The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-27

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Cohocksink PRESBYTERIAN Church Mr.. Nc |
cSDp ATSS Al BSy TGyS
Curtis, 10Y A, M; Rev. Lewis IL. Reid, ?. NJ.
Union Presbyterian Church, Thirteenth street, |
below sPruce,Rev. John Gerrish, 1oH A. NJ; Rev.
Second reformed Presbyterian Church, twenty
;;ssond' above Vine e streetoRey; rect s V. McCorkle'
iO johns M CSnrcs M saFs Tsfd and George streets
Rev ANDREW shiland 1ok A. NJ; Rev. Solo non
Consbchocken Presbyterian Church-Rev. Walter
Richmond PRESBYTERIAN ohurch-Rey. Loyal Y.
Graham, 10k A. NJ. Rev. Samuel NJ. Morton,
Green street NJ. E. Church, Green, above Tenth
street-Rev; John Leggett, 12H A. NJ. Rev. ]. A.
Norris Square United PRESBYTERIAN Church-Rev
James Alexander, ID. ID 10X A. NJ; Rev. II. Eaton
Fourth reformed Church, Fnbert and Eighteenth
strees-Rev J. A. PenlArten, 1OH A. M. Rev. w.
First Presbyterian Church of Southwark, German
street-Key. James A. Carnaham, Of India 106 A.
NJ; Rev. Henry s. Little p. NJ.
plymouth Congregational Church, Nineteenth and
Rev. w. II. James, P. NJ.
First Presbyterian Church, York, Ps-Rev. DR..
William q. Wsner, 1ON A. M; Rev. D. d. Mccall
South Presbyterian Church, Third aud McIlwain
streets-Rev C. T. GreggS, 1oH A. NJ. Rev. W. d.
Alexander Presbyterian Church, Ninet zenith and
Green streets-Rev. George A. Lyon, d. d. OF Ere,
at 10Y A NJ; Rev. George Patton, OF Seneca, N. y,
Seconu onlteu rIespySeIian ,S.!uIcn naSe near
Tenth Presbyterian Church Twelfth and Walnut
Wharton street PRESBYTERIAN Church. corner OF
Ninth and Wharton streets-Rev. c. j. Hunter 1OX
A. NJ.
Greenwich Street Presbyterian Church, Third and
STeenWlGn @ JOS: tsnNan' Ao5s a. NJ
hev MaoE PreshIterion m SSy,rcS waifb and Iom.
hard streets@Rey. w. q. E. Apnew, 10I A. NJ:
| Rev DR. Sprol s p NJ
| PRESBYTERIAN Church, Falls OF Schuylkill-Rev.
Mr.. Rigart, 1OK A. NJ.
Eleventh Street M. e. Church, EleVenth street,
above washington avenueEKev. en- ,, MI IT, bsDo, Ioh a.
NJ. hev; o. maisteao az 9h1Iqreh Ohuroh' T. vi
hey r a. Gorden Church Robert
| irvine ~ d. i0% A. M: Rev. John M. Smith.
| p NJ ~
| Woodland Presbyterian Church, Pine, near Forty
second street-Rey. T. Hale, 1019 A. M; Rev. W. e.
Knox, ID; D., r. M. c,uo,, c.,,o d., -.
1S p1SS ief| M Raw WiiIiam prvin ~ ~
Pnm WsTre T " prcshvtarian rhnrcb R,oad street
| above Chesnut-Rey pr Nichols 4 p NJ
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PETROLEUM AS fUEL.-Ever since tne aus
coVery OF petroleum, lts utlllzaIlon as luei,
especially for the generation OF steam, has en-
! gaged tne attentlon OF engineers, ana lnnumera,
bic experiments nave peen made, OUT untll
recently wltn0ut pTactlcal reSuits. Nohe Oh the
meIh0us that nave oeen trieu niCneito naVe pro-
duced tne perIecG conous'ion InaC IS necessary
II the OIL Is 10 pe orougnC INTO general use as a
1uei, ana IN the most promising eAperinents,
such as tn0se carried on unoer Tue auspices OF
the Navy Department., a deposlt OF SOHO caroon Dor,
TesulIeu tnat sPeeaiiy cioseu up .ne '4oes VI tne
! boiler and Dalfed the engineers. IL was the
! general opinion among engine nowever tuat
there was way, ana almost OF necessity very
simple one, 1or prouuclng tne Perlect conous-
ton OF the Oh wnlch YOU'D re9uer lts app4lica-
tlon TO steam p0iiers saie ana desirable. II Is
peneVed tnat tnis lneInou has now oeGn us
| covered ana tne greaG proDlem solved py the
invention OF Messrs. Whlpple q DlcAerson, py
whlch the petroleum Is Vaporizeu 1y means OF
superneatea steaih' anu theu our"eq ~ coHtot-
| notton Utut Sopef!.euI.eo Seeo"'' ~ tnIs way
ane peuoeuin HseI ae uoSS S;, ho' h ooHe III
iohoaI. f hi Mn d ae Isan MN Mte t oy opeDtng
G JGS VI ngy yneoat meeu ht; ro @ VIC 'PO, VI ;no
@ tnSo % hoat onroS noad tbon h, oa,, o,har Ioo
rontbod Thi ;mUontion hos he's o'hu hronht 70
snob stota Of narfaotion tbat If car raod2iIl bo
appIied to boilers Of every description and there
! appears 10 oe no reasoh Why, III larSe hulloer
OF instances aI Ieast, IL snouIu noI prlhS peCro-
leum lnto use lor rsIealn-geheralng purposes as
a suostlIute Ior coal ana otHeT lueIs. for some
Ilne past lne apparatus Oh Messrs. Wnlpp.e %
DlcKeTSon mas peeh IN pracslcal opeTatlon at
tne h0now"are iouhary ol Dalrows, slavery ~
20, Front ana heeu sIreetss anu yesteraay IL
was lnspecteu ny nuuloer vi r lnenoers ol the
| press ana others ihteresIeu' Inc Saving III Tue
cost Oh iueI Is estinateu aC Iron tnICy 70 uity
per cent, anu IL 9oes tuS "orh in q lnucn oeIter
~ a. @ tnan "a. co ever oiu Win ene peoleni
IL rs easy W m'lntain coholane equai pressure
OF sXty POUNDS OIL steanl Per gauge wnereas
with coal the pressure could scarcely ever De
raised ABOVE nity, ana Wneu neaVy WORK was
Delng uone IL was hoI Posslole 10 Keep
pressure ol more tnan IWShty-nVe OF
tnlry pouhus Yer eauge' Inc import
| ance q keeping an equal pressure
at all Tunes VIII DC apparent 10 all VINO use
steam IN laceorles ana lnils, ana as tnere Is no
cleahipB Vi nres VI tnroWlnB Oh lresn iuei, IL Is
easy 10 regulate tne apparatus SO thac a constant
ana uhiioin 9iii neat Is inaihtaineu wltnout tne