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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-26
Tried the Razor Ron,e.

Joseph D. Briggs, bartender, tried to
commit suicide by cutting his throat with
razor at ITO Fell street Friday afternoon.
He will recover. No reasonis given for this
act, except that he had been drinking
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-26
omclaI Programme of Music.

The following is the official programme Of
music to be performed by the military band
in Golden Gate Park this afternoon, COM
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-26
for lnfants and Children.

aThe use of 'Castoria is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems work
of srpererogation to endorse IL. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
withia easy reach
CARLOS MARTIN, d. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

complexity of circumstances, however
that the bad people of Sedalia 90 t.
Jederson City and since it is generally
against their will, the truth must be
apparent to even the most careless
that Sedalia has charms over Jefferson
City no matter which way the thing
may be summed up. As for the
third line in the staDza quoted, it is
evident that the writer asking the
question "We're here to-day tc.
morrow where ?" is little afraid that
Sedalia is about to catch him. and be
ought to be. Sedalia is reacable
speaking. but should the
author of such atrocious poetry be
caught within her precincts be would
be Immediately turned over to the
Minister'S alliance and not a hand be
put out to save him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05
THE GRAIN MARKER.

KANSAS CIrr. Mo-, Jan. MAY whea,
In Chicago dropped to 94s<c; closed ct
o4Xc. January wheat closed a. So, For.
eign markets were Of holiday character.
Perrin was reported to marks lower,
equal 70 2,S93,ic busheL. There was q
large decrease last week in Liverpool,
stocks Of -four.
Corn was weak at Chicago, chiefly be.
cause Of the decline in wheat. The re-
ceipts Of corn were not large except at st.
Louis The grading at Chicago is getting
poor again. There were large exports to-
day and about three million bushels went
out this week. Cash corn here was =
lower.
Oats were 10 lower in Chicago. The
weakness Was said to be due TO an attack
on prices BY big operators.
Prices Of provisions changed very little.
There were fair receipts Of hogs and
prices were higher.
ChicaS0.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2-Tne following is the
range OF prices for active futures:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05
Flax, Rye ana Barley.
LIVE STOCK AlARKEr.
Kansas City.

KANSAS CTR, Mo-, Jan. 2-Receipts Of
cattle were very fair At the yards to-day
and OF good quality. On no day through
last month were there such strings Of
good dressed bee. and shipping steers
shown as to-day. The market opened
active and strong, with nice light steers do.
Ing the best and the tendency was weak to
lower close. Values have not varied much
since Thursday, some thinking yesterdays
narrow market stronger and others
weaker. There was Q moderate run Of
cows averaging pretty good and they were
strong to l0c higher than Thursday. The
feeder trade was quiet because Of few
offerings. There was strong demand.
Receipts Of hogs were light The quail.
II was good. The opening was sct.ve
and strong; the close slow and weak with
prices 5 70 I0c higher than Thursday.
For want Of Mexico orders 'neavies''
were not any better, bu. good medium
hogs were SC up and flights" and pigs
were loc higher on account Of Eastern de-
mauds.
Cattle - Receipts, 8,O69; calves, II;
shipped yesterday. esl; calves, 3. Steers
were steady to weak and lower; cows
strong to loo higher.
The following are representative sales:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05
Dire L,e.,.i!snee I'm l.ax1l.

LONDON, Jan "A cable dispatch from
the British consul at Santos, Brazil, to
Lord Salisbury, says that eighteen cap
tsins Of merchant vessels have died either
from the black vomit or smallpox within
two months and on some ves-
,sels the entire ships company,
|omcers and crew, have persisted from these
awful maladies. Seven sailors died In the
streets. 50 quickly and fatal was the dis
ease. II Is estimated Mat q least two
thirds Of the cases have been fatal Tho
majority Of the dead are emigrants and
sailors. Much greater majority than now
exists ID looked for during the hot mouths
Of January and February.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

is there not in the very name . mem.
DRY Of the innocent child sent name.
less into the world, the child for
whose immortal soul be made himself
responsible and fJr whom he will have
to account? Surely, surely the
"wages Of sin is DEATH" Death t,
happiness, DE- :th to peace, death to
every pure and beautiful aspiration.
death to life and death to eternity.
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st. LOulA
DIED ON HIS BIRTHDAY,
Demise q the Veteran shin. Builder
D. L LAWlAH.

