New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07

charges through tho gangway TO the engine room stables
the mui wnich seldom ace daylight are housed
william watson. OF Boston. termed IT, The eectric lights
furnished with renectOrs which brew their entire
force the sides and roof Of the chamber The eec
was beautiful and 1t not al all 10 DE wondered a. tat
many II sghsoers particularly the ladies, concluded
that the miners lot could not possibly be an unhappy
tsArnong the members Of the British Association who
through the entire programme were Canon carver
Lon Ion; James AMI A E Carver Nottingham; r. ven
ron. London: NJ. Glenn. delegate from glasgow Dr.
Henry cave. DevOushire; the Rev. teivysile, Gov
ou5ry: Mr. Reynolds. southport; T. Korsop' Glas-pw
OF Nature ist -ocety Yorkshire. Maggs. &c logical
lejy, Yorkshire; Charles Fox. bevonstre Dr ve-
ridge Phiiosopaist society, Aberdeen: the Rev. llr
Jack.ou. Run-gnt.; John r. Knight London Jonq - II
gr'ves, Ianc,snrc II Z. Persoa, southport; A Borne
ana t. q. Harneman, London. The American A~SoclI-
ton was cp- sent byJ Lesley e,esidentP " aer
Pott,y''c; NJ. aud Edward +. Lyford. philadelphia; IT
schouc'. Ncv-York; Charles smith. Bidseion y j.; ".
VI. hurcnarl Conn.,; Dr kmbaii lhi,ade.phh Nil'a ~
Ken. NJ York; Henry Farquehar Washne on -. Z /.
aid II. - HOOD. Lavrruc Mas; y !. Jahn9N, Ioe r
tow; e. Baider.ion, Wesitown' Ienn- NJ - ~ vi vi
Marble. Providence. }. j. The following rrpr scented
rho American Institute OF Mimi Engineers chry -
Iniladr.na; w. T. C. exc. Read Percivs Ron"rt-,
IT, ~ q Leqnig ara James 4, G. , beye'w i va %
=. cook ma Tow rt Bal s., IoitSowu; Edward
W.l G1 knt '' and y. AMY W Vie Nc%YorE
I'm, CnrE, Ch'r,e' A. AsAourneTi ,,. nC>
Pof s.ol L NJ Haup a.d Howard Murphy. Piiia. ell
n1a j Matnie" Detroit; H. II. ana John ilsl'f, am
Lou.. and A. j. Dr. ueri Roa oke.Nu. Among those who
ac.onu4l cG ana took ctve pant ln the excursion were
= H. Uhtiu-. general manage. Phil 3h Ahl1 h'd0tA7
Coal 3ui lrO Company; Joseph ~. Harr WrslQrh -
li-h coal and Navigation Company =. G"oiWlu.
gr. riaI 81 ouneudeut lemgh Va ey Etl.ra d; H. q.
lutaer resilient engineer Potfsvlc Of Reading Goa.
Ircrt F. F.t. Dawes. superintendent Reading -h'.- Q"
bott.N lie; T. a. Iayor. a7ter Reading Ia r'"i
>0mD.ny Major Ucbcr =. Thomson cugn'cr Nlr.It
estate: T. O. NagNcr agent GiIard estate; Genera i'T
" dgI-r pl'a A. III asl4sli = 'i'I-
.l- coal rcSIOl -ursls W. =. AM A ". -h'' ci'
Fott~vilie. iiiam Lewis supc .intcndeni William rem
C.st Cn.l,a-v: George A Brook g. VI Akin. r mine
Inspector Jvln Ne h, Pct sylI'ri :. NJ heN NH"'uu
4 'eXau'tr Fulton. Saam0klu; William kennedy. rolls
vAc,d Fl "a large party o. ladies A Gret many MN
har- of t,c various associations we're acc. np"uie
bt their ana not ev al-0 had daIght'rs WIN
them. About hour and a half was -pen. al tAr
luslau Ri Gc coIleU. II VIZ, Uouc thar hc5ff every
visitor carried away vita am OF Ler piece oI codi'
SATISFACTION or THE VISITORS,
They al ex re sod tn mselves a, delighted with their
experience .D III coal r. gon and Canon Carver mHn
correspondent as compelled 10 be surprised
at the almost boandle-. courteses and generosity
OF Americans which. ne aided. left uotnht
10 De desired Orrs OF the British Association ursre
[, te-u'y Their aimlratIol for tie method' OF ti-l
American cousins, md tine AIRY generally e'r u'" s'l7
fed that the -, experience OF the ncasahtr-l
AMI no tle least prohtab bic Of their ives. : D"
NNIHg, general mining man ger %. the I'M airllhI"
mead and Cont of he affair After bidding apiou 10
she ID. douh tlc IaItr we're gwen "a road We" o
man. tuc pi cUa collier c 10 Jhc L ld n company.
On 90 d way 90 Idmlqui tu"} passed through E4-, VA
hIuoy Tuu Cd. VII cn his au elevation OF almost 10"
sect. and alan fhfou 20 Ne-q lhouiug Tunnel. U-.A l-
u~a.ly thrro-qu.rt. OF mile III .chrn
oys A. g eara.-a sa.r-,ee,E 3.lrosa ~
DOING t.r switzerland ol Ana rri iI.+ once more
ho n.c- tA'r Tuu In. r.l. 30 Ihl 't.lt I'D
-.u"Iu umr. having $50 pr varied ana hi-4. H'!