Engineering 1892 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

Engineering 1892 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

Engineering 1892 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

Engineering 1892 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

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Illustrations Index

• ABATTOIRS, Woodside, Birkenhead, 616, 617
• Accumulators for Birmingham Hydraulic Supply Station, 196, 197, 254, 255, 256
• Administration Building, Chicago Exhibition, bbl, 774
• Admiralty Experiments on Models, 542
• African Bridge, Floating, 33
• Agricultural Building, Chicago Exhibition, 432, 4t0, 461, 490, 491, 520, 521, 550^552, 523

Agricultural Show, Royal (Warwick):

• Gas Engine, 14 Horse-Power (Messrs. Wells Brothers, Sandiacre), 782
• Maxon’s Chain, 776
• Oil Engine, Portable (Messrs. Robey and Co., Lincoln), 775
• Petroleum Engine (Messrs. Hornsby, Grantham), 782
• Petroleum Engine, Portable (Messrs. Priestman, Hull), 782
• Pond Cleaner (Messrs. J. Fowler and Co., Limited, Leeds), 775
• Road Roller Scraper (Messrs. Aveling and Porter, Rochester), 778
• Rotary Pump (Messrs. Tangye, Limited), 778
• Well-Boring Tackle (Messrs. Isler and Co.), 776

• “ Aid,” Ramsgate Salvage Steamer, Messrs. W.
• Allsup and Sons, Limited, Preston), 286, 292
• Air Locks, Mersey, Tunnel, 770. 771
• Air Valves, Manchester Water Works, S4, 35
• Alternate Current Dynamo. Pyke and Harris’s, 600
• Alternator, Mordey-Victoria, 111
• Alternator, 25U-Kilowatt, Mordey-Victoria (Brush Company), 316
• American Artillery. See Artillery
• American Blast Furnace Hearths and Boshes, 425, 426
• American Ferry Boats, Early Examples, 221. See also 258, 259, 262
• American Ferry Steamer/* Bremen” (S.S.)(Marvel and Co., Newburgh, N.Y.), 232, 257, 259. 262
• American Ferry Steamer “ Cincinnati,” 38, 39, 71, 72, 78
• American Rail and Track, 735
• American Railroad Station, Pennsylvania Company at Jersey City, 4O2, 403
• American Railroad Timber Structures, 633
• American Steamer, “El Sud” (Newport News Shipbuilding Company), 744
• Ammonia Plant, Sulphate of (Simons), 271
• Ammunition for3.6-ln. Gun, 487
• Anderson’s Design for Suspension Bridge over the Forth, 2
• Aqueduct, Bridges on Line of, Manchester Water Works, 102
• Aqueduct Tunnel under the Mersey, Vyrnwy, 739, 740, 749, 752,767, 770, 771
• Aqueducts, 158
• Aqueducts, Roman, 96. 97
• Arc Lamp, Crompton-Crabb, 787
• Arc Lamps in Holophotes, Siemens, 31
• Arc Lamps, Light of, 565
• Arch Bridge over the River Enz, near Hofen, with Semi-Free Joints, 558. 5fi0
• Archdale and Company’s Planing Machine, 718
• Arched Bridges. 63. 96, 97, 125, 126, 157, 168, 159
• Arched Gateways. 63
• Arches in Rome, Early, 96, 97

Artillery, Modern United States :

• Ammunition for 3.6-In. Gun, 487
• Breechloading of 5 In. Siege Gun, 548
• Breechloading Mechanism of 8-In. Gun, 644, 645
• Breechloading Mechanism of 10-ln. Gun, 710, 711
• Breech Mechanism, Gerdom System of, 517
• Breech Mechanism of the 3.2-In. Rifle, Model 1839, 427, 428
• Carriage for Breechloading Howitzer, 580, 581
• Carriage for 5-In. Siege Gun, 548
• Carriage for 3.2-In. Gun, 1889 Model, 453, 456, 457
• Carriages, Pneumatic Disappearing, for Coast and Naval Guns, 741
• Cast-Iron Smooth-Bore Guns for Coast Defence, 341
• Coast Defence Carriage for 15-In. Rodman Smooth-Bore Gun, 342
• Coast Defence Gun, 8-In. 14i-Ton Breechloader, 611,64.4, 645
• Coast Defence Gun, 10 In. Breechloader, 612, 613
• Converted Wrought-Iron 3 In. Muzzle-Loaders, 397
• Disappearing Carriage for Coast and Naval Guns, 741.
• Forge for Field Battery, Wagon and, 516
• Fuzes and Mortars, 343
• Gerdom System of Field Mechanism, 517
• Howitzer, 7-in Breechloading, 580, 581
• Limber for 3 2-ID. Gun, 1889 Model, 453, 456, 457 Mountlin Gun, Carriage and Limber, 3.6-In., 486, 487
• Mountings for 3.2-In. Field Gun, 457
• Parrott Rifled Cast-Iron Guns, 371
• Pneumatic Disappearing Carriage for Coast and Naval Guns, 741
• Projectiles for 8-In. Converted Rifles, 371
• Siege and Coast Cast-Iron Mortars, 343 Siege Gun, 5-In., 547, 548, 549
• Artillery, Noderu United Slates—continued. hteel Forgings for 3-ln. Kifle, 400
• Target Record of 7-In. Breechloading Howitzer, 678 10-In. Rodman Caet-Iron Gun Converted into 8-In. Rifle, Muzzle and Breech Insertion, 370 3.2-In. Steel Rifle, Model 18sO, 398, 399
• Wagon and Forge for Field Battery, 516
• Wheels for Gun Carriages. 453. 466, 457

• Arts Building, Chicago Exhibition, 312, 313, 346, 3*7, 374, 375
• Asquith’s Double-Boring Machine, 684
• Atkins Filter Company’s Water-Softening Plant at Southampton, 317, 324
• Balancing Marine Engines, Yarrow’s Experiments, 434, 435, 462, 472
• Baldwin Company’s Locomotive for New South
• Wales Railway, 685
• Ballasting Wagons for Glasgow and South-Western Railway (Rodgers), 270
• Basic Steel Experiments, 699
• Ba*tle-Ship “ Victoria,” Damaged, 510
• Bending Rolls for Angles and Plates (Schultz and Goebel, Vienna), 241
• Betts Company’s Horizontal Boring and Drilling Machine, 87
• Birmingham Hydraulic Supply Station, 196,197, 254, 265, 256
• Blackfriars Bridge, Old, London, 159
• Blast Furnace Hearths and Boshes, 425, 426
• Blast Furnace Slag, Disposal, 244
• Boiler Experiments, Steam, 344
• Boiler Explosion at Bolton, 697
• Boiler Explosion at Burnley, 533
• Boiler Furnace, Interchangeable Winged (Leeds
• Forge Company), 228
• Boiler, Genetic (Messrs. Toward, Newcastle) 209
• Boiler, Locomotive, in South Africa, 54
• Boiler, Richards’ Duplex Water Gauge, 228
• Boiler Tubes, Iron v. Steel, Experiments, 785
• Boiler, Tubulous, 82
• Boilers of H.M.SS. “Edgar” and “Hawk” (Fairfield Company, Govan), 11, 14. 74, 76, 76, 81
• Boilers of the Paddle Steamer “Ville de Douvres,” 588, 589, 633
• Boilers of Yacht “ Mira” (Messrs, D. J. Dunlop and Co., Port-Glasgow), 350, 351, 352
• Bolton, Boiler Explosion at, 697
• Bombay Water Works, Tansa Dam, 619
• Boring and Drilling Machine, Horizontal (Bett Tool Company, Wilmington, Delaware), 87
• Boring Machine, Double (Mr. W. Asquith, Halifax), 684
• Boring and Surfacing Lathe (Messrs. John Lang and Sons, Johnstone). 761
• Boshes, Blast Furnace Hearths and, 425, 426
• Bradley and Craven’s Stiff Plastic Brickmaking Machine, 280
• Brazilian Twin-Screw Steamer “ Pelotas” (Messrs. Wigham, Richardson, and Co.), 716, 722
• Breakwater, Underpinning by Means of Grouting and Stock Ramming, 609, 647, 648
• Breech Mechanism. See Artillery, Modtrn UniUd StaUa
• Breech Mechanism of American Guns. See Artilleryy Modern United Statea
• Breech Mechanism, Gerdom System of, 617
• Breech Mechanism of the 3.2-In. Rifle Model, 1889, 427, 428
• Brechloading of 5-In. Siege Gun, 548
• Breechloaditig Mechanism of 8-ln. Gun, 644, 645
• Breechloading Mechanism of 10-In. Gun, 710, 711
• ‘Bremen,” Screw Ferry Steamer (Messrs. Marvel, Newburgh, N.Y.), 232, 257, 269, 262
• Brickmaking Machine, Stiff Plastic (Messrs. Bradley and Craven, Wakefield), 280
• Brickmaking and Pressing Machine (Mr. W. Johnson, Armley, Leeds), 624

