New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

err % make their siamese twins run in opposite direc
tions they are capable, II Is SAID OF aspeeu Vi '
miles a hour on smooth ROAD
A little child had wonderful escape from
drowning at Manchester England Its mother IN III
NJ induced by the deseron OF her husband
intended to destroy herself and babe. ana chose INC
waters OF the canal as sure and easy Terry over
sbe tossed her little ono into the water ana jumped
after but the child 10 the surface and noate9 on
Sts baeH with the Of q gosling and the I0ousn
mother was nshed out In time TO express IN romeo
f,onrt her disgust with exceptions 70 natural laws
II will never do TO accuse the Roman Catholic
nnroh Of being behind the times, when the priesthood
an ,ts henevoent mnisratons, rivals the enterprise
and dispatoh OF the Eew-York Ambulance service A
aborer while on ladder near the roof OF mouse OF
Ave stories In Fifeenth-st. had the ladder turn with
him and fell 20 the cellar noor receiving injuries that
ard proved to DO remarkably slight for the dis
,ance Of the fan Messengers sent running for
Ambulance and priest ana the priest VINO mad aDout
the same distance travel, arrived first and went to
and physical comfort 10 the sufferer
Barnum, 1t Is charitable to suppose, blushed
for his profession when passed his eye over the local
column OF The Bridgeport Farmer and read OF the
mendacity Of a felow-showmaD whose ideas are Sacy
warped as to the limitations OF legitimate humong
He was one OF the performers OF " ghost sho" :
business had been light and II unreasonable TO
suppose that the spirits" could maerialize on an
empty stomach The Snowman selected his restaurant
and ordered ham and eggs, well done" Then lie let
range Of his Yankee arms, and quietly walked out as
abe ham and eggs walked IN.
The fine example of Perugin0 purchased
several months ago in Italy for $4,000, aud detained
there some time for want OF q Government license TO
leave the country has reached London and is now per
manently lodged in the National Gallery. 1t is IN an
excellent state of preservation and is believed to haye
been painted In the first decade OF the sixteenth cen
fury 1t comprises nearly e-size figures OF the VIRGIN
and Cnd standing between ST. Fraucis and St Jerome
rfth q
looked upon a magnificent specimen o. Umorian art
In size it is about six feet square For many years
belonged TO the private gallery OF family III FeIuSla
and very little has been known OF H.
II is probable that the time will yet come
when obituaries OF soldiers of NapocOD's Old Guard VIII
cease when persons born after the year 1919 or
whOt under hundred ana twenty give years OF age
will ruled ont from participation IL BOnapaNes ;
glory Society cannot always be sown annually with Ola
guards as the held of Waterloo Is with modern bullets
end belt buckles. syracuse has genuine Old Guard
demise. however, in Dr. Evers long respected c'zen
who answered the final rocal at ninety Ills blood
and thunder chronicles OF tho typical Kind but
bis Later life had been ornameued with learning ana
u.efuluess lie was described ss tall, stalwart and
strong an oak. His last words were bis, IA uHt
Us it YOU which can not be i"lry cons fueu a. au ~
dress to the shade Of his great captain since Napoeon
ara mol und eTstand German, uni s., 'deed we or ~
the modern FrenChman's belief that German ~ tte me
toe good man TO get nearer thab naming Instance
Of Madame R6musats at1nic nero
CAPTAIN Mullelt, lHc Std-lOh H'blbtlJ uttS VI
serbed ms methods a Louis reporter. In six years
lie has caught seaions mostly San Diego, and
has prohed thereby since the regular price Tor an eI
htion seal j. II 600 Our m@thcd OF capturing the
lions be said is this, Troy in rookcries Of 100
or more ana watch the shore 10 see where ney VIII
20 into camp. TINS determine from ths TACT That
they carry Their young shore, leave them and 60
hack 70 the water returning at break OF day Whom we
ana canp we dig trenches The sand 20 hide In, or. II
there are rocks convenient hide behind them The
vessels anchored distance on the shor ana We
bring ON III small boats cages made Of siT-lnch
fencing boards When the herd comes ashore the iu'-
soers watch their opportunity aad laSso OF nc lions
around ne neck Another lassO Is then lasteuei to one
OF the hind Dpcrs and the lion i forced mo 1e OF
the cages This be done WthiD short time or he
animal Win live After the lion u captured,a sh0tl0
which long r0p is attached, u nred from hOnhsun
on the shore the vessel tue other eud on the rope
OF the ana IL - pushed INTO Inc
hauled ont to the vessel On board the yes
not put ~ water, but are kepi vel WIN
a sprinkler. They then taken TO san Fiaucisco,
where they placed built for the purpose ana
transported across the Continent, eacn car containing