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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09
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FOUNDED HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY, JUNE Q. 1881.
the NEWS THIS MORNING.

ropr,cx-Tbe shore end of the new Atlantic
cable has been laid. =-= The Cornell
University crew have arrived in Ing
land. - The village of Bradley, IN Hampshire
England has been almost totally destroyed by me-
- The Afghan Amccr has gained victory over
the rebels
DovrsT1c.-In the balloting for Senator nj Albany
Yesterday Chauncey NJ. Depew's vote showed
sioniGcant increase Mr.. WinslOw made speech
in defence of Mr. Conkling and Mr.. Pitts replied
effectively - Governor Cornell has vetoed the
Fenner Oleomargarine bill and the bill supplement
tary to the act relative to the Metropolitan transit
COMPANY. - The Ohio Republican Convention
at Cleveland rcnominated Governor Foster ana
heartily irdorsed the Presidents ADMINISTRATOR
= The Society of the Army of the Potomac met
at Hartford, Conn; General Sherman made speech
in reply 10 Jefferson Davis's book. 60 The New
Uampshire Senate decided to ask the State Supreme
Coprt for an opinion as TO the Legality of the cleo
1iou of a United States Senator at the present
session --- The Miers' Convention at Chicago
settled by q compromise the Cochrane patent cases
- The ply ,icans Of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln nave
given up hope of her recovery.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Commencement OF
Columbia college was held yesterday. ------ W"
trains on the Hudson River Railroad were partly
,yre,tcd I'm, no one was injured. - The Bouci-
cault divorce case was before the courts. ~-- \
case of h, dropholia was reported. - Ire strike
of the brewery men was continued. --- The New
York trustees of the East River Bridge were ap-
pointed - Commissioner Coleman took HE
oath of Office - Gold value OF the lcgatendor
silver dollar A12i2 eralnS, eG.93 CENTS -------
Stocks loweraud nuctuating and closing nIeguariy
weak.
1uE WrArmER-1R IBrNE local observations in
dicatr partly cloudv weather, with occasional lisht
rain and Sigh, changes III temperature followed by
clearing weather. Thermometer yesterday highest
20 lowest, 3D. average 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09
will probably DO original and striking. Fanc(
MdrgheTita accompanying the jewel SoDgp Gu IA

will probably DO original and striking. Fancl
MargheTita accompanying the Jewel SoUg" Gu Id
banjol
Tho numerous friends AM admirers Of Nina,
Etelka Gerster will be glad IL know that. despite
all reports TO the contrary she has agreed TO return
to the United States in the autumn. IL was the inl
tentOn Of her manager TO withhold public an
nouncement Of this news for the pr. sent but al
runors Of it have got about there can now he no
improperly in stating that just before sailing ass
week Nine. Gerster signed contract with Mr Max
Strakosch for an extensive tour in this country
during the of lSSlS2. She will then be heard
in many parts of the South and West, where as yet
she il known only BY fame. Few artists visiting
America have won greater personal popularity
than this most accomplished singer and most
amablc and fascinating lady, who exerts IN private
life a charm no less potent than that " hch she puts
forth upon the stage. II was arranged some weeks
ago that Signor Campanini should also JON M.
Strakosch's company but this part of the pro-
grainme Is ut present uncertain, Mr. Maplcson hay-
ing made proposals which the popular IenGs
holds under consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Opera Comique season in Paris was closed n
few weeks ago by a brilliant performance of " Di-
norahr with Mile: Marie Van Zandt in the title role.
The Young American prima donna, who has become
extremely popular ia Paris, is steadily improving,
and gives promise of becoming n second Patti. The
great diva by the way is extremely fond Of the lit
tie Van Zandt and pets and spos her 10 her heart
content. giving her the while plenty of sound ad-
vice II is said that Mile. Van Zandt possesses many
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. not the least of which, In the eyes
of the Figaro. Is her bano-playing. Our French
contemporary descnbrs this Instrument rs sort
of Indian ruitar with four strings" and Brphesles
that Mile Van Zandt will some day use II 10 accom-
pany her songs on the stage IT tie Opcfa-i unique.
AS this theatre Is devoted " grand opera. The euect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09
INTERESTING REMARKS BY SECRETARY WIN

