Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-13
LONDON HOTELS.
" ,tter~0n Finds Hin self i'm Lady 3
Be,iroOm-ssui thea i:Ae Lady isn't An

The hotels in London are VIGOROUSLY
ba! and expensive. The L,neha'n, a
SORT OF American. rsn,it zyous, and as good
as aEy. is lit i!heT as we'll kept II II rs In
pusiu. as the Barnet Hous. III Cincin
Eati. TIE Westminster Place Hotel. op-
posite the Abby, Is not SD comfortable AS
the Louisville Hotel. Transplant the
q Il, House here ana 1t would pay for lis
self in IA tweivemon.h. The stranger III
London can only make himself thor
ouahIy at home III lodgings. and Of these
there are fortunately enough. Almost
every third hoTss. Ii Is !. little ticket suck
UP mar ed "upariments. AID. ;s> IL rule.
these are excellent. well furnished and
well served. ranging in price from halt
guin, q a week to ten gUlnsas week, ac-
cor,lins to s;zs and number of rooms.
The house will serve meals if lesir, d,
charging for what is ordered. Or course.
at this season, when the town is full
of people, Parliament assembled and the
fashionable world ablaze. the charges are
hiIh. In the fall and winter they are
much more reasonable. Thus lind my
self settled in suite, consisting OF two
bed-chambers, diEinS-room and draw
ing-room. at about the rate which would
be charged for the like accommodation IN
eur tirst-ciass American hotels. Three
Liunths hence can get the same for one
half what l now pay. 1t ought to be
stated, however, that much Is charged
here for mere show. think the fact,
which nv landlaiy stated with great pride
and satisfaction, that lady Emily Forbes
(who do you suppose she ISL occupied
these roouls for three years, cost me abont
two cuineas extra week. Maisdictlons
on Lady Emily Forbes, SAY. l rather
like the nobility. HG:then to be charged
for their absence-tO pay tw" or three
guinc,s Il week for a species OF tempo
rary post-obi: Oh their vacated apart
ments in London lodging house. that
does strike .,le rs cutting Ii extremely tat.
Still what is one to do: Ms. l,ndiady
swears that Lady Emily did have the
rooms. and if l don. appreciate the cir
cums;aace that Is my Ignorance. not her
fault. and of course she nhouldn't be ma t.
- S!...1r for il. So | succumbed, ana
here am, making myself as free and easy
in Lazy Emily's Late apartments. or the
late Lady Emily 5 apartments, us though
l were the Lord Knows Who or some
other famous grandee. lolling IN the easy
chairs; lounsins on the billOwy sofas:
drinking beer, sacriligious being that /
am, out of perhaps the very mug that
tipped the amber fluid into the rosy lips
oi the most distinguished ladies' and
gentlemen of the kingdom. Who knows
but the Marquis Of Blatherskite himself
has sat at this very table; or that her
Grace the Ducthes OF H Irum Scarum has
waltzed over these floors; or that his
Royal Highness Prince Damn M--Eyes-
to- Brassield hasen't glnritied that august
door with his magnificent proper
tons? That jolly old conundrum, 1.-The
mystery of mysteries" is best exempli-
fed IN London lodging house. for it
passeth the wit of man to SAY what
strange scenes any one Of them may not
have foreclosed in its time. This very
suite may have witness that which would
puzzle the wit of even Lady Emily
Forbes. Dear girl! I wonder was she
young or old, d .rk II fair, rich or poor
l wonder WAS she visiting acquaintance
OF the young lady of Chester? wonder
if the ynnng man of B-lsravia ever made
love to her! The varlet! dare Say he
did. for now that l think of it, my land
Lady mentioned something about her hav-
ing been on a sort of Standardization
Letter to Courier journal.