TABLE OF CONTENTS.

I. ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS--Recent Improvements in

Textile Machinery.--Harris's revolving ring spinning frame.--

New electric stop motion.--New positive motion loom. 6 figures.

Spinning Without a Mule.--Harris's improvements in ring

spinning.

New Binding Machines. 3 figures.

Flumes and their construction. 1 figure.

Chuwab's Rolling Mill for Dressing and Rounding Bar Iron.

9 figures.

Burning of Town Refuse at Leeds. 6 figures.--Sections and

elevations of destructor and carbonizer.

II. TECHNOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY.--Friedrich Wohler.--His

labors and discoveries.

New Gas Burner. 3 figures.--Grimstone's improved gas burner.

Defty's Improvements in Gas Burners and Heaters. 4 figures.

The Collotype in Practice.

Determination of Potassa in Manures.--By M. E. DREYFUS.

III. HYGIENE, MEDICINE, ETC.--The Air in Relation to Health.

By Prof. C. F. CHANDLER.

The Plantain as a Styptic.

Bacteria.

IV. ELECTRICITY, ETC.--Gustavo Trouvé and his Electrical Inventions.

--Portrait of Gustave Trouvé.--Trouvé's electric boat competing

in the regatta at Troyes.

Domestic Electricity.--Loiseau's electric naphtha and gas

lighters.--Ranque's new form of lighter with extinguisher.

Theiler's Telephone Receiver. 2 figures.

An Electric Power Hammer. By MARCEL DEPRETZ. 1 figure.

Solignac's New Electric Lamp. 3 figures.

Mondos's Electric Lamp. 2 figures.

V. METALLURGY AND MINERALOGY.--Aluminum.--Its properties,

cost, and uses.

The Origin and Relations of the Carbon Minerals.

By J.S. NEWBERRY.--An elaborate and extremely valuable review

of the genesis of carbon minerals, and the modes and conditions

of their occurrence.

Estimation of Sulphur in Iron and Steel. By GEORGE CRAIG.

1 figure.

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