Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

Representative Wise of Virginia called on the
President this morning and presented a petit
ton signed by bankers and business men Of
Richmond asking the President to issue bonds
to relieve the financial situation. The Presi-
dent received the petition. but gave no indica-
tion of what his purpose will be in the direction
of following the suggestion made therein.
NINETY YEARS OLD. But HALE AND HEARTY.
Among the Presidents callers this morning
was ex-senator Bradbury of Maine. who, al
though ninety years of age, is still a hale and
hearty man and trudged up the stairway with
firm step to pay his respects to Mr.. Cleveland.
The callers were not very numerous in the
single hour previous TO the assembling of the
cabinet set aside for visitors on Tuesdays. In
diana appeared in the persons Of Senator Tur-
pie and Congressman Conn and Martin who
presented Mr.. s. NJ. johnson of Elkhart as an
applicant for appointment as consul AT Kama
go Wa and Judge VI. II. Kidd of Wabash VINO
wants to be member of the Cherokee COM
mission.
Congressman Marshal of Virginia introduced
Mr.. W. q. Howe of Wythe county, applicant
for the marshalship of the western district of
Virginia.
DETAILS OF THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
President Cleveland will be absent from
Washington SIX DAYS in connection with the
ceremonies attending the naval review in
New York and the opening of the world
Columbian exposition in Chicago. The
Itinerary OF the trip made public by
Private Secretary 1hurber today. Tomorrow
Wednesday, afternoon the presidential
party viii leave Washin ION for New
York in special train over the Penn
syivania road ard will arrive in New York
that night at about 10 O'Clock. The trip
TO Chicago will be made without return to
Washington, the same train leaving New Io.k
city at II o'clock noon on Friday and reaching
turning to Washington the train viii
leave Chicago at 6 o'clock D. m.
Monday and is due in Washington at / o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. All the arrangements for
the trip are in charge OF Mr.. George W. Boyd.
assistant general passenger agent of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. Mr.. Boyd will
company the President.
THE DISTINGUISHED PARTY.
All the members of the cabinet with the ex-
ception Of Secretary Herbert. who is in New
York. will accompany the President tomor-
row. and Secretary Herbert will be in
Guided In the party on the westward
journey. Mrs. Cleveland and the Ia
dies of the cabinet, with the exception of Mrs.
Lament and Miss Herbert, who are in New
York. Mrs. Olney and Mrs Smith. will go as far
as New York with the President. Private Sec
retary Thurber will accompany the President
to New York and will return to Washington
Thursday evening with Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs.
Bissell.
The party that will accompany the President
to Chicago will include all those named with
the exception of Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Bissell
and Mr.. Thurber. Only the President. Mrs.
Cleveland, the members and the ladies of the
cabinet. Gen. Schofield, Admiral Benham and
Mr.. Thurber will go aboard the Dolphin to
witness the naval review.
The train that will convey the President TO
New \ ork and Chicago and return will consist of
i've Pullman cars. The first is q combination
car; the second, dining car; the third. q new
Pullman sleeper, with two drawing rooms and
twelve sections the fourth. q drawing room
car consisting Of eight compartments, and the
hfth, an observation car for the President