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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-19
TO THE PUBLIC p!
GREAT BARGAINS
AT TIE
MERCHANT TAILORING
Establishment.

THE undersigned have just received from the
| Eastern markets one of the LARGEST,
and BEST STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought TO t1is market
The Stock consists in part of superior French
and ENGLISH Cloths Of ali cclors, Casimeres and
Vestlngs, and other goods which they will sell by
the yard or make up to order. They also M
yite attention to their Stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
A FINE AND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FASHIONABLE HATS.
NOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties,
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, &c., which they
will sell cheap for cash.
All Goods purchased elsewhere will be cut
and manufactured 10 order a; short notice and
fit guaranteed.
We are also agents for the celebrated No.
Family Empire Sewing Machines
). p. HU MRICKlIOUSE,
JAS. S. RIGHTS TINE.
Oct 70
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-19

QATiN Gloss Starch Tor sale by
y ~. T. Lemen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-19

Favors to all alike. Our NOTION Depart
ment is now complete, where you can gel eve
rything usually kept in First Glass Store. ii
YOU should not see what you want in the
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24

Let Us turn attention to the auditory nerve.
This Of several thousand microscopcallg fine
threads of fibre. held together by connective
tissue and has its origin in that part OF the brain called
the medua oLion0ata which is just at the top OF the
spinal 1t passes through this. the Internal
auditory canal of the skull. and before entering the
labyrinth divides into two branches of which
the vestbule and to the cochea. The vesbular
sends two bundles OF aments into the yeStibue,
where suiall sharpcOrnered crystalline
particles carbonate of lime the socalcd otoliths
of the situated adjacent to the nerve
threads and, also, bundle OF hlaments TO one
end of each semcircular canal, where between
the terminal nerye-threads large number of
exceedingly fine. sharp pointed elastic bristes grow
up. The cOchlcar nerve sends Its terminal
branches through the central axis and into the cOchear
duct Upon the basis membrane OF this duct the So
called membrane basaris" part of the membranous
sepum between the yeStbuar and tympanc staircases
there erected, as IL were, several thousand little
arche each composed of inner and outer fibre or rod
called COrts arches and rods. Hensen has very re-
Gently found that this membrane basaTs increased IN
breadth from its beginning, opposite to the oval mem
brane to the top OF the staircase In the instance he eX
amined than twelve fold. This circumstance and
the consideration that the membrane IS composed OF
fbres, stretching breadthwise across and only slightly
held together lengthwse, have induced HemhOtz 10
regard these regularly graduated hbres or the membrane
baslaris being OF deterntnate tension ana vbrae,
this Of Helmhotz represents the latest advance
and actual condition of knowledge upon TINS suJect
THE COCHLEA SHOWING sEPrUA.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
DECISIONS-MARCH %.

Supreme COurt-ChdmbTS--B Judge FancheT-
GOODYEAR Goodyear aThe motion strike denied with.
out MOrgn-Order for granted Nordbsn,
Sendel a-Moon denied. MahOnry Gilmore and
granted Of In the
of Samuel Seibe sg Marshall ct aL-Mooa deliver papsr, and
substitution the the present Of
disbursements and fees granted sgt
AmOny granted the Of month and
oener al Ruiner et a-Seed stated on the
amendments la the matter Of Ellen BurkeCommsoners admeas
dover appointed
Superior Court-Special TeJm-Bv Judge Van Worst
allowance
The Commission Of Appedls-ALBANY, March o.
Anhe,
todsv: Jndgment affirmed with costZsmith sQt Ised RtoB
Ere Railway StanWiI Bank
Stout Spaudng Norman De6ed Ferry Compny
BrooEyn scbepD Carpenter onghtaing GrbecE
vsdewAe Wademsn The Albany susqehsuna
ag- Scott, Mills agt. Mills, HolingSorth ad. Spau-
ing Notter agL Bushnell Rider sgt Pe, For sgt Allen
Tyler sgt Church 0n affirmed With eosBadiord ag Bradford
Flake Van Wagner Judgments affirmed by default with
ag vsndeOel Thompson Dunbar Kelly sgt Randopb The
Buffalo Railroad SgeeT. Judgments reversed;
new Trial granted abide eventunt Chapman Cohoon
Road ComDAny The Buffalo, sfOTk and Railroad
Nssyori Central Railroad HarteaH asi Gardner SHovSd
Ag Lounds sg Downing PArha AgL Eger Wheeler art
spBos default order reversed and verdict sde-spooner
Keller Order affirmed and judgment absolute against
seo a and order Of special
with eossWatertown Bank
Mix Order reversed and judgment At the Special Terra With
sgL Newell Appeal dismissed without costs 10
either paryPouDd agt Peek Judgment modified by striking
from al statements 20 bdueiA capacity, and modified
without this either patT-Prouty agt Rwn
National savings Bauk on New
Hoye sgt The PstsbDrg and Montreal Railroad Compsny.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
PASSENGERS SAILED.

