New York in fiction . JOHN LKNNOXs HOUSK. — WliSTCOTXs DAVID HAKUM. from the tenement districts of the down-town east side. Directly across the city, 18^ NEW YORK IN FICTION at Fifty-eighth Street and EleventhAvenue, stood, many years ago, the cow-sheds described in Hie Honoiircible Peter. THE LONti STKETCH BY THE RESERVOIR. P. L. FORI the HONOURAHLE peter STIRLING. 188 NEW YORK IN FICTION Stirling. The swill-milk cases alludedto ill this book actually took place in1858; but for the purposes of the storyMr. Ford used them while writing ofthe events of the year 1873. The scenesof squatter life
New York in fiction . JOHN LKNNOXs HOUSK. — WliSTCOTXs DAVID HAKUM. from the tenement districts of the down-town east side. Directly across the city, 18^ NEW YORK IN FICTION at Fifty-eighth Street and EleventhAvenue, stood, many years ago, the cow-sheds described in Hie Honoiircible Peter. THE LONti STKETCH BY THE RESERVOIR. P. L. FORI the HONOURAHLE peter STIRLING. 188 NEW YORK IN FICTION Stirling. The swill-milk cases alludedto ill this book actually took place in1858; but for the purposes of the storyMr. Ford used them while writing ofthe events of the year 1873. The scenesof squatter life treated by Mr. Fawcettin his Confessions of Claud were laidabout Sixtieth and Sixty-first streets,near the North River. IV. HARLEM PIETGHTS —THE NEUTRAL (iROlND— SCENES OF CHIMMIE FADDEN — LA-GUERRES— SLEEPY HOLLOW In one of the sketches of Made inFrance, which was a collection of shorttales from Gruy de Maupassant told witha United States twist, the late HenryCuyler Bunner described one of thosequaint old frame houses with greatgardens which, until ten or a dozenyears ago, were to be found here andthere throughout the upper West was in the garden that the hero of 189 NEW YOIiK IN FICTION the tale came upon the strange old couplepirouetting through their ghostly dan
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