New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-20
THE NATIONAL PAVILIONs
FEATURES OF THE PALACES IN Ttru
RUE DIES NATIONS

/ characteristic OF the nations to which they be-
long. are one Of the chief attractions OF the En-
position.
Besides. there are under each one OF them. ana
arranged a large gallery raised on the bapk
of the Seine. restaurants. cafes bars and even
theatres Of all countries in the world. This BAR.
! IS certainly not the least lively nor the Ieas,
gay quarter Of the Exposition.
Each one OF these palaces contains receptlo,
rooms. reserved fo= the sovereigns or great dig
nitaries who happen to come to Paris. but sey
eral are also halls containing works OF art o.
products peculiar to each country.
A short description Of these paviIioas may here
be given:
PoRTUGAI~-PaviIion Of very simple and unDre-
| tcntiOus appearance
] TTALY-Palace with rich ornarne NATION and
! four small cupoIas. central dome magnidcent
portals and beautiful stained glass rose wiadoHs-
TURKEY-PaIace Of the purest Or.ea,a! sty,.
with three stories and various terraces and a
The Interior Of this palace IS specially re-aarkas.
/ for the products Of tine Imperial Carre, Manu-
! factory. HeTclee. a magnificent COLLECTION Of GA
/ on the bank there is d Syrian cafe and a res
taurant. with orchestra and a Turkish theatre.
] PERC.-Pavon Of square form. Win cupoa
to the Spanish Renaissance style This buii5.a;
win be taken down az the close % the exnioitloa
ucts Of that country and tasting kiosk Tor
/ liquors and coffee
/ -
chak Palace. magnhcently decorated. the glass
Window ornamented with Persian poetry Upon
decorated with beveiled mirrors which reaec: he
electric light night with the brilliant effect
/ Main station OF the Circular Railway
LUXEMBURC Elegant pavilion Of the Flemish
Renaissance style
UNITED sTATEs-A beautiful buildins O,
severe style w-t@ dome and portico-
/ AUsTRIA.-Paiaee Of the reign of Maria Theresa.
showing elegant style and sood taste Restaurant
and cafe
| HUNGARY--Gothic and Reualssancs pavilion.
ad !h 50aT are f d9ed ana 2R Of & c sd S BE
Eadja. in Pennsylvania ~ me Tower OF kOz-
moczy; 90 a portion OF the kiobusicza Hotel %
a remarkable doorway Of the CID Chapei u
| Gyuafehervar, etc
| BOSNIA AND HERZEGOyINA-- Oriental build
and fine woodwork The interior eoarains ale
and cafe
! GREAT BRITAIN.-Her- royal pavilion IS re-
production OF Kingston House a. B-adfOri-On-
seventeenth century The Interior is richly deco
rated and contains old paintings. Tapestries CHINA
eighteenth century English painters furniture AID
rare editions. also q large and very exact plan Of
London
/ FINLAND Original pavilion vL,a thin spires.
painted in bright colors, two rotGrl-= and moaa-
mental portco.
! BULGARIA.-PaviHou OF two stories with large
windows, nice portieo WITH saa- spires al tae
| shows 4 tendency 10 Oriental fashion.
RUMANIA-A simple pavilion Of a pretty style.
with wooden staircases covered gallery, square
| and short tower and a picturesque roof
| The Rumanian restaurant Is ae4r The Mexican
'0aviliOs-
! BELGIUM--A reproduction Of the Hotel de Vile
of Audenarde. one of the most beautiful. Jewels OF
the Flemish art
/ NORWAY-A wooden pavilion Of three stories.
with balcony and galleries. pointed roofs and thin
spires. a picturesque ensemble. Restaurant
: GERMANY.-A palace, one of the beautiful
buildings, remarkable -Or its high u.inarets rich
gables high roof. the picturesque ornaments Of its
dc md rod
/ In the interior all that relates 70 books and
printing, q sketch showing the best means FOR
/ assisting the poor. and collection OF paintings
produced by French artists Of the seventeenth and
( eighteenth centuries. Restaurant.
! SPAIN.-Palace Of square shape with
others of Renaissance style.
| I{icA decorations in the interior. and a retro
! speCtive exhibition Restaurant
+ MONACO-A pavilion. the picturesque style Of
which reminds of the style followed in respect CT
the old palace of The princes of Monaco
forced style.
! GREECE.-A pavilion built Of terra Gotta bricks.
with roof OF red tiles and cupolas- Restaurant
I SERVIA.-A palace with rich characterization and
/ cupOlas of religious Oriental style. Interior Spen-
Gidly decorated.
! On crossing the entrance of the bridge De
/ rAlna on the footway. below which there Is
also a subterranean passage, the visitor observes
the pavilion of Mexico vast building repre-
! senting an old Mexican temple.
! The pavilions Of TyrOl, Costa EiCa, St. Martin
{ de Guatemala. which have found no place in
this section are distributed in the gardens OF
the Champ de Mars.