New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
BAGAssE FURNACE,
Rgaa YOUR sAGAssE-1T Is PROFIT A,

WIN sTACKHorsE.
,d Psrish /. q ,Plaquemine. Planter.
Firm Of Hall, Rodd Fainam, ~ Front Isvee street.
No r T. AssffTS ;' Tssb By Orleans.
AxADro L risif T Ascension,
No. e S1G 'e 5sFfi . sfss ssT Orleans.
Phoenix c cfIafay : f btssu sss' N, o.
SAMUEL oow aft'ffi4a parish
DAN. c. HoLrS5is 1sIi n b. Pas''h'
GEORGE H. n6 5ss;i,sa parish
49,. H. D. OGDEN, New ss oTI eas.'''
of anp on Ia sd m been submitted to the
Ia, Ssss p,as,iesy the above
ertsd TO- II IN a''aal operation is re-
The above # @ whleh given in December
l e T 70 nett Of R turning fuels ,
t h Enaa could &c
ds fsf Clerk e q 't ss g. tns eaF ysar
y,oss. PARISH OF PLAagENIsEs 3st December. 1856
s S e. IS sassm Mt Of
s srp e m for
With the q I,agsE,s Quantity woo SIf ' Ysns
w s ha hat ws Psse m a R In few word,
with the Of Basae wood with no Ire Excepting the
eyapoated the Is deg deg and finished In
have made ten to twelve hogshead in the ?. hour, n,D
about cords Of wood during time mostly green o
and baure or drift wood the latter day two before
hours in succession rolled sufficient quantity of
hoHFs and the Furnace ,eadIy consumed ali the
ha,e on 70 % put some years SINCE with
in We have i 5e efT n to ,hs
@ eff i bns
No cnkers formed the CRATES the Furnace therefore
they required xr no ,t cleaning.
....-... s1TH TRU mnli
MYRTLE GROVE, November 18th, 1857
reply your inquiry respecting Thompons Bagasse Fnrnacs
d hs # 5 we ad II our letter to Mr. under
The only nproyems suggest the named by
your Mr. Hail. AND hs IN 5sEsrd to the hoppsrs
Your obedent servant,
s SEHE y 1 WHITE, TT
Msssts White a5uan did not the Furnace in 1853
acrop.
n- ELM HALL. January 20, 1859.
haze as you kEow had one Of Basasse Furnaces
opportunity Of saying to has performed equal my
consider capable of eec.fg perfect combustion
Ct the baease and consequent production Of heat and
almost any amognt Of cane ground make heat
propoon-f due supply of boiler be gven-to the
ffom my present experience, clearly the opinion
with yours.
EE. KITTREDGE.
w.. NEW ORLEANS Feb. 2, 1859.
Dear sir.5Iqyipg bssn engaged Dr. Kitredge panta
IN ePsrnG IAN and having en- other snatons
had ais jndEg Of the merits of
eich OF me furnaces have no hest alton in saying your
mace much work either
naees With the came quantity OF Bagasse
capable rodaeng and WITH The Formation q bn
with furnace applied 70 Rileux apparatus and with
sufficient * S S Of boilers it will consume HE Bagssse
nish all of the steam with eight cords Of wood
twenty hours; therefore take pleasure in EXPRESSING to
all my firm conviction tn Your furnace is the best have
the Bagasse into FIJI fuel. convert
Yours respectfully.
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.
". r, ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb 4, 1859.
Dear suavng engaged engineer on sugar plana.
sion TO take oil with Bagae different kinds
fire and much larger qusny of siea
feel confident that your furnace with proper supply of
the x q woaa 81 hRa @ m
your furn &c 10 all who may have occasion
THos,. H. JONES, Engnesr
In 1856 Mesrs Hager Aynn obtained patent and in that
year and 5 they ereee ,any furnaces which ninged
~ On rghts therefore notified and cautioned them
e Commissioner Patents rial Of our coaic,ing Claims
testimony was taken by both parties and submitted to that off
ered alengy AVID full dselsionin which The
Resacng hen the invention fny perfected and in
cefu operation in October 1854 Mt Weeds place it
expsmenaly at ar earlier period Gosse Johnsons plan
aon where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his Invention
and found that with the subtiuon of fire brick for
CRATE bars it WAS capable of performing all that he claimed
nor Thompsons claim is limited to the material employed
each actual substitution simmateria the question at issue
and finding that not contract entered into for the
erection of Of Hager Alynn furnaces prior latter
part of December 1884, priority Of invention hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson, and patent will issue accordingly
J.HOLT, Commissioner"
After having obtained decree in my favor from the highest
authority, to which could make my first appeal again no
,d the not to ect fur aces pay for those which
with fns which my only 10 maintain my
rights was 70 sue those planters furnaces which nnged
anXious for trial in April Of that year when the IT, s.
Again was for S at e M e nn hs
in 1873 twas again pos poned until the 25h day Of
S
po r nSn The bi rs api sf y h %
have been, and will be ready for ii any moment
conclusion statement Of facts am now prepared to
ENTER into for the erection of my furnaces and
w ISsa 9~ h w Fd ss As can be obtained from
no d Of ta s wet fuel with much utility
for making heat steam, that will infringe my patent
aud wishing to avoid litigation, again caution the planters
mime Planters contracting with will be guaranteed in
MOSES THOMPSON.
We prepared 10 erection of funsces
under Mr.. Moses Thompsons patent Mes>rs Hayes
h Co, Spearing Co. and jams NJ Punan, are agents
Communications concerning this business addressed to NJ
Thompson a Co., Box II 6s Post Office, New Orleans will
Nj. THOMPSON & CO., Contractors.
Agents-Me;ss Hayes, Sanders Co., Spearng Co., Jane
NJ FunHm. myl3 law4m&W
FLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER YARD
THOMAS MURRAY & CO.,
Successor TO Policy Nico Co.. OF Cedar and Jus
streets, New Basin
We have constantly hand and for sale every description
DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER.
Il inch dressed tongned and grooved FLOORING
Z :: :. c sf1n+f SsSssa
and Ia inch irt ssed SHELVING.
dressed DECKING PLANK or ship builders.
LATS and everything in the line necessary and suit
able for building and other purposes
SASH DOORS, and CYPRESS of all thcknesses and sizes
n COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE m
Ea3 NEAGLE L CARPENTER. ESH
tsrccessors Of the finn of W. i g. D. NsagIe)
Having associated themselves in partnership would inform
the patrons Of the old rn AID the public generally that the,
will continue to keep constantly hand large
stock Of
RNTTURE,
AT the Old and Well-Known Stand,
Nos. 80, IS and 81 Royal street,
Entrance--No. 81.
MATTRESSES, FEATIiERs, FINE LOOKING GLASSES
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