New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19

whether with Jefferson with John Adams or WIN Anroh
Barr kept within the limits OF defensive or
moderate warfare and 90 thls II was that lac owed
! his premature and ingloriOus downfall"
Strange that OF the two enemies who brought the FED
cral party ground Adams should excel In family
poserity and IN official descent. Here Il MI story the
sculptor getting ready make his statue Of John Mar
shall O statue OF Judge, by the son OF Judge, ana
obtained from Congress, by Judge, David Davis Mar
SHALL taking the part OF Adams against Hamilton, re-
mairod in Office the foil TO Jefferson and bis SUCCESSORS
till the OF his old chief Adams had passed through
the Presidency and Jackson who supported by tAs
Hamtonians, especially by James Hamilton, had Nh
ished his reign. There IL statue Of John Adams ex
cept 10 the chapel OF Mount Auburn Cemetery Boston
Congress paid for mediocre statue OF Hamilton, by
Stone and the late John c. Hamilton furnished at his
expense statue Of his father for the Central PARK
while in Boston scion OF the old Hamilton juntO, that
hated both John and John Quincy Adams, has reared
granite statue Of the founder Of the Treasury.
Robert g. Ingersoll with antithesis than piety
made the e-page of his first publication. several
ago representation OF tie cuciaxOn cOntrasted with
the telegraph pole and crosspcce to illustrate the ages
Of religion and intelligence verita5e cross the tele
| graph pole is getting be. and many schemes are
broaced lay It i'll the grave of which to DC made
next Tuesday the occasion OF electrical congress and
banquet at Philadelphia where section Of underground
telegraph electrical light and telephone wires IL to be
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stu stranger than this is the Time Telegraph Com
pany which Is about all the clocks In New York
electrically from regulators at fixed stations, moving
thousands OF dias in factories, hotels railway stations
and private houses cost OF % cents month"; With
the OF any clock machinery whatever and by
strict astronomical time. ain told that Ed stokes was
the man take hold OF it and put t through
the Hoffman House.
Mr. Elliot who n sort Of organizer OF queer utli-
ties like the above. told Friday that he brought
out the we'll known steam rock drill which work
ing away the gnciss lodges all around the Central
Park and wherever houses going up He 7aid: " /
coming down from Connecticut several years ago
when person near who had model OF latch he
had invented volunteered show it to said I: II
you could invent rock drill there would he fortune IN
it, Very WE'LL replied the his name was In
gers0li' will do it. II took him four years to make
the thing successful and many aching head,
but introduced it to Europe and the world and finally
sold It to Mr.. Navarro, the BANKER who Il making go
per cent year bis capital OF 100000, and Is too
busy to interfere with his patent nfrtngers 20 that
there are now kinds of these drills Those which
formerly cost 81 900 sell for $500 and those which
~ 600 few years now sell FOR $40 In min
ing they extensively used. When we began 70 in
trOducc them the hands would throw down their crow
bars and leave work.
David Gray, the Buffalo poet is sick at Queenstown
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n sunstroke several years ago which disabled him. for
two years he worked regularly again till the second
attack came on few weeks and he started for
Europe with bis wife, bUt continued to suffer on the
voyage from cerebral breaking down, and at Queens
town dscmbGrled where he still lay ut latest ad
vices. A OF Gne sympathy md the poetic insight
rarely formed he FOR years the social fayorite Of
Buffalo ! recall "A night In 1866 when AZ the Pavilion
Henri QGatrc nj II. Gcrnain Gray and John Hay and
Jerome B. sti!ls0n down with ne 70 dine. There
a charming lady, Miss Reed, daughter Of oar New
York eweer living with her parents at villa opening
the park. whom the party called that evening.
Sue died in mdcnhooI somewhere II the Gnf climate
Hay ana Gray have bo:h broken do~n :rom ovcrNorA
suson is dead. S9es thisiHG eFic
Senator Bayarl's daughter Mabel found husband in
Boston This only return to first principles a. Mr.
Bayards grandfather, james A Bayaid. voted for both
the Alien and se,itun bills OF john Adams
IIuckiebcrry met INC 10y Trinity curchyard yesterday
Sail +: Huck. Low did your mines Outi"
Mines" he answered. q" have shaken my hands Of
them all Mines involved iuy character they fail, and
people look Oh YOU II you did it. No, am now In q
great syudlcate What Is IT, Huck :" We are going
10 parallel the Atlantic aud Mackenzie Bay Railroad
Our syndicate + the largest ever formed IL j. com
posed OF the ba.ing houses oi Dash * Co., Sluaup
Mctoncgal Pipp brothers and Rug-leng * Honduras.
thinl, you see how solid stand Take Circular
who the president, TIucki" A friend OF yours" he
sal! raising bis hat PLEASANTLY, THE large interests
coaescns there being somewhat Jealous OF each other
concluded 20 put their matters in escrow and" i0a
are CroX e. They woald have il that way. said Huck
/ ulcekly bit come | want y0n 90 10 something for
y0ur family The opportunity think. has arrived !
have always been careful about nd Using friend but
ruc,s there /. no mistake this time You want ten
tl,ol,.auI dollars of construction stock There IS
very little IL II Is held. may say, more firmly
than thar o. any other syndicate. YOl lad better be
prepared to meet a. the calls It may not be necessary.
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