New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

MOoiOAi. 49,. 49, ,.,.,.o, ir,o,otor
AIer froi' Iiunan PaI'I on " - ,,,ndor wevde
ana oeIore re"ulnE MS own pape'' p ,,o, IN music
gave an explanation OF 'he cau'o u "", -o1 &, = tvon
He stated that Wheh the hummer Vi 49, -, .s1s,,
time produced by two tones are in simple proporoh
.boro % bor,ronv When the proportion Is complex,
there Is haIhony' "n'" 49, oIo - a., ,oror ,r,r,hor,
that Is when II is TO De eAPresSou - -,
there Is dscOrd SO the relation oi the vibrations nc
- ~, ,ro o,1 its octo co is expressed by the num-
tween 'iie 'oi 'io, i,' ., a. ~ tho fourth oaetoA
bers 10 - OF te hi'n' rs " ., ~ ,., 81, - -
of the major third to Of the minor thlrd, as TO
q and here yye have reached the limit when the har
% anu "vio 49, raroonious so that for instance
to proportion OF 10 toll is perfect discari So far
there ia nothing new In this statement; bat II we 80 to
coupare the condolences Of the with the non
condolences we And peculiar rhythmical relations which
may be EXPRESSED in the usual way Of whole, half and
Quarter notes.
Toke. for instance nfths e.,2to3:
C3
ca
the suml
OF TAIoh Z"
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IN Wh.'n 'Ne spaces represent unle' ,-..,...
IroI Wander Neyde had q musical instrument mao" 10
Illustrate this fact The ton Of siren was pierced with
holes poor o in the ronortion and posi
noice H'"l u'o II 'e ilopoi'4o' AZ" P0
,ossir tbrct 4,o hole e,,cosol, ot frat gave only
i--7 - -, w .,, - =, ',-, % a., a.
rhythm Den'ed II Decame tHe harmony OF nl'ns' anu
9''lii'A 'OI ''L'''o'' VIZ e''0 O'"N' ''"' 'iOO''
DR.. Reid Of TorTeliaute read paper upon ancient
dentistry. Among the Anccnts great success was OBJ
'aseu IL 'l9 aI'' odsScHuS was 1t "'''' III 'no i''"
P,t rcorIy soo r. e cold ,gos tlrs used. and coId
yjre was employed TO hold artificial teeth I'm position
and If does hot sCcm then 10 have brcn n new art
Sro ,1cpt Of thc Tenth of the Roman Tlhes 4sO b. c.
has cfcrcnce 10 urevennp tbe burial of any gold with
bc deed cTcept nat 6onnd around the teeth erodots
ocIoros ~ tha F,ynans had N tnoyoigo Of tbe dis
eSsas of t1ofb and ther treatment o90B O. In Mar
oI C9scIu i mefioned rs either filing on extracting
I'm INT hn snoaiaeJ tLot bc yrouIj not roIis fllss
th win ~ poyT TDcion mentions m oIj maid
lh3, h2I DnI foUI teeIl anu my WSIe err ~ wr
| vas not mentioned i'm the programme
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| STEAM BOILER WATERS AND INChUsTATIoN'
On s'caiu "o'ei water emu iH'i s'.''o' 'i o'' O''
tion ON mis- portapt subject They have made innum
1900 ,oco, tho e5,,Itiss atto,di, tho
use OF nara "ateryet 50 cruue ana nav INC?
peeh tHat pu' A''io 7u0'eSs ild' oooii "''ino'' ~ "
lows IS brief resume OF the various proposed luCtnOds
| together with some investigations or1ny own.
