New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
BAGASsE FURNACE.
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| Myrtle GROVE November 18th, 1857.
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made "a. i our letter to Mr. Thompson under
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| very Your saPe obsdielnt servant, -
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Elm HALL, January q. 1889
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opportunity Of saying you has performed equal to my san
capable Of sssng perfect feet coz
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heat fas. made o.,.,..
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E.E KITTREDGE.
| new ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.
| To Moses Thompson, present
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operations and having ssgsg AZ on Sss M @
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fire heat and furnishes Sc am than though
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with spPss 1sra the @ e aIa
from y to u hhd sugar hours and
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seen in use and all who desire to
Yours, respectfully.
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.
ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb T. 1859.
S I engineer on
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recommending your furnscs all who may have occasion
use them '"' THos. H. JONES, Engineer.
Messrs Hager Alynn obtained patent and til.
patent s.' desired at an early show he
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the Commissioner trial of conflicting claim
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ing is an extract and closing paragraph. He says:
Regarding then invention fully perfected and In
cessul operation 1854 Weeds place. 1t re
expermentay earlier period Gosett Johnsons pa
a,ion where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his Invention
and found with the substitution of fire brick for irt
CRATE bars capable Of performing all that he claim
believing for the that neither Hager ynn'
nor Thompsou's limited to the material employed til
each actual substitution ismserial to the question at ssu
and finding contract entered into for
erection of one Hager Aynns furnaces to the at
December 1851 priority of invention hereby award
to Moses Thompson and patent will Issue accordingly
J.HOI.T, Commissioner
Letter from Prof. B. Sliman, Jr concerning Mr.. Mos
Thompson's Baggasse Furnace.
New Haven, CT, June 4, 1859
occasion examine with great both the til
oy and workings of Mr. Moses Thompson Furna
| for the burning Of wet fuels:
In 1857 Mr. Thompson built for Of his furnaces,
signed at Bristol mine, in this Stat
where / then conducting explorations. The furnace
question first of Its Kind Mr.. T. had befo
had prepare furnace for this particular fuel
worked than had expected and well enough salts
me change in the arrangements of the openings
allow fuel it dried to fall more freely into the low
chamber all that wanting to perfect it. Mr. Thomps
prepared effect these changes when the suspension Of I
operations The result obtained however satisfied me tn
dug, with at least three parts in four of lis weg
water. This waey fuel suficed in Mr. Thompsons furna
only to keep Steam in twenyfv horse power stes
fuel and expense compared with anthracite coal wood
country where wood worth ri cord delivered and
cost about $Sper tun.
have elsewhere given my views in detail respecting
mode of action Of Mr. psons furnace. need not rept
these views here. Suffice to that fully OF opii
that Mr. made discovery of great practical
in the arts and nowhere of great value
sugar growing countries where the baga
has always been subject Of great difficulty. Moreover
great number experiments and almost literal
Of his mode burning fuels have appeared he ii
took the field alone merits the claim of originality in
srcng for burning wet FUELS both In thee
and useful in practice.
Mr. a