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The Morning herald., 1877-12-10
PHOTOGHAPHING UULORs.

PHOTOGHAPAlNG COlORs.
Joseph Albert, photographer to the court,
has finally succeeded in inventing photo
gaphy TO render the natural colors in the
picture by Photographic steam press Of
lis own construction, without the aid of a
pencil. I have seen some Of the proofs Of
such colored photographs, by the Albert
press. An expert painter could hardly give
tie colors of the object more faithful in iv-
ing reality and with a distinctness to the
incest shades. The secret of the invention
consists in the analysis of the white light
into the three colors-yellow, blue and red
and in their recovery of the three colors
ready for the press. On plate chemically
prepared, so as to receive but the yellow
parts Of the light, and the tones of tho
colors Of the object to be reflected, the first
photograph is taken, when a negative
OF that plate is at once put under the press.
whose cylinder is dubbed ovsT with yellow
pant None but the tones of the yellow
colors are now seen in the impression.
Alter that the object is photographed on a
p@te made to reflect but the blue color
lAe plate now under the cylinder reflects a
Oloe impression, the cylinder being dubbed
over with blue paint. In the same manner
De receives but the tones of the red colors
0y means Of third plate. Printing the
Individual pictures of yellow, blue and
red over each other, picture is produced
true to nature, the colors intermixing by
navlng been printed over each other. The
aea long entertained and prosecuted by
A0ert to photograph colors, may no
.Onger be considered as not feasible. 1t il
lard OF present to fortell what revolution
'Ae new invention will produce in the many
departments of art. Vienna Press.
OLD ANDCURvnUs PATENTS.
The first patent issued in the United
'oAtes Government was to Samuel Hop.
AnS, on July slst, 1890, for making pot OF
f."rl ashes. Patents were issued on modes
~ " p'aklng candles, -four, and meal, later in |
'D' same year; and in 1871 Francis BARLEY
A, ,a' granted letters for punches of types"
:, '''o III that year patents were issued for
~ 1''lng piles, fol- bridges, machines, for
,,Ileslllng y: .g grain, for improvements h !
, ,a'''lilng' propelling boats by cattle, and
,ns movements in steam engines. In 1892
patented canvas conductor to be used |
w. tDVn houses are on fire, which may have
os sD 'ne original of the late patent fire.
l"p'' An improved mode of turning
'p'' was patented in 1893; also stove CT
wv, ,' 'ion' A machine for cutting nails was
p"e'ted lo by Josiah G. Peerson on March
WY ' i9f. new mode of catching fish
-. s' patented in 1875, since which tim
~, Vulnerable laws have been enacted t.
,,o p0' people to catch them by the OLD
,o;. S''S' Removing pains by metallic
n, '' was patented in 1896, and the first
ba b''''ement in pianofortes is recorded in
OWL: "'"e year; also stays for removing dis
.., '''' IN the spine. soap.s~,ne ste Va ;
r,. F"''D'ed in I797, Bilious pills were
oinn: l"''il'ed In l79G, effeminata ropery for
nd e rope yarn in 1899, and washing
'na "nanhina the Cavabar. in
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lPa) Times"
, 1877-04-21
NOTICE or SHERIF'FrS SALE or
REAL ESTA TIE.

In and BY virtue of an execution issued ont
Of the Third judicial District ON the 9Otl day
of March, A. d. 1917, in the action OF Renl0n,
Holmes 4 Co. against p, II. Fields ana A. IL;
Buchanan, for the sum of eight hundred and
eighty GO.lO0 dollars, and II further sum oil
one hunured and ninety-liVe l5-IUO dollars,
costs Of suit. aud increased costs, have levied
upon, seized and taken into execution the fol
lowing described real property, Us follows, to
wit: The undivided onc.halI of lots number
one and two, in block number seven, Snoho-
mish City, eastern part.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
| will sell the above described premises on the
9sth day Of April A. d. 1917, at the hour OF
o'clock NJ. of said day, at the door OF the
Auditors office Of snoh0mish county, IN Sn0'
homlsh CITY, W. T., to the highest bidder for
cash, gold coin OF the United states OF
America, to satisfy said iudmcnl AID costs OF
Dnted at Snonomish City, this 26th day of
March, A. ID. 1877. , o,,,r,,,,,,
Sheriff Of SnohOmish County.
BY WM. WHITFIELD, Deputy. u Nv
, 1877-04-21
NOTICE OF SHERTF,f"S SALE or
REAL ESTATE.

