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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 16 (1894) (1894)

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ravity and cold test of the known architects of the Madison Square Garden. oil to lubricate it, as is illustrated by the ordinary of a horse power; at the termination of the test, one- eighth horse power; revolutions of shaft, 400. An- The club house is built of white marble and is con- drop-feed… … the relative qualities of lubrication and economy in telligently compared. the entire structure, the main entrance. The beauti- atmosphere changes, or the gravity or cold test of the The viscometer is a substitute for the hydrometer, ful gates and grilles were made by John Williams, of oil…

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