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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-16
Toll Road Notice.

NNHiS is to certify that the undersigned has
l. located aid intends to construct a toll
,ad up Willow Creek, humboldt county,
>evada, beginning at poinl On said cre.k
where Hill BeachJ s Id Stage road or, sses the
same; thence up raid creek following the
main right hand fox to the summit II the
mountain, being distance Of about ten miles.
plat Of ii Q proposed route of taid ro sd h ON
hie IN the Reeoroer's Office, Humboldt county
Mtv. raid Willow Creek il about 80 miles FRI IA
WHINE mncea, IN the road leading 10 silver
City. Ida 10, and Camp MeDermit, Nevada.
Witness my hand and seal this
SEAL. 18th day Cf March. 1873.
+. =. BRoUGHAM
mi5.30d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-16
Ranch for Sale,

HNHE Raspberry Ranch, situated in Rasp-
II berry canyon, three miles from Rap
berry Static n u the {. +. D.. H., containing
l30 acre OF arabic land, with plenty Of water
ior irrlgating purpt ses, is of.si ed for sale on
favorable TENS. Apply at once al the Dis.
met Attorneys office inne mucca. Nevaoa.
bls is rare opportunity to secure good
ranch.
Winnfmucca. New. March Is, 1870. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-16
Strayed.

Nrom Hum boldt House, a bay mare with
IL bell, one black horse mule, one II, n-gray
Lorse mule, Gle cream color d mare mule all
shod but the iron.giay. A rward Of TIN
OILAks each is fer, y the unaeI igned
for the delivery Of the animals at Humboldt
Hous' PEI Err hASK
Hun boldt House, March 20, 1879 If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-16
Not ce to Owners in Red Deer
Mine.

NOTICE is hereby given to George Carrel.
~ William Stock, NJ, d. Carrel, Jane
Elliott, Charles siskron and j. u. "asson
that suit will be commenced against you and
each of You by The ed Deer N lining Company
an association duly organized for The purpose
OF mining and develc ping the he'd Deer lode
Mount hose Mining District, Humboldt
county State of Nevada TO recoyer the sum II
three hundred and ninety dollars gold coin OF
the niied States, being your prosecution OF
he expenditures and liabilities incurred b.
said company in working said mine since the
7th day Of l. &c, mbtr, 1878. 10 the dat, hereof
under aud in accordance with the provisions
of an Act Of the Legislature of the State Of
Nevada, approved march 7ih, 1896, entitled,
San Act for the encouI age ment of mining.
CHAS. A. Bill oo,
supt and Managing Agent.
Winnemucca, March &c, 1879 apl-3w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-16
We import Direct.
Rutterick Patterns.

The simplest and most economical patterns in
use. They are the Standard Fashions
in Europe and the United States
The New York herald., 1879-10-30

He said pictures of the agent and all his
family. women and children, had been found OH
Thornburgh's body just before the attack on
the agency, and the pictures were covered with
blood and showed marks of knives on different
parts of the bodies the throats were cut.
The one of the agent had bullet hole in his
head. He said Twas represented in one of the pic
lures MS shot through the breast. Douglass said
my father had made these pictures, representing
the prospective fate of his family, and sent
them to Washington to be used to influence the
soldiers and hurry troops forward to fight the
Indians. This remarkable statement strange
as il may seem, was aflerward told me by
The New York herald., 1879-07-04

