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UPTON WILL TRY FOR PRIZE
NEXT CHALLENGER A FOUR LEAF
 CLOVER
American and British Patriots Assemble in Lon don to Present to Sir Thomas Upton Silver Service

announced his readiness to agaif challenge for the Americas cup wher the silver service, subscribed for by the people of the United States was pre- scented to him at a dinner held at the Hyde Park Hotel.
 The dinner was attended by severa members of the house of commons, the members of the London presentation committee, including John R Carter second secretary of the United States embassy; Captain Charles H. Stock ton, United States naval attache, and Major John R. Beacon, United States military attache, and nearly 100 Ameri can residents in London as well as several who are visiting here.
 Consul General Evans presided and in presenting the service. said it was unprecedented for such an honor to be paid a foreigner by the people of the United States and that Sir Thomas Lipton had won the golden opinions of those from whom he tried to wrest the Americas cup.
 Sir Thomas Lipton in replying, said he was proud man to be the recipient of such a splendid gift, adding: Tt will be cherished by me as my most valued trophy"
 Referring in humorous vein, to the value of the gift in raising the wind, '' Sir Thomas said that he never really had any difficulty in so doing except at Sandy Hook. He had hoped, he said, to add an interest to the fiscal controversy by increasing the British silver imports with that interesting import, the America's cup. Having failed to do so, he found in this silver service splendid substitute
 Speaking, with some feeling, Sir Thomas said that if any action of his had tended to the development of a better feeling between Great Britain and the United States it would be a source of sincere happiness to him to the end of his days, though what he for the generosity and courtesy show, cred upon him by the American peo. pie.
 Continuing, Sir Thomas said: "The love which always exists between a true mother and true daughter, how ever wealthy and aristocratic that daughter should become, should keen the two countries together America s progress toward the southern pole was only hindered by the newly founded republic of Panama, and we must work together for the peace of the world" Blessed are the peacemakers," quoted Sir Thomas, who, amid great laughter finished the quotation, for they shall inherit the earth
 Sir Thomas said that he had sent a letter to the New York Yacht club dealing with another possible chal- lenge for the cup. He added that he was quite willing to have one last try, provided I have a reasonable chance of success, especially as the next Shamrock will be lucky four-leafed one."
 An entertainment by American ar lists brought to a close a thoroughly successful event
 n.,I&<<4so. Eo11o,,, Eou,.
Holbrook argus., 1903-12-26
SITUATION IN THE FAR EAST IS
 CRAVE
Pekn! Government Wars Provincial Mandarins to Prepare for Hostilites on Account of Action of Russia and Allies

conference of the elder statesmen of Japan, indorsement was given to the governments determination not to re. cede from the demands on Russia con cerning the far east, formulated on June 23. 1903. This indicates, says the correspondent, the rejection of Rus sia's reply. and he adds that it is ex- pected that the government will urge Russia to recognition. This, however, does not necessarily mean that the ne- gotations have reached a hopeless stage. according to the correspondent.
 The Shanghai correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says that according to local mandarins, the Pekin govern ment has again warned the provincial authorities to prepare for immediate hostilities owing to the offensive action taken by Russia and her allies regard ing the far eastern affairs. A cable dis patch from Tokio says the dispatch of troops to Corea is imminent and that the elder statesmen have been sum- moned to meet the emperor on Friday. Tokio.-The conference of the elder statesmen of Japan, includ- ] ing the Marquis Ito and the cabinet ministers. yesterday resulted, accord ing to semioflical statement in de- termination to oppose a strong front to Russia in view of the latter's unsat- isfactory reply to the Japanese propos- als.
 Another report says it is under stood that. although the Russian reply was considered highly unsatisfactory the conference decided to make an other and probably last attempt to ar rive at a friendly settlement.
 In addition to the Marquis Ito, Field Marshal Yamagarta, senior field mar shal of the Japanese army, and former Premier Count Matsuktao, one of the greatest financers of modern Japan and twice premier of Japan; Count lnouye, former Japanese ambassador to Corea and at one time a finance minister of Japan, and the Marquis Oyama, field marshal who distin- guished himself in the war between Japan and China were among those who took part in the conference yester- day between the elder statesmen of Japan and Premier Katsura. the for eign minister, the war minister and the marine minister lasting three hours.
 St. Petersburg reticence of the foreign office here has in- creased since the dispatch of the re- ply of Russia to Japan and the officials decline to confirm or deny reports of the character of the reply printed abroad. The feeling in diplomatic cir cles today is not quite so optimistic as lit has been, but possibly that is only reflection of the opinion of the for eign press as the diplomats themselves admit they are very much in the dark. It is believed the unfavorable impress sion apparently created on the Japan csc government by the reply is due to Russias unwillingness to place the set clement of the Corea and Manchurian questions on the same footing Rus sia desires to cover only the former with the treaty, leaving the latter on a sort of understanding, the evident character of which is not determined upon. Further negotiations will be
Holbrook argus., 1903-12-26
Destitution Follows Feyer

