Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15

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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, d. C, June IL j
Notwithstanding the announcement here
tofore made By the President, reserving
Monday in each week for the transaction o
such public business as absolutely requilei
freedom from interruption, he finds thai
through ignorance of the rules adopted, OF
from other causes, the timeh thus seeks to
reserve is to a great extent eugrossed BY
those whose cases are of eocial nature or
BY the presentation of business which
might easily have been postponed to an
other dsy. E
At hali-past one every Monday, and at
the same hour on Wednesday and Friday
of each week, the Pr, sidsnI will meet all
who desire to pay their respects
he earnestly requests that, with the ex-
cspsion Of the above specified times, the re-
msinder of Monday and thu afternoons of
the other days in the week may be allowed
him By the public, not for his pleasure, but
for the performance of official duty and the
transaction OF the public business.
Morrlson's Tariff Kill.
WASHINGTON, June ii Mr.. Morrison,
in al interview with reporter for the As
socis,ed Press, to-day said he would surely
move 10 consider the tariff bill on Thurs
day. He said very csndidly he could not
speak positively as to chances of success.
1t sll depended on the votes of New York
Democratic members, and had from the
fret
The Committee of Ways and Means was
entirely harmonious and could have
brought in or called up a bill at any
time since February, bat be
had deemed it unsafe TO do
90 knowing that be could not succeed with.
out New York The fact that the bill was
favored by the Administration had led him
10 expect nearly the unanimous vote OF its
friends in that Safe Bat he hsd finally
determined to call up the bill without
knowing more on the subject than be did
at FIRST, except that as he Sas encouraged
by tie late correspondence between the
President and Secretary Manning II the
motion is defeated, he said, it will be by
the Democratic meubers from New York,
where he might reasonably expect them to
be with the Administration.
Republican Senators Caucus.
WASHINGTON, D. c. June ;l-Replb!i-
ran SanS S.nrs held another order OF busi-
ness caucus this IN >-niDg. They discussed
the nropositiou OF the Democrats 10 put the
Mexican pension bill and the Hot Springs
bill upon the list OF measures to be con-
sidered this session. The proposition
foupd no advocates out many vPPouents
in the caucus. No deterpinalon vac
reached The River and Harbor bili-ths
time of its consideration, the limit within
which it vas best to keep its aggregate,
and its probably fate when it reaches the
President-was incidentally discussed at
some length.
The Presidents Reception.
WAsuISGroS June l4-All the ladies
in the families Of members Of the Cabinet
have been invited TO sssist Mrs. Cleveland
at llS IT6bluSuL ISSCplIuu 'SuiSI4SH
evening 1t is expected that all will be
present, irc,uding Mrs Manning, who Is
now at Hot Springs, Va
Washington Personals.
Special 10 ne Re9iSter.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June IA Among
the arrivals here to-day are W. W. Bran
non, J. p. Pat W. E Patt, MISS Nellie
Patt, and two children Of Weston. W. Va,
and b. /. McKafry, of Msrtinsbarg.
The Governmental Anniversary.
WASHINGTON, D. c, June l4.-ln the
House Mr.. Hewitt, Of New York, intro.
duced a resolution for the appointment Of
a ioiat committee Of three Senators and
FIVE Representatives to consider in what
manner can best be celebrated the centen-
nisl anniversary OF the organization OF the
Constitutional Government OF the United
States, the first meeting OF Congress and
the inauguration Of George Washington ss
President Of the United States, which will
occur on the 30th Of April, 1889.