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National Republican., 1878-04-16

IT sproposed that silvery-tongued BLACK
suRS, Of Kentucky, or moody and gloomy
LAMAR of Mississippi, shall act as spokes-
nan in behalf of Congress when the Kansas
statmry-JoHN BRowN-contribution is
received by that body. Cancellation is the
order Of the day.
National Republican., 1878-04-16
A Dangerous Fellow.
tChicago Inter-ocean.l

Every Democratic orator, from Wade Hampton
down, warns the people Of tho South against inde-
gresham writes letters TO his constituents that the
independents must be bulldozed from the start.
Where there is so much smoke there must be u
little fire. The Independent in the South is dan.
rorOus fellow
National Republican., 1878-04-16
A Family OF Msrplots.

tRochcster Union (Dem)l
Montgomery Blair Is the marplot that the Blairs
have always been, with q movement" as stultfy.
ing to Democrats IL Is stupid to sensible men Of
all parties and the only rational purpose OF which
Is evidently 10 give the last surviving member Of
the Blair family the dying notoriety he Graves.
National Republican., 1878-04-16

The New York Tribune says: Congressman
Townsend took the wind out Of very pretty
bubble on Friday. The familiar plea that the
South should have free ticket to tho Treas
ury because we have had Centennial Exbi-
bition was advanced in behalf of Virginia.
Mr.. Townsend demolished 1t effectually by re-
calling the fact that Virginia had voted unan-
imously through her Congressmen to give no
aid whatever to the exhibition. Virginia
never gives aid her policy Is always to take,
not giYe.n
National Republican., 1878-04-16
Unpalatai,is.
fVasbipyton Corrcspondepre Buffal

Washington Correspondence Buffalo Expres.l
The. rnionShe Administration newspaper es.
tablished here about six months ago especially to
support Mr.. Hayes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Its last
expiring issue tomorrow morning. One cause Of
It's suspension Is that Its devotion to the support of
the Administration has been unpalatable even 70
Office holders
National Republican., 1878-04-16
Southern Claims.

Southern claims are to be provided for bya re-
levy of the income tax, which Is the last resort Of
wise Democracy TO force the burden of support
paople
National Republican., 1878-04-16

THE Hartford COuran attempted not long
ago TO say:
The devotion Of some Of the great New York
dailies 10 the rich families Of the city Is enough 10
make one think II takes al Astor run q metropoli-
tan journal.
The insertion Of the little word ITO" rather
changed the original meaning Of the sentence,
although one of the animals mentioned as
requisite, ir often employed as indicated.
National Republican., 1878-04-16

OTHER phases OF what may still bs called
the Southern question may challenge atten-
ton. put "the blood y-shirt" business Is ended
for the present. The only thing that can re.
yiye IL will be some systematic injustice, some
cruel and persistent wrong, on the part Of the
Southern governments and Of this contin-
gency, just now, We discern no sisn.-Ns~
York Times.
The Times processes to be Republican
organ, or to reflect the views Of the Repub-
National Republican., 1878-04-16

PREsIDEST DIAz having been fully recog-
nized by this Government, it is to be hoped
that he will hereafter restrain his border
thieves and secure peace to the Texan
frontier -
National Republican., 1878-04-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Q7S GREAT

