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The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE BONDED WAREHOUSE ROBBERY.

William Westall was brought before Judge Donohue,
At Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, IN obedience
TO writ OF habcas corpus westiail Was committed to
the Tonbs by Police Justice Murray charged with hav-
ing robbed tho bonded warehouse No. u Marketheld
street, upon the 9Th inst, OF $4,000 worth OF goods
Subsequent to his arrest upon being confronted with
the carmen employed 10 remove the goods, ne was
identified as one OF the men engaged In removing the
goods OF she cellar, which fact however, he denied
Upon the return the writ Mr. William i. kinizn8
counsel for the accused asked that he be admitted to
bail IN tho OF 81 O00 and Assistant District Ator-
ney Rollins consenting ordered The bail
promptly furnished and the accused recased from
Imprisonment
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
TROUBLES OF A JEwELRY PEDLER.

Patrick Kenny recently arrested with ono James
o'Connor. charged with tho larceny Of jewcry valued
at sleo From the papers in the case appears that
Henry Wilmer, tinerant jcwcry broker, visited an
side lager beer saloon that he laid his satche
containing Jeweiry, upon tho counter The prisoners,
Kenny and his friend O'Connor, entered the saloon
while MI. Wilmer was imbbng his lager and they
also drank beer and Immediately ieft The saloon
shortly after their departure MI Wilmer missed ms
property AND chascd the prisoners, whom he mad ar
rested They were held for trial kenny's counsel,
Mr.. Edmund Il. Price, sued out wit OF nabeas cor
pus H. his behalf and yesterday being the return DAY
OF the writ argument was nnd before Judge DoDohne
In supreme Court, Chambers MI Price conionded
That the evidence against Kenny was entirely insui-
hcient 10 warrant his further detention, and asked
his discharge. Judge Donohue concurred with coun
sell and discharged the prisoner
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12

But That He Frequently Made
Presents OF Money to
Mr.. Belknap.
Df Which the Ex-Secretary
Knew Nothing About.
A Business Session Follows tile
Impeachment Work.
AcnAr.

WAsulSGros, July Mr. 4i,nr.
man moved the senate sitting as 4
court OF impeachment take recess
lor hall an hour and consider leaialaA
live business Rejected.
Mr. Conkling moved The cour, I'D
Joufn tlll AZ tomorrow, Regretted,
"a to ~, though Mr.. Carpenter
pleaded Tor adjournment on account
oi the extreme heat. .
Caleb T. Marsh re oaii,,df-f fe-t tes-
tlhed be could not remember the
occasion nor tx the. time al which the
secretary OF war was at bis house in
New York 70 dinner, but Reed, Gen.
Mcdowell and Belknap were there
together Mrs. Belknap aud Mrs.
bowers were also there. He had
talked with Gen. .Belknap previously
about the appointment AS post trader.
Ihe question whether he wltness,
Marsh, ever had corrupt transactions
wlth Bclknap WAS everrnlfd.
Carpenter asked il there was any
agreement between the itt.t.s-s-at,a
Belknap that the witness should paw
Belknap money for the appointment,
OF post trader at Fl. Sill.
Marsh said no, neither was there
any such agreement in consideration
of Evans appointment. The kind
ness extended by the witness TO Mrs,
Belknap certainly had great deal 10
do with the secretary making the ap.
poin'ment. He gave Befknap half
the moEey he received from Evans
because it gave him great pleasure.
he always sent money gratultously,
MS y present. Didn'l know ,l,a. Bel
KNAPP knew how large presents were
to be before he received them, though
the witness WAS fully cognizant Of
their values before sending them.
Never covversed With any one except
the present Mrs. Bclknap before send
ing money to the secretary He con-,
versed with the present Mrs. Beiknap
on the night Of the funeral Of the first
Mrs. Belknap. l.Aa
The witness was not allowed 10
give his conversation, it being with a
third party. The witness said be-
never assigned i teasop to Belk.aapl
Tor sending this money. There had
been no conversation between i,ita
and Belknap, in consequence Of which
he sen. money to Mrs. Belknap.
Mr.. sLagsn asked II he sen, this
money IN Belknan IN c.3,nsern1ence ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12

