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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-05

CayuGn Bleeding at the Sose-Some ILvSlS
Work 1eSterday

Beautiful summer weather favored the trainers At
Morris Park Yesterday in giving their horses trials and
morning gallons Shortly after O'Clock the Santa
Anita string u two year olds put in appearance They
al gaIloped in clever style EsperAnza Is the crack
My Of tho stable, and. indeed, the daughter Of
Hrinstesd and hermoSa Is ono OF tho Krandest
lilies that ever Lucky Baldwin owned shs moved
win great freedom in company with Cleopatra
and c"ue OF others who wsrn stationed at different
points TO carry her along three quarIerH which she
ran IN 3D. she VIII 20 TO chicago for ito rich IN do
ram SlAke', aud her Trainer thinks le laG a mortgage
on IL Protection DID good Et!uug gal.up l.nS An
Ee!es ana "hnyln"de moved spieuiidy 4 telegram
ana lhrl WILL depart on W, duesiAy matt Byrnss
WAC ioi Tar bo INA Campbell and l centred
on fifenh the Queen Of n Q Turf A. sho cAutered
around tho uAok. The beautiful daughter Of Gleholg
- Saltwater accomplished the same distance In
second less timn II The opinion many hOISsu.an
NJ IL" track that SRNatOr 81. htnt TTury IN IN, tu'
h.Fbau kace,and Nas srE. a"ns. aud ne pleased ne
worked threr quarters ~ I" Amhnanre holding the
Graz. rul' AT" Ma l.u' - '.y. ,'re "ert sent
ruustng muc ~ a. a.. NnoI IA lux ne eest oi A.
Slnggard woTGoi - gupt w,o. Nlplunic worked hpu =
mile underu.iu AMI f0.aJ d, went fast I'VE siEhthS
III" Isip stab 9 had 'her StlnH ~ worn thoepttnE
AIstuu' Tie two old coll ny Naud"rhit "a agood
w"rl ID a mIiS AMI a furionc in 81 and GrsydAWn
covered mile aud quArter ~ ". lAiry lhe crack
"a, T. man tV worked Huc =. and WIN give good
account Of hsr.e vi on neat ~ starts Bradford and
an e"rf spe ',i'r {. SCI :. ear I'D, take their
work CaEu.A HruuAhy nuur ltr. - he broke blood
vrssS' after 'nsfra me ~. hriig Prepared for
the belmont s,4hr' vine q ~ man Nefs.l A!n.
Money In Fashionable sIFsH
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AthIetIes at YaIe College.

HEw IAvEN, June A-In the all round athletic contest
of tho Yale Athletic Association. held at the NaIelrd
this Afternoon, A. L. Reynolds ~. OF Waterloo n
"a aoCOud
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A sioux IuS,au Graduates a. = Doctor

BosroN, June AT the commencement sxsrcIseG OF
the graduating class OF Boston Methodist University
Yesterday Charles Alexander Eastman Of the grad
yates IN med cine sioux Indian. whose original
pam" was ohiyssa signifJing winner, lie was born
~ iNl2 On me Sioux reservation His father WAS tho
son Of o.. II Iho Si2nE gnsts and joined tho siouI
odibreAk n l7Ii. VI" wAs wounded captured and con
d"mGea ~ 10 hAngs l. but was Trprelrd hI rTosidsnt
Lincoln Tho mother OF yoUug a. died A. his brLh
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The Democratic Convention for the Fifteenth Con.
EresT district met In Springfield, III, yesterday and re
nominated william NJ. Springer for ConEreA by AcclR
nation TINS is Mr.. sprnger's ninth nomination
At tho Thiri Maine dIsTict Democratic Convention
Charles BAKER of Belfast nominated yesterday for
Congress
The Republican Congress- Convention in the Siuth
Indiana district las nominated Judge Daniel Waugh or
Upton defeating Joseph ChoAdlc, the present Con.
gresham and NJ. lAfostts State Superintendent OF
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Frank s. Richardson OF North Adams, Mass,
was married last evening to Mrs. Alice Bonnell
OF Jersey City Heights. The ceremony was
performed at the brides residence In Summit
avenue by the Rev. DR.. Stoddard OF st. Johns
Episcopal Church; Richard Adams Of North
Adams WAS the best man; There were no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-05
From Top to Bottom
thing in place Of PEARL

