e Brooklyn navy the field and readily put together by the artillerymen supplied with railway communication. The system yard, officially known as No. 3, is just now the scene of wherever it was desired to use it. Some very success- a costly and difficult engineering work of a kind which ful guns of… … and in preparing the de- size and weight. Fig. 1 signs special care was taken shows a view of the gun to prevent the seepage of ready for firing, and Fig. English parties which it is expected will be tested by water by providing several complete lines of sheet piling 2 is a longitudinal section of…
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