Geschichte der Stadt Stuttgart

Hartmann, Julius

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Titel:: Geschichte der Stadt Stuttgart

Untertitel:: auf die Einweihung ihres neuen Rathauses herausgegeben von den Bürgerlichen Kollegien im April 1905

Autor:: Hartmann, Julius

Verleger/Verlag:: Kommissions-Verlag von Felix Krais

Erscheinungsort:: Stuttgart

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1905

Umfang:: 260 Seiten

Sprache:: deutsch

Strukturtyp:: Monografie

Standort:: Universitätsbibliothek Stuttgart

Signatur:: 1Ka 228

Lizenz:: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/deed.de

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Titel:: Der Rathausbau

Autor:: Jassoy, Heinrich

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Titel:: Rathaus Stuttgart. Fundament und Keller. Grundriss

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onsen} Chemical Notices from Foreign Sources. also exhibits some perfumed carbolic acid which is meant 1 to be used for the toilet, as it does not leave behind it the peculiar odour that so many people object to in carbolic acid. 200 London, Varnishes. H. Shaw and Co., Manchester, Dry Soap. Silicate Paint Co., Liverpool, Colours. H. C. Stephens, London, Inks, Tyne Alkali Co., Newcastle-on- Tyne, Chemical Produés. Washington Chemical Co., Newcastle-on-Tyne, Carbonate of Magnesia. Wilson and Co., London, Colours. HONOURABLE MENTION, Everett and Co., London, Blacking and Varnish. E. james and Son, Plymouth, Washing-blue, Blacklead. jarratt Brothers, Bradford, Dry Soap. Jenson and Nicholson, London, Varnishes. Langthorne Chemical Works, London, Chemical Products, Leech and Neal, derby, Colours. J. Mackay and Co., Edinburgh, Var- dishes. Oakbank Oil Co., Glasgow, Shale and its Produés. Reade, Brothers, Wolverhampton, Varnishes and Japan. Robinson and Anderson, Bermondsey, White Lead, Sir W. A. Rose and Co., London, Oils, Greases. St. Bede Chemical Co., Newcastle, Manufacture of Soda. York- shire Varnish Co., London, Varnishes. Burnard, Lack, and Alger, Plymouth. H.C. THE AWARDS AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION. WE have now received the official list of the awards made to British exhibitors at the Paris Exhibition, From it we axtra@ the following list of prizes for chemicals, chemical apparatus, &c. i— GRAND Prizes. Johnson and Matthey, for Refining Machinery; and also for Platina. GoLp MEDALS. Chemical Products.—Brooke, Simpson, and Spiller, London, for Colouring-matters. E. Cook, London, Pure Soap. Hodgson and Simpson, Wakefield, Soaps. Charles Lowe and Co., Manchester, Produ&s from Coal-Tar; Carbolic Acid and its Derivatives. T. and H. Smith and Co., Edinburgh, Alkaloids. Price’s Patent Candle Co., Battersea, Paraffin, &c. Peter Spence, Manchester, Alum and Alumino-ferric Cake. Charles Tennent and Co., Glasgow, Chemical Produés. Williams, Thomas, and Dower, Brentford, Artificial Colouring Matters, Wilkin- son, Heywood, and Clarke, London, Varnishes and Colours. Young's Paraffin, Light, and Mineral Oil Co., Dils, Essences, Paraffin, Candles. Apparatus.—Hargreaves and Robinson, Widnes, Appa- ratus for Manufacture of Sulphate of Soda. SILVER MEDALS. Chemical Products.—Burgoyne, Burbidge, Cyriax, and Farries, London, Pure Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Produéts. W. J. Bush and Co., London, Essential Oils. Griffiths, Fletcher, and Berdoe, Liverpool, Colours. R. 8. Hudson, West Bromwich, Extra& of Soap. Hurlet and Campsie Alum Co., Glasgow, Prussiate of Potash. L. J. Levenstein and Sons, London, Artificial Colouring Matters. J. Maear, Glasgow, Chemical Apparatus, Pro- ludts, and Preparations. J. F. Macfarlan and Co., Pre- parations from Opium, Beberin, and Salacin. T. Morson and Son, London, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Produds. Mander, Brothers, London, Varnishes. North British Chemical Co., Glasgow, lodine, Bromine and Derivatives. Runcorn Soap and Alkali Co., Liverpool, Bleaching- powder, Soda-ash, Soda Crystals, Caustic Soda, Sulphate of Soda, Refined Rosin. Savory and Moore, London, Chemical Produés and Preparations. Simpsons, Payne, and Co., London, Paraffin, &c. CC. Turner and Son, London, Varnishes, Colours, Gums, Turpentine. Apparatus, &c.