The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
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| nsiRhborhood Of coal and Ignite had. ana in
the bituminous elsys or sbaiss In consist,
With strustnrs somstimss toIIstsS; colo,
| brown or ysllovIsh brown by tfansmitted
.s neg 6 SssHn oy IRE 5snsGsed light 9dor ara
| feeling on beeswax that has besn wing for
| SEINE time in water It lie mined in variable
| quantities in Cermapy Austria Turkey and
| Ignite beds; IN Gslicis alone about thirty
thousannd tons have been mined since ne dis,
The 1bois nSoduct If ths Ifn,tsd S,ates IN 1s,9
| Is estimated at about three hundred and ffty
tn99ussna p9uhos ~ mas oeen useo success
tnrs Of esndtes and Nv gef1nins IN pIaca q,
beeswsx and paraf1n. and Is also being Intro
duced rs an electrical insulator.
An imnror.a ,,,,or, ., 49,, ,.r.,,.,, =
hear adnnt.d he ar phiiadainhi. liz Co,arn.
nant AooordI,,, 81 ,hi. .x.,.n, Iii .o..a.o.
,a no'Olu , " 'nis =, s'ei' MI assakes
the depth Of eighteen inches the space thus
oxoa,a,aa hoinr ala g. a.. J.,th - 80
teen inches with cinders. we'll rammed. and
upon this islaid a concrete composed OF one
part imported Portland cement three parts Of
olean ana sharp coarse bar sand. thoroughly
mixed dry and made into a mortar with the
mixed with broken stone or good furnace Stag
rammed eolidly In place; free mortar will rise
70 ths SURFACE y, , and eshioif dehth OF three
,oundstlon surface one inch In thickness is
and two parts Of crushed granite passed
dust with lust suiI1e Giant vateT 10 male NOR
tar:-thls being thoroughly tampei solid to
t L,sLp Iescrinea lines and grade then dressed
one. half pure cement and one.haif tint sand
noated over the entire surface as finish.
the orls,n VI wnH' ~ 'errneu tne american
'neory vi ,he iornia',On o' mountain ranges
soons W ue uue W iro'' 10 Comte. !"
Nho"h US '.o ooh.iaelon tneory, Wnlch as
sume s mat the earth was once an inr"ndos-
pels Welding along its lines Of veaknsss. An
ints,ss,in~ in r ., ,hs phsrno, an
OF mountains has led to the opinion that they
are horn Of aao.raroin danosits obsarvotior
showing that existing of-shore deposits are
course at tho top. shading down TO that which
ruesas 81 % IS ho n as
mhoun.ain ,9si deposits would, II Is argued.
pondinR subsidence OF sea bottom. That the
earth sinks by loading and rises BY unloading
ssng tsst have Sssn rsmovod ~ .rns,nn whIeh
has caused the remaining eight thousand feet
70 rise above ne, the general leyel u is claimed
eartb ia thai Of n Rid soiidothat as soIIs
globe OF glass ak feet in diameter. will change
share ~ the pressure 2, it's own weight. the
being bomogeneous aceou MA Tor its radicsi
contraction being in ridges.
"o in'o'est VI ,eA'io nanu'ac'urers mas
iH'ey oeen en'ls'eu III tue announcement OF
au i"pro'eo spinning machine oy "hich
separated from that passing 10 In. adjoining
spindla II ia .implv n Combination oi th.
other parts Of tho machine with lever. by
40 .ha, cons,Dn. unr.rd anS sawnward E"
ton is impaired with the actuating mechan-
ism for moving It Yarn separators are inter.
spindles, for the purpose OF limiting the bal
bins, preventing the yarn passing to one bob
pin from interfering with thst passing TO the
ths warn IL ala 10 he mos, n.rssntihis ansing
the lower part OF the wind. tbs ring rail being
then farthest removed from the thread board.
wear fbs aysiIsr and tbs nc taii saHaps-
tor blades have therefore been constructed
ana supported 70 Act mainly during the lower
spindIes ring ths unpsr tIaysrss ~ tns rine
rail SO that they will not obstruct its traverse.
e ah nUmn - n eoa SSn. processes
TOT making onemical WOOD nore are claimed
bassd upon the fac, that on the resinous snh.
stances pertaining to wood being extracted
tb.rs,rom all that causes S.cs1 4. thu. so,'
ten rid of the remaining nbrs being like .
ni...o, cotton IN whI,or.ss onS arsa
pieeeot cotton IN Whitehess ana nuHnesa
Apparatus is now being perfected for weaving
and snInninu sueb AIR. in tba sam. uapror
'.s-...'i,- " t'
SUBSTANTIALLY As cotton OF wool. for some
time past, q factory has been In operation at
Port Huron. making underclothing from wood
hDrs, and which are said to equal In all re-
those, there have for q long time been sent
TO market hats. blankets. pals washtubs.
.imn., nnmIa p,bSJne' am oner sta.
me emit is that the most Important m sthods In
vogue for the production OF wood pulp or wood
,hs , ioa ~ anu ntH "a
the most wonderful results.
The value OF the microscope In determining.
In scientific manner. the probable durability |
OF building stone. is pronounced by q writer In |
SON. "a having haen ahundartIv nroyad r.
% ..ISN, $3.50.
coming IN iact' practcal factor OF the most |
positive usefulness This Is made evident |
when. on examining = section OF the m ateriaIby
- -. " =. ~ a.,
means OF thAt instrument there are disclosed
NOT only the various substances which enter |