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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-24
From Mondays Daily.l
RALMAGUNDI.

Geo. ". Baker Esq. carlo ovor from
Eursk' on Saturday.
j. W. Doraey Esq. arrived from San
Francisco by Saturday evenings train.
a curious Maine tree. pnrt white
birch AMI poIt hrmlcck. is called the
"Nugwump of the Forost."
Astoria Inns four hotels that stand on
piles. A fGyorite nmuEemcn. Of the
sucsts is TO fish for salmon from che
upper balconies.
Hawthorne Bulletin 18Th: Hank
knight. well known to al E~cyadans,
was married in Eureka yesterday to
Miss Gussie Mannheim.
Il. +. Harris brought in yesterday
from Huntington Valley n car load OF
fine horses which he will ship to NOR
row to Buffalo, New York.
VIM. Brown. General Agent Freight
Dept. Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
lsy. is in town to-day looking after the
Interests Of the road which lie represents.
The trial of tho Strcetcr Case will be
conducted with closed doors, rs it is
considered that tho evidencc in the
case will he OF such ii chaGrctcr rs to
warrant the exclusion Of the public.
WooDwoRKERs! You want good
ools. Ask your dealer for Cages Self
Setting Plane. or send to the Company
n, Nircland, Nj for circulars. A two
cent stamp will bring circulars and n
carpenters lead pencil worth ten cents.
il this paper il mentioned.
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Ehc i7tH Of fIarCh.

The day Of all days to my mind.
l. the day Of ~. PairitE'- birth:
II uiRTIs such n -pul stirring Mind
OF CuninotIoa al oygT IGv earth.
They pipe. and tlcy nlilc, aud sing.
And there's all sort, uf elegant ~ .Ets:
There's dancing aud "E4ls TIA the r.Es,"
And beautiful hsal-smAahtus fights.
IL would h" y cold country, I think,
That couldn't get M al uorr9-:
With plCIty 81 { HSt. dance. an ! drink,
To 'Lv glory OF '--,IH.B I.GTsgh."
And where IL tho wAu on earth. pray.
That wouldn't feast. dance, drink, and all,
IN honor of this. IA" hITtHilay.
OF genial old Patrick hCCalIg
Hell SOC many Of them I do hope.
Free from sickness or other restraint:
And VIXEN gone. I am told that the Pope,
Will CauuniZo hiin a. a Saint.
Holy smoke! how grand that will be;
Won't thC Other Saints feel hnighl, small,
When they hear 81 the Pspsl decree,
Creating Saint Patrick McCailf"
WHOo-Eoo!
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A private letter from d. ID. Jolly,
dntel Hawthorne, Nov, March 18th.
says: Il suppose that you have heard
that hnyo had ths smallpox, hut / am
happy to say that | nm well with the
exception Of being weak. | think this
WAS the worst scared community that
you could imagine. They have not
got over il yet. When I got out Of tho
Pest House" | couli not get n bed for
love o money. and there was not
much love in the matter either, 50 ] Lad
81 buy n bed Of my own"
Dave sends regards To Elko friends.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-24
DIED.

KrssLEr:-M tho Hot Springs, near
Elko, March 10, 1889, Conrad Kig.
slcr. n Ds,ivo Of Germany. aged 81
years end 90 days.
SMiLry:--In Star Valley, Elko Co.,
Nevada. March g., 1889, Henry
Smiley, II native Of Canada, ngcd 81
years and . mouths.
NETLASD:--ln Star Valley, Elko Co :,
Nevada. March ., 1888, infant dnuGli
ter Of Mr.. end Mrs. II. J.. Ncyland,
nged about ono yenr.
CoppisdtoS:-Mt Tularo, California,
March 10. 1889, G.. W. Coddiugton, n
native Of OHIO, aged G5 years.
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Is1ikS.