the guests were Mr.. Cecil Clay. Miss Effle
shannon Miss Jennie k95sner. Mr., Henry Guy
Gibson and Mrs. James 4. Wilson OF Glove
land and MIR. James i. Wilson OF Youngstown,
Ohio mother and brother OF tho bridegroom
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will sail this morning on
the state OF Nevada to spend their honeymoon
N
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Tho Casanova and Fins Stakes for two and
three year old nlllcs respectively. and the
EancOcas Handicap the last-namcd event be-
ing real oldtimer, at one milo and five fur
longs should bring q big crowd 10 Morris Park
to-day. The former may be won by Ambulance
with La Tosca second, but the track is heavy
La Tosca should win, with Fairy second SalIie
McCleland is a splendid lilly. but she will
hardly start if the track is heavy. Tulla Black
burn, Amazon. and Cleaning ought to fight it
out in the Elms and Gray Dawn may win the
Rancocas. with TarGEon second Dr. Has
brouck may win tho first. with Mirace second.
Natterson may win the nth, with Lannes
second. and sunday and C!audine may do to
play in the last.
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TOde-DonElnas.

INDIANAPOLIS, June A. ]. Tode Of Brook
lyn, n. Y, and Miss Olive Douglass Of this city
wore married tonight.
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Fl LOUIS JunO 4-Mr Judd won his seventh and de-
Cisiys game In tho match for tho ohAmpionsh Of the
United States with J. W. shoWAter OF kentucky Last
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Slack was frightened by Rergen's, rush on
Mabaum tlliy secured third money by nose.
Tho others struggled in.
suO' aided OF which 500 second and 500 to third
A A.. Il. MOr5is,sh T. Correction by Himyar-Ma.
Raicocas StsIes ci T. liza il CTaylor,
Il. wolbaums br Claud,n. IO] lBSrRen........ ...
kmty r. Evange ine. Annie, Romeua Mary Stone
Tudie 'uta'on% PuI2,S MY an Dutch Girl also ran.
/ ClanGine ; to Mary s"n" to | Annie ii to /;
ILynmEcune KITTY 4, Rometu,, each 20 % Martha
WA'hi'g,on, = t" Tudlc 80 tot; Cutaions. 40 to !;
nutch Girl Puzzle lilly, each lVJ TO l. hutuals paid
SlElv, SIuO1. SIL1.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Philosophy. Admiral. Sam Wood. and Gypsy
Queen carried tho bulk Of the money in tho
closing absolute iarorite nj tol. barnes got
away in front with the favortc. and although
Admiral; ,who, was knocked about aud
locketed had him beaten quarter mt milo
gle Philosophy showed that he was dead
game whom he gave lonGStreet such a hard
race for the Jerome last year. and that he has
lost none OF his pluck was demonstrated by
calls he won by nose from Admiral who was
much the best colt ut tho weights and distance.
sam Wood was third, and the rest nowhere.
the pace being TOO hot for them
second and $50 to third seins allowances, mile and
J. + Mrnonaldsb 9. Philosophy, 4, by Longtollow-.
Tey',Hns Stro ~ = 6 Admt;a, : y THyton.
Gtpsy %"ecn Ly.ander T,iI Lady rustpr pupiic
ty Ring Idle Laream T and His also ran
Post Ret'ing Against ihlosoIny , to /: Sam Wood,
m Il nj Rn Lysn IAN /" TO ' T 5,SeS ssfn
Bliss ooto |. MutuhIs paid Si@ 81, $40 ~. SiI65.
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THE HON. O. r. PoT1ER's FILTER.

He Invented Il Himself, Because he Couldn't
Find One Good Enough for Him.
The majority OF New Workers know the Hon.
O. B. Potter as a lawyer. Very few know him
as an inventor. But he is an ingenious In
ventor. and is credited with possessing some
OF tho most practically mechanical ideas Of any
man In the country not skilled engineer. Tho
only publicity he has got 80 far by his inven-
lions is displayed in the shape Of two signs
which hang from the walls OF the two restau-
rants in his big building on Park row. Tho
signs are inscribed in big letters Of black and
gold. They read as follows:
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TROTTING At TERRA HAUTR
Twist Wins Three Straight Heats. Beat
Ing Cubic In the 2iee Event.

