New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-31

-, The women had tucked up their dresses and
'e aS their white pettieoats. Two bands PLAYED the
;lio,se and the Chant de Depart epts-
% blazes q BENGAL lights rom tine 70 ctus ~ aeS
edvan5 nj spectators, who responded TO the cry OF
wv la BepuhlQue"
=. Reloraria Richard A. Proctor shows that
- h theoretically possible TO construct chess
,,rg automato3. is practically Impossible because
Y".bine would necessarily be so enormous aud com
'ns ~F Theie would scarcely be room on the earth
liz could not be operated. The number Of diff
~ y. bna tons that be formed on chessboard
io''.vi,,atelv represented as 100000 0OOOOO00-
= 400 600 600 OO0. and II workman could make
An goo holes an hour It would. 10 drill the requ
g ,unher OF holes IN metal plate Tor one automatic
ste he5 reouiro All the present inhabitants OF the
ehes Zoe 600 0OO OO0.OO0,OO0 yearsl Therefore Mr.
Proctor tOiuks there VIII never De cneSS ~ new NV
wxorils tian ours
Tho moral which The american Ship draws
- rreck u the state of Virginia. Sable islard,
. n.es upon the lack Of adequate facilities for saving
-, .Tbe sbp's boats" II remarks, g were Wholly un-
-, ~ landing passengers In the surf. and life was
scel "A a consequence. There IS reason TO believe
- cmoaativeyy few OF the steamers IN the trans
-, Messenger trade have proper outfit OF Ire
-. ,,rsr,trs In the lamentable case Of the Pom
,oer,-ia the boats provided were wholly unmanagea-
- and A. 70 capacity, the usual outnt OF our ocean
bit, o." h uotor,ousy insufficient In these DAYS OF
80 trvention when lfe rats and other contuNncrs
Ter ror 70 ordiusry boats can easily be mad
eiseuce N providing against disaster Is WITHOUT q
cuse" A.
Nevada girl is bound to get on in the
-orl5 Gold Hill lass married a man who mad worked
steadily al bis trade years and yet had noihine
~ show for his labor. for the md OF every monh ne
womb invariably lose at the gamlng-taole all ne hu
earned Knowing her husbands Weakness she deter
mined 10 turn 10 70 good account for the advantage OF
tbe family Her plan was % start q faro bank Accord
n,y &C. 90
necessary checks AT this point Der greatest diicuty
1as encountered She had no capital Going TO an
srperenced gambler and stating the case TO hmshc was
abe 70 borrow 5000 The prelimnares being arranged
me husband readily agreed TO play against ms VIZ :
~ drlir,s once In while The fair dealer acquiesced
and the game began. At the END OF an noug an" rt 49,
she had possession OF the monJhs W.5es' Aa' M
month the same experience wa repeated W '1utt
time the 5000 had been repaid the g'm1.rr, anu In
embroidered layout was mace nv NC l-. . a. s,s
sfrer She began 90 buy diamonds end 10 luVest m s'
Her next stroke was to build an tieSSsH, ti
OF the world, accompanied oy her husband ana 'II'0
children.
The method of incandescence TO which pit.
Edison resorts IN hs system OF electric lighting Is re-
garded by The Daily He15s london as extremely waste
ful II admits however that if the radating point OF
burner as IL may be- called can be Kept from melting .
has the Immense advantage OF permanente as lleIe is
no CARBON candle % adjust and nothing 10 burn awaF'
o. The electru-dynamic machine" u adds Is most
complicated instru for turning meraanca lo'te
INTO electricity and ichne is that which does
this with the least waste. Hitherto the Utilization OF
20 ar cent OF tne power regarded consider
nbe success NJ. Ellison claims 70 utilize 90 PER cent
and I'd lose 80 mucu Of this IN transmission as % Use
echtnntbs OF tue for light The whole question
OF tue economy Of electric gnt depends ON the sue
eos IN dividing the current and II Mr. Edison shouia
succeed IN getting he expects ten lights rom tael
horsepower tins question viii be set at rest II tAs
can be d1uf. and the hgI5s themselves are easy 70
yapfuuatr DO would be on thl whole an econ
omv f1 adopt them wherever the motive power could be
COT Perhaps IL is ia large country houses tha me caE4-
est success u domestic lighting may ne attained