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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 8 (February 1898) (1898)

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s being in the immediate path of the pro- nected as to cause the turning of the arbor and the move- ducts of combustion, and each tube having a rearward ment of the pointer on the dial. The tension of the spring extension, provided with a plug, by removing which GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES. may be… … tan ; 137,075 in the Bronx; 1,197,100 in Brook- lyn ; 128,042 in Queens and 64,927 in Richmond. THE "PALMER" MARINE GASOLINE ENGINE. London, by the census of 1891, had 4,231,000 inhabitants, so that New York is about a million is connected with the top of the steam dome, and a less. In 1891 Paris…

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