New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
GENER1L NOTES.

Tho sale of the Brinley Library begins to-
day at Clinton Hall, ut 330 p. n. aud viii continue
daily during week. THs IRIBCsB OF tomorro" wiz
contain coplous and reliable notices OF the more In
portant books aud their prices, written oy an e1er
cnOOdylnR HN'
lOgue. - =,
In an oyster saloon-no cards. Ihey had
come from F.uquier County and had ridden ufD mice
on horseback with Isabee's stern father IA not pu
su They took refuge IN Washington ressaurSht anu
Dneaed {, the tender mercies OF the proprietor ohe
dusk waiter WIS dispatched for mnstsr and aSe'ne'
conducted the bridegroom TO tho clerks ONCE "nef
marriage license was procured. Early Ia thn evening
,h vanps couple Ioined IN quiet corner OF tho
eatinghouse and the minister pronouncea 'hsm ui~u
and wife The proprietor kssed the binshihZ or1e anu
cak, and VINE wero passed around Ihe WALTERS "e'o
literally served, the minister was paid for his trouble
and tar bride put her bonnet and tindIy ssked "
h old Gentleman had turned up: and as the young peC
,e se,i down the street the policeman whstied cheer
Il the Goddess Of Liberty smiled upon mem itOm ~.
XIV ur,h on the dome OF the Capitol anu Iho Stars
shining.
A cheerful newspaper to read at the witch
ing 1our Of midnight is TAe Cincinnati TINES One Oh
t., recent issues illustrated with graveyard scene
On the LETT OF the picture ia seen representation o
cor,se encased in a oasket and Inferred Onoer tho
hack of the body and resting on the bottom OF the comm
- ali machine connected by two wires with bud-
, ON the right The gentleman in the caskes brought
.,a.e reations with alarm bell aud an indicitor
~ rho buiinc As soon the corpse Is disturbed. the
hel sounds au ALARM and tbs grave IL Indicated IL
,hr ot IN. wires be cut snyvhern, the same result
,,,,s The indicator and aarm-bell may be stationed
-, IN. re.Ipnce OF the sexton, or other person IN
charge OF thc oeInotery, or they may DC pAceu suy
where else. that an attemp W saHpo' ~ bos
WITH BODY. is instantly teie9raphea n 'nps" "5%
-ty n Is tO prptpet Iho dead aittr Oura luis SsA
MI I'LL toy eau pe manufactured and sold ior ~ DO
n, a railroad train-no cards. \ section OF
seeplngar OF the night express "Dlch ieIt ft''ouA
pr,,,v evening was occupied BY a lady, who hAd II"
,,ed the conductor that upon the arrival oi the Ha
- t.,r,sburg she expected 10 meet beautiful young
D a.. was all the world ~ her. she explained WIN
do.rrast ewes and he would DO accompanied by % MN
tar The train bowled into the depot at 800 a. ln-
,d bridegroom and minister entered the b!ldAIcaf'
The conductor shouted All aboard; the Tram tnuH
de-ed on through the night; she porter held Aner"
by the light OF which the minister read brlel nafie
service aud the young couple, WHO stood V''oi' 1'
holding on TO the seats and more OF lcSs 70 eay s.y
80 declared one Not long afterward the eastern
.ss sfreAked with punk and gray anOA ulybs
newsnnprr was cried IN the car aud ere sf'sl nd
tram boy stared the travellers out o T, Wedding
urinufcd, 1ebhubS aNN ""N"NN''
tourney had begun, 80
Mr. Ainsworth X. Spofford, Librarian OF ! on
,.s. s.nds 10 THs TRIBUNE the second issue VI ~"
:. c,crtc.n Almanac and Treasury Of Paets'' IL -
volume OF 400 pages with stout covers aud go'u
and IA In many respects more uso'u'
,,.ts than tue first issue. Ihefe ~"
so,no chapters which practical statstic'an "ouu
havs thought of introducing, the intorma'ou
,h.v contaiu being curious rather than tsein- !"
-, a, % ,oucb IN this manual that one does ho' eAPe
. a., ,na, hs ia inclined ~ fiDd fanlt Win oo'u '
,,,, =, oon,aots and the ndex-the former oeInS ~ ~
cethor too comprehensive anu inc H'''S' NV