WILCor:-Iu Glover Valley, Elko com.
iy, Nevada, March lG, 1889, TO the
wIfo OF W. A. WILCOX, n son.
lIESnY:-In Mound Valley, Elko Co.,
Nevada, March IL, 1859, TO the vito
Of j. Il. Henry, n son Fifteen
pounds.
FErScu:--In Elko. March n, 1889,
10 the wife Of j. l.. French, n
SOn.
BEiL:-At Wells, Nevada, March II,
1889, TO tho wife Of Ncphi Bell, n
daughter.
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Special Examination.

At tho urgent request Of n number Of
applicants the Board OF Examiners have
consented TO hold u Rpecial examination
Of applicants for teachers certificates
commencing, NJ 0 o'clock p. n. Friday
tho 23rj instant. All interested will
81 80 -" .voscut nj the time sncrinrt
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The Arizona Govrruorship.

The Arizonn S;oyrruorShip.
A dispatch dated Washington, March
Is says:
Tho Senate Committee on Territories
hhs been flooded with kilograms since
tho nomination OF Sir. wolnoy as Gov.
crnor Of Arizonn. protesting against his
confirmation. The charges. in brief,
nro ;lnt Mr.. Wollcy is incompetent to
perform tho duties Of the Office and
moreover, that ho is notorionsly cor
rupt. Tho committee will examine tho
matter thoroughly before reporting up
on the nomination.
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4 Profitable Inauguration.

Chairman Britton OF tho Inaugural
missioncrs Of the District n check for
$4,000, this being tbs amount received
from tho inauguration ovcr aud above
eIpensos. Tho fund IL to 10 invested
md tho intcto,t devoted 10 relieving
tho distress Of tho poor in the city.
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III IlnlcI.

6lh'o the recon. fire nj pnli.adc
Wnn'cn 1cHtroycd my hotel, together with
~ Gon'ents, havo opened tho pALI
nnDI liorEL and min now prepared
~ accommodate tho travelling public
na'n goo inocom tnodations, boll, mn 10
uoiru and lolging. A liberal shars NJ
collected. '''p'c''"oT
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Wedding Cards OF tho latest designs.
printed in neat aud tasty manner a..
cheaper thon they enn 10 got either in
Sacramento or San Francisco, at tho
INDEPENDENT Office. II
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Having purchased oi Blown Il Hos
kins tlioiT interest in tho Undertaking.
to all calls In that line. will also at.
icnd to the repairing aud upholststing
%s.tcCt. noxt door TO Biowu & noskihs'
old stand.
Go. MI Pl7IRsoS.
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Those Ladies', Misses md Childrcn's
Summer hats and Donne,s nave just nr-
riyoI at Rosenstock'G. Call and SEQ
them.
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NJ

FLASSIGAS-W isEMAS:-in Clovor Val.
10y. Elko Co., Nevada. March 10
1889, by Justice II. L. futile, Charles
Flanagan, Of Wells, TO Miss Martha
wiScman. Of Glover Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

was only one foot wider than the picture hse1 wlpn
Ia the frauae. finished It ny great exert lnt 49,
as it seemed SO unlike any Detare bad ever seen.'
Mr. 8. 4. Avery, f., sppds 40 Illustrated rstslosne
Of te modern paintings collected by the late soeehs
Van oogh, formerly connected with aouph % uo.
Thiy collection 10 to DO sold At the Hague on Apui
and g. Among the PICTURES sse Bonnaps pemues
an saint Pierre II Mare,s by cnrot, small replics
Of oouture's familiar 2ecaderlce,s moonrfse py
naunIrny. sHerodiass BY LelaIeohe, Sous hoiss
by Dsz, Deplqusge du blcen EEpte. py 1el2m1toil
Charles Jscqne's 9shecp In Ae Pasture ss SiiIi
With Chickensp by James Haris, Kaaders ~ meis'
soner and paintings Of . COW lying down snn isna-
soape With trees By Troyon-
The frcntispisce Of the March Portfolio = On
etching by Rhead after Mulreadys portrait Of ehid In
lie costume Of about 1910. Tho picture, which y Of
south Ksnsington, Is considered 10 be study for
larger work Mr. Ration continues BIS illustration!
OF Mr. Loftie's papers upon Westminster ABBEY and
there Is Photographic print OF an Artems mooeUsa
ln low relief By Mr. ThornycrAft :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