F,ri m Irfrrrf,ic TIE - iGu! I4onSrr iTfS .e
ON will pardon me, Mr.. W iniioin, said
rho rrr,,~ter i, asA "a rather delicate question, olt,
moi 10 bot l ont u, bash nat are the r'atohs 81 tue
present Cabiuct among III mehDois ala toward i' f'
~, relations ~ the Cabinet most harmoal1us,
~ 80. h..u .uch from the beginning Of the present
Neutrality-suspicious. al the reports " newspaper c1rnron'
mud prrfcudrd Wi-,a, res Z" the contrary DuNltl
tltue There II not has there been. the si-hrst
irl,fon General Garfield Is, most cmphuilcali lf'e
AM +, sense q; the word I'D each and every bead
~ Drpnrtucnt attends-and II expected 9" atiehi-
i'm Nir Nin,lou spoke the above sentences teiy
earnestly. and evid, nuy With much feeling "a,
" Docs not what yOn have Just ,Ail dispose - .,,5
etor, that Secretary Blaine brought about % dra''H
M, nomination Of Mr. Robertson
Very Decidedly -" IL certainly does, then silei
thoughtful pause" Ny information anu iy ,, ,ou,.
that Mr. blaine m no way responsible" Tor the A0A
:. Inv viii he Sew York Custom House Boz III moe.
IN, new regime Mr. WINDOW WIZ there be- al ''''''~'
VI the machine about itT ..,,,...,, MIR
ifmphaticaiyj-" No. sir. The Collrctor-mp tnls.
Rn,rri son viii be- run strictly business pIlh' p,.
and viii uot be used an instrument to bgiiH ~ .,
brrak down-pcrhaps 'supP@tl =, ~. ~, ,,.rt,
The reporter next made several ~ u,r' rli'S 70
the Conkling rsignaiion ~L1n hs i AZ
met taking any part IN the Albany cauest hf Il'
!. IA bnt Eject will the election or defeat ~ NJ 49, "A
ling have upon the issue between President 1a'H''
'hai ga sMare that there is any between ,ss
pr..i,irnf and Mr. Conklng. President Garnrld IN.
exercise II his constitutions right, Nominate ,,n.st
tpr pf lac fsrle
Observation-Disclosures that nomination How I'M .a
can now Doe any issue growing out oi TINT '"'''
unable to perceive" -, a., 49,, - the ap-
What IN your Judgment, will be the enect ojican
pointmcnt OF Mr. Robertson upon 'no hNf'
party - ~, , .,,. ,o hitch 7 am not quito
ADEQUATE but own 10 the strong lmPIoSh ~ earried
,,rtx Tint has conquered great rebellion; na d de.
Ia. nation through period OF almost unparai, f tho
nrrs-ion and hard times, aud promoter 'ne o will
it,d states until II stands among tue earth,
not s"y among but first, With the nations o.
If a Collector oil The Port Of New York nr s. "lm
rrttry smiled almost maudbly and ssia SUI psias
tired hearing tbs talk about u" HepuD"
broken up.'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09
gTNOCHtTiC TNUAPTfNI.SS.
f.... TIE Nr.otf .4 fh.'f fsnt.y

