ridge ; but the to accommodate ten. In the structure, although it has now largest an iron stove will be been replaced by a steel arch, placed. A pump will provide proved to be fully adequate water where the city water- to its duties for several de- works do not extend to the Lewiston Bridge—Tower,… … roadway with broad sidewalks carried on the outside able article, by Dr. Eugene Murray-Aaron. " Notes on Lewiston Bridge—One of the Anchorages. Lewiston Suspension Bridge, Niagara River—Span Between Towers, 1,040 Feet; Length of Stififening Truss, 800 Feet. THE BBIDOES OF NIAGARA OOBOE. feet;…
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