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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
"HvwyADI" WATERS.

p.,.raphs have recently appeared u
some Newspapers here stating that New
YORK firm Of mineral water dealers are INC
ie.sees IN America Of the Hunyan Waters %
puda Pest. and respectively sole agents -
~. r,n,ted States for the famous Hunya0
springs Of Hungary.
These statements are ABSOLUTELY hlse
nd the intention with which they are made
u obvious.
BEFORE any Hunyadi Water was prscuchuy
Known In the United States. The Apoinnaris
compony. Limited. Of London. widely ana
successfully introduced the Hunyadi Janos
water, the Proprietor IN Buda Pest OF tns
sprinss having entrusted to them. for q term
Of years still unexpired. the sole sale OF sns
vater IN England and In ill uansmanhe
,,aces. Hunyad, Janos Water having De-
come very popular. quite number OF o'nes
waters are now offered for sale. under Names
a, which the word Hunyadl forms part, ana
IN hotties. and with labels. closely resembling
IN appearance and color those long used fos
Hunyadi Janos Water.
IN. word "Hunyac" having become
renche name for Hungarian Bitter waScrs'
rood, bad. or Indifferent. The Apoihnsfs
Company afhxed to the bottles Of Hunya@
jsno.. the Hungarian Bitter Water OF which
thev have still the sole sale. q small yellow
Label with their Red Diamond. the object u
This Trade Mark being ONLY to indicate 70
the Public that the bottle % labelled Is so'a
by Tho Apolllnaris Company. limited
Consumers. who desire to secure the Hun
eariAn Bitter Water sold By The Ap"lhnaris
Company. are requested to see that the oo'us
hears the RED Diamond and they AZ
cautioned against such absolutely false state
neats a those contradicted herein.
CHARLES GRAEF 4 CO.,
80, Beaver-st, Ncw-fort.
euls Aeents In the United States and Canada
Al TIE Apolunaris Company. Limited. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
rIREyEy STRUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE.

Hook and Ladder Truck. No. !. while hurrying 10
a fire In the eastern part OF Newark. few minutes
before 10 o'clock last night, crossing the irncks
OF the Central Railroad Of NcwJcrscy at Lawrence
st. when the trucl. was struck by The engine Of n
train switching into the station. The truck was
wrecked and the french standing II were thrown
In NIL directions. The truck was driven by Charles
r. Macknett, who escaped Injury. Captain william
E. DRAKE was ia command. lIc was severely cnt and
bruised. Jaincs Johnson so badly Injured that
he may die. Edward crossnian was also seriously
hurt. johnson ana Crossman were taken W al Ant
bulancc u the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
HORSE THIEF ARRESTED IN HOB0EEy.

The lloboken police believe that they discovered o
gang OF horse thieves last night but when they
reached the house. where the men had been living MI
except one had taken alarm and ncd. Ernest Clo0s.
Of No. Ola BlOomheM-st. arrested. Chief Of
Police Donovan, OF IIoboken received circular letter
recently from Stephen d. Horton. Of Pcekskill. 1t
described gray mare. side bnr buggy and o robe
which had been stolen from the stable of Albert Npp
Of Peckshill.
On March 10 man giving his name as J. S.
wcllmnn OF Rochester. hired the buggy and did not
return II. The loboken police found the rig at
Dcrdcn's livery stables. at Fourteenth and Willow SITS.
They also learned that three men. u woman, and u
little girl were IN the habit Of using u: They dis
covered the party NJ No. 6l4 Bloomfield st. When
the police reached there the remainder Of the gang
hud disappeared Cloos answers the description al
the man who hired tho RIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
MRS. BALDY BROCGHT TO THIS CITY,

SHE IS ACCUSED OF OFFERING TO SELL PLA|ES
UNDER THE GOVERNMENT
Mrs. Elizabeth s. Badly, who, II Is alleged. oheieu
to secure Offices under the present ADMINISTRATOR
~ onnl,c.nts mon the payment Of o certain sum OF
money. was brought to this city last night from
baltimore She was in charge Of Detective Sergeant
stephen O'Brien, Of the Central Office. Inc woman
was arrested several days ago IN Baltimore ana Gov
ernor Flower asked for her extradihon.
Among the complainants against her Is Charies
Gopel lie alleges that SHE defrauded him OUT Vi
$780, Offering to secure him place at washington ' Se
SAYS. Mrs Badly. In her answer afrms tnat SCRe,
gave her the money for the purpose OF es'aons""'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
THE DRAWING ROOu CLUB MEETS.

