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New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.
@ATrRDAY, APAIL 9.
SHIPPING NEU,S.
PORT OF NEw.YoPK......THU URsDAY, APRIL l. 1856
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.YOPK.....1 HURSDAY APRIL !. 1856
ARRIVED.
steamer wiso ,nsin tBr Bentley Liverpool Mar 20, va
Queenstown viii, nds ana ~, prsn mseis 10 M oh
sfeamer SAY aAnuriham (3rl. Milne. Avonnonth NM l..
swansel 10 mdso to W Morgan Arriyedat the Bar
steamer cert Ger Knhewen Hamburg Nqr ~ Hayr,
sfesmer me-, Geo Clyde Home, san Domingo city Mar -!
Macoris % Porto tiaa "a Cape Hayt.en - Turks ssnd
rs with and passengers to VIM clyde Co. Arrived
AT steamer carolina spau Ugald Belize days with sugar
Hr ATr%s TN9 s s the e" a ray & Gaya m with
uteoner otaIe OF Ioyas Williams Fernandma via
wics and Port Royal with ndss and passengers to II
Steamer chat, ahoochee Catherine Savannah 3days with
mdso ana pts ie Keev We., Pontand Newport
News aud PASSENGERS to Old Dominion % rs CO
Norfolk with mGse ana rassengers TO Old Dominion IS CO.
steamer II + DiuioeK. Halett Boston, "itn mdse to +
sp GGV Ss M1o 10 Ramsey 90; vessel to Scimme Bros
Snp south American Foxle Hong Kong 30 days. with
msse ss ConqaeTor Frost Hamburg day.,
ys Iosep scamncI OF John NBi Thompson London
80 days with cement and empty barrels 10 order vessel to
sar. samuel Nickorson Eaton Iloo M s DAYS with sus
BARK Goopcl Ha{an. Ham5grs % days with empty bar
Bark iiavre tNori Gund Eouen 81 days in ballast
Bark SsiacIa r Jamiron, ssntander i6 days. with iron
70 order; vessel 10 se4minel bros -. a iii, ,,,
Bari A9Sgq 9c.. to 4T Toa. CO., D'ppo ia" 49, VII" '
Rark y.or IaIaoooSaa tOs I1raSocSh London %
BARK T. OF Windsor, Ms. Cochran. Liverpool q
days wit J L whitney = Co.
SvedDerg. 90 with wool
10 order vessel 10 Funch. Edye Co
Bal Sged CddepDeTg MOntcvidcO 30 days. with
Indsr TO = iider n Cos vessel To Fuuch, Edy" * co
bark Maud -cammen (Brl. Nobes no Jsneiro "a days
with coffee 10 @ Amsmck & Co vessel 70 Sclmue Bros.
Bark tD,chl. Koler o Janeiro IA days COltc
To j w Uoane. vessel tn Funcb. Edve a Go
Rark Romeo tBrl CObboti. MOntydc 50 days with
10 Ccrichs * Cos ytssOi tOJ 4 y hltney q 60.
Bx Aqdueck Ware, BueDOs Ayres 90 days, with bones
10 order vessel to J IL Winchester g Co
sUNsET-WInd at sandy Hook moderate. W. clear. At
Clty Island. frsslI. WSW clear
Sandy HooW 10 pm-B.ro meter. 29.9u thermometer 40
,uell heavy wInd W, 10 mues clear
Arrived ycsterlay
Steamer san Marcos Burrows. Galveston Key West
with mas sc and passengers TO G. Al MALLORY y Co
CLEARED
Steamer Republic tBri, Irving Liverpool via onecnsown-
steamer suevia Cor. Ludwig Hamburg via Plymouth
stnIuer Elder (Gen HelImeis Bremen southampton
Steamer DE Ruyter (B-sl Brarcns, Antwerp-Funch Ed
Steamer nrzativa uta Canzonar Mediterranean ports
Phelps Bros & Co 49,. ,,-..-.,,, uau,sx and Ham
| steamer WandTihm (ier) huhAe"a"' h'i'AA """ A'~"
| burg-kunharii q co .-- ,..,..au pacac Mail :. A.,
| stAlmer cit, 81 Puebla Drakeh' h""na M" ''oA'"
ports-F AleIaEd5; sons . >...., and c.,tu.gos-
| Steamer tlehiucBOs faHci''n' ''''"" """ N
Jas 4 WRId & 60. ,,u,.. p.rn,u,a ,
4 steamer ifinihAl tbrl, ffaa''' hAin''"' "
| Ouf1rbUdgC Co o,.-. ,rv.o s,.ti.
l AxeEs. lelSf, os'e'"A w.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
INSTALLATION OF THE REV DR. HARLAN
THE NEW PASTOR OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.