Craig Nos Castle Oct r. "A.
must repeat once more my belief that tken ney0 ~
been anything equal in merit 70 the Eecsmier Prepare
ons, my skin 80 60 ipnensey improved BY taelr We
II has grown 80 smooth and 20 fair that need nos
dread old ago while thess magic inventions OF yours
exist Oct. s1.--I use Cream, Balm and Lotion ever
day Of my life and could not exist comfortably without
them. Recsmier Soap Is also perfect thought other
soaps eocd, but / had never TIED TIE aeesmssr. 4
shaH never eny other 10 far surpasses 81 totss
SOAPS. London Dee.--I hear the Princess Of wales
10 delighted with Reesmier Preparstions shal Coz.
sinly recommend them to he, Royal Hshness when ssxs
her. send you autograph letter 10 inclose
tho Princess Of waiss Later. from spsin.-l canscs
tell you how anxious TO DO ali for she Reeamier
Preparations tell every one here in Spain how much
they have doro for me-. have spoken 70 the oueop
about item, and when 90 30 South America hope y
ma letter from you telling ne how can best sarvs
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your Reeamer Preparations are the creates. boon ever
invsnsed could NOT comfortably endure dzy without
them ADRLINA PATTI N1coLINI
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evident Our climate and mode Of Living mako remedy
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
What ARB WIZ HERH FOR?
-ecyERNog FLANAGAN.
Inauguration RIsks---Many Lives Lost.
A Letter from Famous Han Who
Had d Close Call.

Perhaps no other one man was 70 much tked tbs
recent Inauguration at Washington Governor Webster
Flanagan, Texas His celebrated remark at the CHI
caco Republican Convention of 1850. "whss bare
for become hyword snd Its distinguished ustefcf
famous from Maine 70 Alaska
Tho number OF deaths from pneumonia incident % ~
exposure encountered that occasion have essn eouna
by hundreds OF those who fortunately escaped BY ne
precautions although himself dangerously attacked vas
Governor Flanagan, who IN sher gratitude wres the
following letter TO his savior:
HOTEL CHAMBERLAIN. MCPHERSON SQUARE.
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. March Is, 1859.
Mrs HARRIET HUBBARD AVER:
3 DEAR MADAME. Owing 10 exposure during The reeens
INAUGURAL ceremonies while serving IN Aide-decamp
upon the personal star Chief Marshal General base
contracted severe cold, accompanied BY constant heao
ache loss Of appetite and even Of pnsunohis
that dreadful maiady thar has stricken down % msny
who participated in that magninsept pageant Alshoush
suffering intenssiy and advised 70 take 10 my bed,
remained mp and attended 70 my business. COMMANDED
using your Recamier sassapasiiia on night 81 The
tta OF March. and up 10 date have taken ell OF tive
botes, and deem II duty 70 tell ypu Of Its wondered
curative powers an now feeling perfectly well and
eating heartily and s'sspius soanaly Your. veiy sass
Good health can only DO obtained through pure bseodt
pure blood through healthy liver and hdnayS We Gil
take kind Of saraparis. ond far sAsFs q nsne
10 equal the famous Recaniier Sarapsailia MADE ~
Harriet Hubbard Aver. Tho Hon. Daniel r. DcwiinxI
Presdent Of the Board OF Aldermen Now.York gives
his opinion Of Il IN the following letter:
New.york. ism. :. 1851.
MIRA HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
DEAR MADAME, Having tried yous Recsr!es Ssfs.
paf!lls remedy for annoying disodsr Of the liver
With eminepiiy satisfactory and Immediate rsntA aks
great pleasure In recommending II - perfess fsniy
medicine. also found II 70 be wonderful tonic ana
appetizer Every household should keep bottle Of %
hand have not fes 80 well III years do now, afes
taking only one bottle of IL Yours VERY scspeetriy,
DANIEL Il DowTJN6.
Stas President Board of Aldermen, 1855
refuse all other kiads ard ua 81 70 the Reesmier Aars
etusing Company sc and 81 psrk Place. Nsv'Tork 80
bottle win DO sent yon fee CT exprss sharEea W
ks other Sarseparss u VIII not force out an erapao
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TfoN DO NOT FAIL 70 ADDRESS ALI LETTNk
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
A WINDY x1aHr