# the Lr,>i.iui, ~hoIld adj ,um tU-.lay no
D. ,,-ii- aouid De- compelled d" before The prti
t.f fI with Nf-r- krritu ffl Ja obs I~ fE'ir 'a.t
tl tvn ,-lr,t positions WITHIN flr eift ~ fie
f.., .,i tl. STATE. T. laN Dbl, -Jt tl.t tur r.af.f-
'.' .rf.h f. unE hl'e 20 nri-r Ns- NOT fni 'i
lf s.ri oi -, u4,,,, lcaler-hipis % pA'ra d4 r',
,.,.,l,rof ar aFp'a. O. the p"'ri' ~ o. ts.'.r ''.
frflI. outcome, 90 thr :cl1 80 fur T. i14hir1u raff
ifb. policy r solved upon D., tAc Democratic unlr 30
f,rs was intended to Effect arriltin, b. was 20 -
tl, contest ii tc I.s-IafuIr tlat aV 81 ?" me
,,., f- N,lI h, fl nufc.nr 30: H.. What HlI41.r Y
lr.hlp n 10 which dor~ not "ro, de iDf tu' sic-
.-s of us o"n nciAHis There j. NJ inrdrii 30 80
tr of tAe ucmorfnfie party ~ tts state f0r tarty
,rr. wli.h shows st.n utter turSp5'ity 81 r4irf'h
or -i, total ah.cn"e of -. ~ vas manifrsi'' 10 ii
nomination % aatbr jacobs or the position pi 1liti
So, /. =. ,tt,lr uut,i rAi-fi NJ circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

Observation-Disclosures,
III '"' "'''' m '''
There J. 90 ID" ?h election To-day lH '"'
Id (ouerc -l0nM DISTINCT "i SCUM |I"-
Inns. 20 I'D an ALICE! vacancy Ih' DISTINCT
has an rn4ur,'"h'i Ern".'"h nt!'I''! O.. 81
least 1000. Au election WIS ld j-r' lazy
No,cmh,i and Whcr tie '"i" vas '"inicd %
Wat, l.-co,crf tlHt Oh" F'HN'.'" cd"ddi'''
d. spite of Democratic la.I"lnS and H,-i'-
bI'lot-. hld % ,u4j 'rfF % So votes on the
G.ccof tLrr,'iu.~. Tic Democratic manages
o. election. however, "'fdrd ih' r'ii'.'1'" OBJ
election to the Democratic ''L'i"I'' fi.
n. p. O'Couuor. The Republican candidate.
Nr. J.. ". VI. Nacl,y. 4" one" served r"ti"e
of contest add lr.u to co'cG evidence.
llc says Dee j. able 10 prove hy ndnhith'c
testimony that Dis actual majority i> over
$500 and Doe viii -n''mt that testimony 10
the next Congress Wherever I in' IT, IN inc
meantime, NI. ''"HL"r Nus "''l ana l"'
Democrats say uci' j. Vacancy. me h''
pu5hcan- deny ihat us u'dlh 'W'h-c> tH'
situation M aii, %, he Wits never elected. I'di
an election Las been ordered Tor to-day and
the Democrats have nominated as their caudi-
date Mr.. Samuel Dibhlc. The Republicans
have made 10 nomination. but 1t was init
mated that they intended To vote again Tor
| Nj. Machcy.
The phase ~ TINS interesting contest witch
We wish to consider especially Is the Demo
cratic attitude toward lar elections. 1t was
only in April last mat Nad' Hampton stand
ing on tine floor oil the hi''d states senate
confessed frankly That u''uc-|hiots had been
used III south Carolina ana Promised to- list
all his Influence to prevent 'h'ir use III future
We know hc sad tii't there have been
" irregularities and frauds admit It, But
e. plead as Justification the cruel wrongs IN
" fiictcd upon our people, Lie ana the STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

In this State the negroes vote freely They
are not INUNDATED is there any attempt made 10
intuidate them Richmond Dispatch DEM
The decisions of some Of Mr. COnklngs
worshippers dc hard. One Of them says that ia
claims ~ Mr.. Cobking and General Grant upon the
Republican party almost romantic" Decidedly moro
romantic than real Boston Herald und)
There seems 10 be some miserable local
quarrel the bottom ~ the attack upon NJ jacob
and I'm behalf 81 the whole party We protest against
allowing the riVarirs ~ politician, OF any section or nv
O. Affect tc claim ~ 10, rar u"mncr 81 the part! 10
iAo parry support, Eugao Courier DEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

