New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

uucks ana under rubbish until thcy nnaiy smorkoo ~
most In front Of the special car A. ssurprise the
msnGuvre success, though like most surprises IL
lsokcd In dignity.
At the White House unusually quiet to-day-as
least to all outside appearances The sAro OF tho sun
brought out In full relief against the dark blue sky tho
white front Of the building with Its lofty portioo In
front the fountain was laziy splasning
fcw palms swayfns their leaves
IN conscious pride among the broad OF tho lawn
The place seemed deserted for the arrival ct long
intervals OF messenger, who departed as stealthy as
he had come The crowd which passed IN the street oil
day looked inqurngy through the wicket at tho house
with It's cosey-drawn shades and wondered what Was
going inside few bolder than the rost made their
to the door only to be told By the keeper that the
house closed
Early in tho morning the solitary figure OF man was
seen pacing and down u tue grounds IN the rear OF
the mansion. He seemed lost in meditation. aud az ne
passed In the shadow OF the Warrington monument he
hailed to contemplate It's towering dimensions
It was the President Only a few people were
astr yet. Even the wachman In the grounds
was Ignorant Of Mr. Clevelands morning stroll. IL was
surprise everybody for hc rarely takes exercise OF
At 10 O'clock the President vent to church. accom-.
panied by Miss Cleveland and Miss Nelson. As might
Crowded. The pss.p ws, e cvnosare Of ali
but he bore the ordeal we'll When lie rose to walk down
look of determination his face, ike that of soldier
who has been called npon to face the batteries or ne
"
encd to a sermon It was with q surprising look OF
annoyance and unmstakabe manifestation OF inpa.
patience that the President jumped into his carriage ana
"GoIy. but de ole man is mad" said darky WI VINO
look at the President and the unsophiscated remark
drew quiet smile from the crowd that was wenune us
way home from church. ,,..
Colonel Lamont, as the factotum Of the President.
reigns supreme at the White House In the absence OF M
chief He is bustling about giving directions repynS
to inquiries and Issuing orders, and all with cneerIu
and aacrty which bespsak volumes for ms deVo
at Cleyelan1.
that there is change in the programme as aIready
Washington may be some what modified by the arrange
ments which the President will make while IN New, s
there will 10 no wedding trip. though the
engrossng clerks OF and House have received
to the White House in the course of the week or ten
days following Wednesday Ten days is tho limit al
proval to bills II they not signed or vetoed WITHIN
tnat period they become lay without tho Presidents
without being examined by Mr. Cleveland were theE 10
be sent to MIN IN tho & .t week o his r. OF
will gaantly fOrbear troubling him with their Ds our
more. that there will be no Cabinet meeting on thursday
next ,,, l.. a.,
the Presidents house, as Is already called on ,ne
Tonalytown road the centre OF attraction string
about tbs place all day A sturdy colored watchman
stood guard at the entrance to the farm ana turned
upon the house by those who view it were
similar in their nature. Eve rybody not familiar WIN
'Is that the Presidents house asked the wife CT
welI-kuown Democratic member OF the Honse
at Madame" replied the sable watcbman.
Isn't there some mistake about ths she asked ner
better half who does not pride himself on Jenersonian
simplicity" ,., A.,
"Why. what's the matteri" laughingly replied the
Congressman. Isn't this time OF Jenersohiah su'
plicityi" 49,,
20. dreadful looking old place." she said; ,and
shade speak Of and then look at that gravey
soil. Why don't believe IL would grow anything but
sorrel grass"
The Con FRESHMAN replied: "We, there Is ane view,
and suppose that what the President paid his money
for, though for my part. I think that would nave
saved it and takon trip occasionally to the top
Of the monument"