Engineering 1889 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

Engineering 1889 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

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Addy’s Milling Cutter, 163
Agricultural Galleries, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 473, 475

Agricultural Society’s Show at Windsor, The Royal :

Conveyors for Automatic Stokers, 726
Engine, Ransomes, Sims and Jefferies’ Ten Horse-Power Under-Type, 691
Engine, Scott’s High Speed, 723
Engines, Burrell’s, 698
Hay and Straw Baling Press, Howard’s, 711
Locomotive, Tank, 3 ft. Gauge, Bagnall’s, 722
Motors, Davey’s Self-Contained, 710
Petroleum Motor, Knight’s, 724
Petroleum Motor, Priestman’s Portable, 711
Pulsometer, The, 728
Shakers for Thrashing Machines, Robey’s, 725
Spring-Mounted Traction Engine, Fowler’s, Arrangement of Gear for, 723
Wheel, Garrett’s Wrought-Iron, 722
Air Compressor, Brotherhood’s, 584
Air Compressors at the St. Fargeau Power Station, Paris, 683, 686, 687, 638, 689, 690
“Alfonso XII.,” R.s., Triple Expansion Engines of the, 209, 201
Algerian Pavilion, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 79
Allen and Kapp’s Dynamo and Compound Engine for Deptford Electric Lighting Station, 25
Alternate Current Dynamo and Exciter, The Westinghouse, 54
Alternate Current Electric Motor, The Westinghouse, 249
Alternate Currents, Ganz’s Wattmeter for, 338
American Blast Furnace Practice, 119
Ammonia Compression System, Refrigerating Machine, 131, 143
Analysis of an Hydraulic Step, 32, 33. 95
Annam Pavilion, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 469, 474
Annamite Theatre, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 469
Apparatus for Tapping Water Mains, Turner’s, 82
Appleby’s Twenty-Head Stamp Mill, 221
Archer’s Pipe Joint, 44
Argentine Republic, Pavilion of the ; Paris International Exhibition, 110, 469
“ Argus,” s.s., Engines and Boilers of the, 83, 86
Armington and Sims’ Compound Condensing Engine; Ordnance Department, Navy Yard, Washington, 160
Armington and Sims’ Engineand Dynamo for the United States Cruiser “ Boston,” 160
Asquith’s Radial Drilling Machine for Malta Dockyard, 280
Atkinson Gas Engine, The, 178, 561,665
Atomiser, The Fisher, 70
Automatic Controlling Valves for Hydraulic Pumping Engines, 274
Automatic Gear-Cutting Machine, Eberhardt’s Universal, 208
Automatic Regulator for Compound Locomotives, 21
Automatic Stokers, Conveyor for Feeding, 679
Automatic Stokers, Conveyors for Messrs. J. and P. Coates' Thread Mills, 726
Automatic Tube Vice, Bauer’s, 627
Aveling and Porter’s Portable Electric Light Engine, 718

Bag Machine, Paper, Duerden’s, 615
Bagnall’s Tank Locomotive, 3-ft. Gauge, 722
Baling Press, Howard’s Hay and Straw, 711
Barge, Refrigerator, 245
Barometer, The Cause of the Diurnal Oscillation of the, 31
Battle-Ships, Designs for, 373, 374, 375
Bauer’s Automatic Tube Vice, 627
Bells, Signal, Cox-Walker and Swinton’s Magneto Electric, 277
Bent’s Tool-Holder, 541
Berrier-Fontaine System of Hydraulic Drilling Machine, 644
Berry’s Vertical Cylinder Boring Machine, 103
Bird’s-Eye View of the Champ de Mars; Paris
International Exhibition, 415
Bird’s-Eye View of the Niagara River, 269
Blast Furnace Practice, American, 119
Boiler Explosion at Drighlington, 507
Boiler Room and Foundry, West End of, Looking
East, Stevens Institute, Hoboken, U.S.A., 637
Boiler Shells, The Strength of, 398
Boiler, The Thornycroft Water-Tube, 402
Boiler Tubes, Serve’s Ribbed, 288
Boiler, Ward’s Sectional, 322
Boilers and Engines of the s.s. “ Argus,” 83, 86
Bolivia Pavilion, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 478
Bonthrone’s Firedoor, 21
Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, Horizontal, fill
Boring Machine, Berry’s Vertical Cylinder, 103
“ Boston.” United States Cruiser, Engine and Dynamo for the, 160
Box-Nailing Machine, Hodges and Bridgman’s, 297, 304
Boys’s Instrument for Testing Fibres, 709
Brake Dynamometer, Brotherhood’s Registering, 659
Brake Trials at Carlsruhe, 3C8, 622, 623
Brazilian Pavilion, The, 487
Bridge near Lake, Road ; Liverpool (Vyrnwy) Water Works, 153
Bridge over the River Indus at Sukkur, 12 Bridges, Brochocki’s Portable, 323
Bridges o\er Lock Entrance, Swing ; Calais Harbour Works, 607, 610
Briquette-Making Machinery, Fouquemberg’s, 588, 589
Britannia Company’s Dovetailing Machine, The, 715
Brochocki’s Portable Bridges, 323
Brotherhood’s Air Compressor, 584
Brotherhood’s Registering Brake Dynamometer, 659
Brymbo Steel Works, The, 536, 537
Buoyancy and Stability in Ships, The Protection of, 506
Burrell’s Engines, 698
Caissons for the Foundations of the Eiffel Tower, 434
“ Calais-Douvres,” The London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company’s Steamer, 667
Calais Harbour Works, The : 577
Foundations for Quay Walls, Getting in, 581, 592
Graving Dock and Quay Walls, 611
Hydraulic Engine-House and Swing Bridges at Entrance Locks, 607
Landing Stage for the Steamers of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, 580 Lock Gates ; Floating Basin, 609 Pile-Driving Apparatus, 614 Plan, 550
Swing Bridges over Lock Entrance, 607, 610
“Caledonia” Steamer in Connection with the Gourock Railway Service, 510
Caledonian Railway, New Station at Dundee, 670, 679, 727
Cambria City and Johnstown, Plan of, 648
Canack Dwellings; Paris International Exhibition, 474
Canal, Kioto and Lake Biwa, 75
Canal Works, The Panama ; Progress Diagrams, 28, 29
Capstan, Hvdraulic, 644
Carlsruhe, Brake Trials at, 308, 622, 623
Carver’s Fire-Extinguishing Apparatus, 169
Cathcart-Street Station, Greenock, Roof of, 276, 300, 301
Cause of the Diurnal Oscillation of the Barometer, The, 31
Champ de Mars, Bird’s-Eye View of the; Paris International Exhibition, 415
Champ de Mars, The Luminous Fountain on the, 631
Chat Moss, Early Railway on, 104
Chat Moss Horse Patten, 105
