III. TECHNOLOGY.--The Blue Print Process.--R.W. JONES.

Reproductions of Drawings in Blue Lines on White Ground.--By

A.H. HAIG.

A Plan for a Carbonizing House.--With full description and 5

figures.

The Scholar's Compasses.

The Integraph.--With full description and engraving.

Apparatus for the Manufacture of Gaseous Beverages. 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 the Committee of the

American Society of Engineers.--The Boucherie

process.--Experiments.--Decay of timber.

IV. PHYSICS, ELECTRICITY, LIGHT, ETC.--Apparatus for Measuring

the Force of Explosives.--With engraving.

Lighting and Ventilating by Gas.--Advantages of gas over

electricity, etc.--By WM. SUGG. 2 figures.

Ander's Telephone. 1 figure.

Brown's Electric Speed Regulator. 1 figure.

Magneto-electric Crossing Signal. 2 figures.

The Chromatoscope.--An aid to microscopy.

V. ART AND ARCHITECTURE.--The Barbara Uttmann Statue at

Annaberg, Saxony.

Improvements in Concrete Construction.--Use of Portland

cement.--System of building in concrete invented by Messrs. F. &

J.P. West, London.

Albany Buildings. Southport.--An engraving.

VI. PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE, ETC.--The Sizes of Blood Corpuscles

in Mammals and Birds.--A table.

The Absorption of Petroleum Ointment and Lard by the Skin.

VII. MISCELLANEOUS.--The Missing German Corvette Augusta.--With

engraving.

The Tails of Comets.--The effect by a disturbance of solar

waves, and not by special matter.

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