New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
THE PRESIDENTS POOR HEALTH.
LAID up WITH AN ATTACK OF RHEUMATIsM
SENATOR SHERMAN on A WESTERN " DISCOVERY
-THE PURIIc PRINTER WANTS MONEY.


TIKI PURIIc PRINTER WANTS MONEY.
frrrN REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or ruy rrTsr~vA
wAsHSoroS Dec. The Presidents health "a far
from what ouKht 10 b. In fact II has given serious
IN his friends of late. To-day II Is announced
that he has been suffering from Rheumatism He has not
been down stairs for two days This afternoon INC
usual public reception omitted because II was h'
sorted that he busiv engaged with hs Message
This may Of course be true It IL hardly probable ho"
ever that he could spare half hour FOR such core
mony 81 this time. twice or three times week
learn upon what consider good authority that the
Presinent Is himself somewhat alarmed OF hs
condition lie has lately been seen by massaSe eApe''
and understood that he has consented TO undergo
regular ~ treatment Tho expert was Htroi-p
recommended 70 The President by Secretary nannns"ho
had cInployed him in his with excellent ehec~
The treated Mr. ridden and Wa h Attendance
upon General Arthur While he SIN occupying me
White House. The trouble with tho President 5 ia'K "a
exercise. Practically he takes none al all The ohp
fresh air he got for long time was In snort a'er"
drives around the suburbsof Washington On OF A'e Il
Is that he has taken 10 eariy morning ""AS
in the White House grounds Oh which occasions
he Il AWAY. accompanied by MIS- Cevelalu
II was the annoy anee to viii curious people who came
on purpose look at the President and his vie
while taking their stroll subjected tie couple thai re-
suited in the recent order closing the White House
grounds to the public until o'clock in the morning.
NatuTly full-boodod the President increases his tro
BILE it said hy disregard Of the most ordinary rules OF
diet. His meals taken hnr-iedy. He neither rests
after them does be engage in moderate exercise
After breakfast he Immediately sits down work and ne
does the same thing after dinner. Lyen his MARRIAGE
does 10 have altered his old habits In TINS
respect He is fond too, Of lndigestiDie
dishes which would the stomach OF
much younger and healthier person than he The can
ger OF pursuing such "a course has been repcais',y
pointed out to hin and now for the first time ID hs
Is said. the Prc-ilen feels somewhat uneasv hls
friends hOweyer. - expect cool results fom TIE
masssce treatment which he will undergo
called Senator shermans attention 70 an S rhre
has atira ted more notice perhaps than 1t deseryea
quote IL headlines merely BECAUSE Iiel eouth tnV h
OF the article referred to;
tn thinkins Al bonds q the UaiiS N Be cal n
change things generally.
the upon which the WrifeEof this article
bases his important discovery and only repeat what
Senator sherman said:
Tho 81 the article Is mistaken IN supposng that
the net STRENGTHENING the public credit passed March,
1899 applies any of the bonds outstanding except the
per cents Upon its face II only reIers To those bons
ths are receeuaie AFTER nve OF ten years aud pa ale
Ia twenty o. forty The az and per cent bons
within the period OF th@ir maturity They issued
Under ihr ref niing aci which passed after the aS re-
feied oanf are governed ~ the ens OF that act They
can only ~ paid when they MIXTURE"
Public Printer Benedict one Of the Presidents own
discoveries" whose ability 10 reform the viii
had grown mp under 4 wicked Republican regime
hcrTlded from one end Of The country Other
been Office months only aud be sees himself
compelled already 70 announce probable deficit of
Ss5Ooc at the end Of no hsi half u the asca year
Ccgross appropriated the session tie -ersi -
al s2oOO0O tor the Public Printer. with this provi~o
how ever that only half o. a or 900 siaId be exspd-
ed between June 20 and DeccnbcT 81. 81. Benedict
said to0iay that he Intended ak the Sec
rrtaTy OF the Treasury to recommend to CON
grcss in his report the nu.cdinte. appropriation
u $4,000, el-e be would be Obliged r. ,ose MS
ONCE and ss end the printing o bills and
which Al the beginning ol each us4sy heavy
Nh Benedict claims u have heen extraordinarily di.cret
III The management of hs Oace and 10 have r~iared
pcnscs Ia the lowest figure | viii mention
ony one Instance o. the In which ne docs lnis
Inc other day lie dis harged large number
OF women who were working IN the building at tie
Cue. .- tae iyloEaphial tnon and epS'nrcd uien "a
their stead II was not inserted that the women turned
out bad work nor Vas there any iust ground for
plant against them la other respects. They simply
have done. ms formed the sum and
yielded to the csmor Of the union thereby eualed
additional expense upon the Government such IL sam
Ing Mr cleT.ind-s ph, Ps.- -. IA s- Y star
he application o. Jonn senursn for liuuor license.
Tie grsund IS SAID tla we pAss ne proposea to
ro1e. has r-scied I e Comm sSon-r- aud they have
dreaded that license shall be i-surd 10 oaumsn, r-
-.le Of liquors TIE inference IA. gg-sts
tat III" President WILL iake ais ocer With Crackers aud
tom Ochitree. the fiery Texan. was at the Depart
mem ~ justice th- other day pardon. N
bic. OF o. his c0D-ttaents. rh-re
lIfi r.-rir Ia Inc In act after eloquent apps
part Of tue rel haired state h.lknt OF
a Oi great People. II D-caDe FAITHFULLY Apparrut
that VT Oc.lliree lad I'd his hre in In lau-.
mage delicate rircnu-t and the fast that he
tsiKng TO grrat " would permit. the clerk
forinei Nix. nchroe: Justice shall be done In
Case, Nr Ochiitrrr. Justice -
Jusno~!" hrOE- OciItrce, forgetting for the
momrut that NJ within s,trrd precincts OF tao
xukf u<fi sef
~sut- LIercy waicn drorp-th the rain from
HeavuH and the iml eluOus 1e.aU IOAshei his l.
hurst his Quot ion fr,n TIE Merchant OF
Venice bicl the rtOuy CLERK bOrs the
-quHnimity of veteran. accnstornsi SCENES
Il nr~Gies bld that Drlitrec client still ngers
iu duraf vile, ard Is likely rerraiu there until
end VI LIS term.