Scientific American Supplement, No. 286, June 25, 1881
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1. NEW YORK, JUNE 25, 18812. PETROLEUM AND COAL IN VENEZUELA.3. ONE THOUSAND HORSE-POWER CORLISS ENGINE.4. OPENING OF THE NEW WORKSHOP OF THE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.5. LIGHT STEAM ENGINE FOR BALLOONS.6. COMPLETE PREVENTION OF INCRUSTATION IN BOILERS.7. EDDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE.8. ROLLING-MILL FOR MAKING CORRUGATED IRON.9. RAILWAY TURN-TABLE IN THE TIME OF LOUIS XIV.10. NEW SIGNAL WIRE COMPENSATOR.11. TANGYE'S HYDRAULIC HOIST.12. POWER LOOM FOR DELICATE FABRICS.13. HOW VENEERING IS MADE.14. THE CONSTITUENT PARTS OF LEATHER.15. NEW HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, OXFORD.16. PROGRESS IN AMERICAN POTTERY.17. PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES.18. PHOTO TRACINGS IN BLACK AND COLOR.19. ON M. C. FAURE'S SECONDARY BATTERY.20. PHYSICAL SCIENCE IN OUR COMMON SCHOOLS.21. GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC.22. THE BEHRING'S STRAITS CURRENTS.23. EXPERIMENTAL GEOLOGY.24. COCCIDÆ.25. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.26. TIMBER TREES.27. BLOOD RAIN.28. TOPICAL MEDICATION IN PHTHISIS.29. ON THE LAW OF AVOGADRO AND AMPERE.30. DYEING REDS WITH ARTIFICIAL ALIZARIN.31. THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT.32. PATENTS.