Chili Pavilion, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 472
Christmas Island, Map of, 101
Circular Saw Sharpener, Hill’s, 277
Clayton and Shuttleworth’s Governor and Expansion Gear, 241
Clayton and Shuttleworth’s Portable Engine for Electric Lighting Plant, 346
Cleaning Cones ; Rice Milling Plant for Japan, 395 Cochin-China and Annam Pavilions, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 474
Cole and Marchant’s Triple-Expansion Engine, 264
Collapsible Lifeboat, Henderson’s, 350
Colonial Pavilion, The French ; Paris International Exhibition, 78
Composing Machine, The “ Linotype,” 719
Compound Condensing Engine ; Ordnance Department, Navy Yard, Washington, 160
Compound Double Bogie Locomotive, Mallet’s; Decauville Railway, 482
Compound Engine and Allen and Kapp’s Dynamo for Deptford Electric Lighting Station, 25
Compound Engine, Ruston and Proctor’s Vertical, 618, 627
Compound Engine, Sectional, Willdigg and Lupton’s, 36
Compound Express Locomotive (Worsdell and Von Borries’ System); North-Eastern Railway, 707, 708
Compound Goods Locomotive for the Prussian State Railways, 106, 107, 181
Compound High-Speed Engine, Newall’s, 391
Compound Locomotives, 289, 290, 313, 339
Compound Locomotives, Automatic Regulator for, 21
Compound Passenger Locomotive ; London and North-Western Railway, 601, 656
Compressed Air, The Distribution of, at Paris; Popp System, 610, 611, 683, 686, 687, 688, 689, 690
Compressor, Air, Brotherhood’s, 584
Controlling Valves for Hydraulic Pumping Engines, Automatic, 274
Converter, The Westinghouse Electric, 55
Conveyor for Feeding Automatic Stokers, 679
Conveyors for Automatic Stokers; Messrs. J. and P. Coates’ Thread Mills, 726
Copeland’s Rice Milling Plant for Japan, 394, 395
Copper, The Influence of, on the Tensile Strength of Steel, 582
Corliss Engine, Horizontal, 59, 62
Coverings for Steam Pipes, Non-Conducting, 600
Cox-Walker and Swinton’s Magneto-Electric Signal Bells, 277
Crane and Excavator, Steam, Smith’s Patent Combined, 343
Crane, Stothert and Pitt’s Five-Ton Portable, 632
Cranes used to Erect the Eiffel Tower, 425, 430
Crank-Pins, Locomotive, Urquhart’s Machine for Turning, 317
Crematory Furnace, Key’s, 252
Crest of Horseshoe Fall, Niagara, 269
Cross Section of the Niagara District, 270
Crossley’s Twin Sixteen Horse-Power Gas Engine, 184
Cruiser “Piemonte,” The Italian, 508
Cruiser “ Vesuvius,” The Dynamite Gun, 633
Cutter, Addy’s Milling, 168
Cutting Diamonds, 123, 124
Cylinders, Steam, Thermo-Dynamic Processes in, 118
Daglish’s Wood Pulp Digester, 386
Davey’s Self-Contained Motors, 710
Dkcauville Railway, The :
Carriage of the President of the Republic, The, 481
Eiffel Tower Station, The, 479
Locomotive, Mallet’s Compound Double Bogie, 482
Passenger Rolling Stock, 481
Permanent Way, Details of, 480
Standard Passenger Car, 481
Terminal Station on the Esplanade des Invalides, 479
Terminal Stations, Plans of, 480
Trucks, 48-Ton, 480
Decauville’s Portable Railways and Rolling Stock, 662, 663, 664
Deposits and Industry, The Lignite, in Germany, 272 273
Designs for Battle-Ships, 373, 374, 375
Details of Horizontal Corliss Engine, 59, 62
Details of the “Strong” Locomotive “A. G.
Darwin,” 551, 554, 555, 558, 736
Diagram of the Atkinson Gas Engine, 561, 665
Diagram of Compound Passenger Locomotive ;
London and North-Western Railway, 601
Diagram Showing the Influence of Copperon the Tensile Strength of Steel, 582
Diagram Showing Relative Sizes of Two Eiffel Towers and Two Half Spans of Forth Bridge, 501
Diagram Showing Treatment of Iron on the Open Hearth, 536
Diagram of Valve Gear of the “Stiong” Locomotive “A. G. Darwin,” 558
Diagrams of Brake Trials at Carlsruhe, 308, 622, 623
Diagrams from Compound Locomotives, 339
Diagrams of Explosions under Water, 289
Diagrams of the “Forward” Gas Engine, 227
Diagrams of Marine Engine Performance, 522
Diagrams, Slide Valve, 263
Diagrams of Triple-Expansion Engine at Messrs.
R. and H. Hinchcliffe’s Mills, Cragg Valley, Mytholmroyd, 264
Diamond Polishing, 123, 124
Digester, Wood Pulp, Daglish’s, 386
Distribution of Compressed Air at Paris, The;
Popp System, 640, 641, 683, 686, 687, 688, 689, 690
Distribution of Internal Friction of Engines, The,
22, 27, 47
Diurnal Oscillation of the Barometer, The Cause of the, 31
Dock, Off-Shore Floating, at Hamburg, 532
Dovetailing Machine, 715
Downie’s Piston, 544
Dredger, Hopper Suction, “Libawa,” for the Pore of Li ban, 45
Dredger for Lake Copais, Hunter and English’s Shore Delivery, 102
Drighlington, Boiler Explosion at, 507
Drilling, Boring, and Surfacing Machine, Horizontal, 541
Drilling Machine, Hydraulic; Berrier-Fontaine System, 644
Drilling Machine for Malta Dockyard, Asquith’s Radial, 280
Dry Steam, The Identification of, 52
Drying in Vacuo, Passburg’s Apparatus for, 739, 742
Duerden’s Pap r Bag Machine, 615
Dundee, New Station at; Caledonian Railway, 670, 679, 727
Duplex Pendulum Seismograph, Ewing’s, 180
Duplex Steam Pump, Smith and S .evens’s, 197
Dwellings, Canack ; Paris International Exhibition, 474
Dynamite Gun Cruiser “ Vesuvius,” The, €53
Dynamo, Allen and Kapp’s, and Compound Engine for Deptford Electric Lighting Station, 25
Dynamo and Engine for the United States Cruiser “ Boston,” 160
Dynamo, The Westinghouse Alternate Current, and Exciter, 54
Dynamometer, Brake, Botherhood’s Registering, 659
Early Railway on Chat Moss, 104
Eberhardt’s Universal Automatic Gear-Cutting Machine. 208
Edison Company, The Paris, 674, 675
Edison Light Installation at the Palais Royal, Paris, The, 224, 225, 674
Eiffel Tower, The : 429
Base of Column Showing Means of Hydraulic Adjustment, 427
Bracing between Standards of each Column, View Showing, 422
Caissons for Pier No. 4 ; April, 1887, 434
Campanile, 429
Column No. 4 ; September, 1887, 435
Commencement of the Ironwork, July, 1887, 434
Connecting Girders at Second Story Level, 423
Diagram of Lower Stage, 421
