Cincinnati Commercial says of one of these engines: — scription of it: The following particulars were kindly dust is carried around and blown out at I. Experience ‘Tt is a neat little affair, having the engine and tender furnished me by the Rev. Thomas K. Beecher, of Elmira, has developed… … flashes behind distant clouds. As it passed breaks or has superheatcrs, where the steam is raised to the tem- openings in these clouds it shone out with great splendor, requiring to be of wrought iron, and it being best and perature of 310° before it enters the cylinders, in which till it finally…
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