The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17


very emphahcaly makes known that the wife OF tie
rrssdsnt no ordinary person 70 be approached IN
everyday dress.
rHp PPRstpySr's EVERYDAY LIFE,
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III III uvnesuc relauons, I've rresluen Us tTSuteu
insists that Whatever NAV be the proper homage for
him TO receive public occasions is none the less
proper IN the privacy OF his own family circle ihus
he is always addressed ne Mr.. President, and re-
strictly enjoined 90 observe this mark OF distinction.
On state occasions, the President, Of course. with
the most distinguished lady guest, leads the way
no means confined to such solemn occasions.
Should friend Of the President, however intimate
he might be, accept invitation TO dine soc ally,
and venturing upon lis intimacy. presume to for
get the preferences to which the President Is Gu
ner liz announced, the guest will offer his arm to
Mrs Grant, aud move forward Mrs. Grant checks
him with polite bow toward her husband, and the
remark "The President goes first" SO at the Ia
Bile; the President Is first served, and then those
who sit At meat with him. Aud this rule admits or
no variation under any circumstances.
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PASSAGE lending 10 the been erected
small addition 70 the mansion Tor tha diversion OF
me President. This Is the Executive billiard saoon'
u ~ about eighteen by TWENTY-FIVE rect In dlmen.
spaces between Toe windows being filled with pic:
black walnut S and Consists merely Of few CHAIRS
table sdSSGS Sc rhs ISO o9 PSy na Car
finished IN rosewood in tie most elaborate , sye The
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lnly 1t ls attractive spot. The table was selected
IN t6is civ and was IN use a, his private residence
boiorc hp uas eleetcd President
THE EOUINE ESTABLISHMENT.
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luz tu'lNu hsiUiCH' hcu tno NAVY DcpHit-
mehi are ulteu up WIN every comfort and llhui% Tor
msnt There are twelve animals Of vasous degrees
of bpauty and Nllue kent hero for the of the
Precedent and hIs family Witb four carr,ages be.
sides an array Of open wagons bugre@, and other
equlpares. inc Horses include coach teams rottcrs
lacerH. tauuc-nOises, anu TWO shetianu PONIES
juycniIes. The nrstocrntio looking Nubian who his
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uehspt III snom lhe titnorh ouk,Mu W ues,anuhg
upon inc merits OF the dlnetent animals. But TOT
the past attractive feature Il the stunning lveriCs
of this same Nubian and his wor tby coadlutor who
occnnes tie nosition of footman The cs,nts are of
a r,eh olive hrGvn vii, broad ianncts crrs anil
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pilInt tlItt buttons, liic SIZE Oh an old American
silver dollar piece. The gorgeous top boots in
which the feet OF these wortnies are eneased rem
der attention TO the character Of the pantaoons
Sans Black ,toyopipsc, hats with broad
SsnHs ana n,sSe silver buckles sSorn the heads
OF N'tc ecINuits o iresiuehua Etonhcuf, ana conf
pele ther outht. All tue carriages bear the initials
- Y. D, IL IN monogram on the panels.
EXECUTIVE EXPENSES.
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and lie duesS the Exc eontn1ance Of the force he
cutve Office required put DUTY since the
clerical aud otber labo, iih OF March last viz;
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