Mr.. Patterson of Troy. one of tie able
vounr Democrats ia the Assembly. introduced
a concurrent resolution yesterday ior i1r
adjournment of the Legislature sine dr
Tomorrow. Tie 1Oth inst. Last ugnt. ar
midnight, Nr. Couklug and bis satellites
were in caucus at Albany, a'd "'ic bee
Gcvcd ~ be- debating the question Of ad
iourninr the Legislature without an election OF
senators. THERE'S Wcli-dclucd rlmor that
the two facts are not without connccton-t'at
the resolution was introduced DO accordance
with an understanding with the C"nhInS
Leaders. whereby the Democrat, and Conhlns
Rrpui,licans are 10 vote for an Adjournment,
Lic,itcnai,t-G Governor lIo-AiI- going int" the
chair in the Scu..te To give the casting VOTE,
if needed.
We doubt whether M CoEkling could hold
even tho few men lee sull has TO any
such desperate and trcachcrous programme
but no one doubts that Mr. Conh-
ling will carry it through. If hc
can. How many mon will dare to follow
him IL is one thing to yot" for "A man. n
Mr.. Russell said Yesterday be- bad been doins'
because that man had always seemed Z" 10"
"the ideal Senator" and quite another
thing to vote 10 give thc B,mocmtr
marty two Senators from NcW-Iorh and th'
Control Of the senate at Washington. Inc
Rruublican who docs this will bc guilty of tlcA-
son-N3ck trca-on--lcaiust h.- party. II" VIII
never hc forgotten or forgiven - loue 49, th'
partv shall endure. Who VIII dare To do 30 !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09
Dusiness Notltes.
&" ALpEKNTY BRAND Il
Buy always.

"ALpEKNEY BRAND oo..,rx..D MIX
Buy always. ri
WuroR's CoD-LIyrE OIL ANp In NJ, nv \.
~ 'nn,,,i,r Of MI s,'e and eftcacons p.ci''a''" ~
erea Pp,rnn.tie 10 lis Intrinsic worth. In me ,.' a.,
Sy,shs Cn.i- Asthma bronchitis, h""iilR 81, ,o eu
80 f.,,,..,,. srI All C1nsumuiive symptoms u ' h"
Ier,r n equal. Let ore nr-',t u, ' MN . co,
- yi,.n an agent 20 hand which VIII cur i,
,rts o a. t'u,t Lungs or rar0at MaMn1.t '' '"' -
= r. WITng. Chemist Boston. sold b! All ol"Ar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09
Phenixs answer: "Just to see if he'd d.
Mr.. u1IOYEY1YD THE LYNX.

