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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-19


a Negro Psrjursr's Little Game uiane
work-Raihoad 1fsn s'scrap"-dns ma
campment-Psrsonal and 0snsrsS.
GALVESTON, June 1s.-rSpecial.l James
Stinson, T. F. Briefly and Hamilton q
montgomery county were brought In On
LAT nights train By Deputy United States
Marshal Leathimsn on . charge
.voln !. rs,,o out out .y BY - Chsrlse shannon.
came to his house ON the .evening 81 june
9th last and forcibly df fleged him out
OF the door and 70 spot
where they hey scourssd % and be beat bi% bhi0s;ss e
verely, and that his throat would hsva
been cut but for the interference Of one 81
those who thought the matter had eone
iar enough. The warrant further
alleges the assault TO-. have hem
made upon Shannon fol. the purpose Of
intimidattng him as witness before the
United States district court In the Mont.
gomery county election cases. Msssrs.
Stinson, Brierly and Hamilton sppssYed
before Commissioner -~~epann this
eSsrssss S1a1as preferred answer .saln.. . ,ns% the
but shannon failed to put in an appesr,
ance. They were dismissed. II Hhsnnon
is found he will be arrested on the eharro
OF perjury.
Henry Nelson and ]. NJ. Davis two rail.
rcAd men. had . difficulty this evening
when Nelson drew . knife and made &
across the chin.
Major General Claiborne now states that
the military .sncampn oat III 70 10 TIE plaoo
that offers the most liberai ip0uoements.
but admits that Galveston 10 the city That
can do this.
Rev. @. W. Wilmeth, Of Dallas, who for
the pest week has been conducting revival
sermons In this city, len for home TO-DAY.
Gail D: johnson, formerly OF the Evening
Print ieR for New York city today, where
The steamship Colorado, from New York.
arrived yesterday, and 10 discharfins today
The jersey Lilly will bs one Of thS sttrnc.
tions q the fremont opsra-heuss Tie CON-
Ing season. Nl
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Irregular Mails-senator Pope nl-Hot
Wssther-Etc.
MARSHALL, June ls-tSpecial. From
some cause the malls have been very irresu.
lar for the past ten days. win Colonel
Foster look Altar matters. -
Senator Pope has been confined to bis
room BY = severe attack Of inflamatory
rheumatism.
This has been the hottest day Of the sea.
son.
Marshall can boast Of . life insurance com.
pany conducted on the mutual, pso0.
sround-ths-hat plan. A very equitable
concern.
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cLEBURNE.


CLEBuRsE, June is.-Tspecial.1 General
Boyd begins tomorrow TO improve his old
mill and prepare for new and latss. i'm.
provementsin In Touring machinery, which
he proposes TO run on extensive scale.
An old man fcupd on the Clsburns AID
Meridian road b q wagner last Weeh
died .at the pe2pets farm Last night and
was buried to-G9y h the couRAy.
w. B. Shaw, oJTaylor and bhav City.
who has been vosy sick . up now.
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VINO are Forever Debarred From Thoss
Paradises Of Pickinss,
inc Several Government Depsrirsnts
and the Bureaux.
positively lis First Appearance In Tho
Pabllc Prints.
A "Spsclap' Tells Thlass That are Of
Interest 70 Texans.
krsns Promised Explaaation-All
Words, Little Satisfaction.
Other Ma.ters Of General Interest,


