. Examen des évaluations et de travail du monde. Son ownpurposes. Principaux ARTICLES DU MOIS. 347 embellissements. En général arrangenrientthe semble ne pas construire les bâtiments de l'onu-comme erectedb^ l'État) différents des gouvernements aux championnats du monde 1893 Fairof. Le terrain floorwill être entièrement abandonné à withoutregard toAmerican visiteurs rang officiel. Sur les étages supérieurs sont roomsfor l'American commis-commissaire et son personnel et de l'forcommissioners différentes membres de l'Union. La statue équestre oc-cupying l'espace entre les colonnes double d'theportico ofWashington est un monument par M. DanielC. F

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. Review of reviews and world's work. its ownpurposes. LEADING ARTICLES OF THE MONTH. 347 EMBELLISHMENTS. In general arrangenrientthe building seems not un-like the buildings erectedb)^ the various State govern-ments at the Worlds Fairof 1893. The ground floorwill be entirely given up toAmerican visitors withoutregard to official rank. Onthe upper floors are roomsfor the American commis-sioner and his staff and forcommissioners from the dif-ferent States of the Union. The equestrian statue oc-cupying the space betweenthe double columns of theportico is a monument ofWashington by Mr. DanielC. French. On the top ofthe portico the figure of Vic-tory in the chariot and thewinged female figures withtrumpets leading the horsesare the work of FrederickMacMonnies. Other sculp-tures on the building wereexecuted by Messrs. Flana-gan and McNeil. The design of the build-ing is the joint work of Mr.Charles A. Coolidge, of Chi-cago, and M. Morin Gou-siiaux, of Paris. The decoration of the interiorhas been committed to Mr. F. D. Millet.. THE UNIT ELECTRICITY AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION. THE great distinguishing feature of theworlds fair in 1900 will be the achieve-ments of electricity. It is the intention of tliemanagement that the exhibition shall be in thisfield a record and a prophecy. Whatever was done by the power of steam inthe exhibition of 1889 will be done in that of1900 by electricity. The electricity will be madeby steam, but it will be the electricity, not thesteam, that will drive the thousands of busywhirring machines in the great show. The seatof this power is the electrical palace at the lowerend of the Champ de Mars. It closes the longavenue between the exhibition buildings. The palace, in fact, is a workshop concealed by animmense ornamental screen of glass and iron.Its fa9ade, to one looking down the avenue be-tween the temples of industry aftd science, seemsto be an enormous fan of lace and ivory spread ED STATES PAVILION AT THE PARIS E.XUIBITIOX. out against the s

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