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, 1886-03-18

DEPARTMENT OF ruE INTERIOR,
OrFIcE or INDIAN Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. lSSG
Sealed proposals. Endorsed Proposal.
for Beef, and directed to the commits.
sioner of Indian affairs. Washington, D..
G.. will be received at this office. until
O'Clock OF Monday. March -, 1856. ioi
the delivery at the Crow agency. Montana.
during the current fiscal year, Of about
3OO,U 200 pounds of gross beef. the first de-
livery 10 BE- made not later than April -.
1886.
The contract will be made for good,
m~erchantable beef, and will be subject Ia
rgld inspection before accepted.
The cattle are TO be furnished on the
hOOi, and must be steers and cows mo
bulls or stays not over Z years Of age and
u average not less than $50 pounds
gross at each delivery.
No animal will be accepted that weighs
less than 100 pounds or that nets less than
30 per cent OF It's gross weight. The price
must be figured gross. but for all cows de-
liyered under any contract a discount of
~ per cent from the proposed price will
be made. BIDS must specify whether the
cattle to be offered were wintercd north OF
south Of the south line of Kansas. The
right Is reserved TO reject n or all bids
or n part Of any bid II deemed best TOR
the interest of tho service; the further
right i also reserved to increase or dimin
ish the amount of beef specified in any
contract 10 the extent Of 25 per cent.
CERTIFIED CHICKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check or dnf on some United
States depository. made payable to the
undersigned. for at least : per cent Of the
amount d tho proposal which cheek OF
dnan will be fortified to the United
States in case any bidder or bidders re-
ceiving an award, shall fail to promptly
execute a contract with good and sufficient
su%roties, otherwise to be returned 10 the
bidder j. D. G. ATKINS.
Commissioner.
, 1886-03-18

An travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best accommoda-
tons in the city at the Western Hotel on
Ffteeuth street The location is agreea-
be and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished, meals the best a first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market. walters who I'M
derstand their business, the best liquors
and cigars in the bar room src among the
many attractions Of this popular bouse.
HERnAs knDnx, proprietor.
, 1886-03-18

You arc allowed q Jree t1dI n Mlrfy
days Of the use Of Dr. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory APP
planes Tor the speedy relief and perma
nent cure Of nervous debility, loss of vi
tally and manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also. for many other diseases.
Complete restoration TO health, yigor aud
manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred.
Illustrated pamphlet, With full informa-
ton, terms, etc mailed free BY addressing
Voltaic Belt O.. Marshall. Mich.
, 1886-03-18

1t would seem to be a truth appreciate

IL YOU'D seem 10 De a truth apprcciable
by all, and especially by professors of the
healing art, that to remove the disease,
not to alleviate its symptoms, should be
the chief aim Of medication. Yet, in how
many instances do we see this truth adj
mitted in theory, ignored in practice. The
reason that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is so successful ia so many cases, with
which remedies previously tried were mad
equate TO cope, is attributable to the fact
that il is a medicine which reaches and
removes the causes of the various mala-
dies to which il is adapted. Indigestion.
fever and ague, liver compliant, gout,
rheumatism, disorder Of the bowels, URN
AIRY affections and other maladies are not
palhated merely, but rooted out by it'll
i really. not nominally, a radical remedy.
II goes 10 the fountain head, and il en-
dows the system with an amount OF yigor
which Is ia best protection against dis
ease.
, 1886-03-18

The best blood purifier and system reg.
ulator ever placed within reach Of suffer
ing humanity, truly is Electric Filters
Inactivity Of the liver, biliousness, jaun.
dice. constipation, weak kidneys, or any
disease Of the urinary organs, or whoever
requires an appetizer, tonic. or mild stim,
nlant. will always find Electric Bitters the
best aud only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, ever bottle guar,
anteed to give entire satisfaction or money
refunded; Sold at fifty cents a bottle BY
w N HINT
, 1886-03-18

A Burnley halloween has posted a
notice In his mill to the effect that "all
young girls employed there must cease %
wear a fringe on the forehead after the
prevailing fashion, and must part their
hair down the center. Failure to comply
Is to be punished with dismissal Chicago
Tribune.
, 1886-03-18

