The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-18
INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE.

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re production OF coal in France IN the
hrst halt OF 1888 was 10 l57 .7lS I'M, Wy
PRODUCTION Of 10 5S3, 500 tuns In M 80.
le,iuu OF loo% Tho production of u,gits
~ ne io' mer period was 2s9 IS TONS $500,
y SooS tons In The same period lssr VS.
new Oleaus trumphautly points ~ ,h,
eIrlval OF the large steamship p,r,,,t t''o
Monarch, az one OF her wnaryes i.,.,'.,
Oh ne NAuly OF the Misslssippirlyrr iaitiss
rnn thinks this sufficient ref5i5ti,o
o tpe statement that the chanutli, mi
Although 6oriar for coal has oes, o,
t.hP.eI M Yeral localities Ia Chine tnrr.
uI'J V"e c,hleiy az present &C. cnmp.ets
Hu,,N.uS 9Ider IA the Celestial Emuire.
rha'. J, ~ hAlllinF, not far from Pck,ng.
luV 'oHi Is sAld to belong TO the TINA rsr.
nonierons system and the he'd di,s,o ~.
SOUTH somo iorly.hge 4 prees Grmj,,, ~
large oasln under the Gulfuf pebcbi,1i
Naphins are now being mazda M err,,
az, luxury which few persons vili de.
Wy themselves at the reasonable price of
oHo nutuFeu dollars per 'OYsu. They arp
OF delicate pearl ctlor about the ava NJ
an ordinary breakias, nRpkin. and almost
a' puaple rs six. The filling c1nsjsts "a
minute glass threads crossed bya SIM cbsin
an1 IN me fringe Of glass fibre Is gboat Two
| On September NJ. Chevreul the Ves,or
OF chemist: completed his uinety.eight wear
oi age, lie was born at Anpers In ,bs
h,Eht OF August 81, 1855 At The early ese
o twenty years he was conservator NJ tbe
museum. Among his great discoveries in
,i,,' HSute prominently the separa.
,on v. tneIal bodies and chemical cnn,titu.
tlou OF olelhe sIearlue and margarine. To
OF colors OF their shades and Of The a. inr,,i
nation OF SHADES.
London Engineering states that a vcsse,
constr ucted of paper was recently Iaunchsd
A. 81, Petersburg. She is driven by steam
/ her dlmenlions are Length, . leet. great
gss "luth, o leet, with only few inches
uraught OF water. The recent trials OF pa.
/ per lof railway material, the above journal
anuuS' nave leu To IT'S present cmplo ment.
for many years paper 70 r.boats boveyer
nave been made and used In this couptrv
i rench periodical, la Culture riy,s
the following simple method for TESTING IN o
| puTlly OF water, 10 an ordinary oustt
oott'e three parts flied with water di4solys
d spoonful OF pure white suger. cork il well
ana put u IN warm place. Iiat the end
| OF ,oity-eight hours the water becomes tnr.
pa aud milky' there can be no doubt of It's
mpurlty; but If II remain limpid il NAV
be considered safely drink able.
! me tltls6uTg Stockmau says that Il IS
esNulated mat the wool crop Of 1883 will
r I'm lnst OF Tue preceding year by 10 coo
~. ~ W IV ~ pounds, ana that not more
ihan 0OOUO 600 pounds Of foreign wnol viii
/ be required to make ND the halarce needed
| by our manufacturers over the home prn.
| duct. This shows siill closer approaoh ia
the time when we will grow enou IN wool
ior our own use and live Independently In
lhlS particular, Of all other countries.
Nomlnaly car load Is 20 GOO pounds.
u 10 also 70 barrels OF salt, 70 Of lime. 90 of
nlur, % Of whiskey, 200 sacks ol linur. 4
cords OF soft wood, is or 70 head of cattle Ia
or 90 head OF hogs, 30 or 100 head of sheen
1000 feet OF solid boards, II GOO feet OF sd,
ing, 10 600 feet OF flooring. 1900 shingles
/ One.hall less green lumber. oue.teuth less
/ OF lolst, scauillng aud other large thinkers
5iO bushels OF wheat, 100 OF barley. 100 of
corn, $50 Of oats, 800 VI tlixseed 500 OF an.
| pies diO Of Irish potatoes. 80 OF sweet
potatoes, 1000 bushels Of bran.
The expansion Ct our railway system Iae
| received Temporary chick which will IN
/ me end result IN good. With a little pa.
| tlehce, the demand for more mileage viii
U l''''N''f''it NiN'hEN lNN hINFNNfUu on
/ the causes referred To- above With extended
mlleuge, renewal ot railroad wars would
occur, the bankruptcy of roads would
swamp grent amount ofclpital md The
snitll OF enterprise would D., checked. but
/ With conservative action new utcgs.iiiFs
will soon arse, sui abundant opportuni.
| ties o3en w for Legitimate ilvs'msul5-
| llndu'trial Review.
Tho following description ~ y French
q a'irg grain elevator Is taken from Lee
Genie Ciyl'. Tho structure was made M
Bordeaux and placed In the hatbor 10 un.
load the vessels arriving with cafrnes Of
grain. 10 cont0iHs apparatus Tor weighing
cleaning and seeking the gain. From the
ships hold It can unload weich clean.
weigh again, put IN 20 sacks. ana reload
into trucks, one HUNDRED and hfty tons of
grain per hour. The elevator Is mounted
on barge which is propelled by u screw
worked by compound surlace.condeuslng
steam engine thai furnishes the motive
power for oil these operations