The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-17
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE.
-, WILSON RECOMMENDS THE
~ ~gprCTlON OF A BUILDING.

4 o,5 claim That There Should Be
Il 80 Privacy in the Home Of the
a-a.;d,nts - An Outline of the
49, If the Proposed improvements
,T".y,xaroy. July 16.-Col. John NJ.
- - commissioner of public buildings
-r.,,nds in his annual report to the
-. - onoineers. recommends that an
20. - b,,,-dinp be erected for the use Of the
4 1-N.;5.rt inst west of the white house, and
-rhars the greenhouse and conservatory now
Il L.and The latter, he says, might be built
,ba Grounds east of the white house and
4 ,.,rsan il and the treasury building. l6 is
q, ,,liovad that the time has come when the
4 t,;.f magistrate should no longer be obliged
bsve his private residence and his office
Il lor tina same roof. The President, the
Il [.nort savs. is entitled to the same privacy
"a n. home life as the humblest citizen.
THROUGH A PICTURE GALLERY.
Snogestion is made that the conservatory
Fl ia ssrertei might be connected with the
"a rbi-e house by picture gallery, opening
Il MT of the east room, and containing por-
"a roit, Of all the Presidents OF the United
Etatas and Of the ladies who have assisted
#Sem in the social duties devolving
II non the President. These ideas are
.ibmitted with the hope that congress
a In take the initiative, and at least pass a
Eaw inviting all tue architects OF the
. .H,ntrv 10 submit designs for buildings to
- "a u,ed for the purposes named. A prize,
II Is thought. should be given to the de-
n Jner whose plan is accepted. 1t is recon-
NJ ended that the white house stables be re-
%noved from their present location to site
Fl Ii be purchased on the other side of Seven
&ieentE street and farther away from the
& White house.
m HARRISoN'S OUTING.
It is said at the white house that the
y president will return to Washington to-
morrow but will go to Deer park again
<Friday or Saturday. A meeting Of the
fabinet will be held at the white house to-
morrow probably late in the afternoon or
evening. Private Secretary HalfOrd, who
Fss in charge of the white house to-day,
kaId that the President has not yet fully
mapped out his plans for the summer but
sill undoubtedly do so tomorrow or next
|iay
LIKES DEER PARK.
+. President Harrison is very well pleased
th Deer Park, and no longer looks with
bvor upon the original plan of railroad
Ntips to and from Washington once a week,
\ Especially as he feels that the administra-
bon of public affairs for the next few
weeks can be conducted at Deer Park with
pr more satisfaction than at Washington.
ecretary Halford said further that there
appeared to be no particular necessity at
PRESENT for stated meetings of the cabinet,
snd if occasion arose they could be held at
( Peer Park just Us well as at Washington.
HIS PROBABLE COURSE.
It is more likely, however that the Presi-
eent will take up the business of each de-
artment separately, in which event the
Advdual members of the cabinet would
psf Deer Park whenever their presence was
qfsred. 1t would, therefore, appear that
Ehe the matter is still undetermined, e
fresident will establish his official head
HArters at Deer Park for the summer.
tarlng the Presidents absence the white
ouse Is undergoing its usual summer reno
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