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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
COLD AND SILVER QUOTATIONS.

BuenOs Ayres, oct 3I.-UUIu OIVsou '0-O'' "V TIE
premium. -,,... ,a.
Amsterdam oct 31.-The price OF hne silver mas
fallen to e5 guilders per kllo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
THE VICTORIAN CABINET RESIGNS.

M.hoprne Oct 3l.-The members Of the Coonal
Cabinet have resigned in consequence OF the passage
YESTERDAY Of vote of want Of confluence by Inc
Victorian Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
sr,vNcrt,rv1vc: THE cAppIsoy oP TRIpOIl

STRENGTHENING THE GARRISON OF TRIPOLI.
ConstantnOpe. oct. 31.-1he Porte has ordered the
luthortes in Tfpol 10 prepare provisions for large
additions 10 the garrison and fortfcations OF the
province
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
y,xc ropoID STARTS FOR HOME.

perIip oct. 31-King Leopold left POtsdam To-Day
an bs return 10 Belgium. lie accompanied 10
the railway station by Emperor William, who bade MN
a warm farewell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01

1t will be seen that the absolute increase between
$50 and 800 exceeded that between 1870 and 1850
by 6s5 6Oa and that the proportional increase was
The following table shows the population of the sew
er states "a found by the enumeration of ths
wear, 1890, 1850 and 1870: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01

Havana oct. 31.-The vigorous Cru ade against brlg
andage in Cuba is still being carried on three more
bandits being executed to-day in the town OF Colon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12

demanj; prime, &c.; extra prime, SIC.
fancy. 35sc.; Spanish active at 95c. to 81.
The offerings OF tobacco on Tuesday were
small, and very moderate on Wednesda
TODAY they were more liberal. For all fineI
grades OF shipping, prices were fully sus
tanned, with sales at from about $3.50 &c
$l4.75 for good to fine. For the better grades
OF working tobacco, prices ruled very fair
but for other sorts Of working prices were
lower. There Is no doubt that poor grades
still keep ruinously low.
The cotton market keeps dull. with little OF
nothing doing, and the bulk Of what is here
and is now coming in 10 ordered by be
owners to be held.
The contributions from the several
churches in the city to the Home for the Sick
for the past month were S64.55.
The Circuit Court, Judge Il. A. Hancock
presiding, will meet pursuant to adjourn
ment, tomorrow morning, when arguments
will be heard on a motion to dissolve the
injunction in the case Of w. n. Boiling
plaintiff, and the Petersburg 0dd-Fellows'
Association defendant.
Mr.. Elijah Bradshaw, q well-known citi.
zen OF Prince George county, was stricken
with paralysis on yesterday. His entire
left side is affected.
A grand german will be given at Church
Road Crossing. in DinwIddIe county, to-
morrow night, by number Of young men
In honor OF MISS Rena smith. daughter OF
Hon. j. Amber Smith, OF Washington. ID.
G., and Miss Bena Fitzgerald. Of Richmond
The occasion promises to be quite society
event.
At recent meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of the Virginia Normal and Col
legiate Institute, it was decided to have a
police officer appointed 10 do police duty in
Ettrick and at the Institute, the appoint
ment to be made by the Judge Of the Coun-
ty Court Of Chesterfield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
FNTeRPRlSlNG WORK.
Mcrarihy's Manifesto Cabled In One
Hour and n Quarter.