CHURCH.
The Rev. Richard ID. Harlan was ordained
last evening and afterward Installed pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church. at Fifth-ave. and Twefthst The
Rev James Chambers acting as moderator OF the Pres
bytery Of New York, took the place OF DR.. White the
Rev Dr. Il. X Booth. Dr. j. ". Worral, Dr. Francis L.
Patton, DR.. w. NJ Paxton. DIR. John X Paxton and DR.
George Alexander composed the committee appointed
by Presbytery to conduct the ins taaton services
Dr. Patton took as the theme OF his sermon: "The
Functions Of Preacher and said that they consisted
n preaching Jesus Christ the Word These functions
embrace not only the declaration Of Jesus Christ the
world and the exposition OF the Word but I'm re-
moving every barrier which prevents the acceptance OF
Christ. There are many barriers TO be removed. and
apoogetcs most import ant place In the pupit
Withstandng contrary opiaon II Christianity cannot
bear the lgDt OF day L. not worth acceptance. DIR.
Patton spoke with great feeling against some OF the
methods which are being employed IN order TO attract
peop.e TO the churches When people for bread.
should give them @ stone; or for a sermon. song;
or for the Gospel. cOncertf A sermon cannot be
preached ia fifteen minutes
After the sermon the members Of the Presbytery
Ratbered around the kDecng pastor and by the laying
on OF hands ordained him. After the singing OF "Gori
Gus Things OF Thee Spoken the Rev. Dr. William NJ.
Paxton, formerly pastor Of the church, delivered the
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Broadway Railway investigation, General Term su'
preme Court IL a. m.
AQueduct investigation, IL =. m ,.
Meeting relative to Indian government ASSOCIATION
Hal. 8 r.
Winans divorce case. before Referee Nash, II a. m.
NewYork Methodist Conferences. St Johns Church' ~
o. <,-,
Brooklyn - - 49,, ~.
Training School for Nurses OF New-York Hospital NO.
West SiSteenth-st, . y. III.
Tammany Committee Organization. r. IN.
County Democracy Executive Comwittee' No. ohiou'
square. r.
IL publican City Convention. JERSEY CITY. evening, %
Sn.vsisty of Michigan Alumni, Union squaro Ho'eh o
p. - ,.. Mn
BroN'yn Revenue Reform Club. Art Association Hail.
Brooklyn p
Microsco opical Society. No. CA Msdisousve.. p m.
Mrs. Mary H. feabocy's lecture, American Are "ai-
lery, p. III. . w., a.
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sermon was preached by Father H. j. Kelley Inc eoo!
vas bured in Cathedral Cemetery
THE COUHTS.
WILLIAM &. wAHyER's PROPERTY.

