Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 113Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1926 - American literature |
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Page 41
... streets alive with hurrying humanity . Observing a throng pour- ing up from some unknown region be- neath these streets , he breasts the tide and discovers farther down in the earth another concourse with another set of gates and ...
... streets alive with hurrying humanity . Observing a throng pour- ing up from some unknown region be- neath these streets , he breasts the tide and discovers farther down in the earth another concourse with another set of gates and ...
Page 42
... Street now runs ; Yorkville , in the present East Sixties ; and the old set- tlement of Harlem on the Harlem River , six or seven miles north of the city . It was to this distant bourne , Harlem , that the first railroad as- pired ...
... Street now runs ; Yorkville , in the present East Sixties ; and the old set- tlement of Harlem on the Harlem River , six or seven miles north of the city . It was to this distant bourne , Harlem , that the first railroad as- pired ...
Page 43
... Street in the Bowery from 9 A.M. each fair day except Sundays for the purpose of affording evidence to the public of the expediency of running railroads within the city . A small charge will be made to defray expenses . " The cars ran ...
... Street in the Bowery from 9 A.M. each fair day except Sundays for the purpose of affording evidence to the public of the expediency of running railroads within the city . A small charge will be made to defray expenses . " The cars ran ...
Page 44
... Street , and from there the present New York Central route to the Harlem River . The first railroad - station in New York City was a small plain brick house which the Harlem Railroad leased at the corner of Center Street and Tryon Row ...
... Street , and from there the present New York Central route to the Harlem River . The first railroad - station in New York City was a small plain brick house which the Harlem Railroad leased at the corner of Center Street and Tryon Row ...
Page 45
... Street to accommodate the increased traffic ; and on a spot of ground that had been cluttered with squatters ... street - level , of course , and agita- tion rose against the crossing danger . Finally the city ordered the streets closed ...
... Street to accommodate the increased traffic ; and on a spot of ground that had been cluttered with squatters ... street - level , of course , and agita- tion rose against the crossing danger . Finally the city ordered the streets closed ...
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