Vietnamesevách đầu giườngtấm ván đầu giường EnglishheadboardVách đầu giường là một mảng tựa lưng phòng ngủ được sử dụng để trang trí, tạo điểm nhấn cho phòng ngủ. Vách đầu giường giúp nâng đỡ giường của bạn, nhưng quan trọng nhất là nó bảo vệ bức tường của bạn chống mài mòn. A headboard gives support to your bed, but most importantly it protects your wall against abrasion. Vách đầu giường là mảng trang trí được đóng vào khung giường hoặc gắn vào các thanh ray bên của khung giường bằng bu lông. The headboard is a decorative piece that is either built into the bed frame or attaches to the side rails of the bed frame with bolts. Cùng học thêm một số từ vựng tiếng anh về những vật dụng trong phòng ngủ (bedroom) nha! - alarm clock: đồng hồ báo thức - chest of drawers: tủ ngăn kéo - dresser: tủ (có ngăn kéo và gương ở trên) - light switch: công tắc điện - headboard: vách đầu giường Giới thiệu về cuốn sách này Page 2
Ammonia, Underground (listribution and recovery D. Branson, R. D. Thornburgh, and 294 of anhydrous 62 489,729 Jan. 10 J. E. Starr. 1139 295 Ammonium chloride. Apparatus for volatilizing... L. Mond 491,741 Feb. 14 1102 279 62 Anchor 461 E. T. Starr 493,901 Mar. 21 1814 462 Animal-bolder O. M. Kelso 490.968 Jan. 31 3196 817 62 Animal mouth opener J. H. Ryan 490,602 Jan. 24 2575 664 62 Animal-shears A. Melchior 492,818 Mar. 7 72 17 62 Animal-shears 538 J. Moffat and W. W. Virtue. 494,070 Mar. 21 2111 62 539 Animal-shears J. Moffat and W. W. Virtue.. 539 494,071 Mar. 21 2114 540 Animal-shears W. Silver 494,034 Mar. 21 2052 524 62 Animal-stock J. Underkofler. 490,053 Jan. 17 1685 Animal-trap G. Andrews. 491,329 Feb. 7 446 115 Animal-trap T. E. Fry. 488,996 Jan. 3 31 9 Animal-trap L. Herman. 491,309 Feb. 7 415 107 Animal-trap J. T. Kisinger, Sr 489,869 Jan. 10 1341 350 62 Annealing-furnace. G. Tomkinson 492.594 Feb. 28 2449 609 Annunciator. Electrical J. R. Hard.. 492,519 Fob. 28 2330 578 62 Annunciator. Hotel time. F. S. Carter 493,067 Mar. 7 459 116 62 Annunciator. Pneumatic J. Schnepf.. 491,027 Jan. 31 3300 842 62 Annunciator system. Electric. H. Van Hoevenbergh. 490,327 | Jan. 24 2150 Arch for ceilings or vaults. G. L. Möckel 459,654 Jan. 10 1026 267 62 Arm and hand. Artificial W. L. Minzoy 493,440 Mar. 14 1034 62 Arm and wrist rest R. Kirk 492,889 Mar. 7 185 45 62 Armature and means for supporting the same. E. Kolben 491,568 Feb. 14 833 62 212 Armature-conductor E. Kolben 491,567 Feb. 14 832 211 62 Armature connection for dynamo-electric machines.. G. A. Rolling 493, 447 Mar. 14 1062 273 6:2 Armature-core. Magnetic.. T. H. Hicks 492,355 Feb. 21 2055 513 62 Armature-cores for electric motors or dynamos. Con. A. W. Smith. 492,244 Feb. 21 1884 471 62 structing Armature. Dynamo-electric-machine H. F. Parshall. 493,337 Mar. 14 897 2.99 Armature. Electric-motor. R. H. Hassler 493,025 Mar. 401 100 Armature. Electric motor or dynamo C. F, Daniels 489,070 Jan. 3 134 36, 37 fi2 Armature for dynamo-electric machines. G. Hoare 492.681 Feb. 28 2585 5639} 640 Armature for dynamo-electric machines or electric G. S. Dunn 493,375 Mar. 14 955 2016 62 motors and balancing same. Balanced Armature for dynamo-electric machines or motors ... E. Thomson 490,376 Jan. 24 2233 581 Armature for motors and generators N. C. Bassett 493,349 Mar. 14 912 234 Armature. Multipolar-dynamo-electric machine.. G. E. Dorman 491,990 Feb. 21 1488 372 Armatures for dynamo-electric machines. System of W. M. Thomas 494,042 Mar. 21 2063 527 winding Artiticial board J. E. Eaton. 491,092' Feb. 7 46 12 62 Asparagus bundler and cutter J. S. Van Mater 490,179 Jan, 17 1886 491 Asphalt-mixing machine G. Winding.. 490,918 Jan. 17 1959 02 Asphaltic mastic. Securing L. Haarmann 492,197 Feb. 21 1808 Aspirator and air-injector. W. Borchers.. 493,012 Mar. 7 378 Atomizer P. J. McElroy 493,512 Mar. 14 1167 298 Auger. Earth A.J. Greiner 493.769 Mar. 21 1611 410 62 Autographic register. J. E. Bover and H. Dixon 493,207 Mar. 7 672 172 62 Autoharp-hammer C. H. Eisenbrandt. 490,407 Jan. 24 2.273 Automatic brake.. A. G. Billings 489, 452 Jan. 10 730 193 Automatic furnace F. Wild 492, 175 Feb. 21 1776 444 Automatic gate A. M. Whiteley. 493,669 Mar. 21 1446 369 62 Automatic sliding or rolling gate J. T. Crim 492, 563 Mar. 7 142 35 62 Automatic switch C. H. Bedell 493,009 Mar. 7 375 93 Awning J. Morein.. 493,105 Mar. 7 131 Awning R. D. Thornton. 493,130 Mar. 7 557 138 Awning E. B. Warren 493,954 1 Mar. 21 1914 498 Ax-handle shield and protector C. S. Terpening 489,511 Jan. 10 $32 21 Ax-holve.. H. Hall, Jr. (Reissue) 11,312 Mar. 7 794 185 Axle bar and blank. Channeled. 0. C. Hall.. 492.5.53 Feb. 28 23-9 593 Axle-box J. M. Smith. 491,3-0 Feb. 533 136 Axle box. Car. H. Havell 493.026 Mar. 7 403 100 Axle box. Car.. W. Rader and E. Hunter 492,231 Feb, 21 1869 467 Axle box. Car J. S. Speer.. 491,819 Feb. 14 122 306 62 Axle box frame for car-trucks J. A. Brill 4.2.5:25 Feb. 28 2339 581 Axle-box lid A. W. Zimmerman 489.868, Jan. 10 1373 357 Axle-box lid A. W. Zimmerman 489,889 Jan. 10 1374 35Axle box. Vehicle P. Danserean 492,116 Feb. 21 1733 4:12 Axle gage. Vehicle T. H. Edwards 499.904 Jan. 31 2927 751 Axle-lubricator L. E. Atkinson 491.671 Feb. 14 995 250 62 Axle lubricator J. Mulligan.. 490,300 Jan. 24 2103 Axle-lubricator J. T. Richards. 492.697 Feb. 28 2609 616 Axlo-lubricator J. W. Schoaf 493.121 Mar. 7 544 136 62 Axle-nut. W. A. Warner 490.694 Jan. 31 2753 700 Axlo. Sulky. J. W. Vaughn 48,578 Jan. 10 Axle. Vehicle F. S. Church 4-9,1 Jan. 3 302 Axlo. Vehicle F.S. Church.. 489.11 Jan. 3 Axle. Vebicle. J. Lohges. 499.487 Jan. 10 208 62 Axle. Vehicle J. W. Vaughn 49,577 Jan. 10 240 Axle. Vehicle J. D. Wilson 492 651 Feb. 2 630 62 Axle. Wagon.. C. E. Milbud 493.039 Mar. 7 106 62 Axles. Machine for turning wooden C. F. Milburn, G. E. Byrkit, and J. 493,038 Mar. 7 419 195 C. Crabls. 1 Back-rest Il. Ohlschlager 494,434 Mar. 28 2709 679 62 Barige. B. S. Whitehead 493,003 Mar. 7 365 Badge, pencil, and bouquet holder. Combined. L. 0. Thomas.. 491,614 Feb. 14 Page 3
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Burner: See Bagasse-burner. II ydrocarbon-burner. Fuel burner. Oil-burner. Gas-burner. Smoke-burner. Gas or vapor burner. Vapor-burner. Gasoline-burner. Vapor-generating burner. Burner for lighting or heating with natural or arti. G. W. Zeigler 492,179 Feb, 21 1783 446 62 ficial gas. Burnishing machine... G. B. Kelley 493,033 Mar. 7 411 103 62 Burnishing machines. Burner for rolls of. J. S. George, Jr 489,299 Jan. 3 483 134 62 Burr-wheel R. W. Gormly 191.345 Feb. 7 472 121 62 Bushing D. Burkard. 468 992 Jan. 3 12 3 62 Butchering.derrick. J. Ulfers 191.398 Mar. 28 2660 667 Butter-extractor. Centrifugal. A. Wablin. 491,501 Feb. 7 716 181 62 Butter-firkin F. S. O good 492, 470 Feb. 28 2241 560 62 Butter from milk. Compound for increasing the yield S. C. Wilson..... 489,775 Jan. 10 1218 62 of Butter. Manufacture of.. D.W. Hudson, F. La Strong, and G. 489,814 Jan. 10 1271 62 D. Bunch. Butter-mold. W. Mann and G. C. Johnson.... 489,566 Jan. 10 910 237 62 Butter molding and cutting machine. P. O. Andreasen. 491,792 Feb. 14 1184 297 62 Butter-printer. A. HI Reid 493,317 Mar. 14 1173 300 62 Butter-worker P. Embree... 492,325 Feb. 21 2004 499 Button C. S. Comstock 489,28 Jan. 3 471 130 62 Button.. C. T. McClintock. 492,418 Feb. 28 2157 539 62 583 Button-backs. Machine for making G. W. Lieb. 492,534 Feb. 20 2351 584 62 ! 585 Button.cabinet A. R. Ingalsbe 492,683 Feb. 28 2589 640 62 Button-cutting machine H. W. Terry 492,997 Mar. 7 354 89 62 Button-fastener R. Blaeske 494.456 Mar. 28 2742 6-8 62 Button-fastener E. L. Torsch 491,788 Feb. 14 1179 295 62 Button-fastener and key for detaching. G. Kobl. 489,127 Jan. 3 223 60 62 Button-fasteners into the eyes of buttons. Machine A. W. Ham 491, 103 Feb. 7 62 17, 18 62 for threading Button for shoes or other articles E. T. Allan 490,595 Jan. 24 2559 659 62 Buttonhole-cutter J. G. Greene 492,796 Mar. 7 38 9 62 Buttonhole-cutter A. M. Wright 492,452 Feb. 28 2209 552 62 Buttonhole-facing.. M. W. Lowinsky 492,731 Feb. 28 2657 658 62 443 Buttonhole-finishing machine F. D. Benedict.. 490,062 Jan. 17 1700 Button-hooks. Forming G. Havell 492,607 Feb. 28 2472 62 Button. Link cuff. W. Ballou 493,468 Mar. 14 1099 282 62 Button-making machine. J. T. Slieridan and J. Draher.. 493,794 Mar. 21 1648 .420 62 Button-making machines. Feeding mechanism for .. C. Wooster 490, 421 Jan. 24 2995 596 62 835 Button-setting machine . F. E. Hall 491,016 Jan. 31 3270 62 836 529 Button-setting machine A. W. Ham.. 492,397 Feb. 28 2121 530 352 Button-setting machine J. Mathison 493,634 Mar 21 1390 62 353 Button. Shank F. H. Hardman. 489,864 Jan. 10 1337 | 349 62 Button. Sleeve. C. R. Smith 490.836 Jan. 31 2972 762 62 Button. Suspender... J. F. Staiger and C. Schnur. 491,197 Feb. 7 225 57 62 Button-turning machine M. Woods 90.937 Jan. 31 3142 806 62 Buttons. Device for removing shoe-. P. H. Nielsen. 401,918 Feb. 14 1426 350 62 Buttons. Machine for forming pearl. G. Carlyle 499.471 Jan. 24 2374 614 Buttons to fabrics. Machine for securing E. T. Allan 491619 Jan. 24 2603 671 62 Cabbage-cutter E. S. Laughlin. 492-14 Mar. 7 68 16 62 Cabinet. Parcel. H. B. Tavlor 491, 45 Feb. 7 129 35 62 Cable-grip.. A.0. Babendreier and F.P. Davis. . 491.14 Feb. 14 1403 350 62 Cable-grip. S. A. and 0. Kneedler. 493,5:1 Mar. 14 1237 317 62 Cable grip. S. Patten 493,51 Mar. 14 1169 299 62 Cable gripper J. Walsh, Jr. 492,248 Feb. 21 1889 472 62 Cable-support. G. P. Wern. 492.648 Feb. 28 2539 629 02 Cailly. W. II. Wood 494,093 Mar. 21 2118 549 62 Cake coating machine D. M. Holmeg 493,103 Mar. 14 990 255 Cake-cutter. W. P. McAlister 492, 417 leb. 28 2156 539 Cake-cutter. A. A. Soderberg 490.993 Jin. 31 3237 827 62 Cake-machine J. II. Mitchell 492,220 Fib. 21 1850 463 62 Calcimining machine W. Peterson 49.828 Jan. 10 12-7 337 62 Calendar. J. Wallin 490.618 2602 670 62 Calipers. Beam.. J. E. Clough. 492,783 Mar 15 5 62 Calipers. Beam G.A. Colnon 493,683 Mar. 21 1469 374 62 Calking-strip. Metallic F. W. Fincher 491,417 Feb. 7 596 147 62 Calking-tool J. O. Walton. 494,516 Mar. 8 2-41 711 62 Cam G. Parcho 4990,982 Jan. 3 3219 823 62 Camera: See Magazine-camera. Photographic camera. Camera W.S. Laighton and A. P. Hitchcock. 490,117 1 Jan. 17 1785 62 466 Camera lens. E. Decker 194.1.2- Mar. 282 2 566 62 Camera plate-holder attachment. B. L. Turner. 489.512 Jan. 10 933 218 62 Camera-shutter T. II. Blair and F. H. Kelley 491.921 Feb. 14 1:22 62 Camera-shutter
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Case: See Bookcase. Label-case. Book and package Map-case. case. Prescription-case. Cigar-case. Sample-case. Display glove-case. Show-case. Egg-case. Thread.case. Gun-case. Watchcase. Case ... C. C. Wientge. 489,426 Jan. 3 678 183 62 Cash and package carrier apparatus. S. W. Barr. 490,533 Jan. 24 2477 639 Cash and parcel carrier apparatus W. 11. Albach 490,093 Jan. 17 1749 456 62 Cash and parcel carrier apparatus E. A. Owen. 491, 130 Feb. 7 99 27. 28 Cash-carrier apparatus. II. M. Weaver. 490.695 Jan. 31 2754 709 Cash-indicator J. P. Smith 493,306 Mar. 14 852 217 Cash indicator and register.. E. H. Murdock 489,025 Jan. 3 153 42 Cash-recorder. A.J. Walters 491.150 Feb. 7 136 36, 37 62 Cash-register J. M. Cripe. 490,640 | Jan. 31 2663 687 Cash-register L. S. Field. 490.647 Jan. 31 2673 688 Cash-register R. T. Houk 492,982 Mar. 7 331 83 62 Cash-register R. T. Houk 492,983 Mar. 7 334 Cash-register W. P. Huffman 489,28 Jan. 3 384 106 Cash-register T. Long 492,035 Feb. 21 1559 549 Cash-register H. M. Neer... 490,304 Jan. 24 2110 550 551 Cash-register W. K. Nichols. 493,557 Mar. 11 1257 62 Cash-register F. C. Osborn.. 491,022 Jan. 31 62 840 Cash-register J. Pfeifer... 491,587 Feb. 14 860 5 218 219 Cash-register F. A. L. Sneckner 492,974 Mar. 7 320 81 Cash register and indicator J. B. Aufuldish. 492, 451 Feb, 28 2213 $ 551 62 554 Cash register and indicator F. L. Bailey 493,571 Mar. 14 $ 327 1280 62 328S Cash register and indicator A. I. Blanchard. 489,177 Jan. 3 294 81, 2 Cash register and indicator T. Carney 490,-98 Jan. 31 3082 792 Cash register and indicator W.F. Z. Desant. 492, 761 Feb. 28 2709 674 > Cash register and indicator W. R. Fowler 494,374 | Mar. 28 2617 $ 657 62 65RS Cash register and indicator H. J. Gi 201 491.546 Feb. 14 790 Cash register and indicator M. N. Lorell... 489 322 Jan. 3 608 ( 163 ) 164 164 Cash register and indicator M. N. Lovell. 489,383 Jan. 3 612 165 2 166S S 837 Cash register and indicator H. M. Neer 491,0-20 Jan. 31 3276 39 Cash register and indicator U. B. Newman. 489,086 Jan. 3 153 43 Cash register and indicator H. C. Pritchard 491.593 | Feb. 14 ERO Cash register and indicator E. T. Taylor 494.534 Mar. 28 2876 720 Cash register and indicator H. G. and C. F. Walter. 492, 497 Mar. 7 197 49 Cash register and indicator P. Yoe 490,466 Jan. 24 2363 612 Cash register and till. A. L. Crawford. 491,876 Feb. 14 13181 3:36 Cash-register. Barber's M. J. Sarsfield. 494.087 Mar. 21 2137 347 Cash-registers. Tablet and key locking device for. M. N. Lovell.. 489,384 | Jan. 3 616 166 62 Casing-spear P. H. Mack 492,371 Feb. 21 2073 519 Cask-steaming apparatus J. M. Chambers 492.346 Feb. 21 2040 50Casket-handle. J. McCarthy. 491,122 Feb. 7 91 Caster... S. Chambers 490,424 Jan. 24 2008 597 Caster.. P.J. Lennard 491,710 Feb. 14 1056 Caster. Ball. A. M. Leinwather 494,009 Mar. 21 2016 514 Caster. Furniture J. Elwood 490,016 Jan. 17 1629 Caster. Furniture C. A. Fellows 492.624 Feb. 28 2501 620 62 Caster-wheel. M. Lachman.. 492.924 Mar. 7 245 62 Casting apparatus. Metal W.S. Simpson 493.0147 Mar. 7 430 100 Casting apparatus. Stereotype F. J. Wendell 492,448 Feb. 28 2201 550 Casting ingots. Apparatus for T. Kaye 491.213 Feb. 7 20 Casting hard-metal or chilled rolls H. Reusch and B. Preu 492,74 Mar. 7 39 Casting sash-weights. Apparatus for A. C. Bruce and J. W. Warnock. 490,184 Jan. 17 1898 494 Castings-separator. W. W. Doolittle 490,974 Jan. 24 140 Cattle-guard J.J. Callaghan and A. R. Horn. 489, 601 Jan. 10 963 250 Cattle loading and unloading device. P. Friederich 492,002 Feb. 21 1506 376 Ceiling. Metallic.. L. J. Cherest 490,186 Jan, 17 1901 495 Ceiling or wall E. Reiss 492, 10- Feb. 21 1666 414 Ceiling-plate. Metallic L. L. Sagendorph 489,236 Jan. 3 393 108 Cement 1356 Cement. Non-inflammable Page 5
