... n. was postponed, WILD SWANS IRELAND, Three these magnificent bWs. .bores only when th,w.«n .. esMlt'on.llr shot Lough Foe, rm Thamday. Kvleraore Hooso, and his keepor, Thero .be swans Ming on. of the Waterfall. »nd «reat h«d tojherf-swe* anoroaobins ...

... well•known feet that at a brief depth below the surface of the sea the water is undisturbed by storcha or currents, he proposed to sink to this depth iron buoy., aeourely anchored. Upon these buoys, as a solid founds. lion., he asserted that small watch-towers ...

... short lima, a hook, and • red rag attached, something after the fashion in which bluefish are beguiled to their fate on the Atlantic comet. They are in some oases brought all alive to New York inclosed in waterpens. The red rag is dropped immediately in ...