Bridge Building (Historical):

• African Bridge, Floating, 33
• Anderson’s Design for Suspension Bridge over the Forth, 2
• Aqueducts, 158
• Aqueducts, Roman, 96. 97
• Arched Bridges, 63, 96, 97, 125, 120, 167, 158, 359
• Arched Gateways, 63
• Arches in Rome, Early, 96, 97
• Blackfriars Bridge, Old, London, 169
• Brown’s (Sir Samuel) Suspension Bridge at Montrose, 2
• Buildwas Bridge, 185
• Caisar’s Bridge, 220
• Caucasus, Old Bridge in the, 2
• Chepstow Bridge, 251
• Chinese Bridge, 63
• Coalbrookdale Bridge, 186
• Coblentz Bridge, 188
• Craigellachie Bridge. 188
• Croyland Abbey Bridge, 126
• Crumlin Viaduct, 281
• Dartmoor Bridge, 220
• Delaware Bridge, 251
• Dredge’s Suspension Bridge over the Spey, 4
• Fink Truss, 281
• First English Bridge, 126
• Floating African Bridge, 33
• Forth Bridge, Anderson’s Design for Suspension, 2
• Britl^re ISiiildiiig: <IIiA(orical> -continued.
• Fomfied Bridge at Monnon, 126
• Glasgow Bridge, 159
• Howe Bridge, 251
• Hunslett Bridge, 188
• Inflexible Truss Bridge, 261
• Jordan’s Girder, 251
• Limmat Bridge, 251
• Lincoln High Bridge with Groined Arch, 309
• London Bridge, 168
• London Bridge, idd, 126
• Menai Suspension Bridge, Telford’s, 2
• Montrose, Sir Samuel Brown’s Suspension
• Bridge at, 2
• Native Canadian Bridge, 220
• Newark Dyke Bridge, 281
• Newark Shire Bridge, 309
• Niagara River Suspension Bridge (Roebling’s), 3
• Norwegian Bridge, 220
• Ouse Bridge at York, 157
• Palladio’s Bridge, 126
• Penip6, Bridge at, 2
• Pont de Louvre, de I’Archevechie et d’Austerlitz, 186
• Pontoon Bridge in St. Anne’s Harbour, CuraQoa, 309
• Portage Bridge, 251
• Roebling’s Bridge over Niagara River, 3
• Roman Aqueducts. 96, 97
• St. Louis Bridge, 188
• Schauffhausen Bridge, 251
• Southwark Bridge, 188
• Spey Suspension Bridge (Dredge’s), 4
• Sublicius Pons, 220
• Suspension Bridges, 2, 3, 4, 33
• Taff Bridge, 158
• Telford’s Bridges, 158, 159
• Telford’s Menai Suspension Bridge, 2
• Timber Bridges, 251
• Trajan’s Bridge, 125
• Trestle Bridges, 251
• Truss Bridges, 281
• Tubular Bridge, 281
• Wandepore Bridge, 220
• Waterloo Bridge, London, 169
• Wearmouth Bridge, 185
• Westminster Bridge, Old, 157
• Whipple Truss, 281

• Bridge, Maidenhead, Great Western Railway Widening Works, 406, 410
• Bridge over the River Enz, near Hofen, with Semi-Free Joints, 658, 560
• Bridges. See Formosa and its Railways
• Bridges, Manchester Water Works, 102
• Bridges, Swing (Hydraulic Machinery), 246
• Bridges, Timber, on Western American Railroads, 633
• Broad Gauge, The Last of the, 681, 688, 690
• Broken Shaft Repaired at Sea, 556
• Brown (Sir Samuel) Suspension Bridge at Montrose, 2
• Brush Company. 250-Kilowatt Mordey-Victoria Alternator, 316. See also 111
• Bucket Fire Extinguisher (Messrs. Messer and Thorpe, London), 104
• Budenberg Pressure Gauge for High-Pressure Gas, 135
• Buildwas Bridge, 186
• Bulkheads Water-Tight, 477, 480, 481
• Burnley, Boiler Explosion at, 638

• Caesar’s Bridge, 220
• Caledonian Railway, Removal of Mill of Ash Tunnel, 364
• Campbell Gas Engine, 525
• Capitaine’s Petroleum Motor, 10
• Car Heating Appliances, Railway (Consolidated Car Heating Company, Albany, U.S.), 301
• Carnot’s Engine, Mechanical Analogue, 206
• Carriage for Breechloading Howitzer, 580, 581
• Carriage for 5-ln. Siege Gun, {48
• Carriage for 3.2-In. Gun, 1889 Model, 453, 456, 457
• Carriages for Guns. See Artillery^ Modern United States
• Carriages for New Zealand Government Railway, 468, 476
• Carriages, Pneumatic Disappearing, for Coast and Naval Guns, 741
• Cast-Iron Coast Guns and Mortar. See Artillery,
• Cast-Iron Howitzer, 30.6 Cent. (12.01-In.), Lieut.- Col. Ordonez, 320
• Cast-Iron Smooth Bore Guns for Coast Defence, 341
• Caucasus, Old Bridge in the, 2
• “ Ctfcille,” Yacht with Steadying Apparatus, 464. 465
• Centrifugal and Positive Action Pump, Combined, 333
• Centrifugal Ventilators. 365, 366, 511
• Chain, Driving, Maxon’s, 776
• Chair and Fishplate for Tramways, Whytehead’s, 684
• Chepstow Bridge, 261
• Chicago Exhibition. See Columbian Exposition,
• Chicago Street Railroad Tunnel, West, 266
• Chimney Disaster, Cleckheaton, 422
• Chinese Bridge. 63
• Chuck, Pratt Drill, 104
• “ Cincinnati,” Pennsylvania Railroad Ferryboat, 38, 39, 71, 72, 78
• Circular Furnace Stoker (St. Clair Company), 447
• Cleaner, Pond (Messrs. Fowler, Leede), 775
• Cleckheaton Chimney Disaster, 422
• Coal Washing and Separating Plant at Zollern, near Doitmuna (Messsrs. ScUchtermann and Kremer), 132, 133
• Coalbrookdale Biidge, 185
• Coast Defence Carriage for IS-In. Bodman Smooth Bore Gun, 342
• Coast Defence Gun, 8-In. 14i-Ton Bree<hlcader, 611, 6 J4. 645
• Coasst Defence Gun, 10-In. Breechloader, 612, 613
• Coast Defence Guns. See Artillery^ United States
• Coblentz Bridge, 188
• Cochrane and Walker’s Steam Pump (Cochrane Barrhead), 685
• Colliery Pithead Gear at the Ynis-Merthyr, 891
• Colombo Harbour Breakwater Foundations, 648