Chain L. Herman. 490,409 Jan. 24 2275 Chain G. G. Howe.. 494,423 Mar. 28 2693 Chain and the manufacture thereof. A. Shedlock 492,439 Feb. 28 2189 Chain-link manufacture..... W. H. Hart. 429,252 Jan. 3 424 Chains. Shield or covering for drive... S. Elliott 491,750 Feb. 14 1113 Chair: See Camp-chair. Opera-chair. Convertible chair, Raul-chair. Dental chair. Reclining-chair. Folding chair. Suspended chair. Chair C. F. J. Behr 490,334 Jan. 24 2164 Chair C. B. Halsey. 491,724 Feb. 14 1077 Chair W. Seng 490,366 Jan. 24 2216 Chair A. Vose. 491,300 Feb. 7 397 Chair and brace. Combined C. H. Read 493,3-6 Mar. 14 971 Chair and table. Combined. B. Poulson 491.590 Feb. 14 873 Chair-base E. E. Koken 492.554 Feb. 28 2390 Chair fan attachment. P. A. Tornwall 490,234 Jan. 17 1.000 Chair-pad .. J. J. Totian and E. G. Wheeler 491,325 Feb. 7 Chair seats. Machine for weaving cane for C. W. Greenwood 494,139 Mar. 28 2238 Chair stirrup attachment F. E. Case 490,540 Jan. 24 24-7 Chairs. Electrical attachment for rocking. C. E. Hartelius 433.997 Mar. 21 1994 Chairs. Fan attachment for rocking. J. Martin 494,213 Mar. 28 2360 Charm or other article of jewelry. Watch-chain S. A. Stuhl and B. Klipper. 491.382 Feb. 7 536 Check. Baggage. ....... A. J. Gulick 190.-06 Jan. 31 2929 Check, draft, money.order, or similar instrument. W. T. Doremus. 190,951 Jan. 31 3169 Blank Check, draft, or the like.. J. F. Schafer. 493,223 Mar. 7 701 Check-holding apparatus. A. N. Southwick, 492, 441 Feb. 28 2192 Check or token and missive. Combined J. P. Stout 190.C48 Jan. 17 1678 Check-register. C. T. Daniels 493,985 Mar. 21 1977 Checkrein. A. W. Cox.. 493 353 Mar. 14 916 Checkrein attachment.. J. Perkins 493,515 Mar. 14 1171 Checkrein-guide J. R. Sturgeon 491,308 Mar. 28 2504 Check-rower R. Chadwick 490.268 Jan. 24 2054 Cheese-press J. L. Helmer. 490,284 Jan. 24 2081 Chenille-cutting machine. 0. Lever and W. S. Grundy 491.218 Feb. 7 257 Chenille twisting and winding machine J. H. Clasen 489,370 Jan. 3 592 Chill. Sectional T. A. Griffin 489, 474 Jan. 10 765 Chimney-cleaner P. Teeple. 490,374 Jan. 24 2231 Chimney-cowl. W. H. Ashton 494,454 Mar. 28 2710 Chimney-door. J. Hohenreiner 491.735 Feb. 14 1092 Chimney or flue cowl J. L. Charvat. 489,459 Jan. 10 Chimney-protector 0. W. Boston 490,536 Jan. 24 2481 Chimney.iop E. Finch.. 491.678 Feb. 14 1004 Chimney-top. Revolving. L. Iwan and w, Reiferscheid 493,430 Mar. 14 1032 Chimneys, tiuos, &c. Cap for H. Moeller.. 491,818 Feb. 14 1272 Chloride-of-lime dissolver. G. M. Newhall and C. L. Hamilton.. 489,261 Jan. 3 435 Chlorine and caustic soda. Apparatus for the pro-} J. Greenwood 1058 489,677 Jan. 10 duction of Chlorino. Preparing liquid. E. B. Cutten.. 491,699 Feb. 11 1039 Chloroform. Purifying... R. P. Pictet. 489,592 Jan. 10 947 Chopper: See Cotton-chopper. Potato-chopper. Culinary chopper. Stalk-chopper. Christinas-tree candle holder. W. Grau... 493,161 Mar. 7 607 Chronograph. Personal-equation. L. D. Wells. 493,346 Mar. 14 907 Chuck F. Blessing 489.862 Jan. 10 1333 Chuck C. M. Conradson 489,931 Jan. 17 1482 Chuck W.J. Hoggson and E. P. Bement 493,502 Mar. 11 1156 Chuck A. Muir 493,231 Mar. 7 712 Chuck and drill H. Meister. 492,733 Feb. 28 2660 Chuck and rod-feeder. Automatic. C. M. Conradson. 490,863 Jan. 31 3006 Chuck. Drill C. E. Billings 193,857 Mar. 21 1749 Chuck Drill S. C. Thompson.. 489,722 Jan. 10 1132 Chuck, Screw-machine. C. M. Conradson 489,333 Jan. 17 1480 Chuck Spindle J. R. Hopkins 489,006 Jan. 3 45 Chucking machine and gage-lathe.. P. Dosch. 490,406 Jan. 24 2270 HC. Alexander 491,917 | Feb. 14 1376 E. Alpaugh. 493,006 Mar. 7 372 H. C. Atkinson 492,654 Feb, 28 2551 Churn. W. N. Cason 493,681 Mar. 21 1465 Churn A. C. Fell 491.677 Feb. 14 1003 Churn. W. Gibson 493,25 Mar. 21 1703 T. W. Hambric. 491,044 Feb. 14 937 J.R. Hayslit 494,202 Mar. 28 2343 Churn. J. A. Kerpodle. 491,737 Feb. 14, 1096 I. Key 491,055 Jan. 31 3345 W: F. Martin 494,430 | Mar. 28 2703 N. Monday 489.872 Jan. 10 1347 J. Phegley. 492.9415 Mar. 7 274 S. J. Saxon 489.833 Jan. 10 1295 J. M. Tedlock 493 535 Mar. 14 1212 F. Wiley 490,730 Jan. 31 2809 Churn and butter-worker. Combined. R. B. Disbrow 490,105 Jan. 17 Churn and butter-worker. Combined J. Overhalser. 494,229 Mar. 28 2377 F. M. Lucas 493,28 Mar. 21 1707 J. B. Siewers 545
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Dye. Brown R. Gnehm and J. Schmid. 491,422 Feb. 7 Dye from alpha oxyavitic acid B. R. Seifert. 493,413 Mar. 14 Dye. Gray.black tetrazo J. Schmid 493,564 Mar. 14 Dye. Indigo-blue. A. Herrmann 490,408 Jan. 24 Dye. Pink H. Boedeker. 493,241 Mar. 14 Dye. Red R. Gnehm and J. Schmid 493,583 Mar. 14 Dye. Violet azo. M. Ulrich. (Reissue) 11,308 Feb. 21 Dve. Violet-blue induline J. Schmid and J. Mohlor. 491,378 Feb. 7 Dye. Yellow-red. F. Bender and M. Kämmerer 489,623 Jan. 10 Dyeing apparatus. A. Hinze 4x9.955 Jan. 17 Dyeing black C. F. X. Noroy 493,286 Mar. 14 Dyeing-machine... T. A. Clough and T. J. Bigger. 491,336 Feb. 7 Dynamo. Alternating current Ꭻ, J. Wood 489.065 Jan. 3 Dynamos and electric motors. Brush holder for R. Ashley 488.978 Jan. 3 Dynamometer.... J. B. Webb. 490,381 Jan. 24 Ear. Apparatus for electrically treating the W. A. Price 490.679 Jan. 31 Earmark J. A. Rogers 492,83 Mar. 7 Earth-mover C. A. Bridgewater. 490,243 Jan. 17 Eaves-trough W.S. Harris 493,497 Mar. 14 Eaves-trough attachment G. L. Fisk. 493,697 Mar. 21 Eaves-trough hanger L. S. Bonbrake 489.600 Jan. 10 Eaves-trough protector N. J. Planthaber 490,414 Jan. 24 Eigers. Gravity-dog for gang. J. Tarrant. 491.201 Feb. Egg-beater J. M. O'Neill 491,523 Feb. 14 Egg carrier filler E.S. Sheperd 489.664 Jan. 10 Egg-case F. F. Bischoff. 489,118 Jan. 3 Egg-cutter E. Berrini 490,133 Jan. 17 Egg-separator. J. M. Lucas 492,892 Mar. 7 Electric battery. C. H. Bryan 489,668 Jan. 10 Electric battery. J. H. Davis 429,938 Jan. 17 Electric-circuit breaker E. M. Bentley 490,762 Jan. 31 Electric-circuit breaker E. Thomson 490,178 Jan. 17 Electric conduit..... E. L. Ransome. 490,630 Jan. 24 Electric connector and cut-out. C. H. Crockett and C.C. Allen 493,754 Mar. 21 Electric controlling device T. W. Shepherd . 493,602 Mar. 14 Electric currents. System for transmitting. E. Baines 493,673 Mar. 21 Electric drill. Reciprocating W. A. G. Birkin 494,053 Mar. 21 Electric-drop-light hanger. Balanced. T. E. Stevens.. 492,847 Mar. 7 Electric elevator.... F. E. Herdman 492, 160 | Feb. 21 Electric heater. J. F. McLanghlin 490,082 Jan. 17 Electric heater. T. E. Morford 490,034 Jan. 17 Electric-light-bracket base. J. T. Robb. 493, 411 Mar. 14 Electric-light fixtures. Switch for. J. Hutchinson 493,868 Mar. 21 Electric-light wires. Bracket for.. G. H. Bennett 429, 61 Jan. 10 Electric-lighting system. F. B. Bault 489,598 Jan. 10 Electric-lighting system H. M. Doubleday 489,526 Jan. 10 Electric lighting system R. W. Rolling. 492,633 Feb. 28 Electric-lighting system S. W. Rushmore. 493,842 Mar. 21 Electric lock 0. A. Moyer and H. W. Rhodes 491,369 Feb. 7 Electric machine. Alternating current dynamo-... J.J. Wood.. 491,695 Feb. 14 Electric machine and motor. Dynamo H. P. Brown. 493,679 Mar. 21 Electric machine and motor. Dynamo W. T. Goolden and L. B. Atkinson. 489,302 Jan. 3 Electric machine and motor. Dynamo R. M. Hunter.. 492,888 Mar. 7 Electric machine. Dynamo. F. Bain 493,745 Mar. 21 Electric machine. Dynamo W. E. Freeman. 492, 151 Feb. 21 Electric machine. Dynamo S. Hellebrandt. 493,718 Mar. 21 Electric machine. Dynamo. R. Lundell.. 490,449 Jan. 24 Electric machine. Dynamo R. Lundell 490,809 Jan. 31 Electric machine. Dynamo W. M. Mordey 493,104 Mar. 7 Electric machine. Dynamo.. G.V. M. A. Parrot and A.C. Reignier. 491,294 Feb. 7 Electric machine. Dynamo.. E. Thomson 493,313 Mar. 14 Electric machine. Dynamo-.. C. Wachtel 490, 460 Jan. 24 Electric machine or motor. Dynamo. R. Lundell. 490,810 Jan. 31 Electric machines in parallel. "Coupling of dynamo.. A. Gay 490,959 Jan. 31 Electric machines. Journal-bearing for dynamo.. W. L. Silvey 489,505 Jan. 10 Electric mat W.G.James 490,353 Jan. 24 Electric meter F. J. Dibble 490,011 Jan. 17 Electric meter 0. Frölich 490,279 Jan. 24 Electric meter H. Illig 489,161 Jan. 3 Electric motor F. H. Beers, 492,524 Feb. 28 Electric motor J. W. Hansen 490,2-0 Jan. 21 Electric motor A. W. Meston 491,970 Feb. 14 Electric motor and dynamo mica insulator C. W. Jefferson 491,708 Feb. 14 Electric motor regulator J. A. Williams. 491,829 Feb. 14 Electric-motor switch. M. Immisch 493,361 Mar. 14 Electric motor. Variable-speed C. Hering 489,709 Jan. 10 Electric motors. Means for controlling J. F. Ott and A. E. Kennelly 489,687 Jan. 10 Electric motors. Switch for operating shunt-wound F. н. Berry. 492,456 Feb. 28 Electric search-light .. R. M. Hunter. 493,358 Mar. 14 F. H. Clarke. 491,874 Feb. 14 Electric signal, switch moving, and interlocking? J. Ramsey, Jr., and E. W. Harden.. 494,489 Mar. 28 Page 7
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Feeder. Time stock. J. H. Carpenter Feeder. Time stock. D. McQueen Feeding animals. Receptacle for N. J. Folix. Feeling house. Hog... P. E. Erickson Felly-boring and spoke-tenoning machine G. W. McAlister. Felting machine.... J. W. Millet Fence G. J. Cline. Fence W. Commeans Fence. C. Crabbs. Fence. J. E. Kline Fence J. F. Ogletree Fence F. P. Rosback and H. F. Band. Fence W. P. Sharp. Fence J. C. Simmons. Fence C. C. Wheeier Fence-building device W. S. Coulter Fence. Flood. J.J. Campbell.. Fence. Flood G. W. Ramsburg Fence. Folding W. Purling Fence-machine. Hand M. F. Connett, Jr Fonce-machine. Picket-wiring M. F. Connett Fence machine. Slat-and-wire. G. Beeler Fence machine. Wire J. and C. Lane. Fence. Metal W. Warner. Fence-post. H. J. Banta. Fence-post. J. E. Hodson Fence-post. W. I. Ringle. Fonce tension device. Wire P. Hack Fence. Wire E. H. McCreedy Fence-wire reel S. Moore... Fence-wire strands. Implement for tightening J. Whittaker Fence-wire stretcher. F. Durr. Fences. Apparatus for wiring wood J. L. Butler Fences. Machine for attaching cross-wires in wire. H. A. King and A. J. Wright Fences. Machine for tying cross-wires in wire J. R. Kelly Fencing. Barbed-wire. A. Delfts Fencing machine.... J. A. Barbrey Fencing. Machine for making wire P., J., and P. W. Sommer. Fender: See Car-fender. Plow-fender. Gin-saw fender. Ferroferric and ferric oxides. Apparatus for pro- A. Crossley and J. W. Jones..... ducing Ferrule. Plumber's C. A. Cotter Fertilizer-distributer. T. H. Lake and R. W. Dickson.. Fertilizer or insecticide distributer D. J. Manning Fertilizers from tank-water. Making 0. T. Joslin. Fiber. Machine for cleaning vegetable. T. Villamor. Fiber-separating machine... S. B. Allison.. Fibrous material. Machine for opening and cleaning. M. T. Wadlin Fifth-wheel W. A. Paterson. Fifth-wheel J. S. Young Fifth-wheel coupling. Vehicle J. J. Fetzer File and manufacture of same. Clamp-. A. Dom. File. Bill C. II. Kilmer File. Bill. A. Quortrup File cabinet. Letter B. Brower. Filo-canes. Temporary binder for A. Dom. File gage and clamp J. Storm.. Filo-holder. A. W. Taylor. File-holder. Index J. L. Norman. File. Letter. V. Astier File. Letter A. Tengwall. File. Letter or bill W.0. Gottwals. File. Newspaper W. S. Edwards File. Newspaper. A. Hecht and W. R. Fechner. File. Paper-... C. H. Besly File. Paper.... G. W. Mills Film measuring and cutting devico . F. J. Harrison. Filter F. A. Bunnell Filter J. E. Hill Filter E. M. Knight. Filter. J. Kraker Filter H. Lieberich. Filter J. M. Morgan Filter A. Werner Filter. Oil A.C. Darragh Filter. Oil.. F. A. Nusbaum. Filter. Pressure water.. L. W. Mozingo. Filter. Water B. Martin Filter. Water J. E. Welling.. Filters. Collecting-tube for G. H. Moore Filters. Collecting tube for
