Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-28


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lr Could s ii on 81 chs nor Ia
- 90 ~
S.. 80 8 49, -. -
sslses, aolaa okin g Du a'lla
brown stone hos1se the interior oe1
which II liternlly 81 hero ~
|fs0o 90 j, q 81. a q,
s. 81. ID -
ssslls, sleo sae It1f nis nil ana decorar
ti lt are st the costlisst description.
says tho New Orleans Picayune, The.
suite on the second floor. o,c,cupied hY.
tho heads of tho family. consist an
room. boudoir. g rasssiinrlrt,om ma
bathroom. decorated chiefly 4, ne
blue and silver. Across the han Miss
Nellie, the only daughter, has q SINH.
lar suite in pink and white. On Tho.
third floor there "a s studv and alarpa.
nursery for the three small Ebovs-Ed-
ward, Frank, and Harold -whose tu.:
tors are paid So 600. 81, 600. and
81, 800 q year respectively. George
Gould's apartments are on the same
floor, while the servants occupy the
floor above. The butler re-
ceives $1,000: buffers assistant.
94OO: Mr.. Gnultl's valet 5000.
head cook and aaa;atant
81. 500. and honsaEeanar ri OOO .
wear Two launi1rass4.s two IN an,har-
maids. = narlnr mail too rait;no
maids. two ladv's7 maids. and two
kitchen girls are i,aid from 81 3 "a 500
per month. The food in the seryants'
hall Il entirely ilifferent from that of
the family table. Mrs. Gonld anenda
two hours : ldav with her vn,,no hnvs
and they! read onlv what has hean -.
spected sby her. Since She io,ned the
Fortv:Second straat i Preshvtar;ay
church, several wears :apo. ahe has been
liberal 81 relipious banafactions Miss
Nellie. q rradnata az Mmas Raad,s "a.
nous school S. .rerfactino eheraalf :,
music at q cost 81 20 ner Sasann ,sha
has an a1lnwance "a * nnO . vaar for
her wardrnha The Gn,l6 80 Ia ~,
44th street il !. handsnna u hn SSdro u ~
brick. with brown ! stone tr;mn,inoa
and nlate-plasa windows 81 horses
are KENT in it durinp the r,;nta, r and :
closed carriage. a iandau and two
coupes. The star consists IT . coach.
man, two footmen. two orooms and
two stablemen. and their WAGES range
from $45 q month down. The exn..nse
of keeping up the stable is Sc. 900 a
wear.
Mr.. Gould's countrv seat at Trvino.
ton was considered nv tia or;o;nel
owner. George Dawson Merritt tha
most elegant attractive and tbor.
ouphlv e1uinned summer residence i,
the country. Mr.. Gould paid 5000
600 for the propertv in 1850. and +
ia now worth 81 OO1 o0n at o. 1ow a ~
innate. The honse IS Gothic IN , stvle
and is 5000 feet from the Hudson
river. commanding a. maonificent v;ew
It has twenty rooms above the base.
ment. On the second floor ia a, fine
art gallery extending the ent;ra da,th
of the house. Maneoid. the steward
at Irvington, has been in Mr.. Gould's
employ over twenty wears. and "a.
ceives a salary of $4,000. The lawn
about the house is ninety five acres
in extent. and the macad amized road
leading to the entrance is a. nnarter of
q mile long. There ara in d. estate
$40 acres 900 "a wh;ch are wondland
The live stocE consists :" "9 +,ra,tu
horses. and "a MANY cows ." an3
sheen. and q lot ~ hInodad folk
E;ohteen men ava -, tha III 80 ~ " ".o.
stantiv. and in summer fhe n,,mher
is nearly a hundred. The hothouses
and conservatorv cover. n snaca o(lO