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pres Of pullman Psrlor Cars, 92o a u. daily, er
For bfooSiyn New York; al, through trains connect
oreyy al Sf5iey c dyeS g naSr 10 PpsSn street AVOID
Ing double ferriage and Journey across New York
for sSsS. SsS yos sS sPd se.ps sss
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For ASnspoh.. ssi I. M and "a tn m .d.,l, .scsps
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500 a. m- baltimore and way stations.
s,rasburs. Winchester, and way stations Va Relay.
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vile, Cincinnati. coiumbus Chicago. Junction, and
.sSo a m. baltimore Annapolis ana way ss,,ona
isiS M, Bsisi%or. Eiiisos. CITY. Annp.olis and
N.y York and phn..Sslenl.n ~ E.Rss,: s;.E,cs:
sns spZ w .ESss " isss
40 T n. u SBsiI$s.e sl.aensours. and Laurel E.-
% r. ESess1 3 sss .aS and
stations only, = - 2.
| ESQ p m, Baito., Annapolis snd way stations
| $500 p. M, PhilRdepha, Norfolk and BalNmors
express Elicott CITY. Passengers for Norfolk taken
In the direct to boat At Canton No connection on
sunday for Norfolk. ... Y.
se:59 p. M, Baltimore and way stations.
| Se.55 D. m, Chicago and Columbus ekprosA eLEEP-
| ING CAR to Chicago. ... -H.....s ..
| s7:sO D. ni- baltimore express
sG25 D. M, st Louis, Cincinnati and PittsDurs er-
preaA BfEEPING Carlo st. Louis and Pittsburg.
- ) a, Sss SSff Fs!isas ipSis sne Ral,%sg.
esPrsss sLEEpINg CAR 70 New York, and sPn
| Sunday myl3-tf
National Republican., 1878-04-16
oh. nea
tsprlngfield (ohio) Republic.l
1tz John Porter againi Oh, dear |
Hits the Poor.

tNew Orleans Picayune.l
Fernando Woods tariff bill puts heavy tax on
matches. Fernando hits the poor when he strikes
matches.
National Republican., 1878-04-16
MARRIEII.
DIEIB.

RINsEY-DYER.-On the 18th OF April. 1878. by
Rev Il u. Owen Isaac kISskY and Miss ABBIE
DYER, all OF this city.
National Republican., 1878-04-16
"where Isuornncs IL BIiss.v

From the Farmers Falls Reporter.
Display sign with the words Beware Of Paint"
and nine out of ten will draw their forehngers
across the newly painted surfaee. The tenth man
never learned % read.
National Republican., 1878-04-16
EDUCATIONAL.

CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL HIGH
~ SCHOOL, LAWRENCEVILLE,N N. REV. X NJ.
IIAMILL. u. D., Prinrpal.-A well-estnbshed Board
ing school where boys are prepared tor college or bnsi
Send for u catalogue containing terms, refer
ences, &c. This Ia u favorable time TO enter.
National Republican., 1878-04-16

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
y seventh and ]. sirees.-Opep day and evening.
Beautiful halls. Sons and daughters practically edu
Gated. Thorough condensed Instruction and training
Ia rapid calculations English Language, Letter-yrit
Ing, DUsness Penmanship, business forms, Book.
keeping &o Day tuition t9o per quarter, or ts per
month begins At the time ofentering Evening tuition
s1 per month. Circular giving particulars, sent
application. Artistic peIrwork or every description
deaf IL & SPENCER. Principal
National Republican., 1878-04-16

T ANGUAGEs TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French Spanish, italian, German, &c:-by
KlC HARD A. EVANS,
No. 6ss Pennsylvania avenue Washington, b. c.
oCil-ly
National Republican., 1878-04-16

MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
SPACIOUS MUSIC HALE, a, NINTH STREET
Thorough teachers and low rates OF tuition.
Send for circular. o, u. BULLARD,
seS gm Director.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
LABOR BREVITIES,

Saginaw valley coopers threaten tc strike
One thousand one hundred and thirty
men are employed on the new capital al
Albany. a'-....
The National Straw Company of West
boro, Mass, will soon build new factory
200x40 feet. ... ..,... ..
The Mechanics Mill of Attleboro, r. J.
is running out its stock preparatory to shut
ting down for an Indefinite period.
The stockholders Of the Union Mills,
Fall River, at their meeting on Friday,
authorized and required the president to
file petition to put the Organization into
voluntary bankruptcy. 1t is probable
tina. this mill will be run by trustees for
benefit Of their creditors.
The "Fall River News' understand
that after consulting among the creditor'
of the Sycamore Mills, it has been gener-
ally preferr,3 LAT that property should be
put in the hands of trustees, to be mana
ged for the benefit of all the creditors,
Messrs. Robert c. Brown and Hezekiah A.
Brayton will be offered for trustees, at a
meeting of the creditors.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07

