Electrical Review, December 27th, 1889.

DECEMBER 27, 1889.]

INDEX.

Appointment, 672

Approaching end of electrocution, 291
Arc lamps v. gas, 698

Arc light carbons, 118

Arc and glow lamp lighting, 553

Aristocratic technical advisers, 159
Army telegraph system, 423
Arrangement of the Prony brake intended
for the exact valuation of motive
couples, 688

Arrest of growth in cancer by the inter-
rupted voltaic current, by J. Inglis
Parsons, 662

As others see us, 559
Aspinall's enamels, 359

Atkins's universal shade carrier, 529
Attributed to the electric light, 211
Automatic reading lamp, New, 14
governing of engines, 466
Awards at the Paris Exhibition, 394

BAD gas lighting, 478

Baker, Chas., & Co.'s advertisement, 126
Bakery lighting, 478

Barking Road electric tramway, 13
Batteries v. dynamos, 647

Bateman, A. H., & Co., East Greenwich, 159
Bay's cells, 128

Belfast telegraphists, 269

Belgian Exhibition in London, 1890, 502
Bell's, Graham, wonderful house boat, 70
Dr. Louis, on present state of traction
by storage batteries, 455

Berlin electric light cables, 11
Between two stools, 543

Birmingham Electrical Exhibition (see

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electric tramcars, 243

Blavier method for localising faults, 550
Blowing hot and cold with the same breath,

159

Board of Trade rules for overhead wires, 247
Books received, 181, 269

Borough Engineer on electricity, 559

Distribution of electricity in Chelsea, with
accumulators as the main source
of supply, by Major-Gen. Webber,
382

On the E.M.F. produced by an abrupt
variation of temperature at the
point of contact of two portions of
the same metal, by Hy. Stroud,
M.A., 319

Hysteresis in the relation of strain to
stress, by Prof. Ewing, 320
Instruments used in the recent magnetic
survey of France, by Prof. Rucker,
320

Manufacture of the alloys of alluminium
in the electric furnace, by J. H.
Dagger, 355

New form of current weigher, by Prof.
Blyth, 428

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thermometric scale, by G. Forbes
and Wm. H. Preece, 540
Passage of electricity through gases, by
A. Schuster, 354

Precautions to be adopted where a supply

of electricity is furnished by means
of transformers, by K. Hedges, 321
Purification of sewage and contaminated
water by electrolysis, by Wm.
Webster, 424

Relative effects of steady and alternate
currents on different conductors,
by W. H. Preece, 352
Report of the committee on certain mole-

cular phenomena connected with
the magnetisation of iron, 391
Series electrical action, by E. Manville,

351
Telephonic communication between Lon-
don and Paris, by W. H. Preece, 318
Time-lag in the magnetisation of iron, by
J. A. Ewing, 536

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New Canadian, 555