New York-Dr. George A. Soper, a sanitary pertlengaged by the En- gineering News to investigate the
Holbrook argus., 1903-12-26

necessary if Japan insists with the alternative of their entire suspension. If the negotiations are broken off it will not necessarily mean war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call 2a7 per cent; last loan.
per cent: ruling rate, eh per cent Time
sss p s%ot cent at ninety ee days. 0 py
ccs,. for ' four months. So per cent. for six
and nine months. commeroial paper is
Sa%ss and ar bii. re feceiSab,e; other names
per cent.
sterling exchange market was dull and
bills while commercials continue scarce and
the demand from remitters are, not urgent;
snSasaaSs long aed
Nss for short. Actual rates: Long bills.
.isa..ar $50 sight drafts; 9 sssodt (. ssss
were quoted at S,isnaais,. for long and
rs sI lie for short: euilders we're quoted at
tcI.Sso ISIS for long and 40 $40 s-ie
s a.ss snshanss Gr Nsn yqE
Buying SOC discoun ss! ing n 1Ss Srs
use. premiuh: ckicaSo-ioc. premium:
ss as sans New
Commercial. use. discount; banks, 81 pre-
. MUM.
II ondSn aSs per or .so, ss
for money ciesad at q ~. and for
wi,hdrswn from the Bank Of ENGLAND on
balance to-day. fisS.ooo Paris adylces quot
per cents 81 d ,rsnSs ~ confines esr rn, The
change on London, rs francs i61S confines.
Perrin advices quote exchange on London
20 marks Az nfrs The private rate Of dis
York, Islfc.. Rar silver in london closed a,
Z; s.ss. A'si''" silver dollars we're quoted
ESchsnees, si.l ,ls.5et; balance, So as;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The market for outside securities to-day
displayed a decidedly firmer tendency. AZ,
though the volume OF business transacted
showed no apprecia BILE Improvement Deal
ings. while increasing materially IN some
parts of the list. showed decided tallhe
of in other portions. Havana Iooacoo
shares advanced sharply on light transsctl0ns.
the common rose nearly 81 per cent. while
the preferred gained az per cent Amerhnn
Can issues were stronger: the common on n
creasA ii purchases rose - per cent, while
the preferred gained nearly per cont. E1ec-
tric Vehicle shares were again prominent.
the common rose >, per cent. on fairly heavy
dealings and the preferred at one time sho wed
"a gain of nearly per cent. Central founory
preferred on small transactions rose per
cent Northern Securities opened up irac..
tion but on light selling pressure declined
=, per cent and toward the close better sup
port was shown. which rallied the price to
about the opening figure. standard Oil sofa
up 2 points ,
The copper shares were generally steady
Greene Consolidated, after an early loss OF
., per cent became strong at the close. AZ
fractional advance Montreal and Boston
was decidedly more active around ~ other
copper shares were quiet but steady.
In bonds L. 3 Steel So were strong ana IN
better demand. advancing TO 80; Lacka-
wanna Steel So on small dealings gained =
International Salt S. advanced fraction
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit Is gained =.
The transactions IN the market to-day we're
"a follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

The r,se In cotton was prcdicated In nothing
OF the statistical position. The bessie features.
In other words. were simply supply and demand
The crop movement could not be called smal:
the interior arrivals were IN fact relatively args,
morrow were comparatively large. the Liverpool
certainly afforded no great encouragement 70 oulls
and Manchester and Fall River advices were also
Of kind rather to encourage beArs than oulh
But II the port receipts were 12.e16 bales, ASsns
i3iik last year, the exports were 1880 bAee. and
what Is more. the spot marken clearly rsveAea
the existence Of % almost impero9s demand ,a.i
4 10 &c. View Orleans spot sales were espeeiAuy
noSabie and In New YORK, where the stock y only
~ SIS bales the smallest N ~ enty yeAss, prices
WEIR advanced 70 piouts.
The rise In futures hers, wes hfgoU tne fesun
Of big buying by prominent Interest," a eeonf
Wan Stree, cotton operator ~, credissd sSn MAJ A..
strun gest month Oh the disseminating nsw-spo
interests are supposed 70 have bought . good
deal OF MAY and large New Orleans operator 10 ssid
TO have been a liberal buyer OF the same month
Liverpool bought the summer montns- On tns
advance the bull clique hege 10 unde ntood 70 have
sold May heavily lust -as they sold Ioely On .ns
s 2, last srss but INK wfr.
No !. Sales 1000 bags Santos No. Z. NAY de-
livery. al sc 800 santos At She. g. and 4 "
with sales Of IS. $50 bays. HSvre declined ~
ilverics last week, A,sI7 bags against itoW "
the previous week and II scS last year re va
MAS unchanged: receipts. 7i.oco bags: stock. ics4
OOO Prices here As follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