a valuable List
NEW YoRx. June ls.-(Special THE fol.
lowing Ia list Of attorneys and claim agents
who, for one or another reason, are not suf.
Tered to practice before the heads Of burssux
and departments in Warrington, D. G. The
list 10 furnished sratuitousiy for the use OF
our exchanges, especially for those At the
reuetn capital. II has been printed for the
use OF the departments, and We give this
nrst newspaper copy, taken from the offi.
Cisi records. II may be proper to tell
whisky men that special law does not psr.
init those who have been employ ed A
clerks, or, like Raum, In any depsrtment
70 practice before such department until
after the expiration Of two years from the
date OF exclusion or resignation, But the
snubbed and disbarred list Is a. follows.
Charley T Culvert. ] hn A. HAYWOOD.
Amos Hunt, Thos. Harrison, Abram Hurt,
Frank II. Howe, N. K. N. Howell q. X
Herrick, r, r. Hunter, James Hoban.
Lucius Higgins. Fred w. Jones, W. n.
Johnson, 8. @. Jecks, Fred and w. ID.
Knight, E. ]. Clapper, W. 8. Lincoln, John
\, LathroR, I. Lowe, Il. Merrill, DR.. 8.
\ Martinez, H; b, Moulton, Andrew McRsa,
=; =: mills. Dayton Morgan, N. B. Milliken,
R. A. McMurray, James Meidrnm. Nv X
Miles, Charles s. Moore, W. q. Norton M
Francis Miller, A. H. McRse, VIM, Msyss'
y, {. h. McEwen, G. @. AcLenan, A. II.
McBlsir, ". B. Mix, Abram Il. Nixon. Al.
{ Co., John \. o'Nsii, 4. Z. oalum, iaE B. \.
PntchArd. Bam A, Pugh, J. T, X, Plant.
Hy. Q: Pearson, W.D. Plowdsn, Charles Pei.
ham, =. B. Poeey, Clinton Rice, John Red.
rout, n. II. Ray, Percy q. Smith, Charles
A. Stinson, z. j. Stilwagan, B. +. Steigsr,
J. n. Sebring q. Smith & Co., @. W.
Seaver, Phil. +. and d. 8. South, Frank Il.
Taylor, J: 8. Q. Tabor, DR.. Turner Torrey,
T., +. Tyler. Joseph Tyssowski, N.
Trimble, 8, F. Towpsiey 4 bouth, irving
Williamson. Simon Wolf, w. K. Wilcox,
J. 8. Warrington, Judge K. Wiiliams'
9: D. Willard, John Williams
W. w. Wilder and John G. Winn.
". l.. Argus, Charles r. Abel, Milton q.
barnard, George w. Bslloch, Robert A,
Balloch, O. NJ. Ball. T. w. Barrow, Job
barnard, John w. Bell, Amanda A, Best
John X. Beall, w. 8. Bickford & Com.
megese. J. g, Bigelow, George l .Bixton, j.
9; Bradford, William Burris, John g. Bur,
rill. John Bull, +. O. Burhas, L. H. Basslsy
Frank A. Bushey, O. 8. Bundy, @, II
Craigin, M. T. Callin, John W. Carson, j
Il. Cooke, D. o. @. Callahn, Charles A
btetson, T. II. Oooney, E. G, Chapman. "A
2: Clarke, Charles p. Culver, O. II. Duvall
w. Z. Dunwoody, Joseph NJ. Dufor, Olar
ence Derringer, L. Deans, r. II, Day
Chris Eddy, d. J. Evans, Josn Fsasier, II
Joseph Forrest, II. A. Fish, r. o. Forney
Edwin Forrest, John p. Finley, ID. "
Classic, T. J. Gsvdnsr, II. J. Gsmbrill. il
N. Gassaway, q. W. Glst, George y. Harris
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Killed By n Negro.

Sr Louis, June is..-[Spscial. J. Center.
town. In Cole county, twelve miles from
Jstlsrson City. was the sc enc ofa homicide
and wealthy farmer Of Noptsau county,
and Harvey Williams, q negro, had an
argument about blooded stock, when VII.
liams struck Reiohel with club, fractur-
Ing his skull. Williams was Jailed. Reiohel
died In few minut6s.
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WHO Still has . Spark n Humanity
Snsuldering.
No New Dsvslsp~sas In ths Brown
1attsr.
The HlsAer Csarts-L.esl nisesns.y.

