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New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
THE COURTS.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.'S BANKRUPTCY.
FURTHER EXAMINATION OF WILLIAM BUTLER DUN



CAN.
In the bankruptcy case OF Duncan. SHERMAN
g. Co which was resumed Saturday, Wiilahi bu'iei
Duncan stated that In previously explaining "ha' hp
meant nv the telegram Nobody suspects connueneo
unimnaired he intended to say that the hrin cte'
u,as 40 unaffected that there would De no uuoui' La
continuing business indefinitely by having recourse 10
he ordinary sources Of credit but he preferred 10 o0
tain what he considered requisite means from souce
70 which he could and did explain the true situation Oh
aa,irs Mr. Duncan said he thought on July %, 1s7o'
the firm delivered Andrew Low certain rcceipr io
cotton and hemp which they held for his account and
which were valued at 100000 to S5O0000 The trans
rers were made in accordance with an understanding
with Mr. Low to the effect that he should have the sec-
ry at his disposition. Regarding the dispatch to his
father stating Assets counted good really worth
less Mr. Duncan sahd these assets were probably debit
balances due 70 the firm The "bank credit Sc
cured by bank building" mentioned In one tel
egram, referred to the credit Of al50,0o0 granted
by the Union Bank under the guarantee to 1t
by his father and secured by the bank building
no bills drawn against this eI500o0 were accepted but
100000 was available at the time OF the suspension
The transfer OF the bank building was not Kept private
In the dispatch his father, In which he says Your
pcrsOna interest safe the witness sd ne referred I'd
other personal interests Of his father than those IN any
way connected with the firm. The EXPRESSION IN one OF
the dispatches, Fay can't help here" was meant no
doubt 10 refer 70 some security lodged with Fag for the
security Of the Union Bank credit
The further examination was adjourned until 10 a. Ill.,
Nov 26,
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
CIVIL NOTES.

Charles II. Hatch, whose arrest in civil
suit was noticed few days states that the order
WAS er par.e that he promptly bail that the mat
ter grows ont Of business and family complications ana
he asks suspension OF public judgment until his side OF
the story Is heard.
In the suit by Rufus Hatch and others against
the directors Of Lake Shore Railroad reported In THE
TRIBUNE. Eyarts, sutlmayd Choate have put in an
appearance tine defendants and the case Will come
u fof argument next Wednesday. The claim IN the suit
is that the directors sacrificing the interests Of the
Lake Shore Company those Of the Newly ork Central
aud Hudson II yer Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
THE PARK BANK TELLER ARRESTED.

Detective Sampson was informed by tele-
graph on Saturday that Thomas Ellis, the defaulting
laying teller Of the National Park Bank, had been ar
rested at ST. JOHN, New-Bruuswck Ellis fed on Octo
Der u after having stolen nearly $4,000 and Detec
five Sampson was employed TO discover his hiding place
Postal cards containing portrait and deScripton OF
Ibis sent to all parts OF this country and Canada
Not long after his flight learned that he went by
Ya TO Hartford and Boston, and thence by water 10 ~
John. Mr. Fisher the banks private detective, left TINS
ty on Saturday evening ST. John for the purpose Of
obtaining the surrender OF Ellis.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
No AcrIoN TAKEN AGAINsr PooL-sEIIRRs.

The Commissioners of Charities aud COrrec-
ton have as yet done nothing toward bringing suit
against the pooseeis or the money in their possession
winch has been bet upon The result Of the Presidential
csntest The subject aas been broached at any Of
their moe;lngs although members have discussed 1t
somewhat among ueWseiveS. Many people have ex-
pressed interest in THE THIBUSg articles upon
the suhecf and on Saturday a number called at
t.e chlce Of the Commissioners 10 inquire if they
,.,..,Aed .o rrove IN fbe matter But the opinion
there exr $50 is that there Is no law compelling them
10 90 like the present, and that, moreover
there ia much doubt OF The efficacy OF such suit a
similar euit was instituted, few years against
lottery suludle then carried on IN New-I0ik ana the
iogeg. tried 70 obtain some money for the beue-
~ te poor. but after great deal Of trouble and con-
fller4e expense they only Succeeded IN getting posses
son of am old second-hana piano. TGey fear that
st against John MorrssSey and other poOl-secrs would
result IL similar disappointment
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

railroad manager lisa letter five pages long the
editor OF TIE Bun0toca Banner asking for some stats
tics and miscellaneous Information concerning the road,
which he desires to Incorporate INTO article ~ DO
published that cannot fail to be Of great interest TO mis-
readers and win possibly be OF value 10 the road Tne
crculaaon of The HdaaEr is' "skfp that" said tho
managers TO he postscrpts and soc how far
he wants the pass for"
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

