SUCCESS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS, NEW YORK.

The travel over the elevated steam street railways of New York city

for month of October, 1881, was the heaviest yet recorded, aggregating

7,121,961 passengers, as against 5,881,474, for the corresponding

month of 1880, an increase of 1,240,487, representing just about the

entire population of the city.

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