That the reader may fully understand
what constitutes a good cough and lung
syrup, We will say Tar and wild cherry i
the bssls of the best remedies discovered
yet These ingredients with several
others equally eficacious, enter largely
into DIR. Bosanko's cough and lung syrup,
thus making II one Of the most reliable
Dov on the market Price 50 cts and
90. Samples hee. Sold by w. N.
Hunt. WV
, 1886-03-18

Full dressed chickens, fifteen cents per
pound. Full dressed turkeys. twenty
cents. at the Washington market l.. K
Brcsnahen.
, 1886-03-18

Grain, stocks aud provisions bought and
sold ON margin every day at our Office.
Checks for differences made promptly at
3 o 'c!ock. Nell Prentice 4 Co, 6 and <.
Commercial block Telephone No. q.
, 1886-03-18

The railroads In the United States give
work TO $4,000 people.
, 1886-03-18

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Hi
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

EDWARD KING, PrcS.; JAMES VI. MCLEAN, JAMS
II. OGILyIE Virr-pr"s 80. ron LD@DN. ~ccy.
DENVER AND Iro GRANDE wE$TERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
BOndbolders should consider the following comparative
statements:
CoPPELL FoRFCLOsURE rLAN.
per bond OF company bearing ~ tnter.sa
after July 1886. and secured by mortga le-s
Iiep property Of s2OJ0U, proposed to
49, 1. sued 6S4 mIlesL
$500 preferred stock bond part OF S23 0L0C D. :, co
pensate for suTenderng sl40 Of interest," sz
difference Of per cent annually for over % years.
Surrender your claims against the Company, q
Ay SUCCESSOR for the guaranteed principal -eIesL
plan Is believed for various mel
le al there certainty receyEg
per bonds the promise which you nov
surrender Unlimited your present with
power the Coppe onmitteo to borrow money agains
them 10 test the experiment.
BoHDHOLDER5 RESUMPTION PLA..
hrst mortgage cent bond part Of sG9O0 900 500
miles After March. 1883 the t per and from Sep
einber 1885, unt thcn yearly Of per
delayed years unless earnings paw
whole
Interest per interest paymens .hsx,
remain the coupons themselves which opb
tlivs
Preserving your claim tho Denver Compa y. r
eessor by OF the guarantee which retcT.
ence ANY preferred or common
Tue plan furnishes peaceful speedy and Inc fpeDsro
utOn 9 the question and has the merit OF being Ia tie inter
comp and its stockholders instead Of aiding
smother corporation largely indebted 10 10 rid Of tha,
debt without compensation
w. j. PALMER, ,Presldent.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
financial.
6 PINE-ST.. NEw-YORIx
Authorized Capital Stock, Sl,OOO.oOo'
Paid In, S5O0,OO9,

SOUND INvEsTMENT BONDS furnished to savings
Banks insurance Executors and Trustees oil rs
tates and individual investors.
UNITED STATES BONDs state Bonds hunicipsi
Bonds Railroad Bonds bought and sod
DEFAULTED BONDS Of states municipalities ana hai|
road Companies negotiated or collected
CALL AND TINE LOANS made on United states bonns
an good Municipal and Railroad Bonds.
FINANCIAL AGENCY for railroad companies and other
corporations WIN conduct tho nzation oil railroad
COMPANIES corporations whose bonds arc In deau
property the hands OF Receivers or Irustee
RAILROAD LOANS negotiated.
CIRCULARS ON APPLICATION
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

A N ARCHITECT, whose health is poor, wishes
Ban OF practical experience whos good de
hsssso .ake charge OF lis work. Situation permanent
w. Tibuns OGce "A"'s''' s'>"As -s' ~" '-''
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
Gituai,ons t0anic0 female.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

Nj MALb AND FEhAtE HELP
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
fstablished In 1852. Incorporated 1894
$ OpELL- President T. N.ODELi> Treasurer
". II. PNOSSEH, Secretary. NJ. a. hELLOGG Attorney.
Lan once l3l7 Rroadwsy and 100 West 3Ith.st " Y.
I.l~ Snc go ] lLlicI ct. near PlcrrtpOnt
'Io'AJn' lhlsc. s46 !ui,on II near NandeTbntaye.
The references Of all applicants fOi situations lnvesL
vnted
-r:AMSTRESs Private family comDcp nL 40 Il
20 AZ l.3l7 Broadway.
IAU NDitrs~ hist class; private family or hot l. No
StE-f.-Neat yoras and cJmprcnt No G2, at l,di7
-.z............,.
No. 4 u.s. l.ji1 Broadway. . -,
CUOk.-iTtyaic family thOrOUg lly competent NO u u'
az ERAL M3U SEW ORK.-.Ncat young colored girl No
L t4}. ut l,Sl7 LrOa!
C00K and As~IsI wAsH.-Ts an excclcnt family cook
a. at l3lT Bruadway
WAIiili Vel reco amended Al 100 Wo,t , ith ST.
WATCHMAN.-hitchea or tsctulmtn Al lo' "est
COAcHMAN.- Thoroughly competent No 100 West 3ith
II NJ. *.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
Giiuailons Uante0- Malss.


