New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-04

IN due supply OF boiler DO given-to use the
From p,esent experience clearly Of the opinion
E.E. KIfTREDGE.
..-.. Nsw ORLEANS, Fob !, 1859,
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WITH hs aasny Basa.ss produces more
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With your arnaee applied 70 The Eiss1 sppsratus and With
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nish ii q the steam rqasd w IL siKh; cords wood
al ny rn Conviction that your iarnsss i lie Bet lave
Yours. respectfully.
CHARLES NEAMES, Engineer.
Elm HALL PLANTATION, Feb. 1, 1859.
Dear smEsvng bsen engaged q engineer on sus Psns.
ssa' e
am happy say your furnace f.r exeels all ohes II pro-
confident hat your furnace With proper supply
III s a1d Vi. aan h #
uaendng your ALL who may have occasion o
use them a''f' HOS HOS. H JONES. Engineer.
In 1875 Sessrs H.gsr Alynn obtained that
patent desired an sar, show ts planters
70 vita Has.r and dsmandsd e
he Commissioner Of Patents trial Of conflicting claims
joseph Is 'hss Il Fssa!:
ing il an extract and closing paragraph Hs says
Regarding hsn the invention fully perfected sus
cesfu operation in October Weeds place. tried
expermentay at Gosset Johnsons plan
taton where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his invention
and FIRE fron
CRATE bars capable Of performing all that he claimed
for IT. believing, for the that neither Hage Aynn
nor Thornpsons claim limited the material employed that
each substitution mmateal to the question issue
finding contract entered into for the
erection Hager Aynu's furnaces prior the latter
part December 1884, priority of invention is hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson and patent will Issue accordingly
J.HOLT, Commissioner"
Letter from Prof B. simsu. Jr, concerning Mr.. Moses
Thompson's Baggasse Furnace.
Examine ri VIII o.s The the
~ Isl Mr thompson sait for Of his
s Pp 81 IT. r. The sso
= s?ssnE
NJ Tbompsons furnace was capable Of burning wet peat just
w ii IT. Fb9 T taes
not only *. keep steam Sn IA 90 M nSs
fuel ana expense compared anthracite coal or woo
country where wood wa. worth 81 per cord delivered and coal
in the
es Sers fully lsps
h 5 81 a p ii ss
growing countries where e fs9nScs use Of bsgaIss
aas almost copies
Of burning wet ues have he first
ucng for burning wefue both correct in theory
M Thompson is modest unassuming man, Of original
and Mn9 Y m ct nSV
as na far ns ss
bs n
rewards which belong to those who btstow by their genius
and Applied 81 5ismig Il Nj, COLLEGE,
BOSTON, June6, 1859.
s have s1s following patents for furnaces for
Isl Letters patent granted Moses Thompson. 10th April
ID. iss granted Hassr Allyn, May 1856 re-
81 ass s' pa. as granted E. sy lb
Letters pstsn, 'sss SAMUEL H Gilman December
If s OF hsse 10th
s az 1ss sn sas rs. 91S1
These two operations are performed upon diff
1T. s
to the fire chamber consumed together the assisting
the combustion other This patent also the Of
Of FIRE chambers Communicating with ue or mixing
flues with danpsrs for the regulation Of the draught:
THE described in the patent Of Hager Allyn. May
Eh 1856 is q clear pabe infringement Of Thompsons
patent The fuel is first dried and then consumed the gssses
from the parr which being consumed and the whole
burned together The passage Hagar and Ayns draw
forming the mixing or combustion
chamber in which the gasses are consumed
In the patent Evan Shelley june Is 1855 the bagasse Is
thrown apd up the floor or hearth on which Is
burned but dentcay nperati Is carried in
the Thompson While the lover portion q the heap
it dried iSnited and consumed the from the drying
portion and hot arfro the burning porios being
united mixing chamber and consumed the operation la
Thompson being continuous This furnace is there
In the furnace described in Gmans patent December 4b
1856 the thrown continuously into single burning
cha drying burning 0peI atoms continue stimuli
aneously different ports Of fuel and the gases vapos
Der B Of Glmsns drawng where they mixed and con
umed This furnace is therefore an undoubtod infringement
| of ThompSos's patent.