! Louis convention II MS aapnss In ,ah.,
| acier, patriotic N sentiment, and met ~, a
TINE when the civil authority Has expc,St Il
10, The flesh encrpachmenls from the u,ili
tafy; when hard money was dishonnfetf
and Virtually banished from clrcula,ion nv
vicious legislation; when speculation apd
corrnplies We're sapping the foundations
81 the goyurBmant, til. c0nyeu,,an deter
mined 10 save the county, and they chose
Tor their sisuaTtd bearer. tired trt,c and
trusted men,
Gen. .NeSkrnan,l then read the addrcss of
the committee contermng Official iu(orma
lion oil the nominHtion OF Gov T,laen II
stated That be WAS nominated, because his
name Is prominently identified wi,hrefotm
reduction OF taxation aud maintenance ot
the rights of the lsboring masses. and his
record Is one OF uniarnishcd purity in the
eyes OF his counirymen
Hon, w b Hanna. OF Indiana. also de.
'ifrftd lengthy address to the governor
on behalf OF tho dsmocratic party OF Indi.
ana, and nledging him their unifed ana en-.
tire support.
Gov. Tilden replied, accepting the nnmi-
nation. and snid he would soon transmit,
them iarmal letter of acceptance He
saiu be believed his nomination WAS not
mere personal preferences either tecla
raiion 10 favor of the administration re
form with which the events had associated
hin IN the public mind A demand i,,r re-.
iorin 70 Ia al governments aud chiefly in tue
leaelal government had led To a series af
surprises n the popular assembiaees, and
perhaps In The convention itself What va
have Witnessed may be an augury OF what
we may witness in the election sl,oul Ia
'ake pltce 1be labor ol returning the
system OF The government in great, an,l II
tiee, ei ! sh9u' d enter upon the grea, duties
~ n', as heiitiay recreation, but much in
mat special oi con.ecrstion in which the
,oidlets enter battle. We now see the
la#n o. better day.for our country The
republic is yet 10 be renovated 10 liye in MI
me Future Gov. Tiiaen wound up by cor,
lisily thinking the msnlbcrs OF the e1rn.
nilteei afler which COLLATION. was eni.,ye,j. l
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
AI WAsnIN0YoN.
The st Clair Disaster. (

Dulurn,4 Ju1y rl---'I'he Following
IS a list ct the lost ons-lhe4 steamer
81. Clair, whose bolies h.ye been re-
eosefed: Judxes Edwards. Captain
Muller and Nell Le,,cl, OF Marquette; j;
Dave L. wFrnce. aud q. II. BeaElsly,
OF Oatanogoi.;; Nlr: Eaton, a,fexIio.srI
from Big Rapids, Mich. l.. r. Collins,
;. Stcwar: aud Alexander shea. OF
ilulnth; Richard Shack eitot,, clerk OF
ostro't; two Frenchmen, iiremen, be.
longing ut Duluth, mud one umeoog-
Md passenger.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
The Railway Robbers. :

+. 81 Lot1s. July II. = Tue htess acu,unts
from various places respecting lie railrsad
robbers. Is 10 the effect that Gen Mont
gomery IS s.ill oa ti,e scnut for them .and
several other parties are in the field, but no
definite lidings have been rbtained by them
report gafnsd circniat,Du here To night
thai Montgomery hsa beeh ktlsrsl in firb,
wtsh''he ssbbsrs, but II csnnot I'd Traced to
nny rehahle s%0sffrc. Their is nSsW RI.
ward et $1,000 inrihe capture Of the rob,
;bers; S.,p0 each by the state and The re-
matndsr by ,lie express md railroad com
panicF. Z
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4 Batch OF Foreign News.
The Last Heard from Crook.

