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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 14 (September 1876) (1876)

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, that is to say, it is a that direction by the steam at the opposite end; the parts ai e city elevated railway. The extension line about to be opened formed its work in the high pressure space, is afterward ex- all so arranged as to provide effectually for sufficient steam is, however, an… … provided with packing, and has a with white gault brick. There are cylindrical portion of a staircases at intervals for Fis. 2. less diameter extend- the purpose of descending ing between the said into the sewer from the ends, the said portion street. The cost of this being fitted to work sewer was…

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