The application Of Julien I. Davies, rece1Ver
n, Grant & Ward for an order directing John L. Wilson,
the receiver appointed in the suit to recoyerthe property
transferred By Ferdinand Ward to William g. Warner 10
turn over to him oil Of tho property In his possession ana
all moneys now Oh deposit in the Unod states trust
Company subject the order of the court occupied no
attontIon OF Justice Lawrence IN the supreme COURT
rbomber. vesterlay William r. Hornblowcr. counsel
for Mr. DAVIES insisted that under tho recent decision
OF Rsfereo Cole neither Wilson nor the assignoe Oh
Ward had any right to the property Charies
W. Bangs. who represented Mr. Wilson, presented
an affidavit by the latter in which lie said that no nau
none OF Warmers property and that most or the estate
had been sold under foreclosure proceedings he re-
ceives certain rents. however and asks bat MS cops
os ho Mill AMI his accounts receiver passed upon
before he gives what Is IN his possession TO MI Davie
Mr. Hornblower did not object to paying tho com
sons but Thought Mr. Wilson was not I'm position
10 appeal 10 the discretion Of the court IN tins matter IL
was stated that the assignee George o. tiot " nos oo
ssrVod his decision.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02

charge 70 tho young pnstor aud DIR. John r. Paxton
charged tho people The Installing prayer was onefeo W
DR.. George Alexander. .,,., 1.
Mr. Harlan IL only twentysix years of aye and THIS
his first charge Hs father. Justice Harlan. OF the gu
preme Court AS present at tho service last evonng
The son was gradnaod from Princeton College III leSI
and from theological Seminary at Princeton last
BY accepting the OF this pastorae nc assumes .n
care OF the Oldest aud OF the weaihic chucuos VI
the denomination in this city.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
Dion DollcicauI

Dion Bouccault obtained from Justice Lawrence
OF the Supreme Colr yesterday continuance OF the unc'
finn rasra,nipg Harry Williams producing at the
Third Theatre s dramas Tho tol.oe lawn bi. az"
Shaughrann." Under an agreement with Bouclcau
williams the sole right 20 prod ce TIE pays at am,
,nnacis In this and al certain theatres wncn
ch,rped enuar admission but tho author IN
.iste ta tho Third Avenue Theatre not one o! thcSs
Application wes not opposed A j. Dl'ehhocleI iePi'
senred Mr. Boucicauit
The Madison Church Corporation obtained an order
from JuScc authorizing It To sell its properly ~
Forty nth and Madison ave. to the Gospel lAberhsco
Church society FOR sl26.oJo.
Jnqfca Lawrence made the Injunction Ohanen
bv Leo G0lmsrN and Heinrich Conren restraning Ma't
Gran producing the operas NauOn and 81 he BoSsAr
Student"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
scHooSERs ASHORE on LONG ISLAND.

The schooner Pereaux Winsor, Captain Nick
Lesson, bound from Philadelphia TO CORVALLIS, n o.
which went ashore at Quocue, L. l.. aoont two mie'
west OF where the Europa wrecked s lying the
beach Dispatches have been sent for tugs AMI she VIII
be foatod at nigh tide the weather VIII per
m; The crew were stripping her OF her sails yesterday
Yesterday before daybre the patrolmen from thc
Life Saving station ShnuecOck l. l.. three red
rockets ascend, and Immediately vessel which had
run aground on bar began burning red lights
Captain Corwn. OF the Life Saving Station WAS unable
to launch lebOat, owing to the heavy SURF Al day
lg the vessel Discovered 10 bc large two-;na ste
schooner Her name WAS dseernibe from tLc shore
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
CONDITION OF THE CAPITOL CITY.

There was no change yesterday i'll the posi-
ton Of the Sound steamer Capitol City, which wen
a. hore or Wednesday morning PAraon's Point, neal
Eve Beach Tue neavy wind Wednesday nigh
raised hgh sea the sound and part OF the steamer
nppcr-works we're washed away part OF the freishl
Las washed overheard aud picked np ON tue spre
The Chapman Wrcckiug Compsny's vessels, Alice hag
gery and Eleanor Peck. staying by the wreck ant
as goes down an attempt VIII be made u
haul her of The rocks The company has placed Ia
vessel In the hands OF the underwriters who will here
after conduct the work OF rasng her and SAVING the
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
INSANITY OF A RICH IROYlfA STER