FL FErrRRnAS. July LITTLE
kst word from Crooks camp was
|ated June IS. A courier can reach
ON him in u hours, If not way
I'd Seven companies Of infantry
Fcorted the supply train. We have
? news of ut since leaving bn, are
EPect1ng the courier OF Crook daily.
REPORT NOT CONFIRMED.
OAAHA, July l2.-There isno con-
ma'ion of the report that the Indi-
- destroyed Crooks force. Officers
pre- say that such =, casamity is pos
bic, though improbable. his late
sht III the r 'sebud is considered a
-tory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
Gov T,ldsn Acoepts the Nouuation.

The committee hppaip,Sd by the 81,
Lnt'is ccasep,inn 10 notify 6nv Tfftstsu Of
his nomination for the presidency By ,hs.
,ssmocraiic party waited tonight on tie
efs'ssrnor NJ his Issiaence- Delegates from
fhh govertat "a We tiie t<s4 y 81
greeiIng Gen- u cClnsi.Aral a. ed aHea,+,a- -..,.,
Governor and outlined the work Of tie 81,
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aceable Indians at Yankton Agen.

ff Wy. sA
Special 10 Press aud pakoialn
YAskroS AeEscY, July 1.-the
Fnk,on Indians are as friendly as
pal. They have very little sympa-
With the hostiles. Nonc of them
ve -,oined thcm. We fear no trou,
from them here. Ninety one per.
rs, men, women and children, have
ne to the pipe stone quarry, all
endly Indians, and will harm no
:. strike-,he Rec, the head chief
the Yanktons, says he wishes Sit
g Bull could be captured and made
work in states prison the rest OF
life. j. G. GAssnAs.
u. s Indian a ron,
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1-usKisu TRoors snur our.

/, VIENNA, July ll--The Presse says
IT was agreed at the Rcichstadt inter
view 10 closc the harbpr of Xix i'm
medIately against the landing OF
Turkish 'roops, N
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The Heatea Torn.
sixrY DEATHS fS NEW ycRs


,Nfw Yong July l1.-Dsaths yes
erday FROM saa stroke exceeded in
-iu'nia'rs those of any preyioasi day
or % years, eseep'. July Ri, 1872
when 6S were reporied The pecu-
hafity of yes.er lst 5 death record was
ssnit every case ct s'in 81 ,rul ertp6rted
at ;hs police oifi {, with one or two
exceptions terminated fatally. al
p. N. ihc Health Board has issued two
iius dred aud twenty-five burial per-
nuts, an unusually large number for
any one day. while the proportion of
I,'ianis Who died was alarmi,gly on
the increase. 'llhe regular weekly re-
port OF the bureau OF vital statistics
only will show the true uumher Of
deaths from sun stroke Yesterday
winch is believed by oiIiaial. Mt the
health otii,e TO be nearly 90.
AT WASHINGTON.
WAsHtSsroN, sJni, ll.-Tm ex-
cess,vc heat continues, aud FOR the first
time in the history of The capital,
building operations are snpeHaea.
Since Saturday there has been twelve
deaths from sun stroke and numerous
persons now in dangerous q9uditon.
At BALTIMORE.
In Baltimore Yesterday there We're
: casts Of sui. stroke; 1 Il which
were fatal.
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1As:',H1tarbs: /
MEElING- OF THE IsRAELlrEs.

MEETING OF THE IsRAELITEs'
w AsHfsaroS, July ll..-Fhe dele
tes from the Israclites of the u. s.:
i in convention this morning in
.llArts Hotel. The main object is
found . Hebrew college in Clncin-
il, for which sl0O,WO have been
pscribed. The convention will also
psidsr The sproprie,y of erecting a
nslv ssussa1ry 4for Gsxssrsli.sg prac-
N knowledge Of woman's duties.
iEssdk 49, accxrrkps
Asfev dss teD Roam.S,ss Cane,
1e~elStHin asksd Aboat .ha:res
# that he Intended to resign, laugh
ly replied, that SO ia, from resign
he expected 10 remaia in his place
Ill The end ii tbe. pfcse1s admins
ltion. Yesterday afternoon, how
NJ after es!lias - Tie ezeeaAse
hnsion to transact some business
tn the president, the latter much
the surprise OF ihe postmaster gen.
lyinfosgsed him dat h. 1 resignation
buld be accepted. Mr.. Jewell i'm
Ediatoiy wrote :. letter accordingly.
e most intimate friends of Jewell
ullabe to account for the acsion
the president yesterday. Mr. Mar,
.ii, first sssistAas postmaster gene
who was in the country, was
rgrsphed fsst right to return inn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
RIVER AND nARBoR BILL
MISCELLANEOUS
bRhocRATic roRMALlrlKs.