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Guitars, mandolins, zithers, or other stringed instru- I. Nightingale. ments. Attachment for Gun. Breakdown I. S. Heatly. Gun. Breech-loading D. E. Grant Gun. Breech-loading.. D. E. Grant Gun. Breech-loading breakdown H. Greener Gun. Breech-loading shot C.F. Hacker Gun.case C. N. Markle Gun-cleaner.. W. Genesto Gun. Magazine-. L. M. R. Daudeteau. Gun. Magazine-... R. Dinsmore... Gun. Magazine... 0. H. J. Krag and E. Jörgensen Gun. Multicharge G.J. Hilder Gun-rack for tents S. S. Pague. Gun rifle attachment. Shot W.J. Redwine Gun-sight. D. M. Barringer Gun. Submarine J. P. Holland Gun-tubes or cannon. Machine for finishing bores M. F. Smith of large Guns. Auxiliary valve for pneumatic. J. Rapieff.. Guns. Ejector mechanism for drop-down.. J. Ross Guns. Fixed magazine for breech-loading bolt-. P. Mauser Guns. Shiftable magazine for bolt.. P. Manser Gutter. Roof. L. C. Sims Gymnasiums. Weight-holder for cabinet J. E. Whitney Hair-curler. M. V. Seidell Hair structure. J. Y. Borden. Hair twisting and curling machine P. Woll, Jr.. Hame W. H. Hannigan Hanne J. Q. A. Russell Hame-fastener M. Potter. Hame-fastening W. H. Johnson Hame-staple C. A. Nelson.. Hammer. Bush... E. T. Viett Hammer. Carpenter's. E. G. Duryea. Hammer. Foot-power G. Humphry. Hammer. Power. J. O'Brien Hammock F. J. House and F. X. Martin Hammock attachment. F.J. Herrick Hammock stretcher.. V. P Travers lland-power attachment F. M. Foster Hand wrench F. B. Ide.... Handle: See Casket-handle. Saw.handle. Coffee pot handle. Trunk.handle. Culinary vessel han- Vessel-handle. dle. Wire handle. Handle F. W. Hoefer.. Handles. Means for attaching G. H. Urban.. Handles to vessels. Attachment of C. J. Zeitinger. Hanger: See Door hanger. Hat-hanger. Eaves-trough hang- Lamp-hanger. er. Trousers-hanger. Hanger C. C. Lockstaedt Hansom doors. Device for opening. C. J. Rishor Harness F. C. Kimball Harness. J. F. Welcome.. Harness-pad C. Schroeder.. Harness-rosette. L. D. Jones Haruess-support W. Morgan Ilarness-tool J. Cunningham. Harp. Eolian C. J. Holbrook. Harrow N. L. Beck Harrow R. H. Buckingham Ilarrow K.C. Bullard Ilarrow G. C. Crane Iarrow W, W. Green Tarrow W. W. Hinkle and I. H. Gaither Harrow C. La Dow. Harrow K. Laiminger Harrow T. J. Mann Harrow D. Manuel Harrow J. B. Nugent and H. G. Gilbert. Harrow S. Riley aud W. Evans Harrow E. E. Whipple. Harrow E. E. Whipple. Harrow and roller F. B. Harvey Ilarrow attachment, &c. F. Berlin Harrow attachment. J. R. Storie. Harrow, Disk G. G. Crowley Harrow. Disk J. F. Platt. Harrow or cultivator.. T. C. Durham Hartow or cultivator tooth F. X. Krabach.. Harrow scraper. Disk 1. Brington Harrow, Spring-tooth. H. W. Eisenhart
494,148 Mar. 28 i 2255 493.520 Mar. 14 11-4 492,210 Feb. 21 1828 4-9.410 Jan. 3 705 489,270 Jan. 3 448 493,094 Mar. 7 500 494,532 Mar. 28 2673 491,0-6 Feb. 7 38 493,773 Mar. 21 1616 491,400 Feb. 7 563 491 036 Jan. 31 3315 490,336' Jan. 242166 493,071 Mar. 7 463 491.100 Feb. 7 57 492.680 Feb. 28 2384! 494,538 Mar. 28 2-85 490.713 Jan. 31 2782 493,507 Mar. 14 1102 490,294 Jan. 24 2025 490,718 Jan. 31 2791 493,116 Mar. 7 535 490,130 Jan. 17 1816 492,315 Feb. 21 19-9 490,198 Jan. 17 1921 489,213 Jan. 3 356 493,310 Mar. 14$59! 49.146 Jan. 3 251 493,12 Mar. 7 492.717 Feb, 28 2639 449.960 Jan. 17 15:20 492,335 Feb, 2107 490,- 26 Jan. 17 1971
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( 346 Lampblack. Manufacture of G. L. Cabot. 491,923 Feb. 14 1383 1041 347 Lamp bracket. Miner's.. J. R. Watts. 1471 Lamp. Car. E. Boeseh 492.953 Mar. 7 285 73 62 1415 Lamp. Car E. Boesch 492,954 Mar. 7 287 73, 74 62 1416 Lamp.chimney attachment for medical vaporizing J. E. Wenman. 491,827' Feb. 14 1233 308 1011 and heating purposes. Lamp-chimney holder W. H. Soper 4-9.605 Jan. 10 1090 2A2 62 242 Lamp. Cooking L. Wojidkow 493,803 Mar. 21 1673 1716 Lamp cut-out. Arc C. E. Scribner 491.605 Feb. 14 201 226 943 Lamp cut out. Incandescent-electric T. A. Edison. 491,992 Feb. 21 1-490 372 1076 Lamp. Duplex electric-arc C. E. Scribner 491,251 Feb. 7 303 807 Lamp. Duplex electric-arc C. E. Scribner 491,603 Feb. 14 898 9422 Lamp. Duplex electric-arc B. B. Ward 492,124 Feb. 21 1690 421 62 1116 Lamp. Electric-arc W. H. Akester. 491,915 Feb. 14 1372 342 1033 Lamp. Electric-aro W. H. Akester. 491,916 Feb. 11 1373 342 1069 Lamp. Electric-arc W. E. Freeman 491,095 Feb. 49 13 Lamp. Electric-arc F. D. Goold 491.518 Feb, 14 79 202 Lamp. Electric-arc H. Harper 492,200 Feb. 21 1811 453 1143 Lamp. Electric-arc H. Harper 492,201 Feb. 21 1812 62 | 1143 434 Lamp. Electric-arc R. M. Hunter. 493,359 Mar. 14 923 238 62 1515 Lainp. Electric-arc R. M. Hunter 493,360 Mar. 14 930 238 fi2 1537 Limp. Electric-arc C. K MacFadden 492,815 Mar. 7 69 16, 17 62 1371 Lamp. Electric-are C. E. Scribner. 491.601 Feb. 14 900) 943 Lamp. Electric-arc J. Sugden and W. J. L. Sandy 490.992 Jan. 31 3236 707 Lamp. Electric-arc J. Thompson.. 492,312 Feb. 21 1986 494 1179 Lamp. Electric-arc E. Thomson 489,046 Jan. 3 102 26 Lamp. Electric-arc E. Thomson 493,739 Mar. 21 1566 399 166 629 Lamp. Electric-aro W.P. Wiemann 492,650 Feb. 28 62 30 1304 Lamp. Electric head W. Main 491,713 Feb. 14 1060 268 62 977 Lamp filament. Incandescent. A. de Lodyguine. 491.151 Mar. 28 2:260 1-40 Lamp-filler L. R. Oakes 492 -2 Mar. 7 21 1375 Lamp fixture or bracket. Electric J. T. Robb.. 491,596 Feb. 14 223 940 Lamp-hanger. Adjustablo.. N. Jenkins 492,808 Mar. 7 57 14 62 13619 Lamp hanger. Electric C. S. Hume 489.-15 Jan. 10 1271 333 62 Lamp hanger. Electric-incandescent.. S. (). Larkins 492,215 Feb. 21 1843 461 1149 Lamp. Hanging... J. E. Bohner. 492.321 Feb. 21 1999 498 1191 Lamp. Incandescent J. von der Kammer 492,809 Mar. 59 1370 Lamp. Incandescent gas. J. G. Jackson and A. L. Daniels 492,295 Feb. 21 1957 62 1173 Lamp light-varying attachment. B. F. Dunn 490.644 Jan. 31 2668 6-7 Lamp-lighter.. R. H. Jolly 492,6-5 Feb. 28 2591 641 62 1313 Lamp-lighter. Electric J. C. Chambers. 492,913 Mar. 7 57 62 Lamp. Oil. J. H. Ross and E. E. Atkins. 494,230 Mar. 28 2387 603 62 Lamp or lantern. Signal L. G. Huntington and R. J. Armour 490,770 Jan. 31 2872 737 6.36 Lamp. Pocket-. J. H. Farrel. (Reissue) 11.999 Ju. 10 1414 366 | 62 | 306 Lamp. Pocket-.. W. R. Fearn 491,963 Feb. 14 1146 360 1053 Lamp. Regenerative A. J. English 489,582 Jan. 10 933 241 Lamp-socket H. P. Ball and A. Metzger. 493,609 Mar. 14 1349 343 62 1637 Lamp-socket. E. R. Elliott. -11 Lamp-socket 4. Metzger 489.682 Jan. 10 1067 278 Lamp socket and tap. Electric A. F. Vetter. 490,605 Jan. 24 2573 663 Lamp socket. Incandescent. G. C. H. Foster 489,158 | Jan. 3 266 74 Lamp socket. Incandescent. J. Hutchinson 131,561 F b. 14 208 Lamp socket. Incandescent. J. F. McLanglilin 493,109 Mar. 7 5:26 132 Lamp sockets. Bushing for incandescent C.A.B. IIalvorson 491.682 Fel). 14 1012 96Lamp. Street C. W. Bodkin. 49,320 Feb. 21 1997 Lamp-support. C. N. Wilcox 409,172 Jan. 3 Lamp support. Electric. J. R. Protzman 493,446 Mar. 14 1061 273 1182 Lamp support. Electric. C. E. Richarilson 494,313 Mar. 23 2573 613 62 1! Lamp supporter. Electric-. A. G. De Witt 493,578 Mar. 14 1296 16:37 Lamp-suspending device.. J. Barber 494,116 Mar. 29 2198 561 Lamp vibrator-regulator. Electric D. M. Moore. 491.131 Mar. 28 19.53 Lamps. Couting conductors for incandescent T. A. Ellison 492,150 Feb, 21 1710 11:27 Lamps. Globe-holder for electric-arc. W. A. Turbayne 494.499 Mar. 28 2-151 706 Lamps. Manufacturing filaments for incandescent. A. de Lodyguine. 491,149 Mar, 2 2256 574 1840 Lampa. Manufacturing filaments for incandescent. A. de Lodyguine. 494 150 Mar. 2 53 1 - 10 Lamps. Polo-standard for arc... F. D. Goold 492.000 Feb. 21 1515 373 II. Lemp and J. Wightman 493,120 Mar. 21 | 1383 1619 Lamps. Wick-carrier for central-craft W. A. Penfield 49:2,585 Feb. 28 2132 606 62 Lamps. Windlass for lowering or raising street C.R. Eddy 491, 112 Feb. 7 INO 146 electric Land-roller.. C. L. Barrett 4889A0 Jan. 3 10 3 5 Land-roller.. E. Kime 4-9.587 Jan. 10 9.10 62 Lantern J. Funck 493,495 Mar. 14 1110 292 1500 Lantern. A. Sölner 4.2. -96 Mar. 7 183 48 02 1307 Lantern A.S. Veazie and J. H. Bovan. 4,999 Jan. 17 1586 413 356 Lantern. Electric A Keil 489,150 Jan. 3 256 71 Lantern. Signal W. J. Felhemer. 429,798 Jan. 10 124 3:27 974 Lantern weather guard attachment J.P. \Vuner. 400 003 Jan. 17 1592 337 Lanterns. Leng attachment for tubular A. L. France 194,135 Mar. 28 568 136 Lap.ring G. Bobb 493,543 Mar. 14 1925 Laro mixing and cooling machine II. Sartoring | 490.505 Jan. 24 2133 Last E. C. Moody 491.189 Feb. 7699 177 List II. R. Sillinian 192.111 Feb. 21 1673 417 1113 Last-block fastener G. E. Belcher. 493 306 Mar. 14 980 1347 Last boring machinery D. C. Rehun 491.193 Teb. 7 303 173 Last support J. Grant | 493,765 Mar, 21 1607 405 Page 10
Marble-shooting device R. J. Chipman.. 492.491 Feb. 28 2288 568 62 1251 Marker. Land... G. W. and E. E. Gooch 492,006 Feb. 21 1512 3781 62 1081 Mash-mixing machine. T. Puetz, Jr 490, 498 Jan. 24 2425 626 1 Mason's tool J. G. Faulds 491,997 Feb. 21 1500 374 62 1078 Mat: See Cork mat. Electric mat. Mat or similar flexible article H. E. T. Gerhard 490,556 Jan. 24 2508 646 551 Match. C. M. Bowinan 491,204 Feb. 7 234 59 02 792 Match-box H. Cramer 493,983 Mar. 21 1370503 62 1771 Match-box F. Wallis 492,700 Feb. 28 2612 647 62 1318 Match-box and cigar-cutter. Combined. W. W. Hayden 493,266 Mar. 21 1763 449 62 1733 Match-lighter. Automatic. R. Kraus 491,314 Feb. 7 109 420 827 110 Match-safe F. Boardman 493,227 Mar. 7 707 181 62 1497 Match-safe and cigar-cutter.. G. F. H. Hicks 491,841 Feb. 14 1257 313 62 1016 Match-splint-bundling machine J. F. Hamill, P. B. Lentz, and C. T. 490,963 Jan. 31 3187 | 815 098 Cole. Match-stick-bunching machine. M. Moul and E. G. Quickel.. 489,752 Jan. 10 1183 310 200 Matches. Method of and device for making C. M. Bowman 491,205 Feb. 7 234 59 Matching machine gluing attachment. B. G. Luther. 493, 101 Mar. 7 514 129 62 1461 Matrices. Forming C. L. Redfield. (Reissue) 11,316 Mar. 28 2890 724 1957 Matrix and method of using matrices M. Joyce.. 489,011 Jan. 3 52 15 62 13 Matrix-drying machine G. A Davis 492, 147 Feb. 21 1734 432 62 1126 533 Matrix-making machine... E. V. Beals 490,263 Jan. 24 2037 534 458 535 Matte from slag. Apparatus for separating W. H. Howard. 489,307 Jan. 3 497 137 62 108 Mattress-tilling apparatus. W. H. Moore 489,540 Jan. 10 871 223 62 197 Mattress. Woven-wire. E. R. Billington 493,147 Mar. 7 582 1461 62 1473 Measure. Ring. J. Wichelmann 492,566 Feb. 28 2404 599 62 1277 Measure. Scale. F. Boas and S. Weinmann. 492,569 Feb. 28 2409 800 62 1278 Measurer and extractor. Liquid W. B. Donathen. 494,467 Mar. 28 2757 6.92 621832 Measuring and delivering apparatus. Liquid A. T. Wilkins 142 493,138 Mar. 7 570 1471 143 Measuring and dispensing apparatus. Liquid W. M. Fowler 491,705 Feb. 14 1049 265 975 Measuring and recording apparatus. Liquid W. M. Fowler 490.823 Jan. 31 2951 758 Measuring and registering apparatus W.C. Young 492, 453 Feb. 28 2211 553 1236 Measuring device. Heat. W. E. Ayrton and J. Perry 492,602 Feb. 28 613 1289 Measuring device. Horse J. K. Foster 491.733 Feb. 14 1090 275 Measuring-instrument II. Gohrt. 492,886 Mar. 7 181 1394 Measuring-instrument. Electrical. J. H. F. Görges. 49,249 Jan. 3 418 116 93 Measuring-instrument. Electrical. E. Weston. 490,700 Jan. 31 2764 711 616 Measuring instrument. Electrical E. Weston 490,760 Jan. 31 2:57 733 62 Measuring instrument. Electrical. E. G. Willyoung. 491,457 Feb. 7 655 16+ 873 Measuring jacket J. R. Campbell 490,606 Jan. 24 2500 ! 665 62 Measuring machine. Cloth. J. M. Meredith, Jr. 492,731 Feb. 28 2662 62 1328 660 Measuring machine. Wall-paper S. G. Lundy 491, 488 Feb. 7 699 177 Measuring mug: Beer D. A. S. Mackintosh 492,816 Mar. 7 70 17 62 1371 Measuring the density of gases. Device for W. Dürr.. 494,192 Mar. 28 23:23 588 62 18:13 Measuring vessel E. L. Detrick 492,957 Mar. 7 293 74 62 1417 Measuring vessel. Rotating L. T. Nichols 191,064 ; Jan. 31 3332 855 | 62 732 Meat-chopping machine. W. II. Ashton 488,979 Jan. 3 7 2 62 Meat or broad cutter M. Cameron 4-9,457 Jan. 10 742 197! 2 172 Meat-pounder. J. A. Carlson. 489,928 Jan. 17 1461 382 62 Meat-press F. A. Clark.. 492.781 Mar. 7 13 4 62 1361 Meat-scorer E. Rader and L. G. IIeist. 494,027 Mar. 21 2043 521 62 1786 Meat slicer. R. S. Carr 192,931 Mar. 7 259 65 62 1410 Mechanical horse L. A. Rygg. 491,927 Feb. 14 1393 318 1042 Mechanical movement R. D. Lavton 491 96 Feb. 14 1346 334 10633 Mechanical movement W. Robinson 491.295 Feb. 7 391 100 Mechanical movement. Electro... E. Gray. 491.316 Feb. 7 473 12 Medical purposes. Electrical instrument for B. Y. Boyd 494,520 Mar. 28 2849 713 62 Medicated vapors. Apparatus for administering E. R. Longstreth and L. B. Spang.. 491,430 Feb. 7 601 1321 62 Medicine-case spring.. H. M. Rouenblatt, C. A. Dickson, 191,136 Feb. 7 114 31 62 770 and T. G. Owen. Medicine. Device for administering. F. H. Olmsted 490,493 Jan. 24 2417 62 Metal. Apparatus for antomatically guiding skin C. Reich. 4-9,612 Jan. 10 1011 203 molds in machines for making lear Metal, Apparatus for forming elongated articles? J. Robertson. from billets of heated 493,945 / Mar. 21 54832 1895 1953 1 484 ) Metal articles. Method of and apparatus for com. J. Robertson 493,897 Mar. 21 1809 460 1742 pressing and shaping Metal balls. Apparatus for manufacturing.. G. Taylor.. 491,452 Feb. 7 617 51622 871 163 Metal bars. Machine for rounding, straightening, W. Steel.. 491,668 Feb. 14 990 250 and planishing Metal bars. Machine for tapering and shaping. T. and J. Coulter 493,9-2 Mar. 21 1969 $ 502 ? 503 1771 Metal-bending machine ...... J. Baum 492, R58 ! Mar. 7 129 32 1383 Metal-bending machine E. Partyka 491.187 Feb. 7 207 53 Metal disks. Machinery for the manufacture of hol- T. B. Clatworthy 492,571 Feb. 28 601 1279 low borlies from Metal-heating device. Electric Page 11