READING, April 1 (Special) Nathaniel F
Ferguson Readings wealthicst resident and OF the
best known ronmasters in Pennsylvania, recently be-
came insane owing to an accident at the RobcsoDia
furnaces Dy which livcp lost He sold the
furnace and retired 10 handsome residence here.
commission appointed BY the eOurt found hun incapable
OF mana gipg his est4te and to-day his Albert fergu
son, John II. Kanoher cashier of the First National
Bans and Judge stael were appointed trustees OF the
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The proceedings
in the Supreme OF the United states to-day were
az follows:
No 2o3-Iohn Mullan and others, appeante. ast tho
United states Argued by Walter smith for tho appellant
and bv Morrow for the appellee. and submitted on
nTin;cd argument by Attorney General Maury for
the appellee. ~ ,..,r l., ., -,
the Of rel Henry shepherd Continued
40 tU5- Jo7eph Jackson and 9th appellants. agt
FreGerick and others Submitted by Aaron D
Everest for the appellants and y Lucas Tor appolees.
No .OG-Frantis " others plaintiffs In error agt
Daniel Rulard Arguef by Thomas Gresham for Inc
plaintiffs and clifford Anderson for tho defendant
No Io7-Rohert Campbell, plaintiff in error. agt the
District Of oumbia Argument Uesun by EnOch Totem !or
the plliniin IN error.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
CALENDAR3 TO DAY.

sI,ysypx COURT. CHAyBRgs-Bcforc Lawrence. J.-Nos.
o. ~ 7G fsj 2lO 2l3 24S $40 33l $50, 36t 3G7. 500,
;,7O y72 373. 37i. 315 37J 377
COugr-jESER.L TERd--BofOrc Davis, T. d.
Brady and Daniels, JJ.-Rccess.
sUPREME T--CHfCuIG-PART I.-BeiOre DCnOhue j.
Case on Nod calendar.
Teresa IIatton ~ a go VIII of Thors scy u a. n
SUPERIOR COURT-JrKcfAL TERM-Beforo O'GorInan, j.
y calendar.
COMMON PLKAS-srEcIAL TReH-Bcoro Allen, J.-No
80 ,,-.o, g.. ,,o
term. ,,-..--., o. A,
- r =, ,.,,.. r,aoa
Couing.-N No day calendar.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

.New- York Eotel-Senator James b. BECK,
Of Kentucky. Ffth Arcnuc Hctef-Senator Warner
Miller. of Berkimsr, and General j. A. Williamson. Of
Washington Giisey House-Governor &. G. Stockley,
Of Delaware ana General E. A. Merritt OF Posdain. N
Y:... W'ndsor Hotct-Ex Congressman Leopold Morse
Of Boston. and Augustus Brandegee OF Connecticut
HOFFMAN Rorse-Richard Vaux. Of Phadelphia
Clarendon Hote-John Newell. OF Chicago Ho'et
Norradndte-t;eneral ]. K. West OF Washington
Victoria Hoei-P. g. J. Nemeryk. Vicc-Consul of tue
Netherlands at Liverpool. Astor House-De"lt u
Lttlejohu. OF Oswego.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
nrNERAL OF AN EDITOR.

WnMINGToN, Del, April 1.-The funeral CT
Charles Reynolds IT,. Editor OF The baltimore Morning
Herad took place here this morning and was largely at
tended Among those present werc representatives, OF
the Baltimore Washington and Wilmington press mem
bers OF the Delaware bar and the alumni ana pup' VI
Wilmington high school Tho floral offerings were
numsrou. and handsome Hlgh mass was said In St.
Peters Cathedral by Father DonAghy and the iunefs
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
SUING FOR THE CUSTODY OF HIS WIFE

READING, April (SpeciaD.- A novel suit was
heard In here to-day for the custody Of woman.
Her father Samuel d. +. Kohler. proprietor Of the
hotel at Crystal Cave, this county. Her husband IL
Isaac Miller She is at the home Of her father and
recenty into possession OF small fortune. She Is
mentally uusound and both husband and father arc
an nxOus to take Of her. TO-days hearing WAS a
habeas corpus suit by the husband 10 obtain possession
Of his WIFE
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
SUICIDE OF A DEsPOyDENr OLD MAN.