—F. S. Barff, London, Non-corrosive Iron. J. Cliff and Sons, Leeds, Crucibles and Retorts. J. Ma&ear, Glasgow, Soda Furnaces, Patent Plumbago Crucible Co., Crucibles. Bronze MEDALS. : Chemical Products.—Berger, Lewis, and Sons, London, Colours. Boyd, Son, and Co., Dublin, Chemicals. J. and J. Colman, London, Washing-blue. J. Cham- bers and Co., London, Chemical Produ&s. Desoto Alkali Co., Widnes, Caustic Soda, Soda Crystals. Foster and Gregory, Streatham, Chemical Produéts. A. B. Fle- ming and Co., Edinburgh, Inks. H. Glover, Son, and Co., Bradford, Dry Soap. Golding, Davis, and Co., Widnes, Chemical Produ&s. Gidney, Clark, and Co., Stratford, Varnishes. S. Hemingway and Co., Bradford, Dry Soap. T. Jennings, Cork, Magnesia. Liver Alkali Works Co., Liverpool, Caustic Soda. W. Lyons, Man- chester, Inks. J. B. Readman, Glasgow, Chemical Pro- luc@s, Phosphorus. J. Richardson, Leicester, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Produ&s. Rolls. Schweizer, and Co., CHEMICAL NOTICES FROM FOREIGN SOURCES. NoTE.—All degrees of temperature are Centigrade, unless otherwise expressed, Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances, de’ Ac adémie des Sciences. No. 15, O&ober 7, 1878. Singular Case of Heating in a Bar of Iron.—M. Hirn.—The writer describes a case where a bar of iron, struck with a sledge-hammer at one of its extremities, un- lerwent at every blow arise of temperature to the extent of about 30° returning immediately to its former heat. He considers that, in certain particular conditions, sono- ous vibrations, shaking the nerves of sensation, may jetermine at the periphery of the human body a sensation of heat, just as a pressure upon the eyes produces in them sensation of light. Observations on the Subje&@ of the Note by M Bouillaud inserted in the ‘ Comptes Rendus” of the Session of September goth.—M. Th. du Moncel. The author, having produced an experimental refutation of the views of M. Bouillaud, remarks—* I cannot help ‘eeling astonished that M. Bouillaud has been so late in expressing his doubts now the phonograph, the telephone, ind the microphone are in the hands of everyone. I shall not insist upon the theory of the effe@s produced in :hese experiments, I have even shown that the experi- ment of the singing condensor, along with many others, proves that the effects of ele@tro-magnetism are not neces- sary for the reproduction of speech. These results are doubtless difficult to explain in the present state of acoustics, yet if I consider the sum total of the experi- ments which have been transmitted to me from all sides, and of those which I have performed myself, it seems that sonorous vibrations may result from every reaction of two bodies having the effe@ of producing abruptly and at aear intervals modifications in the state of their magnetic or electric equilibrium.” _ The discussion on the telephone and the phonograph raised in the Academy of Sciences by M. Bouillaud has created a feeling of painful surprise. At the meeting on Sept. 30 M. Bouillaud, by implication at least, pronounced M. Th. du Moncel a “skilful ventriloquist.” This is justly considered dishonouring to the Academy, and M. Fizeau, :he president, is declared to have ‘forgotten the duties im- posed upon him by his official position. A writer in La Correspondance Scientifique says that in the interest

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