The regular semi monthly msctlng Of the Drawing
Room Club was held last night at shcrry'. General
Horace Porter presided. and Introduced the speaker
Of the evening Professor John Fiskc OF Cambridge.
Mass. vino read an Interesting paper The
Mystery Of Erie" After the lecture n supper was
served Among those present Mrs. william b.
yeftel Alexander Olarorsky. Russian Consult cneral
at Hew.York; Mr.. and Mrs Osborn Moss, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. y. Taylor. J. C. Pumpey. Miss Z. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greenleuf Thompson, and the
Rsv. d. Lyman Abbott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
ALEXANDER f.. ORR AND TIE coLLEcToRsIIp

It was reported among the employees At the Custom
House yesterday that Alexander F. orr had been ap
pointed Collector. II l. said that the telegram re-
cciycd from Washington announcing the appointment
~ Mr. Bayard as Ambassador 10 England also an
nounced Mr. Orr rs the successor OF Mr.. Hendricks
The Collector and the other officials at tie Custom
House denied any knowledge OF such message. Mr.
OFT was seen at his house In Brooklyn last night oy
Tdbne repor,er lie said tina, he knew nothing about
he rcport and that he had received news from
WASHINGTON concerning the Coccorshtp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
CHINESE LABORERS TURN MERCHANTS.
DoDCEs BY WHICH THEY SEEK TO GAIN EN-
TRANCE DISCOVERED BY THE DEPARTMENT.

DODC BY WUlCh IuEI SCEh ~ VAiN
TRANCE DISCOVERED BY THE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, March 30.-The enforcement Of the
Chinese Exclusion act causes the Treasury onicials
much trouble. the Celestial proves himself to be
slippery person. He is now engaged In turning him
self into merchant from a laborer. To such an
extent Is this The that Assistant Secretary Spaud
Ing has written tho following letter 10 collectors on
tile Pacific Coast to stop the frand lie says:
The Department Is Informed that q practice OBJ
ta,ns among Chinese labOrers In this country who
have accumulated small OF money OF n1ru'ting
such money to merchants which is treated as part
Of the capital OF the business Chinese laboiers who
avc made such disposition OF their savings. although
actively engaged Ia merchantilc business. have
clamed TO be merchants and thereby entitled TO leave
the country and TO return to the United States.
"The Department desires you to closely scruiinze the
certificates which may be presented at your port Of
returning Chinese. ana 10 require evidence Of the
standing ~ the holders bona de merchants actively
engaged In business. in no case should Chinese be
permitted enter merchants, unless their right to
Tie privilege Is clearly established. and where 1t ap
prars tut the practice herein referred 10 Is attempted
fi certificates presented shOnld be ignored the holders
arrested and the facts reported to the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
THE SENATE IS ON THE DEFENSIVE.

TT WILL, pr,BrIsIr THE RUSSIAN TREATY. WITH
THE ORIGINAL DRAFT. FOR COMPARISON.
Washington. March 30.-The criticisms that nave
been made upon the Russian treaty. whether just OF
not have had the effect OF putting the Senate on the
defensive and IL is understood that when II Is finally de-
cded TO dive the treaty out. 1t will be accompanied
nv the draft of the convention TO the Senate
so that comparison mny be made between the treaty
as ratified and the one upon which the Senate acted
ACCOMMODATING this will also appear the correspond
cncc for II Is understood that the State Department
has given its consent 10 the publication Of the messages
that passed between the representatives. OF the con-
tracing powers.
Tile Senate had about made mp Its mind that 1t woid
act regardless Of the feelings Of the Slate Department
and that consent was readily secured. although consent
to make public the text Of the instrument Itself mas
never been withheld. Mr.. Butler acting chairman OF
the Committee on Foreign Relations. was absent yes
tcray or It is probable the treaty would have been re-
leased then.
Political clauses not at all rare In treaties
made by tho United States, for from early days the
fight OF asylum has been protected In oil conventions
that have been negotiated. The crime OF forgery. by
which Is meant--as stipulated In the trcaties-the
uttorances Of forged papers. and also the counter
feiung OF public. sovereign and governmental acts.
which appears In the Russian treaty. also appears In
many OF these earlier treaties but the fact rennns
MS stated on The floor Of The Senate when this particular
treaty was mp for discussion. that country mnin
tains frontier guarded against the escnpe Of It's
citizens at all comparable with the rigid discipline
and strict surveillance maintained by the Government
OF the Czar. and what might he a simple provision
Intended provide for the capture OF criminals In
any one OF these other countries becomes under the
peculiar conditions that exist In Russia, standing
menace - tho safety OF every man wlc may be able
to get out OF that country and reach the shores Of
America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
THE LlNLoLN UNION ENTERTAINED.