Watson. from NewYork Nov. for Liverpool arrived hers
al m to-day.
LONDOx Nov. i9.-1he Anchor Line steamship Eivsis
MeIeha frOm New York Nov. 4. arrived ne to-day
HALIFAX. g.. Nov. 1S.--Sailc1 steamship Goo Crom
well for ST Johns. II. +.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrAsr Me, Nov. 1S.-Arrfyed steamship Peruvian
frgrn liverpool.
PORT ROYAL = c.. Nov. 18-Arr1goh. steamship Montgon
ery Chester and schr. j. W. Nanaman sharp irOm New
CHARLESTON. Nov. lS-Anived. steaDshiP Geo W. Clyda
from NewYore. Sailed. steamships Champion or New York;
Equator for Philadelphia; Sea Gull, for Baltimore
LEwrs Del, Nov i6.-Arrfvcd last night. scr. J. Jova
Cenfuegos for New-YOTK.
SAVANNAH Nov. l1--Arrivef bark FmTaa Frances from
Liverpool Cleared barks uineyere for Liverpool; Alamo
for Bremen sailed, steamships Wyoming for hliielpaia
Nereus and San Seiy ador, for Sow-f 0rk.
lI0r LATEST ship Aescs see Fffh Pd0el
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
The Crown Prince Of Germany had yer,


tmid servant who could not answer the most simple
question without blushing and heing confused This
duct did not please the heir apparent 10 the throne Of
Germany, who ~ hr from beng tyrant IN his house
bold and he kindly advised OF his chamberlans 10
instruct the servant TINT he would not be oawkwnrdy
respectful next time When the Crown Prince got home
want waiting for him with broad and genial smile
his cOuntcnance. Who % hero Q" asked The Prince
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1876

Only the old man" smilingly replied the valet {He
referred TO the Emperor OF GermanyJ Great MOitSs
he IA drunk said the Crown Prince, starting back IA
astonshment. Lord No He isn't more'n hall tlgnI
replied servant, pleasantly Apparently tnc cnah
herlain,s lesson hnd horne fruit.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
,rrNIArIrrR Almanac

MINIATURE ALMAN NAV, -.
6j2 sun sets-.-.. 43S Moon sets' oZO
wAWR TIN DAY-A. ~
SANDY island lliO nell o. lZoS
DAY-P.
sandy Hook 1855 Cows Island lE3l uel u FeFry LAO
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

r,obers ~ the poee force that she is woman OF bad
Character that either from insanity or for the purpose
of she has falsely made such charges against
two poce officers In this city, aud one in Jersey CITY,
and against other
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

An inquest was held on Saturday in the case
pf he Witt c. Lewis 9, of No 2O5 suivan-st Who
lt was stated, had died from hydrophoba The tesii-
ineny the ohilds father 70 the effect that about
two mosths ago the boy bitten upon the wrist by
eat Dr. Henry Downs testified that he ordered plaster
TO be placed on the wound. which healed rapidly On
FRIDAY he caled n again, and found the child very
restless, tossing himself around In the bed, and
unable 10 swallow water. The spasms increased
IN violence and bromide Of potassium was administered
jn milk, but without success in saving the ehilds life.
Dr. Downs N0s satisfied that ii was case OF lydrOpbo-
bia. DTs. Finneu and Cushman stated that post
s0ffen examination revealed traces 0f hydrophObia
They eoneEded that the boy died from congestion OF the
bfan This led 10 long discussion between the doctors
during which the COroner jury decided that death
caused by CONGESTION Of the brain.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
5teamboats ano Railroads
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILRoA

