, 1874-12-29
THE PACIFIC HOTEL,
Of the Boarders Yes.
terday Evening.
Resolutions Of Sympathy for Tho 1roprie-
f. tors--Romarks by Iii. Drake.
MIR. D. A. Gago Promises q State.
mClt.

Very little Gun bo added to what han already
been mentioned In TIE TRIBUNE regarding tho
change IN tho management of tho Grand Pnc!tio
1losol. 4 largo number Of prominent citizons
called OH AIr. George W. dhge yesterday, and
cxprcsaod sympathy for him aud Mr.. Rice but,
aa far ia known, no offers OF poouniary assiHt-
nnco worc made.
N1s. DAVID 4. nA0n
was at tho hotel In tho morning, and from his
conversation with several friends II would an-
pear tlat ho docs not consider himself TO-
sponslblo for tho failuro Of dago l. Nico. IIo
claims to hold Hoine $4,000 OF tho
firms pnper, md hssortcd that ho loaned
tilom s5,a90 last oc.oDer to help thom over
''a''ag." lilo was especially provoked at tho In
formation furnished . TR1nuNE reporter by II.
NJ. Smith, tho Secretary Of tho Hotel COMPANY.
who threw tho whole blalno for the dieRstcr upon
him, aud told Mr.. Smith that ho intended mak.
Ing statomont. 4 reporter oi1erod him thu an
portunity, but hts reply was "wait until tin
othora hago matlo their statements thon I will
make mlne." Contrary to tho general antic,pa-
tiona, not ono creditor presented his acro,,nt
yesterday FOR settlement, nnd no information of
any suit csmo to tho knowledge Of Mesara, uacc
i Hlce.
It seems now that
Nh. JOHN \. pnAnE
waa the purchaser Of tho furniture, and that tho
sale was mado to him by Gago l. 1sioa tho in-
junction restraining Mr. Withrou. tito presidcnt
Of tho Hotel Company, from selling undor tho
foreclosure, being avoided in tliB way. Dir, A.
len, at whoao mitigation tho writ was isaucd
laB not yot mado up his mind as to tho course io
will pursue; but he has undoubtedly been
ouchrcd, since tho Ba1o WAS made In that way by
tho adylco Of lawyers.
Il MEETING OF THE noAnpEus
Was held In tho parlors In tho evening to exnross
sympathy by resolution for alesara qago l. Rico.
mud to wolcomo John u. Drake, tho now pro.
prlotor. Among those presont wore DR.. J. II,
ncylckor aud wife, J. Irving Pearco md fa1nily,
". II. Chappell and family, Goorge G. C!qrke
and family. j. II. Durand and family, tllo IIou.
n: .. judd and family, Frank parneleo and
L. Dowon J. o. Rutter and wife, L. Il. Watkins
and wife, Obedinh jackson and wifo Judge
Dickey md vito, G. Billings and vito, tic Hon.
D. g. Caulilcld md wife, u. =. stickney aud wife,
=. T; Mcintyre and wifc, W. IL shaw aud family,
On motion. Or. J. II. Movickor was called to
tho chair, nnd L. L. Coburn oectcd Socrotnry,
~ DN. 1fx1OKEn
said they had mot together to express their fecl-
experienced on account Of tho pcouuiary mis-
fortune aod suspension OF tho propriotors OF tho
FROM TIM ho,to ~ to;r' haar.a r,'n e.un
ason sno notsona m OF taelr hearts Iie calamity
ran ran a " o'sr M,In easrs:
npi ~ l'eo asn sn ~ eo Ill.," ~" "msGa lney
c;aad .o r;aast cnrs ad cont; hau osos
Torti, t",r ha.t ofosis h. s,,ats;, ~, nnL pus
~ nua'a oI uH & thos @ Ioa acsoa 70 hohG IN
s,r;a. -. ~, ho -o Mo n,u .ao H;
~. n!o , ~ roaro+ no i,of w. nune e1ul9
ao cnnt,;h o5 - tnir onfnr. sd .,,,.a.i nnu
tov AZ hawonas 'mo o nss, n,,r.faT ,s VIM
entertained that tic now rclation would nrora