The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-28

& Bod Rsny and S 'f BroaRdRead S"i
RRG ss. ht ae1 los, money good ID s CsPs
when the bank went down in the Grant q
Ward crash ut a ne 9e
t tt ss NJ sss fl
shan csy assnst Elm Mr.
for him; Ben Fish. neLheW OF James IAN h ~
. Mr. mes as " night Clerk Of tho h9te Since
hls release from prison Mr. James D. fish mn MI
the thu, clerks enciosurc and Mr.. Diamond sho =,
e Ss herd VAS ssd DC b. s 0G fse had
Viii VII hst In Fs at % tin Int s .01
t nsHd seized a sSay WITH WI te esst
ana nj TN have ss Il
In the pantries adjoining the lunch room are
resentine Europe. Asia. Africa. and America e leg
They are Of style that was sonsIder es h h
Ton %he Down the front seva hs xa
eta6ie STAND n Eashinkton Market y m shat
date are represented as purchasing from an
old Yankee marketman.
to Ml T sna Mr. mat $sG
me- into the little ONCE after Mr. Van Dyke
b sosss sS psap on hs to @
The walls Throughout the house we're stained 90
Sna %a papS s
been blistered and torn SO that altogether tn, the
Interior DECORATIONS were exceedingly shap tH1
parl9r was cheap and eaudy. and. with the e1 IS
esption Of the photographs Of Grant ana ana
criticism An old SQUARE piano that undoubt
eddy afforded much pleasure to the lady guests
before the war bore the name OF o firm that Is
The stevens House cooking was always con-
sidered good. and many elaborate meals were
Gss ere
lighted only by windows looking into the
court yard they wr[e among the most cheer ne =;
big marble slabs. and the old-time frescos
we're probably once quite pretty. =. ,,.i
clans s e shsr as ss
about and the glasses wero piled % bask, p
On hand Se s!s aSa s' loofins
bar. The black walnut top had been worr
sns sb sstars %ss fna
fas Wn.a ss9 In its %ss an
sssflvs Eyidsnt!y lie sh S"d Iaa stepped Il
I While business sn was still! expected for lot ol
ie'uors, hoho VI tnem pSelen anu icau} ~
use, lay pr a plate back o! the bar. l! the
shlpcies described hy Mr.. Diamond were car,
rled on very frequently II IL strange that the
whoie place was not wrecked. for there WAS
'eTv NIUE room Tor scrappiEg.
a oIoao stairway wound up from the man
m39r near tne dining room to the floor above,
when contained big sleeping rooms ana
suites. aost OF the latter consisted Of bed
room and Darlor. The other stories had small
eI rooms and not so nice furniture. The haus
were narrow and the Stare winding. Every;
where epuld oe seer evidences Of the, gradual
decay OF the place. Mr.. Ames had allowed II
sarPs. nN THers nd. worn; ard soiled n rIaces'
shI musn Q, ne furniture needed repairing.
sSe H. cHSsassG s S.ss s w!i IN good
condition. ''"'o' WV
. Ths change In prices INDICATED how the hotel
there, ne prices ranged from 81 to S. q day
BEEN Ist Tor lax some OF ths rooms s nasI
rooms brought only s. q week. single room
coHlo pc optalned for rs cents night.
MOST o. the ld-time mpioyees have already
ffS ,c n,od ernpioymeni at other hotels. NJ
n p,n,n1na VA, pusy writing out reconmnnha,
th INN III n'.i boys ard portrrs on IN" gay ~
, naer t,n sale He himself will probably nn.
pp enI before long at some other hotsk Inc
,pr.,s n owner oi tho building. Mr. Mairsa
wa,I papss manufacturer Of Brooklyn. intends
70 . LAT aown ths hotel building and put up
large once building In Its place