Identifier: locomotiveengine09hill (find matches)
Title: Locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock
Year: 1892 (1890s)
Authors: Hill, John A. (John Alexander), 1858-1916 Sinclair, Angus, 1841-1919
Subjects: Railroads Locomotives
Publisher: New York : A. Sinclair, J.A. Hill (etc.)
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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St. Louis, holding that out-side parties were liable for infringementif they manufactured knuckles without theconsent of the patentee. Owing to a de-cision of the courts, given years ago, thatit was legal to make, lor repairs, cutters ofa reaping machine without permission ofthe patentee, many manufacturers haveassumed that they were at liberty to makeand sell any part of a patented article, solong as the parts so made were to be usedfor renewal or repair. There are few parts A New Disease. The New York World recently de-scribed the cause of delay to the steam-ship Paris, as follows: The eleventh boiler was incapacitated.Oil or grease got into the water andchurned so the water was inconvertibleinto steam. This boiler will be thrownout of service. i i .\ good thing to carry under the hat isa knowledge of the fact that a given weightof water when evaporated to steam ina vessel that is tight enough to preventits escape, will leave a weight of steamequal to that of the water from which it
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locomotii/^ THE OI.DKST ROLLING STOCK IN ENGLAND. BODMIN & WADEBRTDGE BRANCH, LONDON & SOUTHWESTERN RY. IN TSE FOR FIFTY YEARS. month constitute condensed catalogues ofall the important railroad supply manu-facturers on this continent. Purchasingagents, heads of mechanical departmentsand other officials interested in orderingsupplies, will find the buyers finding listin this paper a very convenient book ofreference, when anything is wanted. Wehave provided the means of hanging upthe paper, and submit the request that itbe given a prominent place within reach ofthe buyer. W W !Ai Car Knuckles Are Protected by CouplerPatents. There have been several lawsuits againstcar-coupler companies for infringement ofcertain parts decided lately, which indicate of standard railway appliances that are notmade and sold by unauthorized partiesunder this claim. Besides car-couplers.air-brake mechanism, parts of signaling ap-paratus, parts of safety valves, lubricators,and a great many other thi

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