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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 514

NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 7, 1885

Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XX., No. 514.

Scientific American established 1845

Scientific American Supplement, $5 a year.

Scientific American and Supplement, $7 a year.


TABLE OF CONTENTS.
I.CHEMISTRY.—Chlorides in the Rainfall of1884. Apparatus for Evaporating Organic Liquids.—Withdescription and 3 figures.
II.ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS.—Relative Costs ofFluid and Solid Fuels.
The Manufacture of Steel Castings.
Science in Diminishing Casualties atSea.—Extract of a paper read before the British Associationby DON ARTURO DE MARCOARTER.
Improved Leveling Machine. 9 figures.
The Span of Cabin John Bridge.
Improvements in Metal Wheels. 3 figures.
Apparatus for the Production of Water Gas. 3figures.
III.TECHNOLOGY.—The Blue PrintProcess.—R.W. JONES.
Reproductions of Drawings in Blue Lines on WhiteGround.—By A.H. HAIG.
A Plan for a Carbonizing House.—With fulldescription and 5 figures.
The Scholar's Compasses.
The Integraph.—With full description andengraving.
Apparatus for the Manufacture of GaseousBeverages. 2 engravings.
Sandmann's Vinegar Apparatus. 1 figure.
Field Kitchens. 8 figures.
A New Cop Winding Machine. 3 figures.
The Preservation of Timber.—Report of theCommittee of the American Society of Engineers.—The Boucherieprocess.—Experiments.—Decay of timber.
IV.PHYSICS, ELECTRICITY, LIGHT, ETC.—Apparatusfor Measuring the Force of Explosives.—Withengraving.
Lighting and Ventilating by Gas.—Advantagesof gas over electricity, etc.—By WM. SUGG. 2figures.
Ander's Telephone. 1 figure.
Brown's Electric Speed Regulator. 1figure.
Magneto-electric Crossing Signal. 2figures.
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