New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-06
BAGASSE FURNACE.
RURN YOUR sAGAssE-1T IS PROFIT

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Myrtle GROVE. November lsth, 1857.
Msss. Hall Eeda run. y. Ms1 -, 1rls s.
reply your inquiry respecting Tbompons Bassse Furnace
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your Nj. HALL and that was IN regard to the hoppers
S JSHE T / WH5EE.
Elm HAIL, January o. 1859.
have you know. had Of your Bagasss Furnaces
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gune expectations.
Ct The baEass and production heat and
y due supply Of boiler be givea-to use the
From my present experience clearly Of the opinion
hat other form Of furnace all compare in efficiency
...a. E.E. KITTREDaE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb p 1859.
on for the fall Of 1855 where there your
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each Of the furnaces hesitation saying your fur
With the quantity produces
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iiis enKsr confident saying, that believe that
suteient supply boilers consume liz Bssssss
from q per went hours s;as and fur
twenty four hour and make The above number Of hhd II
seen use and can ii ali who desire to
Yours, respectfully.
CHARLES NEAMEs. Engineer.
ELM hall PLANTATION, Feb. 4, 1852
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Recommending your furnace who may have occasion 70
use them '0''' rH He,s. H. JONES, Engineer.
Msssrs Hsgsr Aynn obtained patent snd.n tina.
aaauasiona6s rights therefore notified and cautioned then
s. @ j eiss
was f o b. both b parties and us@ II T. o
Ssred Lengthy ard u my which
Regarding then the invention fully perfected and in sue
cessu operation in October 1854 at Weeds place. 1t tried
expermentay earlier period Gosett Johnsons plan
taon where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his invention
snd found that with the substitution of fire brick for Iron
CRATE bars capable of performing all that he claimed
for I'll believing the that neither Hsger Allynns
Thompsons claim limited to the material employed that
each actual substitution simmatea to the question ssue
and finding that contract entered into the
erection Hsge Aynns furnaces prior to the latter
part of December 1854 priority hereby awarded
Moses Thompson and patent will issue accordingly
J. HOLT, Commissioner"
Letter from Prof. B. siman Jr., concerning Mr. Moses
Thompsons Baggasse Furnace
have had occasion to examine soh Ss he
tho ctuai workings of Mr. Moses Thompsons Furnace
Mr. THOMPSON built for me one of his furnaces de-
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question the first Of lis kind Mr. had nsver beore
as "s 10 s
g.
4 s.ss r.
sssa%
fuel and expense compared with anthracite coal wood
country where wood worth 81 cord delivered and coal
have elsewhere given my views detail respecting the
these views here Suffice say that fully Of opinion
that Mr. T. has made discovery Of practical importance
in the arts and that Is nowhere Of great value all the
great nunber Of experiments and almost literal copies
took the field he alone merits the claim of originality con-
srucng furnace for burning wetfue both theory
Mr. Thompson is modest, unassuming man. Of an original
and powerful mind who, with small advantages Of education
has worked out for himself great problem chemical and
pretensons to scientific knowledge and earnestly he
may allowed both the honors and the pecunary
rewards which belong those who bestow by their genius
''N'' '-'@-- B. sILLIMAN. JR.,
Professor General and Applied Chemistry in Yale College,
BOSTON, June6, 1852
SRI exar Inc the following patents furnaces for
burning bagasse and other wet fuel:
1885, and reiss pS siss March, 1851 april
I'd Letters patent granted Hager Allyn, May g. 1856
3d. Letters patent granted E. steley June 18Th. 1855
Al Letters patent granted Samuel H. Gilman December
resued 3ls March, 1850 an.sdaes the others This patent
method Of drying and consuming wt fuel
These two "a % are % M
from the two being united in suitable chamber contiguous
to IRE chamber and together the one assisting
series Of fire chambers, communicating with hue mixing
chamber each fire chamber having M air passages and
1.-THE furnace described in patent Of Hager Allyn May
9Th 1856 clear and pabs Of ThSmpsons
from part which is being consumed and the whole