cakes, Doe:
ground mace, II 80; ground cloves and
cinnamon, SOC; ground pepper, gin
ger and spice, Soc. Sell at wholesale
and retail, corner of Elm and Live
oak streets. mayl0-dlm.
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san JacihtO Park .

This famous resort was quite lively
last night. About four hundred per
sons, including the 1remen, were out
there enjoying themselves, dancing,
rolling ten-pins shooting rifles, and
listening TO the music. Everybody
was happy, and the fire boys wound
up the days doings socially and pleas
antly,
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Take your wives and sweethearts
to see the nice phmtons at Orr's. IT.
b. Meyer has removed to Austin's
jewelry store, next door to his former
nInpn If
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If you are going to st. Louis, Hot
Springs, Little Rock, Chicago, Sedalia
or Nashville, you can save enough
money to pay expenses on the road,
by buying your ticket from Fred NAH
ret, ticket broker. ju2.E
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The TeIenhono IN DnIIna.

Mr.. Q. A, Fisher has his wires up
from the courthouse to the Opera
house, and will make u private test
this evening. Due notice will be given
when ready for q public exhibition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-16

Help for the weak, nervous, and
debilitated. Chronic and painful dis
eases cured without medicine. Elec.
trio Belts and other appliances, all
about theDl, and how to distinguish
the genuine from the spurious. Book,
with full particulars, mailed free. Adj
dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Cons
pany, 2s2 Vine street. Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.
1T was nwfnl hot yoaterdaY.

1t was awful hot yesterday,
The Tabernacle has n new minis
ter.
Tho delegates all express their sat
lsiaction at the manner In which they
were entertained.
The Altna Hone Company have
certainly earned the right to have n
hose cart. Now lot the city pony up,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-16

For the best fancy soap, hair
brushes and toilet articles OF all
kinds, call at the new drug store of
Ogden ~ Hutchinson, llS Elm street,
next to Adams Il Leonard's bank.
iu3-tf
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Mr., H. Y, prYroH Ia our duly authorized
agent 10 solicit subscriptions, adyort,a no.
monta and Job work His contracts viii be
duly h0norod ~ this office
MI, Ioun W, VRALE 10 cur authorized agent
~ pnlO Pinto.
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leo Urenml Ice CreAm !

For the very best ice cream in the
city, 90 to Bottos Ice Cream Parlor,
lie Grand Hotel, in rear OF Exchange
bank. Families and parties supplied
on order at lowest cash rates,
nnMlN IL
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Notice is hereby given that the
grand jury will meet June 10th. All
persons owing an occupation tax are
requested to make payment and save
cost. W. IL. PRATHER,
my23 I'm Tax Collector Dallas County.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HRuSTEE'S SALE--Whereas John b.
York, by his deed of Trust uated Deem
her !, 1875, and recorded In the otfice OF the
County Court Clerk OF Dallas county In vol
umo 81, page iSl-2, did convey to me, as trus.
tee, the following personal property, to-wit
ono Cotton Seed Huller No. 10. The said
conveyance to the undersigned trustee was
made to secure the payment of u certain
pIOmisSOry note, dated December l. 1915, due
SIX months from date, without interest, Tor
tho sum ot six hundred dollars (S600l, paya-
Die to the order OF +, A. Wells, of Memphis,
Tennessee, and described in said deed OF
trust. And whereas, said Cotton Seed Huller
was afterwards sold by said John h. York to
und purchased by the Dallas Oil Works,
and is now the property of said Dallas on
Works, subject TO this deed OF trust; and,
whereas, said note Is now past due aud un-
paid, together with accrued interest, now,
therefore, the undersigned, under the pro-
visions OF said deed OF trust, will on Mon
DAY, THE 18TH DAY or JUNE, 1877, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and
. clock y. m, ofsald day, az the eastern front
door OF the courthouse, in the city OF Dallas,
Texas, proceed 10 sell the property herein
described nj public yendue 10 the highest
bidder FOR cash, To satisfy the debt secured
by said deed Of trust, and the costs and ex.
ponses of executing the same. The original
cost Of said hulier was eleven hundred dol
lars, and same " as new at date OF said trust
deed, said debt being for part OF the pur-
chase money. PnILlP LINDSLEl,
Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, June Is, lS77.-ldtllJun2S.
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Two car loads of buggies and plat
form wagons, at Orr's. If.
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons Mt twenty-five per cent. less
than DIT. Louis prices. If.
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
PUBLIsHERs DEPARTMENT


Persona leaving the city ior tho summer
can have TuK DANA HERALD aont 10 any
address AZ one dollar per month, postage
prepaid Leave orders win the city oirou'
lat0r, Or NJ tho bualnem oiiico.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-16

The reception rendered to General
Grant by the crown heads OF Europe
excites much comment at the north,
but the bargains in dry goods ut M.
SUES il the all-absorbing topic among
the ladies of Dallas. If
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MARRIED.