IT is said that the microphone, the new
ly invented instrument which has thesam
relation 10 sound that the microscope has
to light, renders audible even the step of a
fly. This instrument will be godsend to
stump speakers of limited lung power
TIE inv ention of the pistol put the man ot
delicate physique upon something like an
equality with The muscular bully, against
whom he would have had not the slightest
chance with his natural weapons or even
with the shillelah, or any other weapon ei
OF primitive society; and the microphone,
OR the erophone, will render an analogous
service to persons whose vocal organs are
deficient IN strength.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
BOOK NOTICES.

TEE MONTHLY READER, for June, has
been received. This magazine is intended
for school and home use, and is certainly
an attractive and instructive book for chill
dren.
RoBINsoE's EPIToME OF LITERATURE,
for JHLe, contains reviews on current
topics, editorial and literary gossip, miscel
laueous mater, announcement and contents
Of the latest foreign and domestic works
and the June magazines.
A welcome visitor to our desk, and 10
scores of thousands of homes, is the AMER
ICAN AGRICULTURIsT for June /, which
comes to US as bright and breezy as the
season. There arc timely articles ON haying,
and general field, garden, and orchard work
The Humbug Column Is strong and fearless
in warning people against varous swindles
Among the Farmers" ard Talks on Farm
Crops" are always readable. Dr. FDrber's
illustrated horticultural articles, new Irises
the striking Greig Tulip, and his "Notes
from the Pipes," are full of interest and
valuable suggestions. The Household Re-
reipts are OF value to the Housewife The
Young Micrcscopists' Club this month are
studying plant diseases, parasites, flies, and
Res. Aunt Sue gives pretty designs iD
housewifely arts. The Doctor tells about
the Telephone. Some Curious Birds finish
an interesting number. Price Is cents, 81 &c
a year. Orange Judd & Co., New York.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
WILMINGTON, Del. Jane z, ISIS.

A new invention which promises to be
a boon 10 many unfortunate individuals oi
the male sex has come TO light, and If the
half of shat is claimed for il be true, the
laundress' occupation is at last gone. Gel.
Iuloid has already been applied TO severa'
uses, and now it is said that there is a fac
tory at Riverside, New Jersey, which is
engaged in manufacturing from it collars,
cuffs and other articles formerly made of
linen and paper. The Paterson, New Jer-
sey, "Guardian" says of it: at will ruin
the laundry and rob Monday of all its
horrors for married men, for when the ma.
terial gets soiled all that is necessary is to
shake 1t in ny drant Or under rail ct
water, and then dry it with towel, the
same as one would wash a slate or plate
Despite its durable character, the material
is said TO be as rliable and comfortable to
the wearer as linen, which it so closely
resembles as to deceive the most thorough
expert" With the limitation of the
franking privilege, this invention must
me as boon to the western congressmeD
who have been prevented from sending
their linen through the mails to Indiana
and Michigan, and the spectacle of re-
preventative Of the people holding his
shirt under hydrsnt in the back yard Of
a Washingto boarding house will be an
edifying one, besides encouraging clearly
and industrious habits. Bat there is a
fear attendant upon the use Of this inyeno
ton. 1t has been proven already that
celluloid will burn, and there is no telling
but what it may also be liable to explode
AMI in view of such catastrophe an un'
dergarment of this infammable substance
would be as dangerous to a careless wearel
rs was the shirt of Nessus.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07

&W JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 N. From
" Street. Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' a. d
.9entlemen's Garments of every descrip
ton Dyed or CIeansed. Kid Shoes, Feath
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April 1877.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Iii o eof our
subscribers who are indebted to the MORN
Iss HERALD, Will oblige by an early IT.
mittance.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07