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEW.YORK.
new YosK CrsrsaI AND aUesoS RIyEs-s 1880 andll5o
a M ~ and y S;Se Z g. so and II p IN For ros,o, -.
s66 q and nd = For % anS B q Cos "a O ss sss
ii a N. IL m. and l. 290 3. 4:49 5l5. 0, ana lop.
PENNSYLVANIA ADFor the West and SOUTH via piis
ngton-s40 m, and 24O and For Pnlsdepss
c7SO $40, and gsS0 4 m, aud l3:5o Z;4o o. a. D. D. 7,
NewJRsssY souTaEEs- Phadeipnia tsteaner lesves
lls0O AIN and 4iO0 ,. IA.
LBANY peoples LINE SPLENDID
DAILY Csanday excepted p AhaRy and all poin
n B.~state rooms henteG NY stssinIapes.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonis
O and Eaugstuck Railroads FaSs 81 steamer BRIDGE
D..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Trains leave NewYork via Cortandt and Desbrosses
% ssS a. m Washington. Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago cin
o psla ne cS ou ~ pnsgT a5S %e Sess Ss
savannah, ,dy1ehbnrg, Atlanta New:orIeans &c
foSSs cesaSq @ unem eaTs 70 % SS LS1'p
man cars TO principal Westerp Giles;
sayannae Lysc9ogrg Atlanta New Orleans &c Piiis
% S6aSs0o Shiso e man seepss m hous ~ Lo1t
ton Pullman car TO principal Western c;tses -"'s
For through fcts. please ea at co@panys Offices 81,
and l23S broadway HewYork, and at ticket Offices oot
Ask I2ioIa FoR TIcET aa VA M % ASD oa6 R.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LINF.-Frry Stations IN New. York
foot OF Lbery-sL, ami foot OF CiarksOnst Frght
S.a:On foot Of Librrty.st.
Commencing Oct. 2. 1S76.-Leave NewYerk foo;
$50 a. m-MAM TRAM for Easton. Belyidere Bethlehem
Bath Allentown. Mauch Chunk, 1amanend. wlKesBarre
ton ana Philadelphia junction d. J.. * W. X r.
7l5 a. m.-FOr Somervflle and Bennington.
S:45 m-AoRshG EkrEsS, daily (excsDt Slnaaysl for
High Bridge Branch, EasOn, Allentown Harrisburg, and
the West Connects nc tasOn for March Chunk TamaquA
TOwanda Nilkesbare. scranton Danyile WiamspoTt "a
s1:O0 D. m.-ExPREss for FemingtOn. Easton. Allentown
Mauch Chunk Nkesb2rre, Scranton, Tanaqua, Eahanoy
CITY, Hazleon, Reading Columbia. Lancaster, EphratA
Pottsvne Harrisburg. &c
400 D. m-For High Bridge Branch Easton Bely1dere
Allentown and Mauch CHUNK connects Junction win
Del. Lack. and West Railroad.
-4:3Op n.-For Someryile and Flendngton
515 y. m-For Bound Brook
'53U m-EyESNG EHPREsS daily for EaStOn. Relvdere
Allentown. Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre TOwanda, Reading,
Harrisburg. and tte West.
>s:3Op .. m.-FOr EsstOn.
Bots leave foot Of Clarksonst up town. at 6:30, 735
9O5 1905. ll:35 a. m: 1880 l6U 500, 420, $40 GA
7:2O SO 1905. 1850 ..
Connection is made by clarkson-st Ferry at Jersey city
For trains to local points timetable stations.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN SEWYORK LONG
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE SEA ClRE AND SQUAN
Time Table OF Nov 10. 1875: Trans leave Newly 0k from
foot Liberty-st North River AZ Slb lif5 a. my 4s.
Prom foot Of clarkson-st 1885 a.
Stages from keyBori connect ad MSawan Station
with ali treins-
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
Hlarble ano 5laie HEanifls.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
W OF Crates and Fenders ever -
In this market nnished in every style Low ana ia, ,srrs
Crates with dumping attachment specfaity
variety Logs fancy nickel plated Antens fe =, hs
Coal Vases Folding screens Sc. Liberal dlscon' SoSo
trade. CRATES altered 10 low hall oM down OV-'~
YER, wOOLLEY g Co, SOS Caaal-st.. New-Yofk
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANI l.l,s
IV at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES also. ao9unsrs ao9,stsrs
HeadstoneS Plumbers and Furniture Slabs Marble
and Thing A. KLABER. i3i & 1856 East lsth.s1 nea-
ID HAND, 6I West 33d-st., near Broaa"a,., ~.
manufacturer OF Plaster Centerpeces and
and designs largest assortment in the cly ss
packed all Of tie country al The
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
TWENTY YEARS on A CHARGE PROBABLY FALSE.
woman named Mary Stewart is now in

A woman named Mary Stewart is now in
the Tombs on charge OF perjury. The particular
eusaton is that on Nov she preferred false charge Of
brutal assault agaiRsta police officer but the substance
Of Tie allegations sgans her Is that she Is woman who
has repeatedly presented such charges without fouhda-
fon for them, &Hd in succeeded I'm sending
hack-drlyer named Higgins TO sing Sing for twenty
teafs Higgins served three years OF hs term.
II The present charge against the is established,
Le "A hardly fail OF securing pardon IL is stated by
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
CALENDARs-THIs DAY.
gupfEr CHAMBERS s-LAWHENcE, J.
Third Monday motion calendar
SPECIAL TEtni-VAN VoEsT J.

