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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 20 (November 1874) (1874)

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t and ces, $8 for every day employed. In accordance with the re- temporary tracks, and alter the grade of the cross streets extends to 129th street, falling in the distance 698 feet, after quirements of the act, a Board of Engineers was appointed wherever necessary; the gas, water, and sewer pipes… … ous grades used on the railroad and the ave- In your issue of October 3, page 208 of your currenj nue, and the difference between them, and volume, under the caption " Candle Flames and Streaks of will afford a good idea of the various species Cloud," you quote the Buddhist philosopher: " It cannot…

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