Hour and n Quarter.
Especial to The Times bv Dunlop Cable Co.
LONDON, Dec. 1l.-Thomas Sexton and
John Deasy, representing the Irish Parlia-
mentary party, were at this end of the An
glo-American cable in the office of Dalziers
Cable News Agency tonight TO receive in
person the manifesto OF Dillon and O'Brien,
which began coming in about $3.50 O'Clock.
After reading the manifesto Mr. Sexton sent
the following cable message TO the dele
gates:
"We observe with great satisfaction the
absolute identity of opinion existing be-
tween the delegates in America and the
majority of the Irish party. We feel per-
fectly confident that when the fever
of the moment in Ireland has abated.
and the people have time TO reflect upon
what they must do to save their cause from
ruin. your manifesto will have a decisive
effect, THOMAS SEXTON, New York."
In connection with the above. it is inter-
estng to know that Wednesday the dele
gates, Messrs. Dillon. OBrien, O'COnnOr,
Sullivan, and Gill. were in the office Of
Dunlop's Cable News Company at 2:l5,
New York time, and consulted with Messrs.
Mccarthy, Sexton. and Deasy over the cable
regarding the manifesto that was issued by
MIR. Mccarthy and his forty-siX col
leagues in London. The entire mani
festO was sent over, each paragraph
by itself, and the gentlemen at this end made
their comments on and signifed their ap.
prOyal of il before il was finally signed by
Mr. Mccarthy in London. Three cables
were placed at the disposal OF the delegates,
and the entire document, containing 1850
words, was cabied, discussed, approved,
and signed in Just one hour and quarter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
M'CARTHY'S MANIFESTO.
The London Times Comments Upon IL and
Parnelrs Position.

The London Times Comments Upon IL and
Parnelrs Position.
Special to The Times by Dunlop Gable Co.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE London Times To-
day comments as follows upon McCarthy's
manifesto: There is striking contrast
between the fighting spirit of ParnelPs ad.
OresS and the tepid, commonplace political
argument strung together in the manifesto.
We are not supposed to deny that this later
document is ingeniOusly reasoned from a
GIadstOnian point of view, whateyer the
feet in Ireland. VIII it not be inter
preted ae iustifying all Of Parnelfs
charges, demonstrating the dependence
of the Parnellites upon an English political
party, and abandoning the position winch
endowed him with force and means, winch
compelled Gladstone to accept the principle
of home rule. Parnell may be wrong, bat
his calculations are plausible and flattering
10 the vanity OF Irishmen. Parnell scarcely
takes the trouble TO defend or excuse hIm-
self. lie carries the wal iato the enemy 5
country. He LAYS stress on the pi'l1ge ne
raye when he stood for Cork ten years ago,
that his party would cever accept ofhce
under the English Government. and he tries
10 convey The impression that because some
OF his colleagues wish to wriggle out OF the
pledge he is 10 be sacrificed 10 Mr.. Glad
stones scruples.n
The Daily News SAYS! "O'Brien's sailing
SATURDAY. may be in touch with his col
leagues. There is little hope that Parnell
will be brought to reason. Events IN Dub
lin Yesterday and the fOrelble seizure OF the
paper O'Brien made the medium of a pow
erlul popular appeal, showing what the
character of the civil war Parnell
il forcing in Ireland is. The manifesto
OF the Irish members should be fairly
Judged by the English public. There is not
much bitterness ia it wbea the proyocatioG
is considered. 1t lays the writers open to
the charge Of having tried to husn up
things too earnestly and too long; but this
is not very grave charge TO make against
the followers of a leader who rendered what
Gladstone calls the splendid services to the
cause Of his country. The recent conduct
OF Parnell puzzles the historical student
first to have done so much good, then to try
and undo what he had done; 50 trusted
ther 10 prove the trust in him vainl be has
shown such self-cOntIOl, AID then becomes
wildly uncomfortable"
AN ANTI-PARNELLITE PAPER.
The arrangements are proceeding well II
starting a new anti-Parnellite paper II
Dublin, in opposition 70 the Freeman
Journal with O'Brien snd sexton ss edi
tors. and Dillon. Healy and Mccarthy as
writers, and Il. L. VCCnnOr manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
items From the Guy on the Other Side of
the River.