Steamer City Of Mop.re. Bp. cOndron Liverpool via
Steamer ysranos lBr, Carson Lverpool-John sesger
Steamer penmsrk asr' Williams London Hurst
s,eamsr Raeilia Br). Wilson. Newcastle-on- -Tyne-Bow
Steamer Kate Fawcott CBr). Wilson. Bristol. E-w d
Steamer Ethiopia CBr,. Campbell Glasgow-Hendsrson
Bros
steamer, Rhynland Beig Randie Antwerp-Peter
sts.mer City of Para Carpenter St Thomas. Para. Acc
Steamer City Of New York Deaken. Havana and Mexican
Steamer City OF Washington. Zimmerman. Hsvana-F
stes%sr Gamma CBr, Ledd,coat. Bsrmaaa-A Outer.
stsamer AIha%brs By. McElhinney, Halifax, Ms and
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk, City Point and
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance, Balsmors-J
steamer Sarah, sheerin, Pniladslphis-y y G Roberta
s,ssmsr Els.no51 x.,gg h.ragg rortiandJ Hh Amss n..
BARK Asdea sNor, r9nnssen Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark o vingo Nor) Larsen Bergen Norway)-Funch,
Bark Fornjot (Nor, Moe Antwerp-Benhan. Boyssen.
Bark staSs No seoSsen
Bark Arendsi (Nor). Thorsen, Cronstadt-Funch Edye
Bark Flash Light (Br. Card santander-scammel Bros.
Brig Pride OF Chaleur Br).
Brig Resalia starta dtaD. Maresca. opor.o-Benhsm.
s Wine ds "a; EayS
Brig Charlotte. Briggs, Barbados--Dwight Plstt
Brig Catherine Norris (Br, McBurne. Hantspor Ms
Whitney h ca.
Schr Morris Perot. Fountain, Pars--G Amsinck Co
Schr Caleb Rdgway mew). Tow send Para-Burdett
Pond
s w Co.
schr W wothorspoon CBr), Pettis. Windsor, Ns-P
Nevius Son. e. --~
schr Linda tBr), Msrrong Grand Nenan, NB-Jed Frye
&Co.
. schr Joseph Machecha. Woodbury.. Portland, Me-wm
Warden, ,
schr John Mayo, Bragg, Boston, Roberts.
sehr Wm Bowen pa.. JaGksSn B1stony Kqeests
bourne -.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
TO SARATOGA ON A BICYCLE.

remarkable and rather novel task was begun by
Mr. W. Rollins. who started at six O'Clock yesterday
morning from tie corner Of Fifty ninth street and
Eighth avenue, to reach Saratoga a bicycle. The
gentleman is twenty five years Of age and is anna
teur of considerable accomplishment. The journey
undertaken a test of endurance combined with the
powers of the bicycle and will, if accomplished. be
one of the longest distances covered by bicy
cler in journey According to the roads selected
by Mr. Rollins the length OF the trip is 1872 miles.
The line marked out is splendid one
for the 'hying wheel" First up the smooth Bou-
levard. then into Kingsbridge road and thence to
Yonkers by way of Riverdae avenue. Early in the
afternoon. after short rest, Mr. Rollins again set
out Tarrytown. He will rest 1T Sing Sing to-day,
at Poughkeepsie on Saturday, Hudson city on sun
day. Albany and Troy Monday. and reach Sara
toga on Tuesday. -i !,
Quite number of bicyclists aud friends assem-
bled at the corner of Fftyninth street and Eighth
avenue to see Mr.. Rollins start on. The group ex-
cited great curiosity ut such early hour and every
moment their numbers were augmented until q
large crowd had gathered. Promptly ut SIX O'Clock
the royd0eEr made his appearance from neigh
boring house. leading the bicycle after him.
He dressed in the regulstion bicycle
uitStiff felt hat, tight fitting suit of blue. with
of stout shoes tightly laced around his ankles The
hysique OF the young man was splendid and his
condition good. He rides 52-inch wheel Colum-
bix road bicycle, weighing ffty-one pounds He
ries nothing except small bag attached to the
of the vehicle in which necessares Of the voyage are
stored. The many experts who stood around spoke
terms. At last the moment for the start came, ana
at Oh. 10m. Mr.. Rollins few steps to give the
wheels impetus and then, with graceful bound
he reached his seat. and started of amid cloud OF
dust and the good wishes of his friends. Away he
went at full speed, while the more timid horses on
the road snied in terror. The first mile made in
minutes and after the man had got thoroughly
warmed up to his work the second mile was accom-
pllshed in five.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON. DC, July 3-Notice is given by the
Lighthouse Board that and after July 15 1873. two
leading lights will be exhibited Edenon NC,
the channe into Edenton Hsrbor recently
cavated by the United States Both beacons
show n ixed red light from ship lanterns
the erected the line OF inland navigation be-
Norfolk Va and ports in North Carolina The locs
and ptons OF the bcacons follows:
LANDING
Beacon light No at the junction Of Blackwstsr and
North Landing rivers shows = fixed red light
Beacon light No g + by about onc-half . nautical
mile from the point formed by the junction Of North
Landing and Backwater rvers--hxed white lights
Beacon light No B. on shoal at Grsenpoint and SW by
about three quarters OF nautical mile from Waak 8
Point-hxed white light.
Beacon light No end OF Farsby's the shoai aud
SE by r. about one half of nautical mile from Gibbs
Point-fxed white light
I cuRRirucK
Beacon light No 3. of Mackay's Island. distant SSE
about onequaiter of nautical mile from Troublesome
Point by " about IA nautical miles from Half
Point-hxed white light
Beacon light No ~ in southery direction from Mackay q
Island. distant nautical miles from Halfway Point,
due "a nautical miles from Currtuck Court House and
one-haf OF u nautical mile from Bells Point-hxed
beacon light No T. situated from the head Of Churchs
Island half nautical mile and 0nchaf nautical mile
from Bells Isiand-nxed white light
Beacon light No Long Point. entrance to Albemare
and Cheapeake Canai-hx xed white light
RIVER.
Beacon light No opposite mouth OF the Abemarle and
Chcsapeakc Canal-hxcd red light
BEACON light No 10, on Deep Bcad-hxed white light.
Each beacon with the exception OF No S where the light
Is placed top OF the keepers dwelling Ia wooden sruc
ture painted whcl consists OF iron column painted
brown, surmouned by ship lantern fifteen feet above
tide lighting the entire horixoa aud visible dis
tance OF eight nautical miles.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.

