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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 12 (1888) (1888)

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tually exposure, a number of people perished in the city and at stations the capacity of the neighboring country was the cars were abandoned, and the horses were returned suburbs. It is yet too soon to say what the loss of life taxed to its utmost to provide food for the passengers. to the stable.… … . city was to suspend all traffic on the surface results. There is a growing preference for 114th STREET LOOKING EAST. light porous walls of hollow material pro- street roads. The elevated roads, it would and the viaduct leading thereto were badly blockaded. tecting an iron or wooden framework.…

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