Twist Wins Three Straight Heats, Bent
ing Cubic In the 2,ee Event
TERRA HAuTE, June 4-Sunshine and
large attendance marked the second day OF the
spring meeting. Kentucky and California met
to do battle for their pet theories Of breeding
the trotter. The blue grass theory that from
trottng lines alone must we look for all that
goes to make up the king Of all horse flesh the
liRht-harness horse was represented by Twist.
the four year. old daughter of Jaybird. The
Palo Alta theory. that for speed and endurance
in trottlng the thoroughbred cross must be
close up. was maintained by Cubic, son OF
Eectioneer. dam Cuba by imported Australian.
The roam descendant from the loins OF the
mighty Wilkes had the best OF the argument.
and Tonight tho SCALP OF bibley Is hung in the
Simmons wigwam.
The appearance Of tho black check OF Doble
behind the Pilot Medium gelding Jack t2:l5l
was the signal for loud cheering. He was fol-
lowed by starr behind Houri t2:l7l. AnaIas they
brushed by the stand the murmers elected by
their matchless gait were loud. Johnny Dick
erson speeded by with The California wonder.
FRustinA q: IS as yearlingL and who, before
the season Closes Is TO be sent against the two
ar-old record Of 21S.
which at the end OF three heats went to the
credit OF Twist.
. ~ trot $50.
T Sbs & BY ~ ' EI.I,,Cassi
Constantine b. Nm by !5, ,ta SOY
cG.ae!fns.& q. B. N. son Of Dictator.
joI r R Sp5i,;'. E Hamilton
ftte GfI h. BY FAIRY on
Time J2A, 2:S2a, 2.34A.
To.morrow's events are the free-for-al pace.
in which Fred Arthur and Bessemer will be
Betsy Brown to beat half-mile record to pole.
and Adonis 10 be driven An exhibition mile.
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To-morrow's events are the free for-all pace.
in which Fred Arthur and Bessemer will be
Betsy Brown to beat half-mile record to pole.
and Adonis TO be driven An exhibition mile.
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The Child is Father to The Man.
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THE FLEETWOOD STAKES.

Mr. WithGrs's brown colt King Eric was tho
choice for tho Fleetwood Stakes. the closing
figure being 2 to on. Mugnate was second
choice. with Chaos the most lnncled OF the
others. IisimOuy was the outsider n. ~ t. /.
After n III nmenl skiTmish at the post Mr.
Caldwell Dropped tho iiHG to n most perfect
S'nu. kiug rio went right ont ami running
min: easily 10y Il length aud "a half. Chaos WAS
battle. "a Lewis hal to whip ana spur furious
ly to beat Alagndtc homo nal, u iang'h. Ham
iltOn waited too long with the belmont colt boz
fore he made his run, or tho chances on tho
place would have boon his. IisimuRY showed
prominently ~ tho end Of three quarters but
the others wcro never in II for u moment.
Tournament WAS worked an extra quarter
after tho race.
Fleetwood StHkrs for thrce.yenr Of /, NJ SIGD each
WIN S2lu, Sdd'' q" which Soo to seconl aud So TO
D . Nader b c. krg Lnc By hing Erncst-
" (. SCOTS Ga = ,upos 10 u. Lewis ,,... ,
A. bcImonl Is b & MaSI ate r. IllaWIliuL,,.... 3
Or ho'muN, Tournament, l1-imsnN, and cadv ell
also started
Time lnIi4.
Post Berting-TWot To on hing Eric; against Mag
nato, to !, Z ,ltok TO ! caldwell ana Tournament,
each 20 to pr Helmntl "a 10 Lisimouy, ~ to /
huIuSs paid $40 siIu, SlAaA
THE fifth RACy.
Correction closed fayorite for the NTH rnce a
scramble Tor two.yetr-uid rllir- At I've fun
lop-s. Lima, CiaLdiue, and MARY stone being
the most favored u' mo Others. Correction
took tho lead al the drop OF the flag and max
ing nll the running, won very "lsNeTly hY two
lOuGthS from ina who was second Though
cut hIiu 7. RGa thtEd place W0R. bal little
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Money In Fashionable 6IFeH.
E IIls, ~ =: e. : 4 ~; y Sl'J
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The Cactus Blood Curr has positively
cured numrr Oua eases OF SrrOtulR and Salt
Rheum In one months time w hero all other
blood purifiers have tailed.
Peasant to tak", applicable to diseases Of infancy OF
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Gates ALNA'S BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC co.
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ALL ORR DRINKING wATRR
Filtered In a Most Perfect
Manner by All Apparatus
costing $500,
the Invention OF tho
HON. .. 4. POTTER
And is Warranted EQUAL
a. the Rest
STRING WATER
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Post BETTING Against Correction to 3; Lima. to
'lAnGine, , TO Mary St"n", 60 l Annie. IL to L;
IrauEcAne KITTY I, ROnietta, each 20 t. !: Martha
WA'hiuR."n - I" Tudlc. 10 to Cutalong 40 to J.;
nutGh Cir P9zie lilly, each loJ to l. hutuals paid
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The Committee Of Ways and Means OF the
Baltimore City Council voted yesterday to re-
port iavorably an ordinance authorizing the
sale OF the citys holding Of Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad stock at not less than par. Par
ia the figure already offered for the stock by
the syndicate represented by L. H. Bacon.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