Columbian Exposition, 1893 ;

• Administration Building, 601, 774
• Agricultural Building, 432, 460, 461, 490, 491, 520, 521, 550, 552, 553
• Arts Building, 312, 313, 346, 347, 374, 375
• Government Building, 601, 620, 621, 664, 714, 715
• Industrial and Liberal Arts Building, 189, 225, 283 285 792
• Machinery Hall, 6, 7, 37, 46, 70, 100,101, 128, 129, 131, 162, 163
• Movable Side Walk at Jackson Park, Chicago, 707

• Communication in Trains, Grazi-Tsaritsin Bail* way, Russia, 121, 212
• Compensating Lever Pumping Engines, Davey’s (Messrs. Hathorn, Davey, and Co., Leeds), 494, 495, 496
• Compound Engines, Construction of Theoretical Indicator Diagrams, 339
• Compression and Tension of Iron and Steel, 277, 278, 310, 311
• Concrete in Harbour Works, 532
• Condenser of the Paddle Steamer “ Ville de Douvres,” 633
• “Condor,” French First-Class Torpedo Boat, 624, 632
• Conical Pistons, 213
• Converted Wrought-Iron 3 In. Muzzleloaders, 397
• Conveyor for Gas Purifiers at the Salford Gas Works, 524
• Corliss Valve Gear, Horizontal Engine with Positive (Messrs. Cole, Marchent and Morley), 791
• Cowan, Sheldon and Co. ’s 22-Ton Travelling Jib Crane, Glasgow Harbour, 149
• Craigellachie Bridge, 188
• Cramp, Engine of United States Cruiser “ New York,” 557
• Crane and Lifting Apparatus, Morgan’s, 665
• Crane, 3-Ton Steam Travelling (Messrs. John Wilson and Co., Liverpool), 677
• Crane, Travelling, in Newport News Shipyard, 744
• Crane, 22-Ton Travelling Jib (Messrs. Cowan, Sheldon, and Co., Carlisle), 149
• Crompton Crabb Arc Lamp, 787
• Crompton, Electric Subways, 82
• Crossley Gas Engine, Birmingham Hydraulic Supply, 196, 197. See al«o 254, 255, 256
• Crossley 60 Horse-Power Gas Engine, 55
• Croyland Abbey Bridge, 126
• Cruisers; Engine Indicator Diagrams, 637
• Cruiser Engines, “ New York.” United States (Cramp Company, Philadelphia), 557
• Cruiser “ Grafton,” Rudder Head of, 181
• Cruiser, Torpedo, “ Condor,” French First-Class, 624, 632
• Cruisers, “Edgar” and “Hawke,” 14, 74, 75, 76, 81
• Crumlin Viaduct, 281
• Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition. See Electrical Exhibition
• Cutters, Milling, 27

• Dam, Tansa Bombay Water Works, 519
• Dartmoor Bridge, 220
• Davey, Paxman, and Co.’s Triple-Expansion Engines, 277
• Davey, Paxman, and Co.’s Tubulous Boilers, 82
• Davey’s Compensating Lever Pumping Engines (Messrs. Hathorn, Davey, and Co., Leeds), 494, 495, 496
• Daymard’s Deck Stud, 167
• Deck Stud, Mons. Daymard’s, 167
• Delaware Bridge, 251
• Dennis Continuous Wire Netting Machine, 719
• Diagrams of Electromotive Force, 335
• Diagrams of Engine Performances of Three of Her Majesty’s Cruisers, 637
• Diagrams, Indicator for Compound Engines, Construction of, 339
• Diagrams of Progress of Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 603
• Diagrams showing Fluctuations in Metal Prices, 22, 54, 178, 300,‘446, 568, 696
• Direct-Acting Steam Pump (Messrs. Hulme and Lund, Manchester), 748
• Disappearing Carriages for Coast and Naval Guns, 741
• Disappearing Gun Carriages. See Artillery, Modern United States
• Dock, Malta, Hamilton, 545
• Donkin’s Steam Boiler Experiments, 344
• Doors for Water-Tight Bulkheads, 481
• Dorman and Smith’s Non-Percussive Switoh, 176
• Dredge’s Suspension Bridge over the Spey, 4
• Drill Chuck, Pratt, 104
• Drilling Machine, Horizontal Boringand (Betts Tool Company, Wilmington, Delaware), 87
• Drilling Machine (Midgley and Sutcliffe. Bradford), 569
• Dunlop and Co , Messrs. D. J., Yacht “Mira,” Engines, Boilers, ande., 350, 351, 352
• Duplex Water Gauge. Richards’, 228
• Dynamo, Alternate Current (Pyke and Harris). 600
• Dynamo and High-Speed Engine (Messrs. Easton and Anderson, London), 43
• Dynamo, Slow-Speed Steam, Kapp’s (Messrs.
• Johnson and Phillips), 277
• Dynamo, Steam Turbine Performances, 52

• Earthquake in Japan, 140, 145, 170, 175
• Easton and Anderson’s High-Speed Engine and Dynamo, 43
• “ Edgar” and “ Hawke,” First-Class Cruisers. 11. 14, 74, 75, 76, 81
• Education of Boys, Revolving School Board, 631
• Efficiency of the Screw Propeller (Diagrams), 571
• “ El Sud,” American S.S. (Newport News Shipbuilding Company), 744
• Electric Fire Engines, Siemens, 65, 66
• Electric Hoists, 67
• Electric Lighting at Naval Exhibition, 3, 31
• Electric Subways, Crompton, 82
• Electric Switch, Non-Percussive, 176
• Electric Switch, Woodhouse and Rawson, 358

Elcctrical Exhibition (Crystal Palace):

• Alternator, Mordey-Vicboria, 111. See also 316
• Crompton-Crabb Arc Lamp, 787
• Dynamo, Slow-Speed Steam (Kapp’s), 277
• Electric Subway (Crompton), 82
• Insulators for Overhead Wires (Johnson and Phillips), 175
• Mordey • Victoria Alternator, 250 •
• Kilowatt (Brush Company), 111, 316
• Nalder’s Potentiometer, 429
• Switch, Domestic (Messrs. S. and C. Osler), 146
• Switch, Dorman and Smith’s Non-Percussive, 176
• Switch, Woodhouse and Rawson’s, 358
• Thomson-Houston’s Electric Winding Gear, 363-
• Tubulous Boiler (Davey, Paxman, and Co.), 82

