Rand, McNally & co.'s praktischer Führer nach Chicago und World's Columbian Exposition ..What to See and how to See it . eet, cor. Monroe Street. Richelieu, Michigan Avenue, in der Nähe der Jackson Street. Wellington, Wabash Avenue, cor. Jackson Street. Europäischer Plan: Die Hotels, die auf dem Europeanplan durchgeführt werden, sind in großer Zahl und können anhand von 42 PRAKTISCHEN REISELEITERINNEN UND FÜHRERVERZEICHNISSEN IN CHICAGO ermittelt werden. In diesen Hotels werden die Zimmer mit Gas, Service, Handtüchern usw. an so einem Tag gemietet, und man kann sich im Restaurant, das dem Hotel angeschlossen ist, oder anderswo, Zischessen nehmen. Extras.-In allen Hotels, BA

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Rand, McNally & co.'s handy guide to Chicago, and World's Columbian exposition ..What to see and how to see it . eet, cor. Monroe Street. Richelieu, Michigan Avenue, near Jackson Street. Wellington, Wabash Avenue, cor. Jackson Street. European Plan.—The hotels conducted upon the Europeanplan are in great number, and may be ascertained by reference to 42 HANDY GUIDE TO CHICAGO. a directory. In these hotels rooms are rented, with gas, service, towels, etc., at so much a day, and one is at liberty to take hismeals in the restaurant attached to the hotel, or anywhere else. Extras.—In all hotels, baths (when no bath is attached to thebedroom which you occupy) and fires, or, in some cases, the turn-ing on of steam heat, are charL.;ed as extras. The fire is usuallyone of hard coal in an open grate, and costs from 50 cents to$1 a day; and 50 cents is the ordinary charge for a bath. Inalmost every hotel will be found telegraph offices; and in many, railway ticket offices, and agents of the baggage tran^fer compa-nies and carriage lines. These men are authorized, and may bedealt with without hesitation.. The Auditorium Hotel corner of Mich Characteristics of Prominent Hostelries.- The Richelieuand Virginia are respectively famous for their cuishic and cxclu-siveness. The former is largely patronized by foreign tourists ofnobility and wealth. The Auditorium, Great Northern, Leland, Palmer, Victoria, and Wdlington are much in favor with travelersof wealth and luxurious taste. The Tremont and Sherman arelargely used by commercial men. It would be invidious to select THE ARRIVAL IN CHICAGO. 43 a single hotel for special praise, as each has its excellent points, and is pre-eminently well appointed when contrasted with those ofother cities. It is said of the Tremont House, in Chicagos earlierdays, that one of the amusements of its guests was to sit in thedoorway and thence shoot the wild ducks in the neighboring poolsand sloughs. Lodging and Boarding Houses. Furnished Rooms.—Priv

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• bookyear1892