Miss Bertha, daughter of Mrs John
Lee, was quietly married, Thursday even
ing. 10th, to Clifford French of Ansonia
Rev James Robinson officiated.
Amos Mitchell and a Bridgeport friend
spent Sunday at home.
Misses Mitchell's many friends will be
pleased to learn that they are expected
home in few days.
E. S. Piatt and Jack Bryant have both
been sick with severe sore Threats.
Fred Wentsch is making rapid progress
with his house. He has mason from
New Haven, who will finish the masonry
this week.
Mr. Wentsch's son Fred, who has beer
sick so long, is able to ride out and is
improving. ......
Miss Laura Keller is teaching th'
Spring term in Middle Quarter distrie
and is much liked.
S. S. Platt and Henry Dittus have
planted early potatoes.
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the finished machinery is run out on to
the platform which is even with the floor
of the car. The railroad extends the
whole length of the outside of this build
ing. In the basement is the crushing,
Sitting and storage rooms, which have ce-
ment floor and the second floor is all de-
voted to the making of garnet paper, ex-
cept the office, which is G0X1S feet, divid-
ed up into drafting room, private office
and main office, finished in ash and fur
nished in quartered oak. A vault is built
at the northwest corner, extending from
basement up through each floor, giving
the company three vaults, each Ike feet
inside. This gives large room for storing
all the drawings, blue prints, wood cuts,
photographs and negatives of machinery,
as well as order books, ledger, etc. On
the office floor, the vault is fitted with a
75-case Amberg letter file. Speaking
tubes connect the main Office with the of
fees of the superintendent of each de-
partment. The Office is heated by hot
air coming through registers from the
floor, or by steam radiators, as may De
desired. One side of the office is partit-
toned into II cupboards and 1870 draws
for storing away printing, clectrotypes,
etc Back of the main building extends
building l07xSO feet for the emery
wheel department, with basement for
storage in the south end and fitted with
elevator 1t is abundantly lighted by
skylights from the roof, as well as side
windows. This department is fitted up
with four distinct departments for the
making of wheels by four entirely differ
ent processes, with separate gang OF
men for each process. The engine and
boiler room are at the north end of this
building and contains 127-horse power
Abendroth & Root boiler and l25-horse
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-04-25

Lawyer Cothren was at the Supreme
Court of Errors in Bridgeport, last week,
being of counsel in the case of Charles
Lounsbury against the Dime savings
bank, case involving interesting law
points in the title to some 20 acres of
land on South Main street, Waterbury
and also involving the entire accumula-
lions Of the lifetime of the deceased
plaintiff and all the property left to his
widow and child.
Mrs Ketcham, who has been with her
son, DR. l.. Y. Ketcham, during the Win
ter, has returned to her home in Carlisle,
Penn.
A miniature bakery fianks the sidewalk
| in front of Hitchcock's block, now build
ing, for temporary use till the proprietor
can occupy rooms in the new building.
| James G.. Terrell has moved from Sheo
square to the building lately occupied by
Frank e. Main.
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Wilkinson Bros. q Co. and other credi- |
tors of Al Daggett, the postal card con-
tractor, instituted suits against him, last
week and Sheriff Wheeler and Constable
Tomlinson were in possession of the fac
tory where the cards are printed, for a
few days. Negotiations are now.pending
looking to an amicabIe settlement of the
trouble between Mr. Daggett and Wilkin-
son Bros. Co. which may yet result in the
postal cards being made in Shelton, but
under new contract between Mr. Dag
gett and the Messrs Wilkinson.
A. B. Ruggles is expected home about
the first of May.
| The title to the foundry property for
merly owned by +. b. DeForest & Son
has passed by decree of foreclosure to
| the Prentice Bros. of Worcester, Mass.
Mrs Sheldon of Naugatuck addressed
the w. c. Z. L. at their last meeting.
| +. b. Munson has received a large sup
ply of slate roofing.
Ground has been broken for the Will
liams Sc Ferguson building.
In the case of Ruggles & Clark against
Carpenter, brought to recover book
debt, the defendant pleaded a receipt in
full. but Justice Tomlinson found the
same to have been obtained by fraud anG
that it was no bar to a recovery. Staples
for plaintiff; Even for defendant.
CT Nettleton is reducing his stock o.
goods by an auction, every Saturday
. evening.
DIR C. II. Pinney is having his building
corner of Bridge street and Howe ave
nue., painted.
The Ousatonic Water Co. are havin.
shade trees set along the southern line
Howe avenue.
The case of Beard against Boylan wa
e submitted to the Supreme court, Tuesda
of last week. Munger & Staples TO
plaintiff: Wooster, Williams & eager 70
defendant.
Elliott Smith is having a cellar dug a
South End preparatory to building neN
house and w. F. Askam of the Rubbe
company is soon to build beautiful
dwelling on the lot which he recent
purchased of Capt G. w. Briggs.
There is desire on the part of some
organize Congregational church in thi
y village.
Attorney E. F. Hall has taken an az
peal from the action of the probate cou1
in allowing the will of the late Mrs Rot
a inson.
1t was recently discovered that tn
Quicker building is seven inches ON tn
town property. The matter is still pent
ing adjustment.
o Warden G. A. Shelton is having til
streets put in first rate condition.
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EMERY WHEEL TOOL GRINDERS