• Electrical Winding Gear, Tnomson-Houston, 363
• Electricity, Crompton-Crabb Arc Lamp, 787
• Electricity, Domestic Switch (Messrs. F. and C. Osler), 146
• Electricity, Faraday’s Galvanometer, 713
• Electricity, Light of Arc Lamps, 565
• Electricity, Nalder’s Potentiometer, 429
• Electricity, Overhead Line Insulators (Johnson and Phillips), 175
• Electricity, Pyke and Harris’s Alternate Current Dynamo, 600
• Electromotive Force, Diagrams of, 335
• Endless Chain Slag Machine, 244
• Engine, Campbell Gas, 525
• Engine, Capitaine’s Petroleum, 10
• Engine, Carnot’s, Mechanical Analogue, 206
• Engine, Compound Horizontal (Messrs. Ruston,
• Proctor, and Co., Lincoln), 117
• Engine, Crossley 60 Horse-Power Gas, 55
• Engine, High-Speed, and Dynamo (Messrs.
• Easton and Anderson, London), 43
• Engine. Horizontal, with Muncaster’s Valve Gear (Lilleshall Company. Limited, Salop). 680
• Engine, Horizontal, with Pobitive Corliss Valve
• Gear (Messrs. Cole, Marchent, and Morley), 791
• Engine Performances of Three of H.M. Cruisers. 637
• Engine, Petroleum (Messrs. Hornsby, Grantham), 82
• Engine, Petroleum, Motor, Priestman Brothers. 359, 782
• Engine, Portable Oil (Messrs. Robey and Co . Lincoln), 775
• Engine, Priestman’s Portable Petroleum, 782
• Engine, Roots’ Gas, 167
• Engine, Tandem Compound (Messrs. Ross and Duncan, Govan), 224
• Engine, Triple-Expansion (Messrs. Davey, Paxman and Co.), 277
• Engines of the American Ferry Steamer “ Bremen” (Pletcher and Co.), 258, 259
• Engines of the American Steamer “El Sud” (Newport News Shipbuilding Company), 744
• Engines, Balancing Marine, Yarrow’s Experiments, 431, 435, 462. 472
• Engines, Compound, Construction of Theoretical Indicator Diagrams, 339
• Engines, Compound, of the Paddle Steamer “Koh-i-Noor” (Fairfield Company), 656
• Engines, Gas. See Gas Engines, 782
• Engines, Gas and Pumping, Birmingham Hydraulic Supply, 196, 197
• Engines, Oscillating Compound, of the Ramsgate Salvage Steamer “ Aid” (Messrs. W. Allsup and Sons, Limited, Preston), 286, 292
• Engines of the Paddle Steamer “Ville de Douvres,” 588, 589, 633
• Engines, Pumping, Davey’s Compensating Lever (Messrs. Hathorn, Davey, and Co., Leeds). 494. 495, 496
• Engines, Pumping, Worthington High-Duty, 192, 195
• Engines. Steeple Compound, of Pennsylvania Railroad Company’s Ferry Steamer “Cinoinnati,” 38,39, 71, 72, 78
• Engines of the Torpedo Depdfc Ship “Pelican” (Mr. Schichau, Elbing), 525, 528
• Engines. Triple-Compound, of Yacht “Mira” (Messrs. D. J. Dunlop and (jo, Port-Glasgow). 350. 351, 352 ®
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, of Brazilian Twin- Screw Steamer “ Pelotas” (Messrs. Wigham Richardson, and Co.), 716, 722
• Engines, Triple-Expansion Mill, for Melbourne (Messrs. Westgarth, English, and Co.), 592
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, Twin-Screw Steamer “ FUrst Bismarck” (Vulcan Company, Stettin)
• Engines, Twin-Screw Triple-Expansion, of H.M.SS. “Edgar” and “Hawke” (Fairfield Company), 11, 14, 74, 75, 76, 81
• Engines of the United States Cruiser “New York” (Cramp Company, Philadelphia), 557
• Equatorial Telescope (Sir Howard Grubb), 748
• Exhibition, Chicago. See Columbian Exposition
• Exhibition, Electrical. See Electrical Exhibition, Naval, See Naval
• Explosion, Boiler, See Boiler Explosions
• Extinguisher, Bucket Fire (Messrs. Messer and Thorpe, London), 104

• Fairfield Company, Engines of H.M.SS. *’ Edgar” and “ Hawke,” 11, 14, 74, 75, 76, 81
• Faraday’s Galvanometer, 743
• Fence, Railway Snow and Sand, Howie’s, 152, 333
• Ferry Steamer “ Bremen” S.S. (Messrs. Marvel, Newburgh, N.Y.), 232, 258, 259, 262
• Ferryboat “ Cincinnati,” Pennsylvania Railroad Company’s, 38, 39, 71, 72, 78
• Ferryboats, American, Early Examples, 221. See also 258, 259, 262
• Filter Beds, Saud-Washing Apparatus for, 621
• Fink Truss, 281
• Fire Engine, Electric, 65, 66
• Fire Extinguisher, Bucket (Messrs. Messer and Thorpe, Loudon), 104
• Fire Pump, Steam, Fire Appliance Company, 669
• First English Bridge, 126
• Flaman Boiler Passenger Locomotive, Eastern of France Railway, 430, 431. 438, 507
• Fletcher, Messrs. H. and W., Engines of American Ferry Steamer “ Bremen,” 258, 259
• Floating African Bridge, 33
• Forced Draught Boilers, Yacht “Mira” (Messrs. D. J. Dunlop and Co., Port-Glasgow), 350, 351, 352
• Forge for Field Battery, Wagon and, 516
• Forgings for Guns. See Artillery Modern United States
• Formosa aud Ker Railways:
• Iwatucia Embankment aud Viaduct, 382
• Kelung Harbour, General View Looking Seawards, 577
• Map Showing Government Railways, 673
• Pahtu Bridge, 673
• Forth Bridge, Anderson’s Design for Suspension, 2
• Fortified Bridge at Monnon, 126
• Foundations, Underpinning, 609, 647, 648
• France Railway, Eastern, Passenger Locomotive with Flaman Boiler, 430, 431, 438, 507
• French First - Class Seagoing Torpedo Boat “ Condor,” 624, 632
• Furnace Hearths and Boshes, 425, 426
• Furnace, Interchangeable Winged (Leeds Forge Company), 228
• Furnace Slag Disposal, 244
• Furnaces, Valves for Gas, 733
• “ Fhrst Bismarck,” Hamburg-American Liner, 407, 497
• Fuzes and Mortars, 343
• Fuzes, United States. See Artillery^ United States
• Galvanometer, Faraday’s, 743
• Ganz’s Design for Utilisation of Niagara Falls, 229
• Gas Engine, Campbell, 525
• Gas Engine, Crossley 60 Horse-Power, 55
• Gas Engine, Crossley, Otto, Birmingham Hydraulic Supply, 196, 197
• Gas Engine, 14 Horse-Power (Messrs. Wells Brothers, Sandiacre). 782
• Gas Engine, Roots’, 167
• Gas Furnaces, Valves for, 733
• Gas Purifier Conveyors at Salford Gas Works, 524
• Gauge, Duplex Water, Richards’, 228
• Gauge, The Last of the Broad, 681, 688, 690
• Gauge, Pressure, for High-Pressure Gas, 135
• Genetic Boiler (Messrs. Toward, Newcastle), 209
• Gerdom System of Field Mechanism, 517
• Glasgow Bridge, 159
• Glasgow neutral Railway, The:
• Bridgeton Section, with Tunnel Sections, 676, 676
• Gantry for Driving Sheet Piling along the Streets, 641
• Geological Section of Line of Route, 643
• Girder Covering of Trongate Section, 676
• Railway Map of Glasgow, 642
• Steam Travelling Crane, 677
• Trongatft Section with Tunnel Section, 675, 676
• Tunnel Sections, 675, 676
• Underpinning Buildings, 676, 677
• Glasgow Harbour 22-Tou Travelling Jib Crane (Messrs. Gowan, Sheldon, and Co., Carlisle), 149
• Glasgow and South-Western Railway, Ballasting Wagon, Rodger’s, 270
• Gold Mines, Mount Morgan, Queensland. 108, 218
• “ Goodwill,” Shallow Draught Jet Propelled Steamer (Messrs. Thornycroft), 731
• Government Building, Chicago Exhibition, 601, 620, 621, 664, 714, 715
• “Grafton,” H.M.S., Rudderhead of, 181
• Granulating Magnetic Iron Ores with Sturtevant Mill, 373
• Graving Dock at Malta, 545
• Grazi-Tsaritsin Railway, Russia, Inter-Communication for Trains, 121. See also 212
• Great Eastern Railway, Mixed Traffic Locomotive, 652, 653
• Great Western Railway, The Last of the Broad Gauge, 681, 688, 690
• Great Western Railway Widening Works, 406, 410
• Grinding Mill, Sturtevant, 373
• Grouting and Stock Ramming, Underpinning by Means of, 609, 647, 648
• Grubb, Sir Howard, New Equatorial Telescope, 748
• Guns. See Artillery Modern United States

