New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-23
BAGAssE FURNACE,
sN YOUR BAGAssE-1T IS PROFIT AND

bAOAoSE FURNACE.
RgNN YOUR aAGAssE-1T Is rRoFIT AND
VI, II @ 4 rs sell my Potent burning
the following evidences Of its value and practical ny n' 10
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iaoSsHEE' JOHNSON
We have one '9 sfag gssn15ts operation
Parish Of plaqs emine, Planter.
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Fir" of Hail. R0dd Putnam T. tF n Front Lv'' street.
No r / SINE ;,1 SssS ssz Orleans.
Fir" of B'nd Landry Il rs SIX RSpyi ssset NO
No. 10 - s' o srEaR fFs: New Orleans
No. s na IsEff '' sFss SsT Orleans
Phoenix c cfIsf!E s f bSSsG street 10.
SAMUEL oowa 5f3'ffsGn parish
DAN c. uo1r6 5sls'i H. B parish
GEORGE H. 1o 5s'si,S1 RS'''a'
- HID. OGDEN, New ss or os'ssns
Thompsons Bagasse Furnace to The
sas of as hs S
certificate of those who witnessed in actual operation,
The above certificate which was given in December 1854,
RELY nossl mode burning wet fuels first dopersand ntro
asea q ayg Ber E made oa, to the facts
W. Gurley, ESD, Clerk of the o. s. Circuit Court.
PARISH OF PLAaUENISEs 3lst December, 1856
Moses Thomson - En- Ne s oreans
working of Bagasse Furnace con nced for this
You mt grind our cane and to clarity Juice
urs has a p In few words we
with the Of Bsgase and wood, with fire. excepting
lone in zee we hays @ our cane
We hogsheas in the "a hours using
about cords of wond during time, mostly green willow
and basurs drift wood the latter but before
hours n IS quantity Of
aIaS ss In
ro1 nn g c m n up some years SINCE with
We have boilers attached the Bagase IS feet
Is 10 loo pounds The Furnace bu
one e. fireman MS and nd ore boy al the hoppsrs
they required no ps cleaning an
sITH TRUFANT
MrRrLE GROVE, November 10Th, 1857.
u NE M ns at hand and in
reply to inquiry respecting Thompson Bagasse Furnace
aS. If @ 6 @ds s our letter 10 Mr. under
Mr.. Hall, That i hoppsrs 4''N
Your ODE ient servant
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MssE bs M d snd
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ELM HALL, January 49, 1859.
To Moses Thompson, ESQ
haze bad Of your Bgasss Furnaces
opportunity of saving to it has performed equal
consider capable of eecirg perfect
Ct the snd @ Of ea and steam
amos amount Of ground and make heat
hes IS fast AS made --rf''
that other form OF furnace all in efficiency
Very truly, ..
d nea or m m % been sSe1 on Dr. ~ rans
in fun operation and having engaged other plantations
NJ svs
es ah The Il E 10 hs n %
has done much work than either of The other
@ st Sc an
baasss capable Of proaegg and with the formation of but
with your furnace applied Rieux apparatus and with
from bids per twenty -four hours and will fur
niah all Of the steam qued with six or eight cords Of wood
twenty hour therefore take pessre in expressing to
and recommend desire 10 convert
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.
ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb 4, 1850
Mr. b: Thg s4 1 New s Orleans L. - 49,
tons for seven or eight and during that tine lad
sion 70 take oil with Bagae furnaces dftren kinds
duce uniform Gre and much larger quantity of steam
ss ar hf eo4 WI make lam to do AL
recommending your furce 10 all who may HAYS occasion
'-s' rHoss'. H. JONES, Engineer
In 1856 Messr Hager Alynn obtained patent and In that
and 1851 they furnace which inriuged my
patent desired at an aarly moment 10 show the planters
with age ALI M and mmsdiatey demanded Of
hs Of P Pa s of our
Ger sd Joseph Holt ESQ then Comm ssoner Of Patents
ing is and closing paragraph. He says:
Regarding then the invention fuy perfected and in
casfu operation in October 1851 Weeds place tried
expermentally earlier period Gosse Johnsons plan
taion where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his Invention,
and found that with the substitution of fire brick for
CRATE bars capable of performing all that he claimed
for it, believing for the that neither Hager Aynn's,
Thompson claim limited to the material employed that
each actual substitution is inmateria the question ISSUE
and finding that entered for
erection of of Hager Alsnns furnaces prior
part of December 1854 priority of invention hereby award ID
Moses Thompson and patent will accordingly.
J. HOLT, Commissioner"
After having obtained decree my favor the highes
authority which could make first appeal again
tilted the plan pay which
had bean erected and made effort e aicable seleme
with savers failing which my only alternative maintain
rights to those planters furnaces which infringe
patent Suits accordingly instituted in March, 1885,
for trial in April Of that year when the U.
Circuit Court in session. My opponents Rad
Again anxous-eager for trial the fall of the
April, 1850 when ready again. and. II possible, de
rou far thar for decision by the court and
jury rights. The trial again deferred by the
position, notwithstanding st ongest appeals for trial
have been and will be ready for moment and dc
not fear he result The planting community draw its owl
for the erection of my furnaces and
confident in assuring the planters that results will be
uced from the wet bagasse be obtained from
| equal quantity of any kind Of dry fuel.
AS know Of no mode of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat that will not infringe patent
ngans contracting with those parties whose infringe
mine. Planters contracting with will be- guaranteed In
| - 90 MOSES THOMPSON.
We prepared for the of urnace
under Mr. Moses Thompsons Messrs Hayes Sanders
Co, spearins q Co. and James NJ. Putnam, agents
Communications this business addressed to
Thompson Co, Box II GS, Post Office New Orleans, will
meet with prompt attention.
Agents-Messrs Hayes Sanders X Co.. srearng Co. jane
NJ. Putnam. myl3 law4mHW
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