The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
THE TRAVELLISG PRINCES DIARY


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'ou"' W $40" ~ no"''' 80 'n'. va" '''
again inenorahuu'n o, wna' see mere. "'n-
W '"e 'as' 10" oa's We nave sen a'anos' eve',
'ninR ,nat 10 10 DC seen 10 the way OF ne" 10TH
o"''os'''es' ''nan' = o'o"ur's' wan s'fee''
a"o ."e ne"'paper onnoes' arc' Vi COURSE 'ne
Rro"'es' a'..ac''ohs. ne ,"o nrS.-na'neu shops
uio perieo' "a''ei !" '"eni WY uo no' su'nA
.'"' stewart etore s'ca''f surpasses tno r"'S
p'n mnone' iern"ps ~ Us '.rHe'' anu !. 10 a'so
p'ooaoie '""' '"o tiosS ye"'t "'"s'"'onS Vi
o'o"a'.s eAoeeu '"ose Vi WIZ sre'' ~"
s'oie' pu' '"e'e 's "o uou"' w" 'no'e Is ,"o'o
'as'e u'sp'a'eu' oo'" y" t"e se'co''on anu us
pioy OF 'no gooIs' a' Tue D'h "'rc"c tn'" mere
inc poh 'iarc"e mas oesiues' avery interesting
uepartmeh'' wh'ch s'ewarts mas not ana
wnlc" CONSISTS Vi "ccoin'nou'''"hs anu oo"-
'or's pro''oeu ior tue empioSees'ip tne snape
VI o'lnaru room, reau'ha ROOM icnc'np acau-
e'ny' anu o'her .n'n2s' Inc proprietor OF 'ne
'"u,e"so n"'e'i0'" eonoe'n' Il" i''s"'"'n W
o''"' nas 'eoen'F 1'e"' 'ea''"R a" '"c"ou''o'e
ior'u"e' anu no c"hire'' nv "it'er Vi
course there Is hug uon over the icsicy' out
the business IS progressing rs USUAL IL TOOK US
iui'y Two hours merely 10 walk throughout TINS
store, ohiV occasionally throwing glance mere
ana 'here, cUher NJ the GOODS or the attractive
BUYERS. The main interest OF this store Is, how
ever, soleiy IN us magnitude.
Iinany's Is something quite dinerent. One
can spend severil days In exirniningthe various
branches OF THIS unique establishment. No
where In the world Is there ANYTHING like II to
be seen. Thorc are booths In Paris and London
shops In which you can ind more tasteful Jew
elry, others which offer you more artistic
oronzes, others, again. which display 1Der as
sortment OF China and costly porcelain but
there Is nowhere store which combines all
these branches In such profusion and richness.
There must certainly be several millions OF cap
ital sunk in this concern, and / cannot con Give
how In these bad times, OF which everybody
complains, I'm my can manage to cover his ex-
pense and make interest on the capital. True,
that II Ia the dead se1son now, and that In
wiuter time business might be brisker.
The Herald Office Ia another curiosity which
we went to see the other night. This establish
ment, how ever, did not strike me as much as
1ifany's or stewards did. The machinery H. OF
course, admirable, as Is also the speed and mag
nitude of the work done; but the whole
rangements are far inferior to those of the
London Times oflice. There Ia something rough
ana unciean about the Herald, OF which there Is
no trace In the Times ofh'e. The rooms where
tue WORK Oh tue writers Is done are miserable
httie boies' WITHOUT any comfort Whatever
wh'e III Lohdon Almost every one OF them Is a
cosey niue STUDY. Inc same thing applies to
the appearance OF the writers and reporters. The
stan OF tue tunes seems to be composed OF
very uin rent set OF men from those employed
oy the herd'd' VI MT. Bennett himself i have
no 'uea YET though was most anxious to SEQ
'ne young man whom circumstances have
p'aceu III possession OF sueh fortune and such
an 'nnuehce' lie Is sau TO DC very seldom at
Tue OF" O. MANAGES MS business oy telegraph,
expect 10 nave look al MIN when co there.
""i street must DE very interesting Tor man
VINO KNOWS hlgnsn' ana cin onord to spend
'nere TWO or three GAYS In succession. 80 as to
oo'"'" an ,uea vi tue moses IN wh'eh the Inn
"e"se s'ooA' enlh' anu provision specuiations
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o'".' "'"onR oro"us oi NOISY anu playful
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ous'"es' Ia"s'ctlohs tuah nthey had
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saw "el"l'' -" VINO mas 'he pecintr faculty OF
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the following storv. Sna l. tho ,,.,f, - ,,, 80.
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hlhl anu N'uIueu MN mOT1llN. me wife had