New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
IN AND AROUND THE WHITE HOUSE.
TOPICS TALKED OF IN WASHINGTON.

1ALkED Of In WASHlNOlON
THE PRESIDENT ADVISED TO TAKE MORE EXERCISE
-sEvAroRsHrP covrysr~.
WARRINGTON. Dec tSpeeiap.-waldo Hutchins. who
the Westchester District in Congress for six
years. comes to Washington occasionally He carries
his years lightly and that he enjoys per
feet health 81 walk to the station every morning. said
he "then walk down to my Office In New-fork, Two
miles, and what with running about during the day
manage get miles Of walking daily do
smoke. except occasionally very mild cigar In my
house in the country havea force pump u send water
tank In the top of the house. and almos every after
noon 20 down and take turn at that Tor barbour
retire about H. sleep we'll and rise about o'clock.
II would take Of themselves they would live
happier and longer" Mr.. Hutchins continued "Now
there poor Beach. who literally killed himself by
breathing day after day. night after night. week in and
week OUT the poisoned atmosphere Of the House Then
there Gus schell. with whom was very intimate
Az long he kept with and took plenty OF exercise
good health but after he married he bought
big carriage and hts wife made him ride good deal He
heavy and dull and dropped on the same way
"a Governor Morgan did When was here In Congress
used to dine occasionally with President Arthur,
and never could get away before o'clock
In the morning. He was free liver.
and took TOO little exercise, although
he was fond Of horseback riding and fishing and lived
good deal in the open air"
The conversation then dfted to President Cleveland
and Mr. Hutchins said
~Ibecame acquainted with Mr. Cleveland before he
nominated for Governor He left Syracuse the night
before the nomination when 1t seemed probable that
would receive It. That his expectation and he told
me So saw him frequently while no Governor but
happened hear Of OF the rheumatic attacks
which now see 1t s sad be suffered when he lived In
Albany remember that after he elected President
Mr. Cleveland In company with Daniel Manning and
Smith Weed. visited Mr.. Tiden. Mr. Weed told me
fhay ohaf hat
and ths< Cleveland tipped the beam at
27s pounds while Manning six pounds heavier
hear that the President has gained good many pounds
almost no outdoor exercise morning evening stroll
with his wife through White House grounds all very
camo down the train with aud told him to say to
tho President m that unless he changes his habits
to take plenty OF outdoor exercise he Will go as some
other men have gone.
met another NewYork friend Of the President to-day
and he said
he will not live to be nominated as his own SUCCESSOR
peninsula of Michigan in the Hoise.Is Republican
the Lth Congress, m bonor which he well de
served asked him Il there enough Wolverine eand
dates for the United State Senate to form brigade
"A brigade yes or Grand Army corps was the prompt
his state faithfully In Congress- for twenty years be
honest he II able aud hr poor do not think any OF
these things should tell against him.
dropped In TO talk with Frank Hiscocs this afternoon.
said We'll have not lost any sleep over II ana 90
not intend TO lose any The contest Is becoming very
will made red hot 10y the first week I'D Jan
uary. What will DO this session. Well suppose the
best the Republicans do IL 10 keep the Democrats
from doing much mischief
Editor Dorsheimer here in conference with Speaker
Carlisle and Colonel Morrison TO arrange tariff matters
for the cOning session The impression prey ais tnat hey
have m getting the President incorporate
his n cautious hint to Congress TO do something
reduce the REVENUES by an enlargement OF tie free list
Mr. Youmans the chief clerk of the Treasury Depart
mo has. in
faculty to attend 10 small things HIS mlnd seems 10
dwell on tariiuess." He dreams at night OF long
lines of clerks coming in minutes late and calculates
precision how much IL lost thereby 10 the Gov er-
emt Mr. does less work than an the
Treasury has had since 1861. But that not his fault
tie could II IL he wOud. Every Bureau officer that
is worth anything is annoyed Disguised by the
factory rules adopted Ia dealing with the Treasury EN-
poyes- The other day newspaper man entered me
room OF a much-eseemed Bureau chief and surprised
to SEQ that worthy Official putting vigorously an exceed
ingly poor cigar tie smoke from which filled the apart
ment This fragrant breach OF discipline for an
instant puzzled the newspaper man but he
finally mustered up courage enough to inquire
OF tho Bureau chief he had heard OF the recent Order
On yes" he replied. II have heard Of it and have
long as the author rule walks through the balls and
enters the various rooms smoking cigar WHICH Is oi
brand inferior 10 that AN now smoking.
1t will be remembered says The Capitai that Judge
Thsian bought twenty tbOusanddollar house FROM Al
fred Mr. anf aa a lys a as IN the
Citizens National Bank. OF which he Is director and
the ex-Civil Service Commissioner the title TO
the property Thoman PROMPTLY p m"Ttgnge end inc
house and IL is now told, operated and run as
boarding house by relatives OF the Judge when ue
bonds back reported worthless Richards was Thought
10 bc helpless lie had trusted Thomsn on the strength
IRON Senator Voorhees, and Vice President Hen
bricks which letters Thoman saw NJ 70 rekn possession
Of Alfred Richards il -lrewd az he is generous
and next weeks develop ments WIN convince nee inona n1
lie t1nng with the wrong man. ar. hlcnIrus T.
sefnsde made runs one OF the largest Oi1ckyars
the district and ON about twenty Vi Ihe moSt a'a
able houses in this city.