rd expressed the opinion that the right arm of Laocoén ceed at once to Long Island City, where the main train Streets and Seventh Avenue. The carriages will de- could not have been extended high in the air, but that yscend on a slight gradient until they reach the ‘level yard and terminals will be… … fragments. baggage room These frag- ments are com- taken to the manner, the westbound through trains, which will be monly bought, refurbished, and sold. Pollak was in- Cab- tracks below by motor trucks and elevators. made up at the Long Island City terminal, will pass formed that the arm had been…
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