poR IIyERPooLIs 'l.a,sshtD ESia. March n-Gen w@.
Me Ms Ns e. MI % & May & s Mt Sl%e ,nS sn NAM Ms n pac a
Clark Mas Isabella somersei Lieut. DsgeJ e. H9L g. lie SIsar
Annie sutton Miss AasG.ia stern r. r Pekeral M Piekenag
Ms' Pickering Master fiekerag Mn = W. DayIs Miss Salss D.Vis
nreks Jas HUDSON joan H. MeKiney C. a. wadwe @. w Gar
Io3 ,iI> Garrison r. DaseaSnE g. 4 Ae5 SIMPSON Se9tTs
4 Norton, W; Felix Munster, 81 p James r. Brown Matthew
ri5 ,arf Mason William T. Lincoln neuv Thtlbeg George f.
Esn.haw Mrs Eansbaw Hail. John Brown. Albert easny,
Howell Mr.. IoEe. Msste FanL sidney ITowps Rchner wm
corhgsn Gen Thomas Bahoiow Francisco Pena'e Eho Lanos
Charles bareno Garbareno H. T. JsHi1en. M Janeu, John
Harris Rosentha Alfred ogien Richard BGer Mrs Butler Miss
ohamGtS to4ars C. bht1nTa Mt II II - SPauIpE it n !"
FOR BREMEN AND sOUrHAMPrON-H steamship Mos,l
March DelVsn woodruff aud wife Masters aud W. woodruff
wife sad child Al Scbmidt Wright Senhart, NJ segman
M,nebaurn wife daughter NJ Well H. Slede Mr. W. Ihen
Hng,hu Mn B. Lnihom Fohs Mr. Schmemann Mis L. Kuhn
Loeb E. sehwanbom, r. A. Kempe Mrs d. Doerng k Doeng
FOR IiAvRE-Ia steamship Ti de Paris March 2ADr C. Reg
SS' n III ah S halIH r. i Wss MISC IL LeSoS Mr. w%;nn
Ms,mn Broe Mr. verseg Mr. Cgn, NJ H. BTan P WIN, o.
Theodore Layas joel Carter Russell A. Care Yves hOyaan H.
Naban A. Bodet Mr. and Mr A. Jolly Jean francois Ceaeh, A.
FOR GLASGOW" s|aa 10 australia March 2G T. Wright
r. Thomas H. Hfpe Dar5on Miss 1henu MAYOR BERTHE smith
g. H. Tsggett and wife M Brass aud wife Harriet Skeans C. r. Run
FOR SAN FRANCISCO sarsssp Henry Chaanoey, March a.
Head servant Miss Eliza Gi Mrs Mary Gd aId child. samuel
ting w. T. Sproue G. spear and child Way passengerG
obano Lieut. Geo Roter EPncss Jas \ Kelly Ch1s Au
,. Sherbum, H. n Loeb Benz. Mosher G. A. Atcher ., - ,
March G. L. Morgan H. w wslse Walker J. H.
L. Moroni aud wife Mrs b. H. Densog H. TAYLOR H. b Bynne
Charles James j. w. Morgan Mrs Desbouons infant and
Reynolds Miss Gsls Moore Johnson Charles Williams, h. n
Prince. .....,, - ~ ,,,- ~, ~ A.,
Mhrenbol P n Won Prasg s w smit BENZ G. Terry William
lady Mis- Jaa A. Chneh. Francis Arnold, James g.
Rockwell lady children and servant Charles w Joues ard lady
Mics Emma Jones, H. s. Allen,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
U. 8. SUPREME cOuRT:-wAsnrxe1ox. March %.

