The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
THE CLETELANDs soON TO MOVE
INTO 7HEIR SUMMER NOME.

Mr.. Cleveland Has Furnished II In Ae.
cordance with Her Own Ideas, aud the
President VIII Not Enter the House
Until Everything IN Put In Readiness.
WASHINGTON. May CIT IA the intention OF
the President and Mrs. Cleveland to take pos
session OF their summer home near Rod Top
during the present week. Mrs. Cleveland has
exercised exclusive jurisdiction In furnishing
and fitting IN the house. and 1t Is said that she
has arranged everything with n Wow to giving
her husband a delightful surprise. He has
not been permitted to enter the house since
the property was secured and turned over
to Mrs. Cleveland. At her request tho
President has RETAINED from making
amy suggestions about 1t. and she
has been permitted to exercise hor own
sweet will in selecting the interior decorations.
she has made frequent visits to tho house. and
when accompanied by her husband ho Inns
usually remained In the carriage while slo en-
tered to give such directions as were needed.
Those who have boen permitted to get IA
glimpse OF the interior OF tho Presidents
suburban home shy Mrs. Cleveland has dis
played exquisite taste in all the arrangements.
and the new place Is even more attractive
than the cottage at Red Top which tho
Cleyelands occupied four years ago. 1t Is pos
sible tho present cool weather may delay
tho Presidents family in leaving tho White
House until next week. but the President is
eager to take possession. for he is debarred
from Inspecting 1t until every detail is com
rleted. Mrs. Cleveland PROPOSES THAT when
everything Is in readiness she will take the
ator .h, no,oi,, ,nro. ~ ,n. In, ho,a nonn
NM osido mi Jriv, ont 70 tha nav home'
Steward st. Clair will have ready just such n
dinner as the President enjoys. and It is pos
sible n few personal friends may he invited to
share the hospitality OF the occasion.
pr' eehneri SuIer'h.'nueh. OF im'n'gra.lon'
spent several hours at the Treasury Depart
sionar Stnmn ,bout tho nav i'm iprnti, m
s'oNei s,"n' 'oo", .
laws wh,:n are to De enforced Tor tho ilrst
tnys tho new lnws nre exp,ct.d to correct
.n,S .h Wv "" ,n,,, - W. - ",
under the former regulations. and he look for
hotter results under tho new system Of e1.
a III M SnsrfG.GT' 70 T 20, me smmiH Entn.s
WIZ NJ innnti ~ w. lns Sn ,hce
must hayo the .pproysi q three q
mi,ttedH TO ,ond On" Of the be'SE CON misssione Is
TO TO REPRESENT the imm,rrnnt' Whereas In" I'm,
migrant RI was LEFT to make an arpsai in his o Y
behalf under n1sn ,r the ,r ,frm Mi,h rSe im nro D,ii
SeEerhl cnharmctn ,or reatn'n nrav,1eHes ~ t,,is
rnn, nr;riIngn whjoh Larntnttnr" !, = -
t"ro tnar, hnnIrod doiinrs VOW mar rho Enrern'
,nn". s"vnrnI AMI ,rhesn noattare VA,
nnionnns u;th Socratarr fnrj;eln MI h. IN
nenred TO PC very muGn pienssa WIN tns frn,
affairs Mt Tllis Island. ''o
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Tho following applications from New Workers.
were recorded Mt the Treasury Department to-
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spector pr hoilers at New York: T. ADDISON
.roinWell 81 hha!onaTic. \" De u shioi nl az
L. Tuthill OF Brooklyn. to be, Inspector OF hulls
nt New iork: i, H. Mnnsnt'HH IN ni E,lZape'h. y.
"irhe visit to the White House last week
OF tn. three prominent anti.snhrrers. Messrs.
Poucher. McClelland. and Mckane. and their
subsequent conference. with Assistant POST
General Maxwell. IS beginning to benr
fruit. 1t was said ut the time that they came
on various matters OF patronage. and one or
istrntion has. commenced to move In the mp