The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-25

was driven. which assembled through the boil;
Iron II an ntsnsSe sms whsh Ss1ed ana
Intelligence to be informed that II the huge
mass Of liquid Are should burst. Of which there
Is always more or less danger, spectator ana
workman would alike perish In an explosion
This process goes on for fifteen or twenty
h colo. a ~ ger be e
ess OF converting the iron Into steel Is accom-
This done. the blast is suspended. the pot s
| swung back. and tbs melted mass poured into
large iron bucket which, in its turn, 10 swung
the contents arc drawn OF into insots Of half a
| ton weight. The whole operation impressed
RoR smSy :" an Il q
We found shefrleld horribly smoky and
gloom and blackness.
We began TO be able TO breathe when we got
Yin the evening The intervening country is
level and pninteressing. ,
IN m lars on. Moor lies ten or 'teen miles away
ing we attended service In York Muster. The
bells were ringing merry chime on the occa;
q Young scion, OF the nobility; aud we were
made Dean. Tor besides his salary Of s2.oo6 he
brings private fortune OF 10000 year.
G q 81 Ensana preachers are often
chiefly esteemed for the money they have to
spend spend or leave. tomb Of brass and marble
objects therein. com N emorates the virtues OF
2 venerable eccleslastic by printing on his
ligious and benevolent objects. and this con.
stitutes the sole record Of his virtuea
ration and worship in the IA anchored isle. as
they are elsewhere. But don't think the ex-
hibitiop Of the fact is anywhere else naive as
Yorkninstor is we'll known specimen Of the
Gothic among English cathedrals. 1t seems to
with these ediilces, especially on the Continent.
1t is very Large Of irregular shane and mo-
ss hs L aa
from the Cromwell men. but it has been restored
and is generally in a healthy condition. 1t y
cathedrals, Of good height. The want OF tit-
Of s9S Sr an edss for the worship 9" tho
everywhere in the cathedrals.
T1e ehapes they al II contained and which
iioman Catholic dispensation. are all destroyed.
and the spaces they occupied are now mere
waste room. At one end the choir is partitioned
Of, and here, are the fixtures of the church.
Here the service is performed to an audience
very. moderate in numbers. 1t is a vast invest
ment for very small purpose.
since his return. He Isl slim-voiced. moderate
hi such dis n as he
shilling apiece. and the purchasers would make
no great bargain ct that Such string of
,cppiy "i'iieieu tdSttI'SS' anu lcI.
lorn. 1t woul Id be hard to match anywhere out
9ot the literature OF the clergy of the Church Of
England.
The burden Of the discourse was that men
generally were not sufficiently pious. and
% a. bsg to the
ships" and otherwise labored to heap up
treasure and Injuries for themselves.
1t seemed cool in man who had an income
OF $1,000 q year and had married fortune
OF $4,000 O year, to indulge in such dis
course to some weather. bound and tarpaulin-
covered mariner who might perchance be
present. and who had fought his way through
many doubtful struggle OF life to final COM
fort in his old age.
1t may do for q man who has f60. 900 year
snuGly stored away to reproach those who
go down to the sea in ships" as being too
worldly minded but 1t is doubtful II tho re-
proof will be very Influential. especial, when
offered at the end OF a four months pleasuring
tour
Leaving York. we rode straight to Newcastle,
the and Of Goals. tho level country continuing
unit we reached 1t. and even afterward as far
az Durham. when 1t took on q high rolling
character for the first time since we left Der
byshire.
Newcastle was dingy and dismal The heavy
clouds OF smoke were kept from ascending by
the rain. and all was cloud and smoke and
smut. 1t seemed signal mercy to be per-
mitted to go through the town IN rain storm.
On hot. dusty day IL must be tntolerable
But the city fiourishes in it's blackness. and go
6oos the Duke who owns tho Goals. The price
OF Goals at four miles from the pits in the
country round Is 81 a ton.