New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
GOVERNOR HILL TO TIE PRESIDENT.
THE LATTER UNABLE TO BE THE GoVERNohs
GUEST AT ALBANY. on ACCOUNT
OF LACK OF TIME

AAAH bhAALh UNABLE ~ DE 'hH
GUEST AT ALBANY. on ACCOUNT
OF LACK OF TIME.
Albany, Ahg l5-President Harrison will STAY In
Albany for fortyfve minutes next Tuesday evening" ;"
response TO Mayor Mannings invitation on bis way 10
Vermont Upon being informed on "Wednesday that
the President had accepted Mayor Mannings invauou
to stop at Albany his trip to Bennington Governor
Hill Immediately sent the following dispatch 10 inc
President. rendering him the Inequalities OF the Elk
ecuve Mansion during his visit here, and suggesting
a public reception at the Capitol:
Albany. Aug. a.
Hon, Benjamin Harrison. Cape May, y. J.
learn for the to-day you have accepted
the invitation Of Mayor Manning stop at Albany on your
way to Vermont II the plan Of your journey will enable
yon 10 pass night in Albany, hope IL may shall
pleased 70 have yourself and party become my guests az
the Executive Mansion Personally as well as on1eiaiy
It gives pleasure 10 extend this In
vation, and sincerely that you will arrange
YOUR plans TO gvo me the opportunity entertaining
you The Executive Mansion is ample for the accommo-
dalton Of such members your Cabinet friends as may
accompany you. on behalf Of the people Of the State
ALSO shall be pleased tender you public reception
A. the State Capitol DAVID B. HILL.
To this dispatch the Governor on Thursday received
the following reply:
Stockton House, Cape May, Aug. II, 1891.
Governor D. B. Hill, Albany.
1 am very much obliged for your very cordial invita-
ton but IL will be only possible make brief stay
at Albany long depends upon railroad schedule.
not yet communicated to As details are ar
ranged will advise you for such time 1 spare. L
will place myself in the hands of the City and state au-
thortes. BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Governor Hill received from Private Secretary Hal
ford yesterday dispatch similar to that received by
Mayor Manning, SAYING that the President could re-
main In the city only forty-fve minutes on account
of the limited time the President will be here, Joint
reception on the part OF the city and state will be
rendered him by Mayor Manning ana Governor Hlll
Tha au1pu ara citizens
washington. Aug MISUNDERSTANDING Grant of
Wilson superintendent of the West Point Military
Academy, directing him TO send the battalion OF
yelling Of the battle monument there on August 10.
Bennington. Vt, Aug. 15-The President, arriving
at M S0T ne Beg s O'clock Nth
and fifteen or twenty prominent guests lie VIII
August 20.
THE PRESIDENT GOES TO A BALL GAME.
Cape May Point Aug. Is (SpeclaD.-The President has
been so busy morning that he did not even get time
10 take his dip the surf. his time Icing mostly
devoted preparing for his excursion North on wheh
he starts next Tuesday He committed the sentence OF
dismissal from the Army passed Lieutenant George H.
Evans to one year of duty without rank. Evans was
court-martalled being drunk at Los Angeles Cal
George Brdsal appointed postmaster at Chadron
Neb. vice F. B. Carly, resigned. pardon was granted
10 Samuel O. Baker OF the Southern District Ohio who
WIS ct one time convicted OF collecting illegal pension
fees
Mrs. Dimmick and Mrs Parker were in Cape May CITY
this morning q shopping tour. The President ac-
companSed by Secretary Hatord and Mrs. Dimmck at
tended the Cape MAY and Gorham ball game this after
noon came unexpected By the crowd They remained
until the crowd began the usual start TO leave at the end
OF the eighth inning. lie appeared much Interested in
the game and aDplsuded the good plays.
Charles Emory Smith. United States minister to
Russia, arrived this morning went Immediately 70 the
Presidents cottage remained till time TO leave for
Philadelphia afternoon express He dined with
the President Judge John S. WOoson. Of the Southern
District Iowa. called this morning and had long chat
with President. Judge Patterson OF the Northern
District OF Mississippi, also called and had talk on
affairs in that State Monroe Nichols. register Of the
General Onice Duluth Mimi, paid MS respects
to the President. President WINS Of the Brazil STAN
ship Company of NewYork, called the President and
talked tine concerning the trade and reciprocity
with Brazil. Major K. c. Parker, secretary and treas
urer Of the Soldiers Home Washington and his wife.
who have guests Of President and Mrs. Harrison
since Wednesday, left to-day for home This evening
Mr. and Mrs Howard Cole, OF indianapolis. arrived at
the cottage Mr. Cole formerly with General Har-
rison and will accompany him his Northern "trip.
Mrs Cole will remain Mrs Harrison's guest until the
party returns on August 20.
The President granted certificate Of merit to T. t.
wooia Of the 9Th Cavalry Regular Army, for gallant
action at wachta, Texas, some time ago.