New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
BRITONS NOW ON GUARD.
AMERICANS SURRENDER.
TNIiDlSiiMlN HOLD THEIR MEETING AT
CUICKEHiNG HALL.
ANDREW CARNEGIE MAKES AN ADDRESS OF
WELCOME, AND SIR JAMES klTSoN Rf''
spoNn,- An INTERESTING SESSION
sHrING THE BEAUTIES Or
,\EaIE MAKES AN ADDRESS OF
TIL. IL nSpN

\, Anc body 81 Eu.l!>hmer n ever were gttEefc'
together in This county il1i tie adit"i"m o. 'aV
crinc Han when The Iron aud H;"" Institute OPP '1
American r,.,,,,: VT .iaay. STRIKING fAtnr 81
the asscmhlasc a. d tu-n,hcd from l!c I"'' ''''
uucaly American gatherings cs.l"i OF; b. the mc'lss
of nc American IA ne Of Mining Er 'inc'r" o. We
two preceding day. va d" gei'ci age o. IT. "'''
ber, ON the platforms and in tf'aud'''r KAY "''
n-.dou,ir.tc, ,lou.n >,alwait FMS and rudd\ cor
pexions testified tlat vrpr viii il rimis'er"cN '"'
hest tvp- Of Anglo SAXON manhood III MS pr'F'
IN tho s.,uc were ,a,,. ST Jane K!i,o" p:c-iarn,
NJ the Institrtc S,r lowjhcn Bell pas pr'''ch' ST
John AIlcyne -p:">iccnt ~ Gc'"c" M"r'on 'oNn
clerk of Leeds t. Windsor Kc!@ni'' r." r '''1e''
Percy Gilchrt and William witw"li. members Vi '"e
council: Andrew Carnegie. chairman OF me A"et'"'
General Committee: J. +. Lewis. chairman OF ms N'
committee and ". p. Shnn. president 81 inc Amen
con .ocic,x Of Civil Engineers and chairman OF the
Committee on Transportation.
Sir James Ki,son presided and proved hhhS''i u
graceful speaker. the round. iuH tones I'll HIS 'a-
uurc baritone falling most plca>insly on the car '''o
hearty applause and the frequent emphatic H'dr
hcari, With which the listening members puhc'u"oo
~. rrcveod,nos rayc then, a most ,haact"rs Eng
lish flavor Nor were these apprcative dcm"h'tra
t,o.s all for English men and t'i''I> Mr' 'dF"'s''
effective u,tlc speech, General sherman 'Pi"1.a'
OIL the platform ly invitation VT Shih' s'l'-'"-"
elementary ius,l,i, lions to innocent Br"nN abh' u
venture upon a Pullman Journey. were all tFcc''n
9th the most enthusiastic auplusr Mr. >hinn cn.
treated his hearers not to ikc their MS WIN ueh'
"a there were .rch thnA;> A. car heaters IL '"''
country ard brsou.ht them Ia be Of e0"d CHEER a''c
trust their luggage" 10 his Ueut"ntli'H
worries FROM CANADA.
While all the suggc>o'!> to IN" ey" ana ear were III
t>nsolv English IA tone. C;,:2a IL l'cr England III
America VA, no; rgc,ti,.. forgotten. rN" d"ie-
catee appeared bearing Hind mc>>a."- OF invitation
and prospective welcome 10 tn" Donhi"n. hTthi"d
Rlue Deputy Minister Of Agriculture for ontario pre-
scnted the earnest request a. III Government q, 'h
t.rio and Of the oa Of Trtd. If the r.y OF To:0io
that the Institute would visit IN bodS the country OF
the Great Lakes.
Dr. Zelwyu. director OF tie Don!aion Gc"Ioc.'s 81
Sarvcy followed Mr.. Blue and >pohc iv n" cIre ID"
mn,on Government in crrrll- N" freedom OF the
whole colony 10 n: Institute. After re;uluius 10 New
York from their Western trp to dr"2'ie' Will = I"
Canada there to lie enter a.c! :.on November - D.
Mr. Hewitt. p!t>iilt Of H." An'"ic" iu>tNu'"'
was unfortunately ;.b..t. H. guest. sir Lo"'Mth
Bell presented W. Hcvitt> r'S:r-. and cNpI'HiH
that he hal If his h"-t TIA: morning III
such q cona!t. ~ II r"Ad'r Ms at'"H!'H :
he mlsht almost say. a rhI ~ca :np'sNii-1I'y. li'
regr II d i; WY much fr by his = =" o." t!l" WA
he dcp-.vc.. If Tearing '.on n "Sn LIP, TIE veY
elaborate statement he: h" hal prepared con'aAiI:
Information Of tn II a'~>: iD"cn,' al Tiln 20 ''
member, of the as~o. a,i ~. Nj. II 'Nit, p,ccH was
ds,rlbutnd in plApilet TO: III.
The quaint fo",al;y Of tho En:l!>llIc"'s pnr.l'
meltary proc a!iug- wa r'f'e'hinc to tn American
portion Of the a,.drncc From ~ ofi'iIi signing OF