All natural waters contain n solution or suspension son
more or less nlTia Ha,,eL M anu tesetIDe l
consists pncpalyOl te carOon3Its Oh Ihe gIesa aid
IRON (held III soluueh ny iIge caIDsnlc acllJ ates OF
lime ana Hag1esla, chl3llles oL calcuin souluI all1
magnes um and und5soyed caTDonates clay, sand and
yegelaDle matter neIu Ii sSieaflo, SPlFG t anu wei
lakes &C. Ihe latter hold more IN suspension Our
AnelC i VV iI0 i'm eO sion iU SI,ms nr,li i
exceeaiLg ~ gIins Wti a SPlrIE @ eotaiu I ~
naI9rnh I'm tdr Az 90 os v bsrdnss Wicn nse vatrs 5 ore
generhiy knOWn rs n5Idhgss, NArh It-e WdJeIs gre
of the alkaline earth dcprvedo their solvent are pTecp
tated in tney crtstailHe lon WIlcl lenaclQusy ad
only soluble IN 800 parts on water hH Is Dg
suPeratIaIon Ine ;HUio hUoio M stipi4ieS t tt an
@ I@lItIJI % { 5;tion, III crCD,ot to t donosif
9na annrniatng crows Hard and tongb ike
POS6sln P az F oTa w Sn t e'fnct ttt IL
eN CnvC.s Ei go I a. hoo ~ ~ c, 10, ,tor oo,
|
h"leu Mn % W tod tI9t marc fye ia rdnniTei
u Is feauiy %PMoyi"tcu VnI @ nOro nor iue' Is IuIeu i
TO heat water tnronsh scae ana ron tah t4ugh G IRON on
G@oie @ ~, ~ i rs nc eHr of * nov % COM WI
lhen lHcH % lel'vs M wy 49, W 10 li v
more lHel. AZ INC % sSd6 ne HCSoi5 @ Ine @ io
~ Itt' WI " mo y % ~ - - t oTd " go f r. r'ieo stc no -
ar tlncn 100 per oCl{, f ~ anu & SO On & 10 ia Sa M 10 a
055J5 F3hr This NAV he done through a 3inch iron
shell nv heating the external surface to about $3.50 II
Dnb scae nieryenes The boiler must bc heated TO oo5
iost n low red heat The higher the temperature at
which iron is kept the more rapidly il oXidzes and at
any tcmprraturc above COO il becomes granular
and brittle from carbonzaton conversion into the
STATE of cast IRON Weakness Of boiler thus produced
predsposes 70 sudden explosions and makes expensive
repairs necessary. . -. --.,
n ro,cntou Of scse Inv chemical means oneTating
inside the boilers the writer preferred the following:
In this method the annate OF soda Is the essentai
tfmi tfmJI iIlv' iiS lV' This agnI lHiD ifiodiced into
the boiler at regular intervals IN sufficient quantity
| according 10 the hardness or the water Is rap
idly dissolved ana, "lhout ioamhE OF ae'loh ON IHe
ron cOnpieIey loeS ie 41'ilru "Hh, Ino ItdGtGm -
as follows: Ine lauic utld ieaNts e soua anu I,a
with the lime OF me TO l9rln talAate OF Hne
when i RleSillte1 III 5l,' t5cuJt,, t It
nIn' NLlCI uOTS ra,t n nS cSrIi,ioD IN n tIJs its
nodl7 III @ Imc TUIi1nvs tiV W VI. tr"r ~ T IL
WY 10 lhc t I, is d6o,,"sjtnd' % ,,,sb soii
e OF IH ,a Ia TooGdv blou-n out froIo time
menu "hgH % NAY 1lHat no nf l,on IL 6ccornnnsed inv
70 umo; Ino ~ PY fr,,oj ~, tbo at n,y
lnS af soda and corona+o Of limo being
soluble S'badiet t oI soua td oiI ma " , g I h
OIlneu. iAo astGl - t ~ ~, 5 iio % W.
% %Iein ii 1 % and the relIiitinG taI
SUI S & ,r1 a. bafore escfibnd fbe urcsefce Of
% ii ,,Heuts an oction of inc acid on the iron EY-
ie nr ticai rial of This method has demonstrated
a. tlif in an kinds of b0iers and lis perfect cfcacy
ft ecdnomv M ease Of anpIicotion and general adai
.ar;ii,, viii cnr1fnprd II fnr general rse.
D. vsndcr Wevde ,aentoned tbat tbn Nevv.York
Sni iroad hoS cosed him 10 mako an onaIvsis ~
- ri IN so ,non Tho Ine ~ tIair rCad with