In the Basement there is the Engine Room, containing an engine of thirty five horse power, which, in connection with one of Worthington's pumps, forces the water to a tank in the fifth story, from which in hot and cold jets it is distributed to every Hall in the house.
Tbe Dining Room is 3'J by 81 feet, supported by iron columns, and magnificently frescoed by Messrs. Patterson & Hildebrand.  In the Basement there is the Engine Room, containing an engine of thirty five horse power, which, in connection with one of Worthington's pumps, forces the water to a tank in the fifth story, from which in hot and cold jets it is distributed to every Hall in the house.  The boiler in this room was made by Walworth, Hubbard k Co., of Chicago.