New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-01

ID would have to 90 to prison accordingly, II "a
solrt snu to marry a lady who owned race horses ne
nst take the consequence , o L.
~. Tni,n Pacific Railroad Company mas
- q, construct and eQuD branoh foau 10 the
ae' nils Three routes are to be surveyed 'nis
and the work Of construction VIII De begun as soon
sprne q located The branch will probably start on
81 tH' s,u II is now barely Is months since gold
EcbrasAa sUd in the Black Ellis by john B. Pearson
and six companions T@e Pon Ssps OF little stream
miles ,sfy the leader OF the party threw hlmseH on
o. hands and knees anu P bit an ort1 listened IN
The wafer and caught hts eve. 10 was the nrst Eolu
.nd in the Black H S "nd SS M. ' W have
pes 9tS was the 18th of August, 1878 And now comes
te locomotive.
a. English mechanic has contrived 10 make
a. engine do its own stokiag. large sheetiron
j. set above the mouth OF the furnace and in front
nirer This is tho receptacle for Goals Below the
steal crrisheT is made TO run somewhat rapidly,
the Goals fall by reason of their own gravity upon
sn, t,,g apparatus they reduced TO the uniform
tbs mis- hv the action of the crusher. Thence the
sf' % fei drops upon pair Of iron disks or fans in
ellaIc BOX and running in opposite directions at
close The fans aro in fact the furnacefeederS'
box has but one opening and that leads 70 me
b.v literally blow the Goals INTO the later ana us
tbeu equally over the whole surface OF the hre-
f. The feed is regulated IN quantity according 20 the
"a ~ lirht work the engine may he doing. Dy means
Of s1- S,rnace fires are fed and steam is kept IN
stA oithout the turning Of shovel, and ali that
IN. fireman has 10 40 - ~ eH'oAe MS fiP' "HN "-0
sD',Sn In q coal mine
Tot the man who is destined 10 write the
=, American novel read the newspapers and gather
ration Every nght-bloOmng exchange opens It's
- IN catch the fresh dews OF American romance la
Ng.Hlyen there brisk Irritation in a ballroom
,..,, wilower and a blushing maid OF sixteen. On
morn ng they met the train; he called at her
- her father told him never to come again; vows OF
t.-.al Htehty; clandcsne correspondence; arrange
r-s Tor az clopement. They were waiting IN oey mnur
yVhnr
S ron, and Numbered ont You scOundrel, where's
nv daughter Where's the girl SHOW me where that
u IN, oyi.k too :" Alacki she had left behind her
e. otter M winch he had told ner when and where TO
meet hin The wayward child was onnd,eL INTO her
t.tSsr's wagon and the bridegroom was left alone,
Lone all alone, upon wide, WIDE sea. 80. Marriage
h. i we're ringing IN Stuart NeD the price was t4Sihs
tue oraus COLLISIONS, and the bridegroom was draw
-, bs. WHITE white gloves, when suddenly consts-
he cu tered the house and TOOK MN to Jal--.A iamIy
,vsan in Delaware not only marrles the parents nut
9f3z's Inc The daughters OF the Far West
mi rsesnakes before breakfast and play poker AFTER
The French tragedy at st. Bnenc, in which
,ouralst stabbed las wife and of, whom he mad
,n.u.d and then committed suicide with young lady
vso had followed HIM from Paris has been described III
n. column Frenchman never willing 20 die a SEN
,toua death without taking the public into MS conn
afnce Before killing himself and Edgrnie Quinette lie
F vrorr letter 10 her father which was found at the
ene u suicide and read at the inquest After the assas
81 had murdered his wife and stboed her friend he re
wed on suicide, and called on Nile QUncte 70 tell her
had don ana To say ddlcu Snc ashHu ItdNc 10
d. beside him. and he sought TO dlssuade ner,
threatened 10 drown herself IL then consented 10 end
their ives 40 the moment aGd the drSi-n was car
rai ont % a SOr " place outside tie town Inc IN
trstrl lr! LETT note for her father, running, ask
plor r1Y tie pain which am about 10 Inict upon you.
Nv resolution fixed to quit life, win the certainty lAaJ
iu going length to fud that reios" Tor when AaVt
a. ous sighed. Accuse nobody OF my death' WISH 10
erpir. the side ~ Armand lie Foil Grant me rove
sri ariou" The bodies buried siOc by side. ana
ts good leupe Of the little seaport 20 out 10 the GEM
eferS every sunday afternoon 70 look at the graves
Ths French all the wa! through the romance Vhe
crime, t.e morbid sympathy.
People who live in large cities all the year
rouuI need not seal their hearts TO nature This was
one OF the suggestions which Arthur Severn made IN
lecture On Cloud and sunshine recently delivered at
the London Institution. How many people were there
b. wondered who thought of looking at the view from
one If the London bridge, picturesque group Of
sailing barges some curious effect Of light or Of West
n rster N the dstance How many nan vending Jheir
". DotDevlrd from the city the top OF an omnibus
IN sumner ever thought OF noticing the Hood OF golden
IXurl-st-d street which, rom ltS position, II
peculiarly adapted for the study OF huuiiShI tAcCiS
iherr oil q midsummer afternoon, the eyes may DO
opeu,d u OF the greatest truths IL turner's VOTE
hi great knowledge Of the artistic treatment OF n&h
l. illustrate the beautiful effects of titiu atmosphere,
he lecturer referred 10 diagrams SHOWING iOiuOH
sunset az four stages effects these the lecturer
SAT- were 10 De seen neither Greece nor ltaIy.
Mr. Severu's text he preached lOi NAH
haitian Island well as FOR sH!Oky IOSEy LOhdon o
N.v-lUrk.rS who condemned 10 ely he from mag
IN Az wit never break in which 10 rush OUT OF Town
and for the rtuFcsque, there IL inurn tH' II
lur. mi II they viii Only open their eyes TRINITY from
Waist not Westminster. nor II broadway SET AZ e
B. ~ angle for mu-aftcrnOon maze; Dul what arr lhe
hanks ~ the Thames beside the shores OF NeW4 OK bay,
and what are London cloud and sunshine compared with
q sunset from tine Battery