The New York herald., 1869-03-31

hotel not only one OF the finest but most com.
~ ~ on Except hedoube rooms
N the s' deacr,n,an rSom to herself and, shown
heated When aurnrsned rsno,. and well ventilated and
81 of tns e4 rooms Sn ,ey every one and TO take care
hcS G ys Az neIe y the laundry for washing to
,s non 81 cotueS 70 ne washed are sent with the
lsts ana names, and as quickly returned as .. nnr
sareess noteis. There Is the dining hail. spacious
~ 5rss ornainented where dishes are served
- ~*,tS' onaplns the inmates to graduate their
meals In respect to cost to their incnatons or
mean means; There Is the drawing reom in which to
iadv ,s 10 5oo converse, or to receive the calls OF
auy i,enus or TO hear music, for there Will always
De plano here, and doubtless always accomplished
aIa ;. wllng I1 PLAYERS There & the reading ROOM
wniCn W1 pe furnished with the daily paners and
leaung periodicals, aud the library richly sfoyed
WIN Judicious selection OF standard works There
en se lecture room for further intellectual enjoy
auxiiaries to health and the spacious interior hol
low square paved with marble ana haying fomn
mnrna music ascs 'sng % be mpr
aluana, revealing in miniature the mysteries of
Me wondrons world OF waters and singing birds
WOOD notes wild.n and flowers filling the Air
WI. win their balmy breath. What a contrast
I'M inas vonn 70 anat sad human life OF our work.
and amid the crowded and erased commnni.
tles OF our tenement abodes And yet these younz
!oymenls than they paid before. and probably not
nan as much. No moro worthy charity, none pro.
unolve VI oetter fruits and carrying with IL such
immortality OF glorious reward could be devised.
-. ~ SIMILAR HOTEL FOR YOUNG MRN
mr. Stewarps generosity ia not to stop with the
notei Ior working young women. He proposes to
, punu y similar hotel Tor young men, upon q like
large and liberal scale. This further field for giving
practcal expression to his benevolent i'm pulses Il
almost as important and the benefits to be conferred
upon meritorlous young men employed as clerks in
our stores, banking houses and the like viii be as
sanitary, as permanent and as widely appreciated.
here 10 the practical philanthropy Of a living,
practcai earnest man. He seizes hold OF the
present. lie erects his own monument while living.
ne can say, as says hts own favorite Latin poet:-
Efeyt momentum perenniuS Gere-and what
monument IL Is; how grand In Its conception; how
colossal IN It's execution; how benehcent In lia re-
sutsl rms monument will be imperishable. These
Two great charities viii through coming ages be the
tncme or The worlds wonder ana admiration. These
Ouiiuings, the 0utspOken embodiment OF his large
anu pure ana Christian benev0lence, will be
Spared and best by time,
Looking TRANQUILITY while falls mods
Arch empire, each thing round them.
what triumphant refutatIon these mag nincent
and unparalleled charities TO the widespread beljer
ana frequent assertion that Mr. Stewart only knew
now 10 make money and 70 keep itl lie Ia now
proving to the world how little 1t has known OF him
ana that his life, though devoted 20 money making
IN which ne has been more successful than any man
living, has had for HIM q further and higher ana
noDler purpose; that ne Is endowed with aspirations
reaching beyond hmsef that through the long years
o MS successful mercantile he has been medi-
Ca'i ing some great benevolent scheme, and that his
lie energies, OF which we are now Just beginning to
see the iruit have been bravely devoted TO grand
and beDehccnt aims