No. 1S7.-Brigham Young, Trustee in Trust of the
o Of BlteT-Day Saints William GOibe
Territorial Court Of UihTms action
Brigham alleged be due from
Irrigation aud Canal Company The defense that
with the Ga the the Court
permitted be introduced Of rendered the
Irrigation Company and allowed the jury proof the u
association, and the Irritation Company
anoiher and the other Industrial
separated their Indicate IL sub
upon ruling judgment should be
er Thomas Fitch for plaintiff Ia defendant
peanDg. ~
Usb-lssue joined between plainhs defendants
the Probate Court Of Salt Lake County,
tby Judgment The Third District Court OF the Territory
jurisdiction Of the The writ Of error msinn that the
been snnuled By Congress still force The defendants
contend having originally provided that the Probate Courts
should be their limited by law.
limited such subjects aud jurisdiction usual
and do have law jurisdiction Hlyer nd
Fitch Tor plaintiffs in error; defendants not appearing.
i3J-SnOW United States rel Hempstesd-Buor 10
Territorial Court for UtshTe question 10 this
whether il Is the dJ Of the pPie States Attorney i9g
Utah Territory 10 prosecute 10 the seve counties Of the several
districts Of The Territory all persons accused OF oaenss
re against the laws Of the United States
laws whether the Territorial Legislature cannot provide for
Of prosecuting officers
laws The below held that District
the TeTnoJ the United States aud therefore
Ud States District Attorney charged with the exclusive poseca.
The writ Of submits tha this assumption
disposed b. this Court in Clinton ct al Bngebrec
The Government declines make the point Her
Fitch for plaintiff q. H. Hl for United Stste,.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
THE COURTS.

REMINIsCENCE OF NOTED BURGLARY.
The second trial of the suit brought by the
First National Bank Of Lyons Iowa, against the Ocean
National Bank which has been the calendar OF the
courts for a long time closed Saturday by the
unfortunate disagreement of the jury When the famous
Ocean Bank robbery occurred. about four years ago
$4,000 IN United States bonds, deposited a short time
before in the bank by the Lyons Bank, stolen,
and AS the Ocean Bank refused TO make good
tho loss, the ground that the burglary could
IN way he charged to its negligence the present SUIT
was began for their recovery Three months ago the
first trial the Common Pleas resulted in discOntinu
account of the illness of one OF the counsel
For the last week the second trial has been in progress
hefQre Judge LlrremOre ex-Judge Birdseye aud John
r ParTU.s appearing Tor plaintiff and defendant
spectiyely ibo jury Out all Friday night and
Saturday were discharged after announcing the impos
sim fy of 1g
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP sBw-ToRK...............

