Democratic Sentinel, Volume 17, Number 34, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 September 1893 — Mrs. Cleveland's Housekeeping. [ARTICLE]

Mrs. Cleveland's Housekeeping.

Tho mistress of tho White House has little trouble in housekeeping, for all tho servants aro under control of the steward. On him devolves tho duty of proparing a bill of fare and of marketing; then ho sees that the other domestics aro fulfilling their duties properly. Over tho kitchen, two housemaids, butler and assistant laundry-woman and stable servants, he has the entire supervision, and if he wishes to discharge bolp he gives his reason and c tmplaint to the mistress of the houso, who acts as she thinks best. All of tho servants, except tho cook and tho coachman, are paid 1 for out of tho President’s salary, and &b there are about ton in all, tho item is no small one. For running expenses—such as repairs—the government allows a certain sum each year.