TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. CHEMISTRY.--Tin in Canned Foods.--By Prof. ATTFIELU.--Small

amount of tin found.--Whence come these small particles.--No

cause for alarm.

II. ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS.--The Windmill.--By JAMES

W. HILL.--The Eclipse wind.--Other wind mills.--Their operation,

use, etc.

The Pneumatic Dynamite Gun.--With engraving of pneumatic

dynamite gun torpedo vessel.

Rope Pulley Friction Brake.--3 figures.

Wire Rope Towage.--Treating of the system of towage by hauling

in a submerged wire rope as used on the River Rhine, boats

employed, etc.--With engraving of wire rope tug boat.

Improved Hay Rope Machine.--With engraving.

The Anglesea Bridge, Cork.--With engraving.

Portable Railways.--By M DECAUVILLE.--Narrow gauge roads

in Great Britain.--M. Decauvilie's system.--Railways used at the

Panama Canal, in Tunis, etc.

III. TECHNOLOGY.--Improved Pneumatic Filtering Presses, and the

Processes in which they are employed.--2 engravings.

Pneumatic Malting.

A New Form of Gas Washer.--Manner in which it is used.--By

A. BANDSEPT.--2 figures.

IV. ELECTRICITY, HEAT, ETC.--Gerard's Alternating Current

Machine.--2 engravings.

Automatic Fast Speed Telegraphy.--By THEO. F. TAYLOR.--Speed

determined by resistance and static capacity.--Experiments

Taylor's system.--With diagram.

Theory of the Action of the Carbon Microphone.--What is it?

--2 figures.

The Dembinski Telephone Transmitter.--3 figures.

New Gas Lighters.--Electric lighters.--3 engravings.

Distribution of Heat which is developed by Forging.

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