e made chiefly for the boiler had a whole sheet torn almost completely out just in the street, and is 50 feet wide in the clear. The building is front of the bridge wall. It seemed to have swelled ‘down satisfaction of the Hon. W. J. McAlpine, formerly engineer 631 feet long by 246 feet wide,… … lines of rivets. Neither the boiler nor its mates were in the angles to the main roadway. Each has a room above, for in America, who contemplates the more extended introduc- least moved from their position, The brickwork, of course, counting-room or offices, and between the ceiling of these tion of…
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