The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23

ernment. b13 Seventh street, Washing
ton, d. C.. Drawings and specifications
OIL patents. 25 cents. Copies Of patents
TO show the general state OF she art IN
any one class, So:
i76 9S4-Conuuctors' Punches and Reg
listers. Chas. Ii. Nye and Henry Il. Fes-
sci, assignors to Henry Nye. Filed July
13. 1916, 1. The combination OF feeding
mechanism, composes of guides s anu s.,
carriage h, slide m, and dog Q, When op-
Grated in the manner described. 2. In a
conductors punch, the combination of
cutting mechanism, composed OF nova
Die blade ID, sliding between guides in
the sides A and A, lower shear-blade
formed upon the forward end OF slide g.,
pitman +, studpin u, and lever b, as
shoWnahd described. 3. The colnbina-
tion OF ratchel-arm p, pawls and q,
spring v, and guides and +, for regu-
lating the stroke tthe level Is, substan-
TALLY as shown and described. 4. Tne
piYoted hammer-lever x, with the spring
and the side q, having the incline a.,
and spring q, all arranged to operate
substantially as required. b. The reg
istering and cancailng punch above de-
scribeu, composed of mechanism Tor
ieeding paper from q coil, severing cou-
pons from the same, regulating the
stroke oflever B for sounding signal
as each coupon is severed, and Tor cah-
ceiling the tickets, the whole constructed
substantially as described.
l16, 6,739-LuDrlcators. John L. Cody
Filed March 27, 1876. 1. A glass globe
for a lubricator, lamp or other use,
whose neck is formed with shoulder a.
groove and groove c., substantially as
and Tor the purpose specified. 2. The
combination oil glass gloue A, thimble Il,
and Fling U, constructed and connected
substantially as and for the purpose
specified.
| 176, ,94- Extracting saeeharine and
other vegetable juices. Louis +. Ct
Bousoaren. Filed Feb. ID, 1876. Brief
Sliced cane fed in measured quantity
suceesslyely TO each of series OF steam
heated and open-topped macerators
mounted on circular railway, which
descends and ascends. The bottom OF
each macerator is telescopicaily con
nected to the top OF the next one by
pipes. Each macerator has fixed and
movable strainers, with cleaners for
them, and an agitaJor, and the movable
stralners may be elevated in the mace
rator to aid in discharging and cleansing
the maceratOr. The solid refuse is also
strained and delivered. Each macera
tor, when at the top, is furnished sue
| cessiyely with charge OF cane, and O
water of regulated temperature, or lime
| water, and AT the bottom its juice, hay
ing previously passed by gravity, and
successiveiy, through preceding mace
rators, is withdrawn to the eyaporators
4 Between the maceratOrs are strainlnS
| chambers. Turn-table may move con
| tinuously or intermlttently. speed is
| regulated to secure desired richness O
/ JUICE.
177,Os6. Tags. Theophilus Van Kan
\ mel. Filed March5, 1874. /. The hereir
described method of cutting tags withou
\ waste, consisting essentially in dividing
a strip of stock OF suitable width upon .
central curved or angular line Oh sucl
confirmation that the projecting head
lines of one series of tags extend int
the recesses formed between the project
| ing headlines of the other series, sub
stantially as described. 2. A tag having
the eyeletp pierced through with pointed
instrument, and the burr thus produced
fanged out and pressed down on the op
poslte side tO re-enforce the eyelet, al
herein described.
| 176,054. Time Attachments for Locks
| Henry Gross, assignor to the Hall's Safe
and Lock Company, same place. Filed
| March 16, 1875. Brief--A time attach
ment is SO connected to lock as that
while the grayitating hooked arm b,
which the bolt is thrown is governed b,
the clock, the the angle-bar or tumbler
dog is left free to operate In the ordinar,
way, so that the tumblers can be set tt
the combination, and the ordinary mo
tion to open the lock proceeded with
without the engagement of the hooks
necessary to throw the bolt.
| 176,809. Machinery for cutting wavet
edges on leather straps. S. b. Randall
Filed Jan. IA, 1875.
177,044. Spinning-lathes. Ulrich Wass
mer, assignor to himself and Edward
Kirby, same place. Filed Jan. 2S, 1876.