New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02


The 8echcr ia now the deepest mine on
tho Continent The incline haz reached perpendicular
depth or 5000 70 and starting frvn level OF Doc feet
makes its dip anglo that requires loo feet n order
10 make 100 feet IN perpendicular depth The mine Il
said to be IN exreienr order and n be fcnpd the
facility. ~ ''''
a Trojan, who had agreed 10 marry lass
on Ida IIl. was late at the wedding. His brother
noticing The girls discontinue, cheered hsr b. saying
" Well n Fred DOM conn., I'll marry you myself" 70
which the bridsc rpectant replied al always liked you
better than your brother anyway and Pl marry you"
Fred didct come. The clergyman Who bad been Gu
gagoi 10 Fred Jeciecd 10 perform tho ceremony
between Archie and tho GIRL but the latter no: 10 be
disappointed twice. for she accompanied Archie 70
Albany, where tue pair were made Ohc
Denis Kearncy, being charged IN n San
Francsco police court fortnight ago With carrying
concealed weapon, struck attitude and thus spske
All have to say IL that II II shame n honest
can't carry pistol defend himself against lot OF
hirengB and bummefs when every thieyiDg biaekicc
So I want II nndeTsfood riaht here that II
viced shall not appeal this To the 5uperiof C0nf bui
there"
Teniel's cartoon in the last Punch Of the
foreign HE capital II Is basrd upon Lord BeacSns-
fields reference In his Mansion House speech 70 the
yity OF the chemical trade "a an infaibe Indication OF
commercial prosperity The Premier IA represented
an alchenis working the bellows under pot " chem
Gals IN the rising fumes OF which Is traced ths magic
word ProspsrltvE In the window ledge are sampies
OF Eiixir Yite PariiaDcnti, anh other compounds,
golden product OF disation ana transnlutaiiOn. Tic
~ iacs and bending figure OF the sichemst are won
derfuily well drawn
w. G.. Kingsbury writes to THE TRIBUNE
from, London to deny the report that tho YorKshr
Colony Of ninety who Texas have dispersed or
dissatisfied. He that Edward I. Hyatt, OF
Castle bennington ami william Sharp, or BzhiOn pad
cOnditiODally purchased 090 OF land near New
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with tho Yorkshire party and they have written back
TO their fathers that they well pleased with The land
They advise their fathers cash for the ract al
once and thus secure the lower rates They have ten
dere the money and are only waiting tho making
ont Of the title deeds. The coonsts are well pleased
with their new farms.
The retirement of philosopher from the ranks
OF journalism is quantity heralded BY The Warren Gotee
Our asons for quitting the business may seem odd 10
some people bgt to they sufficient We can earn
our living with less Irritation ana discomfort III We
want n dollar why should stretch hawser around
the whole State OF Rhode Island to get iti Why not
earn IL quietly, own time and In our own way
Alo,e IN the world and feeling oursef to be one who
ike Co,d.mi.hs Hermit Wants bat httle hero below
nor wants little long,. we can see no good reason
for oru oursclf by counting unnecessary annoy
snccs For three years our postion has been
such az would be exempifed oy that OF crow, which
though requiring ts eustenance only rev keines OF
grain and for its rest but perch "a jumper shoua e
foolish enough to rent IN en[e anu snre
the mind u worth something We have Islt OUT OF mar
nony Win our situation and gladly return TO tho own
ersbip OF Ourself"
The contemplated restoration OF the facade
OF ST. Marks Venice. has thrown English art students
into the coldesi kind OF chill. fortnight ago meet
ing WAS held IN the sbeldonsn Theatre Oxford for the
purpose Of considering the expediency OF oommnncat
ing with the Italian Minister Of Public Works regarding
the fafter The Dean OF Christchurch. who presided
said that letters ID been received from Mr. GLADSTONE
Sir Frederick Leighton Lord Canaryon aud Others ex
pressing sympathy with the meeting RESOLUTIONS were
passed to the effect that the meeting believed tL@t 81
Marks WIS in structurally sound condition. and that
its presest appearance had beauty which could not be
restored and pleading earnestly with the Italian Gov
eminent for at least time consider The question In all
lis bearings aud obtain possible the cooperation oi
other countries. The original report OF thc intended
action OF The Italian authorities has been corroDoated
by an English resident Venice who writes 10 ne
DaiIy Selrs That the restoration OF ST. Marks WIZ
take place Is beyond doubt ana we cannot prevent H.
The leading architects and engineers OF Venice are
unanimous believing TO be necessary ana hef are
surely the men who ought TO know best WHEELER steps
must be taken to prevent It's fa IN Few years
and consequently utter ruin, aud no indignation on
the part foreigners will alter their opmon' DC
we'll founded not"