Nickel. Obtaining and separating sulphide of R. M. Thompson 49,575 Jan. 10 923 Nickel. Obtaining and separating sulphide of R. M. Thompson 4-9,576 Jan. 10 Nickel. Obtaining and separating sulphide of R. M. Thompson 4-9,1 Jan. 10 1362 Nickel. Producing and separating sulphide of J. L. Thomson 489,-821 Jan. 10 1303 Nickel. Treating ores containing A. L. Grant and C. G. Richardson.., 490,-47 Jan. 31 2987 Nitro-cellulose or celluloid surfaces. Producing B. B. Goldsmith 490,195 Jan. 17 1916 Non-conducting coverings. Removable fastening for T. Williams 49,313! Mar. 28 2512 633 Non-conducting coverings. Support for. T. Williams 491,312 Mar. 28 2310 633 Non-heat-conducting composition. R. V. Mattison 492.092 Feb, 21 1642 Non-heat-conducting composition for coating boilers R. V. Mattison 492,094 Feb. 21 1642 Non-heat-conducting composition for covering boil. R. V, Maltison 492,093 Feb. 21 10-12 ers, &c. Nogo-bag. Animal G. D. Leonard 494,428 Mar. 23 2701 678 Nozzle. Exhaust. F. Mertsheimer 493,510 Mar. 14 1165 298 Nozzle. Exhaust H. (. Reagan, Jr. 493,783 Mar. 21 1632 $ 415 Nozzle. Variable exhaust.. II. R. Walker.. 490,000 Jan. 17 1588 415 Numbering-machine E. G. Bates. 429,419 Jan. 10 724 194 Nut and bolt lock. C. M. Stetson 490.176 Jan. 17 1883 490 Nut-lock... E. L. Arnold. 493,393 Mar. 14 979 252 Nut-lock J. W. B. Cook (725 490,740 Jan. 31 2825 726 Nut-lock M. E. Dempsey 492.715 Feb. 28 2637 653 Nut-lock G. Gibson. 492,672 Feb. 28 2574 637 Nut-lock G. Gibson 492,722 Feb. 28 2648 656 Not lock G. W. Grafllin, Jr 490,553 Jan. 24 2505 645 Nut-lock G. W. Grafllin, Jr 490,557 Jan. 24 2508 646 Nut-lock J. L. Hayward. 491.173 Feb. 7 186 47 Nut-lock J. C. Herman 493,213 Mar. 7 600 174 Nut-lock E. La Rochelle 494,338 Mar. 28 2558 644 Nut-lock C. W. McCormick 490,585 | Jan. 24 2545 655 Nut-lock A. W. Miles and E. A. Commander. 493,732 Mar. 21 1551 396 Nut-lock E. Poole. 492,050 Feb. 21 1579 393 Nut-lock J. W. Schoaf. 493,122 Mar. 7 546 136 Nut-lock C.P. Sherman 490,458 Jan. 24 2350 608 Nut-lock C. Starz 491,908 Feb. 14 1363 339 Nut-lock S. J. Stereng. 493,127 Mar. 7 533 138 Nnt-lock W. Sutton 489,595 Jan. 10 9.53 248 Nut-lock and bolt-tightener. J. G. Perry 491.718 | Feb. 14 1069 270 Nut-machine M. F. High 491,175 | Feb. 7 190 48 Nut-tapping machine L. II. Cole 494,367 Mar. 28 2607 655 Nuts on bolts. Means for locking T. C. Palmer. 492,829 Mar. 7 88 21 Oat-cleaner. G. H. Rich. 491,594 | Feb. 14 881 222 Oil-burner B. Roberts 491,226 Feb. 7 268 67 Oil-burner C. T. Smith 4-9,549 Jan. 10 885 231 Oil.can or other liquid-receptacle. T. A. Schlueter. 493.77 Mar. 21 1776 453 Oil.cup W.F. Althoff and J.H. Stokesbary. 491,830 Feb. 14 1238 309 Oil Cup J. ('. Zurlinden. 492,318 Feb. 21 1994 496 Oil delivery appliance. F. T. Fay 42,991 Jan. 3 23 6,7 Oil or gasoline can L. S. Bonbrake 429,786 Jan. 10 1233 323 Oil. Process of and apparatus for thickeninglinseed.. E. Schaal 493,187 Mar. 7 641 164 Oils. Compound of blown W. D. Field 491,480 Feb. 14 1324 Opera-chair. H. A. J. Rieckert and L. F. Kwiat. 489,328 Jan. 3 526 kowski. Opera-glass holder R. Brass. 490,264 Jan. 24 2046 536 Opera-glass holder L. W. Lery. 491.711 Feb. 14 1057 267 Ordnance. Breech-loading A. Noble and G. Henderson 492.942 Mar. 7 266 68, 69 Ordnance. Mechanism for firing breech-loading W. H. Driggs. 493,987 Mar. 21 1979 505 Ore bricks. Manufacturing purple H. Bird. 490,535 Jan. 24 2479 Ore-concentrator... G. Johnston 489,744 Jan. 10 1170 305 Ore-concentrator G. Johnston 765 490,849 Jan. 31 Ore.concentrator G. Johnston 490,850 ! Jan. 31 2901 766 Ore-crushing mortar A. Schulenburg 492.634 Feb. 28 2515 623 Ore-dressing apparatus W. J. Bartsch 491,672 Feb. 14 996 251 Ore-roasting furnace H. F. Brown.. 489,142 Jan. 3 242 67 Ore-roasting furnace H. F. Brown. 489,143 Jan. 3 245 68, 69 Ore-separator W. Krug 490,911 Jan. 31 3107 Ore-separator. Centrifugal O. B. Peck. 489.090 Jan. 3 163 45 Ore separator. Centrifugal O. B. Peck. 4-9,197 Jan. 3 331 91 Ore-separator. Centrifugal 0. B. Peck. 489,198 Jan. 3 334 92 Ore-separator. Centrifugal 0. B. Peck. 489,199 Jan. 3 335 92, 93 Ore-separator. Centrifugal (. B. Prek, 489,200 Jan. 3 336 93 Ore-separator. Centrifugal. O. B. Peck. 489,201 Jan. 3 337 93, 94 Ore-separator. Centrifugal. 0. B. Peck. 489,202 Jan. 3 339 94 Ore-separator. Centrifugal O. B. Peck. 429,203 Jan. 3 340 95 Ore-separator. Centrifugal. 0. B. Peck. 489,204 Jan. 3 342 95, 96 Ore-separator. Centrifugal 0. B. Peck. 489,205 Jan. 3 343 96 Ore-separator. Centrifugal. 0. B. Peck.. 490,010 Jan. 17 1667 433 Ore-separator. Centrifugal. 0. B. Peck. 490,084 Jan. 17 1733 452 Ore-washer.. C. Faber. 489,797 | Jan. 10 1946 326 Ores. Extraction of metal from J. Turton.. 491,044 Mar. 21 2007 943 491,638 Feb. 14 from their 238 Ores. Treating W.B. Jackson. 490, 659 Jan. 31 2698 694 Organ or piano pedal attachment W. A. Hobday 489.10 Jan. 10 1205 332 Organ pedal attachment H. Lehr and J. Diehl 490,970 Jan. 31 3198 817 Organ. Pedal bass K. Klár. 491.566 Feb. 14 831 211 Organ. Reed..... J.P. Caulfield. 492,189 Feb. 21 1797 448 (356 Organ stop-action. Pipe J. Woodberry 489,-87 Jan, 10 1370 Organs. Solo attachment for reed.. J. P. Caulfield. 493,014 Mar. 7 385 96
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Pulley. Friction clutch C. Johnson 493,775 Mar. 21 1619 412 Pulley Inbricator. Loose G. L. Perkins. 492,831 Mar. 7 91 22 Pulley. Split... G. D. Rowell 493,523 Mar. 14 1188 304 Pulp-drying or paper-making machine H. Parker, G. F. Cushman, and H. 491,717 Feb. 14 1065 270 Fairbanks. Pulp. Machine for forming hollow articles from. W. W. McEwan. 490,037 Jan. 17 1662 432 Pulp-screen E. Meurer 492,039 Feb. 21 1567 390 Pulp-screening machine G. D. Rowell. 4:13,787 Mar. 21 1638 417 Pulverizer and leveler S. L. Allen. 493, 958 Mar. 21 1918 489 Pulverizer and stalk-cutter C. E. Rife 489,690 Jan., 10 1082 281 Pulverizer. Clod. G. D. Heldebrant. 530 492,399 Feb. 28 2125 531 Pump H. A. French. 491,801 Feb. 14 1202 Pump H. A. French. 491, 802 Feb. 14 1203 301 Pump E. R. Hill 492,678 Feb. 28 2582 639 Pump 0. G. Howell and J. M. Horn. 490,657 Jan. 31 2694 694 Pump W. H. Poulk 490,985 Jan. 31 3224 Pump D. D. Shaw 489, 419 Jan. 3 662 179 Pump M. D. Temple 490,776 Jan. 31 2887 741 Pump and ventilator. Centrifugal F. Pelzer. 490,922 Jan. 31 3120 800 Pump attachment. G. M. Yarnell 489,403 Jan. 3 639 Pump-controlling apparatus. C. I. Hall 492,723 Feb. 28 2649 656 Pump. Deep-well L. M. Ford 490,142 Jan. 17 1835 479 Pump. Double-acting force-. E. A. Vanghan 492,699 Feb. 28 2611 646 Pump foot-valve J. H. Gibson 493,378 Mar. 14 958 247 Pump. Oil... E. English 493,694 Mar. 21 1485 380 Pump. Oil-well.. G. D. Bumpus 491,674 Feb. 14 998 252 Pump-plunger 191 A. D. Cook 493,249 Mar. 14 747 192 Pump. Portable force M. B. Brooks 489,367 Jan. 3 589 159 Pump-regulator. J. M. Foster. 489,297 Jan. 3 480 133 Pump-regulator W. S. Griffith. 491, 101 | Feb. 7 59 17 Pump-regulator E. J. Wood 489,516 Jan. 10 841 220 Pump-rod coupler. E. C. Guerrant. 491,551 Feb. 14 803 203 Pump. Steam T.C. Eicher 490,141 Jan. 17 1833 479 Pump. Steam L. W. Hardy 492,797 Mar. 7 39 9, 10 Pump. Steam G. R. Kendrick 494,207 Mar. 28 2352 595 Pump. Steam W. Watkins. 492,950 Mar. 7 279 71 Pump. Vacuum. W. H. Worthen 491.912 Feb. 14 1368 Pump-valve.. H. F. Frisbie. 491,543 Feb. 14 786 200 Pump-valve.. J. Kennedy 491,286 Feb. 7 362 90 Pump valve. Steam. T. C. Eicher. 490,140 Jan. 17 1-30 478 Pumps for locomotives. Apparatus for cleaning air- A. Whyte 493,670 Mar. 21 1447 369 Pumping apparatus. Portable D. Noble.. 491, 186 Feb. 7 205 52, 53 Pumping apparatus. Portable D. Noble 494,221 Mar. 28 2371 600 Pumping-engine A. B. Landis 492,870 Mar. 7 157 38 Pumping-engine J.D. P. Schenck. 490,312 Jan. 24 2130 554 Pumping.engine. Non-rotative. L. D'Auria 493, 153 Mar. 7 592 149 Pumping-engine. Steam C.C. Webber. 493,668 Mar. 21 1442 368 Pumping-engines. Tappet for duplex steam M. M. Moore. 489,655 Jan. 10 1027 Pumping oil-wells. Machinery for H. S. Edwards. 489,073 Jan. 3 138 39 Punch G. H. Kavanaugh 489,534 Jan. 10 865 2:26 Punch. Check E. R. Beach and H. A. Berger. 490,894 Jan. 31 3064 787 Punch. Check L. L. Driggs. 493,547 Mar. 14 1230 315 Punch. Hand. E. J. Brooks 489, 430 | Jan. 3 683 184 Punching and riveting machine. R. J. Shipley 489,547 Jan. 10 881 231 Punching and shearing machine S. G. Williams and J.C. Burges.. 490,007 Jan. 17 1598 417 Punching-machine A. Hoolahan. 493,890 Mar. 21 1796 Punching-machine. H. Scburig 493,791 Mar. 21 1642 419 Punching, shearing, and forging machine H. A. Schneekloth 490,401 | Jan. 24 2266 589 Purifier and separator.. G. A. and J. P. Culver and W. D. 493,756 / Mar. 21 1593 405 Otis. Purse and frame therefor.. A. Goertz. 490,434 Jan. 24 | 2311 600 Purse and making same.. A. Ritter 490,165 Jan. 17 1867 487 Push-button. Electric annunciating. J. King 494,337 Mar. 28 2557 644 Puzzle G. T. and M. H. Bradley. 492,605 Feb. 28 2469 Puzzle T. Dorgan and A. Bridges. 490,069 Jan. 17 1712 Puzzle J. Green ... 493,768 Mar. 21 1611 409 Puzzle A. Nembach, Jr. 493,941 Mar. 21 1889 401 Puzzle J. A. Schaffer 490,757 ) Jan. 31 2853 732 Puzzle E. L. Thurston 490,689 Jan. 31 2748 707 Puzzle. Egg E. Niehoff 491,021 Jan. 31 3286 839 Pyro-electric battery T. G. Hall 494,199 Mar. 28 2334 Pyrolignites. Purifying. F. H. and R. H. Pickles. 490,497 Jan. 24 2424 Pyrometer E. Brown 494,244 Mar. 28 2407 607 Pyrometer E. Brown.. 494,245 Mar. 28 2409 608 Pyrometer W. R. Roney 490,723 Jan. 31 2798 718 Pyrometer J. G. Wiborgh 489,884 Jan. 10 1366 355 Quoit-peg F. A. O. Bedingfeld 493,746 Mar. 21 1579 402 Rack: See Book-rack. Hat and clothes rack. Broom-rack. Hay and stock rack. Cue-rack. Keg or tool rack. Gun-rack. Stock-rack. Hat-rack. Stovepipe-rack. Radiator J. H. Hutchinson.. 493,590 Mar. 14 1312 335 Radiator. Electrically-heated W. Mitchell 494,301 | Mar. 28 2496 630 Radiator, stove, &c A. T. Orton 489,874 Jan. 10 1349 351 469 Rag-engine.... H. Schulte. 492,239 Feb. 21 1879 470 Rail brace-chair. Girder.. . M. M. Suppes. 489,508 Jan. 10 830 217
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Sash-fastener A. Barton 491,505 Feb. 7 724 183 Sash fastener E, and H. S. Ensminger 493,25R Mar. 16 761 194 15:25 Sash-fastener J. P. H. Gastrell. 489,735 Jan. 10 1150 29 62 Sash-fastener G, Gibson 491.481 Feb. 14 1325 327 Sash-fastener G. Gibson 491, R2 Feb. 14 1326 62 102 Sash-fastener G. Gibson 493, 159 Mar. 7 603 151 62 1477 Sash-fastener J. C. Hauser. 492,799 Mar. 7 10 62 1367 Sash-fastener C. Knapp. 493,035 Mar. 7 416 104 62 1441 Sash-fastener S. Morrell 490,209 | Jan. 17 1946 510 62 Sash-fastener R. D. Murphy 493, 107 Mar. 7 524 / 131 62 1463 Sash fastener W. L. Penney 492. 127 Feb. 28 2169 542 62 1927 Sash-fastener M. Posz 493,301 Mar. 11 821 210 62 1.136 Sash-fastener W.J. Steel 489.274 Jan. 3 452 1:25 99 Sasb-fastener R. E. Sweeny 480,76-Jan. 10 1200 317 62 Sasb-holder R. K. Brown 491,763 Feb. 14 1137 62 Sash-holder L. A. Hatbaway and E. W. Elkins... 449.476 Jan. 10 7671 203 177 Sash-holder J.H. Johnston.. 490,907 Jan. 31 3102 793 Sash-holder W. R. Walker. 490.001 Jan. 17 15) 337 Sashes. Combined hinge and hanger for storm. F. W. Farrar. 492.791 Mar. 7 31 1365 Satchel or bag frame R. Flocke. (Reissne) 11.315 Mar. 21 2194 560 1814 Sausage-stushing machine J. Eppler. (Reissue) 11.317 Mar. 2 1957 Sausage-stuffing machine C. W. Hottman 490,712 Tan. 31 1 27 1 62 619 Saw. A. Krieger. 492.90 Mar. 7 186 1 62 1396 Saw A. Krieger 493,628 Mar. 21 1:33 3.51 1659 Saw. A. Krieger 494.210 Mar. 23 2356 596 62 19 Saw. J. Lykke. 493,934 Mar. 21 1.75 62 1954 Saw, Crosscnt L. E. Dean 493,687 Mar. 21 1472 375 62 1617 Saw. Crosscut-. J. V. Hotchkiss 494.103 Mar. 21 2170 6:2 1810 Saw. Drag. J. S. Clay and J. R. Rucker 491.985 Feb. 21 1482 369 62 1073 Saw-filer A. G. Phillips 494,487 Mar. 28 2785 699 62 1937 Saw-filing device M. J. Page 493, 143 Mar. 14 1060 15) Saw-gage C. E. King 489.817 Jan. 10 12741 334 2-0 Saw. Grooving. H. F. Poore. 489,206 | Jan. 3 344 97 Saw-guide H. L. Johnston and J. E. Sandberg 492,299 Feb. 21 1963 62 1174 Saw guide. Band E. F. W. Horn 492.511 Fel). 28 2:22: 576 Saw. Hack L. L. Davis. 