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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 17 (October 1879) (1879)

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ts, and expose for through passengers, the local east side traffic to be given grade slowly descends to the normal altitude. Fig. 4 shows themselves to very low temperatures with little clothing. to the Third avenue road. The amount of travel on these the construction of the base of the supports… … two hours in the morning and two 7ig. 1.-IHE 7IBSI ELEVATED BOAD, WITH ITS LINE OF SINGLE POSTS. in the evening, when it is five cents. During the workingmen's hours a passenger may ride on are much deeper, pyramidal in form, and, as before men- Fig- 4.-BASE OF COLUMN UNDER GEOUND, the Metropolitan…

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