PORT OF sBw-TORK.. d.
CLEARED.
Steamship Baltic l Kennedy Liverpool via Queenstown Hyde
Steamship vile de Paris r esud Havre George Mackenzie
Steamship Mose N G Ernst Bremen via Southampton Oehch
steamship Erik Dan) Carl Stockholm Tetens Bockmaun
steamship Byga Sye Senann Gonaye' st. Marc and Port an
steamship Henry Chaunce Gray Asnwa Pacific Mail Steamship
s,eam,bp Florida Cameron Hamilton Bermuda Jas Hand
steamship Clyde Kennedy Galveston via Key West H. Mallory
steamship Emily soude BuriicE YewOrlesn Fred Baker
Ss Fo Sp slsSn Ss SRo o. T Eov Seaman
Steamship ssaJseinto Hazard savannah william Garrison
Steamship Francis Wright fairehh Wilmington, N c. Lohlsrd
steamship Bell B,lemar Norfolk City POn, Rcbmoud
Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship aato Freeman PhStp6 idi Steamship c
Steamship sa%p Ss.Si wa% s'Es Fish s,eT s BEDFORD G P2Gs Fn Wood
steamship Ei's Richards Philadelpha VIM P. CLYDE Co.
s1ip $ Paul IIaihoIs. Bremen. BspeS 3 ITiGs1asy
BARI sidisE tBrl. Webster Bristol Charles P. sumner
Bark Atlantic DcLsIson, Bsrbaloes IL ToTbhdse sous
Bhg NuOvO PrOvdula dL ManganarO, Naples Funeh Edge
Brg AroO.toGL, BIyan, Barbados; Miller HoushtOu.
ss s s.S S%i d"v S Tfs Sh ISs %o r s. johns P' ws
Bns F.usiina Blanchard Havana, Brett Son 4 Co.
Bng L,dy Bird tBr BoasaE s. johns N H. A. oaterbdge.
sSs S ds,! PIG. %, T.|S r. 1 %. a sf SS
sesI Sc. L Bos'n Jsesso9si. s.gh' Petty
ssS ss ana. G.G: Ss E:i % a.l..ia.ai Ssa W. F' R
sehr G G Penrl MscslIa0 Goucsstcr n j. GoiTn SON
schT. H. T. Potter Anderson, Providence, Van Bnt Bro.
ScbL j. William Morre Stanford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ciy Of NewYOr tBr LOcesd Liverpool Marie nd
QueensiowB stb, with mdse aud pass. 10 John q. Dale
selmshp New orleans Gser SeS Orleans March IS with mdse
SHIP Haissi Coi Yarmouth Sd lilly Antwerp jan 2s with
mlse.
BARK Augn. tGer) Lonnus Hamburg l9 days with mise.
Bermuds pr0ince.
BsIk kunoms tNorb, Oseu Cardiff 81 with railroad
Bs Enma G. Lhaei lOf Rocaud Crockett Rio JaneTo
20, With coffee.
ba hong sysTe (Sogl Aaelssea, Dsuog % ds with steel
falk Il. ...
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24