Of the most approves Shapes Novelties
edge of the exclusive taste of Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE DEBATE.
XR. GOoDE LEADS OFF WITH AN APPEAL IN BE-
HALF OF THE VIRGINIA CLAIM.
MS CASE BEING MADE TEST CT lhE sLN9E vi
CONGRESS AS TO WAR CLAIMS
TO THE TRIRTNE.l

XR, GOODE LEADS OFF WITH AN APPEAL IN BE-
HALF OF THE VIRGINIA CLAIM.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The only branch of
adjourned from yesterday over to Monday. In the
House there anything done except to debate
the question of Southern claims bill restoring George
A. Ames his rank in the army passed, as also the
Senate bill bridge within the Fort Riley military
reservation III Two three private bills were
introduced and the House then went mmed-
lately into Committee Of the Whole the
private calendar, the first bill taken mp being
the to reimburse the College Of William and Mary,
in Virginia for property destroyed during the late war;
Mr.. KNAPP (Dem., ILL., occupied the chair.
Mr.. G0ODE (Dem Val who had reported the bill
from the Committee Education and Labor advocated
SIS passage. He said;
The college buildings located in the ancient town
of Williamsburg, which had been recognized by Pres-
dent Lincoln and Congress as Union tortory and which
had Representative In the Federal Congress at the time
Of the destruction or the college buildings There
no military necessity for that destruction, as the evil
denee before the committee has shown. A memorial
OF The Virginia Legislature has been received praying
for the passage Of the bill The history oi that nsttu
ZION OF learning the history OF the commonwealth or
Virginia aud part the history OF the RepnDnc The
they think 1t win open the door OF the Treas
u1f ~ avalanche OF Southern war CLAIMS
member that this bill establishes no precedent
On its own merits, and is essentially SUI generis
- IKE II ever again before the Amercan
Congress- believe that the spirit OF George Washing
could revisit these scenes be would say that I'D no way
could Congress do his memory greater honor than by re-
eeryed so faithfully and loved we'll believe that
che passage OF bl will be hailed with approval by a
UbeTalUtnded meR IN the North. Speaking Tor the col
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
RUSSIA AND ROUMANIA.

VIENNA, Friday, April II, 1873.
The Political Correspondence states that the
Russian representative at Bucharestis Is urging the
conclusion OF convention securing the right passage
through Roumana to Russian troops.
LoSDoS.. Friday, April 10. 1873.
Reuters Bucharest dispatch says NJ. StOurdza has
gwen notice that he Will ask the Government III the
Senate whether the negotiations for the passage Of the
Russian troops in consequence Of the Government
having notified Russia Of her Willingness to permit such
passage II direct understanding WIS con
cuded Notice has been given OF an In.
terpellatiOn in the Chamber Of Deputies
as to the adysabiity OF Withdrawing the army the
Carpahia Mountains IN view OF the Russian occupation
aud whether the Government means 10 protest To the
Powers against the recent large entries OF Russian troops
into ROnmaDia.
Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade says Roumanla's re-
cent efforts induce Serva TO make common with
her. have been unsuccessful.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE LATEST FAILURES.

