The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
sUNBEAMs

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--Fitzroy place At the corner ~ ninth avenue snd
twenty eighth street IL about 20 osc the only notabis
private dwelling in that part Of the town.
brick building four stories high and ample in all
parts The dwelling and ts large AGED conservatory
shortly to as the destroying angel in tho
OF east side contractor has pasted hs warning On
the doomed walls
Maine used to boast tshari names OF rivers lakes.
and towns. but AssESs simplest longer
and harder than u those for which Nain, 10
famous A few Of the longest and hardest ALASKAN
names % villages are thesct Ahsomckheanaghamute-
Ahguiak paghamuts. acknowledgements, Kahlukh,H
shanute Eennachanashamute RyEtoItoNtin. Qutecb~
ogamuie. TccunhoiosnA, an Akguuy.gislNM
Tho bootbiacks on ,hristophe str,et ferrvhopE
greeei the passengers who came int, the mems ca,m
at ttoboksn with. " shine (" e. shine 2" man walked
through CARVING on hts arm rosycheeTed child or
maybe u year and ahalf The child looked back over
it's fathers shoulder they passed. and smiled ann
waved It's hand At the bootbiHcks. aud sHd shine ?"
Snine ~ aud all the boot blacks gave w business tor
moment to look and to smile at the little chid
one Of the most pictures Tue eccleSiastictl struc
ures IN N,w YORK is II Johns German Evangel cal
Lutheran church in Christopher street Its brown.
stons front ornamented with quaint carvings IN tbs
Colonial taste and its low seepe bears for weather
yans gded arrow. that looks az " u had been wnit
tied out OF shinge by choir boy III an Idle hour.
Adjoining the church ts a substantial bnch paruh
structure. having Look tuat speaks handsome eih
dowment
debtsd for 10 ricturesqunsss to the odd angles M
which the streets OF that region run. signal in.
stance furnished by the Old brick house at the south
west corner Of and Charles streets The house,
smainly like dozen OF its neghbors but IL has deep
dormcr windows and the eSiEencies Of Its site de-
manded that a OF the roof he chopped on The
to render picturesque what would other
wise be only commonplace.
-Perched high upon rocky mass At the northeast
of the Boulevard and Nnctyhrst street Is tho
dwelling ot man WHO has audaciousiy refused to fail
In with his neehbors hion OF building tail houses.
The house has been extended. not upward. but iougi
tudnaiy. 1t snow in four parts. each but one story
high. Ftfsts frame front. then tiny bit OF brcS
work. and then two frame additions. the whole painted
n warm yellow. aud looking vastly more homeihs
than half the nve story dwellings within sight
Now has the time when Ftfth avenue at dnsE
peculiarly glorious and ptless glorious for him OF
good spirits and active Imagination, who moving
swiftly honewArd 1, a bright hreside and CHEEKY
table Joys In the heetnZ gmpses Of gay faces borne
past in scarce dtstn guishabis vehicles the rush tho
swirl the activity Of human ife pitiless to the home
less wauderer who seems to hear In those rushing
wheels the Of resIstless Niagara ready to
whelm him shoid he but step from the safe vantage
OF the sidewalk
Washington square seems to lose little OF Its charm
with the loss OF foliage. and its freshest summer as
poet seldom delightful than its appearance as
the bright close of what has been gloomy autumh
day. The noble arch then stands out clearly against
tho warm background Of those Inc old norths,.e
houses among the few down town dwellings that d.
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