Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06

- eShu HAeNElCAg AAS4 10 boukluR ONCE. 3
Next comes
THE LADIES ENTRANCE, Ia
with large, handsome door, leading into . wide
VestIbule The ceiling and sides of the Vestibule
are frescoel, the latter in panels and Corinthian
columns with figure representing Europe and
Americs, on either side. barber shop, to be Oe-
cupied by Frank Buckman, Is on the other side of
the entrance. The balance Of the rooms will be
used Tor various purposes, not yet decided upon -
Making another ascent, We step into the
LAEdE, WIDE CORRIDOR,
leading back from the main entrance on Market
street The ceiling and walls Of the corridor are
beautifully tresc0ed, in stone and drab-colors. -
The heor from the back to the Clerk's Office, IL
covered with oil cloth the balance, with body
Brussels carpet, commencing ON the north side, at /
the
ARTIzANs' SAVINGS BANK,
which institution will soon be removed to its new
quarters, after this come, successively the wash
room, coak-room and office. The latter Is fur |
nlshed with handsome dark walnut counter, and |
Is provided with one OF Marvin & Co.'S safes
One of Chalmers & Sons Ahnunciators is ala, pIa-
ced In the Office 1t indicates the number Of the
room in which bell is pulled, and is connected,
! by wlres with every bedroom in the house next
to the office comes the tea room, 1896 feet, car
peted with body Brussels, with walls and ceiling
trescoed IN tea and drab shades, ami lighted with
two six-jet chandeliers Next to this IS the glass
aud dish room and pantry, 24xl0 feet. This room
| Is supplied with large assortment OF dishes
| ahe carving room comes next, and is l5xl2 feet.
From here We step out into
THE DINING ROOM,
a magnificent apartment, 3Sx6l feat. facing on
| KING and Fifth streets. 1t is lighted by eleven
large windows, and SIX handsome chandeliers OF
SIX Jets each. The walls are frescood IN tsa shade
and the ceiling In dra0 and stone, decorated with
fruits and howsrs. The frescoeing in this room,
and also in the others, was done Ly Mr.. z. Joseph
barlow, No. 23 n. Ninth street, Philadeldhia-
Next to the dining room, on Fifth street, are
THE LADIES' RECEPTION ROOMS,
two in number, lSx4l feet. The ceiling is fresco-
cd in stone and drab shadss, and the walls paper
cd with beautiiu gray paper, decorated with q
golden leaf, The toOr "a carpetsd with body
} Brussels. The furniture Is OF solid walnut uu-
holstered IN green plush IN one room, aud
MAROON in the other. A marble top walnut table
! Is placed in each room the light Is supplied by
two windows aud two Six-jet chandeliers. A fea-
3 ture OF these rooms are the beautiful mAntels
/ made of tine statuary marble, and furnished by
J., John B. Vanderbilt, OF PhilapslphIa. They have
$ also been placed IN the parOrr, up stairs. Mex
comes the Vestibule leading to the iadeS entrancs
!, alter which we step into - =. 81
+ THE 0ENTLENEN's PARLoR,
1892 feet, with body Brussels carpet Of q green
maroon and gold col0r. The room IL frescoSd anC
. papered in q manner similar to the ladies' recep
a tion rooms. The furniture is OF a Walnut, up
a hOlstered with red morocco. Two siK jet ehande
Il liers give light Adjoining this ID The
c RE4lING AND sltoKINa RooM,
q where those addicted to the use Of the fragran
, weed can indulge in their propensity, and peras
the GAZETTE every evening It il an exact coun
10 terpart of the former room, except that it s prc
vidsd with cAne-seat chars, and tue walls papere
l. with sons indsscribabls grayish colored paper
l. which is designed to Withstand the effects Of th
smoke. The next room fronts on Market stree
"a and will be occupied by
= THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
as banking house, A large safe. made by MAJ
s. vim & Co., has already been placed here, and ID
is institution will soon occupy the room.
ut Again ascending fight Of stairS, we arrive
IN the second story, and walking along the corEds
T. which extends the entire length Of the building
,g We come to the parlOrS, looking out upon Markl
40 street. Both of these parlors vera designed fC
* public use, but the upper one has been rente'
rs and will be occupied by Nj James Scott. II
d. lower one is callld
h THE LADIES' PARLoR.
1t is 26xl7 feet earpeted with handsome bod
o brussels carpet, OF green, gold and maroon colo
- The furniture il OF solid walnut, upholstered
- - red plush. and the whole room presents a mo
beautiful appearance. 1t Ii provided with . lar
"a ine-tOned piano, procured from Shoemaker & g
Philadelphia
gHE s&s sHAHsRRs.
on the second auor are tWsnty-six in nunhsx,
e n use, light and airy. with communication bstwe,
on o some Of thsma Thare alO thirty ehambaEaa il d
81 thlrd storys thirty in the fourth, and pinstSsn
- -. 1.-THE MAnsard. Each ehahAbef, except those
s the fifth ioOr. is provided with stationary wa
~ stand, aud cold water. There are i've bath ROOF
~ on each door. -Four classes Of chamber furnitu
"e are used. The rooms on the hrst floor are prev
ed with large bedstead, wardrobe, bureau, 81
table, and three chairs, all Of aold walnut 7
i'd. other chambers are furnished in excellent manT
md and in a style varying but little from thoas.
is chambers on the second and tnird floors are q
the petsd with body Brussels, and On the otheg 90
49, with ingram They are all handsome comfcEta
the IN appearance and viii be kept In the most VII
the canp0t FIN 70 satisfy even tho most tastidious-
sh- RY WHOM THK WORK WAs DOME
The names Of the parties WHOSE 0nitsd Aag
produced the WVEk ahpVs daAcnbed, win b t0U
Aha | IN tha following list: ts4s-
S ny The carpets we're Furnished by Granville W
w. roll, and laid by George Macan; the parlor {
~. bed room furniture by Q. q. Hopper, Broad alIl
-. Philadelphia; the chairs by Murphy & Booth,
- city; the mattresses by George q. Gaean; pillc
~ and holsters, by Walton q LPPineOth Phila(
~ ~ mia; Wardrobe paper and cigar stands posted
"1J and dining room tablssy By the EnteFpEiss Ma
featuring Company Of lhta city, the GlsAel b1
Y. DeNsrmandie, the gua htting vas done
.snt by Cornsliuh u sons philadelPAiA; ths ma
.iIv ware by g. s. Capslla; the AoaEths in the ehan
4 were laid by Robert esott ths gEates In the en-
- bars were furnished By Nav Yorf House.
- nut up by z. Pickles; the Wai paparing was d
= by'J H e ], h 0rSeamans ofthls city; the Ill
rsa BY Watts 4 ShAEploss. Of Rhiladolphia-
Tm OFEHma, tes.
lon- Yesterday aitsrnoop, Cal, sawyer tOOk Pps
-, sion OF the hotel end openea with ioRiy peFna.
- ~ boardsn, handeoms collation. uas spread
~ tho dining room, which was paxtAken q hy
g. lsnhseriban b the hAnqust fund and numos
- their sEiands-akoat tkEoo hundred IN All A
80. he Col has net got thinEs IN snaoetA workiag