n0,.o,, m. = n
knovn 80, ...,,...s ~ sao w'oely
Ch.,... ~. ~S ~ 11 Joses0sy u
n" snn;r..s. 10 y ~ 1e oAeo on
49, =. w.s 1850 ~ -. c." Eot lofty
80 80. .N :. 1.s' oos.on, .ao
~. 10 Yo'".a. Pe.. " sup ouud'
M .;ss. 'Su ues's.'os. NO man
conf, o,.; 'u' 'ne wstef
~. =, ~. wo exgenence.
49, o'snca snc ouils
0.. s ,so . S soeo ny % as co-leoorsrs.
~. S.. ~ a'.cl ~ vssseis wele oons nom
SI suu 'nese 'nc'ude sn!Ps osrxs.
s. %. scaoo"ess o! swo' tnfec ana
souS mestS. no also designed quite
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

Dres- - ''oef men bought 1875 cattle
yesterday. Armour bought $50, bold 100,
Phoenix packing company 2S9. Swift $50
and Davis 43.
Packers bought 4.seO hogs yesterday.
Armour bought.l, 399. Kinsan. ISL, Fowler
COS, bold 49, Swift l., l52 and local butch
ers IA. Cole bought COL, Harriott B Co.
800, and other shippers as.
Oacial receipts yesterday were sos
cattle, 9 calves, 9, s5s hogs and 2al sheep.
Among the receipts were . good many
good beeves. The offerings were large for
a holiday and prices were nv rcrc than
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

The platform of the republican
(Pafty is broad enough for every Amer.
|scan native or adopted, to stand on.
Religion and origion make no differ
|s1ee II the welcome which the party
|o4ers aud accords to every patriotic
|eitizen.-St Joseph Herald.
But then, you know the thing is 60
rotten that it is liable to break down at
any moment.
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DUB TO NATURAL CAUSES

Castle.
DrBLIN, Jan. A-Since the explosion In
Dublin castle on Thursday last the police
have been extraordinarily vigtlsnt In
watching for suspected iynamiters. While
/, is BY no means certain that the explosion
was attributable % that class Of individu-
ais, IL l. becoming the general opinion that
the whole a6air IVES due either TO natural
causes or 70 the desire Of the workmen
employed about the castle to obtain holt.
day which their masters had refused =
grant them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

The enterprise and pluck Of Kansas
CITY Is admirable. The people at the
mouth Of the Ksw took q notion they
wanted the democratic national con.
vsnion, and called for $4,000 for
The expenses of the convention. It
Has quickly forthcoming. Now they
hsve concluded that sum is not suAi-
cent and want it raised to 500, 900
and the latter amount is almost &c.
cared. It Is q fact that Kansas City
- strictly inthe fight.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

Hon. james L. Farris. of R.y
county, who was chairman of the
judiciary committee of the last House
has expressed thu opinion that under
che circum stances it would be just to
convene the legislature and redistrict
che state, % as to remove all doubts
10 to the validity of the electoral vote.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

A dispatch states that it was no
surprise when Mr.. Perkins was named
- the successor of Senator Plumb.
Yet, all the same some half q dozen
'aspirauts were still hopefully at work
when the announcement was made.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

To Prosecute q Christian sRIealer.ss
BURLINGTON, Ia, Jan. 2.-The coroner's
Jury In the case Of the death of Clarence
Lay returned verdict severely censurinR
the parents Of the child for neglect and
denouncing the Christian science doctrine
- Q dangerous fallscy. An order WAS
also issued 70 the coroner to begin prose.
cution Of Miss underwater, the local
healer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

/ Lest an erroneous impression should
% broadcast over the land, the BAzoo
will state that the new senator from
Kansas is no: Eli Perkins. This one
tells the ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

The republicans of New York
struck . Hill they could not climb
over.
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kansas C!.y.

KANSAS ~ 20, Jan. 2.-Cash wheat
here to-day was auoat cent lower than
Thursday and hard to sell at that decline.
There were some fair bids In shippers
hands. Elevator men were slow buyers
Receipts were 122 cars. No. har,
wheat sold At 79c; No. 8 hard, sOH
to Sic; No. 4 hard 7OS7Sc; rejected, above
50 pounds, e6 to 69c, below 80 pounds, 90 to
sc, No. red wheat, Sc, No. s red wheat,
SOC. No. 4 red wheat. ~ 70 &c. Com was
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

The Jeasnoa City Tribune issued .
New Feafs Carriers address and
nnoag other astonishing stanzas is the
following:
The N may come. thu years may 70
The yean 90 on forever.
WSs heze to-day, tomorrow where ?
Bat let Is each endeavor
70 Do Nh ,t's SiSht-rememhering
Ths p asity OF failure.
VIA god Psopls die they 60 up high,
IL - 60 to SEDALIA."
The BAzoo has often wondered
|vhsEe The bad people who now and
thea iafest Sedalia, hail from, and is
Felad to be informed that they come
from Jefferson City. It is . strange
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05
THE WAGES OF SIN,

