New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
THE PRESIDENT BUSY Al CAPE MAY.
ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS OCCUPIES LARGE

ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS OCCUPIES LARGE
PART OF EVERY DAY-CARDINAL GIBBONS.
Cane Nav. " j., July II (Speclal).-The President
o,por,llv dcvotcs most Of his time after breakfast till
about O'Clock In the afternoon to routine work whch
IL Is necessary for him to do. rap is usually in
order after that hour, and then he takes walk along
tbe strand almost invariably in company with some
OF the lady members Of the family or his grandchildren
of whom he is very fond. This week he has been In
conference with Postmaster General WanamakeT, At
torney General Miller and Charles Emory Smith. United
states Minister to Russia, in regard TO the subsidy to
he allowed to vessels built and owned by Americans In
CARRYING the foreign mails What conclusion they ar
rived at has not yet been given to the public The
President also signs many commissions here and sends
them to the various departments The President hnds
that in his change from Washington to Cape May he
has made a move which has been beneficial to his
health.
Mrs Harrison and the other ladies of the household
are not making much Of social stir but are quietly
remaining at the cottage and enjoying the visits OF
the friends whom they have made during their three
visits hc-e in the last three seasons. Mrs General
Williams and Miss Ella Waried, OF indianapolis, have
returned 10 Washington. and since their departure Mrs.
Dimmck and Mrs Lieutenant Parker nicces OF Mrs.
HARRISON have arrived al the cottage for a months
visit and later on Lieutenant Parker who is the Prcs
dents naval aid. and Russell Harrison Joined the
household. The Attorney General was also the PrcS
dents guest during his brief visit here this week.
The first bath of the season taken by OF the
Dants of the summer white House enjoyed
Monday by Russell Harrison, Mrs. Dimmicl and Miss
sanger. On Tuesday afternoon a Grabbing party went
out in the yacht Clover, owned and commanded BY
Captain A. sooy, of the United states Life Saving
Service who gave them delightful sal! around the
Cape May sounds. In the party were President and
Mrs Harrison Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker Ms. Dim
mick and Attorney General Miller and the two grand
children. They brought back with them about 200
crabs which were cooked for supper. The yacht
named the Clover by Colonel Thomas Potter IT,, who
was on Governor Beavers staff and member Of the
Clover Club. Of Philadelphia
Cardinal Gibbons arrived here on Tuesday evening
and is now the guest of CockrOft Thomas. Of Phia-
delpha. who IS entertaining him at his cottage in
Ocean-st The Cardinal pays annual visits to Cape
May and for the last three has always been
entertained by Mr. Thomas
Among the visitors G.. W. Fitch of Newly ork, at
the Brunswick; Mrs. W. II. Truman and Miss Truman,
at the stockton; MI and Mrs. William McMichacl, of
New York at the Maine villa James Yeaance at
the stockton w. II. >haync and r. G. Garhar Of New
York. at the stockton; Hugo Brooks, Of New York, at
the Aldne: Mr. and Mrs. IL. Q. Ferguson, OF NewYork
al the Laias cite; the Kev. Walter Il. Floyd of New
York, at the Brunswick; Miss Wtar of New York. at
the cottage of Mr. aad Mrs r. l.. Edwards Of Pha-
pha Miss Kitte Wainwright, If NcwlOr(; Mrs. f.. l..
Baker. Of Philadelphia; Is. y. Livingston, Wendell
Phillips, sidney Armstrong ard Miss Blanche Arm
strong, al Congress I.k.
TO Miss Helen sewe, daughter Of General William J.
ScWell.