Bark Harmony tof wuior So Dnmoe Newport 81 dJ' Ti'h
Barb s,bla Moses @ Yarmouth ST. Robbins Rotterdam % days
Bari LINDA stewart Co PorD sanchse days with
Bark Traveller (of Yarmouth. s Scott An,~srpss days With
8ark Ds Capo or) swsnd.op Nov g. Plymouth
Bari Eor,dS lNot 1ommsn Cardiff o days, With roroad irou
BsrtR W Ghmhs Of Turks l,and. Dr@Hond, Msi.un March
BARI ssnSsI Rolf So,, Larsen Shields Dee 30 Falmouth
Brig Iana Gtal) C,sero Newcastle GO DAYS with md.e
Bhg Matte b. Rue tof PorIsp York zsss 20 days With
Bng Emma L. Hall lOf Bo'oo) Fowler hhanLAs y days' Sit
Bhg sIas n Martin 0f CastnsD Brown IS day, With
brig enmb, tof Bact,perp Gney PonsPe Guad Il d'y'
Brig Jose Bareyas (span Dos Charleston iay IN ballast
Bhg EewYork QlLl sayre,.e Palermo q day, With fuit
Brig Harry Aubrey f Puswash, 81 Briggs, st. Pierre Mart
Brig Oliver tof Turks and) Nelson, MIX River Jam IS
BIG Havana Bennls Hnvan, Il days with s1rqr
Brig velO;e tItal y, Lsuro Lisbon IS days with Inls@
SeSr Lily Hughes Chsestoa days ith cotton ree. &c.
Seh g. L. Russell smith. Georgetown, s. C., days With naV
Mary McCnn lof Bangor KAvan'gh Porto Rico Il days
Scb h. Brewster d DroOtbov.n, sque Rio Jnnero Feb via
Hampton Ro'ds March 81 with coffee ,rrr,. ., a.. -. a
scr LeyHa Warren g,anou DcaeaIa - days With 'as,r
Sehr Cotton of Philadelphia Robinson ceufaegO' II days
Mara gf B.ugo veey 3emear, y lays With ussr gar
Seh Mar Lant Horton, Of and 10 days nom ueoaa VII" S
Sch Webster Barnard (of Buckspor Smith PontaPe 'u
Ia days, with ,,,
tof TauntOn Tracey Mhyagues L. 10 days
with sugar and moasses 81,
Schr John Rose lOf DrookhTen Hove. C1ibaen days mh
meAiO
Scbr Henry Miller Brewer Aur Cages % days with ogwOod
Sch Asa of ST. John, n. B Haskno Old Harbo JAM 10 d'y'
with logwod. a. -.
Schr g. (Of BrooEhsvea @coH Cardenas II days With
l.. .-.., .,.
lasseA -,
Scii @ V wn. % D. Marvel, oKsee, Baltimore for Ho'o.en
Schr. CaroineJ Kien1ls. ElSOod. Virginia
Schr. L. A. Saunders. Godfrey, Virginia.
SAILED.
se,.ns Bie for Liverpool; Vile de Paris for Havre Aasra-
Hs Gssgowi Mosel for Bremen Bg for PodnPnnee Sfi
Florida Hamilton Bermuda; Henry Chanuoey Tor AsnNai
CiyIe for Galveston Key West Emily D. Souier and Geo Cro
we'll New Orleans San Janto and Montgomery ior
Prncs Wright Wilmington; knight for George0wn d. -
Champion r Charleston; Isaac Bell for Richmond &C. bng Cen
Carrie Pungton Tor 81 Johns r. 3 r. smith
for Stys Lady Bird for ST. Johns n Ri schrs Meng9n yr
Porto Plata; Whiting for Demeraai Ocean Queen tor ODri
tar; f.. j. Palmer, for Campeaehy aud Froniera -
ARRIVED Sunday. March %.
Steamship Magnolia Palmer Savannah with wA'e aAd pa'' 20 W
iFor Latest ship Seics see Finn Pdge.I
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
SOUND AND HEARING.
1pcr,-pp nv DR LouIs ELsBERG.

LECTURE BY DR. LOUIS ELsBERG.
DISTINCTION BETWEEN NOISE AND MUSICAL
SotiND-CoNsTRUCTION OF THE EAR
Professor Louis Elsberg of the Medical De-
nsrtment Of the University OF tho City Of New-York
delivered on Saturday evening in the large hall of the
Cooper Uniou the first Of series OF three lectures on
souud" The special topic OF the evening Sound and
Hearing" illustrated by experiments and diagrams
The speaker began by stating that there were five Ques
tons be answered in his present lecture and these
were what is soundf What is the difference between
noise aud musical soundi On what do the pecuiares
Of sound, to intensity. duration. pitch, and tmbre
depends What is the construction Of our organ OF hear
ing 4nd how do heart In reply TO the first question
the speaker said that sound vtbraory motion OF
matter appreciated by the hearing organ. This fact
could he illustrated in endless variety Of ways.
SOUND PRODUCED BY CERTAIN VIBRATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
mElMHoLTz's REsoNAroRs.


