The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
b READY TO MOVE.
cleyelands Will Leave the
White House.
AM FURNISHES EVERYTHING.
a., Families Usc Nothing but
no,a. siivor aud Cut Glass.
Eo.,iy Entertainments

Nnatlv EnkoTththuse'
bon July 9.-About this time
finley is thinking of plans Tor
Enr at the White House. oi
|. takes ii for granted that her
kwill be elected. But. whether
rival, politically speaking, is
n, become the first lady in the
March A next. the Nation VIII
for tn, domestic arrangements
ecntiye mansion SO carefully
~. of the president ncru nave
NV On that score. Cleveland
ks White iioVsr as uach"ioi,
y Was A widowor. yc. they were
,hie there as Il IN" .Stsbhsii-
mean a iirsf-class hotel.
n v urevious 10 March ! Will
At tue W hltc 'ious'r - .p
Eolch kind of Il hpuscclcanlns;
Sild nevol do 10 haze me new
nd The ,stnOlis hmci,t h"rwise
EFFECT order. everything VIII
rs neat rs Il new pan. a,id tili
boxes OF the cleveland ram
! packed and made ready 10 De
kay ON the day before inauI w.
| The last of the baggage VIII
N off un,il the morning oi thdt
kw noon the outgoing prcoH"ut
kfc will be prepared tor depart
kr only to accomplish one 'asl
This will be . innch gwen.
n established custom. to ne
nresider, and his VIE. toSc' her
4 dozen invited guests.
sil,nt usually comes 10 w ASH
Jew DAYS IN advance of the M
in order To make his own
hnts Preparatory to that event.
his family with him and. as q
nm at A hotel. Garfield stayed
krs Iouse Harrison and tlrva- p
N at the Arlington. Tho Flcve-
e yeass agl hired u suite oi
on the SECOND floor oi that
includ.ng u private dining room.
and waiter Wes. ass. .yned to
Elusive service, and detectives
lad in the hallway To protect
q Intrusion. Among the articles
keryice furnished for their iisc.
rs. forks and spoons once Owned
Empress Eug, nlc. ana Mr.
| lkank OH. OF "a coffee cup mat
10 Napoleon | For all of tins
sss he paid $40 Il day.
The IIarrsons came 20 town.
{rs ago. thu Clevelands invited
kiay at the White House until
klration: but the offer OF hospi-
declined. ~ the time OF Gar
kth she executive mansion was
Idlsortarei condition that II was
advisable TO put 1t into proper
iore Arthur entered into occu-
Zrocrdingly. the Latter occupied
@ the Butler hull,ilnl;, opposite
as the guest OF senator Jones
d who had lessed it. When Mr..
and Ms sgpC sSor shall have
Ron. the car itpi on inauguration
will be served in the l<ivate
BIN at the White House. Mir.
will then be ii private citizen
BIZ he ami his wife Will play the
hostess for the last gme in the
n The chic magistrate.
ate tt.nlne room i a cosy rooI"'
Enough Tor the comfortable seat
couple al do1 n people at tine
10 massive uakcn sideboards are
filled with costly services "'
hetal and cut GLASS. The iunch
and Mr.. Cleveland VIII say
10 the newcomers aud will drive
any other private cii'zels.
hey will ~ d rect to the railway
il take the train for New YORK.
F.. when he left the w hlte
hyed over night at Senator
General Arthur spent a few
his friends the rrelinIhuycns
b his departure from Washing
ew johnson refused to ride to
with Grant; SO the latter went
Johnson took temporary iernge
use of John + Coylc. who at
editor of the Nat onal intelli-
phnson hated Grant Hereby on
trouble with the war depart
IN arose when the hero of Apo
secretary Of war ad interim.
r. Cleveland goes out tn" four
n of another White iiousc 0tli-
to an end. This official Is the
me executive mansion. and his
made by statute. His business
Ifintond n. tEc hons keeping IN
ents dewlling. and he Is re-
pot the safety of all the turni-
oiher movable property. lie
lsV Year from the Treasury,
Wred to give "A bond of $4,000.
M Is at liberty 10 appoint any
ooseS 10 the stewardship. Mr.
selected his own huilcr. a
ian named sinclair. who mas
IN this capn ity through hotn
me government furnishes al. .
Me president and a maid Tor
Wen as a groom for the waite
'.s' nut he president mast pay
yWh pocket the WAGES OF his
loyed '' ~
responsibility attaches to tho
ewart, mas much ps much al
~ proper IL ve,v vaIiable.
M quantities of gold. SILVER,
a a'I cut glass, which could
,hSp'ar'u fcr the sum repre-
u ue Stewards bond. There Is
"a az, AZ the White House, say
i ~ MI of the spoons. fork .
NJ are of pure gold and
as'lNo silver pitchers, trays
,uals' m"licd down ana so,d
Mtoni,i fetch pretty sum
sN dozen forks and "A like
spoons " pure gold. which
NJ uurlng the almiuistrat'ono ~
anu subsequently, employod
argument against that gen
n, NV president and his wife
81, s,at" dinners in the White
u',, VeW Of each oiher across
WI he lnterrunt.d ,,,
no n,eu with flowers. Al thesr