In and by virtue Of an execution issued out
of the District Court of SnUhumibn county,
on the I'D day Of March, A. D. 1871, in the
action Of Crawford " Harrington vs.. stephen
Hogan, TO recover the sum of Sol3 Judgment,
with costs and Increased costs, Interest ana III.
creased interest, have levied upon, seized
and taken into execution, the following de-
scribed real property, as follows, TO VII: The
west half OF southwest quarter OF section
number twenty.threc, lots numbered seven
and eleven OF section number twenty-five,
and lot number one Of section number twenty
six, township No, 90 north, range east, con
tanning III acres, situate in Snohomish county
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given TINT
| will sell the above described premises ON TIE
SOtn day of April, A. d. 1877, at the hour OF
3 o'clock r. NJ Of snld day, at the door OF the
Auditors office Of SnohOmish county, IN SnO-
homish ity, ". T., to the highest bidder for
cash, gold coin ofthe United states o America,
to satisfy the judgment and costs OF suit, and
increased costs.
Dated nj Snohomish City, this 26th day of
March, AID. 1877. -,
BENZ, STRETCH, Sheriff,
By WIN. WHITFIELD Gi fW
, 1877-04-21

'lsAY.-An old gentleman who was in
Tue habit OF prefxng say to every
sentences to which he gave utterancc,
having heard that his mun-seryant MIN
NEed him, thus addressed the lll-behsy
si domestic when he met him: II say,
'onn, they say that you say that say Fl
say and it l dc say II say | say that is
no reason why you should sny say ii
say say, John"
, 1877-04-21

A female architect has lust opened an
Office IN Boston \ plan Of a house
which she exhibits has nineteen Dny win
d0wS, forty seven closets, no place for II
man to smoke in, and Un mclosed bal.
cony on each side, from which It is i'm.
possible to look down into the neigh.
hors living rooms The design is pro.
nounced by all ladies vino have exam.
med it us, Of course, "rruly quite too
far more than awlully rcicious'
-. . -.
A DENTISTS sign-DuwIny, music,
and duncing.
Those Spitz dogs must no, expectorote
as pets any more.
Lets 90 and take some blue glass is
the prevalent formula.
Make your home happy, even if you
have to stay away from it.
, 1877-04-21

Asllrt dealer adyertises bosom war.
laA'sd TO wear longer than the shirt
hGt who wants bosom longer than Il
, 1877-04-21
For Sale.

Ralf. Breed Jersey bull and he'fer calves
from well selected nlch cows friee S-O
perhead. Address
4. T.. MI )IS,
DmgeHe5s,
". T.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Mr.. WIDE RISES 70 EXPLAIN.

