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Excerpt from The New American Cyclopaedia, Vol. 3: A Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge; Beam-Browning
Anchors. Smaller rods parallel with the beams and 7 or 8 inches apart, are suspended from the inter-ties, the ends of the rods being bent up so as to hook over the inter-ties, while the rods themselves are on a level but little above that of the bottom of the beams; or the inter-ties.
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