Diagram Showing Relative Sizes of Two Eiffel Tuwers and Two Half-Spans of Forth Bridge, 501
Edoux Elevator, The, 429
Electricity, 702, 703
Erecting Cranes used to Second Story Level, 425
Erecting Cranes used above Second Story Level, 425
First Story, The, 438
First Story and Spiral Staircase, 426
Foundations, Details of, 420
Four Columns, The ; October, 1887, 435
Girders beneath First Story, View Showing, 419
Girders for the Otis Elevator, View Showing, 418
Height of 180 ft ; January, 1888, 435
Height of 328 ft. ; June, 1888, 439
Height of 390 ft. ; July, 1888, 439
Height of 800 ft. ; December, 1888, 442
Junction of Bracing with Standards, 431
Lower Part of Vertical Erecting Crane, 430
Mangin Projectors, 703
Masonry Facing of Piers, 427
Monumental Fountain under Central Arch, 442
Piers and Inclosing Walls, View of, 424
Spiral Staircase, 425
Staging used in the Erection, 421, 438
Vertical Erecting Crane at a Height of 800 ft., The, 430
Worthington High-Duty Pumping Engine, 498
Edoux Elevator for the Eiffel Tower, The, 429
Electric Converter, The Westinghouse, 55
Electiic Light Engine, Aveling and Porter’s Portable, 718
Electric Light Installation at the Palais Royal, Pa#ris 22£ 22o 6/
Electric Light Installations, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 495
Electric Lighting, Trials of Motors for, 177, 178, 179, 204, 205, 229. 265, 561, 613, 665
Electric Lighting, The Westinghouse System of, 54, 55, 126, 127, 176, 248, 249
Electric Meter, Westinghouse, 248
Electric Motor, The Westinghouse Alternative Current, 249
Electric Weighing Machine, The Snelgrove, 694, 695
Electricity on the Eiffel Tower, 702, 703
Elevator with Safety Gear, Smith and Stevens’s, 217
Emery-Faced Hulling Discs ; Rice Milling Plant for Japan, 394
Energy, The Transmission of, by Compressed Air, 640, 641, 683, 686, 687, 688, 639, 690
Engine, Aveling and Porter’s Portable Electric Light, 718
Engine, Compound, and Allen and Kapp’s Dynamo for Deptford Electric Lighting Station, 25
Engine, Compound Condensing; Ordnance Department, Navy Yard, Washington, 160
Engine and Dynamo for the United States Cruiser “Boston,” 160
Engine, Gas, The Atkinson, 178, 561, 665
Engine, Gas, Crossley’s Twin Sixteen Horse-Power, 184
Engine, Gas, The “Forward,” 227, 232
Engine, Gas, The Griffin, 177
Engine, Horizontal Corliss, 59, 62
Engine, Newall’s Compound High-Speed, 391 Engine Performance, Marine, 522, 528, 529 Engine, Portable, for Electric Lighting Plant,
Clayton and Shuttleworth’s, 316
Engine, Portable, with Removable Firebox and Tubes, Ruston and Proctor’s, 520, 521
Engine, Pumping, for the E'ffel Tower, Worthington High-Duty, 498
Engine, Pumping, on the Quai D’Orsay, Worthington High-Duty, 491
Engine, Pumping, Tangyes’ Triple-Expansion ;
Mildura Irrigation Colony, 71
Engine, Richardson’s High-Speed, 59
Engine, Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’ Ten Horse-Power Under-Type, 691
Engine, Ruston and Proctor’s Vertical Compound, 618, 627
Engine, Scott’s High-Speed, 723
Engine, Steam, The Theory of the, 293, 294, 343, 344, 607, 634, 717
Engine Trials, The Society of Arts, 561, 665
Engine, Triple-Expansion, at Messrs. R. and H. Hinchcliffe’s Mills, Cragg Valley, Mytholmroyd, 261
Engine, Willdigg and Lupton’s Sectional Compound, 36
Engine, Worthington Pumping, at the . West Middlesex Water Works, 8, 9
Engine-House and Swing Bridges at Entrance Locks, Hydraulic; Calais Harbour Works, 607
Engines and Boilers of the s s. “ Argus,” 83, 86
Engines, Burrell’s, 698
Engines, The Distribution of the Internal Friction of, 22, 27, 47
Engines, Pearsall’s Hydraulic, 585, 537
Engines, Pumping, Triple-Expansion Hydraulic, 644
Engines, Triple-Expansion, of the s.s. “ Alfonso XII.”, 200, 201
Engines, Triple-Expansion, of the s.y. “Lady Torfrida,” 521, 525
Entrance to the Agricultural Galleries; Paris International Exhibition, 475
Entrance to the Tunis Pavilion; Paris International Exhibition, 474
Esplanade des Invalides, The; Paris International Exhib tion, 5, 468
Esquimalt and Victoria, Map of, 51
Ewing’s Duplex Pendulum Seismograph, 180
Excavator and Steam Crane, Smith’s Patent Combined, 343
Exciter and Alternate Current Dynamo, The Westinghouse, 54
Exhibition, The Health ; Paris International Exhibition, 78
Exhibition, The Paris International : Agricultural Galleries, The, 473, 475 Agricultural Galleries, Entrance to the, 475 Air Compressor, Brotherhood’s, 584
Air Compressors at the St. Fargeau Station, 683, 686, 687
Algerian Pavilion, The, 79
Annam Pavilion, The, 469, 474
Annamite Theatre, The, 469
Bird’s-Eye View of the Champ de Mars, 415
Bolivia Pavilion, The, 478
Brake Dynamometer, Brotherhood’s Registering, 659
Brazilian Pavilion, The, 487
Briquette-Making Machinery, Fouquemberg’s, 588, 589
British Section, The:
Office, The, 487
Plan of Allotment in Agricultural Galleries, 484
Plan of Allotment in Liberal Arts Gallery, 484
Plan of Allotments in Miscellaneous Industries Courts, 483
Screen Separating Miscellaneous Industries Court from Vestibule, 483, 487
Cairo Street, The, 490
Calais Harbour Works, 550, 577, 580, 581, 592 607, 609, 610, 611, 614
Canack Dwellings, 474
Chili Pavilion, The, 472
Cochin-China and Annam Pavilions, The, 474 Crane, Stothert and Pitt’s Five-Ton Portable 632
Decauville Railway, The ;
Carriage of the President of the Republic, 481
Eiffel Tower Station, The, 479
Mallet’s Compound Double Bogie Locomotive, 482
Passenger Rolling Stock, 481
Permanent Way, Details of, 480
Standard Passenger Car, 481
Terminal Station on the Esplanade des Invalides, 479
Terminal Stations, Plans of, 480
Trucks, 48-Ton, 480
Diagram Showing Relative Sizes of Two Eiffel Towers and Two Half-Spans of Forth Bridge,
Distribution of Compressed Air at Paris, 640, 641
Edison Exhibit, The, 675
Eiffel Tower, The :
Base of Column Showing Me^ns of Hydraulic Adjustment, 42y ' ’
Exhibition, Paris International—continued.