items From the Guy on the Other Side of
the River.
fne reunion Of the Elliot Grays' Associa-
lon, which was to have taken place to-
night, has been postponed. The time and
place for the reunion will be named shortly
uy the Executive Committee .frhe postpone
ment is caused by the indisposition Of Mr.
Henry A. Jordan. The Executive Commit
tee were unwilling to engage IN any festiv-
tiles while 30 true "A cOmrade, AMI the first
one shot down. was on "A bed OF suffering.
Mrs. Mary T.. Broadnax has been appoin-
ted postmistress at Swanboro vice Mrs.
Mary A. Hacket, resigned.
The funeral Of Mrs. NJ. l.. Jennings took
place Yesterday morning at 10 O'clock from
the residence on Fourteenth street.
Grand Master w. +. Larrabee and other
grand officers visited Henderson Lodge, /.
o. o. T., last night.
William ii. Hughes, Of Manchester, has
been elected grand treasurer OF the Grand
Lodge OF colored Masnns, whose session
! closed last night IN Richmsnd.
The total number OF converts at the re-
cent revival at the Bainbridge-Street Bap-
tist church is 450. or that number, ninety
have been baptised.
Rev. Mr. G. ii. Van Houten will deliver q
sermon before New South Council No. y, Jr.
%. L. A. NJ, at the Presbyterian church
next sund ~ afternoon at 800 O'Clock. The
Council Will march from their hall In
body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12

the constitutional Governor OF ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone took occasion 10 denouncc rs
absolutely untrue the statement made by
Mr. Parneli. in his manifesto 10 the Irish
people, that Mr. Morely had suggested TO
him that Parnell might hold Office I'm Ireland
under the Crown before a measure Of home
rule was conceded. In conclusion, Mr..
Gladstone pronounced it 10 be the duty Of
the Liberals in Parliament to steadfastly
resist cOerciOn-a duty as sacred and ur-
gent now as il had ever been. This duty,
he said must be performed, no matter who
was or WAS not leader.
When Mr.. Gladstone's train pulled slowly
into the station at Workshop. another enor-
nous throng was found awaiting the arrival
Of the great commoner. Mr.. Gladstone. in
addressing his hearers, earnestly cOunselled
them not 10 abandon Ireland in this hour
of her dire need because Of anything which
had happened TO one individual. With
great breyity. yet with remarkable clear
ness, Mr.. G aGsione explained 10 his audi
ence that the obtaining Of necessary and
progressive legislation for England was an
impOssib'lity until the home rule question
had been gotten out Of the way in manner
satisfactory 10 the Irish people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
Funeral of Warrington McLean.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 1.-THE fun
rral of the late General Washington Me
Lean took place this morning from his resi-
ience in this city. The Rev. DR.. Douglas.
4 It. Johu's Episcopal church, read the
burial services, after which the remains
we're removed to Rock Greek cemetery and
placed in the receiving vault. There wer'
40 pall-bearers. There were present at the
house President Harrison, Vice President
Morton, Senator'S Payne, Carlisle. Black.
burn, and nearly all the members Of the
OHIO delegation in Congress. and many per.
,Ons distinguished or prominent in the poll
ical and social circles Of the capital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
CHURCH PROPERTY IN FRANCE.
Recent Legislation LiLe'y TO Lead to Im-
portant Results.

Special TO Tie TiIaes by Dunlap Cable Co.
PARIS, Dec. 1l.--It is likely that the new
legislation on the subject OF the property
owned by religious orders in France Will
lead 10 important results, as II is Iniimated
nat the property will be transferred to the
Marlsts. la Zarists, Christian Brothers,
Sisters of Charity, Sisters Of Nazareth,
the Carthusians and others who reside IN
England. The available property will be
transferred to the English banks, and let
ters OF probate taken out. Nearly all the
nIpds OF Roman Catholic chfistendom has
een invested in English securities or house
roperiy, including the reserve fund OF the
Monsigneur Zilewski, who was sent as a
delegate % India for the Vatican, has been
requested to draw up report OF Indian
securities, with the possibility OF an in
yestment. London is fast becoming the
financi Al headquarters Of Roman Catholic
ism,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Marriage of Miss Alice w. Robertson to
Mr. Allan X. Hanckel.