492.937 Mar. 7 66 1410 Saw handle. Crosscut T. J. Ely 493,823 Mar. 21 1201 433 1721 Saw handle. Crosscut M. E. True 490,691 Jan. 31 2751 70 613 Sawmill. C. E. Cranford, 492.787 Mar. 7 6,7 62 1363 Saw mill. Band. E. E. Fitzgerald 491,047 Jan. 31 3332 727 Saw mill. Band G. M. Hinkley, D. B. Hanson, and? 491,683 Feb, 14 1013 2,56 W.H. Trout. 257 Sawmill-carriage. W. S. Dodge. 493,546 Mar. 14 1229 314 1613 Sawmill-carriage attachment G. W. Rodebaugh 490,453 Jan. 24 23:39 606 517 Sawmill-carriage feed F. O. Schroeder. 489.9-8 Jan. 17 1573 412 Sawmill-carriage setting device J. H. Dodds 491.090 Feb. 7 42 12 Sawmill-carriages. Mechanism for operating. E. A. Reese, S. N. Hench, and w. 491,447 Feb. 7 641 160 20 A. Dromgolil. Sawmill-carriages. Mechanism for operating. J. N. Richey. S. N. Hench, and W. 491,494 Feb. 7 705 178 A. Dromgold. Sawmill-dog.. T. H. Comstock and J. E. Junk 489,207 Jan. 3 469 130 103 Sawmill-feed mechanism T. J. Reamy.. 491.856 Feb. 14 31 1000 Sawmill-feeds. Valve connection for steam J. H. Brown 494,118 Mar. 28 2203 50? 1 Sawmill head-block S. F. Ames. 490.131 Jan. 17 1818 475 Sawmill-set works.. T. S. Wilkin. 490.463 Jan. 24 357 367 Saw. Miter... R. Uhl. 493,667 Mar. 21 1440 Saw. Pruning F. P. Brewer 491.9-0 Feb. 21 1475 367 62 1073 Saw. Segment. G. B. Crapsey 490 3:4 Jan. 24 213 Saw-get E. Smith 490.371 Jan. 21 579 496 Saw-setting gage. W. Sase 3 Saw-sharpener. W. H. Nogar 494,021 Mar. 21 20:33 518 17 Saw sharpening and setting machine J. H. Landis. 490,410 Jan. 24 2276 501 Saw.sharpening machine. F. Schmaltz 490.927 Jan. 31 3127 802 Saw-sharpening machine. 5 123 E. S. Twyford 489, 275 Jan. 62 100 1:26 Saw-swage. S. U. Lockwood 493,435 | Mar. 14 10139 268 1572 Saw-tooth G. W. Malletto 492,407 Feb. 28 2142 1:22 Saw-tooth gage J. F. Brower 492, 187 Feb. 21 1794 113 Saw-tooth holder. Insertible A. Krieger 493 334 Mar. 14 NO3 28 154Saws. Dovice for side-swaging and setting J. Scherer 489.663 Jan. 10 1037 270 231 Saws. Grinding mechanism for scarfing or beveling. J. N. Quinn 49.981 Jan. 17 I 1.56 410 62 Sawing machine J. A. Wells 490.696! Jan. 31 1 2756 710 614 Sawing machine. Band P. O'Connor 490.212 Jan. 17 1951 511 Sawing machine foed mechanism. J. V. Gue... 490,748 Jan. 31 | 2841 70 Sawing machine. Wood W. D. Hopkins 1351 Scaffolding. Device for suspending Page 14
Spring forming machine. 0. S. and W. S. Foster. 493,428 Mar. 14 Spring-jack switch C. E. Scribner 489,570 Jan. 10 Spring-motor. E. Herrington 494,203 Mar. 28 Spring-motor.. D. H. Smith 491.140 Feb. 7 Spring protection H. A. Garben. 489.649 Jan. 10 Spring-setting machine O. S. and W. S. Foster 490,845 Jan. 31 Spring-tongue switch C. F. Street. 490,323 Jan. 24 Sprinkler: See Electric sprinkler. Leach-sprinkler. Lawn-sprinkler. Sprinkler L. M. Berry 489,408 Jan. Sprinkling device. H. I. Schanck and C. B. Ellis 491,377 Feb. Sprinkling-machine W. A. Collins 490.900 Jan. 31 Sirinkling-tanks. Strainer-cover for F. E. Bowman 493,965 Mar. 21 Square. Bevel. A. Hetu 491,351 Feb. 7 Square. Combination H. K. Austin 490,893 Jan. 31 Square. Folding try.. J. E. Duncan 489,413 Jan. 3 Square. Separable H. M. Stocking and E L. Vroom 490,994 Jan. 31 Stables, &c.' Floor for A. Buchanan, Jr. 492,777 Mar. 7 Stage appliance. Theatrical D. I. Towers 494,043 Mar. 21 Stage. Floating S. Mackaye 490, 488 Jan. 24 Stage. Sliding S. Mackaye 490,485 Jan. 24 Stage. Telescopic S. Mackaye 490,486 Jan. 24 Stagings. Hand implement for taking down building: J.J. Maher 493,632 Mar. 21 Stagings, &c. Implement for dismantling builders' G. H. Cutting 494, 417 Mar. 28 Stair-builder's laying-out tool C. H. Callahan. 494,322 Mar. 28 Stake-shoe. C. Hedges 492.520 Feb. 28 Stalk-breaker W. S. James. 494,528 Mar. 28 Staik-chopper J. L. Townsend 489,047 Jan. 3 Stalk-cutter H. G. Cady 494,248 Mar. 28 Stall floor M. St. Germain 490,931 Jan. 31 Stamp C. H. Shaw 494,172 Mar. 28 Stamp-holder. Pocket T. A. Brouwer, Jr. 490,783 Jan. 31 Stamp mill cam G. A. Thompson 493,129 Mar. 7 Stamp-mill guide E. Major 490,973 Jan. 31 Stamp. Ore. J. W. Marsball 493,385 Mar. 14 Stamp. Postage. G. M. Bright 492,912 Mar. 7 Stamp: Registering or counting hand S. A. Harrison 493,498 Mar. 14 Stamping mill. Ore... J. W. Marshall 493,384 Mar. 14 Stand See Display-stand. Umbrella-stand. Hat-stand. Washstand. Map-stand. Staple-driving tool S. C. Davidson 493,758 Mar. 21 Staples. Device for holding metallic W.J. Brown 491,235 Feb. 7 Stapling-machine E. G. Cohen 489,730 Jan. 10 Starch and cattle-food. Making A. Behr 491,234 Feb. 7 Starch. Manufacture of J. Dubiel 493,689 Mar. 21 Starching apparatus. Fabric. J. M. Beiermeister 493,905 Mar. 21 Starching machine C. J. Dion 489,556 Jan. 10 Starching-machine. C. F. Stone 492,311 Feb. 21 Station-indicator M. Fiset. 493,763 Mar. 21 Station indicator J. B. Ragan 489,499 Jan. 10 Stave-crozing machine H. Campbell.. 492,138 Feb. 21 Stave-making machine W. L. Kellogg 492,905 Mar. 7 Stave. Non-shrinking R. F. Wilson 489,063 Jan. 3 Stave-sawing machine. B. D. Whitney. 489,772 Jan. 10 Stave trimming and jointing machine W.J. Wright 492, 702 Feb. 28 Stay. Dress I. Bray 494,242 Mar. 28 Stay. Garment. H. Johnston 494,064 Mar. 21 Steam and air engine J. Hauser and J. Whittaker 489,148 Jan. 3 Steam. Apparatus for condensing exhaust. F. L. McGahan 493,733 Mar. 21 Steam-boiler C. P. Adams. 492, 253 Feb. 21 Steam boiler G. A. Crane 492,936 Mar. 7 Steam-boiler J. Lapp 494,211 Mar. 28 Steam-boiler H. A. Laughlin. 490,118 Jan. 17 Steam-boiler H. A. Langhlin 490,119 Jan. 17 Steam-boiler H. A. Laughlin 490, 120 Jan. 17 Steam-boiler T. E. McNeill 489,712 Jan. 10 Steam-boiler D. P. McQueen 490,303 Jan. 24 Steam-boiler D. A. Reagan, F. D. Saupp, and A. 492,766 Feb. 28 A. Hibbs. Steam-boiler A. Stirling 491,451 Feb. 7 Steam boiler and heater. J. Lapp 491.804 Feb. 14 Steam boiler and water heater T. C. Andrews 490,940 Jan. 31 Steam-boiler. Sectional N. A. Boynton. 491.979 Feb. 21 Steam-boiler. Sectional G. Engel 490,741 Jan. 31 Steam boiler. Water-tube. M.J. Dodds 489,374 Jan. 3 Steam-calorimeter. R. C. Carpenter 492, 710 Feb. 28 Steam-calorimeter. R. C. Carpenter 494,057 | Mar. 21 Steam-engine A. Collmann 494,"2 Mar. 28 Steam-engine G. A. Covyeow 493, 250 Mar. 14 Steam-engine E. W. Harden 490,349 Jan. 24 Steam-engine G. Smith 491,141 Feb. 7 Steam-engine J. Wright 491,002 | Jan. 31 Steam-engine. Balanced C. A. Ball 489,917 Jan. 17 Steam. Extractor for grease, grit, &c., from exhaust.. W. Webster 490,461 Jan. 24
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Turnstile. Registering. C. P. Gott 492.333 Feb. 21 2052 512 62 1191 Tutitatile G. Van Wegenen 492.069 Feb, 21 1603 309 62 1009 Twine-flutter .J.S. Marvin 490.078.Jan. 17 1725 150 02 3-1 Twine bolder cup and take-up W. Bentley and J. D. Fuller 494,97 Mar. 2 6:25 02 18-0 Twine-machines. Automatic feeder for G. A. Lowry 491,947 Feb. 14 1425 335 6:2 1018 Twine reel and holder.. J. B. Holmes 492, 162 Feb. 21 1759 5 438 1131 439'S Twisting and cop-winding machine C. C. Klein 422.211 Feb. 21 1920 450 62 11-16 Twisting, doubling, winding, or analogouy machines. J. and T. A. Boyd 492,603 Feb. 28 2466 613 02 1289 Stop-motion for 1 Type-bar...... I. M. Chase. 490,739 Jan. 31 2223 725 62 627 1 200 Type-distributing machinery.. J. Hooker 201 193,270 Mar. 14 779 1329 202 203 Type-setting inachine. A. V. Ruckmich..... 493,448 Mar. 14 1063 1582 275 339 Type-setting machine. H. C. and S. D. Snoddy. 489,834 Jan. 10 1296 340 2-5 341 Type-setting machinery. 439 J. A. Kay 492,164 Feb. 21 1761 62 1132 > 440 S Type-writer cabinet. S. L. Conde 491,239 Feb. 7 289 72 62 803 Tipe-writer cabinet. R. B. Sigatoos 490.1:27 Jan. 17 111 473 403 Type-writer cabinet. F. Vetter 400,593 Jan. 24 2556 658 Type-writers. Combined copy-boliler and folio-indi. H. J. Welch 492,546 Feb. 28 2377 590 1271 cator for Type-writing machine G. C. Blickensderfer 491,071 Feb. 14 4,5 751 Type-writing machine W. Bodienbrown, Jr 491,072 Feb. 7 17 5 732 Type-writing machine W. Clark.. 493,015 Mar. 7 387 96 1435 Type-writing machine J. S. Copeland 492, 141 Feb. 21 1718 11:23 430 Type-writing machine J. M. Crary 1435 Type-writing machine A. Davidson.. 493.252 Mar. 14 750 s 192 1523 193 Type-writing machine A. Densmore 193 254 Mar. 14 756 193 13:25 Type-writing machine A. Densmore 1933.25.5 Mar. 14 707 193 1325 Type-writing machine J. L. Edland. 489,072 Jan. 3 1:37 38, 39 62 31 Type.writing machine M. B. Harris 429,306 Jan. 3 496 137 62 108 Type-writing machine E. E. Hills 492,00 Mar. 7 46 11 1368 Type-writing machine N. II. Lamb 492,812 Mar. 7 63 15 1370 Type-writing macbine II. S. Martin 491,714 Feb. 14 1062 269 977 1 Type-writing machine H. W. Merritt 489,871 Jan. 10 1345 351 Type-writing machine C. J. A. Sjoberg 492,844 Mar. 7 109 27 1379 Type-writing machine H. H. Urz. 490,235 Jan. 17 1981 435 5:20 Type-writing machine G. B. Webb 489,514 Jan. 10 836 219 190 Type-writing machine G. B. Webb 4-9,701 Jan. 10 1094 284 243 Type-writing machine G. B. Webb 490,329 Jan. 24 2153 451 Type-writing machine G. B. Webb 562 ? 490,330 Jan. 24 2157 482 > 363 Type-writing machine G. B. Webb 611 492,599 Feb. 28 2459 612 1288 | Type-writing machine P. P. Wenz. 2744 491,730 Feb. 14 1081 981 275 Type-writing machine and duplicator. Combined...' J. T. Davis .. 5 533 494,060 Mar. 21 2089 534 1794 Type-writing machine attachment F. C. Bieg and E. Theiss. 489.920 Jan. 17 1448 379 330 Type-writing:maciune attachment F. M. Cartlıy 491,767 Feb. 14 1146 287 993 Typewriting-machine attachment A. E. Walhup 4994,356 Mar. 28 2.593 652 1903 Type-writing machine cleaner A. B. Reid... 494,304 Mar. 28 631 1-86 Type-writing-machine cleaning attan hment. W. W. Runyon 490,310 Jan. 24 21228 531 476 Type-writing machine guide.gliielel R. E. Hooper 493,503 Mar. 14 1157 195 1.398 Type-writing machine ribbon attachment A. E. Walkup 494,337 Mar. 28 652 1903 Type-writing machines. Seriploscope for. E. K. Failor 490.189 Jan. 17 1905 496 4:20 Umbrella-covers. Metallic fastening for F. S. Uchermann 490,999 Jan. 31 3244 82€ 709 Umbrella. Foiding. L. Lincke 491,805 Feb. 14 1208 302 1005 Umbrella. Folding E.C. Phillips 392 492,018 Feb. 21 1577 62 1093 393 Umbrella-holder T. B. Coming 494,123 Mar. 28 3217 564 62 1833 Umbrella-holder A. G. Middleton and C. S. Minchin 491.038 Jim. 31 3317 834 62 731 Umbrella-runner B. F. Porter 492,526 Feb. 28 2434 606 62 1283 Umbrella-stand H. C. Merker 492,359 Feb. 21 2001 514 62 1193 Umbrella-stand H.S. Park 490,305 Jan. 24 2120 551 02 475 Undergarment J. A. Seriren 492.055 Feb. 21 1585 394 62 1095 Underskirt. M. Cohn 490,102 Jan. 17 1765 460 393 Underwaist A.J. Miller 491,300 Mar. 28 2495 630 1885 Unloading platform E. J. Coler. 443,980 Mar. 21 1966 502 69 1770 Uppers. Machine for setting up Congress. L. Joncas. 491.709 Feb 14 1054 207 62 976 Urinal bowl P. J. Madden 493,278 Mar. 14 797 206 1532 Urn or like vessel. Coffee.. F. E. Browne 491.34 Feb. 14 1244 311 62 1013 Valve J. W. Cabot 490,945 Jan. 31 3161 810 62 693 Valve F. J. Ferrell. 4.80.927 Jan. 17 1972 517 433 Valve T. P. Ford. 489,799 Jan. 10 1230 327 62 274 Valve E. H. Gola 491,166 Feb. 7 173 44 62 Valve C. D. Lynch 491.299 Feb. 14 1352 335 62 1034 Valve H. E. Marchand 490 -78 Jan. 31 30.10 02 671 Valve. Air. F. K. Was 492,597 Feb. 28 2153' 610 62 12-6 Valve attachment. Electro-eteam J. H. Crosby. 489, 461 Jan. 10 199 62 174 Valve. Balanced slide. C. 0. Heggem. 489,807 Jan. 10 1339 350 62 293 Valve. Balanced slide. C. 0. Heguem 491.940 Feb. 14 1413 353 62 1046 Valve Balanced slide. J.P. Lightbody 459,128 Jan. 3 224 60 02 52 Valve. Balanced slide J. P. Lightbody 61 62 52 Valve. Check Page 16
