Calendar: 1883-1884 Page 363
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EVENING CLASSES 359 37 PRACTICAL METALLURGY Day and Hour of Attendance-Friday from to The instruction given to each student is regulated by his pecial requirements Special attention is given to the following subjects -The Properties of Metals The Relation between the Chemical and the Physical and Mechanical Proper- ties of Metals will be studied with the aid of Testing Machinery II -The Preparation of Alloys and the Study of their Properties III -The Methods of Assaying by Fire the Ores of Lead Silver Gold Iron Copper Tin &c IV -The Blowpipe Analysis of Minerals and Alloys -The Study of the Materials used for Pottery Glass Enamels &c VI -The Wet Assay of Iron Copper Silver &c VII -The Complete Analysis of Mineral Substances Slags Fuels &c VIII -Electrometallurgy IX -The Applications of the Spectroscope and the Micro- scope to Metallurgical Research 38 AGRICULTURE Day and Hour of ttendance-Monday and Thursday from to Syllabus Soils -The Origin Composition and Properties of Soils Climate-Improvement of the Soil-Cultivation of the Soil The Atmosphere and Soil as Plant Food Manures -Farmyard Manure and its Treatment-Artificial Manures their Composition and Profitable Application Crops-Chemistry and- Physiology of Plant Life-The
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