arofsG ID',i5: at The soc r,S sS@ n'r. ., =.
4 Mc0iiness act. The alJ..F0Td agt. Conner et al
The sTSf T1iasTsiy Tsi Ny '-o Gooana% i2 al M ''
art The Mayor. &c. 300. Soyn aRi Pollock.
o Wcod agd' Amory. 463. Miller and sno act
l2R,llwagen agt Roll A.. WHAT Mati9 @ Ct al Martin
eMas%si asl Gould -, IL d, 20, ,,..,,a =,
stevens ct al 45C-. Davidson ct al agt Al
bod. 46s. Hem, &c. agt. Elkus ct
200 cagssy agt. Mears 4G7. .MGiual Life Ins Co
q al agl Townsend and
b. Of Can 4Gs First Nat o. s and
adaagt. Barrett ct al. ,-, O.. 90. agt Abstcrlam
6G3. The Mayor, &c. X y, 472'seTart agt Cloves ct
eS e6 Of rs BrooFyn C5'n i'''' 47s The Hatcm Bank ag
7Ol Meyer agt. Meigs CT al. Decker ct al.
Meyer ct al: -, 5oT Tho BE-, i Eati Bank aet-
7lIawton Gran. 5ior Co. ano.
agt The ocean Ste 5IMcNulty agt Master
eG. .Blaiehlori agt. Kidd. ol2 Grisser ct al agt
J5i. .Mos6ack agt Amend ct
CIRcUIT-PAKr u.-BARRErT, J.
1922 Hess agt. stern 0l5.-D Dowlng agt The
6o0. .sapartas aet Wander 49, - Mayor, DC.
2s9s iIiieirand agt The 1853 Ogden a8t Van Moers
1898 o. spring ing Bed CO. sehSeha a. 81 bS AZ As~
agt Conner. sheriff s72- .Lnxow agt Julioa.
-O'O al sst Marsh, sur ex'T
&c. PHiilafd et ri.
1890 Port agt. Harrsott 29J3.. Gfeaia 81 al. ag The
1886. Sciall II al agt Collier. - Mayor, sc.
2ilO DE Iavaleite aGL 1913 .Gos'r ast ID. D.. f. Il.
Wendf, ex'r. and b. II. r. Co.
1862 Cusance ag Burr. 1916. .GOser gan, ID. d.,
5I4. .CarriDefOn ct ~ agt 4. B and Is. lt.k Co.
Ward - al. 2iOi AZ elOD, IT., Tho
PAS. Rogers and ano. agt Mayor, Sc
Philips and 1862 Lewis agt. Chicago aud
2363.. Cara Agt Keaney, Tea CO.
admir-.
PAn III.-DoSoHuR
22i3. Martinez agt Del Nale.-Casc on.
No Day Calendar.
l.BraRue agL Lord. 1.-THE People, &c. agt
2Iynch agt. Pyne. Bun
3.-CaTter aga lounga b--Tyng art Marsh.
4 Carter AIT. NounEs General Calendar.
o. .SiauS0n ast Watkins. Noa j 70 Al inclusive.
SPECIAL TERH-SrIRR. J.
78. .Nitschke agt- ONeiil 10. Thomson agt.
ct al. hef Fire Ins. Co.
35. Mclean Pressdent, G..---agt -.
ag. Manhattan Quo IL -DusenbuIy agt HiRer
tatiOn Tel 90. et al.
4i.Aflaptic and Pacific 27..Nicheson ayh Elicit
Ta Co. ngt Prescott "a. ..Bntlerneld et all agt
etN Kihber Of al
6s. Mack sst Barnett 80. Keys ast Mcheynolds
90. Ininger ct al agt De ct a-
Wolf at Al H. Fleming agt Con. +. J.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
,o,-,,,, LINZ; ,,o,,-r