THE WAGES OF SIN.
The death, in a retreat for the in.
sane, of Miss Maude Franklin, tn.
fair young Canadian girl, struck
chord Of regret in the hearts of tn,
good people of sedali. who wert
familiar with her history, and yet the
grave was her only solace life wa
over with her because of q maL's de
ception, a mans cruelty and q man.
wrong.
In this day, this day which ha:
Learned to sneer at the decisions of the
past, which has stamped upon it the
age of invention, the age of logic, thu
age Of common sense, the age of the
practical, We are prone to believe tina,
there are no broken hearts, that hearts
indeed are not part and parcel Of
the human mechanism save in it,
natural functions and yet, who that
knows how much hearts can ache, but
realizes that it would be easy for the
agopized beating to burst The bar
risr between it and life.
That Maude Frsnklin's heart broke
under the dreadful strain of its miserv
it is easy to believe, that many and
many a woman has gone to her grave
under similar circumstances, the re-
cording angel could we'll attest. Think
of the tears written there, the signs,
the hopeless woe of the "wages of
SIM" the days of hope deferred, the
nights of desolation, and yet, "hearts
do not break"
Hearts do break. they break under
the misery Of deception, under the
shut doors Of Paradise, under the ban
of q cruel and hurried world, under
the curse of an unrest that never
sleeps, which sits at every festal
board, which sounds in the wailing
music of the wind, the notes of a
s'ng, the look ofinnocsnce, aye under
Gods stars and the solemnity of al
prayer.
When the mother, who is not q |
wife, looks into the innocent eyes of |
her child the child which Was 60 un.
when che hears lis voice and |
races upon its tsnder little face the
imprint of the father who wronged it
nut of its birth right and remembers
low good and happy mothers would
'ejoice in its dimpled lovliness, does
he forget the wages Of sini Not 60,
is sheerly an impossibility, it is
heerlya sorrow which is ever present,
Vhich twines its skeleton fingers into
be heart strings until the tension
auses them to-break. II
And what of the man? Has the
lords of Christ no Significance for ,
i'm ? Does "the wages of sin" have no
pplication ? The case of Hawkins, is
ne of many scouudrels, but does the ,
ian who thinks BY the aid of 9
he abortionist that he can
'cape the "wages" which are :
is just due, find himself succesaful 2 !
that the world receives him 4
ranted that he poses as an honest
an, is there not in :
le most csllous heart !.
, echo Of his wrong against society
I'd against God? In the deafest ears v
there not . whisper that the "wages 81
siu" are yet to be paid to hira? Men q
ach high places in this life some. g
mes and they stand respected before y
q world, but Gods blr has justice b
hind it and often grayI Y
ira have to face, through t.
cir own loved son or daugh- r
:, the sin which had long been hid
n, but which had at last found them Z
It. Gas ye row, 70 shall reap" ,u
, the men who, like Hawkins, I
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steady. Round rs sold for shipment Q,
8S}Sc for Nc = Or better. Local corn
without billing, sold ut 81 $3.50, with lC
premium for white corn and Nc OF ior
No. 8. Receipts were l 9 cars Oats wore
steady. No. 2 mixed, &c; No. white.
SOC; No NC discount Receipts were "a
cars. Rye, steady at 81 e. sec 10.
No. md T@7sc for No. 8. Re
ceipts were cars. Flaxseed. 81 to SEC
on the basis ofpure. Receipts car. Bran,
steady; 74c in 1oO-lb sacks; receipts cars.
Hay, receipts, g cars, and market weak.
Quotations are: Timothy. 05O9aO0 DER
ton; fancy prairie, 800; good to choice.
:5.oo@55O;. low grade, s3.OOsAoo.
Sc. Louis.
ST. Ions, Mo-, JAN 2.-Receipts,
for two Gays, wheat, $500 bu; shipments,
5000 bu; receipts. corn, 32s, 900 bu; ship
ments, $4,000 bu Closing sales were
whea,, cash, $3.50; January, 9ONc; May,
s5,sc. Corn, cash, 361c; January, 36Ac;
May, aSAc. Oats. cash, Sic bid; May,
s2Ac.
Flax, Rye AMI Barley.
CHICAGO. Jan CLOSING prices: RYE
Cas-. s619s7c; December, SIC; May,
s3c. ilaxseed-No I, cash, &c; May,
bloc. Barley-DecemOer, soc.
ST. LOUIS, Jan 2.-Rye-s2c bid
Flaxseed, soc. Castor Beans, slSl
Wheat and C"r.' in Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Wheat, holders offer
prices unchanged. No. 2 red
winter, IS I'd No aspiring, S. ID. Flour
Holders offer moderately; prices un-
charged. Fancy winter, lis Sd. Corn
Spot supply poor; future holders offer
moderately. Prices to l5(d higher. Spot
IS Sd; January. As lid; February, - 99(d;
March a ssLd
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steady. Hogs sold little higher At t64
start, but closed with the advance lost.
Oacial receipts for 1891 were I e7o af9
cattle, 1850 calves. 2,599, 100 hogs. asa !.
16o sheep and 81 10 horses and mulec.
Compared with receipts of 1890 these
figures show decrease Of 90, 3l2 cattle.
266, O62 hogs, l49, loo sheep, 5,32S horses
and mules and an increase Of 2 calves.
| Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Hogs-Receipts. a.
COO; Official yesterday, s3,7s7; Official
Thursday, 42,546; shipments yesterday.
none; shipments Thursday, IA, SOS; recsipts
Tor eight days Us, 800; shipments. for
eight days, T,Sol; receipts for the
corresponding week last year, l2a, 1919;
shipments for the corresponding week last
year, sS,s3s; receipts for the mouth Of
December, Loss. 26a; shipments for
month December, ls9, $50; receipts
ior the corresponding month last
year, 81. 2l; shipments for the
corresponding mouth last wear.
l6, 32o. Average weight for the month OF
December. 242 lbs; average weight for the
corresponding month last year, %, lbs:
packing from November to date, I. 1859.
d Ssss asoas asss l'ss us Sssf soda
ket active and firm; prices 5aiOc hisher.
Sales ranged at $a709AO0 for light
eS'5939 for rough packing; g. sO@4. 05
for mixed, eS95@4l5 for heavy packing
and shipping lots; pigs, sSG00a co.
Cattle-Receipts, l,5O0; on1cial YESTERDAY.
40; receipts Thursday, II, ssS; shipments
Yesterday, 1874; shipments Thursday, s.
SO; market quiet and prices steady.
Sheep-Receipts Am. rer>lnVs v>.~.,
day, l,76s; receipts Thursday, &lli; ship
ments Yesterday, none; shipments Thurs
day, 400 Market quiet and prices steady.
ST. LorIs, NO., Jah. 2-Cattle-Rs-
ceipes, two days, 100. Market strop9.
Aogs-Receipts, two days, 1000 Market
strong; fair to choice heavy, sa9o@A0s;
mixed. $S40@a95; Workers, Sa.ss@a95.
two days, SEQ; market
steady.
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mcfal Paper of the City of Sedalia
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Office. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
~ rooms .......................
j. WEST GOODWIN PUB.
LISHES THE ONLY SUCCESS
= ULIOURNAL SEDALIA EVER
6AD.-Springield Leader.