DUTi Err or VALET.-By experienced Swiss ;
ID afs-ellss refereaces j. MAURER. 1856 West 29hst
"a hat.
DIJTLER.-Bv respectable mIddle-aged
man A. butler whore assistance Is given lately arrived
from ngiaud unmarried long aud first class ref
erenceA q. H.. Tribune ptown Otoe, l,23S broadway
HOACHMAN.-By thoroughly competent
man willing and oblgingi objection TO the county
the OF city and country references good nome
big wages. Address 4. n, Tribune Uptown oihee lZSS
Broadway
COACHMAN-Having thorough knowledge
" Of his business, city or countryi willing and useful
all about horses carraees anu 'oJ
beat rot terences employer can be seen ADDRESS
CoACHMAN. 2l9 East 2lstst
COACHMAN, &c.-By a German having q
On Knov ledge az hts busaees also honest sober
and cbissins wills English. drscass no eh,laen
and country reieronCeS AuuIess SoAShmANs
n Stan 9econ1 no0ks
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

pEcoPoED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N.Y CITY
The following shows the recorded
yesterday;
i2stbst l4ore Of SHAVE 25xlO0.ll Charles
Hess enT ana TI'e iicbst n 5oSI cias Kos,ci and
same property Adams ct al 70 G Kessei ,,. l56oO
ea@s ms,o and ~ ' another To- sihoun l2l2O
Torresi-avo ~ in Of Cin.st 2619a; noe 10 o.o
ue!,.rs ss' 30 iG7: Daash and wife 10 Ruiz 1900
7Sd;s, ss,cs No 10 Fast iotio.- $4,000
lee.is%s, liz It Of 7ihavc idI66ii. Bachelor 400
uor"tiost No a. SoxCj GH2O ix66.3; ii TOME. and
,oaIsst Tlis 10 100 II Of ssssve 25.:oOii Diners
seoa'tz and wife 20 .neeISer II Ush,ft l3Soo
AreB, ~ ssS f Of ioth.s 2S,7l assignee of
,asS',, ses.e. 70 5n % II Of is,avc eaIiOoii; sx
Edasss aE.,ss %s Sns 995'ff a75 Of cana st. 26I75;
ss1;v.T aud s,fe TO GsIdep ........ $4,000
79'n ann 81 vie Il 70 N s,Sinfeid 10000
s.mr i Sroperiy, Morns stcinfcd and wife to Homer
,sss'sin TGie i5o IT Of iothavc 35I5aii Hoi
,o,., apa and M SiiG 20 Of 5snTc 3i3S9I tMary
ard a%S.hs 60 Il g9n S!i e!s Ges7o Jas $3.50
,lsS..fp mSaapny 100 # Of Shave 25oIOoii John
S.~%lnso So sha 5i' Of asvs also 5
50 IT Of 4thave 2oIss9' executors for mn ooo
l2,S.i : 40 Il 6 Of 2dsve 301@j9I-i Kelly
SAME sS pToPer9y; s%4 John flynn Bernard
s2os hs'Sus'S $50 Of shave i321io2a Meyer
sSd wife los e eq9Sfh iaTio92 bono 0--OO
lO6th-st :. 2Ss sei Is;-aye. 25zlooIl: VIVA ooo
lSs ,a 81 sn3 moths. .dt 60 Troy $4,000
AvTG irsos eoI y, 81 s'h's. Ot"'Oy 500
l4sn S1S sna s,e 81 10 Pcn 700
IN a Al
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
Diri0cn0 H.otltes.
: EIGHTY.NINTH DIVIDEND.