MR. MALONEY And THE LYNX.
The Animals favoring the Restoration OF the
Giraffe and the Trick Mule to the Show having been
Invited to March in Review across the stage the
Crowd was so Great and the Procession so Long that
the Lynx, Wondering where they oil went
TO- Proceeded to the Rear of the Stage to Investigate
There he found only Mr.. Michael Maloney in the
Act Of Changing his Clothes "Whcre are the Ami
mails, Mr.. MaloneyY' inquired the Lynx
Here" said Mr.. Maloney with q Smirk. Here's
Thirty One hundred nv EN- stannin' in Mlsther
Maloncys boots; the Skins Nv 'em is piled in the
corner
But, Mr.. Maloney" protested the Lynx Ism
it possible you are OVERRIDING it =
Not bit nv it, Mr.. Lynx said Mr.. Maloney'
" I've Sing Sing and Blackwels Island Uniforms
hero. and yen prsintly Fine Line o Zrbras
cros,in. We must Get Back the Giraffe Mr. Lynx
or the show'll lose its Moral Tone"
II was only upon the Protest of the Lynx that Dir.
Maloney dcsistcd.
This teaches US that The Friends Of the Giraffe
have Great Versatility.
It is the last call for the Prmatc to bow lie
can't do il when he Is Hat on us back
The coalition between the Conklingitcs and the
Democrats is announced just in time 10 enable them
to attend tie funeral Of bos-isn arih-lt-arm
G. ..t.- -, ! . . ....,,, ., rca'i,c that this
1 ,'. f.,;. .. .,, nm -. m i,ritator Of
tbc pri,,.,t.,s, sr.or.r and , strike. The party
has passed beyond a.. epoch in wh!rh those rI"-
mrnt~ OF political warfare were c"n+iieTel P'"'r"'
C.olIipc n,,,r c.,, 40 ,,o,r 70 \ defeat before
vyitnut r. ming liz ha. learned something amy
' ''-'A' 80 '
""''
Sneaker Sharpe has arraycd tie ConEhnc party
side l,. side with ib. Democrat, nm favor of an adj
| &c.,. q. ... .i.t-, Tii- l. i, ,,,.r.l-
,,., ,.itl, pi,ft'. announcement tlat eve ui!l hc
| ortv.o Democrats Will" Thltis tlc r,ul-
c.i..ul.,.... tt. p.,ol,ri,,p marty.
1li ii may justly hr called the greatest effort OF h'
fc THAT 10 will fail &, a'ra 'v drcfced. liail dir
covcr.di j. on Tuo-lgv vler BE- h.tlr 10 beg fig
,oir. vi.l t.r. ;" ii-rr.s an1 co., li'r 90 'or-
/ rr "",n .t -"" l..r' \'.'. ''' -. ,i ' '. .
H. ,.,lit 80, ..-., af.i ID i..l' ..-.fs vanity dil
,,f i.. linn Ir.. l,,i n, II..,.If COS lii,r 20. %
/ g. '..-..- Do. y..t fa.. l..nu a- i.,i D.. As l'I
-l.., p. i.-f d f.,t.lf ii. at. I...-TscHt 50 ben
/ /, iu.a.rc qI a,lor.1 ol %, irinat".
N'r T,nL ii,, f4. l'rIt r. l..i trr,l oi rs. e
! -rrir- of brilliant chambers.
! ,..,......,o
| " ,I,t ~ r,... ,,. E''nghil 49, r.,,ty.
That WIS o good point hich Senator N""iin
tl.,.. ,,l.a h, sid th, Legislature. should bee -X-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

All roads lead to Rome. 1t was discovered
in the Clc> Gland Convention yesterday that
Secretary Window, whose financial achieve
ments were the subject of eulocy from John
Sherman, was an Ohio boy. Tins makes Mr.
Window eligible TO convention lightning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

Senator Sherman pitLily says that the tax
on whiskcy will now pay the interest on The
public debt. The spectacle OF the Democratic
party paying the interest on The public debt
will be instructive, not TO say cdii!ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

American enterprise continues to make itself
felt in Mexico, where, according to recent dis
matches. two new trunk lines to connect the cap
ital with the American frontier have been I'M
dertaken. Ore of these lines will skirt the Gulf
coast nortbward to the Rio Grande, while the
other which is to 1reet the Southern Pacific,
vill doubtless DO built midway between the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

Senator Astor's recent votes have restored
the confidence of his many friends III his
fidelity ard judgment. There is too much good
stuff in him to give up without great regret.
There are some other young men Of energy
and character how wearing the livery OF the
Primatc whom we hope soon TO see resuInlng
nossession of themselves. The Republican
marty has a great future as well as glorious
past, and we want all the men of brains and
honor and courage to stay In it. Ii Is the only
Mace where they can feel at home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

The Glucose Committee of the Board of
Parafine aud Oleomargarine yesterday adopted
resolutions, in effect deprecating the election
as Senators from this State of any persons
having had relations with railroads. Inasmuch
as this would bar out Messrs. COnkling and
Plat to begin with, the political wisdom of
the Glucose Committee which is known la Ice
strongly in favor of MIR. Conkling, is not ap-
parent Possibly this apparent friendship for
the ex-senator is worthy to I've compared for
eenuineness and sincerity with imitation butter
and simulated honey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