Bracing between Standards of each Column, View Showing, 422
Caissons for Pier No. 4 ; April, 1887, 431
Campanile, 429
Column No. 4 ; September, 1887, 435
Commencement of the Ironwork, July, 1887, 434
Connecting Girders at Second Story Level, 423
Diagram of Lower Stage, 421
Diagram Showing Relative Sizes of Two Eiffel Towers and Two Half-Spans of the Forth Bridge, 501
Edoux Elevator, The, 429
Electricity, 702, 7o3
Erecting Cranes used to Second Story Level, 425
Erecting Cranes used above Second Story Level, 425
First Story, The, 438
First Story and Spiral Staircase, The, 426
Foundations, Details of, 420
Four Columns, The ; October, 1887, 435
Girders beneath First Story, View Showing, 419
Girders for the Otis Elevator, View Showing, 418
Height of 180 ft. ; January, 1888,435
Height of 328 ft. ; June, 1888, 439
Height of 390 ft.; July, 1888, 439
Height of 800 ft.; December, 1883, 442
Junction of Bracing with Standards, 431
Lower Part of Vertical Erecting Crane, 430
Mangin Projectors, 703
Masonry Facing of Piers, 427
Monumental Fountain under Central Arch, 442
Piers and Enclosing Walls, View of, 434
Spiral Staircase, 425
Staging used in the Erection, 421, 438
Vertical Erecting Crane at a Height of 800 ft.,
The, 430
Worthington High-Duty Pumping Engine, 491, 498
Electric Lighting Installations, The, 495
Electric Weighing Machine, The Snelgrove, 694, 695
Electricity on the Eiffel Tower, 702, 703
Engine, Electric Light, Aveling and Porter’s
Portable, 718
Esplanade des Invalides, The, 5, 468
Facade of the Palais de Beaux Arts, 490
Folies Parisiennes Theatre, The, 470
Fountain, Monumental, under Central Arch of the Eiffel Tower, 442
French Colonial Exhibits, 463
French Colonial Pavilion, The, 78
Gallerie Rapp, The, 487
Health Exhibition, The, 78
History of Human Habitation, The :
Cairo Street, The, 490
Caves and Lake Dwellings, 486
Persia and Hindou, 486
Renaissance, Arab, and Eastern Asia, 486
Roman and Renaissance, 486
Hydraulic Capstan, 644
Hydraulic Drilling Machine ; Berrier-Fontaine
System, 644
Hydraulic Intensifier, 644
Indian Pagoda, 474
Indian Pavilion, The, 472
Liberal Arts and Fine Arts Buildings, The :
Connecting Gallery, Details of 30 Metre, 457
Details of Bedplates and Standards of Roof, 456
Erection of the Liberal Arts Building, 454
Erection of 30-Metre Gallery, 454
Facade of the Palais de Beaux Arts, 490
Frieze over Restaurant Courts, 458, 487
Inner Pavilion of Liberal Arts Building, 455
Liberal Arts Building, 487
Liberal Arts Building; Distribution of Space, 453
Stagings for the Erection, 452
Transverse Section of Liberal Arts Building, 459
Luminous Fountains on the Champ de Mars, The, 631
Machinery Hall, The :
Details of the Roof, 462, 463
Details of Side Galleries, 463
Gable and Lateral Galleries, 467
General View, 466
Geological Section, 460
Mode of Erecting Principals, 460
Mode of Erecting Roof; MM. Cail et Cie., 461
Mode of Erecting Roof; Fives-Lille Company, 461
Plan,466
Plan Showing Position of Piers and Staircases, 460
Proposed Mode of Erecting Roof, 461
Section of Foundation, 466
Vestibule, The Great, 465
Miscellaneous Industries Courts, The :
Columns, Details of, 446
Columns and Drain Pipes, 441
Connecting Gallery, 15-Metre, 451
Corner Junction Pavilion, 440
Dome and Main Entrance, 447
Erection, 445
Erection of the 30-Metre Gallery, 449
Foundations, Details of, 441
Geological Section, 441
Junction Pavilions, 451
Method of Erection Employed by the Soci6t£ des Forges de Franche-Compte, 445
Plan of Allotments, 443
Plan of Central Entrance, 443
Plan and Sections, General, 440
Roof, Details of, 444
Roof of Exterior Galleries, 448
Roof over 15-Metre Connecting Gallery, 448
Roof of 30-Metre Gallery, Details of, 450
Scaffolding for Central Entrance, 445
Staging Employed by M. Roussel, 445
Staging Employed by the Soctete des Ponts et Travaux en Fer, 445
Palais des Enfants, The, 470
Panorama Tout Paris, 474,
Exhibition, Paris International—continued.
Paper Bag Machine, Duerden’s, 615
Pavilion of the Argentine Republic, 110, 469
Pavilion of the Ville de Paris, The, 476
Pavilion of the War Department, 4
Pavilion of the Woods and Forests Depart
ment, The, 471
Plan of the Exhibition, General, 415
Plan of Pumping Station on the Quai D’Orsay, 495
Portable Railways and Rolling Stock, 662
Press Pavilion, The, 471
Projector, Sautter and Lemonnier’s, 703
Projectors, Mangin, 703
Pumping Engines, Triple-Expansion Hydraulic, 644
Restaurant Courts, The, 487
Rolling Stock for Portable Railways, 663
Screen in the French Courts, 490
Telephone Pavilion, The, 476
Tonkin Village, The, 475
Transmission of Energy by Compressed Air, 690
Tunisian Pavilion, The, 79, 474, 475
Tunisian Pavilion, Entrance to the, 474
Vacuum Motors, Sarallier and Pradel’s, 666
Venezuela Pavilion, The, 490
Warp Weaver and Knitter, Paget’s, 730, 734
Wool-Washing Machine, 601
Worthington High-Duty Pumping Engine for the Eiffel Tower, 498
Worthington High-Duty Pumping Engine on the Quai D’Orsay, 491
Expansion Gear and Governor, Clayton and Shuttleworth’s, 241
Experiment, Phonographic, A Remarkable, 260
Explosion, Boiler, at Drighlington, 507
Explosions under Water, 289
Express Locomotive, Compound (Worsdell and Von Borries’ System): North Eastern Railway, 707, 708
Fanning Island, Map of, 101
Feeding Automatic Stokers, Conveyor for, 679
Fibres, Testing, Boys’s Instrument for, 709
Fielding and Platt’s Hydraulic Ingot Shears, 293
Figee’s Hopper Suction Dredger “Libawa”for the Port of Libau, 45
Firebox, Locomotive, Webb’s Steel; London and North-Western Railway, 559, 562
Firedoor, Bonthrone’s, 21
Fire-Extinguishing Apparatus, Carver’s, 169
Fisher Atomiser, The, 70
Floating Dock at Hamburg, Off Shore, 532
Flour Mill, Roller, and Granary at Rio de Janeiro, 354
Flour Milling, Roller, 354, 387, 388
Flowage of Water in Pipes, Notes on the, 1, 2, 25
Folies Parisiennes Theatre, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 470
Forth Bridge, Two Half-Spans of the, and Two Eiffel Towers, Diagram Showing Relative Sizes of, 501
“Forward” Gas Engine, The, 227, 232
Foundations of the Eiffel Tower, The, 420, 434
Foundations for Quay Walls, Getting in ; Calais Harbour Works, 581, 592
Foundry and Boiler Room, West End of, Looking East, Stevens Institute, Hoboken, U.S.A., 637
Fountain, Monumental, under the Eiffel Tower, 442
Fountains on the Champ de Mars, The Luminous, 631
Fouquemberg’s Briquette - Making Machinery, 588, 589
Fowler’s Arrangement of Gear for Spring Mounted Traction Engine, 723
French Colonial Pavilion, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 78