H-POGUE-Att the st. Charles hotel
ON the llth inst, Maxwell Smith, of Balti
IN, re, Maryland, and Miss Maggie Pogue, OF
Ellis county, Texas, Officiating Clergyman
Rev. Mr., Green, rector OF the Episcopal
church In this city.
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a. j. Cornell, late Of the Cooper In
stitute, Now York, has taken the Office
formerly occupied by DIR. McGee, 62l
Elm, opposite Poydras street, and So
licits the public patronage, The adj
,ministratlon of laughing gas special
ty.-may25-lm
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Call ON b, Meyer if you want to
purchase jewelry ut low tigures.-tf
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An outrage.

b. Meyer will take any kind of
valuables in pawn,--tf
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Look At the bargain counter WIN
fine dress goods nj closing out prices
at Goldsmith, l}osenthal a Goa d'
md no elm street. 90 n,
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Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.
at The HERALD Office, and write on
your contracts
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFIcE, CRY OF DAILAs,l
pure u, ISL.
sealed bids viii be received nj the Mayor, \
Office until D. m, on the 10Th day OF June,
A. ID. ls77, for feeding the prisoners, confined
IN the city calab0ose, for one year.
iunl5dtilll9 w, L. CAhELI, Mayor.
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II you want 40 uIy nll olilhlpupl
orr h The man 10 ueryu you'-tf'
-Ifyou want % buy a famlly oat,
rlage, Orr has tile latest styles ana
platforms. I'll.
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ty. -nay26-lI

Hurry up and get one ofth0se nice
blue flannel suits at $500, at the Dol
lar store.-tf.
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Oul of Danger,

--"Facts are Stubborn and so is M.
SUES, ~ he allows no one to compete
much less WldeSeN him. If
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Keen Your Head Go

~ " Vsss -sN'-'
Beautiful new stylish straw hats at
fifty cents piece, Mt the Dollar store.
If,
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CnNckY orr i,nggngc. Sir.

Prompt attention will be given to all
orders for passengers and baggage to
trains left at Silers transfer Office, OPP.
posite the LeGrand hotel. june l5lm
June has commenced, also the
Dollar store is commencing now to sell
ladies' hats, ladies' suits, and the whole
stock of millinery goods, at greatly
reduced prices. TT.
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says his professional services can be
had at your private houses by drop
ping him n postal card with full direc-
tons. jul4 dem
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Dentist.

--B. Meyer is the only responsible
pawn broker in Dalas.-tt
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Vanilla iCe-croam, and pineapple
sherbet, at Botto's LeGrand parlor to-
dnY. Ut
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ORGANS FOR RENT by G. III. Ed
wards, lO7 Main street, opposite l'e-
Grand hotel. -junel3-2t
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Agents Wanted in every City, town and village of
dress the, Singer Manufacturing Co.. Dallas. Texas
]. M MOORE, Agent.
1dwm
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Don't hil 10 visit the Dollar store
ana look NJ the bargain counter with
IN tho new aflialeH. n
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-06-28
Feeding-Habits of Owls,

The owls are intensely carnivOrous.
The diminutive ones will feed largely
upon insects, and some of the large
kind will eat them occasionally. But
Nature has made them for providers,
and as such we find them fond of flesh,
fowl and fish. SO immense is their de-
structiOn of the rodents, that they are
worth millions to the agriculture Of our
country. They are the feathered MINI
rods Of the night. Even the American
hare, the rabbit wrongly called, falls
an easy victim. Some of the owls can
fish, too. But whether hunting, fowl
ing, or fishing, they lack the style of
doing it which belongs to the falcon
tribe; and when out bugging 1t is but
a bungling business compared with the
professional role of the insectivOrOus
birds. Their angling, too, is simply
upon quiet waters. They cannot brave
"the mutinous winds 'twiXt the green
sea and the assured vault" In common
with all the RdptoreS, they catch their
prey with the talons, not with the beak.
In eating birds the owl prefers to tea
his prey in piecemeal, but small ro-
dent is swallowed entire being usually
tossed into the air to adjust its position,
so that it may fall head first into the
birds mouth. 1t disappears in one as
tOnishing gulp. a second gulp is usu-
ally needed, as the tail is often after
the first left hanging from one side of
the mouth. The indigested mass forms
a roundish ball or pellet in the stomach,
which the bird vomits up. These pei
lets or castings indicate what enormous
feeders the owls are. One which | took
out of the stomach of little screech-
evil was as big as walnut, and made
up of hair and bones, and had in it the
skulls of six mice Popular ScieHce
MORHy.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-06-28