CLEVELAND, April 12.-James Ward senior
member OF the firm OF James Ward Co., iron merchants
OF Niles, Ohio, filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy
to-day liabilities, 81 600 000 assets, nOminay moth
ing Two years ago the firm OF Ward Il Co. made an
assignment. but the continued depression OF the iron
OF personal property
MONTREAL, April 1.-THE Pierreyille Mills Lumber
Company, OF Yamaska County, has failed; liabilities
Sl65,O0O. The Merchants Bank is interested.
j. smith 4 Co., wholesale Hocers Of Montreal, have
failed direct liabilities $4,000 indirect $4,000. The
assets show 90 cents on the dollar.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort Hoase-John w. Garrett. President OF Q,
the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad Company, ana the HON NJ
d. TOemaehe OF Montreal. Ecereh Hose-COnnl Li,t
Secretary OF the Italian Legation at Washington ana
fessor Alexander Agassiz, OF Cambridge Mass run
Arsnus Hotei-GeOrge w. Chids A. j. Dre1e ana nalshs
A. Grow Pennsylvania Ex-Governor Rutis Is buhock VI
Georgia and Captain w. H. Thompson ..M CtOud UOgt-
senator Agernon s. Paddock, OF NebTaska ,XU ,
UoS-James H. Howe, OF Wisconsin, ]. ~ Camden OF West
Virginia and General Thomas r. Eckert GTdna te""d'
Jfo-Ex Luke i. Poland, OF vermont
81 James Hotet-Stephen B. Ekins OF NeW-Me
Neir York Ioe-Genera r. L. Cngman, OF North CarOnna
and oepnty secretary OF state George Moss Of Albany
Wsropolitdn 0teI-Assemblyman 7. A. Nlyen OF Mont'
cello n y and Sylvanus H. sweet OF Albany 81 NichO-
POtet-EX senator a. J. Wellman, OF Friendship
Union Squars HOtet-GeneTa William SOoy smith OF llnOs
.... Hotel BrtHsioick-J II. Van Antwerp Of Albany.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
SOUTHERN WAR CLAIMS.
A CONNECTION IN THE HOUSE.

A COMM0TI0N IN THE HOUSE.
A NI,MBER OF KEEN SPEECHES OVER THE CLAIM VI
AvmGISA COLLEGE FOR DAMAGES.
Yesterday the House of Representatives TOOK
ND a bill to compensate William ana Mary
College in Virginia for damages incurred III
the war. Mr. Goode, Of Virginia, ana MI,
Loring, of Massachusetts, made careiul
speeches in favor of the bill, In when
the illustrious history of the college
and the sentiment of National recon-
eiHation bore conspicuous part. Mr.. Reed
of Maine, and Mr.. Townsend, of New-1ork'
made animated speeches in reply. All OF the
orations on the subject of the bill elected ap-
plausc, and the two gentlemen last named
also created a great deal of amusement Inc
discussion is printed below.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON Friday, April II. 1878.
In the House of Commons tonight Mr..
Frank O'Donnell, member for Dungarvon. ana wee
President of the Home Rule Confederation OF
Great Britain moved that the Governments
action in regard TO the murder OF Lord
Leirm was unconstitutional and proceeded to make an
attack on Lord Leiirm's private character
motion to exclude strangers was carried Mr.. Glad-
stone who voted In the minority, loudly h0Oted by
the Conservatives and there scene OF great ex-
element.
Mr.. O'Donnell's motion ultimately negatved
In the House nf Lords, tonight ord Cairns promised
the returns Of agrarian crimes in Ireland He deued
that undetected and unpunshed crime was increasing,
except in GALWAY and parts Of Mayo and ROscOmm0n
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
REPORTED RUSSIAN PRECAUTIONS.

The Daily IeleGraphS correspondent at Pera
sends several sensational reports, thus That the Rus
SLAMS been discovered making roads in the direction
Of Buyukdere hat they have concentrated large force
summoned the Turks TO eyacuate Shumla and Varna
Immediately.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Daily Teiearaph as-
serts that the Russians have sent large quantity OF
torpedOes to the mouths Of the Danube ready block
nQlln,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
MARSHAL BAZAINE NOT DEAD.

LONDON, April 13.-Ihe IimeSS dispatch
from Paris says it is now stated that ex-Marshal
Bazaine is in Madrid and in good health.
LONDON, April 13.-The Communist organ, La COM
ue GraRchie has ceased 10 exist, its fines having
hasted the amount Of caution money IL obliged to
deposit with the Government
fFor other FOrefQn Esles see mn pd1el
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
TWO DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

MACON Ca, April ia fire in Americus,
Friday morning destroyed eight stores including
some OF the largest establishments in the place.
The City Hall Building also burned Loss $50 600
insurance about $4,000
ZANEsvILLE, Ohio April 12.-Last evening.
Halls Planning Mill portion the United states Hotel,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
HIGH PRICES IN PARIS.