Two notable addresses delivered yesterday
will he found reported at length IN our news
colums-that of General Sherman before the
Army of the Potomac meeting at Hartford, and
that of George William Curtis before the New
York State Press Association at Utica. The
text of General Shernans speech was Jefferson
Davis's so-callcd history of the late war, which
contains the charge, disproved long ago, that
General Sherman burned Columbia, and other
matters of a similar kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

National and the Mexican Central lines when
will also connect the Mexican Capital with the
American frontier. The completion of all these
lines and of the Mexican Southern halfway
which General Grant has promoted Will pro,
vide nearly every part of Mexico with means OF
rapid INSTRUMENTATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09
7EPNs OF THE TRIBUNE.

Pos,~q. 6r,c in the United states. go M
DAILY TRININE twifl"'t -ntl'ls'' . '"''-'- o. pp
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NEIKIN TEiIJ NJ. wear --''-''''- . on
sIMIWEEkIN 1Etbt NJ wear 80, '''''
Remit bv 4. q. Order or III re- ,rgI t,,'rTIr
Address liz Ai'-' Nn,--york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

ppAvcu OFFICES OF TIE TRIBUNE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

Policeman O'Reilly of the Sixteenth Precinct
i, an officer whose services might be Wisely
dispensed with. Tie testimony of number
of witnesses showed that O'Ecilly ordered one
FREEMAN to move on while lie was standing III
front Of his own door. and when Brennan re-
fused dubbed him, and when brennan ran
away, fred two shots after him. lnder o'"'-
nary circumstances, the fact that brennan was
State Prison graduate would dscrcdi MS
story, even when corrohortcd 10y witnesses.
But Tie prosecuting Officers and the Court
seem to have been alike convinced OF Ms truth
and Judge Covmg sharply r.primandcd the OH
Ger While entering a verdict OF acquit'al against
brennan jude Cowiue's suggestion that
O'Kcilly ought not TO bc tolerated on the force
is one the Commissioners can hardly afford to
nND1lnnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

Thurlow Weed cites two instances IN the ca
reer of a far greater representative OF New
York than Mr.. Conkling to show how Sena-
tor who feels that he has been Injustly treated
but does not believe that he is bigger than his
party. can conduct himself at such time
The contrast between Stewards voting TO con-
firm nominations in the making of which he
had been ignored, and Couhling's throwing the
Senate into the hands of the Democratic party
rather than submit TO nomination against
which he could only say that it was distastcl'u
TO him, is such as to justify the parallel Nr'
Weed draws between him and the men WHO
left the Senate in go to organize treason
The comparison. coming from veteran Kepuo-
Ecan like Mr.. Weed, is an incGaceablc brand
upon the two eX-Scnators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

II Is the last call for the Primatc tn "bcw" lie
can't do il when hc is Hat on his back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

The coalition between the Conklingtcs and the
Democrats il announced just ia time {" enable them
to attend tie funeral of bo,-i,m arul-ln-arn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-11
How watches are Wade.

1t will be apparent to any one, who
will examine Solid GOLD WATCH, that
aside from the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, a large proper
ton of the precious metal used, is need
ed only to stiffen and hold the engraved
portions in place, and supply the neces-
sary sOlidity and strength. The surplus
gold IS actually needless so far as UTIL-
ITY and beauty are concerned. In JAS.
BOSS PATENT GOLD WATCH CA
SEES, this WASTE of precious metal is
overcome, and the SAME soLIDITY AND
STRENGTH produced at from one-third
to One-half of the usual cost of solid
cases This process is of the NEST sim
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composition metal, especially adapted
to the purpose, has two plates of SOLID
GOLD soldered one on each side. The
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers, and the result is a strip of
heavy plated composition, from which
the eases, backs, centers, beZels, ETC.. 3,
are cut and shaped by suitable dies and
formers. The gold IN these cases IS
sufficiently thick to admit of all kinds
of chasing, engraving and enameling
the engraved cases have been carried
until worn perfectly smooth by time
and use without removing the gold.
This as the only Case male 10itb taOO Plates
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