AusriS June lS.--(Hpsciall-A sasro
boy assd fttssn was drowned In he siysr
yesterday.
L. Bobo, telegraph operator q this rs,cs.
late OF Houston. was arrested TO-DAY a :
charge Of false swearing In souas matteru
pertaining to the Houssou Office,
The Mexican who outraged tAo Merriam
girl aged twelve, and Afterwards Murdered
her and her brother near OatmauVilie. con-
fsssed today. The outrage and murder
was most brutal and will meet with gWitt
Saad. sna iaot ,puni'hment atvn The
ucrer not over eighteen, rather
good looking and intelligent. When tell.
ing MS story 10 the HERALD reporter he
had known the children for wear ana can.
not tell what possessed him te commit
suen IN outrageous crime.
Inc remains Of an infant Of svidently
well-to'do parents were found bv sonns
workingmen this morning while diaeine 4
trench near the river.
Charters nlsd: Palestine Fish Growing
aud horticultural association; emf.
tel stock, 5000. Colorado fubIish-
ing company. Colorado City; capltal
ssSca usDs,. e1)sS PHS1ca.;c1 + Of dely
fy,f ~ sAaA0N ~ As x0so, JO0 W.
Hill, W. B. Shelton. The PsriS Comprcss
company hled "a amendment inmes6 s6ina
stock TO 1000. Tho Cooperative associs.
county.
The comptroller was busy today rsesiv.
Ing taxes on lands In unorianised countiee.
this being the last day. To.msrrow thc
sales commence.
Nothing has been heard q hesdounytsra
nom General King and scout dnoo ke ieif.
The prolonged hot weather is taxinR ~
companies to-day. They had to refnSe a.
dery irom distance.
There II nothing new relating TO belnsins
suit against Comptroller RfoWn. T6ere
appear TO b no doubt that be and IN
late chief clerk viii settle thar indebted
nees 70 the state.
The water supply for the lunatic ssylum
was tested this evening satisfactorily, Tie
deaf and dumb asylum will bs Supplied
this week.
THE couL1K
The commissions Of appeals reported the
following cases to the supreme court--to
be affirmed: Nowlsn VI. Bradshaw. from
Ellis county; Smith ct al 70. Veal, fiom
Limestone county; Jones vs. Hsxle eweod Ct
al, from Falls county. To be reversed snd
remanded: West vs.. Bufk ct ii. frDm
Dallas county; Slaughter W. Owens, from
Dallas county; Compton ct Il Va. Waco
Bridge county, IN McLenuan.
I -.
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and children and teachers are now enjoy.
thg most needed rest. There are five
scaoois in town, which, together, coul,t be
made into . fne graded school, II our D co.
pie viii only put forth the proper susre v.
The ladies Of the Cumberland church'
awe dinner tomorrow for the purposs a
raising money to repair their church, dam.
The weather Is quite wAym.
The crops are good and but few farus,rs
are to be sean upon the streets.
Inc market has been fuil of vegetables
snd fuits, among which may be noticed
wstermelons and peaches.
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CORPUS OHRlsrI.
A Fisherman Fouliy Murdered Cattle
Dying.

N"0H"hh rOuuy muruoxo0-CAttlo
Dying.
CORPUS CHRISTI, June lS.-[Special. l--Mr.
George Robinson found ON one Of the sand
Islands yesterday, near Corpus Christi, the
body Of man, who, from oil appearances,
was most foully murdered. The head Of
the corpse was beaten to jelly and the
body bad been thrown In the rushes and
covered with grass and trash. Immediately
upon receiving the news, Justice Robertson,
accompanied ~ Q jury ef Inquest, proceed.
% 70 shs sps The body wss found 70 BE-
tnM Of z nsacrman named kArlo IMsio,
whom on. Friday last was reported oaSrisd
under and supposed 10 have been eaten by
sharks, BY hts partner, Stefano Vibulicho,
Vibulicho. WAS Immediately arrested and
now lies in jail. Both parties are Aus.
trians.
Cattle are reported dying In large mum.
bers out ct Osotomk, near here, for want O
grass and water.
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An Old rsud. ssssA&

vERsAILLxs, KY, June is.--Last night
Ollie and Press Brown shot and killed
Town u,,aai,,l hs,ahail George Freeman while he
ci the Killing ~ IN Old fsud. ne 5 BtoWns SHuos
alleging that Frssnsn had killed thsIr
brothE, Sandy, -ehout . year ego. Both
are tnUaus ssf a -
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wsArHER RnoAN
Means......