| Ex-senator Ing ais is in the soup
|again.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

Shesp-Rsceipts, 500; shipped yester.
day, x21. Sheep were In demand and
nominally strong. Supplies were Ill stock
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

The statement Of the Missour;
Trust company will be found in an
fether column. It is . 6ne showing
for that company and reflects credit
1Poa the officers who are its able
|nsnagsn. The Saving department
shows an accumulation of over $780,.
900 and is marvellous to contemplate.
It = q trueism that any community
which husbands its dimes there, may
- found prosperity and thrift. The
BAsoo congratulstes the company on
IL nerited prosperity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

The proposition to bald . s35, OO0
|ja1 IN Sedalia WAS defeated. Just 30,
fhe people of Pettis county didn't
want tie jail as bad As the Sedalia
people thought they did. We tried
Pc In Cooper county and know all
(aboat It Pilot Grove Leader.
Il is hard to make people sea %
they ought to zee, but both Cooper
bounty aai Pettis county have . few
noo grown fossils that in course of
tins vii drop into the grave and then
Dsasibie and necessary improvements
|vil b nade-let az Ill hope that the
kave viii soon be filed.
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he following are closing prices /:
Kansas City BANK Clearing,

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jan. 1.-The Kansas
City bank clearings for the week Va, =.
and for the corresponding time las.
are q follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

Receipts at CLi>ago IT,. .'sday-Whest
lI9 cars corn, rs cars; oa:s. 1919 cars.
EstimG. rec"i7ts Monday-Wheat
10 cars, -Yr $. RS. oats. 2S2 cars;
hogs, 1900 nea.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05
for Infants and Children.