French Mail Schooner, 199
Friction of Engines, Internal, The Distribution of, 22, 27, 47
Full-Way Valve, Moseley’s Straight, 82
Furnace, Key’s Crematory, 252
“Galatea” Steamer in Connection with the Gourock Railway Service, 510
Galleries, The Agricultural; Paris International Exhibition, 473, 475
Ganz’s Wattmeter for Alternate Currents, 338
Garrett’s Wrought-Iron Wheel, 722
Gas Engine, The Atkinson, 178, 501, 665
Gas Engine, Crossley’s Twin Sixteen Horse-Power, 184
Gas Engine, The “ Forward,” *227, 232
Gas Engine, The Griffin, 177
Gas Plant, Water, at the Leeds Forge, Leeds, 58
Gates, Lock, Floating Basin ; Calais Harbour Works, 609
Gateway of Castle Point Grounds, View Looking West through; Stevens Institute, Hoboken, U.S.A., 633
Gear-Cutting Machine, Eberhardt’s Universal Automatic, 208
General Plan of the Paris International Exhibition, 415
Geometrical Optics, 712
Germany, The Lignite Deposits and Industry in, 272, 273
Goniometer, A Refraction, 559
Goods Locomotive, Compound, for the Prussian State Railways, 106, 107,181
Gourock Railway Service, Steamers in Connection with the, 510
Gourock, Station and Quay at; Greenock and Gourock Railway, 326, 327, 330
Governor and Expansion Gear, Clayton and Shuttlew’orth’s, 241
Granary and Roller Flour Mill at Rio de Janeiro, 354
Graving Dock and Quay Walls ; Calais Harbour Works, 611
Greenock and Gourock Railway, 193, 253, 276, 300,301, 326, 327, 330
Griffin Gas Engine, The, 177
Guns, Tower’s Steady Platform for, 399
Hamburg, Off-Shore Floating Dock at, 532
Hand and Steam-Steering Gear, Napier’s Combined, 351
Harbour, Rarotonga, The, 173
Harbour Works, Calais, 550, 577, 580, 581, 592, 607, 609, 610, 611, 614
Haulage Clip, Smallman’s, 106
Hay and Straw Baling Press, Howard’s, 711
Health Exhibition, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 78
Henderson’s Collapsible Lifeboat, 350
Hervey Islands, Map of, 173
High-Speed Engine, Newall’s Compound, 391
High-Speed Engine, Richardson’s, 59
High-Speed Engine, Scott’s, 723
Hill’s Circular Saw Sharpener, 277
History of Niagara, The Life, 269, 270
History of Human Habitation :
Cairo Street, The, 490
Caves and Lake Dwellings, 486
Persia and Hindou, 486
Renaissance, Arab, and Eastern Asia, 486
Roman and Renaissance, 486
Hodges and Bridgman’s Box-Nailing Machine, 297, 304
Hopper Suction Dredger “ Libawa ” for the Port of Libau, 45
Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, 541
Horizontal Corliss Engine, 59, 62
Horizontal Engine and Dynamo for the United States Cruiser “ Boston,” 160
Horse Patten, Chat Moss, 105
Horseshoe Fall, Niagara, Crest of, 269
Hotel Mont Dore, Bournemouth, The 197
Howard’s Hay and Straw Baling Press, 711
Hulling Discs, Emery-Faced ; Rice Milling Plant for Japan, 394
Hunter and English’s Shore Delivery Dredger for Lake Copais, 102
Hydraulic Adjustment of the Eiffel Tower, Means of, 427
Hydraulic Capstan, 644
Hydraulic Drilling Machine, Berrier-Fontaine System, 614
Hydraulic Engine-House and Swing Bridges at Entrance Locks; Calais Harbour Works, 607
Hydraulic Engines, Pearsall’s, 585, 587
Hydraulic Ingot Shears, Fielding and Platt’s, 293
Hydraulic Intensifier, 614
Hydraulic Pumping Engines, Automatic Controlling Valves for, 274
Hydraulic Pumping Engines, Triple-Expansion, 644
Hydraulic Step, Analysis of an, 32, 33, 95
Ideal Section of Tonawanda Creek with its Three Falls, 270
Identification of Dry Steam, The, 52
Indian Pagoda; Paris International Exhibition, 474
Indian Pavilion, The; Paris International Exhibition, 472
Indicator, The Tabor, 653
Indus, Bridge over the River, at Sukkur, 12
Influence of Copper on the Tensile Strength of Steel, The, 582
Ingot Shears, Fielding and Platt’s Hydraulic, 293
Institute, The Stevens, Hoboken, U.S.A., 633, 636, 637
Instrument for Testing Fibres, Boys's, 709
Intensifier, Hydraulic, 644
Internal Friction of Engines, The Distribution of, 22, 27, 47
Italian Cruiser “Piemonte,” The, 508
Johnstown and Cambria City, Plan of, 618
Joint, Archer’s Pipe, 44
Kapteyn’s Automatic Time, Pressure, Speed, and Distance Recorder, 308
Key’s Crematory Furnace, 252
Key-Way Cutting Machine, Smith and Coventry’s, 276
Kioto and Lake Biwa Canal, 75
Knight’s Petroleum Motor, 724
Knitter and Weaver, The Paget Warp, 730, 734
Korting Steam Trap, The, 591
Laboratory, The Physical, Stevens Institute, Hoboken, U.S.A., 636
“ Lady Torfrida,” s.y., Triple-Expansion Engines of the, 524, 525
Lake Erie, Preglacial Valley of, 269
Lake Vyrnwy, Plan of the Intended, 100
Landing Stage for the Steamers of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company ; Calais Harbour Works, 580
Leeds Forge, Leeds, Water Gas Plant at the, 58
“Libawa,” Hopper Suction Dredger, for the Port of Libau, 45
Life History of Niagara, The, 269, 270
Life of Screw Propellers, 94
Lifeboat, Henderson’s Collapsible, 350
Light Installation at the Palais Royal, Paris, The Edison, 224, 225, 674
Lighting, Electric, The Westinghouse System of, 54, 55, 126, 127, 176, 248, 249
Lights, Ships’, 20
Lignite Deposits and Industry in Germany, The, 272, 273
“ Linotype” Composing Machine, The, 719
Liverpool and Manchester Railway, The, 104
Liverpool (Vyrnwy) Water Works, 99, 100, 152, 153
Lock Gates, Floating Basin ; Calais Harbour Works, 609
Lock Nut, The Stark, 143
“ Locomotion No. 1Stockton and Darlington Railway, 707
Locomotive “A. G. Darwin,” Details of the “ Strong,” 551, 554, 555, 558, 736
Locomotive, Compound Express (Worsdell and Von Borries’ System); North-Eastern Railway. 707, 708
Locomotive, Compound Goods, for the Prussian State Railways, 106, 107, 181
Locomotive, Compound Passenger ; London and North-Western Railway, 601, 656
Locomotive Firebox, Webb’s Steel; London and North-Western Railway, 559, 562
Locomotive for the Indian State Railways ; Sind, Pishin Section, 371
Locomotive, Mallet’s Compound Double Bogie j Decauville Railway, 482
Locomotive, Tank, 8-ft, Gauge, Bagnall’s, 722
Locomotives, Compound, 289, 290, 313, 339
Lof^m°ltive8» Compound, Automatic Regulato J^8e Petroleum Fuel in, 13C London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company Landing Stage for the Steamers of the ; Calai Harbour Works, 580
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com pany’s Steamer “ Calais-Douvres,” The 667
Luminous Fountains on the Champ de Mars, The 631 1 ’
M9a7inoe’ Box’NailinS» Hodges and Bridgman’s 297, 304
Machine, Composing, The “Linotype,” 719
Machine, Cylinder-Boring, Berry’s Vertical, 103 Machine, Dovetailing, 715