hhpeRA tG FoRMALIT1ES
New YoHK, ,hnly II An informal
meeting afahe eommittee of one from
each state, appointed by the national
democratic conyent:on TO formally
give notice to St. Louis candidates OF
their nomination, was held last even
,pg at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The
committee were in consultation las,
evening with Col. Helton, the COVER
nor S private secretary, the object be.
ing to arrange tie details of the no,i-
hcAtion. Our representatives express
ed desire to. haze the committee
meet Gov. T,den at Albany Instead
Of III thus city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
FOREIGN

THE slruAlIpN UNCHANGED.
LoSDoS, July II - The Times
Beflin specml has ihesfulloxinx.5 Al
lssieAssaat interview, Count Andrassy
offered 10 mediate between Russia
and England. Count Audrassy seems
TO have had reason to hope that
Germany would co operate in media
ton. Russia having given no definite
answer the siiuatioH remains un-.
changed in the negotiation proceed
ings oil the above offer. Count All.
drassy said he was unable TO consent
to auy territorial change in Turkey,
unless approved by the other powers.
de was, however, willing TO maintain
neutrality.
AN INTERVIEW.
PARIS, July The Temps SAYS
the Russian Ambassador and Grand
Duke Constantine had an interview
with Mr. Thlerst to-day What then
tsansplred shows that Russia is deter.
mined 10 uphold non -intenvention and
endeavor 10 induce Turkey to exercise
moneration when her honor is satisfied
by some important triumph.
-s---s DENIAL.
PAHs, July 1.-THE Son,s Bel
grade dtspatch, denies that the Turks
have takeif rartschar. Prince Milan
has not qni,'ed foetiogiad since the
battle Of Akapak ouka.
WAR IN TURKEY
RAGus.,, July l.-Tnrkish alyices
received here state that an engage
ment had occurred at Poslgoritzs be-
tween two battallions Of Turkish re-
gulars, assisted by volunteers, aud FIVE
thousand Montenegrins The latter
were driven from their Notifications,
losing 400 killed and 400 wounded,
including thirty officers. Turkish loss
thiriy-s,x. II has been con6dentially.
stated that the Servians have cap.
tured little Synnie. The defenders
consisting of two battalions of fegu.
lars and II large force ef Bashibazeatks
lost 200 killed znd many wounded.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
From suiiy.
Spec iai 10 fress aad Dako,aian.
FIR. SuLLY, D. T., July II

Fr; suLlY, .. T., July IL.
HORSES STOLEN.
The latest reports are tba, sixty
fad Of friendly Indians horses have
fen stolen near sully by-hosiiles.
HILLS NKws.
Advices on the 4,h Instant, from
|ssdweod, announee the opening of
me si1 claims, each averaging f.
y 'rer day, aud one or two sa,soo
: day. G.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
l.. Il. II. II. iNvEsrIGA AT1aS.

