, 1859-11-29

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We think the most satisfactory trial TINT has
ercr come OF of steam Gre engine in our streets
took place yesterday, when Hessrs. Silsby, N.Y.
aderse d Co.. literally oatdid themaclres, md
beat their earlier machines. tile rev machine,
not yet named, is of the spme stvJe as the
Island Queen, by the same builders. that bas
been the crack machine Of tho smaller engines
in our Fire Department. This last. however. is
Of i,gbter and improved build. and is decidedly
handsome end compact affair.
The dues Of the new engine arc SO construct
ed that each one can be uuscrrwed ut the bot
tom and taken out. The engine rests on india
rubber and steel springs aud the axles are iron,
which is another improvement On those used
here, whose running gear is made Of wood. all
who saw herwork yesterday are enthusiastic in
her prise, aud old fremen went into ecstaeies
ut the tall throwing she accomplished.
With from 6fty-dre to sixty pounds of steam,
abe took suction from the river at Randolph
street bridge. Thc rise to the nozzle Of the pipe
e.: Se
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har.7an,aI ne 'nso'eu Low 'ce' u uo1e' s&9 ies'
II inch uozzic through 500 feat of hose. 1os feet
horizontul.
At the corner Of Randolph and South Clark
streets, she took water from four inch hy yd1ant
plug, and threw through ore hundred feet cf
hose, aad IN II inch nozzle, two hundred and
ninteen feet horizontally, with ffly-iye pounds
Of steam. 1a comparing this with previous
trinls it should be remembered TINT, yesterday
ut tue Water Works there was twenty feet less
head than formerly.
From a two inch bvdrant plug, On the corner
Of Washington and Clark streets, through one
hundred and 1fty feet Of hose. she threw
stream upon the Court House dome, fourteen
feet higher than TINT attained BIZ any machine
before. She was repeatedly cheercd Ly the
crowd in achieving this triumph.
She is the lightest machine in the city. and
costs about four thousand dollar.. Wa think
she bears sway the palu, from ANYTHING in the
lin, Tint In, heen broucht bera-, +ord;.,
unanimously awarded Yesterday.
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=, 'o'Apls =. f4s'Earsist AND EssRc1-cAn1.s1s
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