New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

pretty dorner windows. The Governors room,
State Centennial Committeeman. and general
visitor recepton-hal noticeable m Its INTERIOR
Connecticut ia distinguished for her old-fasm9ned
cottage, evidently planned with much care and re-
gard for the supposed character OF the State. In"
deed ID in mentioned a. fact 10 be noted tgat inc
general design was made by Donald u hItcheui
better known ~ TX. Marvel, author of Reyeres OF
a Bachelor" The Massachusetts, artist who nrse
painted that States house the color OF Pigs liyer
has come in for a good store OF criticism. IL has
been recently reprinted: The architecture " ~
describable, but the building does not on the whole
make bad showing in the state group. IL Is largo
as compared with the other buildings, and stands
out well frUm all points OF view.
New-York also has received the fire OF even her
own journalists, but her Commissioners say, some
what deprccatngy it is true that they did the best
they could with the small appropriation the build
ing costing only $1,000. II IL snowy and at tho
same time convenient building built the square
box plan, with ample piazza room. The Gov
errors room, Office, and lalies apartments
are handsomely furnished aud hung with paintings.
The Mississippi building quite tasteful in the rus
tic STYLE 40x30 feet in size. IL is striking because
of its elaborate decoration with the luxurat MOSES
and eysrgreens of the State. Virginia. not having
enough to pay the interest on her public delft
thought il not wise to 90 into the extravaganza OK
a fancy building on the Centennial ground--so hen
State Legislature argued But Mr.. Booth, wealthy
VlrglniaD residing IN Phladeipha, mas put up at hs
own expense. neat little cottage. where eth
zens of the OH Dominion will he welcome.
Calf rnia has built Immediately west OF New-fOrk,
with plans drawn IN the Golden State and specially
approved by ito Legislature. It's building - frame,
aud presents quite unique appearance. Mary land
has low square quarters, built IN rustic style, with
plenty OF porch room. NeW-llampshire has a PLAN
square structure, % by 30 fser, situated east OK
ConnertcuIs cottage. Further to the east are the
Headquarters of the Michigan people. Ihe build
ing Is irregular in its outer lines, but pleas
ing TO the eve Wisconsin has nearly COM
pleted structure. Delaware has natty little
structure, which suggests the state ITSELF
Rhode Island has not yet brought on lts building
bus will do soon, having commenced the lounda-
tons Tor handsome structure. The only separate
building representing Nevada - quartz nail Just
south OF Machinery Hall. Here this one great
branch of her industry will be set forth. kansas
and Colorado occupy largo building, l52xl32, IN
the form of a cross and -urDOunted Dy tower.
It is not yet finished. large proportion OF
the interior will he devoted to the exhi-
bi,.On of articles illustrating their Resources.
Vermont H. now erecting building the framework
of wlich has been OrOug1t u the grounds r4aly 20
be put tOg .ther. Arkansas has spacious oci&gonA
British buildings West Virginia, near b., has
pretty cottage with an exhibition hall annexed, for
the display OF the products of the state. Indiana
stand. next to OHIO, and has large and unique
structure completed. Next 10 New-Jersey's uls
house Il i the most striking of all the state bdill-
lngs. Missouri st, ps in mere modestly with small
pavilion, 2iXlo. Illinois also has pretty frame
cottage IN which 10 receive her State people ai.o