Szenen des modernen New York. . Ausweichen in diese Richtung. Das Originalgemälde mit dem Titel Pferdemesse (Nr. 1) von der Französin Rosa Bonheur (eine Replik, die im Louvre steht), ist eine der meistvermerkten. Nr. 2 geht durch A. F. A. Schenck verloren. Nr. 3. Der Sturm (Paul und Virginia) von P. A. Cot. Nr. 4. Ein Quartett von Wm. T. Dannat. Nr. 5. Washington Überquerte die Delaware Leutze. Nr. 6. Schaf-Feder von Anton Mauve. Die STATUE OK ALKXANDKR HAMILTON von Conradst ist aus Granit und befindet sich in der Nähe des Art Museum im Central Park. Die RIESIGE STATUE VON WASHINGTON, von J. Q. A. Ward, steht am Eingang t

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Scenes of modern New York. . hievement in this direction. The original painting entitled The Horse Fair (No. 1) by the Frenchartist, Rosa Bonheur (a replica being in the Louvre), is one of the most noted. No. 2 is Lost by A. F. A. Schenck. No. 3. The Storm (Paul and Virginia)by P. A. Cot. No. 4. A Quartet by Wm. T. Dannat. No. 5. Washington Crossing the Delaware Leutze. No. 6. Sheep—Spring by Anton Mauve. THE STATUE OK ALKXANDKR HAMILTON, by Conradst, is of granite, and is located near the Art Museum in Central Park. THE COLOSSAL STATUE OF WASHINGTON, by J. Q. A. Ward, stands at the entrance to the Sub-treasury building, formerly the City Hall, on the exact spotwhere Washington took the oath of ottice in 178(i. THE BRONZE STATUE OP PETEB COOPER was designed by St. Gaudens, who was himself a pupil at the Cooper Union in front of which the statue stands.THE BRONZE STATCK OF NATHAN HALK, by Macmonnies, is located in City 1ark near the spot where Hale was banged as a spy by the British during the Revolutionary War.. EE - . VA/VZ>J5J2E-/Z, 7 JZOZ/S&f. THE MILLIONAIRES OF NEW YORK have contributed much toward beautifying the city l>y the erection of many magnificent residences. No city in the worldcan boast so many private palaces. They comprise all clashes of architecture, utilizing the most subtantial and costly building material. While the exteriors arefrequently ornate and elaborate, the interior furnishings and decorations are luxurious in the extreme. GRANTS TOMB. Claremont Heights, Riverside Drive, near 12.!d Street. This beautiful edifice, one of the largest monuments in the world, is 150 feet high andcovers an area of 10, 000 square feet, and is built of Maine white granite. The cost, $<i00, 000, was raised by the Grant Monument Association by voluntary contribu-tions from over 90, 000 people. The memorial was dedicated by President McKinley in 1897. Over the portico are statues of Peace and Victory by , T. MasseyRhind. The remains of the great soldier and

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