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HABiTs or AgNAsgRIE B.AsTs-A wri- ser in . CincinnasIi paper describes a mid night visls to the animals of Raymond & Waring's meaagerie, in wiaier quarters in tl.at eily; win Driesbach, ihe famous kec- per. He says:

 It was sight worth walking ten miles 10 sse. We foand, contrary la the assertions q nasural historians, an elephant lying down. it has always been asserted that these ami mals sleep standing The different aged animals were seposing in the most graceful snd classical attitudes. The lion and the tigsr, the leopard and the panther, were lying wiih their paws aiftcsionasely twined about sach Cshes, without regard 10 species or ma tivily. IE cages wheea there Is more than oas animal, h is ihe neyeT falling custom for sae so keep watch while the others sleep. The sentry is relieved with as much regu- l1rity as in weli-regulated camp of soldiers, althosgh mol probably with as much P,ec.s- isa ia regard b simes The sentinel paees back and forth, and Is very careful not to touch or do anything to arouse his comrades. Occasionally he lies down, but always with ssss head towards the front ef the cage, and nevSs sleeps until he is relieved. This sin- EmlAr cusism, Hero Dr,esbach informs Us, since his copnertion with the menagerie he kas seser known tp be violated. Thomas Cart eenesally aknown ass suacie Tom,n wkois ahs faithful nigh. watch of tlse esiab- lishment and who Is n0w the oldest show 1asa n thr uailed States, confirms this siaie-