William w. Ruter, of No. 40S Van Brunt-
ST.. Brooklyn found lying on the floor Of his room
Yesterday morning by his son. lie had committed sui
eide by shooting himself in the mouth. and had been
dead for several hours. Mr. Ruter was seventy nve
wears old and retired from business several years
With wealth Since the death OF his wife last lie
had been exceedingly Respondent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
D,scoTEFIy0 DEPOSITS or HEuA T1rE.

HUNrINGpoy, Penn, April L (Spec'a0. -
Robert Hare Powell Sons Z Co., owners OF the saxon
furnaces aud OF extensive tracts " mineral lands In
Huntington and Bedford COuutehave discovered large
depOsits OF hematte extending the entire length
of their propsriy q distance o. fifteen miles. Inc de-
posits are believed TO exceed In quantity ana 10 be
superior in quality TIE celebrated Dry Hollow and
Dorsey ores OF this county.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
prsUyyG THE H4LEH0LIDlr REFORM

mittee was at work yesterday making up the various
suboommtees which to 6e composed Of representa-
tive men branch of business In the CITY, IL II ex-
pected that they Will ready to begin work among the
merchants week. great many petitions arc now
being circulated among the farOres pledging tho opera
tiyes from shopping saturday afternoons They are
being rapdy signed Thousands OF names have already
Boon Ieee.N ed by Sec.etary Ocott.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
WrsrCuEsrnk COUNTY.

Mt RYoS.-The residents of this village are greaty
elaed fact that the Congressional Hsrbof anu
River Improvement Committee has put into the appro-
pration hill 81 o. 600 for East Chester creek py "O
coal building materials and other hesVy He.n1 co'no
TO tLsn.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
yrr =
ALONG IlIr nDUND.

RRIDGrPoRT-Ansel H. Couch, one OF the largest shoe
manufacturers in the city. has been missing since Mare
d.. Chemist ". +. Hutchnson. Of the Union MsttilC
Cartridge Company has received legacy of Szo'VuV
from a brother In England......A home conptDy mas
beeu organized with capital of S21o0oo ana WIN % oo
crpy the Howe Machine Company buildings TOT the
Manufacture sewing machines OF the Howe patent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
BOCKLAND COUNTY.

NYaCK-Dr. Frank B. Green. young RepuDl,can
yesterday purchssed from Indian Commlssion J9hh
Charlton The ROcLiaad County journal tue lca"IS
publican weekly paper or this negh01rhOod' 10 ma"
written recently valuabl" history OF RocKahd Codu!'
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALHAv,I.

MINIATURE ALHAy,r.
Sunrise 628 SETS 90 Noon SAC Moons age d, 20
HGiH WAFER rO-DNr
dM-saniy Poos OG t;ov. slant. 63i .ieI G1;3. S23
PA.-Saudy Hook. 63l GOV. ls!GnL Cos 'ie u-sa S41
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02

