I. (_a_) RENAISSANCE GROUP: "FIRST." "SECOND." "1885." Classic 2 1 1 French 3 2 1 Italian 2 2 0 Spanish 0 1 0 Modern American 0 1 0 (_b_) MEDIÆVAL GROUP: Romanesque 1 2 5 Gothic 2 1 3 -- -- -- 10 10 10 The percentages of the total number of votes won by buildings in the different styles in the "First" list were as follows: Classic 16.9 French 15.6 Italian 12.0 Romanesque 9.6 Gothic 9.0 ---- 63.1 These percentages are only approximate, and the apportionment would vary with a different classification; but they show, in a rough way, that the ten buildings ranking highest received about 63 per cent of all the votes, and that the seven in the Renaissance group obtained 44.5 per cent of all the votes. [Illustration: TRINITY CHURCH BOSTON] Comparing next the classes of buildings represented, we have this result: "FIRST." "SECOND." "1885." II. Government Buildings, 2 3 6 Churches 3 0 2 Libraries 3 0 0 Museums 0 2 0 Club Houses 0 2 0 Hotels 0 1 0 Private Houses 1 1 1 Amusement Buildings 1 0 0 Commercial Buildings 0 1 0 Educational 0 0 1 -- -- -- 10 10 10 [Illustration: PLATE IV CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, WASHINGTON] Comparing the geographical distribution, we have: "FIRST." "SECOND." "1885." III. New York City 5 4 3 Washington 2 1 1 Boston 2 0 1 Biltmore, N.C. 1 0 0 Chicago 0 1 0 Albany 0 1 2 St. Augustine 0 1 0 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 Hartford 0 1 1 Cambridge 0 0 1 North Easton 0 0 1 -- -- -- 10 10 10