I pionieri del '49 una storia dell'escursione della società della California pionieri del New England . est, sud e ovest, aggregatin<^ 710 piedi onthree strade. Questo edificio è assolutamente incombustibile, ottenendo una perfetta^sicurezza a^sua occupantsunder tutte le circostanze. La sala da pranzo si trova al decimo piano, ed è la maggior parte ma^nificent appartamento mai dedicato a questo scopo. In tutte le sue funzioni, compreso l'arredamento il AUDITOEIUM. 13 e raccordi in ogni reparto, l'Auditorium Hotel è senza un superiore ovunque in theworld. La posizione, su IVIichigan avenue, Congresso stre

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The pioneers of '49 A history of the excursion of the Society of California pioneers of New England . east, south, and west, aggregatin<^ 710 feet onthree streets. This building is absolutely fireproof, affording perfect^safety to^its occupantsunder all circumstances. The dining-room is located on the tenth floor, and is the most ma^nificent apartment ever devoted to this purpose. In all its features, including the furnishing THE AUDITOEIUM. 13 and fittings in every department, the Auditorium Hotel is without a superior anywhere in theworld. The location, on IVIichigan avenue, Congress street, and Wabash avenue, at the begin-ning of the finest drive in this country, overlooking Lake Michigan and park, is excellent. Itcovers an acre and a half of ground, weighs 110, 000 tons, contains 17, 000, 000 bricks, and cost$3, 200, 000. The sides of the reception room are finished in blocked Mexican onyx, which, even at the quarries, costs more than a dollar for a piece no larger than a mans hand. Its the-atre, or auditorium proper, seats 8, 000, with standing room for 2, 000 more. Some of the party. THE AUDITORIUM. waited here half an hour for the gas to be turned on, so that we could see its arrangements, ofa beauty so different from anything we had ever seen before. At the summit of its tower, 260feet from the street, is located the United States Signal office, whence a wide view is obtained.At the Grand Pacific, only less than the Auditorium in beauty and interest, solids were pro-vided for the ladies, liquids and cigars for the men. At the close of the post-prandial exer-cises. Captain Thomes said: If we are permitted to visit Chicago on our return, we hopeto be able to each give $100 to help pay the great expense of the Worlds Fair, which thisunfortunate city will now have to bear. Great laughter and applause greeted this sally. Theparting words were said, and out over liie Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway we crossedthe State of Illinois, following closely the line of m

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