Oh, for ridc on the wind
Tonight
10 mount 10 height
And its streets with their feeble hghti
What might i
What fog in flight
On the whirllng wings Of tho wfndf "a
Oh, for Q float and leap,
A dIve--a sleep ~
On high In the sky
IL Is cold up there and dark, and doep-
II is clear, and bright, and high
And CRY,
let me fly
Lot me fy--snd lsugh-and weep
oh, the wind IS fierce and strongf
Along,
With mighty song
That speaks TO men In an unknown toDgucs
II rushes aud swirls and leaps
To tho moon
With .neffable tame
And falls 10 earth In gwoonI
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TIE sUIrAr,s Brxe.

By Slr Edwin Arnold - s
A neck-exalting Losd. sSeiiaa King, 49, &
Heart one IN rags. sore troubled, say tnfs tninB
Undor the palaee-arch, haggarl and faint,
Rocking upon tho carpet OF complaint:
2 o Saltanl at the door Of God Hest thou
As at fhinei fhercfeie accomplish now s :
Mercy towards me- Is thou Dor mercy prsyest:
MAKO glad my beartp 10 Allah 50 thou sayessT
Now or that snitans thumb stone I'D shina,
plgeon-blood ruby. such . Eems tha shfon -
Stammefed In telling what would weigh eno0sA
OF gold tomauns 20 price ~; In the night
It eiowci As X tho sun had left roseHghf
OF afternoon, and IN The ds5 e seemed
AZ though red belaSed STAG stu cleaned
The sultan drew this wonder from his tnsfme,
While at his stirrup1ronS, Grim snn cnan -.
HIS agsias watched, stroAing black beards-ne drsW
Tho ruby OF and, quotha That was new
Upon our llps-the prayeri Tod may delay
Io hear US II We turn our hearts away
When others cry 90 sell my nng ana guy
on of contentsfor sore 81 misery ~ 4f#48
Better hing's hand lacking royal seal
Than kings ear guilty OF unhesrd appeait
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|, SOME NEW ooLoRs.

From The Domestic Monthly
Empire groen-Dull, yellowish greene
Reed--Shade lighter than empire,
Dragon--A BLUSH green.
Estcrhaxy--A foliage green.
Chambre-Falnt iOne OF green,
Printempts-Light lettuce shade.
santco-Faint grass green.
Lime or llnden-The inner side Of the line leaf
shade.
Galzon--Turf green
Roseeu-Grayish reed green.
Observation-Disclosures.
Vert do Grs-nark green.
Florentine-Dark bronze green.
snowbell-Whtsh green.
will0w--5hsde OF willow tree Leaf
Nile-Pale green, for evening wear.
Lincoln and Robin Hood@peaItiye grcerk
Yew--A deep green.
Chartreuse-Yellow green.
Water crcss-A clear, faint green.
Canard--Dnehs wing shade.
Vandyke--Reddish terracotta
B0ls do rose--RosewoOd shadeA
FraneIllOn--DArk old rose.
Aurore-Deep pink.
Beige Iose--Dull fawn nd.
Sapph0-Ilght rosewood shade. II sNR ees5
seabl0use-Purplish red.
Vernis4Gohlen red.
EtrN2uuo-- BrDwnish fed.
VernOse-Dcep. rich ghade OF red
AEaoa--Eyening shades of PINK.
Burnt rose-Dright ashes Of roso tine
Shell gray--A plnileh gray.
stoam-Llghf, though dull gray
6ranlte-Iiue grey.
Oxido--Duil silver gray.
Columbe--n0ve gray.
Eegon-Whiusa gaze
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sr. eEoReEs MEMoRrAL HOUSE.

