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Invention, and Name of Inventor. No. Date. Eleotrio-oircuit fuse-blook. J. P. Campbell Electric-circuit fuse-block. W.E.Hughes Electric circuit, Switch for. C. F. Soott, H. P. Davis, and G. Wright Eleotric oircuit, Switch for. G. Wright Electric circuit, Switch for. J. P. Campbell Electric clock. A. J. Madden Electrio clock. A. J. Madden Electrio clock. J. Coe Electric current, Converting energy of alternating, into mechanical energy. B. G. Lamme .. Eleotric currents, Converting and distributing. B. G. Lamme Electrio currents, Utilising and converting. B. G. Lamme Eleotric fire-alarm. C. Nixon Electric lamp. W. Nernst Electrio maohine, Dynamo. W.E.Hughes Eleotric machinery, Securing core-plates in dynamo. G. Westinghouse and E. E. Nolan Electric motor controller. H. P. Davis Electrio motor controller. H. P. Davis Electric motor controller. H. P. Davis Eleotric motor controller. H. P. Davis, G. Wright, and A. J. Wurts Electrio motor controller. W. E. Hughes Electric motor or meter. H. P. Davis and F. Uonrad Eleotric motor, Speed-varying device and. R. H. Hassler Electrio motor-starting mechanism. T. S. Perkins Electric or medicinal bath apparatus. C. E. Schnee Electrio railway. G. Westinghouse, C. A. Terry, and H. P. Davis Electrio switch. H. P. Davis and F. Harder Electric telegraph. The Alcock Eleotrical Position Finder Company (Limited) Eleotric traction. E. Waters, jun. Electric traction. H. Dolter Eleotric-wire joint. The Neild " Sleeve " Eleotric Joint Syndioate (Limited) Electro-magnetic ore-separator. E. Kreuser Electro-motive force regulator. C. F. Scott and B. G. Lamme Eleotro-motive force regulator. N. Rowe Electro or stereoplate. D. Reid Eleotro-pneumatic controlling apparatus. G. Westinghouse.. Elevator. W. Cutten .. .. .. .. ... Elevator for dredge. E. Roberts Elevator for loading purposes. R. Perkins and J. Swann Elevator, Tailings. W. H. Cutten. Elevator-tray for dredge. F. W. Payne Enema, hotwater-bag and syringe combined. E.W.Hall Engine. (See Explosion-engine, Gas-engine, Marine-engine, Locomotive engine, Motor, Rockdrilling engine, Rotary engine, Steam engine, Traction engine.) Engraving process, Type. A. Treadwell Enumerating-machine. E. R. Echlin and E. Burton Enumerating-machine. M. Barnett Envelope. D. Wilson Envelope. F.V.Raymond.. Envelope. P. A. and E. B. Vaile Envelopes, opening device for. F. B. Munn Eraser, Combined burnisher, and ink and pencil. J. R. Vaile Escape. (See Fire-escape.) Ethylene. B. J. Atterbury Evaporating liquids. E. Shaw .. .. .. .. ... Evaporation, Steam. E. W. Parish Exchange, Automatic telephone. The Automatic Telephone Company (Limited) Exhibiting moving pictures. E. B. Koopman Explosion engine. H. V. Hampton Explosive. C. W. Curtis and L. Davies Explosive. F. W. Jones Explosive. Oxyliquit Gesellschaft mit Beschrankter Haftung Explosive. T. H. Kelly, G. W. Bell, and R. N. Kirk Exlosive. T. Tevlev Extinguisher, Candle-. D. Lea Extinguisher, Spark-. J. King Extract, Meat-. H. A. Somes Eye ointment. D. Madden Facing for steps, bicyole pedals, &e A. L. P. Chasles Fan, and motor therefor. J. Rees and J. Wren .. Fare receiver and recorder. G. H. Green Fastener. (See Belt-fastener, Broom-fastener, Chain-fastener, Handle-fastener, Horsecoverfastener, Look, Mail-bag-fastener, Sash-fastener, Spur-fastener, Window-faatener.) Fastening-driver. McKay Shoe Machinery Company Fat-separator. J. Gommesen Fats and oils from liquids, Recovering. J. Ashdown Faucet, Measuring. G. B. Webb Feed for seed-drill. A. L. Smith and W. P. Young Feed-regulator for table used in treatment of auriferous sand. G. Woolhouse Feed-roller of chaff-cutter. M. Brown Feeder, Ore-. W. Hosking .. Felt, Sarking for carrying roofing. H. Dalton ... .. .. ... Fence. S.W.Shaw .. .. ... Fence-clamp. D. W. Aylworth Fencing-dropper. A. Lavery and M. F. Bourke Fenoing-dropper. G. McLeod Fencing-dropper, Wire. J. W. Manchee ... ... Fencing, Post-and-wire. B. 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