ttAi, 70 postmaster general IN place oil
jrwet,as
L. Il. II. r. INVESTIGATION.
The house Judiciary committee de-
erred investigation into the Little
Rock railroad matter ON account Of a
dispatch from Baine's physician, say
ing that perfect quiet is almost neces-
sary 10 his recovery. Watson, Fish
er and Mllligan were therefore cx-
cused uutli next session by the unan-
imous consent Of the eommittee..
ENTIRELY uSFou sDRp.
Thesreporto Of the disagreement be-
tween the president aud Attorney.
eitettefal + I uftuud aft, and the intended resig-
nation Of the latter on account Of lie
removal OF District Attorney Dyer
and the appointments of Bliss, with
out the consultation of hun, Taft, isl
entirely nnfounded. Since Taft ac-
qniesced in The presidents action
there is no such disagreement AS will
terminate the official relations Of the
president and The attorney general.
SoalSATloN.
The president nominated James NJ.
4 yner, of Indiana, now second assist
ant postmaster general. 10 be post
master general, vice Jewell, resigned. +
BEfoaE THE NAVAL Committee.
10 day, at the request Of Secretary Rnbe. 4
son, Gen. Garfield, chairman and Judge
Hancock, OF TcAas, one of The democratic
mems'ers Ut the appropriation comn,ttee
OF the last house, We're called before The
naval committee, aud testified TINT the
question OF The use and exchange az the
old Iron on hand in various navy yards and
obtained by breaking nsulessi i'd u vessels
lof The pntpost.- of suppl ing necessary iron
Tor repairs of our seryiccablc iron clads
was brought before their committee i,y
Robeson, inyen,er of 1874 that his ati
lhority To make such use Of iron was c,ns+
ceded, and the policy of so doing asscnted
Toby The committee, and that the appfopri
atoms for the department were made and
sraduhied by the committee, with the un.
lefs'analng That The material should be SO
Used
RIVER AND IARBoR BILL 81
he river and harbor bill, which WAS re.
Dafted TO The senate by its committee on
appropriations just before the adjournment :
o day, is very slightly increased IN its total
'lnount, but large number of items pro-
ddng Tor Improvements of minor impor-
Ahce are eilicken Out and sums proposed ,
of several objects Of greater magnitude iu-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
MoRMoNs IAMlsRA1ISG.

New foRk, July ll.-E,ght hon-
dred Mofmons from Europe started
for Utah to-day. Some of the men
have eight wives.
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having iniirnated 10. him his desir.
FOR change, Pratt resigned

ne president Tomorrow viii nSan
nate Judge ]. N. Tyuer. of Indiana,
now secoud asslss.ssant sllsss.ssan postmaater gen.
eral, to postmaster general in place OF
.trwet'g.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12

MciE ssnoRe. zIils-.Inlg 1.-THE fsIti
ais.riet repabiieaa fnnzresaianal cnnyenz
lion to-day nominated E Bon Hun.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
CoMMITTEE APPOINTED.

+ y . - ~ 49,. ss
COMMITTEE AProlN TED.
The committee appointed by the
democratic national convention to no
tliy the nominees have appointed a
subcommittee to inform Governor
Hendricks Of his nomination for vice
president. The committee: has decid-
ed upon an address, In which Cover
nor 1'ilden will be officially informed
OF his nomination for president.
Surrogate Colenp has. dismissed the
petition Of Jas. Bagley and others 10
sci aside The will OF A. T. Stewart.
FOR HAYES AND WHEELER.
CfNclySArl, .Dune 12 TIE yolks-
blatt Of Mise city, this morning, in an,
editorial, favors Hayes and Wheeler.
Fred HasAaraek,F whu has been It's
managing editor, is relieved from ac-
tive connection with the paper
BAsg ball. ;
LOUISVILLE, July II -1louisyilles
6; Athletics 2.
!, Gile Aso, July IL -chhiesEos IS;
J, ST. ST LOUIS, July ll-Brown,s 9. Hart
crseNsAri. July ll-Muluars 8, Gin.
tSt s@@6 ftEf}f
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mediately, and arrived ahis morning,
when Mr. .teweli, much TO his astuir.
ishment. .,td'rmed him what had
taken place. Mr.. Marshall is now
acting postmaster general.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
AN INTERVIEW