DENIAL or THE CONSPIRACY TO DEPOsE PRESIDENT
IINCOLy-TIIE FONTS IN TIE PAINTER LETTER
REAFFIaMED.
CLEVELAND, May 2.-The Leader tomorrow
morning will contain the following letter from the Hon.
B. T. Wade: , ,-
To the Edior Of The LeqGer.
Inotice in yonr paper Of to-day two articles relating to
myself. copied from THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. The first
purpors to come from Mr.. Ward LInOn Of Washington,
formerly Marshal Of the District stating in substance
that some time during Mr.. Lncoln's administration
conspiracy was formed by the Republicans IN Congress
opposed his administration TO depose him from the
Presidency and put either Mr. Fremont myself in his
place as Dictator: that written memorandum Of the
compact was made at the time; that copy of it was in
posscssion OF Mr. Chase and by him shown to Mr. Lin
coin Now desire to brand the above statement IN aits
parts As a wifu and magn fa,ehOod, and If MrWard
Lanon eycs made such statement as alleged any one
pronounce him a liar l the article in TIE IRIEUNE
last week, And had 1t related only TO myself should not
have coudeA, A,cuded to tce silly lie; but wien
find II copied into respectable journals and it pli-
Gates uah members OF that brave Old Congress which
carried MS triumphantly through the most Of whom
are in their graves, Thought such scandal upon them
should not gp uncOnradicted
The second statement, relating to Mr.. Painter, Is
as follows: Mr.. Wade credited with saying
in exclamation Of his famous letter. that II
was confidential, and made public by person
totally dcprayeI and utterly destitute of honor" THIS
il also utterly false although the letter was private,
found its way to the public manner which entirely
aXcuplfcs Mr. Panicr from all blame; nor 40 pai.e
him FOR its publication As t contained Oniy tnc SEMI
mruts which stand by now do not regret IT'S pubc-
ton; and all The hostile criticisms III the papers ana
otherwise which it has called forth no one mas yet dc
uird that contained the exact truth In Nhdcaoh oI
Mr. Painter will say that have known HIM Tor many
years and lie Is honorable man as nave ever Deth
acquainted WILL N0''''''"'' : '''''' T. F. WADE.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
COMMERCIAL NOTES.

The South African Exhibition is open and IS
q success. America is not reprcrentc, there at all.
The exchanges at the NcwYOri Clearing
house from Jan. l last mp 10 Saturday, Apni -,
amounted 10 S7I95OOO,O00. This was T2i3oOOOoo
more m m during the period last year AHO%lhs
rccent large stoc Transactions IN Nallst there y sun
lc an indication of icyiving business IN the meI"Po'
Efforts are making TO secure convention oi
, ol owners of the lakes and the Erie Canal on May
IN M Detroit 10 consider tie feasibility 0f adopting
some plan Of relief the disastrous warfare oi r %
ous rates and bad management now eAiS H. ',
I,oa- n .c a movement tovUr! COMPUTATION "iih ~
r,5r,,ds No more effective plan than thlS couu h,
al1tcd for increasing the already excessive H''' %
vessels on botn the lakes ana canal
Tho advice. go West has been followed
, well according 10 an alarmed newspaper At Dallas
r,s and the cry IS now raised, Young mango back
g troublo appears 10 that there mas been r'h Oh
Nrtcrn tlamps to Texas and TIE unusual picture oI
mon begging thcir bread il lA' ~ & q" ,,i~n,i;
srfad lf3.lf TO the datng eyc OF il' ltHih lp.i'
,l, h. urolaby not 50 alarming as % sceuS. p.l
Ihe uou,o y tu f'r ilo4e who THINK Of rushing on 10
DE- as N'ii ll 80 ti4f m, Irys
Texas without torcih9u3n, No. +" S'''' '''' ''''
IufefiigeHcCr says, go ""cA' -
. 4 valuable report is in preparation py oeh.
r,sopb Nimmo. jr, chief Of the DIVISION oi in,cI"'.
commerce at the Treasury Department "h'h VIII ' "
,traordinary interest to the comnei'la' men oi Wv"
N, n deals with the whole Transportation p,"S & ~,
, co,ars Tbe subjects 81 tiaispoittlIou fU,,' , ~
increment of Interstate commerce 'i' rd , MOO
,,,i,.ii,iny etc Ggu. NimWo Has i"<h " ~ I,e =,
49,, n eos Of tins city, among Others lu &c ,t
present vast quantity o wen ac 5ot i be- pre-
iicts uGi labllatcI siall-''ta' i"o
scnted 10 Congress 90 June.
II is believed in this city that there Is an
error in the recent announcement by cble 70 'e ''
that Russia d. prohibited the Importation o'
and railroad cara M Kiaic" shi, the ns,I oi '
=, ,,,,t,,e f southern Russip VINO If purchasing az
rctua tool, for the Board u this country j. A'o ~
communication with Russian railroad compan''S ""' %
acting for them IN the purchase of car w'&9ia' ~ s,r
and r,ilroad material. II any decree oi ' th. t' I,,t
roid nave been tcleg1a,hcd 10 tnis cry 10 t,l'hivi
t.s beou rec. we'd. ON the contrary uidti' h"
r.d for railroad material. Two years he" Idite ' %
uaiv wls hcng OIgiuztd ~ Russia for tho h'il"I" a
~ locomotive II j. Supposed thai some "eG,'' ~
49, I'm made for the protection aud Dehoht O' lhI'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