FOR TRESToN AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York foot of Lbertyst at 540 645, 7i5 ss
Leave loot Of ciarksonst at 635, 73S, 9Oj m l2Sa
ISaye fsisdelphia from station North thPennsylvana Rail-
road. THIRD and Berkssts. At 1880 $3.50 am $780, S'2o
DIew.s Room Cars are attached to the 7iS : ans
9i5 trains from Newl orK ana 70 trains leaving Ihrc
and Berksst.. az and $50 D. n. NJ . -, -.
iii az Trsn'On Junction 10 dnd T0n Trenton
Leave Treuion New York at 5'45 sl5 1910 2la
0'''' ''s' ''-O H. p BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON. connecting
Il with Ulster and Delaware Railroad. handing at High
land Falls west Potnu Cornwall NewbGrgA Marlboro.
Cornell leave every TUESDAY THURSDAY ard saturday Jans:
Baldwin Monday Wednesday Fraay' sDr.nsSt. Pier -
FALL RIVER LINE .0srox
FARE REDUCED To s4-FIRST CLASS.
THE woRLDRENOW NED STEAAfh RS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Per 2s North Ryor foot oi Nnrrsy-ss-
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted ~ $50 .. m.
Tickets ard tatroos socured al PaePa4osc cGSg1s aS eSs
Gen. pass Agent. BORDEN & LOWELL, A"e
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ Az Sop os y Ssdt and e At
Tor Easton Bethlehem, Allentown Aaac, Cnnnf %
Carmel shamokn. wkesbarrs, Pittston siyre mira SO
connecting With trains for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester but
p m ior Eastou, Betnehcm, Allentown, Mauch Chunk
HaEeton Mshaaoy Clty. shenand0h WliNesqsife fitCa
&c, making close connections for Reading fosts'hS "a
p ni, for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, and Msuch
Chunk stopping al all stations . -, . ..,,, =,
GSo - m Night Express daily FOR Easton bethlehem, Al
lentown Mauch chunk Wilkesb9re lstoa. Ssre ElEiIs
Ithaca, Auburn Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fails a0dt"
West Pulimans sleeping caches attacked.
ROB'r. II. SAlNLa Sup't. and Engr
General Eastern Office " Charca and Coranfst&
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS. Age0t
NEW W-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Pecksp for New Haven at and IL u
connecting with the rainoah
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCED FARE.
TO BOSTON, FIRST CLASS, 81.
TO PROVIDENCE, FIRST CLASS, s.
Elegant steamers Pier S5 North River foot Of sayt
4:aD y.
Tickets all principal ticket ofices Saterooms
Offices Of Wescot Express Company ana al SOD
Broadway. - -
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier q, North
River foot OF Parkpace at y. FIelghts via e!ther
line taken AZ lowest rates.
l.. w. FlLkINS c. p. Agt D. ,. BABCOCh, PresL
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
TRIAL TrRa-PARr I.-cuRTIs, C.J.

I.-CUBTIs, C. j.
28l. Wilkesbarre SAYS. Bk'
agt. Wing ct al.
322. Costello agt. Archer.
33l. .BOyce, trustee, agt'
Wight.
1928. Young agt. Ransom;
1921. .NcCloy. admr, agt Cal
lahan
S76. Doyle ct al agt. Sharpe
lO6l. Haskin agt. The Mayor
AIS. Morgan. adm'x, hgL
McVicker.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

Gr.rau sr.foSs-PtW T.-HADEErr Hroorfer-frei.
rtlr4 a. s.il.un. William Wug o. and James j. tmpnyi,
l.oaors assault and bst'ry Gr,rC, ,sinuels Joih 4o
Grth John Jackson Joseph Blow, Caroline SANG, ''NtHe
Wallace Patrick Murphy. and George murray lfi1 laa 4
,suy. I.rhsft Inur4 tIsrrlerF hUu-. IlrdtUtA Nth
gsa4st and lnttrfv Jos,uh Igrmrr grand sfcenY.
PtT Ii,t Iiifrtsp, j.. Thomas lee, ~ riin Fynp ami
irUusl Ts-p frueu. as-tu and h1frr TI0iniH wallace,
Martin F1fu Iduari Shc,y and John DHycf Etad iat'
cetty. John uauueu, assault and battery.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

