FOOTNOTES:

[A] But by combustible material, I do not by any means intend what the

insurance companies call hazardous, but dry goods, books, and similar

things, which will burn independently of the building in which they are

contained.

[B] (That disaster was owing also to the fact that the beams, other

than girders, were made only of No. 12 sheet iron with flanges of 2

inch angle iron).

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