TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 259.

For the Week ending December 18, 1880.

Price 10 cents. For sale by all newsdealers.

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I. ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS.--Frager's Water Meter. 3 figures.--

Vertical section, horizontal section, and plan 4119

Transmission of Power to a Distance.--Wire ropes--Compressed

air--Water pressure.--Electricity 4120

The Livadia at Sea 4120

The Herreshoff Launch 4121

New Steering Gear. 2 figures.--Steam steering gear for Herreshoff

launch 4121

II. TECHNOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY.--Glucose 4126

American Manufacture of Corn Glucose 4126

The Conversions--Starch--Dextrine.--Complete glucose 4126

Depreciation of a Glucose Factory 4126

The Fire Risks of Glucose Factories and Manufactures 4126

Glucose Factory Fires and Ignitions 4127

The Hirsh Process. By Adolf H. Hirsh--Improvement in

the manufacture of sugar from Corn 4127

Time in the Formation of salts. By M. Berthelot 4127

An Old Can of Preserved Meat By G. W. Wigner 4127

Chemistry for Amateurs. 6 figures.--Reaction between nitric

acid and iron.--Experiment with Pharaoh's serpents.--Formation

of crystals of iodide of cyanogen--Experiment with ammoniacal

amalgam.--Pyrophorus burning in contact with the air.--Gold leaf

suspended over mercury 4128

Carbonic Acid in the Atmosphere. 2 figures 4129

On Potash Fulling Soaps By W. J. Menzies 4129

Photography of the Invisible 4134

III. ELECTRICITY. LIGHT, HEAT, ETC.--Exhibition of Gas and

Electric Light Apparatus, Glasgow 4125

Electric Light in the German Navy. 1 illustration. Armored

Frigates Friedrich Karl and Sachsen.--Dispatch Boat Grille, and

Torpedo Boat illuminated by Electric Light 4130

Interesting Facts about Gas and Electricity.--Gas as Fuel.--Gas

for Fire Grates 4130

A New Electric Motor and its Applications. 6 figures. Trouve's

New Electric Motor 4131

On Heat and Light. By Robert Ward 4131

Photophonic Experiments of Prof. Bell and Mr. Tainter. By A.

Bregult 4132

Distribution of Light in the Solar Spectrum. By J. Mace and

W. Nicati 4132

Mounting Microscopic Objects 4132

New Sun Dial. By M. Grootten. 1 figure 4132

Antoine Cesar Becquerel, with portrait 4132

IV. HYGIENE AND MEDICINE.--On the Etiology of the Carbuncular

Disease. By L. Pasteur, assisted by Chamberland and

Roux. An extremely valuable investigation of the nature,

causes, and conditions of animal plagues 4133

Report on Yellow Fever in the U. S. Steamer Plymouth. By the

Surgeon-General in U. S. Navy 4134

Fuchsin in Bright's Disease 4134

V. ART, ARCHITECTURE, ETC.--Artists' Homes. No. 7. Sir Frederick

Leighton's House and Studio. 10 figures. Perspective, plan,

elevation details, etc. 4121

Initials by Eisenlohr and Weigle, in Stuttgart. Full page 4123

Suggestions in Decorative Art. 1 figure. Reserved part of a

Great Saloon. By H. Penox, Paris 4124

Great Saloon (Text) 4124

Cologne Cathedral The Historical Procession 4124

Suggestions in Decorative Art. 1 figure. Mantlepiece in Walnut.

By E. Carpenter 4125

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