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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 6 (February 1882) (1882)
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ed when the building was wrapped almost oblivious to the fact that ours was not a fireproof sider to be the best protection against fire. We say a good in flames. dwelling with modern improvements. We fireproof building. The New York Times edifice, which were rudely There was a leaden sky; a… … taken from the third story windows by the in front of the entrance to the great suspen- 7TH THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, CORNER F AND gallant firemen who rapidly put up the lad- sion bridge, between New York and Brook. STREETS, WASHINGTON, D. C. © 1882 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCSilk · Manufacture · Iron · Patented · Patents · Scientific American · Feet · Trade catalogs · Mound builders · Sewing machine · Yellow fir · Large number · Silk culture · Change litter · Endless belt · American supplement
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