ESTIMATED COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS.

As appears from the foregoing statement, only parts of the improvements

contemplated in the general scheme have been completed, others are in

progress, and others have not yet been commenced. It is therefore

impossible at the present time to make a close estimate of the total

expenditure involved in the execution of the entire scheme. The

following estimate of the cost of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's

improvements in the New York District when fully completed is based on

the best information now available:

New York Tunnel Extension and Station, including

Interchange Yards at Harrison,

N. J., and Sunnyside, L. I., P. T. & T.

R. R. Co. $100,000,000

Long Island Railroad electrification, Bay

Ridge and Atlantic Avenue improvements,

Glendale Cut-Off, freight yards,

and new equipment 35,000,000

New York Connecting Railroad, to be built

jointly by the Pennsylvania R. R. Co.

and the New York, New Haven and

Hartford R. R. Co., about 14,000,000

Pennsylvania Railroad improvements in the

State of New Jersey, electrification of

line from Jersey City to Park Place,

Newark, Greenville freight line and terminal

on New York Bay 10,000,000

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Total $159,000,000

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