Meraviglie di una grande città : O, i luoghi, segreti e peccati di New York . Ile. 30- CentralParlL; Tlve terrazza, 31-Hew Yorl^ RrnbAiVance servizio. 32-interno uiew ol Oae l^orgne. 33-HemcJing e recewlng deadlDodies. 34- scene presso il giardino del castello.3^-R PoUsli trading post.36-Street Sweeper. 31-Sinday l^eer giardini. 38-motore Fire sul dazio. 39-?Par^^Banca. 40- Sgabelli Eixcliange- 41-Tlie GoldTloom- 42- Greenwood cimitero. * 43-abbattendo bmldlngs lor approaclies al Ponte di Brooklyn. 44- Rpproacli per ^ast Hiiier B)iidge. Le illustrazioni, xix 4^-riew ol ^come. Rwer Bridge.46-BaTA:iOdi S-a.ue ol LibBr

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Wonders of a great city : or, The sights, secrets, and sins of New York . Yl. 30— CentralParlL; Tlve Terrace, 31—Hew Yorl^ RrnbAiVance Service. 32—Interior uiew ol Oae l^orgne. 33—HemcJing and recewlng deadlDodies. 34— Scenes at Castle Garden.3^—R PoUsli trading post.36—Street Sweeper. 31—Sinday l^eer gardens. 38—Fire engine on duty. 39—?Par^^Bank. 40— Stools Eixcliange- 41—Tlie GoldTloom- 42— Greenwood Cemetery. * 43—Tearing down bmldlngs lor approaclies to Brooklyn Bridge. 44— Rpproacli to ^ast Hiiier B)iidge. Illustrations, xix 4^—riew ol ^as. Rwer Bridge.46—BaTA:iOdi S-a.ue ol LibBr.y.4T:—Tie Pro^^ected Rrcade Railway MilderBroadway. 48— ^eiia.ed Railway and S, a, ioii; Six.li aue. 49—Yiew olWes. SideYlileiiaX.ed Railway; 110.li s, ree.. ^0—Tlie Ice liidus.ry ol Hew TorlL. ^1—outwardiDOurid Ocean Steamer. ^2—Grand Central Depot. ^3—Hortli Riirer Oyster Boats. ^4—Yiew ol Jerome RarlL during tlie Races. ^^—ITiew ol Hew Yorl^ Bay Irom tlie Battery. ^6—Tlie Cats-meat Man on liis rounds.. CHAPTER I. THE CITY OF NEW YORK. GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE METROPOLIS OF THE NEW WORLD—THE PRINCIPAL STREETS—NEW YORK AS A PLACE OF RESIDEECE—ITS BENEFICENCE—AN EXAMPLE—THE MINISTRY OF NEW YORK. NEW YORK is the commercial metropolis of theNew World. It is situate proper on an islanddefined by three rivers: the Hudson or North, the Eastand the Harlem. The Hudson is the most magnificentriver in the world, enjoying a depth of water to a pointfar above New York, sufficient to float the navies ofthe world. The East Eiver is ten miles in length, andis the arm which divides Long Island fi^om New YorkState proper, and connects Long Island Sound withNew York Bay; the Harlem is of slight consequence, except that it furnishes an apology for a waterway fromthe head of the East river across the northern end ofNew York to the Hudson and forming the northernboundary of Manhattan Island. The city lies at thehead of

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• bookauthorwilliams
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookyear1887