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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 24 (December 1874) (1874)

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the carbon cannot, unless oxygen is present in the furnace in miles, populated by over 263,000 persons. The Monongahela that the sand becomes dry." excess, obtain what it wants; and this is due to the fact that and the Allegheny rivers meet here, and give the city access We give a sketch, taken… … The direct effect of the admission of a minimum quantity of NEW RAILWAY TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON RIVER, HABKIN'S NEW AM OF TUNNELING. ar to a furnace is a direct and enormous saving in fuel. Lei BETWEEN NEW YORE AND JERSEY CITY. Within the tunnel, a short distance back of the heading ius take, for…

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