Baille, Jean Baptiste Alexandre, b. 1841, Armstrong, John W., ed · New York, Scribner, Armstrong, and co. · leaf 217
n the flame ap-peared, and could distinguish, also, a pale and vio-let light, which was the electric spark. It was soon made apparent that this processcould be applied to the lighting of theatres, and tothe different gas-burners of a public entertainment.It was even proposed to illuminate all the… … Electric Gas-lighter VAKIOUS USES. 191 thoroughfare. At the moment when the cortege wasto pass this arch, numerous gas-burners were tobecome illuminated all at once, and surround theornaments of the building with a crown of fire. Therehearsal, so to speak, of the experiment, succeededadmirably, but…
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