OTtIS TTN4 - 1fnIFrWTFN SEWY0EK. IUyo
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, SEA CIRT. AND SQUAN.
Time Table 10. 1875: Trans leave Newly Ork from
foot Lberty-st. North River AZ Slb, 1i:45 Ala
5.l5 D.
Stages 70 from keyBori connect MS,awan Station
Will a
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

gDGwIcK, J.
2O5. Wan Dorm agt. Tho @.
r., n. & K. II. T. II.
Co.
1893. .Newfield agt. Copper
man.
1856. Hume agt The Ere
IL. Y. co.
25c. .Ccllen. admir- agt The
Twenty.third st. X.
II. Co.
30i. Field ct al. agt. Mines
heiHer.
3O8. .Wentz agt. Eckert et al.
ia. Brown agt. Fisk, Jr., et
al.
$50. Volkening agt. Bren-
nan, sheriff.
3I6. Shelton agt. Mer. Desp.
Trans. Co.
BIT. Sullivan egt. O'llara.
S39. Anderson agt. Priest et
al.
3l5. Harris agt. Fitzgerald.
3Sg. .Salter ct nj. agt. Miller.
1853. Lane agt. Hartford n
n. Y. steamship Co.
855. First ct al. agt. Raunn.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-02
The influence Of h;usic.

spider was In the habit Of descending
by i,s thread on 10 the Iisn, OF the French
composer. Greiry. as soon ns the latter be-
gan to play, until Que day he was acci-
dentally crushed. Horses are sometimes
agrceably excited by the tones Of trumpcts,
but dogs disaereeably. They usually pre-
fer simple melody. Cats are also fire.
qucnrly cntapiured by plsutiye song.
a violinist noticed that q dog near bin
was especially afestel by n certain tune /;
he hovled fearfully. AMI seemed greatly
distressed. The longer the tune was con-
iinucd, the more did the dog suffer. n,
last he was seized with fearful couvul-
sious and, the music not ceasing. no fnal-
hreAihcd his last.
In Paris musical experiment was tried
on two elephants an orchestra performing
above their cage. The female elephant
was especially fnciuatcl. They were
visably excited with dance music, so as to
bite and grasp the bars of the cage, but
were calmcd down again with plaintivs
melodies.
DR.. Chomet. when sitting under the
shade of a great tree near Naples. heard .
rustling among dry leaves that made him
shujder. 1t proved to he caused by .
number Of the small. grccDish-gray lizards
50 common In Italy. evidently attracted by
the tune he was huniuiug This occurred
several times. and the lizards were 20
fascinated by the tones of his voice that
they even ollowcd the singer 10 touch them.
Ia Halls expedition TO the Polar Sea,
one of the crew found that tho pJrpoisss
md whales might be attracted by whist
ling so as TO conc within the reach OF bis
harpoon. According TO him they never
could resist the fascination Of music.
It is said that petslns who are deaf, or
who sion I'M their csr., still! fccl the ef-
fee, Of music in kind Of flu,terng ai tho
pit Of the stomach or u contraction OF tho
ihroat-certaiu tunes producing this res
sui, more than others. Greiry noticed
tha, his pulse was qulekened according to
the time of the music hc heard. The cele-
hrat,I singer Maibran. on hearing for
he first time one Of Beethoven $ symptom
ies, was thrown into con,ulsions, and had
TO he carried from the room.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-02
HORSE AND CATTLE LlNlMENT.

THIS ce'vh-Gtcl Ilngmcn, has no equal In the
world Tor the following cnmplaiUts In man or
beast, VT spr1ins, Burns, sweeney, Cullar
Hilstors, Flc,h Wounds ot ali Kin is On man or
br1st, RhNunHtism, Hurns AMI Sc1lls,WarTlnt.
el io euro Snake B.trs. A4uo IA the Breast, sore
Nlruc-. TAIs Liuimeut i highly recommended
by all who nav" use ! II.
KEYSTONE COUGH SYRUP.
ThI' wonderful mell,in', Wi.lch Is purely o Veg
speedy nnl surc euro for colds, touIhs Il0ar,
chest, Spitting of Hood, Soreness and Dle0ling
offered to the public, Do not wait until your
ton once deeply seated cannot Oe cured. Try II
so afllcted ones for Ththlslc CoHgh, bronchitis,
ant all other affections otthe rlrOAt -nl Lungs
and with n G0d's hle5si0g and "A regular use oi
this medicine according q direction YOU may
confidently oHpoct a cure
GORDNER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
Tor the rel and cure al Bilious Complaints of
all kinds, dyspepsia, laundlc', lieldarho, In
digestion, lmpurity oftAo Rlp"d. &c.
GORDNER'S PILE REMEDY
ls sure cure Gor Bleeding ami itohing Piles.
Full directions ilr 49, accompany each nnl
every ptctagc Of ihe above medicine, 10 sure
that Dr, J II Goriner's name Il printed upon
every label. Information on any disease cheer
fully communicated. Address
Dr J. n HORDNER,
Light Streetd Columbia Co., Pa
For sale at all Druggists an Country stores.