New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19

woud give strong spark, and on that priucn,.
constructed powerful machine for practical ms.
There were three romances In the life of thu ,...
Joshua Sears. the millionaire grocer Of Boston IT,
first was when hc was poor young man. He START
. Irritation with Q wealthy beauty on q ras,ro.x
train called on her afterward, and finally founS
that his suit was In vain because he was moor az
she was rich. Tho second was whom he WA IA
middle age and very rich. He became eneavad !.
dashing young widow. One Of her friends ssks1
her: What are you going to be married to that ala
follow forp For his money, of COURSE aaid A..
Sears heard Of this. For my money, ehfp be cr,.S
mot by a-blessed-sight' He went to hi, IN
yers, and was told she would have gopd cas. \,
breach of promise SUIT. de didn't want lawsnis
so he handed confidential friend $4,000 and toll
him to 90 and SEQ the widow aud = fix thlnsa nm y
which was done, she accepting the brlbe and o..
ing him his fresdom The third was when be- va
thought: When am gone. rs soon shall be-. win.
will e1jny 1t alp SO no went to his friend Alnb.ns
Hardy ana said Hardy. I'm thinking Of gettns
married. What do you think about itin Hardy
Well. then, Hardy, you 20 ana arrange it,n -
Hardy conducted the negotiations and Sears va
accepted. On his wedding morn the bashful brds'
groom called Hardy aside and said: Hardy, don;i
know anything about this ceremony and Won IA
So want you to stick close to my side and coach
me, so that won't make any laundering mistaEs'5
Ex-Sergeant-at-Arms French in bis intsrs Tin.
lecture, ",Ten Years Among the Senators,n relat.s
the following amusing anecdote concerning Senato,
Davis. of West Virginia: "There was Davis. a
West Virginia. From the humble position OF
brakeman upon the railroad, ne had fought hi, IN.
ward way to two honorable elections to tho Sonata
An industrious. useful, honorable member. A dllt
gent conscientious worksf on Appropriation Con-
WI
improving and chcapening transportation from the
interior to the seaboard 1t is wonderful how the
influence of early education, or early habits, cling
to US in after life. Senator Davis who, have Just
told you. WAS in earlier days brakeman once save
the Senate an emphatic demonstration of Tbs off,
noted fact. Judge Thurman, being generous
snuff-taker, carried an immense red bandanpa hand.
kerchief; and when he arose to speak. usually, AZ
preliminary, grasped his nose with the red ban.
danna and gave q blast like trumpet. It vu
we'll toward morning of wearisome all-night
session. and Senator Davis was asleep his head rest
ing upon his desk. But will say for the Senator
that he was not often asleep the Senate. Senator
Edmunds bad provoked Judge Thurman to speech,
and by introduction. the Judge unfurled bis red
bandanna and blew a blast of more than usual
power Mr.. Davis may have been dreaming Of
his Id railroad days; at any rate he sprang to biz
feet III n half-daZed condition, and catching sight
of the red flag-the old signal of daneer-and seem.
ing to imagine that he had heard a shrek of alarm
from the open throttle OF locomc tive calling fof
Down Brabes' seized his desk. and. by the brake
mans nrn, quick Visit, wfoncbed 1T from the floor.
was not precent on this occasion, and therefore
cannot assert the entire truth OF the story from
personal knowledge. But it was often repeated
about tho Senate Chamber aud never heard anY Of
the details called in question"
OGDEN, Utah. Sept lS - Governor Murray
of Utah, started for Louisville. Ky,, his formed
home, last night