he point to which the flues may be conducted. ing an immense building on the corner of Church and Cort- heating register is continually pouring in. Fig. 1 is alongitudinal and Fig. 2 a transverse section, A The edifice is to be of brick and stone, nine sto- is the fire pot, the heated air and gases… … stone, resting on a layer of con- this chamber may also be di- crete eleven feet square. The vided by a longitudinal parti- cost of the concrete, as compared with masonry, is estimated to be some thirty per cent cheaper. quate amount of warm air is easily delivered. Half of the then be led away by…
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