THE COLOR OF A GREAT CITY IBD

Sinopse

FOREWORDMy only excuse for offering these very brief pictures of the City of New York as it was between áand áor &rsquo,, or thereabout, is that they are of the very substance of the city I knew in my early adventurings in it. Also, and more particularly, they represent in part, at least, certain phases which at that time most arrested and appealed to me, and which now are fast vanishing or are no more. I refer more particularly to such studies as The Bread-line, The Push-cart Man, The Toilers of the Tenements, Christmas in the Tenements, Whence the Song, and The Love Affairs of Little Italy. &hellip,CONTENTSForeword áThe City of My Dreams ááThe City Awakes áThe Waterfront áThe Log of a Harbor Pilot ááBums ááThe Michael J. Powers Association ááThe Fire ááThe Car Yard áThe Flight of Pigeons áOn Being Poor áSix O&rsquo,clock ááThe Toilers of the TenementsáThe End of a Vacation áThe Track Walker ááThe Realization of an Ideal ááThe Pushcart Man ááA Vanished Seaside Resort áThe Bread-Line ááOur Red Slayer áWhence the Song ááCharacters ááThe Beauty of LifeáA Wayplace of the FallenáHell&rsquo,s Kitchen ááA Certain Oil Refinery ááThe Bowery Mission ááThe Wonder of the Water áThe Man on the Bench ááThe Men in the Dark ááThe Men in the Storm áThe Men in the Snow ááThe Freshness of the Universe áThe Cradle of Tears ááWhen the Sails Are Furled ááThe Sandwich Man ááThe Love Affairs of Little Italy ááChristmas in the TenementsThe Rivers of the Nameless Deadá