• Hamburg-American Twin-Screw Steamer “ FUrst Bismarck” (Vulcan Company, Stettin), 407, 497 Hamilton Dock, Malta, 545
• Hammer, Longworth’s Power (Messrs. Samuelson and Co., Banbury), 419
• Harbour Works, Concrete in, 532
• Harbours, Underpinning by Means of Grouting and Stock Hamming, 609, 647, 648
• “ Hawke,” Engines and Boilers of H.M.S, (Fairfield Company, Govan), 11,14, 74, 75, 76, 81
• Hearths and Boshes, Blast Furnace, 425, 426
• Heating Appliances, Railway Car (Consolidated Car-Heating Company, Albany, U.S.), 301
• H.M.S. “ Grafton,” Rudder Head of, 181
• H.M.S. “ Victoria” Damaged, 610 '
• H.M.SS. “Edgar” and “ Hawke,” 11, 14, 74, 75, 76, 81
• Hermitage Breakwater Foundations, 648
• Highland Company’s Snow and Sand Fence,
• Howie’s Automatic, 333. See also 162 j
• Hoist, Electrical Winding Gear for, Thomson- ,Houston, 363 j
• Holophote, 3, 31 I
• Horizontal Boring and Drilling Machine (Bett s
• Machine Tool Company, Wilmington, Delaware), 87 , , -rr 1 n '
• Horizontal Engine with Muncaster s Valve Gear (Lilleshall Company, Limited, Salop), 680
• Horizontal Engine with Positive Corliss Valve
• Gear(Me8sr8. Cole, Marohent, and Morley), 791
• Hornsby Petroleum Engine, 782 ,
• Howe Bridge, 251
• Howie’s Snow and Sand Railway Fence, 152, 333
• Howitzer,^Ca8t-Iron, 30.5-Cent. (12.01-In.), Lieut.- Col. Ordonez, 320
• Howitzer, 7-In. Breecbloading, 580, 581 Howitzers.
• States Hulme and 748 Hulse and
• tical Planing Machine, 200
• Hunslet Bridge, 188
• Hunter and English’s Sand-Washing Apparatus for liter Beds, 621
• Hurricane at Mauritius, 726
• Hydraulic Machinery Swing Bridges, 246
• Hydraulic Machinery, Vyrnwy Aqueduct Tunnel, 739, 740, 749, 752, 767
• Hydraulic Sheers at West Hartlepool, 80-Ton (Messrs. Geo. Russell and Co., Motherwell), 378, 379
• Hydraulic Supply Station, Birmingham, 196,197, 254, 255, 256

• Indicator Diagrams for Compound Engines, Construction of, 339
• Indicator Diagrams, Three H.M. Cruisers, 637
• Industrial and Liberal Arts Building, Chicago
• Exhibition, 189, «5, 283, 284, 286, 792
• Inflexible Truss Bridge, 251
• Insulators, Overhead Line, Johnson and Phillips, 175
• Iron Steel Boiler Tubes, Experiments, 785
• Iron, Tension and Compression of Steel and, 277, 278, 310, 311
• Isler’s Artesian Wells, 776
• Iwatutia Embankment and Viaduct, Formosa Railways, 382

• Japan, Earthquake in, 140, 145, 170, 175
• Jersey City Terminus, Pennsylvania Railroad, 402, 403
• Jet Propulsion, Steamer “Goodwill” (Messrs. Thornyoroft), 731
• Jib Crane, 22-Ton Travelling (Messrs. Cowan, Sheldon and Co., Carlisle), 149
• Jordan’s Girder Bridge, 251

• Kapp Slow-Speed Steam Dynamo (Messrs. Johnson and Phillips), 277
• Kelung Harbour, Formosa, General View Looking Seawards, 577
• Kennedy Steam Boiler Experiments, 344
• Kinipple on Subaqueous Foundations, 609, 647, 648
• “ Koh-i-Noor, ” Compound Engines of Paddle Steamer (Fairfield Company), 656

• Lairage, Woodside, Birkenhead, 616, 617
• Lamp, Crompton-Crabb Arc, 787 Lamp, Light of an Arc, 565
• Lang’s Surface and Boring Lathe, 761
• Lathe, Surfacing and Boring (Messrs. John Lang and Sons, Johnstone), 761
• Leeds Forge Company, Boiler Furnace, 228
• Lilleshall Company, Limited, Horizontal Engine with Muncaster Valve Gear, 680
• Limber for 3.2-In. Gun, 1889 Model, 453, 456, 457
• Limmat Bridge, 251
• Lincoln High Bridge with Groined Arch, 309
• Lister and Co.’s Milling Machines, 250 Liverpool Lairage, 616, 617
• Liverpool Water Works, 739, 740, 749, 752, 767, 770,771
• Locks, Air, Mersey Tunnel, 770, 771
• Locomotive Boiler Experiments, 344
• Locomotive Boiler in South Africa, 54
• Locomotive with Flaman Boiler (Passenger),
• Eastern of France Railway, 430, 431, 438, 507
• Locomotive for the Great Eastern Railway, Mixed Traffic, 652. 653
• Locomotive and Machine Work8,Richmond, Va., 5
• Locomotive for New South Wales Railways (Baldwin Company), 585
• Locomotive, Tank, for New Zealand Government Railways, 136,137
• London Bridge, 158 London Bridge, Old, 126
• London and South-Western Railway Signalling Arrangements, Waterloo Station, 649, 650, 779
• Longworth’s Power Hammer (Messrs. Samuelson and Co., Banbury), 419