Machine, Gear-Cutting, Eberhardt’s Universa' Automatic, 208
Machine, Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing, 541
Machine, Hydraulic Drilling; Berrier-Fontaine System, 644
Machine, Key-Way Cutting, Smith and Coventry’s,
Machine, Paper Bag, Duerden’s, 615
M^ine> PIaninK, Worssam’s Panel and Hand, 228
Machine, Radial Drilling, for Malta Dockyard Asquith’s, 280
Machine, Refrigerating; Ammonia Compression System, 134, 143
Machine Shop, East Side of, Looking South: Stevens Institute, Hoboken, U.S A., 637
Machine, Slotting, Shanks’, 319
Machine for Turning Locomotive Crank-Pins, Urquhart’s, 347
Machine, Wheel-Cutting, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 367
Machine, Wool-Washing, 601
Machinery, Fouquemberg’s Briquette Making, 588, 589
Machinery Hall, The : Paris International Exhibition ;
Details of the Roof, 462, 463
Details of Side Galleries, 463
Gable and Lateral Galleries, 467
General View, 466
Geological Section, 460
Mode of Erecting Principals, 460
Mode cf Erecting Roof; MM. Cail et Cie., 461
M<461 °f Erecting Roof » Five8-Lille Company, Plan, 466
Plan Showing Position of Piers and Staircases, 460
Proposed Mode of Erecting Roof, 461
Section of Foundations, 466
Vestibule, The Great, 465
Magneto-Electric Signal Bells, Cox-Walker and
Swinton’s, 277
Mail Schooner, French, 199
Malden Island, 149
Mallet’s Compound Double Bogie Locomotive: Decauville Railway, 482
Mangin Projectors, 703
Man-of-War, Through the South Sea Islands in a, 51, 91,101, 149, 150, 173, 174, 198, 199
Map of Christmas Island, 101
Map of Esquimalt and Victoria, 51
Map of Fanning Island, 101
Map of Hervey Islands, 173
Map of Niagara River from Lake to Lake, 269
Map of Penrhyn Island, 149
Map of the South Sea Islands, 51
Map of Suwarrow Island, 150
Map of Tahiti, 198
Map of Washington Island, 91
Marine Engine Performance, 522, 528, 529
Meter, Electric, Westinghouse, 248
Mill, Roller Flour, and Granary at Rio de Janeiro, 354
Mill, Stamp, Appleby’s Twenty-Head, 221
Milling Cutter, Addy’s, 168
Milling Plant, Rice, for Japan, Copeland’s, 394, 395
Milling, Roller Flour, 354, 387, 388
Mission House, Raratonga, 174
Mont Dore, The Hotel, Bournemouth, 197
Montreal, New Railway Stations at, 378
Monumental Fountain’ under the Eiffel Tower, 442
Moseley’s Straight Full-Way Valve, 82
Motor, Electric, The Westinghouse Alternate Current, 249
Motor, Knight’s Petroleum, 724
Motor, Petroleum, Priestman’s Portable, 711
Motors, Davey’s Self-Contained, 710
Motors for Electric Lighting, Trials of, 177, 178, 179, 204, 205, 229, 265, 561, 613, 665
Motors, Vacuum, Sarallier and Pradel’s, 666
Mountain Locomotives, Tender for ; Indian State Railways, 370
Nailing Machine, Box, Hodges and Bridgman’s, 297, 304
Napier’s Combined Hand and Steam Steering Gear, 351
Navvy, Whitaker’s Steam Crane, 411
Newall’s Compound High-Speed Engine, 391
Niagara District, Cross Section of the, 270
Niagara, The Life History of, 269, 270
Niagara River, Bird’s-Eye View of the, 269
Non-Conducting Coverings for Steam Pipes, 600 Norton Water Tower, The ; Liverpool (Vvrnwv)
Water Works, 152 V J ‘
Notes on the Flowage of Water in Pipes, 1, 2, 25 Nut Lock, The Stark, 143
Off-Shore Floating Dock at Hamburg, 532
Oil-Carrying Steamers, The Stability of, 571, 573 Open Hearth, Diagram Showing Treatment of Iron on the, 536
Optics, Geometrical, 712
Oscillaticn of the Barometer, The Cause of the Diurnal, 31
Otago Harbour, New Zealand, Training Wall at the Mouth of, 296
Otis Elevator, Girders for the, 418
Paget Warp Weaver and Knitter, The, 730, 734
Pagoda, Indian ; Paris International Exhibition, 474
Palais des Enfants, The; Paris International Exhibition, 470
Palais Royal, Paris, Electric Light Installation at the, 221, 225, 674
Panama Canal Works, The ; Progress Diagrams.
28, 29 °
Panel and Hand Planing Machine, Worssam’s, 228
Panorama Tout Paris; Paris International Exhibition, 474
Paper Bag Machine, Duerden’s, 615
Paris, The Distribution of Compressed Air at;
Popp System, 640, 641, 683, 686, 687, 688, 689, 690
Paris Edison Company, The, 674, 675
Passburg’s Apparatus for Drying in Vacuo, 739, 742
Patten, Horse, Chat Moss, 105
Pavilion, The Algerian; Paris International Exhibition, 79
Pavilion, The Annam ; Paris International Exhibition, 469, 474
Pavilion of the Argentine Republic ; Paris International Exhibition, 110, 469
Pavilion, The Bolivia ; Paris International Exhibition, 478
Pavilion, The Brazilian, 487
Pavilion, The Chili; Paris International Exhibition, 472
Pavilion, The French Colonial; Paris International Exhibition, 78
Pavilion, The Indian ; Paris International Exhibition, 472
Pavilion, The Press; Paris International Exhibition, 471
Pavilion, The Telephone; Paris International Exhibition, 476
Pavilion, The Tunisian ; Paris International Exhibition, 79, 474, 475
Pavilion, The Venezuela, 490
Pavilion of the Ville de Paris, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 476
Pavilion of the War Department; Paris International Exhibition, 4
Pavilions, The Cochin-China and Annam ; Paris International Exhibition, 474
Pavilions of the Woods and Forests Department, The ; Paris International Exhibition, 471
Pearling Cones; Rice Milling Plant for Japan, 395
Pearsall’s Hydraulic Engines, 585, 587
Penrhyn Island, Map of, 149
Performance, Marine Engine, 522, 523, 529
Petroleum Fuel in Locomotives, The Use of, 130, 131, 156, 157
Petroleum Motor, Knight’s, 724
Petroleum Motor, Priestman’s Portable, 711
Phonographic Experiment, A Remarkable, 260
Phonophore, The, 380
Physical Laboratory, The; Stevens Institute, Hoboken, U.S.A., 636
“ Piemonte,” The Italian Cruiser, 508
Pile Driving Apparatus ; Calais Harbour Works, 614
Pipe Joint, Archer’s, 44
Pipes, Flowage of Water in, Notes on the, 1, 2, 25
Piston, Downie’s, 544
Plan of the Brymbo Steel Works. 537
Plan of Calais Harbour Works, 550
Plan of the Intended Lake Vyrnwy, 100
Plan of Johnstown and Cambria City, 648
Plan of Liverpool (Vyrnwy) Water Works, 99
Plan of the Paris International Exhibition, General, 415
Plan of Pumping Station on the Quai D’Orsay, 495
Plan of New Station at Dundee; Caledonian Railway, 679
Planing Machine, Worssam’s Panel and Hand, 228
Platform for Guns, Tower’s Steady, 399
Polishing, Diamond, 123,124
Popp System of Distribution of Compressed Air, at Paris, 640, 641, 683, 686, 687, 688, 689, 690
Portable Bridges, Brochocki’s, 323
Portable Crane, Stothert and Pitt’s Five-Ton, 632
Portable Electric Light Engine, Aveling and Porter’s, 718
Portable Engine for Electric Lighting Plant, Clayton and Shuttleworth’s, 346
