New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01

Gisaai 0ervies: REPRESENTATIVE Van Soornios u
NsN-Yetk: r. g. Taylor. Of Indiana, ana a. A.
| TSylar. OF Tennessee. -,
The General WIS kept busy greater part OIL
the kftersoon With Cabinet business ouS saw
number of pennsylvanis Consrcsmen VINO oH"eA
20 nay their respects. In the party were hepie
sertafaves Dalzen. Mccormick. Yardley AtRinson'
Bound, Scull, Osborne and Bunnci- AMONG 'A'
other sftrrnoon visitors were Senator Dolph Cen
.,.1 Adam Rsdeau. Senator Aldrieh, Ex-Governor
Mocav, Ourrior. of New-Hampshire and hepre-
..n,stavs Dsllnrer, Of the same State; ex-senator
And Mrs. O. D. Congcr, Mrs. Edmunds and MISS
Edmunds. Nrs. Ingalls,. Mrs Adreh, Dr. ). L.
n.xtey Mr. Eugene Hale, Mrs r c. Parker ana
Mia ps,keY. REPRESENTATIVE ard Mrs. ADAMS, OF
n,,nsts Mrs II. l. Swords, Mrs. A. T. Britton ana
Nrs. MeElroy. the sister Of cx-Presidsnt Arthur
Mn Harrison wore dress Of brown nik' WIN
oood deal Of white lace about the throat Aiter
thn rseeu.son abe took short drive with MRS.
MsKss and the grandchildren, who had not been
out al the house since their arrival On Iuesday'
The,e veye few callers after dinner, and those
Ohio aid eome spent come little time with the Pres
ident.eIeot Three Of them were Senator'S Messrs'
Famnnds. Sherman and Sawyer. Senator Sherman
had called before. and 90 had Senator EdmunoA
Senator As Wyer came to take up the thread OF ms
rs,at;ons With tie Prcsdent-elecs from the tsme OF
his important sit to Indiana polls the day oeiore
Chrdstmsa The Wisconsin Senator was tne only
ons vrobably who had much 10 say about Caoinet-
makers. Later In the evening there was eau
from Representative and Mira J. G. BurrowA Inc
President elects party went TO bed early, ureo
out with 4 day Of unusual hustle and interest
Two yolit3cians who had conferences with 6enerai
Hnrrisou not announced beforehand were Stephen
B Elhdns,an Senator Quay. The Pennsylvania
Senator has not shown himself much about the Ar
Hngton, but his advice Is evidently being taken on
many matters affecting the next Administration
The ePresfdent-elect spent q good deal OF
the day out driving and also had frequent con-
situations with New-York friends. IL was even
stated that he was present ct one of the meetings
between General Harrison and the Union League
Clubs representatives but call that he made on
the President-elect about noon may have been mis-
taken for On active participation In the first OF
the conferences After dinner Mr.. Mortsn re-
ccived number Of callers. 1t was remarked that
among them were Congressman Thomas. OF Ln-
nois and J. n. Huston. Of Indianapolis.
rno striking figures about the Arlington To-
day were George W. Childs, the proprietor OF
" The Philadelphia Ledger and Murat Hastead,
the Editor Of "Thc Cincinnati Commercial
Gasstte" Both had come On for the Inauguration
and both called on the President-eleots party.
Mr. Childs was quoted saying that Mr. WsnS-
maker would not be in Washington until satur-
day, unless he was autographed for. The Phih-
del ,.hians ali look upon Mr.. Wansmaker's POSI-
ton In the Cabinet as settled beyond doubt
The town 10 filing up with stransers' ana
prices for hotel rooms have risen 70 IS and 81
day. The charges FOR Saturday, Sunday ana
Monday viii 90 to two or three times these figures
President cleveland ID almost ready 70 move out
of the White House General Harrison win 60 IN
On the evening of next Monday and Mr. and Mrs.
Cleveland will probably accept the hospitality Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fsirchih for the day or two after
that thar may be In Washington.