EIGHTY.NINTH DIVIDEND.
OFFICER OF THR NIw-YoEK EprirtBLE INSURANCE
CoHPAsY NO ~ ALLsT.-N sw -YoRG, JAN. O. 1888. :
T'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
4 day declared senIiannual dividend OF SIX PER
CHAs. L. GUM, Secretary
THE EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK NO
us West 2sds sthsvcI has declared dividend
ON deposits ior the months ending Deeen ber 81 1885, at
the rate OF TOUT PER c. NJ PER ANAUM on sums Of
Deposits made not later than January 10 viii draw Interest
GEORGE e. WALDO President
JAMES C. GULICK, First Vice President
EDWARD J.. FAIRFIELD. second Vice Presi mt
HENRY K0NlG JR. secretary.
VTNlON DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTE.
Broadway. 32ii-st. and 6th-ave
New'fOek. y. Y.
December 49, 1885
The Trustees have declared dividend present
Up to 81 900. az per cent per annum all sums.
On aecOunts OF more than OJO at cent per annum
ono and 8 OF the
be credited In pass after jan 90 and
then be drawn, or allowed to remain will draw nrre
"a a deposit Of jan J.
Deposits may he made without coming person. Blanks
and instructions or application -
Money deposited or before the 10Th Of January draws
interest froIu the hrst
GARDNER s. CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
CHARLES T. SPRAGUE, secretary.
IOISr DIVIDEND.
THE UNITED STATES FIHE INSURANCE Co,
No lis BROADWAY.
January ., 1886.
The directors day. earnings Of past
SIX months declared dividend Of FIVE PER CENT. pay
aOh ON demand
GEORGE E COCK.
secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
Sitranons Danten--femaIes.

CIMNrS SELECT AGENCY, No. 115 West
- 25ths. 9th ave-supplies hrsclas servants Tor
WAITRESS and PARLORMAlD.-By a
w cOmpsent hrstclass young North GERMAN under
stand. business thoroughly hfstcas ciy references
90 3d ave, near lsthst.
NNAlTRESS. BY a trustworthy Protestant
w young private family; three years refer
enco Address N. L., 76D 3d.ave, advertising oice.
WASHING and lR0NING.-By Il German
w woman. In o out Of the house: best reference
Mrs BECKkR asa West tth.st, 81 hoor.
SNASHlNG.-BY Il respectable woman to
w wash for family gentlemen very reasonabe good
city references i56 West 37th st., IN store.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
EfAEST DIVIDEND.
Copnrirersbip Notices.

GARTER, HAWLEY g. CO.-The copart-
~ nership heretofore existing between HENRY F..
HAwLEY n GkogGE II. MACY 9ndor the ilrIn naTe o,
taon Either parner will sign tho Grm n,me in liquidation
Noy-York Dec. 81, 1855. II HhNR RY L.. UANLhY.
GEORiE III. MACY.
CARTER. HAWLEY co.
The business OF CARTER. HAWLEY = co. VIII be con-
tInuod u dsr firm with Mo5srs. r. GHlS-
WOLD uEROs :. RICHAWD r. IYER5 and EDWARD ".
PACEA ID. who have al int est from this ia q, -
New. York Jan l. 1885. HENRY n. HAWLEY.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
xT,E BoNDHoLDERs' COMMITTEE FOR THE he
ORGANIZATION OF THE DENVER AND Ri'
GRANDE RAILWAY COMPANY,

Notice Is hereby given the time within which 'he
Of the and Rio Grande RAILWAY Company
may become parties 10 the roorganzatioh asreohcns '
June 10 1885 "a amended 10 extended TO JANUARY o.
1886 After will only be received al inc
United States Company Of EewYork utoh the pay
nent of / per OF rs face value.
New York December 10. 1888.
BY order OF the Committee r,,pCU.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