conpany, but Mr. Kraiewsk does not believe that i'm
pOraUns have been prohibited and he hopes yet TO send
American locomotives TO Russia himself.
Under the title, "Why New-YOrk Declines"
The Nraee Eeics call the NcwYork press She" and
New-York City "a Jug" In the following styles " The
NewYork press (which mutually delichs in calling
itself the Metropolitan pressD acquired in past days
habit which sticks 10 IT, the notion OF King Cotton
stuck to New Orleans after the affair OF Fort ST. Philip
and other affairs at Yicsshurg and Atlanta IL ia the
habit of Identifying the whole United States Of America
from Atlanta to EaStport with the city Of Nev-fork
She also had the habit Of considering that good city the
ehu OF the whole COACH the pilot and driver tho Whoe
concern; whereas In fact, she has been the jug whceo
the other cies have been the funnel; gathering u'u,
much from the country, but draining 1t AL through tc'
small ctd into the swelling and prcjrutlOns reccpJc'
NcwYOrk" The complaint of The NcrSJs snply 10 'he
elect that NcwNOrk has grown great III must nor Wx Wx
forgotten why IL that this city grow great ana nu
Itself the gateway Of commerce. IL was ny puIlu'hE
public works 90 the West aud by the constant ehcOu-e
mcnt OF policy which should attract immigration an
develop the broad and fertile fields OF th' portion 9
our common country, and enrich its inh4btAnts II
New-GOTk ever mistakes itself FOR TIE whole American
nation it j. because its interests have been Identical
with the later and 10 has abccd rs jealousy 10 IIo
the as the other The trade Of the country
came to NewIOrk bcrausc she could transact Dtltl
than any other city and it viii continue TO come III 'no
future for the reason.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03


BROWN-On wednesday morning May 9 infant son OF III.
warr +. aud Elea.0T G0nnty Brown, aged II Gays
CARBkEIOu 2d inst, of dphlera, John Vine mt. aged
years aud II days, fourth son o John L. and Annie Car.
Friends are invited % attend the funeral from tho re ece ot
his parents Al Om0ndplace, Brooklyn, on Friday at
O'Clock.
CURREY-At san Francisco April % Cornois s. wife Of
Hon. John Currey, cXChef Justice oi - C. Of tai0ln!a
FAWCErT-on Tuesday. May /. FREDERICK Fawcet in tho
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
the uneIa! at All Souls church, corner of Fourth.
ave. and twentieth j. o'clock Friday, May 4.
The remains wll DO taken 10 Rye " " for iHornent by
- train.
GOLDMARK-on Tuesday, May !, Clara Julia, beloved
daughter ot Dr. J. AMI krgiia GoidufA, aged elrs 10
Funeral IN Ihura May s. at p NJ residence Of
tie parents at III second place BFo0syn
PETERSON-On "Wednesday, May .. Adelluo r. Peterson
Rcat.ycs friends respectfully invited attend tho
her mother, Mrs. n. BarIes, llj AacdOlZalst
PECK-~udeuy, wednesday, May ,, 1871 jonathan Il.
Prck in the jJt year OF hls age
funeral from his late residence, % N!eOlst BrO,kyn
T. D., saturday, May D. ~ clock u aud n. Goorgs
Point depot at 300 p. h. No uOwers.
PORrER-At south Coventry, Conn. on tie 23i ult, william
Porter, aged - years.
PKIES-On Monday April 80 in the sth year % her ago.
ELa NJ, widow of FrnGe1c b. Priest ad daughter Of the
late Judge David BROOKS Of Dulcsess Co, y. \.
The friends oi hehnly are invited 70 attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. - East Nlheeenth, On
Thursday, May s. at y. m.
EKRANS-At Glrnns Falls NY. the morning OF May
llS1l EnOch Huntington AosehaAs in The O9th year of
Funeral services will be held Friday
the 4ih mt, az O'Clock an me Gii crilon helayes AID
a:u requested 10 send mo- flowers.
SHERMAN-Oa 1ucsily. May I, George sherman Of Ito
Durham a sherman.
a cta from MI, late residence l73 West Eurtyseyenth.
st. On Thursday tie I'd inst, 1t 23O y. Rs
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

