Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-07
UP THE HUDSON.
A Steamer Trip on the "kmetican Rhine
from The Bay to Albany,


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romantic .'buslness-end' OF New
York CITY. Manhattan island. with its
motley array of "slly-scrnners'' and
fringed quite appropriately with masts
and steamer and now we are
in the domain of Mature adorned, -
the Hudson of the poet and the
painter.
We will briefly examine its points
of chief interest. The first object to
attract the artist is the "Palisados," a
natural wall of rock extending some
twenty miles along the western river
front, and varying in height from
nifty to several hundred feet. The verti-
cal dip of the strata gives a ribbed or
fence-like appearance TO the forrua-
tion, and hence the name. Beyond on
the other side of the river, Is the
pretty village Of lrvington. The village
IL named after Washington Irving.
who used to live there in a castle. not
far from the waters edge. The castle
was purchased and enlarged by the
late Jay Gould, and 1t looks very PIC
turesque, as It's white, old-fashioncd
tower peers over the trees. In Irving
ton, Tarrytown, Nonkcrs and
neighborin6 country, on either side
of the American Rhine, are
located the summer residences
OF many of New fork's aristocracy.
Millionaire estates stretch out for
miles in woods and parks and lawns,
like mn immense garden while here
and there stately mansion peeps
from It's cluster of green to break the
solitude. A few miles up the river
and we pass from the sublime to the
ridiculous" from lrving's castle to
Sing Singl Thoughts Of chequered
suits and careers, life sentences and
clectrocutlon cross the mind at sight
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