Coffee again declined on lower cables from Europ.
accompanied by selling orders. selling by loea,
bears and further l,quidatlon The down .,n,S
TsrAiS'.in London lin was 81 Is. Cd. lower .,
e,N i?s o. for srot and ris 1ss. for futures. III.
market here declined about Is points; Copper
beth Sr and N ,nS Ss va
for futures. Lead advanced Is Sd W London 70
Ti2 los. The local market was quiet and IN
changed. SpelteI abroad was 2s "a iovS ~
f5 Her the . s.,, va: tosS copp. 10
standard spot 70 April lsejc.: lake. SOC electro
iytIc spot 10 April <.soc: casting. spot 70 Ap.nn
itc: tin, y to& ri Soc: tin plates, $3.50 a. Mill
Lead spsl,e, sc;; Iron mo . No,,n 4s
NAVAL SroHys.-Spints OF turpentine. est1eee
Common TO good strained rosln, 0S 70 ES
Land, Wa so sSe Br rsnne SeS ssS
a I SisasGsisTs. T.IIow. sisc. Dressed hOa'
sh9lo5Sc. Buster Creamery: extres nc; nn.s.
White. i.,ic: large. fail made. coloIed fancy .
isse.: Western. lSiso Chicago. April e-.1i'
though early prices were lower In sympathy
s Si,a sne and sOf hs sSe @
that the liquidation Of leading local lines o. poiS
was completed last week. The prominent eS ~.
interest IN ibis was a good buyer OF ribs On voc
demand r and some covering by shorts. Wessr.
receipts hogs. 5000 against t2ooo last year. Lne
ayereee weight here last week. 2is lbs. - com
psfsd van 80 lbs. year ago and 7'a lbs two
Suoss. Raw was easier AZ SIC. for - ,e.t sna
% ,ss, at SIC. Refined was dull granua'ea'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
~. s,.e4s.soo sa.747.coo Dec .,ioi. 100
Live stock Market .

MONDAY, April a.
Receipts Of beeves for two days were 5. 700 head.
including ~ cars for export alive. iS for slsught.
erers and 81 for the market, Demand active and
ustces were nrp. to ioc. higher; the yards were
choice native steers sold a, sose . O. per 100 lbs
bulls OF S.2SaN.o0 one extra bun az - 10. COWS
al N:ooss,.5o. Liverpool and London cables
quoted 1--we cattle and sheep steady. Exports to-
day. " beeves and i2s sheep mono to morrow.
Receipts OF calves for two days were 5.ose head.
nclndns Dol for butchers and t7ss for the market.
There was a brisk demand for the stock ~ fully
nc higher prices than were obtained 2, the close
@ she.ce yssis SOLD al $4,000 per 100 bs.: tops
G9to Little calves nominal. City dressed
Neais hrn. steal?,fc. per To-: extra carcasses iS
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were s.3sS head.
including cars for export alive. 1871 for siaught
rrers. and us for the market: making. With the
stale stock, ?o3 cars on sale Sheep were nrm
and good sheep, lSc higher; lambs opened strong
and good lambs ioc. higher; closed quiet. with one
rr unsold. Common to choice unshorn sheep
<otd OF ~ Sca@.1s per 100 lbs: tops NJ 81 q few
clipped do At - AatS unsnom cuils al -: com
man 10 choice unShorn lambs at ssee1s: clipped
auibs Al tees7; few spring lambs al t5as1 50 per
neAd. Dressed mutton nrm, at saiic. per H.:
Receipts Of hogs for two days were 7l1 hesd.
including about 200 head for the market. Prices
trne easier. Pennsyk ania md State hogs sold
., NW3G.S per 100 ibs.: a deck Of Virginia hogs
ri f&,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
COMMERCIAL.