Helmhoz has invented method of aDalyzing sound,
viz by means of so-caled ResonatOrs." These
hollow bodies one end of which placed into the
they are 50 easy Of application that any make
use OF them II properly attuned they at reveal
the presence OF their particular tOne if contained in the
sound sounds under examination. In my subsequent
lectures shall speak at great length OF this important
subject Tor the present, it suhces to make you ac-
quanted with the appearance OF Resonators and to tell
YOU that by their employment demonstrate, be-
You'd cayil or doubt. that every sound, as it
generally occurs in nature, it is produced
by most OF our musical instruments or the human
voice is not a simple, single sound, but compound
composite one, comprehensive from usual admixture
Ofnoses-of number Of tones Of different intensity and
pitch all OF which different combined heard
one To designate really simple sound the word
"tone" which, however, does not ordinarily occur in
nature but can only be produced arcally, and even
then approximately Only the musical sound made up by
combination tones may call "elang." Ire tone
Ioudes intensity cang is called the fundamental
or ground tOne and the pitch of the cang determined
by the pitch Of the fundamental tone the other tones
which differ from the fundamental and from each other
not only pitch but also intensity aud perhaps occa
sOnally in duration, Overones" and "undertODes"
t. e. which higher in pitch than the fundaDen
tai called oyertones tones lower in pitch than the
fundamental, undertones. The difference quality
clang-umbre is due to the fact that different caDgs
may contain the same fundamental tone, but have it
differently mixed with other tones Helmholtz discOv-
cred that the number and relative intensity Of the ad
mixed OyerOnes constitute the timbre of olangs-to
which would add that the number and relative Inen-
sity OF the underOne heard also contribute to make up
quality
lie, rs. for a moment look back at what we have
learned All sounds produced By vibrations; irreg
uar vibrations constitute noise, regular periodic
ones musical sound the length % sound depends on
the duration Of the vibrations, e. loudness on their
amplitude. the pitch upon their frequency. and the
clangtimbrc upon the numDer aud relative Intensity OF
other tones mixed with the fundamental tone.
Now must inquire what Is the construction or our
hearing organ To make myself Understood by all OF you
shall refer these large models and drawings and try 10
avoid all unnecessary technical details, but DO AZ the
same time in my description. The ear Is di-
vled INTO these three divisions outer middle ear
and inner
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
AUTOGRAPH OF A SOUND.

In this experiment tunng-fOrk with thin piece OF
sounding brass attached struck, aud then drawn
over piece Of blackened paper waving line ap-
reared on the paper where the thin brass had scrapcd
Of The lampb1ek. BY noting the time we take to write,
said the lecturer We may determine the number of vi
lratious of the particular sound To this case you
would find Is points made in one quarter OF second
hence the Of the tuningork is OF l92 vibrations
IN second The speaker then went TO show that the
iorces-sound heat light, and electrcity-were all the
result OF vibrations and could be converted ono into
another The difference between noise and sound was
declared to be that while the latter was the result OF
regular the former produced by irregular yibra-
tons.
I have stated the limits OF audible sound TO he the
rates Of vibration of l and $1,000 IN second, which en-
brace more than IL but those Of effective mu
scal sounds are much less The clangs used in music
arc almost never lower than 81 Vibrations in second
uhe lowest c on the panOfortel higher than 1905
vibrations in second he highest on the piinoforte)
thus comprising oetaves
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday,
Henry Lnge young cgatusker residing No % Orchars
sahbng Jacob
Moanhaer ChrJste in the shoulder aud face with knife
James Armstrong and William Smith H. hell o
Gchng Anne Ssckmans grocery No II Maugns
Charles Watson charged with fraudulent bank
rurcv released by Marshal Fske.
Edward Skmore charged with trying obtain rebate OF duty by
discharged BY
missioner charged with sSsaung with intent
10 XII Hugh Little American ship Liverpool discharged b.
Shields appearing ihs Roach sted only sef de
fen Mchse Wilson charged With eadeaToiBg BY false
Senons British hnit vessel changed TO United states
repi,ifr 90 bill by C0mmssl0ne Osbolu.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
NllsCeilaneou5.
DroposglS

