eiling joistsspan the full width of the pavilion, forwhich* purpose they are made fifteeninches deep, and are strengthened or stif-fened with lattice or herring-bone bridg-ing, in two courses, through each tier,and the whole firmly bound together bymeans of iron tension rods. The joisting is furred… … i—( Eh 52; OPhPh •< CD wp< p<■J o ? s <DFh0$ oTuo w s Ph £ » 8 ~ to a KoPh& « o(I) S3 .-^ M oo p =e bD S3 Ph oo CO <j .s co r^W g o g S3 o Ph Cl, o 4 PhCO oW (520) 1870.] The Hospital of the Protestant Episcopal Church. 521 great strength to the flooring, and mostcompletely…
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