CHARLoTTEsVILLE, VA, Dec. 1l.-lspe-
cial. Miss Alice W. Robertson, daughter
Of Hon. W. J. Robertson, was married al
noon to-day to Mr.. Allan Il. Iianckel. oi
Norfolk. The marriage occurred az the
residence Of the brides father. in the pres
cnce of select number OF guests fr0m
this CITY, the University, New
York, Richmond. Norfolk, and Balti-
more. The bridal party entered the
parlOr precisely ut II and were met 10y
the groom and his best man. Mr.. George w.
Morris, accompanied by DIR J. ;. Hanckel,
father of the groom. at an altar prepared
for the purpose. DIR. Hanckel performed
the ceremony, assisted by the Rev. III. b.
Lee. The bridal party entered In couples
Miss Lefty Robertson, sister Of the bride,
and Miss Adele Burthe; Mr.. Frank Will
cox and Mr.. II. W. Mallett; Miss JUL !
Randolph and Miss Mary Robert
son, sister of the bride; Miss Antoin-
cite Burthe, maid Of honor, and Miss
Alice DubOse, niece OF the bride, carrying
the bridal bouquet. The bride wore heavy
white brOcaded silk trimmed with point
lace. diamond ornaments, and carried Il
bouquet OF lilies Of the valley. The maid OF
honor and Miss DubOte wore pink china
silk. The other bridesmaids wore white
Chida silk and carried bouquets Of bridal
roses. After the reception, which followed
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. llanckel LETT
for Asheville, y. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
JOHN L. M. iRBY.

Alliance Candidate Elected to Succeed
Hampton In the United states senate.
COLUMBIA, ;. c., Dec. ll.-John Laurens
Manning Irby, the young reioru,er. was to
day elected in the General Assembly to sue.
ceed General Wade Hampton as United
States Senator.
The nrst three ballots stood with ligh,
changes as follows: Hampton, 3s; Donaid-
son. 30; irby, 6S. The fourth BALLOT re.
suited: Hamilton, 30; Donaldson, 81: Irby
,lrby lacking only one vote of election. Th,
Donaldson men then changed their votes D.
Irby, electing hlm by l05 yo.ss; Donaldson
10; Hampton, AZ.
Irby was greeted with loud cheers by tn
Reformers, and Kisses by the ,traightout.
and crowds IN the galleries,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12

