The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-17
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
THE PRESIDENT TO REMAIN At MS
COUNTRY SEAT TO-D1E

Secretary Carlisle to Consult with Him
There About some New York Appoint-
n-nt- and the Ca.e OF Appraiser Cooper
Alfred &. Chapin asd the Coliector-htp.
WASHINGTON. June 16-There are number
OF disappointed members OF Congress in town
tonight their complaint being that the presi-
dent will not be at the White House to-uor-
row, but will remain at his country home.
Secretary Carlisle has been invited to spend
the day at "Woodley." and he has also been
requested to bring with him the papers on
several contested cases now pending before
the Secretary OF the Treasury. one OF the
cases Is said to be the contest over the In
ternal Revenue Collectorship OF the Twenty
eighth New York district. Before Secretary
Carlisle returns to the city tomorrow night
he will PROBABLY have instructions to make out
the papers appointing successor to Collector
Fitch.
There were several Indiana and Kentucky
Congressmen at one Of the uptown hotels to-
night and they heard with regret that the Pres
dent does not intend to visit the White House
tomorrow. Some of them evidently expected
to call and consult with him regarding appoint
ments in their State and they grumbled not \
little over his frequent absences from the Exec
utive Mansion. An Indiana statesman. who
has several fayors to ask Of the Administration
because of his steadfast devotion to the Presi-
dent, remarked in semi serious manner
That the President had about exhausted his
thirty days of absence for the current year.
Secretary Carlisle has several large bundles
Of papers prepared for trans portation to
'Woodley" but he is not disposed to specu-
late upon the outcome OF his proposed con-
ference with the President. 1t is probable that
the case OF Appraiser Cooper will be cons!d-
cred. although the Secretary. when questioned
on the subject. said that that matter is in the
hands Of the President. as Mr. Cooper ten
dered his resignation to the President and not
to the Secretary OF the Treasury. What Mr..
Cleveland will do Mr. Carlisle assumes not to
know. There was rumor here to-day TO the
effect that the President has decided to ap-
OF tho Port OF New York. Secretary Car
isle said he knew nothing about il. nor
benz be made The resident viii rrobaSiy mSk AXE
the appointment whenever he finds the right
man. The Secretary does net think the pend.
! house will have, any bearing upon the Cot
lectorship. FOR Collector Hendricks has resign
indefinite period. Under the circumstances.
an appointment may be expected without re-
ef TO 'fs !nd Eat h % M
has been iavorahiy spoken OF by some OF the
best friends Of the President. and his election
would not be = great surprise. As he is re-
garded as a com romise candidate FOR. the
place Secretary Lamont left for New York
| this afternoon. and there may be some polltt-
cal Significance in his mission. During his
previous visit TO Now York Postmaster Day
| tons appointment was announced.
Mrs. Gresham and Mrs. Carlisle have put
| their heads together for the purpose Of plan
| mig some diversion for the summer months.
| The result Of their cogitation is the determi-
nation to visit Deer Park for a few weeks. and
| thus enjoy a pleasant change, at the same
| time Icing near enough to tho city TO peru it
! their husbands joining them every Saturday
/ and remain over sunday; As yet no definite
! probability the present hot spell will hasten
| their going.
| Mrs. HoEe Smith left washin gton last week
! on short trip to the bay shore. and is ex-
| will visit relatives living in a dig old farm
! house in Virginia. with the view Of rusticatng
| for the summer. Here the children can run
! wild and the wife of the Secretary Of the In
| terror enjoy full leisure.
| Among the victims OF the Ford's Theatre
disaster was the son Of John A. Daily. an ex-
soldier from Pennsylvania. employed as a
| Waterman in the Interior Department. Mr..
| DAILY was discharged some days ago. but when
| Secretary Smith learn ed that young Daily had
| been killed in the theatre wreck. and n at tn o
| family light suffer By reason OF the father
| dismissal he i'm ell tately ordered his rein
| statement
| Senator Sherman left this evening for his
| homo in Mansfield, Ohio. where he will re-
main until Congress assemblies. Mr. Sher-
Il an has been invited TO address the Bankers
| Association q his state. which meets next
week, but said today he did not expect to be
| able to attend. Should he however be pres
| ont he WILL not spaeeh-