Portable Engine with Removable Firebox and Tubes, Ruston and Proctor’s, 520, 521
Portable Railways and Rolling Stock, Decau-ville’s, 662, 663, 664
Preglacial Valley of Lake Erie, 269
Press, Hay and Straw Baling, Howard’s, 711
Press Pavilion, The; Paris International Exhibition, 471
Priestman’s Portable Petroleum Motor, 711
Progress Diagrams ; The Panama Canal Works, 28, 29
Projector, Sautter and Lemonnier’s, 703
Projectors, The Mangin, 703
Propellers, Screw, Life of, 94
Protection of Buoyancy and Stability in Ships, The, 506
Pulp Digester, Wood, Daglish’s, 386
Pulsometer, The, 728
Pump, Steam, Smith and Stevens’s Duplex, 197
Pumping Engine for the Eiffel Tower, Worthington High-Duty, 498
Pumping Engine on the Quai D’Orsay, Worthington High-Duty, 491
Pumping Engine at the West Middlesex Water Works, Worthington, 8, 9
Pumping Engines, Tangyes’ Triple-Expansion ;
Mildura Irrigation Colony, 71
Pumping Engines, Triple-Expansion Hydraulic, 644
Pumping Station on the Quai D’Orsay, Plan of, 495
Quay and Station at Gourock; Greenock and Gourock Railway, 326, 327, 330
Quay Walls, Getting in Foundations for; Calais Harbour Works, 581, 592
Quay Walls and Graving Dock ; Calais Harbour Works, 611
Radial Drilling Machine for Malta Dockyard, Asquith’?, 280
Railway on Chat Moss, Early, 104
Railway, Greenock and Gourock, 193, 253, 276, 300, 301, 326, 327, 330
Railway, The Liverpool and Manchester, 104
Railway Service, The Gourock, Steamers in Connection with, 510
Railway Station at Dundee, New; Caledonian Railway, 670, 679
Railway Stations at Montreal, New, 378
Railways and Rolling Stock, Decauville’s Portable, 662, 663, 661
Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’ Ten Horse-Power Under-Type Engine, 691
Raratonga Harbour, The, 173
Raratonga, Mission House, 174
Recorder, Kapteyn’s Automatic Time, Pressure,
Speed, and Distance, 308
Refraction Goniometer, A, 559
Refrigerating Machine; Ammonia Compression
System, 134, 143
Refrigerator Barge, 245
Registering Brake Dynamometer, Brotherhood’s, 659
Regulator for Compound Locomotives, Auto-mitic, 21
Removable Firebox and Tubes, Ruston and Proctor’s Portable Engine with, 520, 521
Reservoir Disaster, The South Fork; Plan of Johnstown and Cambria City, 648
Ribbed Boiler Tubes, Serve’s, 288
Rice Milling Plant for Japan, Copeland’s, 394, 395
Richardson’s High-Speed Engine, 59
Rigging Screw, Smith’s Improved, 21
River Indus at Sukkur, Bridge over the, 12
Road Bridge near Lake ; Liverpool (Vyrnwy)
Water Works, 153
Robey’s Shakers for Thrashing Machines, 725
Roller Flour Mill and Granary at Rio de Janeiro, 354
Roller Flour Milling, 354, 387, 388
Rolling Stock for Portable Railways, Decauville’s, 662, 663, 664
Roof of Cathcart-Street Station, Greenock, 276, 300, 301
Rotary Snow Shovel, 326
Ruston and Proctor’s Portable Engine with Removable Firebox and Tubes, 520, 521
Ruston and Proctor’s Vertical Compound Engine, 618, 627
Safety Gear, Smith and Stevens’s Elevator with, 217
Sail Tramway on Malden Island, 149
St. James’s-street Station; Grand Trunk Railway, 378
Sarallier and Pradel’s Vacuum Motors, 666
Sautter and Lemonnier’s Projector, 703
Saw Sharpener. Hill’s Circular, 277
Schooner, French Mail, 199
Scott’s High-Speed Engine, 723
Screen Separating Miscellaneous Industries Court from Vestibule; Paris International Exhibition, 483, 487
Screw Propellers, Life of, 94
Screw, Rigging, Smith’s Improved, 21
Sectional Boiler, Ward’s, 322
Sectional Compound Engine, Willdigg and Lupton’s, 36
Seismograph, Ewing’s Duplex Pendulum, 180
Self-Contained Motors, Davey’s, 710
Serve’s Ribbed Boiler Tubes, 288
S’Gravenhaag Water Works, The, 256
Shakers for Thrashing Machines, Robey’s, 725
Shank’s Slotting Machine, 319
Sharpener, Hill’s Circular Saw, 277
Shears, Ingot, Fielding and Piatt’s Hydraulic, 293
Shells, Boiler, The Strength of, 398
Ships, Battle, Designs for, 373, 374, 375
Ships’ Lights, 20
Ships, The Protection of Buoyancy and Stability in, 506
Shore Delivery Dredger for Lake Copais, Hunter and English’s, 102
Signal Bells, Cox-Walker and Swinton’s, Magneto-Electric, 277
Slide Valve Diagrams, 263
Slotting Machine, Shank’s, 319
Smallman’s Haulage Clip, 106
Smith and Coventry’s Key-Way Cutting Machine, 276
Smith and Stevens’s Duplex Steam Pump, 197
Smith and Stevens’s Elevator with Safety Gear, 217
Smith’s Improved Rigging Screw, 21
Smith’s Patent Combined Excavator and Steam Crane,343
Snelgrove Electric Weighing Machine, The, 694, 695
Snow Shovel, Rotary, 326
Society of Arts Engine Trials, 561, 665
South Fork Reservoir Disaster, The ; Plan of Johnstown and Cambria City, 648
South Sea Islands, Map of the, 51
South Sea Islands, Through the, in a Man-of-War, 51, 91, 101, 149, 150, 173, 174,198, 199
Spring Mounted Traction Engine, Fowler’s Arrangement of Gear for, 723
Stability and Buoyancy in Ships, The Protection of, 506
Stability of Oil-Carrrying Steamers, The, 571, 573
Staging used in the Erection of the Eiffel Tower, 421, 438
Stamp Mill, Appleby’s Twenty Head, 221
Stark Nut Lock, The, 143
Station, Cathcart-Street, Greenock, Roof of, 276, 300, 301
Station at Dundee, New ; Caledonian Railway, 670, 679, 727
Station and Quay at Gourock; Greenock and Gourock Railway, 326, 327, 330
I Station, St. James’s-Street; Grand Trunk Railway, 378
1 Station, Windsor-Street; Canadian Pacific Railway, 378
i Steady Platform for Guns, Tower’s, 399
Steam Crane and Excavator, Smith’s latent Combined, 343
I Steam Crane Navvy, Whitaker’s, 411
Steam Cylinders, Thermo Dynamic Processes in, 118
Steam, Dry, The Identification of, 52
Steam Engine, The Theory of the, 293, 294, 343.
344, 607, 684, 717
Steam Pipes, Non-Conducting Coverings for, 600 5
Steam Pump, Smith and Stevens’s Duplex, 197
Steam Trap, The Korting, 591
Steam Yacht “Lady Torfrida,” Triple-Expansion Engines of the, 524, 525
Steamer “ Cilais-Donvres,” The London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company’s, 667
Steamers in Connection with the Gourock Railway Service, 510
Steamers, Oil-Carrying, The Stability of, 571, 573
Steamship “ Alfonso XII ,” Triple-Expansion Engines of the, 200, 201
Steamship “ Argus,” Engines and Boilers of the, 83, 86
Steel Locomotive Firebox, Webb’s; London and North-Western Railway, 559, 562
Steel Works, The Brymbo, 536, 537
Steering Gear, Napier’s Combined Hand and Steam, 351
Step, Hydraulic, Analyst of an, 32, 33, 95
Stevens Institute, Hoboken, U.S.A., The, 633, 636, 637
Stokers, Automatic, Conveyor for Feedir g, 679
Stokers, Conveyors for Automatic ; Messrs. J.