Valve. Direct-acting.engine F. A. Burnham.. 492,188 Feb. 21 1795 448 62 1139 588 Valve. Engine H. R. Fay 494,194 Mar. 28 2325 589 1854 590 Valve. Engineer's W.C. Whitacre 706 494,502 Mar. 28 2818 62 1944 707 Valve. Fermenting tub S. S. Johnson 489,868 Jan. 10 1340 350 62 293 Valve. Fluid-pressure. H. G. Manning 492,372 Feb. 21 2078 519 62 1196 Valve for air-brakes. Automatic. J. D. P. Schenck 492,841 Mar. 7 104 25, 26 62 1378 Valve for air-brakes. Quick-release H. R. Mason. 493,436 Mar. 14 5 268 1041 62 269 1579 480 Valve for blowing-engines. Discharge T. James 490,146 Jan. 17 1841 62 405 481 Valve for kitchen-boilers. Safety.. T. B. Clatworthy 491,238 Feb. 7 288 72 62 03 Valve for tanks. Automatic supply. P. White 491,694 Feb. 14 1031 261 972 Valve for triple-valve mechanisms. Graduating- J. T. Hayden 493,715 Mar. 21 1511 3861 62 1684 Valve for water-gages. Sarety. J. Fishburn 490,955 Jan. 31 3176 813 62 490 Valve-gear D. F. Lepley 492,302 Feb. 21 1968 62 1175 491 Valve-gear. C. F. Littlejohn 490,853 Jan. 31 2995 767 62 661 Valve-gear 0. Stephens.. 489,836 Jan. 10 1306 341 62 287 Valve-gear F. M. Walker 490,693 Jan. 31 2752 62 613 563 Valve-gear F. C. Weir and E. W. Harden 490,331 Jan. 24 2159 62 463 (5643 Valve-gear. Steam-engine.. T. M. Pusey 490,986 Jan. 31 3225 824 705 Valve. Hydraulic pressure. G. B. Lamb. 490,290 Jan. 24 2090 545 62 468 Valve-lock".... G. M. Tower 492,313 Feb. 21 1987 495 62 1179 Valve mechanism. Engine C. E. Vaughn 491,670 Feb. 14 993 250 62 903 661 1 Valve-operating device. Engine... D. Joy.. 490,599 Jan. 24 2368 662 Valve or stop-valve mechanism. Stop H. Baum 493,806 Mar. 21 1679 428 621717 Valve. Packingless.. F. Storar 493,567 Mar. 14 1273 3:25 1621 Valve. Pressure-reducing. A. Horne 491,178 Feb. 7 194 50 62 715 Valve. Quick-acting triple H. H. Westinghouse. 489,441 Jan. 3 706 189 62 151 Valve. Radiator air. A. Hubbard 764 Valve. Reducing-pressure E. J. Wood 489,515 Jan. 10 840 219 62 191 Valve. Relief. W. P. Phillips 492, 168 Feb, 21 1765 441 1133 Valve. Rotary F. W. Bruce. 492,267 Feb. 21 1921 479 1165 Valve. Steam-actuated. 183 A. R. Boluss. 491,506 Feb. 726 184 Valve. Suction.. W. H. Brenner, Sr. 493,968 Mar. 21 1946 496 1767 Valve. Throttle A. J. Pitkin 493,836 | Mar. 21 1715 437 62 1724 Valves of steam-engines. Means for operating throt-} F. E. Kinsman 533 tle 492,403 Feb. 28 2133 62 192 534 Vapor-burner A. Gateau 493,079 Mar. 7. 476 119 62 1453 Vapor-burner. Illuminating A. Prier. 493, 293 Mar. 14 824 211 15:36 Vapor generating burner. G. Littlefield 493,171 Mar. 7 622 156 1481 Vaporizer.. J. F. Chase 492,979 Mar. 7 328 82 1424 Vaporizer.. A. R. Miranda 491,902 Feb. 14 1355 337 621035 673 Vegetable-cutter M. J. Cunningham 494,416 Mar. 28 2684 1920 674 Vegetable-cutter. J.S. Patten 492,967 Mar. 7 309 79 62 | 1420 Vegetable-cutter D. N. Weathers 491,622 Feb. 14 925 232 62 949 Vegetation-exterminator A. A. Sharp 492,635 Feb. 28 2517 623 62 1299 Vehicle T. R. Capwell and W.C. Fuller 493,614 Mar. 14 1357 344 62 1630 Vehicle S. Garwood 491,544 Feb. 14 787 201 Vehicle L. Landreth 494,008 Mar. 21 2015 514 1781 Vehicle-bolster. T. H. Glancy 493,702 Mar. 21 1493 382 62 101 Vehicle-brake. H. J. Barnes. 489,189 Jan. 3 318 87, 88 62 Vehicle-brake. M. J. Bobo 493,676 Mar. 21 1455 371 1673 Vebicle-brake. J. M. Miller 489,024 Jan. 3 67 19 17 Vehicle-brake. J. F. Sinkler 490,368 Jan. 24 2217 578 495 Vehicle-brake. J. B. Sweet 489.997 Jan. 17 1584 414 62 356 Vehicle brake lever G. Butler 489,456 Jan. 10 739 197 62 17 Vehicle brake mechanism. J. B Upton 489,839 Jan. 10 1309 342 62 987 Vehicle-clip .. H. H. Young 489,777 Jan. 10 1221 320 62 Vehicle-coupling E. Matthews 489,437 Jan. 3 702 188 62 151 Vehicle curtain-raising device E. Rusing, I. R. Donecho, and H. E. 491,665 Feb. 14 248 Rusing. Vehicle draft-spring J. S. Wine. 490,527 Jan. 24 2468 636 543 Vehicle-gear M. Harcourt. 494,332 Mar. 2R 2549 642 1-95 Vehicle-hound brace J. Zoulek 489,778 Jan. 10 1222 320 Vehicle running-gear J. S. Cleland. 494,095 Mar. 21 2151 549 16 Vehicle running-gear A. Fay. 492,762 Feb. 28 2715 1333 Vehicle running-gear W. B. Phillips 489,688 Jan. 10 1077 280 Vehicle running-gear L. M. Smith 492,845 Mar. 7 111 27, 28 62 1379 Vehiclesand-band. F. Sweetland and J. Faulks.. 489,838 Jan. 10 1308 341 Vehicle-seat. W. S. O'Brien 490.919 Jan. 31 3117 799 65 Vehicle-seat. J. Ruch.... 489,569 Jan. 10 912 238 62 Vehicle side guard F. 0. Blackwell 493,327 Mar. 14 895 2:26 1546 Vehicle. Side-spring 273 J.J. Gilbert. 489,673 Jan. 10 1050 62 274 S Vehicle. Side-spring H. A. Muckle 490,299 Jan. 24 2102 548 62 Vehicle-spring J. N. Eastwood 492.788 Mar. 7 26 7 62 Vehicle-spring W. G. Mowry 489,321 Jan. 3 516 141 112 Vehicle-spring C. E. Pearl 490,677 Jan. 31 2733 704 609 Vehicle-spring R. J. Skiles.. 490,794 Jan. 31 2914 749 62 644 Vehicle spring-gear W. Bonnar 493,677 Mar. 21 1456 371 1674 Vehicle spring-gear H. W. Hamell 493,708 Mar. 21 1500 384 62 1689 Vehicle. "Spring-propelled 1553 Vehicle-step Page 17
Paints, stains. varnishes, and similar articles Harrison Bros. & Co 22,656 Mar. 14 Paints, varnishes, stains, driers, japans, and kindred goods. Chicago Varnish Company. 22,395 Jan. 31 Paper. Albumepized Scovill & Adams Company. 22, 666 Mar. 21 Paper, paper boxes, and paper bags. Wrapping. W. A. Bingham & Company 22,518 Feb. 28 Paper receptacle. Toilet Steel Edge Stamping and Retinning 22, 326 Jan. 10 Company: Paper. Waterproof. F. W. Bird & Son. 22,516 Feb. 28 Paper. Writing... Springdale Paper Company 22,665 Mar. 21 Papers. Waterproof. F. W. Bird & Son. 22,490 Feb. 21 Paste and cement for paper, leather, and similar materials G. Tegeler 22,286 Jan. 3 Pencils. Eyebrow-... E. N. Gaillard 22,543 Feb. 28 Peus of all kinds Firm of William Mitchell 22,515 Feb. 2 Pepsin, pancreatin, and rennet and their compounds Swift & Company 22,539 Feb. 2! Perfumed toilet preparations, including soap. V. Klotz 22,690 Mar. 21 Perfumery, sachet-powders, and toilet soap Firm of Solon Palmer 22,363 Jan. 24 Perfumery, soaps, oils, tooth-powder, smelling extracts, rice Roger & Gallet.. 22, 440 Feb. 7 powders, and cologne. Periodical. Printed Fashion Company: 22,419 Feb. Photographic preparations J. Hauff.. 22,274 Jan. 3 Pickled and preserved fruits and vegetables H. B. Mills. 22,597 Mar, 7 Pills.. C. Wright 22,614 Mar. 7 Pills. Cathartic C. B. Riker 22,572 Feb. 2 Pills for sick and nervous headaches E. T. Leach 22,570 Feb. 2Pine wood. Distilled products of. Imperial Pine Product Company. 22,312 Jan. 10 Plaster. Cement. Salina Cement Plaster Company 22,464 Feb. 14 Plaster-of-paris. J. B. King & Co 22,561 Feb. 28 Plows, cultivators, rollers, and harrows. Wiard Plow Company 22.417 Jan. 31 Polish for silver and like wares Reliance Manufacturing Company. 22,558 Feb. 28 Polish. Furniture F. F. Fluhrer 22,313 Jan. 10 Polish. Furniture F. F. Fluhrer 22,620 Mar. 7 Polish. Metal. Reliance Manufacturing Company. 22.559 Feb. 28 Polish or blacking. Stove Morse Bros 22,622 Mar. 7 Polish. Stove. Reliance Janufacturing Company.. 22,560 Feb. 28 Pop-corn. Shelled Albert Dickinson Company 22,343 Jan. 17 Pork products. Pig. McDowell Packing Company 22,639 Mar. 14 Powder used as a remedy for dyspepsia and other stomach Home Medical Company 22,372 Jan. 24 troubles. Powders. Headache.. N. L. Munro 22.391 Jan. 31 Preparation for the cure of colic in horses D. E. Prall 22,573 Feb. 2 Preparation for the cure of venereal diseases. M. Markendorf 22,463 Feb. 14 Preparations for the skin and complexion. M. L. Johann. 22,442 Feb. 7 Preservative. Chemical compound useri as a W. A. Loewenthal 22,345 Jan. 17 Preserving compounds. Fruit and vegetable S. Pierce 22,281 Jan. 3 Prune-juice. Ball & Cheyne Company 22,429 Feb. 7 Publications. R. J. Buchanan 22,457 Feb. 14 Publications and periodicals. Printed Christian Union Company 22,338 Jan. 17 Publications. Printed Judge Publishing Company. 22,579 Mar. 7 Pulp and waterproofed. Household and other ware made United Iudurated Fibre Company. 22,377 Jan. 24 from wood Pulp and waterproofed. Housebold and other ware mado United Indurated Fibre Company... 22,378 Jan. 24 from wood Pumps Red Jacket Manufacturing Co.. 22,663 Mar. 14 Pumps. Wood. C. S. Burlingham 22.664 Mar. 14 Remedies. Certain named Turner Shaker Medicine Co. 22, 478 Feb. 14 Remedies. Certain named line of proprietary. Five Points Chemical Co. 22,373 Jan. 24 Remedies for cancerous diseases Firm of E. Merck 22.375 Jan. 24 Remedies for nervous debility and other named diseases W.G. Dobie 22,472 Feb. 14; Remedies for nervous disorders and all diseases of the blood, Turner-Shaker Medicine Co. 22, 479 Feb. 14 liver, and kidneys. Remedies for pulmonary diseases. T. Smith & Son 22,611 Mar. 7 Remedy for bronchial diseases W. L. Coakley 22,346 Jan. 17 Remeds for catarrh A. HI and P. Volk 22,291 Jan. 3 Remedy for certain named diseases F. M. Criswell. 22,612 Mar. 7 Remedy for certain named diseases Macura Drug Co 22.685 Mar. 21 Remedy for chills and fever L. M. Collins 22.347 Jan. 17 Remedy for diseases of the blood and liver Shawnee Remedy Co. 22.393 Jan. 31 Remedy for diseases of the kidneys Taboe Morical Company. 22.569 Feb. 28 Remedy for female diseases. A powder to be used as a Home Medical Company 22,308 Jan. 10 Remedy for gonorrhea, female weaknesses, and analogous dis. Sandalide Co... 22,374 Jan. 24 eases. Remedy for hog.cholera and other diseases E. C. Rosenzi 22.649 Mar. 14 Remedy for neuralgia E. B. White 22,648 Mar. 14 Remedy for rheumatism W. H. A. Nesbitt. 22.684 Mar. 21 Remedy for rheumatism C. E. Thompson & Co. 22.292 Jan. 3 Ribbons. Silk W. Openhym & Sons, 22,670 Mar. 21 Rope dressing or filling C. W. Hunt Company. 22.344 Jan. 17 Rubber goods. Certain named. A. U. Bets 22,674 Mar. 21 Salts. Effervescing fruit. Geary Drug Co 22.532 Feb. 28 Salve G. L. Baldauf & Co. 22,446 Feb. 7 Salve or ointment for the skin F. J. Lockwood 22,616 Mar. 7 Salves and liniments for animal use Reliance Manufacturing Company 22,651 Mar. 14 Salves, liniments, plasters, and bitters E. Dort ... 22,444 Feb. 7 Silves, pills, vermifuge, liniment, and congh balın. A. H. Gottschall 22.471 Feb. 14 Sardines. S. G. Stevens 22,594 Mar. Sarsaparilla and cough sirup Red Seal Remedy Co 22,082 Mar. 21 Sarsaparilla. Compounds of W. R. Manners, G. H. Downing, and 22,701 Mar. 28 G. S. Ackley. Screws, bolts, nuts, rivets, burrs, washers, wire nails, and American Screw Company Mar. 28 kindred articles. Seeds, bulbs, plants, and flowers E. II. Hunt 22,448 Feb. 7 Sewing machines Cash Buyers' Union. 22.353 Jan. 17 Sewing machines Chicago Sewing Machine Company 22,662 Mar. 14 Sewing machines and attachments Parsons & Bird 22, 473 Feb. 14 Sewing machines and their attachments... Domestic Sewing Machine Company. 22,327 Jan. 10 Page 18
Sewing machines and their attachments. Sewing machines and their attachments.. Sewing machines and their attachments.. Sewing-machines and their attachments.. Sewing machines and their attachments.. Sewing machines and their attachments Sewing machines and their attachments. Sheeting... Shirts Skirt-holders Slates Soap. Carbolic Soap in chips and bars Soap. Laundry and toilet. Soap. Laundry and toilet Soap or cleaning compound. Plastic. Soap, perfumery, and toilet preparations Soap, perfumery, and toilet preparations Soap, perfumery, and toilet preparations Soap powder Soap. Toilet. Soap. Toilet. Soap. Toilet Soap. Toilet and laundry. Soap. Toilet and laundry. Spices, herbs, flavoring extracts, essences, celery salt, tapioca. sago, rice, pepper-sauce, and ketchup. Starch. Wheat Starching machines Stays. Dress.. Stays. Dress and corset Stays or corsets Steel and iron. Soft.
Domestic Sewing Machine Company New York Sewing Machine and Manufacturing Company: New York Sewing Machine and Manufacturing Company: New York Sewing Machine and Manufacturing Company. New York Sewing Machine and Manufacturing Company. New York Sewing Machine and Manufacturing Company: New York Sewing Machine and Manufacturing Company. Minot. Hooper & Co D. R Sillesky & Co Smith Brewer Novelty Company Hyatt School Slate Company. Reliance Manufacturing Company. H. Kohnstamm & Co.. Rice & Robinson Soap Company Rice & Robinson Soap Company American Chemical Company Colgate & Co Colgate & Co.. Colgate & Co. P. Nebrbass Mexican Root Soap Co Robinson Bros. & Co. Stearns & Gorilon Amalga Soap Company Dunwoody Bros. W.J. Stitt & Co...
22.631 22.475 2,586 22.110 29,551 22.618 22 549 22 550 22. 169 22,516 22,517 2.2.548 22,545 22,468 22,364 2.2. 496 22,691 22,470 22,279
Mar. 14 Feb. 14 Mar. 7 Jan. 31 Feb. 28 Mar. 7 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 14 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Feb. 20 Feb. 14 Jan. 24 Feb, 21 Mar. 21 Feb. 14Jan. 3
1647 1061 1506 740 1318 1500 1318 1318 1061 1318 1313 1318 1318 1061
Steel hardening and tempering compound Stoves and ranges Stoves, heaters, and parts of the same. Stoves, ranges, and heaters, and gasoline, oil, coal, and wood burning stoves. Gas- String instruments. Suppositories for diseases of the bowels and rectum Suspensories Threads and silk fabrics. Sewing, knitting, and embroidery silk Tin plates, terne plates, tin taggers, black taggers, and sheet metal and solder. Tires. Vehicle-..
Union Cycle Manufacturing Com
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE, 1893.
Watches Watches Watches Watches Watches Watches Watches Watches and their parts. Water-closets
1345 1315 1313 13 15 1316 1316 1346 156
Hampden Watch Company Hampelen Water Company Hampden Watch Company Hampden Watch Company Hampden Watch Company Hampelen Witch Company Hampen Watch Company American Waltham Wa ch Com. pany L. M. Rumsey Manufacturing Com pany: L. M. Rumsey Manufacturing Com. panv. New England Whaleboue Manufac. turing Co. Pettijohn California Breakfast Food Company. J. Olwell & Co. J. Olwell & Co Bigbie Bros. & Co D. L. Blever & Co G. T. Gambrill J. Gillon & Co Kaufmann Bros, & Co Mitchell Brothers J. Olwell & Co A.S. De LissaMayer Sons & Co Brossault & Co Meagher Bros. & Co..Brossault & Co uit Company J. P. Straub California Vintage Company Clinton Wire Cloth Company Mica Roofing Co.. C. E. Ogden C. E. Olen Aktiengesellschaft für Toril Indus trie, vorinals Dollins Meiy & Cie. Aktiengesellschaft für Textil Indus trie, vormals Dollfus Meig & Cie. Aktiengesellschaft für Textil Indus trie, vormals Dollfis-Meig & Cie. Aktiengesellschaft für TextilIndus trie, vormals Doulfus Meiu & Cie. Aktiengesellschaft für Textil Indus. trie, vormals Dollfus. Meig & Cie. Distilling and Cattle Feeding Com pany.
