BDILDIXG AND ORNAMENTAL STONES 



645 



rage. 



Quaitzito, character of 4-10 



Quartzites, cliaractors of 415 



Quiiicy quarries, granite from 280 



K. 



Kausom'a process for protection of stono.. 35G 



Kcil mixed marble, Italy 480 



Reno andesito, use of 440 



llhode Island, granites in 424 



slab of granite from r>9'2 



specimen of biotite gneiss from 592 



specimen of hornblende gneiss from . . . 592 



specimens of l)iotite granite from 591,592 



Ilhyolite, definition of 524 



tuff, character of 4G3 



variety of liparite 429 



Iticliards, Joseph, inventor of patent orbusli 



hammer 329 



liichardson, Architect 307 



Eift, definition of 524 



of rocks 30G 



Robins, Governor 314 



Rock classification 308 



Rock-face finish 319 



Rocks, chemical characters of 307 



classification of 302 



definition of 292 



density of 302 



discussion of 357 



hardness of 302 



structure of 302 



Roofing slate, export value 514 



Rosso Antico, red Egyptian porphyry 439 



Rosso do Levanto [marble] 38 1 



Rubberstone, definition of 524 



Rubble masonry, definition of 524 



Ruin marble, Italy 481 



Russia, quartz porphyries from 486 



specimen of diorito porphjTy from 633 



specimen of jasper from 633 



specimen of porphyry breccia from 632 



specimen of i)orphyry conglomerate 



from 632 



spccimeusof diorito from 633 



si)ecimons of (piartz porphyry from 632 



S. 



Saccharoidal, definition of 524 



Saiford, Dr., history of quarrying industry 



in Tennessee, by 383 



Salt veins, definition of 524 



Sand-blast process, use of 317 



Sand blast, utilization of 329 



Sanders, Mr. R. 11., describes bid of slate 



in Pennsylvania 469 



Sandstone, caily production in Connecti- 

 cut 29U 



in Connecticut, quarrying of 447 



quarrying 312 



quarrying in United States 289 



Sandstones, Alabama 4t5 



Arizona 445 



Arkansas 445 



California ... 44G 



Colorado 4t6 



colors of. 4-(4 



Page. 



San<lstones, composition of 443 



Connecticut 440 



Dakota 448 



expansion and contraction i>f 332 



foreign 486 



Georgia 449 



Idaho 448 



Illinois 448 



Indiana 449 



in Kow York, characters of 454 



Iowa 449 



Kansas 449 



Kentucky 449 



Maryland 419 



Massachusetts 4.50 



Michigan 450 



minerals contained in 444 



Minnesota 451 



Mississippi 452 



Missouri 452 



Montana 452 



Nevada 453 



New Jersey 453 



New Mexico 453 



New York 453 



North Carolina 4.55 



of the various States and Territories. . . 445 



Ohio 456 



Oregon 459 



origin of 443 



Pennsylvania 459 



specific gravity of 334 



St ructuro of 304 



Tennessee 460 



Texas 4G0 



texture of 444 



Utah 400 



varieties of 445 



Virginia 461 



Washington Territory 461 



West Virginia 462 



"Wisconsin ' 461 



Sandy Hook granite quarry 287 



Sap, definition of 524 



Sauuders channeling machine 322 



Sawed face finish 320 



Sawing-machincs, employment of 327 



Scab, definition of 524 



Schist, characters and structure of 441 



places of occurrence of 442 



Schistose, definition of 522 



rocks 441 



Schists, minerals occurring in. 411 



Scotland, granites from 485 



sanilstoncs from 487 



siMiciraeu of muscovite-biotite granite 



from G16 



specimens of biotite granite from 010 



specimens of hornblende granite from . 010 



specimens of sandstone I'roni (ilG, G17 



Sculp, definition of 525 



Sculping process •'18 



Secondary constituents of rocks 292 



Seely, Professor, on earlii'st maible ([Harry- 

 ing in New F,nglan<l 288 