shsrp rise In Cstton-I,eading Shorts
Co,er-spots stronger-New Orleans
Buytng-Grain Declines Early and
Tneu Raliies-Large worlds wheat
ADMINISTRATIVE Lswer--Presisisns
Advance.
MONDAY, April s.-GRAIN-wheat-sp
was fairly active and arm. Sales 2eo.ooo
bush. mainly for export here and At the out
ports. No 2 red In elevator. ic. over May:
No. Northern Duluth. %. over; No. 4
Northern New York. &c. over. Northwestern
receipts we're aor cars against <ss last week
and 2S7 last year. Chicago. "a against II last
week and 20 year ago. Futures closed I'M
changed to &C. higher. Sales ] 10000 oush
Prices as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

Large worlds shipments, besrish weather and
crop reports easier cables. liberal receipts a.
prtmary points liquidation, foreign selling ana
seilInr al the West ny Patten and Armour caused
a fractional decline In whate early In the DAY
Later on however Armour became buyer at
thIcaro and prices thore recovered the loss AND
made net advance OF fraction. This fact caused
cove ding here and prices rallied. Their was some
buyinr too on q decrease OF $4,000 bush. IN the
yisible which was more than some bad expected
Live rpooi and London declined I'D. Paris cen
times and Berlin "a 70 ! mark. while Budapeste rose
skr The world 3 shipments were 70 eoeeoo bush.
ssa,nst TJC4snD last week. and Sesooo last year.
The amount on passage Increased 10000 bush.
primary receipts were ga 900 hush. against Sss,
DO iast year. Chicago received "a cars. none OF
contract grsde. The seaboard received 81! 600
bush ana Cleared ei7.ooo. Drought Is complained
OF in southern Russia. There viii be O. holiday
In CHICAGO 10 morrow. Corn declined carly 10 the
dsy owing 70 easier cables. favorable weather. the
denressIon in wheat and selling for both sides Of
Inc account. Later on there was rally on cover
ins and the recovery In wheat The cables were
"a lower. PRIMARY reosip,s ysre tIaooo eu:h
csrs. none Of contract grade; The :esbosrd r
Visible decreased NI e0o bush. and the amount on
psssaee fell on $4,000 bush. The worlds ship
menu were s!ascoo bush: against 1000 -, AS
Ing deveiopmenu IN osts. The visible decreased
moo bus6. CHICAGO received ia car" 'nelvd'ns
FioUs."DuiY and steady. Sales. .aooo bills
Receipts werc 1910 bbls and s,.7>e sschs erpoTa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

BY order OF the Board OF Directors Of the Winthrop
Manufacturing Company. notice Is hereby given
that . meeting Of the Stockholders Of said Com.
pAny win be held at the once of the Company
10 u Broadway, City OF New York. Borough Of
Manhattan on the 18th day OF April. 1908, at the
rose OF considering and voting upon PROPOSE :
ilon 70 dissolve said corporation forthwith and to
signify their written consent thereto. and TO take
such other action h the premises as may be neccs-
SAP and proper.
D.t.d March n to01
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
-. HRS RHiIMXY COMPNNY.

wolIcE is HEREBY GIVEN taai the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF this company for
The election OF Directors and for the transaction OF
meeting, will be held at the principal ONCE OF Me
z fbsoa ,ss 3sS S.y' On Of I
al 10 O'Clock 4. N. The poll viii continue open
for one hour thereafter.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
z. d WORCESTER. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

S.isi bbls; and g. - sacks winter n osla; su'
ksi5a,s.SO; sirsighss, ss.tsesss6: patents, Moo
y. Spring 10 b6as.: Clears, ts1s@1s.to; s,r.lghu,
s5so0ss70: patents. 0Sat.lo. Rye hour. cSe
$3.50
COTTON. Spot cotton here advanced 20 points
Delivered on contracts. 1000 bales Middlng
Orleans and Gulf. 6.70c. against 7-lec: Southern
spot markets were generally .loc 10 No, higher.
Liverpool was unchan ged on the spot with Gales
Of 5000 bales futures advanced 10 Spoints. Man.
chester was dull.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

"a A quarterly dividend Of one and one half per
cent on the capital stock Of this Company has
been declared payable April Is. 1905. a. the once
Of she Treasurer isi state Street. Boston. Mass.
70 stockholders Of record 81 the close OF business
March 81. 1898.
CHARLES A. HUBBARD Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

New York. March n 1873.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Southern Pacific Company for the purpose of
elecing directors Of said company and for the
Transaction OF any other business which may come
before the meeting. will be held At the once Of the
Company. Beechmont. Jefferson County, Ken
lucky, At II A. NJ, standard time. on Wednesday.
the sth day OF April 1908.
The books for transfer OF stock will be closed
ior the purposes Of the meeting. At O'Clock y. NJ.
April . 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

Oats were quiet. Sales. 5000 bush. No whits.
Nay. sssse. rye was quiet; No. western, e. ~ s;s
NIsc. Q. !. buffalo Car lots Jersey and SAL. ,
S"sh m siniy for export here and at the outports.
No mi Sed In elevator 5sc.; No. white. s7c No.
sy.i,ow Silc Futures closed &c. lower TO i&c.
b,sscp sales, ,oso 900 bush. Prices - follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
The =. ., OLAFLIN COMPANY.

