New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30
GENERAL NOTES.

A shocking Alpine accident on Easter sun
day briefly noticed IN cable dispatch, Is fully 10
scribcd by o Vienna correspondent Three young men
and young lads asceuded lofty peak of the ha1 Alp
and one Of the party mounted higher than the rest 10
order 10 ind the rght path H. called from above tha'
the ascent very difficult and that nopa wac visible
On HE return he ustonshed 40 nd that biz compan.
ions had disappeared. 1t Is supposed that fatal fan
buried all three The young lady and the two young aen
IN The snow The survivor. with The help OF agnde
searched the Whole night for his missing comparisons
The electric light also employed hui To no purpose
The Vienna Tourist Club sent all its guides to continue
hp search in the rayncs and TIE danger gaps near
which these unfortunate young people disappeared bn1
at last accounts trace VI them Lad been found
The committee of the Hygienic Exhibition
recently held IN Berlin has Offered prizes emounting to-
- 900 for the best designs for model theatre
The condit ons to be fulfilled follows: There
to be seats for 200 persons Bud certain amount Of
standing room: ample corridors foyers cloakloOms
and Bullets TO be provided for the audience; gen
eral stn room FOR the orchestra six dressing rooms.
each for one member OF the professional stan six larger
ones for from two TO ak persons EACH aud six s'A
larger for from twenty thirty persons esch incung
chorisors and supcrnnmerares Near the stage there
ere 90 to be = conversation and three rooms for
practice and rehearss The heating apparatus is to 30
capable Of producing temperature ot about oo' for mo
ssircases yestibles and corridors, about 81 FOR ire
auditorium, stage and adjoining parts, ana o. for ITO
dressing rooms when The cold OUTSIDE ~ TIC "Po" %" ~
A. low A. below zero AS regards Yentlauoh the ar
rangements must such render possibe 10 pro
Once 25 nbc metres Of fresh for each Of the audience
ner horr and as much 30 cubic metres IN case OF ef
ces.iyelv hot weather The AR in the stage diysons
krnt toleaby cool III the excessive hCata OF snlel
Aone with the wings the conmittee also require,
description showing how the audience Is 10 pHss ~
out OF the house, and the u;Le "llh'h "H4|i ZIG
rum can be cleared without danger
On the recent Bank Holiday, Easter Mohua!,
tho attendance at tho various places OF puohe
and about London was enormous. IN some cases 'As
l,rg., on record for similar occasion The pSuie'
convey vivid impression OF the vasness of The wora
metropolis Tho Botanical Gardens ut Kew had o00oo
visitors against a. 600 year. Tho National "aey
In Tratslgar-square was visited by $500 persons
oomnared with II 2s3 ia 1881 Tho British Museum ~
ceiyed $50 visitors between the hours Of Ten anu wv
as against 10 COS the previous Easter Monday Inv
South Kensngton institutions, however, showed i
inc of although the number OF admissions up 10 l
O'Clock was 2c,sls The admissions 20 tne ii'i's'
,nra Garden. were also tower, beiag 5000 ss ssans'
l2.2iC In 1851. The number OF vistors 70 inc
anar,mcnts at Windsor Caso 1871, total eacfe
ing that Of any day since tho Institution OF Dana w.
days The Geological Gardens were never 90 i"'L NJ
tina oosina of the gates 1T sunset tbs number 81 en-
tr.nces had boon 3906l last year 1t was oJ'oAA Nv
tbe CRYSTAL Palace tue visitors numbered o-o'-'
IA computed that $4,000 were attracted 70 INC A"A
palace The parks crowded and the pouoe repoi'a
,hat at one time 100000 people were on IampsIea"
Heath The railway traffic also shower d a., 200
;ncr.ase The Greet Eastern Railway convey ~,
.s.,s,.rs IN Eppng Forest alone A NOTEWORTHY isVs
r. e"nnecIion with this providing OF harmless tesores
found IA tho police reports, "aien sue" 0'AN'