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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 17 (1879) (1879)

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laces. The engineer and with their warmercurrents maintaining open spaces, are separated usually by enormous distances. in charge gives the amount of lumber used in the piers at months, owing to the enormous traffic on the Third avenue 800,000 feet board measure, there were required, in addition,… … Professor Nordenskjéld was unable to solve tic, though seemingly slight and airy road- Fig.2.-VIEW OF THE ROAD AT COOPER INSTITUTE. the question himself, and he suggests that it way, we purpose giving in a later issue. It is of the utmost importance to science to send a light 50,000 cubic yards of…

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