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(1816 To 1860) By Chas. H. Haswell Originally published 1896 |
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Whereas, the thinner the metal plates of a boiler, consistent with their resistance to a normal stress, the safer they are, as they then more readily transmit the heat of the furnace, and consequently are less liable
than thick ones to be injured by the burning of the metal.
Third, Seventh, Tenth, and Twenty-first streets were ordered to be opened on May 1.
In April Levi Disbrow, who had been employed to bore for water for factories in neighboring towns, began a series of borings here, with a view to convince our citizens of the practicability of obtaining a sufficiency of water for their wants by such an operation, and a pipe was sunk in Broadway, opposite Bond Street.
April 2 the steamboat Washington, Captain E. S. Bunker, made the run from Providence here in eighteen
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