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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 16 (October 1900) (1900)

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has been made at the coping, and a gain of6 inches in the depth over the sill. The result of thesechanges is that the reconstructed dock will be capableof accommodating any ship in the United States navy. When it is stated that the cost of these repairs willbe about $600,000, it might seem that the… … Cross-Section Through Side Wall of Old and New Dock, and Detailof Altar Protection. NEW CONCBETE DOCK, BBOOKLYN NAVY YABD. in existence in the United States navy, it will be real-ized that the more durable structures are, in the longrun, the more economical. The figures furnished bythe Bureau of…

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