New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

backward, al Intervals gaopng ma " around. nl.lg
faliint ir'o dongi, where ~ iay frsAipg b. mead
nrourn NE heart. Tie pos. mort 900 ,prclfi.c.. nd
caud eNtfen,O ccre.ra congestion.
Where there's a VIII there's way. joseph
TraaN set o1t ia-i Sunday tho road from Mivls to
Poosienhfl. y. y, 10 buggy with pyonn- .a.ly b.nt
upou wed oei. In ,hs dark i horse piyng,d do,s au
cnhansmenf. carrying VITA ha On. nuerv. Tho young
people roct over and over uYtl tboy reached TIC hot.
tor. twenty feet below. n WIS sudden; 70 was To-
pressing i mus.cd ticr Globes; B.. worried them; but
% dir not d,heartcn Them. Tne bride he'd the horse;
the groom chd .avorcI 70 I'D iAe wagon; bnt tho
damage W. great. the darkness too d,nse Ttent
began - Tie bride nualiy volunteered 10 a., FOR
help. ana trUdg ged through rain and mud hair a milo Ia
th- nearest hon-e. while her lover looked aftr inc
b I'' he'd me-. and accordingly, AFTER few hours fh8
7onne 0y howicd along down The road on ,hat ncv
staclc~ tney were united In thr bonds.
Another Iamentablc Alpine accident occurred
August = northeast 81 Gastcn. Dr. Kari Foeltz ~
Linz on the Dnube, resolved to make the ascent Of the
Taufg, oi the highest peaks Of e syrian Alps and
leaving b. knapsack With the occupants ~ chalet on
the mountains. he set ont his dangerous expedition
alone, armed with nothing beyond MS telescope and
guldc-DoOk. Efforts made to dssuad. Inn from,
attempting the ascent without a guide "a the Iauaeis
very pTccpitous AMI pracsed natives and eu,de,
by profession cannot reach the summit without the
greatest difficulty and danger Dr. Footz. however
would not listen to any argument but started from
the sOnnwendkoeperl OF hs ascent. For nearly week
aftorwaId nothing was heard of HIM. icngh four
officers acting under thr Cucf Of the Commune Nes
sntdch made search for fhe n--iIg gentleman, aud
cdrd M finding biz body in deep ceit
the IIlgh IauH1 The s'afcbrrl aud Oy.rrrs lad
to draw p the Dody from the bottom OF tno abyss ~
means Of ropes
The purscr OF II. VI. ). PnafOre disappeared
Philadelphia on Saturday. leaving the captain and
the all forlorn. Somebody had cleaned oGt tho
property-roorn. The gentleman who acted manager
the troupe had 20 start Of and procure ouis for
several of the perfOrmer and about the time che latter
getting ready the members Of the orcnesta, who
had probably satisfied themselves that 70 va. place
for them maze fortune. vacated the theatre Il
now about 2l3 oclOcK aud the ger we the
audience To fnG pianist who could piay ihc score.
German piaui. volunteered, though not familiar Win
the work. and the performance gone through WITH
on saturday evening the troupe assembled to give
second performance When the curtain tho iatle
chorus. including "Dlck Dradyeve" and t.c " Doat-
swan," numbered four person, all tol. hut Che au.-
encc did not number more than two I-c orcles
agiin The German pianist. ~ soon a. 'aiftn
Curcorau came oul was evident that tfic Was not
such thing as - moon about, iOg be- hau ip clI0l
auditorium. The u,ahl. mad siZ fuc effects m
the theatre hai cyii.n coniisrttrd thr moon. Tor
when Captain Curcoran TUNED and sung FAR VI 'on,
10 Thee ~ug," ID. eve f.il ON unitir- hlt clchF
hole ln inc sky oyer The s;asc ANA Lc al oAce
transferred hs vision ais wNrff.