MUTUAL FIRE ISsuRaNcg COMPANY.
NEW YOEK, Jan :. l-sj ,
rE'lIE annual election for trustees of tins
company and for nsp ctor, o. Elections will he heid
Tue.day lnlh ihst. ncns a. - oel'cs ~ and
closing al ,. M 4 H. Aims ,O-,u,
OFYIcE or TIE I}tREcKrH STREET. GvD
frLoN fgEuI hMLEoAD CoIriNY, ,,y, {
C2l WEI @JnsIr NL~. 1dth, jan o. I7Sb)
fINIIE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
and Three Ih,pector- Of tccuon 10 serve during the
ensuing yelr Will hrd Tll UE DAY January - l-tl
at the ONCE Of The conp,ry ro' wy DE- open i"m 70
IHoNAS il hcLi.AH' 7cef"t-Iy'
1ug CENTRAL N,uoyu BANK oF THE CITY oP NEW YORK.
" \ Ew. YORK, Drc o. 1875. !
INHE ANNUAL ELECTION Tor DIRECTORS
Of this Eank vii be held at the banking hoise $50
Broadw,y. tuesday. January - J. ~ iqls 9prn from
Cashier.
UsIoy Trust CoNF4vY OF NTw. YoRs.)
TJ iEDApWAT cor. RECTOR Il.
NFv.N OKK jan T. l0S6.
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING or STOCK
TRUST COMPANY # NtW N1HK viii tsse pace 4 'he
ofcr M c company - Hroid~av New OK, Tues
da, Janu nv - sS.. NJ n 1o o. N.
Polls open II aud NJ clock The tianSfor bo"ks
A.. RJNALD@ON. secretary.
UrrIcE CoyII>lNrAL INSURANCE Co.
20 leo HrUAuWAY.
NEW-l OIK. Dec 90 lssj.)
rEHE ANNUAL ELECtION FOR DIREC-
lltb day nost hi, oice The poll Will open
~ NUM- cYEU5 rEcK. Secretary.
LNOR SALE.-Scaboard National Bank stock.
BANK sToCK, Tribune Uptown Oncc. .23s Broadway.
WELLS, FARGO e. CO., NO. 60 BWAY.
s.v and scv Mining s,octs other FaeJae coast srcm
grSia5je ro%ShG 1,S e fsS Gnd E"T"pc Saa ronoard
freight Pasfa0s AMI Vaiuai les 10 all Hpa'iS ofhe Wod
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Economy is Wealth.

= rom Lb6 CHtcQQO N 0ts
John T. Lester saws that he bought mis- first
hundred shares of Northwestern sfock after
sitting in a game of whist At the Caiu-
met with Albert Keep, the PRESIDENT. Inc
stake had been the drinks. TIE ruoOer nnaliy
was to decide who should pay Tor tne PACK,
and it fell to Millionaire B1ep to settle Wath'
the steward for the card. Lestersays he sat
long enough at the tabE 20 see PRESIDENT Keep
steal his hand into thu Tail POCKET of his black
broadcloth coat br1g out piece of newspa-
Der. carefully wrsf up the pack aud return it
to his nocket' Visn he hurried ont, and on
his way home ordered 100 shares Of North
western bour0t for MIN.
"a man = Lester, in his own YernaCular,
explainI, ''who could show such careful ana
minuH economy in the management OF his
ovr personal affairs must be hi of man
fS- tie President of a great railroad"
Lester has never lost faith in Northwestern
since that game OF cards. lie has stuck to it
through thick aud through thin.
Millionaire Keeps carriage, in which he
rides down to business every morning, ought
70 be another recommendation for North
western. 1t looks like the Deacon's wonder
full chaise. 1t looks more antiquated still; as
If. for instance, it had been used in ante rev.
olutionary days, and haG been down through
the Keep family from before WashiDgton's
time. The horses are bays, fat, short necked,
modest sort OF animals. They move along
with their heads close down TO their work,
Just like their respected owner The harness
doesn't arkle anywhere with silver or gold.
1t is a solid sort of contrivance, however, tied
here and there with a stout piece Of rope. and
probably came fifty years ago out OF the stock
kept in the general store in Wisconsin. where
Albert Keep and P. f. w. Peck made mil
llOn aOiQca
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
A Few Words with Those who Want
to Increase Their Trade.

The popularity OF the SUNDAY MORN
ING NEWS and It's great circulation
among the ztelligent and prosperous
people of a populous city and a
large portion Of Georgia and Florida, not
reached by any other paper on Sunday,
gives 1t value to advertisers not pos
sessed by any other paper in
the Southeast, No matter what their
goods, wares 90 wants are, advertisers
will find the SUNDAY NEWS unequaled
as a medium through which to address
thousands of people who have many
wants and the money with which to sup
ply them.
Advertisements inserted for Is cents
and upwards. A small advertisement re-
ceives as much care and attention as a
large one. Advertisements can besentdn
any day in the week for insertion in the
SUNDAY NEWS. Special contracts made
for large advertisements inserted more
than onc-
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Greek Meets Greek.