The Lincoln Union of the Ninth Ward had u crowded
meeting last night at No Abingdon Square The mem.
bcrs who were accompanied BY their women friends,
crtr,uned by T. Burton. who gave lantern slide SSh
Jiuon comprising pictures Of '0d New Yors ana many
seiIancous views pathetic and amusing At the end OF
the exhibition hall cleared, and there In.
formal Anon: those present g. NJ. Clark H..
Walter Logan u. l.. Andrews. j. A. Van d. Linda, l.. J..
iioernin7er Istr Aidra, IT,, aid +. v. Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
A NEW MINISTER COMING FROM CHILL

Washington. March 30-Minisicr Eean to-day cab'ed
the Department OF State that the President OF Chill
had appointed Domingo Gano Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Penipocn,iary to the United siatcs. Mr.
Cano Will also act arbitrator for Chill on the
commission provided for by the recent trcnty to
settle the claims OF citizens OF either country against
The Government Of the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

with all city conveniences, IeliorL paved streets,
country air, conveniently near city. can be had
cheap. Send for prospectus, with map and
Bound Brook, n. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
BLAZE IN THE IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL

A broken electric wire set fire last night TO the
decorations in the Office Of Manager Kraus, at the
Imperial Music Hall. Twenty nInth-st. and Broadway
II happened Just tie people were leaving the
theatre after the performance was ended. The fire
was promptly put out The damage was estimated
NJ 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
GEORGE T. sExxy,s CONDITION UNCHANGED.

George I. seney continued yesterday In about the
same condition On the dny before. I've heart
trouble from which he has been suffering for several
months took acute form about two weeks ago and
on Wednesday Mr.. Seney became critically I'D. Drs.
Lee and LOOMS are In attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL llfI
INSURANCE co. ~

Established in 1896
Assets Jan. LIST, 1898 ........ $50, $3.50
Surplus by its own standard G42G. 029.SS
(l,y the highest legal standard over
$1,000, 0O.)
Dividend to policy holders in 1S02-26.47
per cent.
Ratio oil expenses of management to income
for 47years SCI per cent
PHILIP s. MILLER, General Agent,
NO. MALL sT.. NEwYoRx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
TESTS OF GUNS FOR THE ARYY BEGIN TO-DAY.

Springfield. Mass. March 20 Especially over thirty
guns have been received here from inventors for test
before the United States Small Arms Rorrd convened
by order Of the War Department ID select rife for
use In tho Army. The beard met Today, but ia
proceedings were mersiy formal. The actual tests
begin tomorrow, and will continue NEARLY or entirely
through next week The list Is not yet complete.
The Savage and Gflctt guns will be tried Tomorrow
the White gun on saturday, bursts two on Monday.
Thursday. Most Of tiese are American guns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
FIRST sHAp OF THE SEASON cAUcnr HERE

The first shnd Of the season In New-york waters
were caught yesterday IN. net in Great Kills. al
staten Island Three fish. weighing six pounds each,
were captured BY Alexander iIarpcnny. and sent to
Fulton Market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
DE-. SENNER QUALITIES.

Washington March 30.-Dr. Senner took the oath
Of Office US Commissioner OF immigration at Newfork
at the Treasury Department late this afternoon lie
left Tor Ncw-York tonight and will assume charge
SATURDAY. morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
MR. LIyooLN's RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

SECRETARY GRESHAM CONVEYS THE PREsI'
DENTS APPRECIATION OF HIS SERVICES.
Washington. March 3o.-secretary Gresham sent the
following letter to Minister Lincoln at London by TO-
nights mail
20 Washington. March 80. 1893.
Hon. Robert T. Lincoln. United States Minister 70
Sir: duly laid before the President your letter
Of the o5th uitimo rendering your RESIGNATION OF tne
once Of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Henipoten
ary, and am now directed by him to inform you that
In doing So the President directs me to maSe
suitable expression Of his high appreciation OF tne
ability efficiency and zeal with which you have ai
led the duties Of your mission and his sincere reere,
that your retirement deprves the service OF one Oh
It's most hOnored officers. .. .,..,.,.
The President trusts that You will fnd II convene,ni
to continue In the performance OF your uh.s
relieved by your successors entrance upon his duues
The Hon Thomas F. Bayad. Of Delaware. has ocen
dominated and confirmed to-day as Ambnssador Ex.
traordinary and Plenipotentary 70 Her Britannia n
Maje-ty's Government this designation having pen
conferred in pursuance Of provision eontainea .he
Act OF Congress Of March !, 1893 and IN view OF INC
acton Of Her Majesty in appointing Sir Julian Pnunce
tote to be her FIRST Ambassador to the United states
Won will be duly advised when the appointment is
made WALTER O. GRESHAM, Secretary OF state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
- -
mo lrodcrn WAY ,,,AssaIi