ANor4rp VIEW OF THE FAMOUS SARATOGA
coNFERENcE-wHAT WAS SAID AND DONE.
There was copied into the HERALD yesterday from
the Indianapolis Journal the chief points of an inter
view with Mr. George W. shanklin. the editor Of the
Evansville und) Courier. in regard to the meeting
between Mr. Tilden and Mr.. Hendricks at Saratoga
after the last Presidential election. In
the interview in question Mr.. Shanklin asserted
upon the authority Of well known democrats in this
city that at the meeting referred to Mr. Hendricks
urged upon Mr.. Tilden the adoption of a vigorous
line of policy regard to the assertion of his title
the Presidency and the counting of the electoral
vote but that Mr. Tilden rejected the advice. pre-
ferring to fight his cause in the courts.
The indianapolis Journal OF Wednesday prints
another interview on the subject with Miss Laura
Ream. correspondent of the Cincinnati C0mnercidi,
who 1t seems present at the conference between
Mr.. Tilden and his associate the ticket. Miss
Ream says that the meeting took place before and
not after the Presidential election and that IL was
not of the warlike character indicated by Mr. Shank
lin. "rhe only meeting" says Miss Ream, 'ap-
preaching conference they ever had was, think,
the 4th of August, following the st. Louis Con-
vention. They met then at Saratoga for the pur-
pose of comparing their respective letters Of ac-
ceptance of their nominations to the Offices Of
President and Vice President Mr.. Tiden came
naming until i've o'clock the same afternoon. During
this two hours and half the two Governors were in
consultation over their letters. Mr. Hendricks had
prepared his while the train going to Saratoga.
and though hastily written not u word OF 1t was
changed after the interview with Mr. Tilden.
REPoRTER-The conference you refer to was pre-
vious to the election. Do understand you to say
they had no meeting of the nature referred to by
Mr. Shanklin after the election?
Miss REAM-Yes. l am sure they did not meet
until after the inauguration of Mr. Hayes, and that
the supposedly stormy interview. rs detailed by Mr.
shanklin in the papers this morning. never took
place.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
SUBURBAN NOTES.