0AlyEsToN, June l&-lpsssl-- ColonSl
nsns6eld. In charge OF imp0vsoSSH 81
Galveston hsfbcr, has insu9untSf = 6ov-
81 and In extensive plan ffon VkiohA
much is eApectsd. A gcv1rnmsnt tug Mn.
be set at work stirring up mud and sand = Il
the bar, In order TO assist the northero 116 !.
current In cutting away the obstruotiopf] y =,
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wINONA.

John Bsrisyson Instigates stabbing AT.
fray.
WISoSA, June ls.-TSpecial.l-A difis
Guilty occurred here yesterday, which re-.
suited in the serious stabbing Of q young
man named Wren by one Thomas Or.
den. II seems the parties, who live In the
country, came To town and imbibsd little
too much Of the ardent. Hence the dttA-
doing we'll. No arrest q yet. -
Weather hot. ~
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Star Route,

WASHINGTON, Jane ls.-In the criminal
court this morning Rersdell appeared, &C.
companiel by Merrick and Ker. Judge
Wylie asked Reredell if he desired to with.
draw his plea of guilty of conspiracy in the
star route cases. He answered in the
affirmative.
W nder the circumstances, said Judge
Wylie, the court has no hesitation In al
lowing that to be done. One man can't be
guilty OF conspiracy. The jury has &C.
quilted the others and that is enough.n
Merrick said: "The government enters a
nolle pros for him."
The court directed the clerk to enter the
nolle pros and Reredell left.
After the organization of juries for the
June term Ker called up the case against
Kellogg, charged with receiving money In
connection with mail contracts while in the
United States senate. Ker said he under.
stood Kellogg was under ball. A messen-
ger was dispatched for Kellogg, and Ker
then called up two cases against Thomas ].
Brady, charging him with receiving money
while second assistant postmaster. general,
in consideration of increase In certain mail
service. Ker said bail had not been fur.
nished in these cases, and asked for process
w lhtO COuTLs
Judge Wylie replied that Ker could have
process, and the court would make ii re-
turnable tomorrow.
Wilson said Kellogg would waive tht
reading of the indictment in his case, snG
proposed to file certain pleas in abatement
Judge Wylie replied that Kellogg mus
waive reading in person.
Kellogg soon appeared and did this
Wilson then presented his pleas. One o
them attacks the construction of the grand
jury that framed the indictment. Anothe
raises the point that the orders Of the cour
were disregarded by the failure to return al
indictment corresponding with the present
ment. Others complain Ker's presence II
the grand;jury room and his participation
in the deliberations.
Judge Wylie fixed Saturday next 10
hearing argument upon the pleas.
Williams, for Brady, asked that the wal
rant ordered TO issue in that case be with
drawn, stating that Brady was alread,
under $4,000 bail in the untried an,
original star route Indictment. Tn
court said that bail was necessary in thi
case but consented to withhold the warran
on Williams promise to cause Brady's al
tendance In court tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.
Bob Taylor, Pits the President
Against Tom Ochiltree.
Jack Evans Likely to Hear Som ething
Drop, IT'S Said.
Why q Spicy Spray Of Scandal Wasn't
Published.
The Star. Route Ghost Won't Down
Msjor Nlckerson.
Agent Wilcox Won't Welcome the
Renegade Apaches,
And Teller Whispers to Him, "Hold
the Fort"
Miscellaneous Washington News Items
Agent Wilcox Won't Welcome the
Renegade Apaches,
And Teller Whispers to Him, "Hold
the FOrt.0
Miscellaneous Washington News Items