.onoeuds itself ID INC MelIlofmsd % ~ 20 ,Pudst
edecsuay Mhs, Was formerly ro'e e,esnse me asek.
S Sssss IN eed. hssdaeh end feyer sa isxsyc
sissr effects, use shs delightful "s''A ~
syrup OF tigs. -, III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
ALL WISE HEADS
xS~x <hA vSun

agree thar Mc ~
Of q liver pill after
dinner, or to &C.
complish specis'
results, is an im'
portant step In
civilization. DR.:
Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are better
than other liver
pills in almost ev.
respect. They're
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

The New.York Centml affords tho fastcst and most
complete through train service Of any railroad. In
America. ;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

70 Rio de Janeiro mainly look after the extensive
Virginia tobacco tnterests in that country, wnere
Virginia tobaccos being introduceh LOT use ~
making cigarettes. His appointment was not dGAtea
by political exigencies. but was made purely 10
Difference TO the business interests OF virginia III
Is yesident Of Pttsylvania County,. ana an h'e"'
gent, scholarly man. 1901. . A..
In the nomination OF Claude Meeker. OF ONO, " De
consul to Bradford England the President again nc
knowedges the services OF a newspaper man. mt MT
Meekcr Is young man Of not more than tmrtynrNe
and camc into prominence about ten years ago wnem
he entered the profession as newspaper reporter W
Columbus subsequently he went 70 Cincinnnu
where he has been chiefly connected Win ne
Enquirer the party organ OF that part 0! tne s.a1
Mr. Meeker was the private secretary Of Governor
Campbell, while he was Governor. ana mas Always oee
Newton b. Eus,is, Of louisiana. to be second Sec
rotary Of Legation at Paris. is the son OF MINISTER
Eusts n,,
Tie nomination OF John NJ REYNOLDS. Of pennsyi
vana 10 be Assistant Secretary OF the INTERIOR IS some
what Of surprise, as Mr.. Reynolds does not appear
70 have: been prominent In politics ne Is = lawyer
Oh excellent reputation and lives at Bradiord =. ~,
Lawrence Maxwell. 1r., who Is appointed 10 Inv
solicitor GencraIshfp is native OF Cincihnatt anu
graduate OF the University Of Michigan. and has been
4 fudge OF the Common Pleas In Cincinnati. lie Is
leader In musical afars In Cincinnati: ..
John l. Hail. nominated to be Assistant Attorney.
General ia a member OF the law firm OF Hall d
Hammond with offices in Atlanta and Grimm On,
the latter place being his home. MI Han Is salu 70
be one Of the leading lawyers OF his state man OF
young man he was made Judge OF the Circuit Court a.
though never candidate for the place. ne ms re
0ucntlv been elected as member OF the STATE Legs
laure. and when elected has always served as INC
chairman OF the judiciary Committee He rs ABOUT
ft;y years old and full Of mental and physical vigor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

take. most natural in the way they act
cheapest, because guaranteed to give saws.
faction or money rSIurn nee ths "S iv ar An
active flyer prevents impurities and poisons
from entering the blood Pleasant Pellets
have a tonic effect upon the liver and the
general system They cure Indigestion: Dys'
pepsia, Dizzy Spells, Sick or Bilious Head
aches and all arrangements Of tbs LIVER
stomach and bowels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
WHERE REPUBLICANS ASSEMBLE.
ADDRESSES AND MEETING NIGHTS OF TIE DIS
TRIcT ORGANIZATIONS.