An investigation made by an Inspector Of the
Brooklyn Board of Health yesterday OF the reported
case Of cholera The Inspector found that the pa
tient was suffering from cholera morbnA.
Eight incendiary fires have occurred In Finishing,
j.. l.. in three months. and ThomAs COnnorion and
Thomas brennan were arrested yesterday by Dctec-
tives Smith and Hance suspicion. IL is said they
have confessed their guilt.
Joseph Mitchell u laboring man. while his way
TO his work yesterday morning on staten Island
discovered the dead body of infant enclosed in "a
wicker basket and covered with mating. Coroner
Uafney was notified and decided to adjourn the in-
quest for n week.
city Physician Aonzo Freeman. OF Jersey CITY,
was arrested yesterday on the charge of wife beat
ing The present Mrs. Freeman is his third wife,
and makes complaint that he is habitua drunkard
and has been in the habit of beating her at divers
times most unmercfully.
Nine Brooklyn storekeepcrs appeared as COM
plainants yesterday against Gardner Black, the
young man who arrested few days ago for at
tempting to swindlc them by pretending 10 get them
excused from doing duty as jurors. Justice Fisher
before whom the complaints were filed. adjourned
the examination of the prisoner till Monday next.
Catherine Conroy lived on the first floor of tho
tenement house in the of No. 212 Thirteenth
street, Jersey City. Patrick. her husband, lett
usual yesterday morning shortly after six O'Clock. AT
noon time he returned Tor his dinner and found his
bed At the other end of the rope she had
fastened a six-pound sadiron.
hre broke out in the basement of Grace Method
ist Episcopal Church, beautiful structure in Water
street, Paterson. early yesterday morning NO hre
has been used In the edhce for long time past
diaris recently in that portion OF the city, which
several occasions have proven successful. The
building and furniture were damaged to the amount
$500. Insured.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwERr. July 3-Arrived steamer Athens dr Corkery,
Philadelphia; bark Ernst Cswe), wiiiberg, East Pasca
goua. rf
BKlrAsr July a-Arrivsd ships nectanooga ,Br, John
Phladclpha Sd Lille Soullard (Br). Killani. do
BoRpEsux. July ARRIVED, barks Padre UtaD. Psssla
que. Baltimore: I'd. Lcpreaux (Br). Brown. New York
Sailed June 30 bark Taurus CNor) Frivold Baltimore
CAaDIrr. July 3Arrived ship John Potter, Mcclure.
Hamburg.
cAeL,ARI June 2e-Arrived bark concettina d,aD Pa
Iona, Philadelphia.
CoRuSsA, June 27-Arrived, brig Racheis utaD, Man.
elmo, Now York.
CaossrApr June 2s-Arrived. barks aurora CSor, An.
dorscn. New Orleans; 29th Landbo No Olson. savan.
nah Passat Nor Pedersen New York Quelle or). Ded-
ekamp. do.
CorESaAcS June 3o-Arrved. bark Torfaeus tkor). Pc
derscn Now York; July ship Martha No. zaehariasen.
Bsltmore.
DovnR. July o-on, brig BURY tBr. Randall from
Charleston.
EIsfsoRK June 3o-Arrived bark Niord (Nor) schong.
New York.
Arrived prior July D. ship sandusky Lowden. Cron-
stadt for -.
FuscnAL adcra). Juno 2aArrved, schr Lisxic Dewey.
Pctcrs. New York.
GLOUCESTER, June 3-Arrived barks Hannah Blanchard
(Br). Williams. New York Crono tAus) sterk. do.
GsSsrKrrspE. July 2sailed. ship ornsn tNcr,. Mesom
America.
HELsiScnonc, June 23-Arrved brig Gustav Adolf Ger).
Moler Charleston; 30th ship Wyoming Baker. New Or.
leans for Rcvsi mot ut elsngfors before reported
Hull, July 3-Arrivcd, ship Queen Of the East tBD.
Dunha Pensacola waltika tRusj soderholm. Phiiadel.
phia: bark Strsthearn (Br, Anderson. Portland, o.
Sailed I'D. bark COLUMBIA (Nor). Rostrup, Battle
HAvnn. July 2sailed Frijs dam. Johansen.
New York
lsLs or wionr. July 2-og. ship Ragna Br, MeGregor,
Now York for Antwerp bark Atasnta tGer Fischer do
for Hamburg
IPSWICH July 2-Arrved, bark Riesrdo dtsp, De Gre
gori, New York
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
S~ See port arrivals.