Ptas, July 1.-THE Soir's Bel
grade dispatch denies that the Turks
have takeif rartschar Prince Milan
has not qnit,ed Detiog'ad since tie
battle Of Akapakouks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
rILpgN.
ALBANY, july ll-Gav. Tllden.
took n Special train for Ne ~ Ynrk

this evening to meet the committee
who are TO notify him Of his nomina-
lion. .
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON. June M-Spirits turpentine
steady at 28c.
MILWAUKEE. June 10.-wheat June. 81 VIZ;
July, 81 07k. Not SO steady.
OswRGo. n. Y. June 10-Wheat steady: No.
Milwaukee Clue, 81 ~. Corn uncnangeds
barley quiet.
TOLEDO. June l0-Wheat duh: 81 24H April;
81 2bx Dune sellers. White wheat quiet: No.
81 Nkiextra, 81 ~.
CLEv1lL AND. o.. June 10.--Wh heat steady. Corn
firm. low mixed, Ulc; ntgh mixed. J7c. Oats
steady: No. 1. 4Oc. Petroleum unchanged.
BUFFALO. N. Y. June 10-Wheat: No.
Q milwaukee,. 81 23k: No. do, 81 s5al 49,;
white wanted, according to quality. Corn: No.
10, $50. Oats: nominally SIC, Rye and barley
neglected.
NASHVILLE. June 10.-Fiour 81 25aT SO for
superfino to fancy Live stock dull but quota
tiohs unchanged. Whisky: Robertson Coun-
ty, 81 50a3; Lincoln County, 81 7ba3; Bourbon,
81 75a5 81: Highwines, $l2L
CHICAGO, June 10.--Wheat strong: June,
81 08; July, 81 0Sx; August, 81 OK. Corn
steady; june 45hc; july 5SSci august apsf HSs g.
Sly O6; August, SO rs. Lard steady: July,
$i1 II; August. $ll ~.
rIrrssrRa. June lo.--wheat: Good to prime
Ohio and Indiana red 81 35al 49, white VI 42a
y 4b. Oats: Ohio and Pennsylvania white,
| 12a4yc: mixed, 8ya40c. Coru: shellod. uee
| in elevator. mixed to prime yellow, 5oaooc; !;
ear. track and elevator, 55a5ic. Rye noininal'
SOa8Sc.
MrmrHrs June 10 Flour steady: Superine.
| TX MIMI. choice family, STAT 30. Corn quiet at
ssas;r. hi store. Oats steady at 4sa50c, in store
ssi upil " aLSal4lac, Buik meats 9uil ana
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of the driving-shaft, and the momentum
curved fingers attached to the elouter end
of a shifting rod, a bFake-wheel, cam
brake, and cam foot-lever, for operating
the fipgers and brake. Agts lnt
177,622-Band Saving Machines-H. j.
Cordesman, sjr., assignor to o-Cordesman,
Egan q Co., same place. [Filed Feb
ruary 10, 1861 Brief-The weight of
the guide-slide is. balanced by means of
a section OF rubber tubing placed inside
Of q guide-supporting post, vertically
adjustable In q tubular slideway, upheld
in detachable sockets attached to arms
formed upon the top extension OF the
main frame. The table is adjustable at
any angle by a semi-ey cylindrical bearing
arm aud slotted f1ange formed orsa- plate,
which supports the table in a concaYe
bearing upon, a. small necks0f the lower
portion OF the. main frame. The5side
guides are attached to back plate,
whjohis secured to a guide plate pro-
vided with stem, and are adjustable in
a,split retaining socket by a set-sorew.
|. l7I,636-Combined Hafrows and Roll
ers-Joh Hartinger. Filed November
II, 1901 Brief-A combined harrow
aud roller constructed to fold upon one
another, and rigidly secured by a.screw
and nut. l u l-a s- Z.
1T, 1-Trunks-Lansing NJ. Ringwalt
Filled February Is, 1875 Brief-The
| bracket strengthens the corner and sup
ports the tray. The within-described
angle-bracket for! trunks, having spurs
ID, and constructed either with orswith
out the ears P for phelpurpose shown
and described.