New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
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OTHER GREAT INDi sTHiLs.
The CohOcs Rolling Mill occupies OF 100 hv lso
feet II produces shaftin9 bar and band ron together
with superior quality of pick and nafocs poles,
made in n peculiar way By ingenious magazine. which
turns out 20 perfect ax-poes minute. Here also is
made q superior iron for tOOls,kers which n said to
have taken the place to some rxten Of the norway
is 'un S :" r Sss% Msi s ns
$4,000; 5000 tuns Of coal worth SooD and "sunres a.
1ns ba a0" iron O and 5000 "Spdr ~oS IA" in ali
{299Ooo. Among similar concerns here are Mrssrs
AK xs Msnufse sHSi Co., pr"auns ssa
sl1Q0 worth OF goods Isstctysy: IhG EmpT. , f,1
aan used d up ei ss Year. %i naes
worth produced is %I ssninses of Sw n ls, OF
4oviOo feet be elk stories high Ms.srs H.
Om own the CSnDes DOZEN mss
Tic Cohocs Paper Company the Cohocs Iron Fonndery
H4d.tcad Factory. and the Magnolia Tape Mills
additional evidences OF the variety OF Industry here
CHURCH EDIInEs.
Much of the returns made Tor thr capital enc ~. and
thrift OF the various manufacturers here his iern
peudcd In improved and beautiful residences, and in
literally supported churches The Latter cce well
worth visit AMI a description Of CoboeS Is hardly COM
plete without short account Of them. The seven
tons varying in size and cost in proportion T." the
sfituting the congregations Very prominent to
Chn nr OF ST. Bernard built Of brick with high towers
and ut TpSs'"E aS%Ts%s :'
have been selected with care they contributed by
TWO other Roman Catholic churches beside st. der
nard- being supported principally by the Irish residents
sente e among the mill hands The protestant Episcopal
Church Of ST. John, nearly completed and rnso
age connected form beautiful gronpof buildings which
attract notice from all who approach the city from the
south 1t b1t Of syh"ecaady nH with tI:
brick Which. with the brick srinecr-. form fine
rast Of color wit, the stone , OF n. nd1T re style
from the Early English TO the Middle Pointed io has
details the funds would permit. and he to be cougrau
lated upon his success as the exterior adds much 20 the
from orr sina designs by ,spinz q Montreal will be-
unity unity Of the designs Of the principal tho
windows each illustrate one ,a Of the figure. i'm in
t tsnt IF te Church The Rc:,or hSSsr
abuy eoEsa AFTER it, con"
sderation hammered rolled glass has be"n adopted
the aSa re an% aoh
thus given to to eSSs s GIN -; Loo Esrs0n s
q OF P Hr s'aR Bs %
int s1S Of
Guiding lot win % af tie s rs
who " the bone and Hnew ." the ee Untr,u 10
e rsrson nal interes in the building Brown divided
eho SD inc walls Of The ,dins each Of lis
gresation who felt inclined took cubic yard for him
so put mt ST fs apG Which better still now se an
nershID in that church aud It's parsonage lie can not
only say helped to build that church he can show
the Identical part he contributed These men and women
took hold and worked after this Object Lesson With Will
which accumulated It's object The church has $50 con-
nnncants and ~ many sunday 'schOlars hut there 10
generally very much larger attendance on its services
fhe Dutch Reformed have substantial church eilnce
AID the other evangelical denominations have cOfOrts
BE and cOlnmodious buildings
TIE EXPANSION or THE cIr,.
The rapd Increase 10 population and tho nicd space
be.wecn the ryer banks and s steep hills Oh the west
OF tire city have crowded the buildings very Isuch 70
that Cohoes with every desire to expand finds herself
without room to do IL, unless ss crosses tho Mohawk
n she spreads TO the north the Mohawk must be crossed
bv n bridge above the falls and prOperty.owners on
tke north hank have already considered the foasbihH
~ This immediately in front OF the city on
Tho east in the Hudson River, lies Van bcaicks IIand,
c"ntotninx nearly 500 acres which will furnish ample
room for the city grow. This project requires nidse
over a branch OF the Mohawk which has bren.txkrd VI
of want Of space. One OF these plans VIII
,rolbjy he adopted and the city will loon nave room
Commensurate with her wants. The large amount OF
tr.Tic furnishes to the railroads which connect THIS Guy
~ HI he icst Of he country the Hcwl ok Centrai ana
uudsOn River Railroad. and h Riis'titr anu SaTatoEa
-,ierOad--will DOUBT cause those inrds 10 niodIy
tncr 10 give to COi0cs better rAiiroad
xcd at certain times in Tie day. ny any other means
nn horse DAD ;rOn Troy ar 0<casiUiai rcs from
Auu.u, VIA: o.V.. uiNsf Is Il more Ii"lucn'
- ,crt cor, U,iiratiuu d NV iWk and ~" Wrst 10
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