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TRADE SURVEYS. 32	1
CIVIL AND DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE.—I.[1]	6
FOOTNOTES:	14
LOSS OF POWER BY RADIATION OF HEAT.[3]	19
THE COST OF A SMALL MUSEUM.	23
SANITARY ENTOMBMENT: THE IDEAL DISPOSITION OF THE DEAD.[4]	26
FOOTNOTES:	32
THE VEKPLANCK HOMESTEAD, FISHKILL, N.Y.	32
ELECTRICITY’S VICTIMS IN EUROPE.	34
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THE CATHEDRAL OF ST. MACHAR, ABERDEEN.[5]	37
MONUMENT IN THE SOUTH TRANSEPT OF THE CATHEDRAL, ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND.	38
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CHATEAU DE JOSSELIN, MORBIHAN, FRANCE.—FACADE ON THE COUR D’HONNEUR.	39
AN INTERIOR IN THE CHATEAU DE JOSSELIN, MORBIHAN, FRANCE.	39
TWO VIEWS OF THE HOUSE OF MRS. CONSINO, SANTIAGO, CHILI.	39
BUTLER’S WOOD, CHISLEHURST, ENG. MR. ERNEST NEWTON, ARCHITECT.	39
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FOOTNOTES:	40
METHODS OF REDUCING THE FIRE LOSS.[6]	40
SUPERVISION.	41
CONSTRUCTION.	41
FIRE APPARATUS.	44
RESULTS.	46
FOOTNOTES:	46
PROPOSITION.	47
SUPERVISION.	48
CERTIFICATES.	48
PAYMENTS.	49
REMARKS.	49
INSPECTION OF BUILDINGS IN NEW YORK.	49
A SEEMING ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD AN ARCHITECT.	50
VENTILATING WOODEN COLUMNS.	51
BOOKS IN WATER-COLOR PAINTING.	52
IMPORTS OF COMMON WINDOW GLASS IN 1888.	53

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