Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-11

arc the windows In this apartment thati'
almost partakes of conservatory. One
Of the conspicuous features Of the par.
lor is the fireplace, finished 10 gold,
and the wood work most deliberately
carved. Imitation logs rest on quaint
adirons, and just back OF the logs Is
metallic carving in brass of the mytho-
logical head of Cassandra, and the flow
ing hair and face as seen under
the glare of the flames will form pict-
uresQue and attractive scene,
Just east Of the parlor on the FIJI
teenth street front, is the library, Is
feet square, with parquetted floor of
white and red mahogany, and ribbed
ceiling Of red mahogany.
just off from the library Is the main
reception hall, finished in antique oak
highly polished, with handsome stained
glass windows at the east end OF the
hall. The hall is very spacious and is
rich and warm In finish. The floor OF
the vestibule is OF mosaic marble, while
the floor Of the outer porch Is OF mosaic
tile. There is double-door from the
hall leading into the parlor.
The stairway is OF antique oak with
reverse construction, and at the top OF
the first landing running east is another
set OF beautiful stained glass windows.
The stairway then runs west to the Sec
ond floor.
Mr.. ANTON REYMANN's ROOM.
On the direct corner of Eoff and Fiji
teenth streets is the apartment to be
occupied by Mr.. Anton Reymann. 1t is
is by 10 feet, and contains four large
windows with bay corner. It's finished
in red mahogany with bronze ceiling.
The fireplace is model OF art. Just
off from this chamber Is Mr.. Reymann's
private bath room, s by II feet 4
inches. 1t has a tiled floor
a handsome porcelain bath tub, wash
stand of green onyx, marble slabs under
the stand, a porcelain foot bath,
shower bath apparatus and a medical
closet.
North of this apartment is the room
to be occupied by Mr.. Reymann's
daughter, Miss Annie Reymann. 1t is
14.S by Is feet, and Is finished in birds
eye maple, polished, the room to be fin
ished in blue. The room is handsome
ly frescoed, aud contains large closets,
three windows, and colored onyx
wash-stand. This room looks out upon
Eoff street.
To the west OF this is spare room
finished in sycamore, with st. Bon mar
BILE wash stand.
On the northeast corner OF the second
floor is the room to be occupied by Mr..
Paul Reymann. 1t is finished In quarter
sawed oak, has an oak floor, three win
dows and prettily constructed fire.
place.
On this same floor also is the family
bath room, finished in red birch, tiled,
porcelain, tub, and wash-stand OF Ten
nessee marble.
At the head of the stairs leading to
the second floor is the ladies' dressing
room, equipped with all that ladies
could desire, to be used more particu-
larly in case OF parties. There is also
China closet on the second floor, finished
in oak. At the front of the house, on
the second floor, facing on Fifteenth
street, is the chiIdren's nursery and
play-room. There are really two large
rooms here, connected by portiere, Is
by 10 feet, and 10 by % feet. The
rooms are furnished in red birch, and
will be carpeted.
MAGNIFICENT ASSEMBLY HALL.
On the third floor Is one of the great
features OF the house, Amusement Hall,
which is marvel of beauty and con-
venience. 1t is the first house in the
city to attempt this innovation. Some
idea of the size OF this hall may be
gained from the figures which speak
loud of big dimensions. 1t is 90 feet
high to begin with. The entire length
is As feet inches, and the width 80
feet inches. The entire floor is OF par
quet red oak. There are some twenty
two windows in this large apartment,
in some instances one set Of windows
being just above the others.
A great feature of this hall is the
magnificent fireplace at the west end OF
the hall, IL feet wide and feet high,
the main front being Of red sandstone.
A portion Of the windows which light
the hall are of beautifully designed
stained glass. Frem the centre of the
hall depends large chandelier, with 25
burners, and besides this there are nine
individual burners stationed at inter-
walls about the room. On the huge
brackets overhead are carved monkeys
and dragons. ct the southeast end of this
great Assembly Hall is small apart
ment handsomely tracketed. and which
has temporarily been termed Lovers
Retreat" Just outside of this retreat
is another smaller fireplace magnif-
Gently tiled. The hall is not only ad-
mirably adapted for dancing, but the
acoustic properties for musicales are
superb.
Just off from the Assembly Hall is
the smoking room, IA IT. in. by Is
feet, finished in white ash, with medal
ion fireplace, Lisbon marble wash
stand, and three windows.
There are two other chambers on this
third floor, one IA feet 10 inches by Is
feet, and the other 10 feet 10 inches by
Is feet, both finished In white oak. The
servants bath room is also on this floor,
with iron-enameed tub and Tennessee
marble stand.
On the fourth floor are three SER
wants rooms, two finished in sycamore
and one in ash.
The entire house is model Of COM
fort and convenience.
ALL ENJOYED TAR AND TARTAR.