New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
Tie ninth page of The Tribune to-day contains
varied assortment of interesting Want" advertise
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TO LEATE CRESsON TOMORROW.
THE PRESIDENT BUSY WITH APPOINTMENTS
EXPECTING TO BE- IN WASHINGTON WEEK

THE PRESIDENT BUSY WITH APPOINTMENTS
EXPECTING TO BE IN WASHINGTON WEEK
BEFORE CONGRESS ApJOURNS
Cresson Springs. Penn. Sept % (SpeciaD.-The
President had nearly the entire day to himself and
consequently was enabled to dispatch considerable
business including action on appointments. pardon
cases etc. In the morning he received a dispatch
from Representative Mckinley saying that he Thought
ConCrc,, would dispose of the Tariff bill in the present
week and adjourn about October L. Later in the day
telegram was received from senator Aldrlch also
pressing the same opinion with respect to the Tarlh
hill These dispatches arc In response TO the Prc>
dents request for information on the subject. The
President will return to Washington next Wednesday
in accordance with his original intention to be there at
least week before close Of the session Of Congress
II the White House ready for his reception he
will probably be the guest Of Postmaster General
Wananakcr MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Mckee and their
children will leave here to morrow for Indianapolis
Mrs, Mckee will return 10 the White House the
Presidents guest about the middle of December The
gentlemen who are detained at CrcS>on proc> sOnay
hy reason of the Presidents presence are occupying
Cottage b in Titt>blrc ave- which is also used
Executive Office These are f. w. IIalford the Irc.
dents private secretary +. y. Bark>dac Of the Penn
svlvana Railroad a. J. Clarke. of the Associated
Press and T. V. Dcsraw. OF the United Press. I"N
were entertained at dinner by the President and Mrs
Harrison Yesterday afternoon, ana IN return gave INC
Presidential party a five o'clock tea this afternoon
Their cottage VA, handsomely decorated for the W'a-
sion with nacS flowers. golden rod and ferns. The
guests were the President and Mrs Harrison. Mr. and
Mrs T. II. Mckee. Mrs. Dmmick. Miss Sanger and
little Benjamin Mckee. They remained nearly TWO
hours and on taking their leave said that the a'alr
was {. delightful success in every feature
The President sent the following nominations ~ the
Senate this morning To be Probate judge for the
District OF Utah, Francis l.. Daggett. "f Washington
County, Utah; Henry shields Of summit County :
Charles H. Herman. OF Tcovcls County: JACOB '"i'i
son. san Pete Comfy stephen Il. Frazer, OF JACOB
County Hector W. Haielt, of DAVIS County William
Goodwin of Cache County. and Thomas ;. Watson "i
Wasatch County. First Lieutenant Ralph W. li"Si'
18th Infantry. be captain. vice SAGE. retired N"'"i
Lieutenant Il. I. Hurst. llth Infantry. to be hr't
lieutenant. vice lIuyt, promoted second Lieutenant
H. Ii Bryan Ist cavalry, 10 be first lieutenant, wee
IInlfon deceased; additional second Lieutenant 'n'
r. Meyer 10 he ,ccOnd lieutenant l>t 'aNahy. We"
BRYAN. promoted. r,
The President also signed the commits ion "f The"
dorc L. -chlclr of Tennessee, United stale p'
at Amsterdam. !, :,
The Preside has granted pardon III IN" ca" "'
T. Ctls Jones' conviricd i'll the Northern I~tr!'' d"
low, of io!,iuy Signature tO a H"i"N Dryer ana 70
cnnnutcd TO two wears actual imprisonment tlr
sentence Of i've wears imposed III the "A-c ~ B ~
Jones convicted of making false cnilcp III inc pVhN
of the National Bank Of stafford Nan.