2o7 East Ieth-ss. New.York. Doc. a, 1850.
Mrs HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
DEAR MADAME; The Rev. DR.. Rainsford has desired
me TO wrte and ask of you favor Last year you noss
generously donated large quantity Of Vita HuOvs for ne
parish poor. 1t has been carefully dispensed, and has
proved most beneficial TO many.
The last bottle given few days ago. and the favor
am desired ask IL would you again kindly remember
tho pOsF sick By contributing FOR their some more Of
your excellent Tonicf
VITA sncere thanks for tho bensat you have eonerrsd
by your GIT. remain. dear madame yours truly.
Este J, Y F0RNEREr.
vita Nuoys is the best remedy for dyspepsia nervous
mesa sieepiessness and ovefwork. II viii asust do
weak stomach. Il win rest the weary BRAIN It viii bsaoe
upn the shattered nerves. AS it Is made from the pre-
scrption Of famous physician, you are not taking
Quack medicine As 1t is made By an homes. manufaet
urer you assured Of pure ingredients As II f. used
and Endorsed by and you all know and respect
you nos using unknown untrted remedy; only
b careful 70 get the genalnoi refuse substitutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
PRACTICAL CHARITY.
ST. GEORGES CHAPEL.
CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION.

iao stanton-st. Hew.York.
Mrs. HARRIET III. AVER.
DEAR MADAME; For some months have been uxine
vits Nuoya7 and SICK vita excellent
charity work. although buy less than ono hsd
dozen bottles at time, win you supply this Mlsslas
Chapel direct from your mandatory al Wholesale ses
for such small purchases dozen bottles st orSsrS
Yours suiy. G. scArDINd. Minissr In cAaSgs
New.York Aug. 10. fsss.
DEAR MRS AVER; Having tried your vita Nucvs
with perfect satisfaction. eheerfuliy recommend s use
70 an persons suffering from the his mentioned In yoas
Danger Signals Whaling you Gods blessing.
Yours ever gratefully.
Little Sisters Of the Poor,
ST.. MELANIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

Unsuccessful speculation has added another 10 the sa
formerly q weo-do merchant. named Stevens OF New
Haven Both his fortune and hls mind were
lost In Wall Street, and bis peculiar
hobby Is walking plank eight inches
wide and feet long. For years he has rlsen daily at
o'clock In tho morning. eaten his breakfast and then begun
the selimposod task Of walking back aud forth on n
plank which he continues 10 DO slowly and necessarily for
five hours.
The last Of these notebies is an old Perkins. Of
Clinton. Be Ia dceended from Revolutionary horO.
whose Continental uniform. old cuasa and the three
cornered with its white eocade have fallen into his
possession Ho also Inhers hatred OF the British and
born with the deluSon whieh developed itself early
life that they continually attempting 10 mako lsad
ing the shores Of Long Island Sound Almost daily he
may be seen. dressed In his Continental regaia doing
picket duty upon the beach, During his hours guard
he frequently stops and Gazes far aaepss
ing an attack from the British
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

At the Cambridge University sports IN 1855 the
present Attorney.Gen Of England Sir Richard
Webster, carried or tho mile in what wAs then CON
sdrred the very fast tme OF IA minutes 40 IL sec
onds, and the two miles also fell to his sharn. Web
Judgment but he gave signs az that time OF fntBL
ieStual abIlity.
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:. ~ =.
Ffst Japanese lTfg & Trading ca