WASHINGTON, June ls.--Tspscial. lit is
stated that Jack Evans will be indicted for
not properly prosecuting Haines. who was
protected before the grand-jury by Evans
falling to summon witnesses from Wash.
ington.
Ochiltree is disgruntled by Brewstar's
appointment 10 the Brownsville custom.
house in place of Haines -nepo.ism in the
attorney-general.
The World was about to publish Gould's
conveyance Of Texas Pacific land to Hunt.
'ngton, and Crocker's letter to Teller de.
manding deed to Huntington, but was
visited by detective who told them they
had better not print the papers. The
World belongs to Pension Agent Fitz.
gerald, and he had to suppress the publ.
cation.
Uncle Bob TAYLOR says Arthur heats
Tom Ochiltree. He (Bob) was promised
Haines' place.
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1NHtsBAucx, June is.-s sAbadini, who
drove 0vsedank, the bomb msnulNctursr.
peroa NE border, on trial on The ohas6j 81
high trso.cn, ha! been found guilty Gnd
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Big Raaohs soAems s-Tssas y1ysrs.

New YosK, June 1s.-[spscial. lin ref.
erence to the soheme ofstocking the rancho
In the Panhandle. learned to-day from
Mr.. Hill, lawyer from Marahall, who has
beed In this city for some time past. that
he has besn partly successful. He leaves
for Texas In q week from now, stopping At
Austin, Galveston and Marshall. He soes
TO Texas on business connected with what
mention, and intends to return to this
city In month or 90.
Texas horses are showing up finely at the
races run here. The meeting ct Sheephead
Bay and Brighton beach contain the en-.
tres OF several Texas horses that have al.
ready won reputation plus heavy purse
for their owners; last week at Brighton,
Hickory Jim won race from good field
OF thoroughbreds and astonished the turf.
mon. Another under the name OF I'm.
known ran second to one Of Dryer broth
ers speeders and got quite share OF the
purse. Reports like this ought TO encour.
age Texans to raise fine stock, II what they
have thus far sent here shows up 90 we'll.
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Krum's Explanation,

Sr. LOUIS, June 1s.-[Special. l-Chsster
H. X ,um has prepared statement and
given IL to the press for publication in the
morning. He makes general denial Of
the accusation against him, ooutenting
himself with saying the aS.
Nrdity of the charges proye
their fAlsity. He has nothing to Nv
about why he went or whore he went. nor
does be make any detailed contradiction Of
things said against him, II is simply words
and Rllttsring gcneralities.
Sr. Lours, June 18.-Judgs Krum pub.
fishes statement tomorrow showing his
administration Of the Ford es-
tate correct and proper and
says Of the Robertson stock OF dry goods
that be paid 10 creditors oil the estate re-
allied, and that all his other trans.
actions have been legal and
right. Regarding his absence nom
the city says he left town for Q particular
purpose, which he does not explain,
but which he states his ffiends
fully approve, ana hes returned home with
the design ofdevoting himsslf wholly 70 the
DrncticA AZ hia Nr0eAnaiOu
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Worsted Dress Goods
IN LIGHT WEIGHTS AND SHADES

We ARE OFFERING AN ELEGANT LINE OF LIGHT WEIGHT
"oeu pamassees wrought in choice patterns 2c
EVIL GIVE YOU CHOICE OF A LINE OF woRsTED PLAIps
them at 'N''N'"'e "n"' VIC onef
YOU CAN BUY OF US HANDSOME SILK MIXED wopsrpn IN
pretty combination Of color and PATTERN these at Is, yard
E Ia SOMETHING VERY CHOICE IN THE SHAPE AwoRs
renadlne weight They grounds with
acomplnaon SILK Stripe we have sold them for yard
WE ARE OFFERING LINE OF LIGHT SHADES EMBRoID.
eed with Suk Flowers You tell
WE WILL CLOSE SMALL LINE OF NEW AND MOST DEsIRA.
est thing out. ' ~ ~ "'' NOV
WE HAVE ON OUR COUNTER AN IMMENSE PILE OF aIYCiJ
offered. ~ VIZ 0A'"P'' 'ni"s
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,

sst for the week Wa ,,
goods 50 low and may never do our object
Gdw ney business
that viii bring this about swE ApyERrsr
THE W." "D'A"ii'A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-05-08