117 10 710 1347 1-18 1317 100 1012 314 93 1-18
Whiskies Whiskies. Whisky Whisky Whisky Whisky Whisky Whisky Whisky Whisky, manhattan, and other cocktails. Whisky. Ryo. Wine. Bordeaux Wine. Orange quinine-. Wines. Wines and brandies Wines and cordials Wines and liquors. California Wire.netting and wire-cloth. Wood-preservative Writing fluids and inks Writing fluids and inks Yarns and thread. Cotton, linen, silk, woolen, and.hair Yarns and thread. Cotton, linen, silk, woolen, and hair. Yarns and thread. Cotton, linen, silk, woolen, and hair... Yarns and thread. Cotton, linen, silk, woolen, and hair. Yarns and thread. Cotton, linen, silk, woolen, and hair. Yeast. Compressed..
22.289 Jan. 3 1 22 502 Feb. 211 22,529 Feb. 2 12.641 Mar. 14 22, 107 Jan. 31 22.530 Feb. 20 2.675 Mar. 21 22531 Feb. 28 20.455 Feb. 14 22.679 Mar. 21 20,3:23 Jan. 10 22,426 Feb. 7 22.681 Mar. 21 22,349 Jan. 17 22.612 Mar. Feb. 28 22,606 Mar. 7 22,524 Feb. 28 22,495 Feb. 21 22.583 Mar. 7 22.564 Mar. 7 22.381 Jan. 31
1611347 1500 1347 194 15116 1506 73
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Washington, D. C., January 1, 1893.
The following is the official classification of patents and inventions in the Patent Office. No changes will be made therein except by order of the Commissioner. Should occasion arise for any modification of this classification, either by the discontinuance of any title or by the addition of a new one, the matter will be presented to the Commissioner for his action. Examiners will not transfer patented drawings from one class or sub-class to another except on the Commissioner's approval. Changes in classes and sub-classes will be published in the OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
W. E. SIMONDS, Commissioner of Patents. Page 19
CLASSIFICATION OF INVENTIONS.
REVISED AND APPROVED BY THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE JANUARY 1, 1893.
All inventions are classified in the United | processes, and in the classes of Arms and States Patent Office. Projectiles, Brakes and Gins, Distillation, The present classification, revised January Electricity, Elevators, Fire-Arms, Fishing and 1, 1893, contains two hundred and eight* Trapping, Iļarrows and Diggers, Ilarvesters, classes, subdivided into five thousand and Ilydraulic Motors, Injectors and Ejectors, forty-five sub-classes. Marine Propulsion, Metal - Founding, OrdPersons desiring to inform themselves in nance, Packing and Storing Vessels, Plows, regard to the state of the art in any line of in- Projectiles, Seeders and Planters, Sewing-Mavention can best do so by purchasing printed chines, Sheet Metal-Ware Making, Steam and copies of the specifications and drawings of Vacuum Pumps, Sugar and Salt, Tobacco, patents in the sub-class containing the inven- Trees, Plants and Flowers, Type-Writing Mation, the number and cost of which will be chines, Wind - Wheels, and Wire-Working, given upon application. and the sub-classes of Bale-Band Tighteners, Those wishing to subscribe for the printed Bale-Ties, Baling, Cane - Mills, Cane-Stripcopies of specifications and drawings of future pers, ('ar-Seats, Corn - Ilusking Implements, patents in any sub-class may do so by depos- Freight - Cars, Tobacco-Driers, and Timeiting any amount from five dollars upward, Locks. the sum depending upon the size of the sub DRAWINGS of all patents, from earliest to class. The copies will then be mailed to them weekly, at the rate of ten cents each, until the present date, have been photolithographed, with a few exceptions. deposit shall have become exhausted, when The cost of copies of drawings with the notice will be duly sent for renewal of de specifications, if printed, is ten cents per copy. posit, if desired. Orders for specifications and drawings by If the specification has not been printed, an classes should give the numbers as well as additional cost of ten cents per hundred words the titles of the class and sub-class. for a manuscript copy of it will be charged. Orders for single patents should give the For the convenience of persons ordering number and date of the patent and the name copies of patents or of the OFFICIAL GAZETTE, of the inventor. coupon orders, good for one drawing and SPECIFICATIONS of patents issued since printed specification, or one number of the August 27, 1861, commencing with No. 33,119, GAZETTE, are sold in quantities of ten or mulhave been printed up to this date; also, all re. tiples thereof, at ten cents each. These may issues and all patents previously issued for be used singly and are good till used.
* Classes 7, Brewing and Fermenting ; 36, Electricity: 9), Ora; 121, Distillation; RI, Toniny; 133, Trunks ; 158, Metal Orna. mentation; and 161, Steam Water Elevators, have been abolished. Page 20
CLASS 14.--BRIDGES. (IV.) Sub-classes. Bridges Bridges- 15. Suspension, 12. Bowstring, 6. Truss, 1. Draw 2. Ferry-guards. 9. Gates, 11. Flooring. 8. Floating, 4. Piers. Class 15.-BRUSHING AND SCRUBBING. (XXVII.) Sub-classes. 1. Blacking box and brush 8. Carpet-cleaners. cases. 60. Carpet-sweepers. 18. Blacking.box holders. Chimney-cleaners 61. Boot-blacking machines. 41. Flue and stove-pipa, 2. Boot-cleaners. 42. Lamp. 4. Broom-machines. 43. Combined mop heads and Brooms wringers. 19. Broom-heads, 44. Combined scrubbers and 20. Household, mops. 21. Stable and yard, 45. Dressing and assorting ma- 22. Whisk. chines. 23. Brush and broom bridles- Fountain brushes- 24. Handles, 46. Blacking, 6. Supports. 47. Brooin, 25. Brush-cleaners. 48. Hair, Brush heads and faces 49. Paint. 26. Bath and flesh brushes, 51. Scrubbers, 27. Brush and broom fiber, 50. Shaving, 28. Dusting-brushes,52. Tooth, 29. Hair-brushes, 33. Window-cleaners. 30. Hat and clothes brushes, Holders- 31. Horse-brushes, 54. Brush-head, 32. Metal-cleaning brushes, 55. Convertible mop and 33. Metallic tuft-fasteners, brush, 34. Molds and molded backs, 56. Mop-heads. 35. Nail-brushes, 57. Mops. 36. Paint and whitewash 12. Mop-wringers. brushes, 14, Scrubbing machines- 37. Rotary brushes, 15. Pails. 13. Scrubbers, 58. Shoe-blacking stauds. 38. Shaving-brushes, 16. Shoe-brushes. 39. Tooth-brushes. 17. Street-gWeeper's. 7. Brnsh-machines. 59. Window-cleauerg. 40. Brush-trimming machines. /
Class 5.-BEDS. (VIII.) Sub-classes. Beds- | Wardrobe-bedsteads - 1. Air, 35. Sectional, center-foldling, Camp. 86. Sectional, end-folding, 37. Single-frame, 23. Folding, 38. Sliding frame. 21. of cords, 22. Clothes-clamps. 23. of slats, 6. Cording and lastenings. 26. of slats and springs, 7. Crib attachments. 29. of springs 20. Cribs and cradlos. 30. Hooks, 31. Stretchers, Extension, 32. Supports. 9. Folding, 11. Head-sections. 12. Invalid, 13. Mattresses. 16. Sofa, 14. Mosquito-nets and canopies. 17. Table, 15. Pillows. 18. Wardrobe-bedsteads 33. Pillow-sham holders. 31. Extension, 21. Springs. CLASS 6.-BEE-CULTURE. (11.) Sub-classes. 1. Bec-lives. 12. Hive appliances. CLASS 8.-BLEACHING AND DYEING. (VI.) Sub-classes. 16. Apron vats and stretchers. 7. Press-dyeing: 2. Bleaching. 8. Renovating dress. 1. Carbon dyes. 18. Vats, Close 5. Dyeing processes. 19. Vats. Open 6. Dyes. 15. Steam and bleach chests. 13. Mordants, 12. Wool-cleaning. 17. Perforated rolls and spray. jets. Class 9.-BOATS. (XXII.) Sub-classes. 1. Boat hooks and fenders. 6. Life-preservers. 2. Building. 7. Oars and oar-locks. 3. Buoys and safes. 8. Rafting and booming. 4. Detaching, hoisting, and low. 9. Sectional and folding. ering. 10. Swimming appliances. 5. Life boats and rafts. CLAss 11.--BOOK-BINDING. (V.) Sub-classes. 1. Albums. 6. Book-stapling. 13. Bank- notes, checks, and 7. Indexing bonds. 9. Newspaper-files. 2. Binding machines. | 14. Postage and revenuestamps. 3. Books an covers. 10. Temporary binders. 4. Boul-cover protectors. 15. Tickets. 5. Book-cutting: 11. Writing-tablets. 12. Book loaf holders and inarks. 1 CLASS 12.-BOOTS AND SHOES. (XI.) Sub-classes. 2. Boot-jacks. 11. Pegs. 30. Boot-treeing machines. 12. Pogging-jacks. 3. Boot trees.
Class 16.-- BUILDERS' HARDWARE. (XX.) Sub-classes. 1. Blind-stops. 15. Sash balances- 2. Bolts. 12. Fasteners 3. Carpet fasteners. 51. Mid-rail, 4. Casters 52. Right-angle, 45. Ball, 53. Sash-lifts. 21. Sewing machine. 19. Holders-- 6. Door checks-- 51. Ruller-bearing 46. Checksand closers. Pnen- 20. Weights. matic 16. Sash-cord fasteners 47. Closers. Gravitating 17. Guides. 7. Hangers, 22. Shutter-bowers- 8. Securers, 23. Fasteners 9. Springs 55. Combined sash, 10. Handles. 56. Fire, 11. Hingos 24. Workers- 48. Awning-blind, 57. Combined slat. 5. Coach, 26. Stair rods and securers. 49. Gate, 37. Till-ularis 12. Lock, 2. Transom-lifters. 14. Safe, 29. Window-bead fasteners. 25. Spring, 10. Window and loor buttons- 27. Table. 58. Automatic, 50. Nail-heads. Ornamental 59. Trippers. Class 17.-BUTCHERING. (XXV.) Sub-classes. 8. Butchers' stalls. Meat-cutterg- 9. Chopping.blocks. Double-cylinder, Dressing- Page 21
C1A8s 42.-Continued. Gung- 9. Gun-barrels, Breech.loading- 10. Gun-trimmings. Q. Breech-block sliding 11. Implements. vertically in mortise. 12. Locke. Breech-block sliding lat. 27. Muzzle-loaders. erally in mortise, 15. Nipples and guarda. Faucet breech.block, 16. Pistol-swords. chambered, 18. Revolvers. Faucet breech-block 19. Ritling. with chamber in front, 20. Sights. Rotating sleere on bar. 21. Stocks. rel. 22. Targets Gas-operated, 24. Flying. Recoil-operated, 23. Toy pistols. Cane, Magazine.
Sub-classes. 8. Ladders 11. Blanket. 49. Collapsible, Check- 1 Escape- 22. Escapement, 15. Fixed 23. Fluid, 16. Mounting 24. Fly, 17. Sectional hand. Governor. 19. Shooting and truck 1. Chutes. 18. Trolley, 4. Friction- 50. Extension, 26. 51. Feet, 27. Jaw, set screw, 3. Flexible Hand-clamp, Reel 29. Reel 45. Sectional 30. End-thrust, 16. Elevator, 32. Jaw.brake, 47. Single-stile, 33. Jaw-brake, tension, 48. Trolley, Strap-brake, 52. Hooks, 34. Shooting lines, 57. Jacka, 35. Tortuons, 53. Sectional, 36. Tortuous and jaw- 7. 37. Set-screw, 56. Store-service, 38. Wheel-brake. 1 54. Stops. 5. Hoists 5.3. Trussed. 39. Fixed guides, 6. Lazr-tongs 40. Movable guides, 14. Sliding poles. 41. Pulley-block, Towers- 42. Reciprocating cages, 13. Fixed, 43. Shooting-spar, 12. Shooting 9. Trolley.
Class 52.- EXPLOSIVES. (VI.) Sub-classes. 1. Blasting powder. 5. Matches 2. Fulminates. 3. Nitro compounds. 4. Gunpowiler. 6. Pyrotechnic compounds. Sub-classes. 1. Calk-sharpeners. 6. Shoes 2. Hoof and shoe spreaders. 7. Shoe-nail clinchers. 3. Hoof cleaners and trimmers. 8. Shoeing-stands. 5. Hoof pails. 19. Toe-weights. Class 38.-FELT AND FUR. (XXI.) Sub-classes. 7. Fabrics. 10. Forming bats. 7. Felting-machines. 11. Fulling 9. Flock-cutting. 12. Furs and pelts. CLASS 39.-FENCES. (1.) Sub-classes. 2. Fence-posts. Gates 3. Fences Swinging- Barbed, 14. Hand-openers, 4. Flood, 20. Load-openers, 6. Iron, 17. Rotary 9. Wire. 16. Self-closers, 5. Gates- 25. Tilting, 15. Compound, 19. Vertically-adjustable, 21. Expanding, 13. Tilting- 24. Dropping, 26. Folding panel. Jump 12. Wire fasteners. 23. Oscillating, 45. Wire - stretchers. Perina 11. Railway- nent- Cattle-guard, 46. Compensatore, 38. Electric, 47. Mid-wire take-up, 36. Mast- 48. Patlı-closers, 35. Automatic, 49. Post-winders, 41. Platform-guard, 50. Vertical 37. Pneumatic, 51. Wire-stretchers. Remov. 39. Rocking, able- Sliding, 52. Clutch-bars, 43. Swinging, 53. Grips, 40. Vertically moving, 34. Levers - 55. Attached, 29. Lever-openers, 56. Loopers, 28. Pulley or rack openers, 57. Rack-bars. 30. Suspended, 58. Ratchet-bars, Vibrating tracks, 59. Reel-carriers, 32. Sliding and swinging- 63. Screw, 33. Hinged-roller, 60. Tongs, 34. Suspending frames, 61. Twin-books, 8. Swinging- 62. Windlasses. 18. Folding-panel, CLASS 71.-FERTILIZERS. (VI.) Sub-classes. 1. Apparatus. 7. Phosphates. 9. Compositions. 8. Sewage and night-soil. 6. Organic CLASS 41.-FINE ARTS. (v.) Sub classes. 2. Artificial flowers. 10. Gilding. Leaf- 1. Artists' appliances. 12. Medals. 19. Badges. 21. Metal ornamentation. 3. Banners and flags. 13. Ornamenting cloth. 4. Canvas-stretchers. 15. Pictures. 5. Decorative painting. 14. Picture frames. 6. Drawing boards. 20. Picture-supports. 7. Easels. 16. Sculpture. 9. Engraving and tools. 17. Theater appliances. 8. Engraving-machines. 18. Trausfers. Class 12.-FIREARMS. (XXII.) Sub-classes. 25. Ball-traps. Guy 3. Bayonety Breach loding- 5. Bows and cross-bows, I. Breech block swinging 8. Catapults. upward and forward, 26. Electrical appliances. J. Breech-block swinging Guns- laterally rware. 1. Air and spring, K. Breech - block swinging 4. Blow, backward and down. 6. Breech-louling- ward, A. Barrel sliding forward, Breech - block swinging B. Barrel tilting up at on center or trunnions, breech, M. Breech block swing Barrel tilting up at muz. ing upward and back. zle,
CLASS 169.-FIRE-EXTINGUISHERS. (IX.) Sub-classes. 4. Car-heater. 2. Portable, 1. Chemical. 3. Stationary.
Class 183.-FIREPROOF BUILDINGS. (IV.) Sub-classes. 1. Ceilings, floors, and parti- 5. Flooding: tions. Non-metallic 6. Floor-arches. 2. Columns and timber. 7. Metallic sidings and parti- 3. Cornices. tions. 4. Fireproof roofs.
CLASS 43.-FISHING AND TRAPPING. (XXII.) Sub-classes. 2. Decoys. Insect-destroyers- Fishing- 5. Fumigatore 3. Fishways, 8. Moth-exterminators, 4. Floats, 14. Powder-dustern. 6. Harpoons and spears, Traps — Hooks, 18. Bedbug, 9. Nets and seines, 19. Cage, 10. Oyster-culture, 20. Fish, 11. Oyster-dredges, 21. Impalement, 12. Oyster rakes and tongs, Insect, 13. Pisciculture, Jaw, 15. Reels, 24. Self-set and ever-set. 16. Rouls, 25. Sporting, 17. Sinkers. 26. Victim-set, Insect-destroyers- 27. Wire-choker. 1. Catchers,
CLASS 188.-FLUID.PRESSURE RAILWAY BRAKES, (XXVIII.) Sub-classes. 1. Antomatic. 14. Electric 2. Dorailment. 5. Momentum-pump. 3. Direct. 6. Vacuum.
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Class 70.-Continued. 13. Latches 1 Locks- Gate, 18. Permutation, 51. Gravity, 20. Piano, 44. Lifting 47. Pin, 45. Lifting, hooked ends, 23. Seal, 21. Reversible, 31. Sliding door, 42. Sliding- 25. Till, 43. Pivoted ends, 26. Time, 49. Swinging. 1 48. Trap, 14. Locke 27. Trunk. 1. Alarm, 15. Lock-strikes Bag. 52. Electric 4. Car-seat, | 16. Lock-trimmings. Locks 29. Locks anti latches combined. 46. Cylinder, 17. Padlocks- 50. Electric, Permutation. 5. Hasp, 24. Shackles. 6. Indicator,
CLABs 184.-LUBRICATORS. (11.) Sub-classes. 9. Axle. 4. Gravity-feed- 1. Capillary attraction. 5. Automnatic cut-off. 2. Condensation displacement. 6. Liquetiers. 3. Force-fred. 7. Loose pulley. 8. Miscellaneous.