. -,s,,,cl HE arguments In a voice quite exhausted
- c,nnot GO on" said NJ. de Bismarck "you would
A. ,e 10 rest yourself little; here Is sofa stretch
rf on 90 and sleep Tor couple of hours, after which
- will resume negotiations" Aud your" said NJ.
Thfr. "Oh have no time 20 rest, replied the Chan
snd look my papers" NJ ihiers was nearly asleep
whcn DC bismarck percciyiug that MS css Were not
srirhcd fur cloak over him. Two hours later negoiia-
pons ecIo recommended.
Mrs. Golden possessed among the valuable
rers eft ty her husband diary Cf events connected
sh the negotiation OF the French Commercial Treaty
vriteu I'm Paris at the time when Mr. Golden as tho
,s,ef English Commissioner. was In constant commun
.,hon with the Emperor Napoleon, NJ. Bouher, Michel
,slier aud other notablitics Mr.. Golden also left
s- Of his last visit 20 the United States which took
ce about two years before the outbreak OF the cyil
b n, ueiiod when the agitation on TIE slavery Ques-
IN vss already threatening Co culminate IN crisis.
Toole the comedian, is said TO be funnier off
,o ase than he u it. lie Is fun OF anccdoc and
..,.,rr he has in his pleasant house many dramatic
- il-srarv curostcs. one Of these being The prompt
-, II" A Good Nights Rest" and Of q" Every Man in
-, 1ouor" with minute stage directions the names Of
-, 6ripguishcd amateurs forming the dramatic COM
~ and the most inmate orders all IN the well-known
tndof charles Dickens. their stage manager What
,,,ni,nt and what melancholy list! Dickens himself,
,,er Horace Mayhcw, Frederick Dickens, Cattermoc,
,,-l,s Ierrold Lcech Frank stone Augustus Dickens.
NJ Lemon Dudley Costello, Eyans-al dcad-and Mr..
a blanchard Ierrold the only survivor out OF that long
- NJ distinguished names The frequent interpoa-
,,,o. I'm Dckeus's baud-"Call Mr.. Lemon" Call Mr..
stone and bis careful memoranda Goblet with porter
- W rs,v for Mr. Stone :" Mr.. Dickens. Mr.. JcrrOd.
"a Mn Iecch cudgel, pipe. and tObaccGnoX, aud
ann f,r ,r Dickens - The short candle lighted
gesois.uttc with Goals IN It - a folded piece Of
- iile n Stamped receipt" and, ." Give NJ Jcrol
nancy also Mr.. FredericH have mourhIu si5n'h-
sIbce applying 10 The dead
NoRgI,rowN, y. j., May 2.-Gen. Grant was
,,etlay as the guest Of Thomas Mast, ana returned
n Elizabeth this evening.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Robert f. Rogers,
Professor Of Chemistry and Dean Of the Medical Faculty
:, e University Of Pennsylvania, was last night elected
r,ssor Of Cncmistr, iu the jefferson Medical College,
,.s T. 70 Rand. resigned.