• Machinery Hall, Chicago Exposition, 6, 7, 37, 46, 70,100, 101, 128, 129, 131,162, 163
• Maidenhead Bridge, Great Western Railway, Widening, 406, 410
• Malta Graving Dock, 545
• Manchester Water Works:
• Air Valves, 34, 35
• Aqueduct, Bridges on Line of, 102
• Bridges, 102 Reflux Valves, 35
• Reservoir, New Prestwich, 161,166
• Sluice Valves, 35
• Subway for Piping, 102
• Valves, 84, 35
• See Artilleryt United States
• Mountain Gun, Carnage and Limber, 486 487
• Mountings for Guns. See AriiZiery, United States r. A^>7
• Mountings for 3.2-In. Field Gun, 457 .
• Movable Sidewalk at Jackson Park, Chicago, 707
• Multiple Shed Sidewalk at Jackson Park, Chi- MSncak?/ Valve Gear, Horizontal Engine with (Lilleshall Company, Limited, Salop), bbu

• Nalder’s Potentiometer, 429
• Native Canadian Bridge, 220
• Naval Exliibiiion. Iloyal •
• Arc Lamps in Holophotes, Siemens, 31
• Electric Fire Engine, Siemens, C5, 60
• Electric Hoists, 67
• Se'rrywe‘ather’s^ Electrically Worked Fire
• Engine, 65, 66
• Projectors, 3, 31
• Search Lights, 3,31 .
• Siemens Arc Lamps in Holophotes, 31
• Siemens Electric Fire Engine, 65, 66 Transformers, Siemens, 98
• Netting Machine, Dennis Continuous Wye, 719
• New South Wales Railway, Locomotives for
• Engines o( (Cramp Nmv Zealand Gove^nmenVitaihvay; Saloon Cars. New^Zealand Government Railways, Tank Loco- NwaW^and ^Co.^(Bristol), Tug and Salvage Steamer “ Novorrosisk,” 217
• Newark Dyke Bridge, 281
• Newark Shire Bridge, 309 ,
• Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Works,
• Niagara River Suspension Bridge (Roebling^), 3 Niagara, Utilisation of Falls of (Messrs. Ganz, Nickel"" Ore‘Smelting Plant for New Caledonia (Thwaite Brothers, Limited), 288, 289
• S°N3s"iS:-’"%? and Salvage Steamer (Newall and Co., Bristol), 217

• Oil Engine, Portable (Messrs. Robey and Co Lincoln), 775
• Oil Motor. Capitaine’s, 10
• Oil Engine, Hornsby’s, 782
• Oil Motor, Priestman Brothers, 359, 782
• Ordonez, Lieut.-Col. S., 30.5-Cent. (12.01-In.) Cast-Iron Howitzer, 320 .
• Ore-Smelting Plant for New Caledonia, Nickel (Thwaites Brothers, Limited), 288, 289
• Oscillating Compound Engines of the Ramsgate Salvage Steamer ** Aid” (Messrs. W. Allsup and Sons, Limited, Preston), 286, 292
• Ouse Bridge at York, 157

• Paddle Engines of the “ Koh-i-Noor,’’656
• Paddle Steamer Ville de Douvres, Trial of the, 588, 589, 633
• Pahtu Bridge, Formosa Railway, 673 Palladio’s Bridge, 125
• Parrott Guns. See Artillery, Modern United States
• Parrott Rifled Cast-Iron Guns, 371 .
• “ Pelican,” Torpedo DepOt Ship (M. Schichau, Elbing), 525, 528 .
• “ Pelotas,” Twin-Screw Steamer, Brazilian (Messrs. Wigham Richardson, and Co.), 716, 722
• Penip^, Bridge at, 2 , ,
• Pennsylvania Railroad Company’s Ferry Boat “ Cincinnati,” 38, 39, 71, 72, 78
• Pennsylvania Railroad Company s Terminal Station at Jersey City, 402, 403
• Petroleum Engine (Messrs. Hornsby, Grantham)* 782
• Petroleum Engine, Priestman’s, 359, 782
• Petroleum Motor, Capitaine’s, W
• Piston Ring Turning Machine (Richards’ Machine Tool Company, London), 179
• Pistons, Conical, 213
• Pithead Gear at the Ynis-Merthyr Colliery, 391 Planing Machine (Messrs. Archdale and Co.), Birmingham), 718
• Planing Machine, Combined Horizontal and Vertical (Messrs. Hulse and Co., Manchester), 200
• Platinum Pyrometer, 764
• Plough, Pond Cleaner (Messrs. Fowler, Leeds), 775
• Pneumatic Disappearing Carriage for Coast and Naval Guns, 741
• Pneumatic Gun Carriage. See Artillery, Modern United States
• Pneumatic Shield, Mersey Tunnel, 770
• Pond Cleaner (Messrs. Fowler, Leeds), 776
• Pont de Louvre, de i’Archevechie and d’Austerlitz, 185
• Pontoon Bridge in St. Anne’s Harbour, CuraQoa, 309
• Portable Petroleum Engine, Priestman’s, 782
• Portage Bridge, 251
• Positive Action Pump, Combined Centrifugal and,333
• Potentiometer, Nalder’s, 429
• Pottery Design, 515
• Pratt Drill Chuck, 104
• Pratt and Whitney Company’s Double Head Milling Machine (Hartford, Conn., U.S.A.), 93, 104
• Priestman’s Petroleum Motor, 359
• Priestman’s Portable Petroleum Engine, 782
• Projectiles for 8-In. Converted Rifles, 371
• Projectors at Naval Exhibition, 3, 31
• Propeller, Marque Screw, 42
• Propellers, The Dimensions of Screw, 605 Pulleys for Wire Ropes, Diagram, 390 Pulsometer Pumping Plant for Shaft Sinking, 601
• Pump, Cochrane and Walker’s Steam (Cochrane, Barrhead), 685
• Pump, Combined Centrifugal and Positive Action, 333
• Pump, Direct-Acting Steam (Messrs. Hulme and Lund, Manchester), 748
• Pump, Steam Fire (Fire Appliance Company), 669
• Pump, Tangyes’ Rotary, 778
• Pumping Engines, Davey’s Compensating Lever (Messrs. Hathorn, Davey and Co., Leeds), 494, 495,496
• Pumping Engines at Memphis, Tenn., Worthington High-Duty, 192,195
• Pumping Machinery, Vyrnwy Aqueduct Tunnel, 739, 740, 749, 762, 767
• Pumping Plant for Shaft Sinking, Pulsometer, 601
• Pumps for Hydraulic Supply Station, 196,197, 254, 255, 256
• Punching and Shearing Machine (Southgate Engineering Company), 321
• Pyke and Harris's Alternate Current Dynamo, 600
• Pyrometer, Platinum, 764

