The sun., 1891-07-12

end OF the room Is occupied By rounded al
festive OCCASIONS Is used by the musicians.
s nse sen led p sps
The bosaiilnl Italian stone. with ham.
siss msrsd brass capitals. ,mainiain the, arch
a ;bscIe!ound of whIic. "ceorate the
ceiling Of the alcove suspended from the
The electric burners fSe% % centre sise piece in the
ceiling Of the rear portion OF. the room repre-
Srea wSeh s ~
flowers frescoed in the most delicate manner.
q e. S MANI sS% &c % i
great fireplace framed, With q mantel, carved
q form o ws dp %9 81 bs Mhs and
mantel is mirror framed in trass from which
there are about ton eecpc snrs nf The U diviains
line is shown in the great marble beam, which
stone. White aud gold prevail everywhere
the 9n6 Sndrs section OF the room sxent ever
roo hora rare psnnrs sI ars framsd in
the wall handscmeiy carved white marble
ss n tss hs w and %Gfs
nss stands saa q ns bs fso% sha .ennsa sssF With
Wien MTs whSay sne sa
tain; these lights are covered with ,Tose,col-
ney's house ia finished in mahoeany and is a
spls ndid apartment; with an elaborately carved
ROSEWOOD 5luepOhtu.
Mr.. vANpERBILT's HOUSE.
Few houses are better worth visiting for their
or their contents than that o. Mr.
nsr Of Fh aSsnae and n IL sssSSs street.
sance nc ot tho period 81 Francis Ths material ]
Is sS o
small small, are q stained glass. The haii q tho
sisirSsy leading down Owl % - The Sasemen @ lbsary
main ha whcS IS iset N Ha snst Sv q ees
in width. md which cost alone 100000. is OF
Around the entire room Is q waiascoting II
es Drsy yh 1sPSs Ss %ss ssa
isit = stat, way Of carved oak Sh!sh leads to
Srarg and fsd aSne 1Gp rOo oSsap'eqb botS eS
nesea os dos So.hns Sses Gould 6e
more elaborate and Rich than the trentlnent Of
sos AND %n s s"f 4hs to w"n
sso.nS a ThSh S Of d t4e four pHs
place TO the riehi Of Inc folding % doors. Mosaies
panel a69u. nine feet square; and in the
sisn. surrounded by circle Of cherubs
demarcati,ons ions OF woodwork in geometricaII de-
The color OF the room ON is in' in agreeable half.
tints in ligh: and delicate variations while the
furniture AMI ha hanfinEs are q the eCstest de-.
room. is finished in mahogany. with vain
sGG,nF g. fHIIy eight iset high and ceiling
free @ work with realistic carving. % An eIab.
orately carved mantel has seats at the si.ies
porrant room on this floor is the dining
room which IN IN eyery respect is nn aBpropria,e
sz is h oak sTt
decorated to correspond. The ceiling is pan
el!ed in stained glass. and ut the sides are in.
bronze This room is tlanSed on the one side
by the conservatory and on the other by tho |
is the retreat where MIR. Ianierbii and his
sn'oy ~ % d dheiT GGa It Il
Wide fireplace and most uxurioas easy chairs.
Al this end 81 the hail Opposite tn stairs. and
on street is tss % s
latest French style with delicate lines and soft
tnts Garlanas OF flowers are worked in the
is deep bay window; The halls OF the upper
nshinss Of o. The lin Inc T Sodrooms on both @ tie
second and third floors boing Of the most gorge
any any % Of the 1 rooms and i the The bathreoms ei arc m
entirely separate from any OF them.
on ii hi sbs attic Il e hs sey fS
ayenue front Of the basement contains u
boSry sn.a and whGh
which represent many hundr1ds of thoasands
raiatial home. exclusive q furnishing. has
been PLACED At s5Oo:c9o. while the the eos cost OF tho
'qaRs Fhs Rsms a"nq aasos the south
west corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty -ninth
street, is II, modified example Of French He.
! Mansard rooi: /. is said e have cost sii5.ooo.
which is of red red brck. with ,brqwn-stone
aans TEE M h1ss s wesa aSe.s hss ssn ess
months, absence abroad. is one OF the most ex-
&c private dwellings n
$ 2Ox30 feet in Size, is finished in heavy silks
with beautiful gold and silver bronze orna-
ihs indisn ian irsDiaSs .,tS xhish VIII tie
inered panels ;, and, rch silk haneinss
the the n1s Of apandse pa as,eGR
ntsre e we hs main
! iireplace Of sienna marble. with base Sol OF
marble. 1t is in :he fifteenth con-
be Gothic aud the Renaissance. and is one 0f
he most nniaue and bsan'iiul to be seen any
md represent many striking features. 1t is
ail that the decorations Of the drawing room
nd hall cost $4,000.
A similar dwelling occupies the southeast
orner OF Fifth avenue and Forty -eighth street.
t is also five stories high with, a blansnrd
nety-one feet, 1t was built and is occupied
hat OF Mr.: GosSt's brothers house on the
as a large fireplace. while the drawing room.
18th >, its ID hghIy s polished wAxed hoor is in
The exterior Of Mr. Theodore, Hayemeyer's
ouse Mt the outhwest corner OF Madison ave-
ne and Thirty.eighth street is imIIosing.
he house was alter I'd recently. i hnll room
eing added on the Madison avenue side, and
D day the house stands ono OF the most beau
ful and expensively furnished homes In the
nd gold the ball room which Is said to hnve :
ost $4,000, is in Louis 1uinye style. white .
nd gold; carved out OF solid oak. The dining :
pom and drawing room on tho other side 0f ,
10 hall are superb apartments. their walls
cling hung with rare old tapestries.
MR.. HEwITT's DWELLING.
Probably the most artistic as we'll as beauti-
II house in New York is the home Of x-Mayor
BRAN \. Hewitt on the southeast corner OF 4
exinRton avenue and Twenty second street.