SA Supplements Vol 5 Issue 122supp

SA Supplements

Volume 5, Issue 122supp

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Features

The New York Elevated Railroad

Railway Brakes

Early Railway Tunnels

Steam Street Cars

Plumbing

The Westinghouse Brake

Bridge over the Sarpsfos

Iron Tramways for Wagon Roads

H. M. S. Inflexible

The Spade Gun

Self-Stopping Beaming Machine

New Steel-Melting Furnaces in Russia

G. Arehn

Remarkable Natural Gas Works

The Brighton Abattoir

Andrew J. Lawson

Asphalte

Concrete and Iron as a Building Material *

The Columbia River Trade in Tinned Salmon

Glass Mill Stones

Robert College, at Constantinople

George Washburn

Bleached and Washed Linen and Hemp Threads

Joachim John Monteiro

Determination of Threads of Flax and Hemp

A Sensitive Gelatine Emulsion Process

Physical Society, London

Sound Color- Figures

Sedley Taylor

Military Telephones

Telephone Improvements Wanted

New Direct-Vision Spectroscope

M. Thollon

Club-Foot—Spine Curvature—Hip-Joint Disease

Club-Foot, with Congenital Angular Curvature of the Spine (?)

P. Bkynberg Porter

The Color of the Retina

Corrosive Sublimate in Dysentery

Charles H. Hall

The Dyspepsia of Smokers

Insanity in the United States

T. J. Hutton

Mental Illusions

New Product of the Oxidation of Lead

H. Debray

Antiseptic Dressings

Chemical Society, London

Analyses of Cane and Beet-Root Sugar Ash

J. W. Macdonald.

Treatment of Paralysis of the Muscles of the Eye

Nearsightedness

B. G. Northrop

On a New Form of Measuring Apparatus for a Laboratory Spectroscope

J. Emerson Reynolds

Polyatomic Alcohols

D. Klein

On the Cooling of Fats

John Treharne

Carburation of Nickel by the Cementation Process

M. Boussingault

The Pleasant Art of Grafting

Straw for Fodder

G. C. Caldwell

Colored Crystalline Compounds Obtained from Brucine

David Lindo

A Manganese Blue

M. Gaston Bong

The American Union Problem Tournament, 1859

Mackenzie and Reichhelm

Scientific American Chess Record

The Second American Chess Congress

George H. Mackenzie

Solutions to Problems