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Rochester, Monroe, NY
Union & Advertiser
Thurs July 2, 1885
 
PATENTS ISSUED TO NEW YORKERS
 
Washington, D. C., July 2 - The following patents were issued this week to New York inventors who far exceed in number those of any other State, this week.
 
John R. R. ALSING, New York city, triturating mill.
Ansal BALL, Seneca Falls, treadle.
Johannes G. and M. L. BERWICKE, Brooklyn, terrestro-siderial sphere and tellurian, two.
W. C. BOONE and W. A. WHITFIELD, Brooklyn, gas burner.
H. A. LEE, New York city, sheet metal can.
Leon B. CARRICABURN, New York city, steam engine and steam actuated valve, two.
Henry J. CHAPIN, New York city, apparatus for treating sugar cane.
G. P. CLARKE and G. HORSIN, New York city, exercising machine.
J. CONNELL, Rochester, circular sewing machine.
H. D. CROOK, Dry Brook, road scraper.
H. T. DAVIS, New York city, quilting attachment for sewing machines.
J. M. DUNCAN, Warsaw, manufacture of salt.
E. R. EMERSON, New York city, demijohn.
N. W. FARRAND, East Hamburg, screw driver.
M. FENNELL, Skaneateles, car coupling.
P. FISCHER, New York city, boot or shoe.
H. F. FORDHAM. Greenport, wire frame.
W. T. FOX, Rochester, air compressor.
R. M. FRYER, Brooklyn, gland or packing follower.
C. Arnold GRAEF, Bay Ridge, revolving chair.
B. GREINER, New York city, music recording attachment for key board.
H. D. HARD, Oneida, folding cot.
H. W. HOOPS, New York city, making chocolate cream drops.
H. H. HAYDEN, New York city, store service apparatus.
C. Y. HAYES, Penn Yan, spring carriage.
K. A. HOHENSTEIN, Brooklyn, "kalsomina."
A. G. HOLCOMBE, New York city, producing electric responding signals.
N. W. HOLT, Buffalo, flour bolt (reissue).
L. HOWARD, Watkins, nail extractor.
C. HUSS, New York city, refrigerator ice holder.
F. W. JENKINS, Brooklyn, valve year.
R. M. JOHNSON, Medina, blinder for bridles.
W. L. JUKES, New York city, manufacturing glass tubing.
W. H. HEELING, Buffalo, hand stamp.
F. KELLOGG, Brooklyn, wagon jack.
P. J. KELLY and J. GROVER, Brooklyn, adjustable reamer.
F. D. KERNOCLAN, Middletown, thi_ coupling.
C. C. KNOWLTON, Buffalo, Cl__ support.
R. LEHMANN, New York city, lock for railway switches.
Geo. J. LETCHWORTH, Buffalo, hame.(?)
C. J. LOVEREN, Brooklyn, chuck for gem sittings.
A. S. LYMAN, Brooklyn, cartridge gunnery (three).
B. G. LYNCH, Parish, hold-back for vehicles.
S. W. MACOMBER, Troy, lamp bracket.
M. B. MARTIN, New York city, staining paper, &c.
C. A. MAXFIELD, New York city, preserving and waterproofing paper - reissued.
J. McAULIFFE, Oswego, ash sifter.
A. B. MOSES, New York city, mold for making incandescents.
A. NICKEM, Buffalo, game counter and register.
T. J. OAKLEY, Buffalo, wrapper for silks.
J. B. PELRANO, New York city, implement for gymnastic performances with rats, &c.
J. M. PENDLETON, New York city, electric motor.
C. J. PETERSON, Port Chester, suspension device.
J. B. PHILLIPS, New York city, breast shield.
W. A. PHILPOT, Jr., Niagara Falls, felt whipper for paper-making machines.
C. P. POND, Camden, hasp lock.
J. E. W. POOLMAN, New York city, desk.
N. W. PRATT, Brooklyn, fire-tube boiler.
B. E. RATCLIFFE, New York city, composition matter for facing brown stone.
W. REICHMAN, New York city, knitted garments.
G. L. RILEY, Rochester, locomotive headlight.
W. O. RIBBINS, New York city, carriage.
T. P. ROWLAND, New York City, _oor fordigesters.
R. SAUNDERS, Claverack, mower.
G. B. SCOTT, Brooklyn, electro-magnetic escapement for printing telegraphs.
O. SEELY, Syracuse, handle for sliding doors.
A. SHERLOCK, Brooklyn, screw thread gage.
W. H. H. SISUM, Brooklyn, car truck.
C. F. SPENCER, Rochester, lacing and lacing for corsets, gloves &c.
F. J. SPRAGUE, New York city, electro-dynamic motor, electric railway system, four patents.
W. STAATS, New York city, inclined floor or platform for skating rinks.
E. C. STEARNS, Syracuse, door hanger.
R. S. STOWE, Brooklyn, belting, two.
J. THOMSON, Brooklyn, filter.
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Rochester, Monroe, NY
Union & Advertiser
July 14, 1885

DEATHS AND FUNERALS,
- - Patrick McNALLY died at Pittsford on the 6th, aged 60 years.
- - John TINES died Saturday at his residence, 49 Lime street, aged 55 years.  Mr. TINES came to this country from Germany in 1847 and followed the occupation of stationary engineer.  He was one of the founders of the Mechanical Engineer’s Association.  The surviving relatives are his wife, three daughters and two sons – Mrs. ERB, Mrs. QUETCHENBACH, Miss Barabara TINES, George and John TINES.  The funeral will take place from Saints Peter and Paul’s church at 8:30 a.m. Thursday.
- - John F. WILSON received a telegraph from Brooklyn this morning that his son, Jerome F. WILSON, was dead.  A sketch of the life of the deceased was given in yesterday’s Union.  Mr. WILSON has telegraphed to Brooklyn to forward the remains to this city.
- -Frank. A., son of Anthony and Saloma WEISENBERGER, died this morning at the family residence, 90 Sanford street, aged ??? years and 6 months.  He was connected with BOSTWICK & HEINDL’s printing establishment for over eight years, and has been sick the past three years.  His surviving relatives are his parents, one brother, Joseph, and seven sisters, Mrs. N. S. MILLER, Mrs. M. J. HEINDL, Mrs. F.J. KOLB, Mrs. Carrie KOLB, Mrs. Michael KOLB and Miss WEISENBERGER, all of this city and Mr. George C. SUCRO, of Baltimore, MD.  The funeral will take place from the house, Thursday, July 16th, at 8 A.M., and from St. Boniface’s Church at 9:20 A.M.

THROWN AND KILLED.  A nine-year-old son of Phillip STELL, of Lyons, was killed yesterday by being thrown from a horse which he was riding.

A RUNNING RACE.  John MALONE, of Palmyra, the champion runner of Western New York, went to Lockport this morning to make arrangements for a running race with John MARTIN, the well known runner of Lockport.

SMALL BURGLARY LAST NIGHT.  The saloon at No. 30 Joiner street was broken open last night and a quantity of cigars stolen.  Chief of Police CLEARY has been notified and detectives detailed to investigate.    KS