Class 66.-KNITTING AND NETTING. (XXI.) Sub-classes. 1. Burrs and sinkers. 6. Netting Circular- 7. Stopping 2. Circular machines, Straight- 18. Independent needles, 15. Cams and stops, 11. Looper pin and hook ma- 13. Fashioning machines, chines. Looper pin and hook ma- 17. Crocheting. chines, 3. Darning 8. Straight machines, 4. Fabrics. 16. Warp-machines. 12. Feeding. 9. Take-ups and tensions. 5. Needles. 10. Tatting CLASS 67.-LAMPS AND GAS-FITTINGS. (XXX.) Sub-classes. 53. Automatic cut-offs. Lamps- 1. Candlesticks 16. Forcell-draft, 97 Miners'. 17. Independent reservoir, 66. Canopy shades and reflect. 64. No-chimney, 20. Safety - tube and central. 3. Chandeliers. Gas. draft, 4. Chim ney.holders. 85. Special, 92. Chimneys. Compos 29. Street. 91. Chimneys. Integral. 24. Lanterns-- -9. Distributers. 90. Dark, 93. Double chimneys. 35. Sigual, Drop-lights- 46. Submarine, 55. Burner attachments, 44. Tubular 56. Counter-weight, 45. Lantern-holders. 57. Friction and clutch, 71. Lighting implements. 5. Spring-drum. 84. Lighting systems. Extinguishers- Lights. 60. Fluid, 96. Christmas tree, 59. Mechanical, 50. Decorative, 61. Pneumatic. Head, 65. Fonts, collars, and tops. 75. Hydrogen platinum, 74. Gas brackets and valves. 34. Signal. 7. Gas-burnere 98. Match boxes. Igniting. 27. Match-safes. 52. Regenerative, 95. Oil indicators and fillers, 9. Regulating 80. Pedestals. 8. Gas-titungs. 81. Pocket-lighters. 62. Gaslighting attachments. 21. Posts. 77. Globes. 54. Pressure cut-offs. 91. Guards. Retlectors- 78. Harps and hangers. Hooded, 79. Lamp attachments. 72. Miscellaneous, 83. Lamp-boxes. 68. Sidle. 33. Lamp-burners-- 37. Refracting attachments. 69. Safety lamps and lanterns. 11. Multiple-wick, 67. Shade supports. 63. Lamp-lighting attachments. 73. Street light hangers. 32. Lamps- 38. Torches. 87. Bicycle, 30. Vapor-burners. 39. Bracket, 86. Wick-pickers. 76. Carriage. 88. Wick raisers. Flat- Cigar-lighting, 23. Wicks. CLABS 68.-LAUNDRY. (XXVII.) Sub-classes. 1. Bogom-boards. 29. Wash-boards. 30. Wash-boilers. 34. Clothes-driers. 31. Washtubs. 12. Clothes-line fasteners. Washing machines- 3. Clothes-lines. 15. Agitator, 14. Clothes-line reels. 16. Boiler, 4. Clothes-pins. 17. Combined washing and 5. Clothes-pounders, wringing, 6. Clothes sticks and tongs. 18. Cylinder, 7. Fluting-irons. 37. Miscellaneous 8. Hand-rubbers. 19. Pounder, 19. Ironing-machines. 20. Reciprocating-rubber, 10. Ironing tables. Rocking and swinging, 11. Laundries. Roller, 24. Rotary-rubber. 27. Saul-iron bolders. 32. Wringers. 28. Starching-machines. 33. Wringer-rolls. 33. Wayh-benches. CLASs 69.-LEATHER-WORKING MACHINERY. (XI.) Sub-classes. 4. Splitting.
Class 74.-MACHINE ELEMENTS. (XII.) Sub-classes. 1. Cams and eccentrics. | 13. Machine-brakes. 5. Cranks and lovers. 14. Mechanical movements. 6. Fly.wheels. 20. Overcoming dead.centers. 7. Gearing- 16. Pawls and ratchets. 21. Belt: 17. Pitmen. 26. Frictional, 27. Racks and pinions. Sectional: 18. Treadles- Yieldable. 30. Hand attachments. 8. Gibs and keys. 19. Universal joints. Class 115.-MARINE PROPULSION. (XXII.) Sub-classes. Paddle-wheels Propelling- 4. Feathering blades,
13. Mangles. 26. Sad-irons.
Class 199. LINOTYPING. (XXX.) Sub classes. 4. Justifying devices. 3. Linotype-making. 1. Linotype-machines. 2. Linotypes. CLASS 70.-LOCKS AND LATCHES. (XX.) Sub-classes. 40. Baggage-seals. Page 23
134. STENCIL-PLATEs. Stencils made from metallic or other rigid plates. 135. CASTING-BOXES. 136. MATRICES AND MATERIALS. 137. SETTING AND DISTRIBUTING, 138. SURFACES Printing-surfaces not specifically classified. 139. SURFACES. BASES. Bases for printing-surfaces in which the surface is immovably connected to the base. 140. SURFACES. HOLDERS. Holding devices, not specifically classi- fied, for removably holding printing plates on their bases. 141. HOLDERS. SLIDING-CLAMP. 142. PLANOGRAPHIC. Printing-surfaces, which are neither relief nor intaglio, such as lithographic, zincographic, &c. 143. PLANOGRAPHIC. HEKTOGRAPHS. 144. PLANOGRAPHIC. HOLDERS AND SUProrts. Devices for sud- porting, setting, and holding in place planographic printing. surfaces. 145. RULES. 146. Types. 147. TICKET-MACHINES. Organized machines designed to print, cut, and issue tickets. of the printing couple consists of a bed or a series of beds travel other than a reciprocation. 149. TYPE-CASES. 150. TYPE-MACHINES. Machines for making type other than by casting. Class 102.-PROJECTILES. (XXII.) Sub-classes. 1. Blasting and fuses. | 9. Marine torpedoes. 2. Bomb-lances. 11. Primers. 3. Cap-boxes. 12. Projectiles. 4. Cap-filling. 13. Rockets. 19. Cartridge implements. 14. Sabots and wads. 5. Cartridge-loading. 15. Shells. 6. Cartridges- 16. Shell-fuses. 20. Electric. 17. Shot-cartridges. 7. Flasks and chargers. 18. Torpedoes. 8. Lubricating.
CLASS 104.-RAILWAYS. (IV.) Sub-classes. 49. Buffers. 12. Switches-- 1. Car-replacers. Automatic, 2. Chairs. 77. Automatic safety, 63. Compensators. 26. Pneumatic, 40. Crossings. 78. Safety, 3. Deadening noise. 79. Spring, 75. Deflection-stands. 24. Tramway. 76. Detector-bars. 13. Tank-feeders. 4. Elevated. Track- 50. Foot-guards. 44. Fastenings, 5. Frogs- 14. Miscellaneous, 99. Movable-rail, 45. Portable- 98. Spring-rail. 112. Cross-overs. 35. Grippers- Staingers and ties- 67. Automatic release, Metallic. 88. Friction, Track-cleaners 89. Friction-belt, 65. Blade and broom, 90. Roller, 36. Centrifugal, 91. Sprocket-wheel, 37. Dumpers, 92. Whelp-wheel. 38. Elevators, 109. Guard-rail clamps. 56. Explosive, 7. Hose-bridges. 100. Flangers- 8. Inclined plane. 101. Rotary, 39. Interlocking- 102. Vibrating, 105. Rouls, | 103. Hot plows, 101. Selectors, 52. Melters, 106. Stands. Plows, 111. Pleasure-rail ways. 58. Removing weeds, 60. Pot-sleepers. 66. Snow-guards, 54. Rail braces. 57. Stock-alarms, 11, Rail-joints. 34. Wbeel-fenders. 10. Rails- 110. Track-curves. 21. Signals- 16. Track-layers. 42, Automatic alarm, 17. Track-platforms. 67. Bar, 59. Track raisers. 71. Danger, 18. Traction 31. Detonating, 80. Cable-shields, 68. Light 81. Crossing conduits, 27. Pneumatic 82. Crossing streams, Antomatic, 83. Curves, Portable, 53. Running and carrying 22. Switch, rope, 70. Train order. 84. Slot-closers, 94. Signals. Automatic- 85. Slot-switches. 72. Setting apparatus, 86. Take-ups, Tappets, 47. Underground. 74. Trips. 48. Transfer-tables. 61. Sled ways. 64. Truck-changers. 95. Switch-chairs. 19. Turn-tables. 96. Switch-rods. 62. Yards and plants. 25. Switch-stands.
CLAss 103.-PUMPS. (IX.) Sub-classes. 45. Accumulators. 17. Hollow piston-rod. 2. Attachments. 22. Lift. 46. Brakes. 47. Lift and force. 5. Cattle. 48. Miscellaneous parts. 6. Chain. 23. Oil. 7. Compound. 25. Oscillating 8. Compressed-air water-eleva. 27. Pistong. tors. 29. Rams. 10. Diaphragm 44. Rotary double-piston. 11. Double-acting. 43. Rotary single-piston. 12. Double-cylinder. 31. Sand. 13. Double-piston. 32. Ship. 14. Drainage. 49. Valves. 16. Force. 35. Windlass water-elevators.
CLASS 62.- REFRIGERATION. (XXVIII.) Sub-classes. 1. Air-cooling apparatus. 18. Implements. 15. Air-expansion. 16. Lard coolers. 2. Beer-coolers. 10. Refrigerators. 3. Corpse-coolers. 11. Refrigerator-buildings. 4. Ice-cream freezers. 12. Refrigerator-cars, 17. External freezing. 13. Water-coolers. 6. Ice-Machines. 14. Wine-coolers.
Class 108.-ROOFING. (XXIX.) Sub-classes. 1. Battening Metallic 9. Car. 15. Standing seam. 12. Conductors. 10. Portable. 2. Eaves-troughs- 13. Ridges. 18. Strainers. 5. Roots. 3. Fenders. 6. Slate and shinglo. 8. Flashings. 11. Thatch. 4. Metallica 7. Tile, Shingle, 16. Valleys. Class 109.-SAFES. (XX.) Sub-classes. 1. Burglar-proof. 3. Safe bolt-work. 2. Fire-proof.
Class 105.--RAILWAY-CARS. (X.) Sub-classes. 1. Axle-boxes. Couplings- 2. Axle-box lids. 44. Hook and catch, 4. Axles. 45. Hook and link, 5. Baskets. 46. Janney type, 6. Brakes 47. Link-lifters, 48. Link-setters, 8. Rail. 49. Miller hook, 9. Brako-shoes. 50. Pips and links, Cars Pin-supports- 14. Dumping, 51. Gravity, 15. Freight, 52. Spring, 16. Hand, Rotary heads, 19. Passenger, 54. Rolling detent, 22. Safety, 55. Sliding detent, 23. Sleeping, 56. Swing-pins, 28. Steam street, 57. Tools, 31. Street. 58. Train, 61. Vestibule. 59, Uncoupling-levers. 11. Changeable-gage trucks. 17. Locomotives. Couplings- 20. Platforms. 35. Arrow-head and jaws, 21. Safety-bridges. 36. Bails, 60. Sanding devices. 37. Beveled link and fixed 24. Springe. catch, 25. Stake-holders. 38. Beveled link and swing 26. Starters. catch, 27. Starters and brakes. 39. Buffers, 35. Straps. 40. Combined air.brake, 30. Street-car polos. Continuous draw-bar, 32. Trucks. Draw-bars and springs, 33, Wheel-fenders. 43. Headed link and V-slot, 34. Whools.
Class 111.-SEEDERS AND PLANTERS. Sub-classes. 1. Broalcast- 34. Fertilizer-distributers 2. Hand, 13. Hand, 3. Revolving hoppers, 14. Revolving hoppers, 4. Walking Walking 5. Check-row. 17. Force-feed. 8. Cups op belt. 19. Grain-drill cleaners. 9. Cups on disk. 24. Land-markers. Drills 25. Pivoted seed.cups. 35. Adjustable rank, Planters 18. Grain, 6. Corn, 36. Walking 7. Cotton, 10. Drills and broadcast com- 16. Foot, bined. 20. Hand 11. Drill-teeth. 21. Oscillating, 12. Elastic food-wbeels. Reciprocating Page 24
CLAAS 143.-WOOD-SAWING. (XXIX.) Sub-classes. 11. Log.iurhers. Sawing machines- 15. Saw bucks. 32. Reciprocating-saw- 25. Saw.guards. 21. Scroll, 26. Saw.quides. 13. Resawing, 16. Saw-hanging. 20. Shingle- Sawing machines 33. Horizontal-saw, 1. Band-saw, Tubular-gaw. 4. Circular-saw- 17. Saw-mill appliances. 22 Angular, 34. Saw-mill carriages. Feed Fire-wood, 35. Saw-mill carriages. Offset 23 Radial, ting 24. Traveling, 18. Saw-mill dogs. 29. Drag. Crank- 9. Saw mill set-works. 30. Lover, 14. Saws. Edigers, 27. Saw-table gages. 3. Mills. Circular-saw- 19. Saw teeth. 31. Auxiliary-saw, Reciprocating saw, Sub-Classes in Wood-Saving, with Explanatory Notes. 11. LOG-TURNERS. Machines for turning logs by power, 15. SAW-BUCKS. 25. Saw-GUARDS. Shields to prevent accidents. 26. Saw-GUIDES. Devices to prevent vibration of the saw. 16. Saw-HANGING. Devices for holding saws on arbors or in gates. 29. SAWING-MACHINE. DRAG. CRANK, Drag-saws in which there are crank connections for reciprocating the saw. 1. SAWING MACHINES. BAND-SAW. Machines using an endless tlexible saw. 4. SAWING MACHINES. CIRCULAR-SAW. For sawing on a table with a circular saw without a power-driven carriage. 22. SAWING-MACHINES. CIRCULAR-SAW. ANGULAR. Circular saws arranged to cut in planes inclined to each other. 6. SAWING-MACHINES. CIRCULAR - SAW. FIRE-Woop. Circular sawing machines adapted to cross-cut rough sticks. 23. SAWING-MACHINES. CIRCULAR-SAW. RADIAL. Circular saws arranged to make cuts radial to the log. 24. SAWING-MACHINES. CIRCULAR-Saw. TRAVELING. Revolving saw is carried to the work. 30. SAWING-MACHINES. DRAG. LEVER. Drag-saws in which the saw is reciprocated by a lever and connecting devices. 5. SAWING-MACHINES. EDGERS. Machines having two or more circular saws on a shaft, usually adjustable relatively to each other. 3. SAWING-MACHINES. Mills. CIRCULAR-SAW. For sawing logs. A power-driven carriage is usually present. The saw cuts
Sub Classes in Wood-Turning, with Explanatory Notes. 9. IRREGULAR FORMS. Lathes having as essential elements re. volving work-spinille, revolving pattern, and a bearing-sur- face, which rests on the pattern and controls the movement of the work-spindle or the rotary cutter. 3. LATHE APPLIANCES. Attachments for wood-lathes. 12. LATHES. AUTOMATIC-SPINDLE. Lathes in which the spindleg close on the work, usually for turning spools, buttons, &c. 2. LATHES. GAGE. Lathes having a revolving work-spindle, a traveling cutter, and fixed pattern for guiding the cutter. 13. LATIIES. MANY-SPINDLE. Lathes with a series of spindles, which usually move past a series of cutters. 14. LATHES. SIXGLE-CHUCK. Lathes in which the work is chucked to a single spindle. 15. LATHES. TUBULAR-CUTTER. A hollow revolving cutting-man. drel, through which the work is fed. 8. OVAL FORMS. TURNING. Spindle of lathe has double or ec- centric motion. 16. POLYGONAL FORMS. TURNING. Lathes in which a rotating stick is given of substantially a polygonal form in cross- section, because of the intermittent character of the rota- tion or because of the large circle of rotation. 17. REGULAR Forms. TURNING. LATERAL-MOVEMENT. Simple lathes in which the cutter mores laterally toward the work. 18. Regl'LAR FORMS. TURNING. LONGITUDINAL-MOVEMENT. Samo as above, with cutters made to move lengthwise of the stick, or nearly so. Class 114.-WOOD.WORKING MACHINES. (XXIX.) Sub-classes. 1. Bending wood. Mortising- 2. Boring- 61. Rotary cutters. 77. Portable. 19. Osier-peelers. 48. Boring and reaming. 22. Pencil wood. Making 78. Bor-pailing machines. 23. Planer attachments. 6. Clothes-pin machines. Planers 8. Comb-teoth, Cutting 64. Beveling, 80. Cutters 65. Rotary-cylinder, 49. Chain, 66. Rotary-disk, 9. Rotary-stock. 25. Sliding. 10. Cutting dye-wood. 27. Planing and matching. 11. Cutting gears. 28. Planing and sawing. 14. Dovetailing. 63. Presser bars and rolls. 81. Feed mechanism 67. Punching-cutters. 82. Rolls. 29. Rossing bark. 50. Gaining. 68. Routing- 51. Machine-tables. Pattern. 16. Match-splints. Making Sashes and blinds 75. Match-trays. 31. Making, Mitering- 74. Tenoning. 83. Knife, 69. Shaving. Fixed-knife 84. Saw. Slicers Molding- Beveling, 85. Axles, 71. Reciprocating, Clamped work, 72. Rotary and oscillating. 53. Hand-feed, 36. Slisering 54. Lateral-feed, 37. Special work. 55. Pattern-feed, 38. Splitting and bundling. 6. Revolving-feed, 73. Tenoning and boring. 56. Special-feed, 40. Universal joiners. 57. Straight-feed. 16. Wiring blinds. Mortising- 42. Wooden pins. Making 58. Auger-cutters, 43. Wooden trays. Making 59. Chisel and auger cutters, 44. Wood ornamentation. 60. Chisel-cutters, 45. Working rattan. holding them bent, and machines for rendering sticks pliant for bending by steaming or otherwise. 2. BORING. Machines which operate with a simple rotary bit or bits. 77. Boring. PORTABLE. Small boring machines, operated usually by hand, adapted to be moved along the work. 48. BORING AND REAMING. Machines which have reamers for en. larging, as well as augers for boring, holes. 78. Box- NAILING MACHINES. Machines for nailing the parts of a box together. 6. CLOTHES-PIN MACHINES. For removing the wood between the legs of clothes-pins. 8. COMB-TEETH. CUTTING. Machines for slitting the spaces be- Page 25
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