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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 2 (January 1876) (1876)

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ermed anchorages, from the streets. The usual jack screws supplied the lifting power. the former cause; and until the opening of spring, it will name alone. Upon them falls the greatest pulling strain of remain in its present condition. Early summer will, how- the weight of the enormous wire… … stratum of wood consisted of four layers, placed relatively ing the money for its share of the cost; and the day on cross wis", and interspersed with concrete, the. whole mea- which its final stone is laid will mark the completion of the From the longitudinal section, Fig. 2, the position of the…

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