LONDON, Friday, April t. 1873.
A special dispatch from Paris to The Daily
Neps says that the prices OF lodgings and all che
sares Of life will be largely advanced during the Ex
position. PrOpretors OF furnished apartments areody
make extrayagant demands The Grand Hotel will ad
vance its price OF able-h6te dinner to francs. The
cheaper hotels and taurans will advance their prices
prOpOrtiOnatey.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE WRECK OF THE CHILDWALL HALL.

The British steamer Childwall Hall, which
was wrecked at sagres, Portugal, while ON voyage
from Liverpool to Bombay had Of fOrtyflye men
and eight passengers. As before stated twenyseven
persons known to be saved the fate OF the re
manning twenty-siX Is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
MAX STADLER & Co

The eminent Retail C!0hiers Broadway Pncest whose
Gentemen and Boys Garments for style
workmanship excel ANY ether at prices asons nshingy
low Just issued very pretty illustrated catalogue. con
tanning engrayngs Of nearly every style fashionable this
Spring and valuable information to buyers OF BOYS
Gents ready made clothing This book Is OF especial
people VINO 10 not live In YORK. as VIII enable
them 10 and fashionable apparel at the same low
prices they bought personally sent free to any address
on application.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

nECORATED dinner set, 176 pieces. $50.
~ China and glassware r. NJ. BKUNDIGElsSO Broadway
I IVER COMPLAINTS and DISEASES of the
LKIDNEYs radically cured BY WINCHEsTERs HiFo
PHOSPHITE Of MANGANESE. Invads are advised TO give
unequaed preparation trial 1t the best and most EN-
cient remedy I'm existence
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER & CO.. Chemists
Sold by druggists. 80 John.st., Newly ork.
CTRICTURE, impotence, and Diseases of the
~ Generatiye radically aud speedily cured Hours
sto3 and6tO7. HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D. la Leringtonav
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
VincleSter's Specific Pill.

This famous NERVINEis invaluable TO the Nervous and
Debiated controlling 1t does to greater degree than
any other medicine Nervous Ltd6ldy and EhctabHB hn
unsurpassed anodyne.
PROMOTING HEALTHFUL AND REFRESHING SLEEP
in all cases wakefulness 1t acts as gentle but eeen'
Stmuant and Tonic 70 the Nervous System, imparns
Tone, VigOr and Energy.
For Nervous DEBILITY Exhaustion, Impotence, or WedkAm
ofs organs Generation speedy and radical cure
is especially recommended all young and middle aged men
as a Restorative nndOuOted merit and potency TRYIE
PREPARED ONLY By
WINCHESTER & CO., CHEMISTS.
SO JOHN.ST. NEW.YoRK
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PROVIDENCE r. l., April 1.-THE General As
semby adjourned die this afternoon. No especially
markable legislation has been enacted
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 12.-The Grand jury
has failed Indictment against James W. Bugbee
the foger witnesses appearing to testify against him.
Long BRANCH. April l2-John Chamberlains
with three OF ground the West End
Hotel Long Branch sold at freehold by the shern this
under execution OF Adanss Express TO H. NJ
Loomis for $50, 500.
DETROIT, Mich, April ia small skiff contain
boys struck p the wheel Of the Propeller
the Saginaw River Today. The skin demoished
ana drowned. The other was seu
Oulsy injured by the wheel striking him.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
Sprrp.s SrANnARn WINE RIrrERs.

appetizer just the thing foe this time Of year to
the change OF weather and prevent cyers and gen
sickness They make tie system proof against Summer
druggists SalesrOOms, "a MarTen-st ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
L. HOWARD & Co.
Are making

That controlled by their clocks ana perfectly reliable
The dial be placed at distance from the clock ana the
Of dals be multiplied TO suit the wants or all
parties send descriptive circular Office corner Broad
way AID 4th.st. w.YOTk