New York City. April Z. 1905
"A quarteriy dividend Of -Two per cent. C2ssl on
the Common stock win be paid April Is. Ths
reopened al 10 A. n. April 10, 1905 The transfer
books for the Preferred stocks will remain open.
ID, n. FORCE. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
PENNSYLVANIA. NEW YORK AND LONG
ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

NEW YORK, April 7. 1908
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders
serve for the ensuing year win be held az the prncl
pal once of the Company. No. IS Cedar Street.
New York City, New York. on Tuesday. April Fl,
'''' ~ - :" RoBT. II. CROFT. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
FUND
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE ROCK ISLAND COMPANY.,

NEW YORK CITY, AprI isos.
pany have this day declared q quarterly dividend
On the preferred stock OF si0c per share, payable
May l.. 1909 10 the holders OF the shares OF the
pSefcSrsd capital stock or their legal representa-
lives OF record the ciosing OF the transfer hooks
Arm ~. 1904 The transfer books for the ORE
ferred stock viii be closed ats o'clock =. NJ. April
u, and opened again at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. April d.
GEO. T. BoGGs. Asst Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS
Xoy-MEMBER BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement of averages of the banks
~ this city. Brooklyn, Jersey city. Hoboken and
Staten Island. which are not members of the New
York Clearing House Association, but which clear
through some of the members, Is as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

New York stock Exchange Sales. April o.
rN'rrp srATs' AND STATE BONDS I'm d ,oo0,
u y IS, c.......... O611
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-10-22
Those staid Nethodlst !.

Civilization was menaced again
Wednesday night ny the boys 81 Ham
line university, St. Paul. Haunting
their white night shirts In the very
face Of startled night and policeman,
the anarchists OF this usually staid
Methodist institution snatched the
skulleap from the flushed brow Of their
own dean. Professor Loren 81 Batch.
elder, shocked the policeman with a
shower bath and took piratical pos
session Of u street CAR
The young gentlemen put on their
might robes and disarranged their
hair. They then formed In procession
hehind q cornet and corps OF bass
drums. marched to the entrance of
the girls dormisory, and sighed, In
melancholy unison their hands on
their hearts, while the ooronet played
the appeal from ErnanIH 20. Fly
With Mel'' The cornet was sobbing.
and some Of the girls were looking for
wings, when the dean and the police
mas fell upon she Romeo regiment.
r was moi. however, as Professor
Batohelder admitted later the
Psychological moment Two boys
seized each of she deans arms, 4 fourth
boy Rugged him into silence; other
boys danced nightshirt twosseE
around The deans skull cap elevated
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-10-22

I cure Menstrual, Ovari.
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Toubles not with the
like by an entirely new
method developed BY me
after two generations 81
practice as a family doc.
tor and specialist in wo
mems diseases. Ladies'
who could not hear a pin
drop without jumping
out or their skin, > whom
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the famous silver polish used hy own
ers 81 valuable silverware al over the
world
s'siLlcoss 40 cllif Street,
New York.
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find quick and lasting cure from their aHic-
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special premium offers and q liberal
trial quantity oil
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

ries in their villages. which they fit up with
lathes. engines and other machines.
Sometimes they borrow the money, putt
ting in few dollars each at the start. and
sometimes go away to work for it.
After the factory is established they will
labor there during the winter months and
at the close divide the profits
In some such establishments along the
Volga cheap jewelry is made.
Fifty villages make a speciality Of It.
They manufacture earrings, bracelets,
lockets and rings and gild them They make
copper and brass jewelry and ship II to
Asia. The product is enormous
THOUSANDS OF ICONS
ARE ANNUALLY EXPORTED.
There are many thousands engaged on
icons. or the pictures of saints. cut out of
metal and painted which are found in every
Russian home.
They sell for from few cents to many
dollars. and are exported to all countries
where the Greek Church has a foothold.
There are some engaged in printing, 9TH
ers color autographs and many make boxes
of papier-mache and enamel them.
There is one town where old-fashioned
wall clocks are turned out and another
where they make little locking glasses -