R1-See port arrivals
BRIG ARcTIc-Dvers making temporary repairs to
the bottom of the brig Arctic Dr. from New York for
Luarca. at Newport. l. Pm. July 2. she making
too much to New York without having s0mo
OF her leaks stopped
BRIG JOHN PIERCE OF Newport 21l 81 100 TONS built
Belfast Me- in 1853 and last coopered In 1874 and for
mery by Messrs Benz Finch and Samuel Bailey
laid Newport for the past has been sold
Boston parties for 81 800.
from Island Lockport Ms YOth
ult She has lost fore and msintopmsst and foreopga
lantmast 4
ScBR RIDE (of Salisbury Md. 100 tons,. Malone was
passing down the river ut Canton. Md. July with -four
deck and general merchandise In the hold just the
struck foremost the schoones port de directly
amdships blade of OF the steamers propeers cut
ting through the schooners planks below water She
side and drted toward the chan
Fort McIIenry Hats intending beach the
shoa water When the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A. however. the Rides bow to plunge
under and In few the schooner had In -
of the Arbutus propeiers broken causing loss Of
about SOD An effort Is being made TO raise the schooner
BAITM0RK, July 3-Workmen employed yesterday
under William West In raising the schr Birdie sunk in
the collision with the steamer Arhutus
Tuesday They have the vessel ahoat to-day.
most II returned to Capt Peter Malone. who part
Of the vessel Capt Malone ia unable to est
mate his loss. III
GALVESTON June 3O-The schooner X W Brown. which
has been loading bones for weeks seized
yesterday suit having bcen brought against
Dcred having In here months since in Distress
being bound from Pensacola to Havana with lumber
SniPBuILpISG-The keel of the 375 schooner to
be built at Anes' shpyard Rocklsnd, is being laid
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
AMERICAN PORTS.

Providence 1and cleared for Allyns Pono Aroy do
BosToN. July a-cisared brig Herman. Hiehsorn Bar.
stssdi.h: Higgins. Gs.rss.oxn, Sc; w,, 1.' 10y
Siei Carroll, New York: brgs Ch.mpos lBr. Fannss,
'tss Ssia. Ss%es. bs sssa .ssss VIM
a. S
DO; Graham smith do; Cora Wilson; do Mary stew.
s.ss SG ct .iss.Ss ss E:a
Sts %S.ls Ss lSs
Hilton Aas%; aa.imors Lsna Hunter si.lsy Alice b
S. ss rs:.' Mays b%%
is HssdI s%Ss'p % ns D.%Sn sSa
Price. Nlckcrson; Hannah willeus. West; Freddie L
&sny
wilde. Hall Alaska, Clark ROndout Osprey, Grow
cleared. .s.sa%sr Marathon Ma sB, G.srs.t Lssrpoo;
sri spicer Rotterdam; Frsdsn CNor Hrenisin. wnss;
brig J. Williams rssfor rora%d .sh,. storm King
phiA; james Ponder Fisher. do; Mary Collins soners,
GsGsss n; ssss,e Now y1st bark ''e
Lossand Boston; Vim Keansds Poster Savannah; ship
5, Jsso de Cuba; Howard Johnson Paul Eieasnsra:
May corson Williams: rrsgyiasase; iisrry I Wilton,
Cleared-sehrs Mar.s A HOLINESS burr Burr Portland; 4 NJ
Caspian :, .,s r Essr,eG, bark ESlA
sdArrvsd steamer w% g., wqodwsrd foang New York; &
dark. Ssy fsS sS aIiS tqSnss sry m.s
Lss New avsa ,O onseh%sp w.,': ;ey Bo'ton How
Also arrived barks san P,e,ro dtab, semidel, Nowry;
Cassllo tl,u. Andersen Havre barks
Nieeops d,ap Pence & Bordssax; dean Gaiorni" sDu,eh,.
Harvester lBp MsLaush,in Londonderry: Caledonis
Bristol Sa"so bovs1s ..D Isuro bsSiia @
d,ai Fernando; 1ioncss,er: brig Mary comory.
'isi sRiSFcsl sc june a-xrrveS bark Maggie aSr
as,h"Ciearod barks abort Young tBr, Dawes United
Kingdom; Aurea .Br, Coates; do
sa rS"a Henry %Ss %
Baltimore; Cabot. bunker; New York
Bsrssy Parker sSs PSsasiph "'''' ''" '0's A0'''
iSs & J% s
aa 18Th ~s""s S orSn r
Bird Bangor for stonington aud New Ycrs Wnd sailed
sailed 24th. sehr Jaehin. GIkey. Rondout
BuCKspORr. juno D-sailcd. schr Ruth Darling.
BRisfoL, June so--Arrived. schr 9 Holden, Mcpce.
July i-ssled sebr James IIewett Adams Alexandria.
BEVERLY July 2-Arrived schr Rachel Seaman, sea-
CEDAR KEYs. June 29-Arrived, schr Brush. ricke,t.
.CnXRLEsroS. July s-ArIved, schr Laly. Cole New
saiied-Bsrks Vale tNor olsen Hamburg Mary Mckee,
CxLAis, June 2s--saed schrs Annie Gus Sawyer. New
crsges SSwcss so yp huns nds and
do; July Com Kearney, Thompson do; "a Mary wilson
CAsTfNE. June 3o--sacd, schr Brilliant, yarnum New
waIsicr, Phinney. fhiisdelphia'
phsaspSs Kns.,o% New 'iee Y Day ''''
sT11 sna nss's pax ,asy rnsdsIpns
Xiiied sD,h, schr Percy, Mitchell. New York.
Dyer New YUsi Tor RSssaaa ''h'
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
EMBALMING A WHALE.
CROWDS OF SPECTATORS AT PIER ~ EAST
RIVER WITNESS INTERESTING SCIENTIFIC Ex-
PERIMENTS.