• Queensland) Mount Morgan Gold Mines, 108, 218

• Rail and Track, American, 735
• Railroad Station, Pennsylvania Company’s, at Jersey City, 402, 403
• Railroad Timber Bridges, Western American, 633
• Railroad Tunnel, West Chicago Street, 256
• Railway, Broad Gauge, The Last of the, 681, 688, 690
• Railway Car Heating Appliances (Consolidated Car-Heating Company, Albany, U.S.), 301
• Railway Carriage for New Zealand Government Railway, 468, 476
• Railway, Glasgow Central. See Glasgow Central Railway
• Railway, Grazi-Tsaritsin, Russia, Inter-Communication for Trains, 121. See also 212
• Railway, Great Western, Widening Works, 406, 410
• Railway, Locomotive, for New South Wales (Baldwin Company), 585
• Railway, Mixed Traffic Locomotive for Great Eastern, 652, 653
• Railway Signalling Arrangements, Waterloo Station, 649, 650, 779
• Railway Snow and Sand Fence, Howie’s, 152, 333
• Railway, Tank Locomotive for New Zealand Government, 136, 137
• Railway Tunnel, Removal of Mill of Ash, on Caledonian Line, 354
• Railways, Formosa. See Formosa
• Ramsgate Salvage Steamer “ Aid ” (Messrs. W. Allsup and Sons, Limited, Preston), 286, 292
• Ransome’s Tree-Felling Saw, 498
• Reflux Valves, Manchester Water Works. 35 Refrigerating Plant, Woodside Lairage, Birkenhead, 616, 617
• Repairing a Thrust Shaft at Sea, 556
• Reservoir, New Prestwich, Manchester, 161, 166 Revolving School Board, 661
• Richards’ Machine Tool Company’s Piston Ring Turning Machine (London), 179
• Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works, Richmond, Virginia, 6
• Road Roller Scraper (Messrs. Aveling and Porter, Rochester), 778
• Robey Portable Oil Engine, 775
• Rodge’^s’ Wagons for Ballasting, Glasgow and South-Western Railway, 270
• Rodman Sea Coast Guns and Carriage. See Artilleryt United States
• Roebling’s Bridge over Niagara River, 3
• Rolling of Ships at Sea, Reducing, 464, 465
• Rolls, Bending, for Angles and Plates (Schultz and Goebel, Vienna), 241
• Roman Aqueducts, 96, 97
• Roots’ Gas Engine, 167
• Ross and Duncan, Tandem Compound Engine, 224
• Rotary Pump, Tangyes’, 778
• Rudderhead of H.M.S. “Grafton,” 181
• Russell and Co.’s 80-Ton Hydraulic Sheerlegs at West Hartlepool, 378, 379
• Ruston, Proctor, and Co.’s Compound Horizontal Steam Engine, 117

• St. Clair Company’s Mechanical Stoker, 447
• St. Louis Bridge, 188
• Saloon Cars for New Zealand Government Railway, 468, 476
• Salvage Steamer “ Novorossisk ” (Newall and Co., Bristol), 217
• Samuelson and Co., Longworth’s Power Hammer, 419
• Sand-Washing. Apparatus for Filter Beds, 621
• Saw, Tree-Felling and Cross-Cutting (A. Ransome and Co., London), 498
• Schauffhasen Bridge, 251
• Schichau, Engines of S.S. “Pelican,” 525, 528
• Schuchtermann and Kremer’s Coal-Washing and Separating Plant at Zollern, near Dortmund, 132, 133
• Schultz and Goebel’s Bending Rolls for Angles and Plates, 241
• Scraper Road Roller (Messrs. Aveling and Porter, Rochester), 778
• Screw Propeller, Efficiency of the (Diagrams), 571
• Screw Propeller, Marque, 42
• Screw Turbine Steamer “Goodwill” (Messrs. Thornycroft), 731
• Search Lights at Naval Exhibition, 3, 31
• Semi-Free Joints in Bridges, 558, o6O
• Shaft Fracture Repaired at Sea, 556
• Shaft Sinking, Pulsometer Pumping Plant, 601
• Shallow-Draught Steamer “ Goodwill ” (Messrs. Thornycroft), 731
• Shearing and Punching Machine (Southgate Engineering Company), 321
• Sheerlegs, Hydraulic, at West Hartlepool (Messrs. George Russell and Co., Motherwell, 378, 379
• Shield, Pneumatic, Mersey Tunnel, 770
• Ship Model Experiments (Admiralty), 542
• Ships’ Bulkheads, 477, 480, 481
• Ships’ Rolling, Reducing, 464, 465
• Sidewalk (Multiple Speed) at Jackson Park, Chicago, 707
• Siege and Coast Cast-Iron Mortars, 343
• Siege Gun, 5-In., 547, 548, 549
• Siege Guns. See ArtUlery^ United States
• Siemens Arc Lamps in Holophotes, 31
• Siemens Electric Fire Engine, 65, 66
• Siemens Electric Lighting Plant at Naval Exhibition, 3, 31
• Siemens Transformers, 98
• Signalling Arrangements at Waterloo Station, London and South-Western Railway, 649, 650, 779
• Simon’s Sulphate of Ammonia Plant, 271
• Sinking of “ Lindulu,” 390
• Slag Disposal, Blast Furnace, 244
• Sluice Valves, Manchester Water Works, 35
• Smelting Plant, Nickel Ore, for New Caledonia (Thwaites Brothers, Limited), 288, 289
• Snow and Sand Fence, Howie’s, 152, 333
• Sonning Cutting, Great Western Railway Widening Works, 406, 410
• Southampton Water Works, Water Softening Plant, 317, 324
• Southgate Engineering Company’s Punching and Shearing Machine, 321
• Southwark Bridge, 188
• Spanish Cast-Iron Howitzer, 30.5-Cent. (12.01-In.), 320
• Speed Trials of H.M.S. “Edgar.” See 11, 14, 74, 75, 76,81
• Spey Suspension Bridge (Dredge’s), 4
• Station of the Pennsylvanian Railroad Company at Jersey City, 402, 403
• Steadying Vessels at Sea, 464, 465
• Steam Boiler Experiments, 344
• steam Fire Pump (Fire Appliances Company), 669
• Steam Turbine Dynamo Performances. 52
• Steamer “ Aid,” Ramsgate Salvage (Messrs. W. Allsup and Sons, Limited, Preston), 2*6. 292
• Steamer “Bremen,” Ferry (S.S.), Messrs. Marvel,
• Newburgh, N.Y., 232. 258, 259, 262
• Steamer “El sud,” American (Newport News Shipbuilding Co), 744
• Steamer “ Goodwill,” Shallow-Draught (Messrs. Thornycroft), 731
• Steamer, Paddle, “Koh-i-Noor,” Thames, 656
• Steamer, Paddle, Trials of the “ Ville de Douvres,” 688, 589, 633
• Steamer “ Pelotas,” Twin-Screw, Brazilian (Messrs. Wigham, Richardson, and Co.), 716, 722
• Steamer, Tug and Salvage, “ Novorossisk (Newall and Co., Bristol), 217
• Steamer, Twin-Screw, “FUrst Bismarck” (Vulcan Company, Stettin), 407, 497
• Steamers, American Ferry, Early Examples, 221. See also 232, 258, 269, 262
• Steamers’ Bulkheads, 477, 480, 481
• Steamers. See Cruisers, Torpedo Boats, Battle-Ships
• Steamers, Whaleback, 537, 540
• Steel Experiments, Bisic, 699
• Steel Forgings for 3-ln. Rifle, 400
• Steel, Tension and Compression of Iron and, 277, 278, 310, 311
• Stock-Ramming and Grouting, Underpinning by Means of, 609, 647, 648
• Stoker, Mechanical (St. Clair Company), 447
• Stud, Deck, M. Daymard’s, 167 Sturtevant Grinding mill, 373
• Subaqueous Foundations, 609, 647, 648
• Sublicius Pons, 220
• Subway for Piping, Manchester Water Works, 102
• Subways, Electric, Crompton, 82
• Sulphate of Ammonia Plant, Simon’s, 271
• Surfacing and Boring Lathe (Messrs. John Lang and Sons, Johnstone), 761
• Suspension Bridges, 2, 3, 4, 33
• Swing Bridges, Hydraulic Machinery, 246
• Switch, Domestic Electric (Messrs. F. and C. Osler), 146
• Switch, Dorman and Smith’s Non-Percussive, 176
• Switch, Electric, Woodhouse and Rawson’s, 358