"Castoriahso ven sdspted to children that
irecommend it - superior to any prescription
known 70 me" II. A. ARcHEn NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, Ny.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05
The Chicago Cash Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-Closing cash prices
to-day were - follows: Whest-No. 2
spring, 6sXc; No. 2 red, 90c. Corn
No. 9, SC; No. 2 yellow corn,
Soc; No. 8 new, 374c; No. yellow,
Nk@37xc. Oats-No- 9, 30kc. Timothy
N-&Sl2S. Pork-SG:Ii. Lsrd-s6O7,
Ribs-$5 l0952l
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-05

Castosis e,1.es Colo, Constipation.
Il Sour stomach, DiaTh9a. Eructation.
ANS Worms, gives sleep, and promotes Z
i gestion,
] Without injurious medicatioa.
TIE CxsrArR COMPANY, n Murray s1sss n
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-12
Recorders Court.

The usual Sunday DRINKS came up in
police court this morning. The following
cases vera tried:
Helm Schwarz. suspicious character,
arrested by Officer Battle, dismissed.
VIM. Meadows, vagrant, continued.
A. Malone. vagrant, continued.
Fred Harrington, vagrant, $40 or 30
days.
Geo. Mccain. vagrant. $40 or u days.
Nicholas Ruin. drunk on the street. 81.
Dave Turner, drunk and down, 81 or 7
days.
Benito Ramos. drunk and diSOrderly. 50.
+. WhitecOttOn. diSOrderly conduct, 81.
VIII New. vagrant, $40 or 20 days.
Mason Phelan, vagrant. $40 or 20 days.
Henry Cook drunk and disOrderly, Sl5:
resisting an officer, 81.
Felix EScObcdO. fighting, continued: al
so Juan \. Alameda, same charge, con-
tinucd
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-12
New Method of Gun Adjustment.

New Method of Gun Adjustment
A fact which is not generally
known outside of sporting circles lie.
that q gunner who seeks to do the
hest work he is capable of requires to
be measured for his gun in the same
way as he would be for his suit of
clothes. To facilitate this operation, q
new adjustable gun has been devised.
The bend and cast.off Of the gun are
adjusted by means of screws, and the
points of earch are placed in grooves
running parallel to the line of the
butt. The length OF the butt is also
adjusted by screws in the heel. The
lengths aud bend of the stock can in
this way be regulated to the length of
neck and arm of the shooter, as we'll
as to the various special require
ments TO which his style of shooting
may give rise.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-12
Steam Road PIOM.

The work of digging up we'll mac
adsnized road is ordinarily laborious
and expensive. The macadam is
pressed so hard by the steam rollers
that the task of breaking up the sur
face with pick by hand lie most tedi-
Gus. A new steam road pillow has
been brought into requisition, and is
found q most valuable adjunct to the
plant of the street-menders. The
pillow is harnessed to a powerful trac-
tion engine, and is thus dragged up
and down the street easily and rapid.
ly, tearing open the surface as 1t goes.
In its path follow the carts laden
with metal, which are tipped and
spread. After this comes the steam
roller, and the work Is completed IN
less than quarter of the time it used
to occupy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-12
Color Photography.

NJ. Lippman has not rested on the
laurels he has already achieved in
color photography, but is pursuing
his investigation with energy. Some
of his latest experiments are very
beautiful. On layers of albumino-
bromide OF silver rendered orthoch-
romatic by azaline and cyanins he
has obtained most brilliant photo
graphs of spectra. All the cOlors
came out at once, even the red, with
out the usual interpretation of colored
screens, and after an exposure of from
five to thirty seconds. Among other
illustrations of the progress recently
made in color photography NJ. Lipp-
man has submitted pictures of STAIN
ed glass windows, drapeTies, oranges
and vari-colOred birds, taken by cleo
trio light with five to ten minutes ex-
posure, in which the color as well as
the form is clearly defined. z..,,1s. ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-12

A useful time indicator for business
and professional men. has been pa.
tented. 1t is fixed on the outside OF
the door in the usual way, but the
face Is covered with a glass and the
hands are moved by means of q hol
low tube running through the door.
The face of the indicator Is made like
. clock face, with hour and minute
hands. In addition to this there is q
slot where additional or special in
struct Ons, such, for instance, IS "Out
of town, "''Is within" us engaged"
rsn be displayed. There is no POSSIBLE
ity Of tampering with the indicator,
as 1t can only be adjusted by q per.
son inside the room.