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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 6 (August 1897) (1897)

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bare. The workmen, who are known by the expressive from a point up the Hudson River and lifted directly one-half inch tie rods. At each intersection vertical into place on the piers. name of " sand hogs," are then sent down the center posts reach from this frame to the roof, and the whole The… … seven shafts, each about 3 the room should be consid- feet diameter, for the pas- ered damp and classed as INTEKIOR OF WORKING CHAMBER BEFORE ROOF IS BUILT ON, sage of men and materials, unhealthy. The question and also with a number of of the dampness of dwell- blown out through four inch pipes by…

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