counties OF Fdgecombe and Wilson mex
year, and this will be safe estimate ioi
Nash. In Halifax there will be planted pro.
baby 5000 acres. Ibis will give 3o.Ot
acres for these counties, which, st tne nou'
crate estimate OF 600 pounds TO the acre
will make yield OF 20,O0O,0O0 pounds. ~
this amount Rocky Mount Will handle
4 10 OOO,0OO which at the exceedingly snnaii
average OF ifteen cents pound, Will amount
| 10 81 100000.
Last wednesday, In the neighborhood OF
| Zion. Mr.. ION Hilton. son OF Ar. tngiisn
Hilton. was out hu1ting when there nap
pened 10 him q very serious accident ne
wss leaning on his gun, when his dog jumped
against him. causing the gun 10 ne d,s- ns
strickland amputated the arm at the shoui-
der later In the day.
In the upper part OF Cleveland. near Knox
creek. Mr.. John Cline's engine and boiler ex-
ploded early Monday morning, ana TWO men
were killed, and John Bun, John X. hoyle,
and Lafayette wellmon were scsIded ana Sc
verely injured.
The Mallory Durham Cheroot Company
has been organized at Durham WITH capt.
tai stock of $3'i,0U0. 1he officers are j. L..
Mallory. president; Re. Peasants, treasui er,
and r. Hackney, secretary.
Ihe Baptist ~tate Mission Board has ap-
po nted one hundred missionaries TO carry on
the work in North Carolina. Rev. j. l.. Lowe,
Of Rocky Mount rs TO take charge OF the un-
day school aud cOiportagS Work OF the Dap
lists In that state.
The Asheyilie citizen reports 81 1876 col
lected for the entertainment OF the delegates
to the southern Interstate Immigration
Convention.
The reported sale Of the Norfolk and Caro-
lima railroad 10 the Atlantic Coast Line Is
most emphat.cally denied by The railroad
officials.
Granville county is still on the boom. An
~. a .ffaa A.
been discovered.
Typhoid fever, Of a MALIGNANT type, Is pre-
yailing, with very fatal effect, ut Columbia
factory In Rand lph county.
Miss Elizabeth Barrlnger, OF Salisbury.
aged Sc -enty-seven, was attacked with yer-
tigo a few daysago, and fell and broke her nip
Mr.. G.. W. Priddy, OF Danbury, killed cow
one day last week, in which he found SIX
penny nail aud "a silver half-dollar.
There are now five gold mines in operation
In Burke county. one of them, that at brin-
dletown, has been actively work for nearly
century and has panned out gold dust oy the
Dushel.
II is stated that Richard A. Douglass, OF
Allegheny county. Will come TO Raleigh with
the most streng h for the Speakership OF the
House. His principal opponents are L. u.
kinner, 4 II. sutton, and X. Is. PEBBLES
William g. Upchurch. who for over half
centuiy has been merchant at Raleigh, as
signed FRIDAY evening. lie Is engaged In
small way in the grocery trade, aud his assets
and liaDiiiti are not stated.
Milton Brown, OF salisbury. last week sold
a dog To 4. Lorrllard, Jr. OF New York, for
the handsome sum Of $3.50.
Welborn Brothers, OF Davidson county,
raised 635 bushels OF corn on ten acres.
he farm OF stephen j. ianiels. OF Greene
county, was sold a. der execution. and he put
pistO-ball through his heart Tuesday.
Tsrboro is to have electric lights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
Fatal Railroad Accident.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, Dec. ll.--While a west
bound fast freight was rounding curve on
the jersey Central ad near here this morn
ing several planks fell from a car to the east
bound track, and an east bound fast freight
crashed into them and was derailed, throw
ing both trains int the canal. Fireman Rink
ers was seriously hurt. and Brakeman Kisi
fatally injured. Another brakeman was
hurled fifty feet through the air INTO the
Lehigh river. lie swan to shore and hur-
ried to the tracks In time to flag the New
York flyer, which is the fast passenger train
IN the road. and was heavily loaded. The
tracks were blocked for several hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
ALEXANDRIA.
Hal Dulaney's Bequests-Haymarket Coal
Mines Success.


ALEXANDRIA, VA, Dec. 1l.-[special.l :
Regarding the estate Of the late Hal Du
laney, it is said all the bequests are in
money, and none Of the real estate was de-
vised, but left in trust to the oldest son OF
the deceased's brother, to whom also the
bulk Of the estate is entailed. Mr.. Du-
laney left his father, Colonel Richard
Henry Dulaney, all OF his jewelry.
books, ETC., and the use Uf all his
sil,er.plate during his life. His riding
horses, Silver Tip and Champ. and his
driving-mares, Lady and Countess, he left
TO his father and brother. His interest In
the mare Cricket he left 10 Mr.. j. i. Carter.
The will was made in Baltimore two years
ago, since which time the horse Champ has
been shot.
Development Of the co n mines near Hay
market has been in progress for the past
week. Many persons have been using the
coal, and pronounce it to he Of good
quality.
Mr.. Frank Longfeld, of Albemarle,
and Miss Mary llite. daughter of the late
Dr. Hite, Of Albemarle, were married In
this city to-day.
Mr. ID. McCarter Ramsey and Miss Fan
ME Mankin were married in Washington
last evening.
Mr. Charles Raley Morgan, OF Washing
ton, and Miss Fannie Carlin, of this city,
we're married last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
GLADSTONE ON PARNELL.
He EmphaticslIy pIgss the Retirement @
the irish Leader.