For Portland and way, S45 and 1925 P. n.
For VanoebOro and way, 12.45 and 40 r. II
Ouefrom Boston and way, 12.S2 and 4.30 p. N
One from VancebOro and way, S.25 and II 05 p. M
Through tickets to California and all points south
and west may be had of E. H. Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only Office selling via all routes and
checking baggage free Of expense.
PAYSON TUCKER, Gent Supt.
+. L. BOOTHBY, Gen.l Pass. and Tiki Agt.
rOruan0. Oct. 18th. l88..
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Betsey. that Mr.. Washburne has concluded
not 10 exchange until next week, and that,
now I'm in the midst Of the melee. I'll
lend hand with the business Tomorrow
Yes, SIR
And Betsy
STRIP
Where did you learn to make such de-
licious coffee. Bring me cup, at once :
I'm ready to drop with WEAKNESS: and it
is like dream of Arabia
And Flora Lee. with the tapping edge
of her sunbonnet concealing the amused
dimples around her mouth brought in the
oysters and coffee. fanked by pile of
featherlight waffies.
Il declare, Betsy cried the Rev. Eric,
facetiously, if were trifle Younger and
prettier, I'd marry you myself, to make
sure of coffee and waff1es like these every
night
Would you, sir?' said the soidisant
Betsy.
And we'll make a compact. Betsy
merrily went on The young clergyman. as
he helped himself to butter. to finish the
house cleaning ourselves Tomorrow, and
save Aunt Della the work and worry of
it,
Yes. SIR said Betsy. But please, sir.
it's all done except the lacking down of
the carpets
Who did it?
Il, sir. please. and Mrs. Dove. and Ad-
onijah. And, please sir, I'm going to fin
ish it myself to- morrow, and. please sir,
f1inging back her sunbonnet and disclosing
a coronal of bronze-brown braids. a pair
of very rosy cheeks, and eyes full of
norEltnrv haz r,,;aobfaf
at all, but Flora Lee. entirely at your ser
vice.
The Rev. Eric Hale stared with round
eyed surprise, not unmingled with dis
may.
Miss Lee he repeated.
Exactly nodded the young lady.
Did you make the coffee?'
Il did
And fry these brown, lacked oysters,
and stir up these waffles?
No enc else, Mr.. Hale
And scrub these rooms?' CHANGING
around
Yes, sir, and busted the cornices, and
washed the window glass, and took down
all the picture frames. and put the lace
curtains in soak, besides other items too
numerous to MENTION mischievously ad-
ded Flora. rather enjoying the discontinue
of the young clergyman.
Miss Lee said Eric, i beg your par
DON
What for, Mr. Hale p
For always having regarded you as the
most useless of creatures. | recant
own that you are equal to any emergen-
cy.'
And when. later In the evening. Mrs
Dove crept out with her head tied up in
eau de Cologne, she found her nephew
and Flora Lee playing chess together by
the fire IN the most amiamable manner i'm
aginable.
It's all right said Mrs. Dove TO her
self.
1t was all right. And Mrs. Eric Hale
won her frank, unconventional husband.
not through the medium of dress, jewels,
or waltzes. or flower shows. but through
the grim realities of housekeeping.
Il wanted a genuine helpmeet,' said the
Rev. Erie, and have got one.'
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HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

1t viii be apparent to any one, who win
examine SOLID GOLD WATCH, that aside
from the necessary thickness for engraving
and polishing, a large proportion of the
precious metal used is needed only to etifen
and hold the engraved portions in place and
supply the necessary solidity and strength.
The surplus gold is actually needless SO far
as utility and beauty are concerned. In
JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD WATCH
CASES, this waste of precious metal il over
come, 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 most simple nature, as follows: plate
of nickle 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 strip of heavy
plated composition, from which the cases,
backs. centres, bezels, &C., are cut and
shaped by suitable dies and formers. The
gold in these cases is sufficiently thick to ad-
NIT of all kinds of chasing, engraving and
enameiling; the engraved cases have been
carried until worn perfectly smooth by time
and use without removing the gold.
THIS is THE ONLY CASE MADE
WITH TWO PLATES OF SOLID GOLD
AND WARRANTED BY SPECIAL GER
TIFICATE.
For sale by all Jewellers. Ask for Illus:
trated Catalogue and to see warrant.
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