New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-27

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which Il really Impressive and grand. fIo" Sum
,o,n,s along this way their appearance Is d" "''
mountainous and you seem 10 he making 9o''
wav through narrow pathway pe'"ee" GNU
mousiy high cliffs . 9. "a
hard 10 say whether it IS Of more an'd'''"ee
aida tho objects Of interest into classes d''oIu-
,e % their kind or according to their place F0'
the visitor however who has hlhe uHe !. mag
he more convenient 70 arrange them acco'".'e
localitv 80 that wherever ne happens 10 "
~ iooL about for Whatever Is Of interest me-"
., hand and avoid unnecessarily Iohe J'"'
Tho present plan. therefore, is TO hesih "' "',
e,r,bnst no'nt downtown and mention some "l
tho tbinra best worth seeing. I'm som"'h'nE "N'
their order going uptown
RECLINING THE TOUR
4. oh,oct naturally % great interest Is ~"
c.a.,,. ~ ibor;, \ steamboat makes ii2 i'''"
the Battery to the Statue Of Liberty ever "'",
from a. m. to p. m. Visitors are oIu'"''
lowed 10 80 up inside the statue H'' '''
the figure II Is possible That the F'e' .''
may make # impossible 70 grant that pri'leT" ,''S
week I'm, that is the ordinary condition Ine bd'
tory Park itself is worth visiting ."r ''e VIZ"
which it affords Of the beautiful Upper BAY o. NV"
York and OF Governors Island the Ne''.' 90
-, ,bA uaoartnon. Of East OF the Initei states
ARMY The iaree round building AZ the weS''I" ''
~ the Battery Park is Castle Garden an GA ana
fo,oore h,idinE MANY wears ago IL was concert
sind exhibition han. and II was there that de'i'
Lind made her first appearance h America y.
ward Il was for many years the .andihs pace '"'
,romigrants who are landed az pres h' 81 '".
Barre once the er0nte building m the o'heF eva
~ NO Ratte-v park s. present Castle GtlGen
,sot as an aquarium II contains great ninoer
~ interesting specimens and is open free from ID
10 4 o'clock every day OF the week lose ~
the Battery Park is the Bowling Green. Ih '''
Dutch DAYS Of New-Amsterdam the most fashion
able houses o. the city we're around ihe h'"''"S
Green and facing ir A. tho time when the brlish
/ occunied N4w.York I'm the Revolution. there was
in the middle % he Bowling Green an equestrian
statue ~ George III. made Of lead tacn ~ me
POSTS Of the iron fence surrounding iao Green
was surmOunted 10y crown. one night some Young
men equally patriotic and disorderiy. pulled down
the statue of the King .tri IT. WIS melted ~ 20
make bullets for Washiugton's army They were
also able TO spare time 10 knock every crown on
every fence post TIE same fence SUI SUR lmls
the Bowling Green. II has. Of course. been Io-
painted many times hu, If You VII. notice 'h"
tops Of the posts You viii find every one ~ them
showing moro or less broken surface. "Aefe US
crown was Knocked m -opehly
Only little way further 1872 Broadway Is Trinity
Church. probably the most famous cauf.A in i'r
country a. i,s corporation f. tle richest church c'-
poration n The country. owning j. rs said pro-
worth about & ropo The church itself is ID good
exarlrl4 of Gothic arhitocturr Tile ~p.r. - f''t
the citv i.it nov. there aro huNlirg s'u. higher
all around if. Trinity church yard contains many
interesting old t0Whs'ones. AZ th' south -i" is
the grave Of Alexander Hamilton ma '! ft
monument and iu the uort.'asf corner i- ".'''-
men' 20 The French soldiers who di"l 3D. ''o cause
/ Of tho Colonies. 300 the Revolution
Trinity Church faces straight down Wan-s' r
YOU walk down that street f,r i.ffl. war y'n " l
7 come 20 tho stock Exchange oa tic fr.f =
has an enttan.e DO Wal--r. and another .a bf"'I-
So aud p IS E.. .ier yol ..' r'fdlit rnd your way
into the ea.'er.. where }oH may nnI ih@ iI'.'''-
| ings on tho aoo' interesting At 'he CORNER ''
Wall and N4~-al SIS. li4-naal} opposite 90, STOCK
Exchange j. in. Emitted ~ ltss Sui-Tre.-Ift with
a statue ~ Washington. hy y. & s W.r9 on Nae
front The tuniing DIS. a fine D1:i p0r'... J.,
stands ON .he site Of tho old Federal ffti. where
Washington took the oath of ofnrc 1- President.
The small building which stands next 90 th. Sue
/ Treasury IFS the Uuitoi states ASA, ONCE y I''
further along or Tie li4ht. ihe barge hiiinc "i'a
The Innic colonnadc is the United States Custom
Uouso
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# you az looking f'r ID" Nints in"i aye really
worth seeing ra'he than FOR those tA'i a." Tie
most talked about. you must not omit - f!s' =
Paurs Chapel htte way further up broadway
between Fulton and Nescy sts. j. j. chapel .
Trinity Parish Il f. not only -" Oldest '"NitH
building and the oldest public hn.HinE ~ any ''
la the CITY ""' + ' '"' va '''
l. mas "a fine spifc c0mel rom SIT '-ii'''i H''
Wren II built IN llfi ln l1f while he lfil'si
occupied New-York. a large part ~ the c''l wa
burned. In uding Trinity Church ana then io'
twelve years St FauIs was III" PARISH 'nN'cH. il"
med!at"ly after Was'ingion@ MANIPULATION 10. WIZ
the Senate and the Hols" or h' Representatives,. al
tended service at ST. Pauis and Mashnrio
continued 20 attend services there regularly. a
long as New-York coatinued 20 Dee tho capital o
+ the United States The Old sounding board Owe
the pulpit bears the crest q the Prince OF Wales
An effort was made In the course Of ~. Rcyo
luton 10 destroy every symbol Of royalty lu ~
civ h,.t this sounding board was overlooked AM
ooo,u,d rio ~. ,.ar 4. o,.u .vlr, d., AZ fl
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ferNlces an seas aI" li''' an" '9''o'9 WIN '"''
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