uire, is introduced in the cylinder by the hour per indicated horse power, which would give, at our field for the use of gas, so threatened by the last ad- first outstroke of the piston; in the following instroke this prices for gas of |3 to $3.50, a cost of 4'3 to 5 4 cents, and vances of the… … Motion is imparted thereto by con- turning in the direction of a pond THE OTTO SILENT GAS EXOINE. ical wheels from the crank shaft in in the grove, where something such manner that the latter makes was evidently wrong. They fol where special rates are given for gas consumed as fuel, the lowed the…
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