CROWDS OF SPECTATORS AT PIER % EAST
RIVER WITNESS INTERESTING SCIENTIFIC Ex-
PERIMENTs.
Captain Patrick Owen in his glory all day yes
terday hundreds of persons collected the
wharf adjoining Fulton ferry to gaze upon the
whale he had captured the lightship ON Mon
day morning. rough tent was improvised that
the crowd might be kept back while experiments
were being made by scientific gentlemen of this
city. The carcass of the monster was punc-
tured with . long needle and then subjected
to the acrystsos process for srresting decomposi-
ton. This was done by injecting = clear. sweet
smelling fluid into the holes made by the needle and
this liquid possesses the property Of coursing so
rapidly through the tissues that when it was in
jeced at the head it oozed out few seconds after
ward in the punctures near the tall BY this
it is claimed that the body of the animal will be pre-
served frcm decay for years with only diminu-
ton in weight arising from tho congestion OF
the blubber apd the evaporation of moisture,
and this reduction, 1t s stated Will be small to
be inAppreciable. should the experiment prove
cessful. was confidently predicted by two promi-
nent physicians yesterday. the carcass will prove
valuable acquisition to the collection in the Smith
sonian Institute. Hitherto the only idea to be de-
rived in museums regarding the whale is
from n mere skeleton, but in this instance tho
specimen. being preserved entire. without even
the removal of the intestnes will prove
the finest ever exhibited. The blubber Is six
inches in depth. and is CAPABLE of producing five
barrels of oil, aggregating 900 pounds The wound
Inflicted by the harpoon IL about three inches in
depth. the right side and IL matter for dis
cussion whether that would initiate against tho
operation of the akrystalos a preserving agent.
Mr.. &. n. Middleton. whose father the oldest
whaler in this section of the country assured the
HERALD reporter that the experiment will he sue
cessful and that the results thereof to science Will
be of incalcuable value. He says that the body Of
the animal will not be reduced below 1000 pounds.
and no offensive odor will be emitted.
To the crowds that assembled from curiosity the
sight OF the crow perched on the nm OF the whale
was q novelty almost equal to that OF the monster
itself. As stated in the HERALD yesterday tho
whale frst discerned by means Of this crow,
which perchcd the whales back and sub
mitted tamcy to capture The bird retained posses
sion of its fnny perch yesterday. and. though fire.
quently chased away. would fight with its tormen-
tors and return. But for the measures devised to
preserve the animals body from decomposition IL
would be necessary to bury 1t throw IL overheard
to-day IL will he taken to Coney Island tomorrow
and there exhibited tor several days.