All men love old coats. By an old
coat mean, not one of last summers
growth, on which the gloss yet fingers
shadOwy and intermittent, like a faint
ray of sunlight on the counting house
desk, or o clOthier's warehouse in East
cheap, but real unquestionable anti
que, which for some five or six years
has withstOOd the combined assaults
of sun, dust and rain, has lost all pre-
tensions to unsOcial fOrmality and
gives the shoulders appearance of ease
and the waist-Of holiday. Such
coat is most mems delight. 1t presents
itself to the minds eye mixed up with
a thousand varying recollectiOns, and
recalls even the very faces-even to
the particular expression of the eye,
brow or lip-Of friends over whom the
waters of oblivion have long since
rolled.
Old coats are the indices by which
mans peculiar turn of mind may be
pointed out. Who can mistake the
staid, formal gravity of the orthodox
divine, in the corresponding weight,
fulness and healthy condition, for his
familiar easy -natured hapsq Who sees
not the necessities-the habitual eccen-
tricities of the poet, significantly de-
velOped in his two haggard, shapeless,
old apologies for skirts, original in
their genius as "ChristabelR" Thus,
too, the sable hue of the lawyers work
ing coat corresponds most convincing
ly with the color of his conscience, &C.,
&c.
An old coat is the aptest possible
symbol of sOcialty. An old shoe is not
to be despised; an old hat, provided it
has a crown, is not amiss; none but
cynic would speak irreverently of an
old slipper. The very mention of this
luxury cOnjures up thousand images
of enjoyment. 1t speaks of warm fire.
sides, long flowing curtains, a dOwny
armchair, nicely trimmed lamp,
black cat fast asleep on the heathrug,
bottle of old port Vintage of 1920,
snuffbOx, a cigar, a good novel, and,
above all, social, independent, unem-
barrassed attitude. And, were called
upon to put forward the most unique
impersonation of comfort, | should
give plumper in favor of an old coat.
San Francisco CdH
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The Women OF seryia.

They wear on their heads red ker-
chiefs, with the ends hanging down
their backs, bound on their heads by a
velvet fillet, embroidered with coins,
in which were often stuck flowers,
chiefly in red and white. They were
generally dressed in white, but invari-
ably with the brilliant aprons sewed
down to the skirt, and often with a
gaudily embroidered stomacher, or,
perhaps, breast-plate would be the
more descriptive term, studded with
coins on black velvet. The working
dress of the women in the fields is
short jacket, braided and slashed in the
fashion, and of that worn by the men,
a red and yellow kerchief crossed over
the bosom, petticOat striped mostly
in the parallel stripes of a Moorish pat
tern, but occasionally in the checkered
which makes the pattern a tartan, q
tapestry like apron of brighter colors
than the petticoat, and bare legs and
feet. The men are a fine race. tall,
with q certain statelness and self-re
spect in every gesture; their faces are
almost always good, and often quite
intellectual and chivalric, but in mus
cular development the peasant women
OF Servia can give their husbands u
stone and beating Letter from
Serbia.
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In regard to the flight of birds,
think that there is no necessity to resort
to such theories as the figure of s motion
to understand how bird flies when it
beats the air with its wings. think
that the formation of the feathers, and
their imbrication in the wing, ought at
once explain that kind of flight. When
the bird makes the down stroke, the
wing offers a solid resistance to the air,
and the motion impaired to the body of
the bird must be upward. The wing
must then be raised to come into posi-
ton for another stroke. In so doing,
each feather lets the wind pass through
in an Oblique manner, which causes
them to act as sails on windmill or on
ship, thereby propelling the bird for
ward. The bird instinctively knows
how to direct these strokes, as it wishes
to ascend, descend or move straight for
ward. The effect of the down stroke
can be seen when large bird such as
turkey buzzard begins to fly in place
where there is not room for rapid head
way. Each down stroke is more violent
than the up one, and the body is jerked
up each time.
a flying machine might be made so
that the wings would have a sufficient
resistance to the air to keep it up, and
the prOpelling part could be arranged
Independently But there is another
mode of flight tina has puzzled the
minds Of men. 1t is a remarkable thing
that man has seen beyond the Milky
Way, and is now studying the consti-
tuents of the sun, yet he cannot under
stand the sailing of birds. ] have seen
many attempts, but they all fall short
of the mark. have seen buzzards with
outstretched wings rise in Il spiral
course, when it was so calm that a leaf
on tree was not moved. | have seen
the frigate bird wheel in graceful
curves upward when the sea was as
smooth as mirror. | have seen the
buzzard sail nearly in the eye of a strong
wind without any other motion being
perceptible than little balancing. /
have looked down hundreds Of feet on
them as they sailed beneath me, and
never could detect any motion of the
wings. The theory of inclined planes
will not explain it. | have also noticed
large butterflies float about in most
heavenlike enjoyment, in some cozy
opening among trees, on fine summer
evening, when there was not a breath
ofair, without once moving their wings,
as if they were some disembodied spirits
that had neither attraction or grayita-
ton, but only will. have seen a mo-
tion very similar to the sailing of birds
in fishes. ] saw number of porpoiscs
sailing Immediately in front of the prov
of the steamer. They were packed
quite close together, and moved exactly
as fast as the steamer. As it was neces-