New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

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! emineujy philosophical tVra Of uiiHi N al scientific
m1ttors lo IS r-Iic1lary f. ~ regards machinery, ana
BIS ni3d is 1--we 70 tie ftTiin even o, cieA
connected with implements - griytare. o. hiSdoeu-
inifiOa never 70 consent 10 uwafd pIze % I2clAe
Wllout tsi IN aci-a oplaloay tie public Will here
after profit is sgc tat shoaa have beca long s.nee
! adopt Il by ol Agricultural societies.
IL the oiciI report q hs great aa, TIE Ses VIII DC
required % rcpor tho kinds OF gas gl.IBi average
cugth and thickness; names Of Wec5s. proportion theJ
have 10 grain and grass, and re toughness 81 hf siaEt
An es-L 20 ls also TO 10 made o! the yCd al IN per
oere, aud also ascertain is actual wl-ht by weighing
section Of 40 4n-e d9sp ti,n3 Of each llacLne
WI be given, specially whatever is peculiar 10 each con-
stiiui r Us ildiyiau hy, or patented claim.
section ~ the general committee is devoted TO esrc-
fIi cxancliun of an tLe machincs and viii chr fly
aaiue ana report upen any departure hom mcdaniel
principles, sci any marked mlroYcinrrtS, ns well
As te ship AID defects Of any OF me Paris Ia
short, oveTy thing that Ia any wyInere the iaer
to know, VII be ascurained and printed N nc compete
repOzt a tls thai.
As one acre per hour Is considered good standard Of
work for = 10 ere III viii be given for grsaeE speed
OF horses ton "a il viii be in the wdh OF sWGlh For
instance: Wl1ss direct drft machine, which cuts SIX
feet vi contends iteques no more drlit than one
that cuts feet wide. Il this proves fact, 1t vii De
duly credited,
Al thing. taken into conslcaiion tho COMMITTEES will
say 70 farmers which is, in tler estimation, the cheapett
machine.
The most simple in its construction.
The most durable.
" hich requires the least power.
Which has the least side draught.
Which does the most work in the least time.
One which is MANAGED with tho greatest facility.
Those tests, but they viii all be thoroughly
proved
The weather to-day is remarkably comfortably cool.
ArBuRs N Y. July 10 1905
Is the want Of punc'uality a national falling in all
thrgs or Il il OF " applicable all agricultural exhibi
bitous7 ! certainty have advertised for
pariicularday that not day behind. This was TO
have bo,n (e grand day OF exhibition Of the 70 rcapcs
and mowers, and numerous other machines Wmch were
previously entered for this gsud show aud practical tst
ofments. At ~ O'Clock this morning noe ten OF these
machines IN place. Some of them had not even yet
arrived a. be railroad alton. The consequence is that
the whole dry Is taken up in getting machines upon the
seround, when should al have been pied IN examine
tons by the comn and In e7;anng hc weight and
other pFominarts TO ready FOR fed .oik TO morrow
had intended to devote the day TO personal examinations
and TO lining statistics OF tho manufacture OF mowers
anlrcapers IN this couniryi but that must daer Tor
ever tody j. quite loo busy "geting ready TO attend to
To tbe credit # Tho State Agricultural Society IFS OIL
Gers are Oh the golad aud ready. All the Committee,
except the Hon. Liza Cornell az here, and he viii be To-
morrow morning. The field OF thai, heavy growth OF
tangled clover III ready. aid President Gould says that
the machines must commence work tomorrow, and II one
is no, ready ~ viii lose its call and 60 70 the tail of the
list hope that decision will be adhered to, aud that It
will teach puaetualiy. IL is little remarkable that the
manufacturers resident here IN Auburn 10 more ready
than those who live O; q distance.
Reader, do YOU know that more roaping and moving
machine are made here ia Auburn than IL any other
town in the United sttosf Ihere arc s1 81 these esta-
lsments upon the outlet Of Owasco Lake which affords
wafcTpoWCI equal 10 any IN the cale. DelcNe thut II
has hundred and sixty feet fall passing through
the ccnrr OF the town
The largest OF these establishments is that Of d. II.
Osborne & Coz manufacturers Of the kiFby machinl, and
Mr. Osborne as yures Us that b. make 40 machines
Av with case thar one complete machine is finished every
IA minutes Aud the siralccst pat OF the story Is the ex
csc ho gives for rot being ready shis morning. "Ihey
zero So crowded with orders for machines that We could
not III them and that is Why did not get ready. We
did not se all Last year, aud therefore did not make
up great stock ahead Of orders This year all VII sell,
and more would II We could furnish them fast
Tis speaks volumes In favor Of this particular machine
that such on establishment cannot supply the demand
But also hear ht all the shops in the country have
moro orders than thcy execute fast as required One
In Ohio which hal an Immense stock 900 machnesl
ef, oyor last year have sold all that stock aud ell
the new they have been able 70 make this yoer
Mr. Adrilucc, the greatest MANUFACTURER OF BnckeYc
movers at P1ughkccpse, has just assured ma that he
cannot OIL bis orders for tho present harvest.
Besides Mr. Osbornos there ar here at Auburn the oi'
loving establishments:
Dodge. SteYeus0n a. Co., who mako the ONO ma
Oh ne cou,bintd'
Bris,y Curtis md Co.. and Barber n Sheldon, makers
OF the "Cayura Chief"
WIN. Halliday. maker Of "Tse Halliday machine"
llgss,y * Co. makers " the original Hussey machine,
with Improvements
The Hussay .crc mentioned s brother OF the original
inventor. who he'd by a railroad accident few years ago,
before be- bod rcapli the harvest which has since been
gathered by his WIDOW. II may not BE- universally known
Aat an tho moving ard rsapiuc machines built IN tins
country have hal 10 Far bute To the inventive genius OF
Ohed fiussoy / wish he could h-go been present this
week 10 witness the immense good 10 American ia ineTs
which be hiss accomplished. Tbs DQEing alG re4phS
machines o. is i61ify have added ~ the eucAVe sgf
cultural force Of farmers, q least I'VE men for each ma