• Taff Bridge, 168
• Tandem, Compound, Engine (Messrs. Ross and Duncan, Govan), 224
• Tangyes’ Rotary Pump, 778
• Tank Locomotive for New Zealand Government Railway, 136, 137
• Tansa Dam, Bombay Water Works, 519
• Target Record of 7-In. Breechloading Howitzer, 678
• Telescope, New Equatorial (Sir Howard Grubb), 748
• Telford’s Bridges, 2,158, 159
• Telford’s Menai Suspension Bridge, 2
• Ten-In. Rodman Cast-Iron Gun converted into 8-In. Rifle, Muzzle and Breech Insertion, 370
• Tension and Compression of Iron and Steel, 277, 278, 310, 311
• Thames River Steamer “ Koh-i-Noor” (Fairfield Company), 656
• Thomson-Houston Electric Winding Gear, 368
• Thornycroft’s Steadying Apparatus for Ships, 464, 465 3.2-In. Steel Rifle, Model 1889, 398, 399
• Thwaites Brothers’ Nickel Ore Smelting Plant for New Caledonia, 288, 289
• Timber Bridges, 251
• Timber Structures of Western American Railroads, 633
• Torpedo Boat “ Condor,” French First-Class, 624, 632
• Torpedo Boat Engines, Balancing, Yarrow’s Experiments, 434, 435, 462, 472
• Torpedo Boat for the Victorian Government, First-Class, Messrs. Yarrow, 106
• Torpedo DtpOc Ship “Pelican,” Engines (Mr. Schichau, Elbing), 525, 628
• Track, American Rail and, 735
• Train Communication, Grazi-Tsaritsin Railway, Russia, 121, 212
• Trajan’s Bridge, 125
• Tramways, Whytehead’s Joint Chair and Fishplate for, 684
• Transformers, Siemens, 98
• Travelling Crane in Newport New’s Shipyard, 744
• Travelling Crane, 3-Tcn Steam (Messrs. John H. Wilson and Co., Liverpool), 677
• Travelling Jib Crane, 22-Ton (Messrs. Cowan, Sheldon and Co., Carlisle), 149
• Tree-Felling and Cross-Cutting Saw (A. Ransome and Co., London), 498
• Trestle Bridges, 261
• Trials of the Cruiser “Edgar,” 81. See also 11,14, 74, 76, 70
• Trial of the Paddle Steamer “Ville de Douviec,’ 588, 589, 633
• Triple-Expansion Engines. See Engines Tru-s Bridges, 281
• Tubes, Iron v. Steel Boiler, Experiments, 785
• Tubular Bridge, 281
• Tubulous Boiler (Davey, Paxman, and Co.), 82
• Tug and Salvage Steamer “ Novorossisk” (Newall and Co., Bristol), 217
• Tunnel on Caledonian Railway, Mill of Ash ; Removal, 354
• Tunnel under the Mersey, Vyrnwy Aqueduct, 739, 740. 749, 752. 767, 770, 773
• Tunnel, West (Chicago Street Railroad, 256
• Tunnelling. See Glasgow Central Railway Tunnels. See Formosa and its Railways
• Turbine Dynamo Performances, Steam, 52
• Turbine Steamer “Goodwill” (Messrs. Thorny- croft), 731
• Turning Machines, Piston Ring (Richards’ Machine Tool Company, London), 179
• Twin-Screw Engines. See Engines

• Underground Railway. Sec Glasgoxo Central Railway
• Underpinning by Means of Grouting and Stock- Ramming, 609, 647, 648
• United States Artillery. See Artillery
• United States Cruiser “ New York,” Engines of the (Cramp Company, Philadelphia), 567
• Urquhart’s Inter - Communication for Trains, Grazi-Tsaritsin Railway, Russia, 121. See 212
• Utilisation of Falls of Niagara (Messrs. Ganz, Buda-Pesth), 229

• Valve Gear, Muncaster, Horizontal Engine with (Lilleshall Company, Limited, Salop), 680
• Valve Gear, Positive Corliss, Horizontal Engine
• (Messrs. Cole, Marchent, and Morley), 791
• Valves for Gas Furnaces, 733
• Valves, Manchester Water Works, 34, 35
• Ventilators, Centrifugal, 365, 366,511
• Vibration of Vessels and Balancing Engines ; Yarrow’s Experiments, 434, 435, 462, 472
• Victoria Alternator, 250-Kilowatt Mordey (Brush Company), 316
• Victoria, Damaged Battle-Ship, 510
• Victorian GovernmentTorpedo Boat, Yarrow, 105
• “ Ville de Douvres,” Trial of the Paddle Steamer, 688, 689, 633
• Vulcan Company, Stettin, Twin-Screw Steamer “FUrst Bismarck,” 407,497
• Vyrnwy Aqueduct Tunnel under the Mersey, 739, 740, 749, 752,767, 770, 771

• Wagon and Forge for Field Battery, 516
• Wagons for Ballasting, Glasgow and South*
• Western Railway (dodgers), 270
• Wandipore Bridge, 220
• Warships “ Edgar” and “ Hawke,” 11, 14, 74, 75, 56, 81
• Water-Softening Plant at Southampton Water Works, 317, 324
• Water Valves, Manchester Water Works, 34, 35
• Water Works. See Manchester
• Water Works, Bombay, Tansa Dam, 519
• Water Works, Liverpool, 739, 740, 749, 752, 767, 770, 771
• Water-Tight Bulkheads, 477, 480, 481
• Waterloo Bridge, London, 159
• Waterloo Station Signalling Arrangements, 649, 650,779
• Wearmouth Bridge, 185
• Well-Boring Plant (Isler and Co.), 776
• Wells Brothers, 14 Horse-Power Gas Engine, 782
• Westgarth, English, and Co.’s Triple Expansion Mill Engine for Melbourne, 592
• Westminster Bridge, Old, 157
• Whaleback Steamers, 537, 540
• Wheels for Gun Carriages, 453, 456, 457 Whipple Truss, 281
• Whytehead’s Joint Chairand Fishplate for Tramways, 584
• Wick Bay Breakwater Foundations, 648
• Wigham, Richardson, and Co.’s Brazilian Twin-Screw Steamer “ Pelotas,” 716, 722
• Wilson and Co., John H., 3-Ton Steam Travelling Crane,677
• Winding Gear, Electric (Thomson-Houston), 363
• Winding Pit Head-Gear at the Ynis-Merthyr Colliery, 391
• Wire-Netting Machine, Dennis Continuous, 719
• Wire Rope Pulleys ; Diagram, 390
• World’s hair. See Cohtmbian Exposition
• Worthington High • Dutv Pumping Engine at Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.A., 192,195

• Yacht “ Mira” (Messrs. D. J. Dunlop and Co., Port-Glasgow), 350, 351, 352
• Yarrow’s Experiments; Balancing Marine Engines, 434, 435, 462, 472
• Yarrow’s First-Class Torpedo Boat for Victorian Government, 105
• Ynis-Merthyr Colliery, Pithead Gear at the, 391

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