...system to each house is much less lhan the cost to that house of removing its refuse by hand. 6. All offensive smells proceeding from any works intended...malconstruction or of ignorant or defective arrangement. George E. Waring, Jr. RODERICK HUDSON. XI. MRS. HUDSON. OF Roderick, meanwhile, Rowland paw nothing;...

...cleansing and repair. " That it results from the experience developed in these " inquiries, that unproved tubular house-drains and sewers " of the proper sizes,...that of collecting it in pits or cess-pools near or under" neath houses, emptying it by hand labor, and removing " it by carts. " That it is important...

...system to each house is much less than the cost to that house of removing its refuse by hand. 6. All offensive smells proceeding from any works intended...malconstruction, or of ignorant or defective arrangement. PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS. CHAPTER IV. ARRANGING PLANS FOE TOWN SEWERAGE. WHETHER it is contemplated to...

...system to each house is much less than the cost to that house of removing its refuse by hand. 6 All offensive smells proceeding from any works intended...ordure, and afford decisive evidence of malconstruction, 0i of ignorant or defective arrangement. As Col. Waring, from whose condensation I have copied the...

...emit no offensive smells and require no additional supplies of water to keep them clear." Fifth. All offensive smells proceeding from any works intended for house or town drainage indicate the fact of fhe detention and decomposition of ordure and afford decisive evidence of malconstruction or of ignorant...

...house-drains, made as they have heretofore " been, of absorbent brick or stone, besides detaining sub'stances in suspension, accumulating foul deposit, and "being...that of collecting it in pits or cess-pools near or under" neath houses, emptying it by hand labor, and removing " it by carts. " That it is important...

...system to each house is much less than the cost to that house of removing its refuse by hand. 6. All offensive smells proceeding from any works intended...malconstruction or of ignorant or defective arrangement. George E. Waring, Jr. RODERICK HUDSON. XI. MRS. HUDSON. OF Roderick, meanwhile, Rowland saw nothing;...

...offensive smells and require no additional supplies of water to keep them clear. ' ' Fiftn. — All offensive smells proceeding from any works intended...malconstruction or of ignorant or defective arrangement. The subject of the sewerage and drainage of any city is of more importance than of any other one subject...