Are used for sharpening tnachinists tools
and have many advantages over an ordi-
nary grindstone. They occupy less space;
the men stand near the wheel and SO do
better work the grade, Or coarseness of
grit and degree of hardness, can be reg
lated and adapted to the kind of work to
be done. An iron tank, easily reached,
Is placed under the wheel to receive the
water coming from it and catch the
waste ground off, which settles to the
bottom and, when sufficient collects, the
tank can be quickly enptied. The water
clean into second tank, to which Il cen
trifugal pump is attached and piped to
carry the water to the wheel, where a
valve regulates the flow to the desired
amount. Having the pump piped to the
| latter, leaves the first tank free from
pipe connections, so that it can be easily
handled and is an important feature.
The Springfield Emery Wheel Manu-
featuring Company hold deeds of several
mines, covering hundreds of acres, (which
are recorded at Elizabethtown, Essex
county, N. Y, containing the richest
garnet yet discovered and with giver
amount of help can deliver on board cars
for shipment two tons of garnet to any
other company's one and can follow il
year in and year out. They guarantee
their garnet to be so hard and tough thai
it will take double the power to pulver
ize it that it will to puiverize the garnet
mined by any other sand paper company
Being SO hard and tough, it breaks will
sharper corners and more of them thai
is possible with softer rock. They guar
antee their rock the purest and with leas
foreign substance of any on the market
By actnal test, it will do four times tn
work of any flint paper in existence; thi
test is where each, the flint and the gar
net. is actually worn out and not crowd
ed enough to heat the glue and 'till up
or glaze over. When used on machines
its great durability makes it especial
valuable, as it is not necessary to rene'
it so often, making such saving of tim
: for both machine and attendant that n
one can afford to use flint paper at an
: price. They manufacture it and use tn
= very best glue and stand behind the pre-
: duct and are pleased to ship it on its me
$ its against all competitors, guaranteein
it satisfactory; if not found so, it can
II held subject to their order and they wi
. refund the money.
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NO. 3 TOOL GRINDER.

Weight 1900 pounds; height from floor
to center Of spindle SO inches; length of
bearings inches and self oiling. Diam
eter of spindle two inches; spindle pull
ley Sx5 inches distance between wheels
I6 inches. Emery wheels are. 20x3 with
10-inch hole, using improved patent col
lars. 1t is usually furnished with wheels
of two different grades, one being coarse
for fine cutting and the other fine for pol
ishing, or both wheels will be furnished
Of same grade SO that two can grind at
the same time, if preferred. This ma
chine has tanks located inside OF base.
Floor space 34Ns3 inches driving pulley
on countershaft l6S5 inches tight and
loose pulley I0x5 inches and should run
325 to $50 revolutions per minute, which
will give the emery wheel go e 100 rev
olutions.
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wheel is 26x1 IL inches, with l3 inch
hole, making a saving in the cost of fu-
ture wheels. It is hung in a swinging
frame easily adjusted by forward move
ment to the wearing away of the wheel
and cone pulleys increase the speed cor
respondingly. 1t is impossible to grind
straight with a dry wheel, as, in grind
ing, the knife heats, expands and grinds
more in the center than at the end, leay-
ing it following when ground, all of
which is avoided in this machine by us
ing plentiful supply Of water. A gal
vanized iron pan on the carriage catches
the water and carries it to the tank. A
centrifugal pump is attached to each ma
chine, properly piped, with valve to
regulate the flow and it furnishesa large
supply of water and prevents heating
and drawing the temper.
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work and slide of the machine are cover
ed and fully protected from emery and
dust. An extra swivel head is furnished
to run on the carriage opposite chuck,
arranged to carry very small wheels for
grinding the inside of work held in the
chuck, either straight or tapering. The
weight is 6200 pounds. 1t has bed u
feet long, takes in work eight feet be-
tween centers, swings p inches over the
carriage when ordered to take emery