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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 6 (August 1888) (1888)

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l position. top, middle, or bottom layer, at will, of the new lake. This aqueduct starts from Croton Falls, and runs In Fig. 2 is shown a very simple wheel, to be operated Each inlet is circular and fourteen feet six inches in south and east, taking an almost direct line for the city. by gases. The… … as regards the portion above the Croton Dam, while rig.2.-GAS WHEEL. Fig. l.-WEIGHING GASES. many miles of country between it and Quaker Bridge will also be converted into a lake. The scene of the edges so as to form hollow cones, as shown. The knit- the old aqueduct. The character of a tunnel in…

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