wheels, 3, without be- time it is traversing the distance between the ing pulled laterally, their only motion being a shuttle boxes; and the motions of the other slight vertical one, owing to the relative positions parts, if by accident they should take place a Fig. 2.—Elevation of the Shuttle and… … its nature, that a motion radically different was necessitated. It is evident from the nature of the case that no absolute con- a reciprocating movement imparted to the shuttle carriage nection between the shuttle and any appliance working ex- n, in a manner to be hereafter described. terior to the…
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