New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
NOTES IN CHICAGO AND ST. L0UIS

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| NOTES IN CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
Chicago money wise to clubs the Calhe' II o'i''
ing a great brick edifce the construction cohpa!
plan payng $500 front foot for the LOT Alone am" '
members say they will not own the property when Is
done This building IS at Twntictl-St, cores oDu's
TO Fttlcthst upon Fifth-avc. The Chicago Oiuo'
in business Chicago right opposite the Palmer HohSe
has as good cuisine the Union League Ne"-lolN ~
and can probably produce the best slrion s''"h vi %
continent Celery, / observe, is now almost uniformly
good at all the large centres whereas it was once eNoeP
tionally fine at Albany and Washington CITY Inc Nt-
ern teal duck served IN Chicago by ehc is se'ohu III
delicacy only to the Chesapeake canvas back Al inc
Calumet Club sharcsss portraits cfWashngioh are 10"
on exhibition. ono OF the greatest collectors Oh I'Ic
books in Chicago Rice, the hotel man. lie mas roi
lect and sold several hue Libraries. The Press 'uo
in Chicago Is perhaps i'll better condition IMAM any III
| the country.
Puur1ans now bnillng FOR the offices Of his company
on the lake front Of Chicago, is to be bmt OF ocN c
at tie model city Pullman, fifteen miles distant an"
to be nine stories high all above the ecoho S'o|
to be an apartment house. chiefly for the chl'e ' S''
| cnty i'm number; the Nov-YOrk Office is merely IH-
chasing agency. Mrs. Pullman Chicago he"u'y' 'oI-
merry Miss Sanger, who is still Young woman was "c'
/ i'm Chicago when il was moi large as pullman Oy
! now, which Is ONLY Two years ii'Ah IAN "'''
selected most OF the carpets. styles, coof ec' Io' ,'
| hotel theatre library and church at Pullman "ll'h
regards her rs the patron saint, and 10 Is tine Id''e
playground OF her celebrated pair OF boy twins "e''+5
and SANGER five years old. who are said 10 have ""H,'"
Themselves TO General Phil shclidns si twins A'IAS
near by
Pullman CITY. which / visited last sunday IS soon TO
have formal dodcaton VIXEN tle theatre and library
are to be thrown Ouen. 1t is pro5an! 'nc ohy no'I
ciy in the world and las cost 4U,OOJ'oo' N".cI
already pays per cent every element Of IT, mere
ar, 35!0 5cres Of land co,uu- 4,OU.OO0; tic Town
proper is built 300 acres all that by law could DE an
Grrlrtauauca Of uauUfaotmmg company. II lh l1'1
a car mandatory surrounded hy cty iot tnt opera
lives and ,0ran ideal mechanical i.c hf whole To- pl'
TO Ice free OF disease and 10 cNt TIE condition OBJ men,
AT one end are the great brick shops. turning out fifteen
cars day vtha mighty tower of brick 200 feet NEH
10 trtc e@stwcIa-e while the lcat, etc, are dis
urlI.cd by tie great engine which drove the
machinery at the Cent, ImiIl ENhNtoh. Al
the centre and other end are the IlaM AMI
town. an Of brick, with nearly 10000 lAa.4tin'5
mif mile from Lake Michigan, artificial lake comes
into the plaza on which the arcade, hotel 'caed
f!or nee fol Mr.. Puibans daughter seIIentne Comic
church. market house, railway station, and Pullman
railroad to GRIT the greater lake Of Calumet which MI
Pullman says viii be the manufacturing centre Of the
Western world and greatest lake port
have brought schiller and Goethe to live. the Eouscs
rent from Fl1 month to $50 the latter for the mcr-
chuus Every lease be brokcn at Two weeks notice
on either SIDE. There is no other political government
but the Pullman corporation, which Is George NJ Pull
man. Yet there is not the least interference with any
rlaiaut though not town lot is Sold not even 10 ilo
Catholic church which binding just over tie tow
line The scaycI-cr matter is fed 10 drove of COO
lo-4 which the corporation kept tI private spccu-
a-pit hat 4
il 10 he maintained ana school of design. the Arcade,
200 feet long b. lJO,coualn> library OF 10000 Volumes
and hardly e4ualied III elegance IN America
which seats 1000 persons Here @n artist ana author
would feel q, much at home as mechanic outlying
property has gone up nom 500 III acre C. $500 "a .ot
The motive wa to transform the sleeping car company
from d dependent creating corporation. which shah
build anything and he beyond the ictch Di jealousy.
coyeou5ncss or uuuOIs. On the s,oEc terrace before
the shops stands the Detroit, the oldest Pullman ear
When IL WIS bail, no car in America bad cost an';e
81 900: now tloic Pullman o;Is thar cost %o"jO
Tue master OF ts vision OF glass and ebony noT gliding
like phantom skaters over the world iIo." tine 1iciei-
Iimcm SEA TO Puget sound. was thirty years ago poor
hoy ul tuc Ltile Town OF AI"un, y T., Hli nc uitW
bis idca OF the Pullman Arcade IRON tire HeisHboiins
ArcaJc OF Rochester, ~ y, whore Ac uscG 10 taAe
shelter from the rain
Having been in Chicago last week, was told at the
Palmer House there. which hus e most elaborate bar
bcl-uop perhaps lu tAc "ord,-vast plat a@s MINOR,
U white marble iIumes-tAat the present tenant having
declined TO pay more than $1,000 year ien FOR 'he
shop would have TO move out at New Years TO admit
rival who phys 5000 r,Ht and puts twenty two chairs
in ,Ir shop il ha, taken mainland 500 years To dis
,,v.rtEa a ulr razor like blade OF scissors is us
GOOD - razor ~ hi, az carving knife. Palmer makes
100000 year li, hotel and is gray ana OFT Look
iu. as tie Michigan badgers WHO come in Ihc iast
year is Inc creates. Chicago LAS ever known.
Mr. Broadhcad is a man Of legal ability and
crowds nobody. But his "aggre,sivc young partner
affected to deeply resent sly, perky touches OF Corkcrl
u,nt Nj Broadlead running 10 Congress Ihi- Kind
o Hyc-shoo,cr OF brute has no Cocacy, and he chose
a social Occa ion 10 dcu0Uncc" M Cockcrils bust
ness connections Tie ucw arrival mad pcIiap, become
an intruder" 10y making speech before tAe Union
Army Tie Tennessee about that time. Now. in every
continuity which la, such aglc>sivc,"" dcn0unc-
ing" person. another wild arise 10 Doe his match. \
fellow member OF the bar iusulted by sayOach made
ready TO kin hiInd pale-hucd man Of SILENT deadly ;ur
pose. lie wrote a card against the " Colonel" The
Colonel had IL hall suppressed. but never resented o.
lie " ould rather pound an editor than throw himself
tuc way q man courjiug death CocAeal., M final
moment Of the dcnmciation,' Icpublishcd hi, Cd
card Then Mr. slayback made his l.t journey this
earth, psto-oadcd up The editorial stair,
backed by congenial ruhlan. The pale, boy
i,h iutrudcy" was not deienaclcss Bark" went
something AS the parties cincHed and probably the
last man who expects to regulate the press in -. Louis
to his personal ideas turned biuc milk and ended
there they took upa collection for the deceased as
lac had been a beautiful missionary But peace has
been known in that city which peculiar.
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LDUARD 4. RICE INSOLVENT.
Boston, Dec. 1G-Edward E. Rice, author
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