, 1879-04-08

Gold Telegraph Company Of this city for prac-
tical tclcgraphy: The comnanr named has oyer
n Thousand machines III different parts Of tlie
minutes the luotn.lons Of stoeks IN
Of the day. The, Fuller magnrto-
electric machine was adopted 10 operate the
Gators. Fuller has studied ever since To- improve
his generator, but when he had oscc ostaincda n
III reasonable power, hc returned to
md in ihc obseMrlty of iiis ittt!c sllop Eo tocd
for years over his lamp. 1lewas
TlE MAN nEsr FITTED IN TtiF UNITED STATES
IL attempt q so!ution Of the problem. This H.
vcntor evolved whole systcm OF lIghting.--thc
generator, lamp, AlMl meter. lis proposed
sulatcd, disconnected at the outward ends. The
positive n,ntn was to throw of Il branch wire
into zach building 10 bc lighted. tho wire snter-
lug the meter, performing nccrtaiil service there,
main. Tic main current VIVA not IL do the light
tng, hut It wos 10 Eclcratc another current III q
scres Of induction coils aud cacEl lasp was tn be
lighted by the current from one Of theso coils.
The induction coils were thus mndc:
Two magnet cores, arranged ,parnl.
lel to each oiflcr, weru connected
tuagneticalfy Mt the cnls Around the centres
OF each Of these cores was soft iron head, Ant
Mt q proper distance from this lcad of lnsulnt-
Ing n,atcrlnl. The outward ends OF the cores
were cotlcd With insulated copper W{fG nnd 30
connected together and to the main wlro tor
BcncratOEl as to produce two opposite mngnettc
pnles, Dctwern thu soft Iron heads nnh tho
Tolls were wound smaller coils oi Insulated wire.
the tnencss Of which would depend OIL the tell
sion required. To one OF the iron heads was
hinged IN iron RrIa, 80 made as to swing over
upuD the other, connecting mngncticnlly tho
potcs N. al,l y. In coil so mntte, II q current
be sent through the main wire rapfdEy changing
In opposite directions. the magnetic cores will
rhNHrA rr1nrltv mud fhN rNnntfP Vritf frflJyrn n
current Of great tcnson In tho smaller coils, n,l,l
this sccond current, II conducted with proper
wires to limp, Will maintain platinum or ear
bon In . high statc Of tncandcsccnce. TwoiNduc-
,Ion coils, or four, cnu BIZ coupled together for
lights OF stronger power. A graduated switch Is
,scl In this lamp, 80 rs to permit It's brightness
to be used ut will. 4 great innny experiments
were mndc with this style Of lump With platinum
DurnErs, md
THEY orRRATED ADMIRABLY.
a number OF capitalists OF Brooklyn hearing
ubnut these experiments organized a cplilpany
with 81 100000 capital last December to adopt
Fulcr's Inventions mud INTRODUCE Ills light
throughout Bsooklyn. A new shop was lifted
sixth street, In New York City, ncar Ills resi-
tiouCc, and in this shop Fuller tuiletl for SIX
months almost literally duy md night, His
wnus ,'u ,systsn' was IN most promising shaps,
put stop TO the progress OF experiments In
The Com Ialiy tlad determined to nnnu gncture
tlines list ior factory u re-. About twenty iac- lac
tories In Nrw Eog,n,u md the Eastern Sintcs
have this win,cr introduced tr largo electric
lamps of from 10O to 1000 candle power
tnto their workroo1,s, AMI the demand for
very active. The Fuller Company resolved,
therefore. to solicit orders from factories,
i';n n.y.. !. ae ,s,,, naea Ia @
twu "3Mr|,,r. .i' ap ~ nn1 sI ~ n,sn"N 49,
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m1n & III pci'es.s M , nsm
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snrn.. mnas"' ~ '''o aee u ''sAse's "p t"e 'aSe
ne'e"
1lB TAINTED AND FELL TO THE FLoon
o. bls Sim rnt,rc,y rx,,oustrd. comn}etrlv worn
out With intgsu ,lIcptal application mud |ack OF
sleep. liz was carrcl 10 his residence. 4
ucttyc n4tutn. Ills busy mind Ind In The trpI,-
time, discoycrcI j new i,lra III in,iuetjon. lie
sent over 10 ti1u shpn for ha man i;rnrfre. tho
new lirn, Jjr twt, men sat jow,, together md
Mr. Fuller described his IDEA with ulliyh mItute-
uess-thr shane OF tic nnructa. thu sta uf t,e
wire tho n.uflnrr in which tlr wire was to Uv
,nllri mn md sn on, mn.l,,utuv with his hnrHo
to illustrate bis mcnuins. When Sir, Fuller Ind
f},fsM1l I'm sni,f .tf;eorrc in vn,, undrrntn,,d
thaiYT Ilis fnreman rcnlie,f Tim. hc dti.
uSuw,u suItl MIR. Fullcr. Ai want vou IL under
stauI ttlat. Grorrc. fur Il ia ynry imrortant: It
ami thrn he went over tlu tlattur aCaiu, e1-
planning tie wtulu !dcat with the mathematical
principles Involved In It, When l'c Ind con!-
plGtcd ihr explanation the sccotd tlc, h0 said,
NOW, GGorEc, do you think you understand
| tllhlt" Tug forentan said lio did pcrtcctly.
alr. Fuller looked pleased, lny back tn his chair.
ahd
DIED soos AFTERWARDS.
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lifc hntI 1lit.serti o,,s nnjetir hit =
IA orn,uintrG viii, hfs niS,,. 1.IiCvea In. In.
nnrtetI fust nj the innncnt whcn ilc was abnnt
n hrctNn" inmtu,a ",,si rc,. In. f,r",,or UNA
~ mo nrnr,ini n t,tr II mind !" ,cn th no",ic
u,,rrt II s,,i, NJ, inrr, md II IL oni~ pttit,
Guy tr ,,y tlmt tht. facts hnvc tnc,, ,'rlva,nIv
rh,n'nc., hv H." xritrr '~'' ''"'~ ~" '''o's''
TIu dcatu Of Mr. fuller has retarded t,,r pcr.
D,liwiptts of Inlurtion wrrp ,1yyrt1 ii, tKe iII-
veution, mil no ono now lty!r. III America, nm
dcrbtnls those principles 50 well as lie did.
Tllc company which liz otaanizcu Will not NJ
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