Tho following Is q list OF the Republican Assembly
District organizations with their places OF meeting
and the days on which their monthly gatherings are
held:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

As~ /. ~: .s ~ \. =: I ~; ,..a.
"a. Drome,Seltses Inal bottle. aoc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

THE MAKERS Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will pay you $500 II they can't
give you complete and permanent cure.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-25

say; "You offered so and so for such
price" Too LATE. Those bargains
were for that day or week; date gone
now.
A fellow rushes into the depot
Say, give me ticket-when will
the train be here2" Gone en- hour
ago" Too late, time table changed
over month ago; the papers told all
about it, Too late.
The real estate man advertises Cor
ought to advertiser his business. A
party comes along and says II heard
you had bargain so ard so to sell"
Too late That was last yea,,!
A clerk is employ cd by big store,
which has ali its system arranged for
years, aud its department clerks all
understood This new clerk goes
right to the head of the store
and says 81 will not accep, this job
unless you change your whole bust
ness system The merchant SAYS,
you are TOO LATE, besides your
position is i'll timed --out of taste--and
shows very egotistlca and narrow
mind, and your mind is too small to
even be clerk ia my store ~ Now
let us apply the idea; meeting after
meeting is called in Waco to discuss
matters, thc papers are full of the
questions literally and unseltishly
presented for your Information, notice
after notice appe ars: the pros and the
cons are discussed, and after mo.
tion is unanimously carried by those
who have kept up with the process
sion, some fellow who has never at
tended a meeting, knows nothing of
its arguments for or against, has not
given ONE DOLLAR to help make the
thing success, begins to wake
up to the thought that his little narrow
mind is only big enough to "object
In the language Of another is cit
astonishing what very little narrow
mind it takes to find fault or objecti
Alas alas too la,e--only time tc
show now little you are.
Now, don't wait till the live men
of Waco have decided to build rail.
road and then object like some o
these simple headed fellows have
done with the Waco Commercial Club
Attend the meetings keep up with
the procession 1t will open YOU
1 minds.
h The Waco Trading company get
there every time man wants hi
house furnished from kitchen &c
parlor. Cash or easy payments, fin
4 or cheap, new OF second hand. Trad
a in everything. j w. RIGdINs,
d Proprietor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-25
LIVE M en-
Make a Live Bueiness, Ditto a Town
"A Pointer.

A few years ago Chicago and Saint
Louis in point Of population and com.
mercial importance, stood meek and
neck Look around today and you
open your eyes with wonder. See St.
Louis. see Chicago! Look at Texas
towns Do you know how Waco
stood few years ago, as compared
with other towns You say 30 we'll,
many people say Waco is the BEST
town in Texas" We grant all that;
for its size it is. But what of its size
aud commercial importance as COM
pared with what it might and ought to
be? Yes the plain fact is Waco is a
great big way station, on three lines Of
railroads and the end of branch of
another road. Why not wake up and
claim nothing for ourselves? Let
the world know how many We are,
what we do and what mi ght be done,
and what others might do. LOOK, for
example, at the Waco Trading com
pany, in the face of the fact that
Waco carried larger stocks of furniture
and soil cheaper, so drummers say,
than any town in Texas, had more
stores in that line, about eight
or nipe. Yet higgins, with
no knowledge Of that sort Of bushes IS
runs up the Waco Trading Company''
Aag-wedges himself in, and today
enjoys the distinction of being thu
best known, in his line, and has the
biggest trade in his line of any hous,
Of his line in Central Texas. All thi.
within three years. The people trus
Rlggings to sell bargains, and the!
trust HIM to buy, cheap for cash o
easy payments. Your home furnished
from kitchen to parlor, is known b,
everybo dy. Thus, as stated above
ga live man makes live bu5inesa an
ditto, a town" Rush Waco, Push
every thing about Waco, pull for Vac
and soon we will have the Invest an,
biggest town in the south. Rus
Buys, pull
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-25
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY

DIAMOND MAKING, The phi|os-
opher's stone is not sought By the
modern chit mist, yet he aims to
transform common materials into
brilliant gems. AS long ago as
1880, MIR. Hannsy showed diamond
like crystals which had been formed
on heating under great pressure, in
an iron tubs, mix ure of li,hium,
lampblack, essercs of paraftin, and
bone oil. The heterogeneous COM
pounds of the last substance were
supposed to have played an impor
tant part. Nj. Herr Moissan has
now obtained carbonate, or bla *
diam md, and even some minute
crystals Of the colorless gem, by a
process in VIII ca carbon from sugar
is dissolved in mass Of iron and
allowed to crystalline out under
high pressure. The pressure is
produced By the expansion Of iron
during condensation. Toe carbon
is strongly compressed in an iron
cylinder closed with screw stop
per, then quantity of soft iron is
melted in an electric furnace, and
the cylinder is plunged into it. The
crucible is a. once taken from the
furua,e, splash,d with water, and
slowly cooled in air. the iron is
dissolved away by repeated treat
ment with acids and other reagento.
Researches on the solubility of car
bon in iron, silver and their alloys
are beir continued, and it is hoped
that diamonds of appreciate SIZE
may soon be produced.