Will open their new lstore on
18th ST., one door west of Broad
way, on Monday. Special exhibi-
ton of new styles In Jars, Porce-
lains, etc., just imported.
An early inspection respectfully
solicited.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-24
A NEW LEAGUE.
The Dry Goods Clerks of New Haven
 Hartford, Springfield and Bridgeporl

The Dry Goods Clerks Of New Haven,
 Hartferd, Springfield and Bridgeport
 Vvill Meet 10 Organize a League.
 Another base ball league is being organ ized. The dry goods clerks have got the fever, and the league which is to be formed will probably consist of hines from Spring field, Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport. The games will be played upon legal holi- days and upon the Friday half holidays which the clerks enjoy during July and August. Should the league consist of these four cities three games will be played with each team, making nine games which each nine will play. All four of these cities have got plenty of good material and each will be able to put team in the field that will make their opponents hustle.
 The New Haven boys are very enthusiss- tic over the plaEs and are doing everything in their power 10 make it @ success
 The best playes will be selected from Mo- Intyre, Mcguire & Co., and Wm Medley & Go. g teams, and 8 number of good players will also be found in F. M. Brown & Go. s and Howe & Stetson's. The games will be played on the Howard avenue grounds.
 Hartford will be 8 very formidable oppo- nent, as it has any quantity of good play- CTS.
 Delegates from the four cities will meet in this city early next week. They will elect officers and formally organize the league. Everything looks bright for the success of such league and the investigators are push. ing their plans forward and hope to soon have everything in running order.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-24
A FINE CONCERT.
To be Given as the Church Of she
 Messiah.

To be Given aS she Church of the
 Messiah.
 The Parsons Quartette are arranging to give concert for the benefit of the Church of the Messiah Their services are entirely voluntary for the occasion in response to re- quest, and the entire proceeds will be de- voted to the interests of the church. A very fine programme will be rendered. Mrs. G. M. Allen, & very talented elocutionist, has also volunteered her services for the occa sion. Mir. c. M. Loomis, the music dealer, has signifed his intention of furnishing one of his grand pianos for the occasion. The concert will take place next Tuesday even. ing in the Church of the Messiah audience room, the acoustic properties of which re- unrivalled in the city.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-24
Lrst of Patents.

List of patents issued from the United States Pat ent office for the week ending May 21, 1889, for the State of Connecticut, furnished from the of flee of John E. Earle, solicitor of patents, New Ha- ven. Conn:
 c. H. Barrows. willmautic. system of rapid transportation.
 F. ioliand. assgnor to Stanley works, New Brit aiu, machine for driving Rlaziers' points.
 W. O. Homan, assgnor to E. Miller & Co.,, Meri- J. Koon, assignor to L. schiele & Co.,, New York, corset.
 Stowell, top roll for spinntng machines. M Luscomb, Briogeport, vacuum or pressure 1. H. Merrill, Hartford, bed lounge.
 O-J' Never, la, tford, pipe coupling.
 n C Miller. assignor to Meriden Bronze Co.,, Ner- iden Central draft lamp. M Orford, Bridgeport, means for operating drawbridee spans by electricity:
 F Richards, Hartford, asstgnor to American Button Fastener Co, button setting machine. E H Russell, assignor to Russell Process O., New Haven. teaching ores with hyposuiphite solu- tIons-two patents ,.. M seips assignor to Manning & Bowman, Mer iden dande for tea and coffee pots. ME Stockwell, assignor to Yale Towne Manufac TTrtn1 Co Stanford, boltwork mechanism. w H Taylor, ,assignor to Yale Towne Manurac turin9 70 Stamford lock-two patents. w l.. UpsoD Hartford, carriage body joint.
 DESIGNS.
 Fl. Barnes New Haven, laundry wagon. l. E. Palmer, Hiddletown, hammock.