From the Omaha Herald.
AS I strolled on the beach with the fair Isa-
bella
We were friends OF long standing, I'd dknown
her week
Was it love or the shade of her gorgeous
umbrella
That futtered in crimson across her soft
cheek?
Hope tugged at my heart strings and made
me audacious,
For when coquetry blooms like ProVenca
rose,
Itissurely sign that she means to be gracious,
And bless with sweet favor some one OF her
beaux.
So set me to wooing, both blithely and
bravey,
Caught in mine small hand in brown
CANT de Suede;
Snatched kiss from her lips, and was begging
her suavely
To leave out my heart from the list Of be-
trayed,
When she stopped. "Pm sorry" she muir
INJURED discreety,
"But, you see-rm engaged!"-and pre-
tended to sigh;
While a swift recollection upset me COM
pletely-
Great Cesarg' gasped, 81 forgot. So
am / ~
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Breakfast at the White House.
From the Heao York Sun.

Breakfast was formerly served at the White
House at 8 O'Clock, and the President was
of en- at his desk an hour or so before. Now
the breakfast hour is O'Clock, and only once
or twice since his marriage has MIR. Cleveland
attended to any official duties before gong
down stairs. He usually passes into the Ii
brary on his way to the dining room to take
what kilograms or letters are lying upon his
desk, and runs through them while waiting
for breakfast to be served. He gets into the
official harness about an hour later than he
used to do, and 1t is generally 10 O'Clock now
adays before he begins work, when was the
hour formerly. He pulls steadily along until
l 80, when, on every alternate day, hereceives
the public, and then goes to luncheon, and
after ward chats with the ladies for a few
minutes as he smokes cigar.
During the morning hours Mrs. Cleveland
sees nothing of her husband, but spends her
time in reading, sewing. arranging things
about the house. wandering in the conserva-
tory aud gossiping with the gardener about
the flowers, of which she IS very fond. In the
attic of the White House is a wonderful store
of old things, and the young women ,have been
overhaullng them, dragging to light relics OF
Jeffer sonian simplicity and Jacksonian Sc
the artistic modernness that has prevailed
since Gen. Arthur and the Tiffany renewed
the Presidents quarters. While theresisnc 8,
necessity for Mrs. Cleveland exercising am
supervision over the dome stic affairs of stte
place, as the servants are well tralnedfa cd
numerous, scarcely day passes wlthC a
| consultation with the steward or visit q le
| cook who. with the rest Of the hOuBehold ~
mire their yOuBg mistress as much as ''a
| public do. They talk about dinner. and laacl
| con, and breakfast suggest what tbey 10 ;
| ike, and how tney want it served, fl-t B0me
! exOeriments have been attempted tBe re-
| production of daintes the Preside ubs plt1c
was fed upOn when she was abroad.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30


Nearly every evening after MISS 0Ieks re-
tires Mrs Cleveland follows the ErSslue ~
the library and sits with him until ms lap1rs sne
are laid aside. She rsads old noVss ~, " ~. tno
latest magazine. aud afterward cails lor sHe
newspapers, and, absorbed in them, perm6ss las
the Chief Magistrate 10 write M veio 10 fS1s
sages uBdisturbed Sometimes Wlcn aps ne ,veto
an amusing case he throws the papers ., lrso no
her Lap. and she is much interestesS IN hsnrS VIA
curious letters containing an sores oi sii IN
rec uests and suggestions, that come ualiy IN
the Presidents mail. Often she VIII sls ~ sHe
opposite side OF ns desk ana write iethsYs h,,a ho
her mother or her school friends WINE he
frames Presidential disapproval OF an acS oi
Congress - 49, vKTl,ita
House T. a happy and fascinating one. Sne
is in love with the old place, anu oelns it VI n
impr9ssionable disposition, enjoys the nOVelty
of hsr situation. she can realize with gravl-
ty (he popularity she has won, anH Std as ,sat t
reads the papers cannot but be mindiul that
her grlish beauty has added to her t9
her nave not Turned her head. the elevation
to which she has been lifted has not dlsturpeo st
her poise, and she is conscious OF nothing OuS
gratitude and haDDineaB.