Scientific American Supplement, No. 829, November 21, 1891Various
Science
Scientific American Supplement, No. 829, November 21, 1891
Various
Science -- Periodicals
X. METALLURGY.--On the Elimination of Sulphur from Pig Iron.
By J. MASSENEZ.--The desulphurization of pig iron by treatment
with manganese, with apparatus employed.--5 illustrations.
XI. MISCELLANEOUS.--The California Raisin Industry.--How raisins
are grown and packed in California, with valuable figures
and data.
The Recent Battles in Chile.--The recent battles of Concon and
Vina del Mar.--2 illustrations.
XII. NATURAL HISTORY.--The Whale-headed Stork.--A curious bird,
a habitant of Africa and of great rarity.--1 illustration.
XIII. NAVAL ENGINEERING.--A Twin Screw Launch Run by a Compound
Engine.--The application of a single compound tandem
engine to driving twin screws.--2 illustrations.
Improvements in the Construction of River and Canal
Barges.--By M. RITTER.--A very peculiar and ingenious system of
construction, enabling the same vessel to be used at greater or
less draught according to the requirements and conditions of the
water.--5 illustrations.
Reefing Sails from the Deck--An effective method of reefing,
one which has been subjected to actual trial repeatedly in bad
weather off Cape Horn.--3 illustrations.
XIV. PHYSICS.--The Cyclostat.--An apparatus for observing
bodies in rapid rotary motion.--5 illustrations.
XV. TECHNOLOGY.--A New Process for the Bleaching of Jute.--By
Messrs. LEYKAM and TOSEFOTHAL.--A method of rendering
the fiber of jute perfectly white, with full details.
A Violet Coloring Matter from Morphine.--The first true
coloring matter obtained from a natural alkaloid.
Liquid Blue for Dyeing.--Treatment of the "Dornemann"
liquid blue.
New Process for the Manufacture of Chromates.--By J. MASSIGNON
and E. VATEL.--Manufacture of chromates from chromic
iron ore by a new process.
* * * * *
[Illustration: THE BATTLE OF CONCON, CHILE. August 21, 1891.
The Congressional troops advancing.
The river Aconcagua.
Balmaceda's troops retreating.
The Esmeralda.
Concon Point.
The Magellanes. ]
[Illustration: THE BATTLE OF VINA DEL MAR, CHILE, AUGUST 1891.
Esmeralda firing shell at Fort Callao.
Almirante Cochrane firing at Balmaceda's artillery behind Fort Callao.
Battery of Congress artillery trying to silence government troops at
Vina del Mar.
Balmaceda's field batteries at back of Fort Callao.
Fort Callao.
Congress infantry firing at troops at Vina del Mar, Balmaceda's
infantry returning fire of Congress troops opposite.
English, American, German, and French men-of-war watching the battle
of Vina del Mar.]
THE RECENT BATTLES IN CHILE.
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