steamer City OF savannah Daggett ssvannsh-Honry
Yongc, tr
steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich.
mond-Old Dominion So CO.
steamer Benhope OH DOYLE. Norfolk Patron Nickers
q Co
Steamer w Bruno. Foster. BaltimOrc-J Krcns
ship Auslrana (Brl, Mcintosh. iverpool-SJ Roberta
Bark Western Chief (Ger Sander, Konigsberg-Ihoo Ru
ger Co.
Bark Bristol tGrl. Lawrence Antwerp Snow Burgess
Eark Naja (Nor), Jacoqseu Barceons-C Tobias - Co
Bark Nies Juel DAM Krell, lisbon-Funch. Edye& 20
Bark Parca tItal. Rosetta. Llsbon-Beghsm Boyesen
SAILED
Steamers Claymore for Bombay Republic. Liverpool.
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Announcements
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D.,
ia Lexington ave. bctvec 2Ath and 3Oth ats
noDIss TO !. 5to :. Diseases OF the Nervous system
GenitoU Urinary organs. impotence and sterility.
"The leprOus distilment, whose effect
Holds such an enmitv with blood Of man.
That. swift as quicksilver through
The natural gates and alleys o. the poly" -,
and the to become barked .bout most Azar
morbid the only antidots for which to
cleanse and regulate liver oce admirably performed
by Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery"
ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d.. z Beach-st.. n. Y.
UIsEAsEs or THE NERVOUS SYSTEM A SPECIALLY
Hours. ii 10 and 10 p. m
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
IONar I.LAND.
POSSIBILITY OF S1ViNG THE EUROFA.

BABYIoY-The house ami barns of George ConSlin' NJ
Half Hollow Hill, DESTROYED by fire on Wednesday,
rfr
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-24
4 Rit of Realism.

This simple little tale, bit of real.
ism is founded on "liowelNs Titles
If not particular rs to tho chronology
cal order, William Dean Howclrs writ
ings might he memoriled rs follows:
At least it would be- only IA Modern
Instance II DIR Broen's Practice in
the "fhrcc Villages should lead to "a
Chance Acquaintance with "rho Lady
of ArooStook;" aud II he should take
upon himself "A Fearful Responsibility, -
Their Wedding Journey would be
they would naturally take their "ltalian
Journeys through Tuscan Cities, +"
avoiding "The Garroters' during the
'lndian summer in "I'hc purlur Car
or "l'hc Sleeping Car of course using
"rhe Register ut the hotel stopping
places, nj each OF which they would take
"A DAYS Pleasure. They might
chance so meet their friends abraham
Lincoln, Rutherford b. Hayes. or
Colonel Slas Lopham. " This would
be all followed naturally enough by
Venetian Life. where the Doctor. ="
or the LADY" or both, would make
their "Suherhau sketches, and write
their Poems, or Choice Au,ohiogra-
ply Essays Al this would but pre-
clude their farewell 20 earth. ria The
Elevator" to the "Uudiscovcred Coun-
try Would this superstition bc ~
Counterfeit PresontmVnL or Out of
the Question: llow-cls could it be-
Editors DrWecr. Harp5r's N1qd,iGc
for February.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-24
HOLMES sure CURE
M0UTH Wash and DENTRIFICE

Cures Bleeding Gums. Ulcers, Sore Mouth sore
Throat Cleauscs the Teeth and furi6es the Breath
used and recommended by leading Dentists, Pre-.
pared hy DRs, j, 4, &. W. II, noLAEs, Dentists
Macon, Ga. FOX SALE ny Ali DRUGuiSrs ANr
DENTISTS, tiulyl5, S-iy.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-24
DAILY CLARION.
Human Muscles.


