A line of freight cars, two miles in length, stood upon the railway.
For the freight cars of that day, ten tons made a load, and with the light locomotives and iron rails then in use, twenty or thirty cars made a full train.
He found a pile of old bagging in one end of the freight car and sat down to rest.
The coach in which Henry sat was attached to the end of a long string of freight cars.
The three of them walked down the tracks where the freight cars had stood before being hauled away.
Because the car was supplied by the contracting railroad, it was usually of the cheapest possible construction, often being a retooled wooden freight car.
It also provides freight car management services (information and accounting).
No one was hurt, but four freight car loads of freight were already on board, and these were also destroyed.