and P. Coates’ Thread Mills, 726
Stothert and Pitt’s Five-Ton Portable Crane, C32
Strength of Boiler Shell-*, The, 398
“ Strohg ” Locomotive “ A. G. Darwin,” Details of the, 551, 554, 555, 558, 736
Suction Dredger “ Libawa,” Hopper, for the Port of Libau, 45
Sukkur, Bridge over the River Indus at, 12
Suwarrow Island, Map of, 150
Swing Bridges over Lock Entrance ; Calais Harbour Works, 607, 610

Tabor Indicator, The, 653
Tahiti, Map of, 198
Tangyes’ Triple-Expansion Pumping Engines ; Mildura Irrigation Colony, 71
Tank Locomotive, 3-ft. Gauge, Bagnall’s, 722
Tapping Water Mains, Turner’s Apparatus for, 82
Telephone Pavilion, The; Paris Internatioral Exhibition, 476
Tender for Mountain Locomotives ; Indian State Railways, 370
Tensile Strength of Steel, The Influence of Copper on the, 582
Testing Fibres, Boys’s Instrument for, 709
Theatre, the Annamite; Paris International Exhibition, 469
Theatre, The Folies Parhiennes; Paris International Exhibition, 470
Theory of the Steam Engine, The, 293, 294, 343, 344, 607, 684, 717 .
Thermo-Dynamic Processes in Steam Cylinders, 118
Thornycroft Water-Tube Boiler, The, 402
Thrashing Machines, Robey’s Shakers for, 725
Through the South Sea Islands in a Man of-War, 51, 91, 101, 149, 150, 173, 174, 198, 199
Tonawanda Creek, Ideal Section of, with its three Falls, 270
Tonkin Village, The; Paris International Exhibition, 475
Tool-Holder, Bent’s, 541
Tower, Water, The Norton ; Liverpool (Vyrnwy) Water Works, 152
Tower’s Steady Platform for Guns, 399
Traction Engine, Spring Mounted, Fowler’s Arrangement of Gear for, 723
Training Wall at the Mouth of Otago Harbour, New Zealand, 296
Tramway on Malden Island, 149
Transmission of Energy by Compressed Air, The, 640, 641, 683, 686, 687, 688, 689, 690
Trap, Steam, The Korting, 591
Trials, Brake, at Carlsruhe, 308, 622, 623
Trials of Motors for Electric Lighting, 177, 178, 179, 204, 205, 229, 265, 561, 613, 665
Triple-Expansion Engine at Messrs. R. and H. Hinchcliffe’s Mills, Cragg Valley, Mytholmroyd, 264
Triple-Expansion Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “ Argus,” 83, 86
Triple-Expansion Engines of the s.s. “ Alfonso XII ,” 200, 201
Triple-Expansion Engines of the s y. “ Lady Torfrida,” 524, 525
Triple-Expansion Hydraulic Pumping Engines, 644
Triple-Expansion Pumping Engines, Tangyes’ ;
Mildura Irrigation Colony, 71
Tube Vice, Bauer’s Automatic, 627
Tubes, Boiler, Serve’s Ribbed, 288
Tunisian Pavilion, The; Paris International Exhibition, 79, 474, 475
Tunnel Sections; The Greenock and Gourock Railway, 253
Turner’s Apparatus for Tapping Water Mains, 82
Turning Locomotive Crank-Pins, Urquhart’s Machine for, 347
Twin Sixteen Horse-Power Gas Engine, Crossley’s, 184
Under-Type Engine, Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’ Ten Horse-Power, 691
United States Dynamite Gun Cruiser “Vesuvius,” The, 653
Universal Automatic Gear-Cutting Machine, Eberhardt’s, 208
Urquhart’s Machine for Turning Locomotive Crank-Pins, 347
Use of Petroleum Fuel in Locomotives, The, 130, 131, 156, 157
Vacuo, Passburg’s Apparatus for Drying in, 739, 742
Vacuum Motors, Sarallier and Pradel’s, 666
Valley of Lake Erie, Preglacial, 269
Valve Diagrams, Slide, 263
Valve Gear of Compound Locomotive; London and North-Western Railway, 656
Valve Gear of Ruston and Proctor’s Vertical Compound Engine, 627
Valve Gear of the “ Strong ” Locomotive “ A. G. Darwin/’ Diagram of, 558
Valve, Moseley’s Straight Full-Way, 82
Valves for Hydraulic Pumping Engines, Automatic Controlling, 274
Venezuela Pavilion, The, 490
Vertical Compound Engine, Ruston and Proctor’s, 618, 627
Vertical Cylinder Boring Machine, Berry’s. 103
“Vesuvius,” The Dynamite Gun Cruiser, 653
Victoria and Esquimalt, Map of, 51
View Looking West through Gateway of Castle
Point Grounds; Stevens Institute, Hoboken, U.S.A., 633
Village, The Tonkin ; Paris International Exhibition, 475
Ville de Paris, The Pavilion of the ; Paris International Exhibition, 476
Wall, Training, at the Mouth of Otago Harbour, New Zealand, 296
War Department, Pavilion of the ; Paris International Exhibition, 4
Ward’s Sectional Boiler, 322
Washington Island, 91
Water Gas Plant at the Leeds Forge, Leeds, 58
Water Mains, Turner’s Apparatus for Tapping, 82
Water in Pipes, Notes on the Flowage of, 1, 2, 25
Water Tower, The Norton ; Liverpool (Vyrnwy)
Water Works, 152
Water-Tube Boiler, The Thornycroft, 402
Water Works, Liverpool (Vyrnwy), 99, 100, 152, 153
Water Works, The S’Gravenhaag, 256
Wattmeter for Alternate Currents, Ganz’s, 338
Weaver and Knitter, The Paget Warp, 730, 734
Webb’s Steel Locomotive Firebox ; London and
North-Western Railway, 559, 562
Weighing Machine, The Snelgrove Electric, 694, 695
West Middlesex Water Works, Worthington Pumping Engine at the, 8, 9
Westinghouse Alternate Current Dynamo and Exciter, The, 54
Westinghouse Alternate Current Electric Motor, The, 249
Westinghouse Electric Converter, The, 55
Westinghouse Electric Meter, 248
Westinghouse System of Electric Lighting, The, 54, 55, 126, 127, 176, 248, 249
Wheel-Cutting Machine, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 367
Wheel, Garrett’s Wrought-Iron, 722
Whitaker’s Steam Crane Navvy, 411
Wilkinson and Lister’s Wheel-Cutting Machine, 367
Willdigg and Lupton’s Sectional Compound Engine, 36
Windsor-Street Station ; Canadian Pacific Railway, 378
Wood Pulp Digester, Daglish’s, 386
Woods and Forests Department, The Pavilion of the ; Paris International Exhibition, 471
Wool-Washing Machine, 601
Works, Calais Harbour, 550, 577, 580, 581, 592, 607, 609, 610, 611, 614
Works,The Panama Canal; Progress Diagrams, 28, 29
Works of the Popp System of Distribution of Compressed Air at St. Fargeau, 641
Works, Steel, The Brymbo, 536, 537
Works, Water, The S’Gravenhaag, 256
Workshop, West Side of, Looking South ; Stevens Institute, Hoboken, U.S.A., 636
Worssam’s Panel and Hand-Planing Machine, 228
Worthington High-Duty Pumping Engine for the Eiffel Tower, 498
Worthington High-Duty Pumping Engine on the Quai d’Orsay, 491
Worthington Pumping Engine at the West Middlesex Water Works, 8, 9
Wrought-Iron Wheel, Garrett’s, 722

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