The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-28
for seventies years and was we'll known to the
shipping mon. who. in his time. had become
thu Clinf llafEOna Of tho SfaYana Hnusa

az shhip 1HS men wh9 hs time. hsd become
In considsrins the vel! Known PERSONS who
have been guests Of the house at various
times times many names an. Of men who have passed
And ign" Ensis. great shpbaiiders IN thsir
in the ifties Iy heating the British yachts !:
shn Ecf SS the A.
6eisn.ter. he toander 81 tie 1 Deamater e iron
bqoEei atssr G n ossorn S' tie f f%s
sian sian -, swell swell II, John Morgan Of the Morgan
"aS 'ede1 N vi s1ys& paS 81
Alderman Foley. Judge DIfy. Judge Hogan.
made ne hotel rhis headaaaSters while ruin;
1ne $ Sss; MSuse the
s Fox 5ohn
MSTrssey Mt Gny have there been Lively
tnre, but lust PREVIOUS to election time pistols
and knives were frequently brouget into use.
During the time when the stevens House
SUS Of many %sa md P1Fs the GSys
Exchange, CLEVELAND Club made the stevens
House its headquarters. IN 1884 tho rooms q
the club at the hotel were the scene Of much
On Tuesday q Inst week the hotel which
again. and a crowd OF curious people swarme
all over It. from top to bottom. A lot 81 mys:
sdS fp hs G1 a. tns s
sherlIs. whose business it was to see that no.
office tho scene was really pathetic Behind
ths eqnpter with very wobbegons face STOOD
from G be 10y t%s ssrf ise
Gently recovered IRON q serious attack OF me
ho shsr M a % The saan
ployees OF tho Stevens House have been there
known to ali tie brokers In the Produce E1.
change. the shipping men. and many OF the
down town had been With the ho
II, sssfH{a i s %S!i"ss III e;sit
Diamond had csieLrated the twenty: lirst an.
na OF H ntEer me
April the guests Of the hotel. many Of whom
p1sse eata 'ISny w,S hsndssms gold
Few pf the visitors n Mr TUESDAY hs1 had eyer
S Ssro mostly III sssssn e'' d
ers. boarding house keepers: and the
crown that always appears ar az auc-
ton sale in the hope OF securing bar,
gninA They went around punching the pill
lows and mnttresses. looking at the CARPETS.
trying the chairs and sofas; and investigating
hooks and corners In search Of desirable bits.
But there were visitors who paid little a.ten.
ton to the deputy sherls or the auctioneers.
hands with him sadly. They were the old IRE.
Iuenters and patrons. who felt sorry to see
II stopped here eight years., said one
big. blum seafarinG man. and. tel! you. am
yes. Captain" said NJ DIAMOND. IT'S
pretty =, hfrd hut rs what we have n" got to
letter carrier same In and began to re.
move from the old pigeon hole case the letters
that had been lying there FOR some time wait
Ing for the persons TO whom they had been ad-
dressed.
when ;SsSp these @sn MI 81 sSTErsstS
find the old place shut M, tell YOU 1t makes
me me, fse pretty SAD e see i GO and WI, ieeI
was q goner. but l have outlired tho hotel.
after all Mr.. Ames has gone: too: ne died IN
his 5t' year. as his father DID before him
In Ito private Office back OF tho clerks on;
closure q crate fre was burning, A lot Of old
illustrated signs OF firms that were prominent
years ago hung on the walls There was also
y little portrait Of James y. Fish, the forme!
President Of The Marine Bank. Mr.. Diamond