NFwlOKK CENTRAL lIrnsoS RvER u. r.,
EHGsEgRs OFTICE, ALRASY March l6, t271.
NOTICE TO CONIRACTORS.-PROP
will received until THURSDAY April TO- at ~ O'Clock
the GRADING and MASONRY for TWO ADDITIONAL TRACKS
upon railroad this Company between Albany aud
Buffalo.
The will be divided into sections aud proposals submit
separaey
The Company right reject any all proposals If
deemed for lis interest 10.
Ample security iul6ment Of contract viii be DEMANDED
Profes quantities specifications be and after WED
EBSDAY March 2 those for the First Division ALBANY Sracuse
Wurtele Division Engineer. Exchange Building
Albany the Second Division Syracuse Buhiol the Office
OfWillam A. Haven. Division Engineer, Rochester.
Proposals ineiosed sealed envelopes ndOrd Proposals
New Track and addressed 10 tue undersigned at Albany
CHARLES Al. FISHER Chief In gneer.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY MARru ,

MONDAY MARCH %
MAILS Tor ST. Thomas Brazil Argentine Republic West Indies
eic steamship Ontario close az a. m steamship 'ii a.
al N IRON Pier No. - \. K
TUESDAY. MARCH %.
No steamship Mails
WEDNESDAY. MARCH &C.
N,Is for Europe ueen0sn and Liverpool steamship
Wisconsin u VI. A Supplementary Mri % Per No a. "
r. r. steamship salts al p No. IRON fier NO.
% Il.
Prusssn Closed Mail sent bs thi. Line
THURSDAY. MAKCu q.
Mail. for Rurope via Plymouth CheTJUurg aud Hamburg. steam
,bp Thunnga ssl.g, ASupPfmeRaT Na .a Per loot Of
1hTdsL H0bofth closed at p m oanbP ' AZ y W. ''
loot OF Thifd-st, HIobokeB.
PIuss,n Closed Mail is sent by this line. OIL, go
All letters deposited Supplementary Mails mast be prephd WIN
double pq,tlgel . ~
Mails and the West Indies steamship CITY Of avana
Supplementary Mail Pier No ~ H. Is closed at
1850 D. II. steamship sails At ) y m.
FRIDAY, MARCH %.
Mail for halifax s. closed AZ the Ne~York Po'Ohce every
day al 3 ?. m. snd VIA Boston.
Mails for New eW,ndlnd close Nev-York Post Oc FIJI
p Steamship from Portland Me, SatUrJsy at
"a. Due New York FRIDAY. at m.
postage al the West Indies except when going direct vii
be 10 cents the bali ounce Pgfs een each Heh must be prepaid
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24

In the experiment which he introduced at this pomta
violin bow was drawn the rim of tumoler nfny
fixed m a support. a sound produced and wooden
ball suspended at the side OF the tumber was thrown 10
distance This showed that vibration OF particles OF
natter taking place certain number OF times wlthln
certain me produced sound. To become sound. yora-
tioa must take place at least B times per second We can
cause a sounding tuningork. he said TO write the MS
tory motion by its autograph or its phonauto
gtaph. as IL is called
AUTOGRAPH OF SOUND.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
pISSENGERS 4RRIVED.

FROM SAVANNAH. In steamship Magnolia March 9-Pancs
Kelly snd uie Miss Carl Mrs Taylor, M Tayo g. T. TAYLOR
Green, Webb d. j. Holter, j. f. Griffin b. f. Ele
ke H. w. White H. could r. Cervesu aud David Cole C.
Turpcuay, and "A in the steeuge.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
CALRSDARs-THIs DAY.

UnfHp STATES DisrKIor COUEr-
o.. Brown agt. Loud.
~. johnson ct al. hgt. steam.
tug U. \. Grant.
IS. Graham sst. The Bsrf New.
lork.
20. .ALrens agt. Miller
SUPREHE CouRr-CfKcuu-fHiAl
Opens II
iO5. Wood AL. Cameros.
2J19. The People eI rel Brown
Agt Green. Controller
933. Sesler sEt Speeding, Adm'r.
&c.
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-24

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