"Did Il ever occur 70 YOU said a
wcll-known local pianist. who spl nd'
considerable time in thought, That
human mrsclcs have memory 81 Their
own. and that they perform their func-
tions without special orders from the
mind at Tim
"Wrl. 81. rpliri tlic writer %. he
sat down H .ae uIHup and uuconscloli--
ly began exercising his muscles on the
kcv, ~ don't Suppose q Hungarian
WORKING au de itch gives hI, arms
special orders hoW io manipulate "a
spade when hr eat. oui % lump OF terra
firma,
That very primitive illustration, ~
resumed tie other. ut the same time
closing lba piano locking il, and put
ting lhe hc, iu hi. pocket "aud If you
had trained your mind to pick ont cx-
amplc supporting argummi- in % dis
cussion you would hpyc dropped upon a
npfh better one. For ! assume That
You are capable Of understanding that
when you follow yOm calling yOu would
make dismal failure If yOu had TO in-
tcrrupt ihr working of yoar mind each
moment tp t.lI yonrlIngcrs howio make
letter You must bn aware Of The fact
that an von have 10 do in writing an
article Is 10 allow }our thoughts lull
scope. and your fingers viii pot down
the words spelling and a.i correct
without INSTRUCTIONS from thr brain.
when 'ds human mu-rIos perform
their fgup,1n. ndrp uloudy Of the
mind hH continued after % pause,
''scieuf,gs csll the action instinct =
Nhetbgr rhat is proper cor not ! can't
say, but it gives us reason 90 believe
that man b5s m1rg than ono advantage
above animals Philosophers hold that
the ou'y advantage b, tHa reasoning
power but here wu stc faculty Of 'uc-
quiring instinct. which uo animal pos
scs~rs
But even writing Is not au ilIu-ira-
tion of the highest ORDER in application
10 this subject Not only myself but
every musician, can toll YOU hat In me
mOrizng pieces the fingers DO Il ull 1t
would be very dllirulJ feat 70 r,mem-
ber all the notes In piece ui music.and
some musical people uIy SO certainly
on their fingers for tbC mechanical part
of their playing that when they happen
90 think Of the music iu tho midst Of a
performance they become nervous and.
the chances are. break down. viii 90
still further than that learned dif-
iicult piece Of music eight Years ago,
lost the music, and did not see q piece
for two years then resumed playing,
but had forgotten all about The piece,
when one evening, while was amusing
myself Mt the piano IN the dark, my lin
gers happened 10 strike the chord of
that piece. Then they started in, and
while ! was thinking Of the scenes sur
rounding the spot where had learned
that piece they played it, expression aud
all ! can now pull down the curtains
of this room, blndfold my eyes, carry
ON conversation with You ON any sub
iect, and guarantee that my fingers will
play that piece with all the expression
implied in It,, tones. This seems re-
markahlc fact, but there are few good
musicians who viii not agree TO do the
same. - iUhiurg 1cirgraph
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-24
a nomancc of conrl.hlp In aeorgIa.

1t happened sunday night about two
hours after the bcnedctiun had been
said They had forgotten about the
"pearly gates aiar' and had talked
cluboratcy of all noted females. from
Mary Anderson TO Maud $ Presently
a lull occurred in their conversation.
when the young man hjtchcd his chair
up to hers, aud ncrvousy lingering the
fringe of her shawl said. It ann about
Ito ask YOU q very important question,
Are YOU prepared ioritp
81 ann, she said fixing her mouth.
"Wu YOU here his voice grew
husky,and Ice stopped and drew breath
rs long as a rkrs handle.
"Will do What'' said the Young
lady au>iouslN 60 on with your
question
"Ntl lou gp To the circu, with mep"
Tahhau -zNa
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-24

Spiders were formerly considered TO
be cure in rural district, for a..ue.
Some years ago a lady in Ireland was
famous for her SucccSs in curing people
thus affected II appears that the only
medicine she employed was large
spider rolled up in treaelc The patients
were ignorant OF the contents of this
novel boluS. 50 that imagination had
nothing 20 do with this matter In En-
gland, also the spider has been called
In as an ague doctor. In Lincolnshire
the creature was treated very much aft
or the above mentioned Irish fashion,
being rolled up in paste and swallowed.
but elsewhere the insect is put into a
bag and worn around the neck
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-24
FOR SALE.

NY PLACE, SEVEN AND 4 HALF ACRES,
NI south of the Bardeld place, and north OF Nj.
Sidway's about y miie from the state House VIII
sell the whole OF IN half quarter secti0nS-esch
facing the Livingston rosd, or the road east Of my
place. Above contains tne cisteru and beautiful
grove Of forest trees. Title perfect
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