the irish Leader.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE train Which coA'
yeyed Mr.. Gladstone from this city TO Ha'
warden to-day, was met at Retford by a
vast ooncourse Of people. Mr.. Gladstone
appearance on the rear platform OF the last
car was the signal for loud and prolonged
cheering. The ex-Premier appeared III the
best OF form, and IN resonant voice nc
proceeded to address the auliiiude
which surrounded him. Referring 70
the complications growing out OF
Mr.. Painelps recent personal and
political action, Mr.. Gladstone, in the most
emphatic manner, declared that the further
continuance OF MIR. Pafnell in the leader
ship OF the Irish Nationalist party would
have been bluGder. fatal IN It's results 10
the cause of Home Rule, not in Ireland
alone. but in England. Scotland, and
Wales. as well. Parnell, he said. was no
longer the leader OF the Irish Nationalist
narty. He fully admitted the right and
iustice ofthe Irish party enjoying absolute
aud unhampered independence oil politi-
cal action. That party ought 10 eX-
ercise potential influence m the
consideration and settlement oil the ques-
ton of home rule; but there was something
above ard beyond any and ak cCnsidera-
great cause OF Liberalism in England, scot
land. ireland, aud Wales. hr. Glad
stone, in referring 10 the relations
Of the Liberal party OF Enslanidi
and the Irish Nationalist party, SAID
the confidential communications which
had passed between the two parties as well
as The conversation had between himself
aad Mr.. Parncll at Havarden, in November
SO. were equally satisfactory 10 both par
ties. Speaking OF the divorce proceedings
Mr.. Gladstone expressed his belief that they
were of nature calculated 10 destroy thai
moral force needed 10 Ireland by ANYONE,
who aspired % be the leader o.
the national cause. The Liberals iell
that In granting their adhesion 70 the
cause VI home rule they would constitute
am Irise leader the constitutional ruler
of Ireland, and they were unwilling.
ia view Of what bad ip'n developed
ia the divorce proceedings, and what
now appeared IN the private anu
public lie Of Mr.. ParneIl, 70 make him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12

Many OF the farmers near Tsrboro are hold
ing their cotton, waiting for the prices 10 rise.
The receipts OF late have not been so heavy
as were expec ted. attributable to the decline
In prices.
In 1884 the nrst experiment was made Ia
Nash county in 'he cultivation OF bright to-
bacco, twenty four acres being planted. in
isS 9abou' I. .50Oacr swere cultivated, and In
1870. between Ave and six thousand acres
In 1890 considerable crrp was planted Ia
Wilson and Edgcombe counties, aud @lso IN
halifax II In stated that not less thar
10000 aces will 10 plant q In each OF ths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
A Horrible Spectacle.

NORWICH. CONN, Dec. ll.-Yesterday
the police found Stephen Corcoran lying
dead in pool Of blood on the floor OF hs
house, while his blind and demented wife
lay dying on bundle Of rags, and his step
laughter, Mary Gallaher, was on filthy
bed in the last stages Of consumption. All
the surroundings denoted abject poyert,
aud starvation. Many said that COrcoran
had died of hemsrrhage during the night.
A young man named Spencer was also in
the house, but was too drunk to talk. He
vas arrested on suspicion of having stabbed
COrcOrau
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-12
KING AND QUEEN.
FIturishing TowB-Remarkabiy Curious
Freak Of Nature.


Freak Of Nature.
WALKERToN, VA, Dec. lO.-ISpec;al. =
In the past few months there have beer
built here two new stOrehOuses for genera
merchandise, one millinery and notion
store. new carriage and wagon factory
10 which will he added in the ensuing
spring "A cabinet and furniture-factory
There is also being constructed new drug
store. owned and conducted by one Of the
OF lest ph lrmicistS in the state.
one of the most wonderful curiosltes III
animal life ever saw was shown me a ie"
days ago by one OF our citizens here, who
oWas IT, It consists If a little blacs-1nd
white Berkshire pig that has three eyes, one
On each side OF the head, and one on top
II also has two separate and distinct noses
twO tongues, two full sets OF teeth, and
louble under jaw. The upper iw is sep.
irated in the middle about one and a-hali
inches above the end Of the noses, while the
lower jaw IL joined together. The pig Is IN
al other respects perfectly we'll formed and
tleyelOped.