The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-29
EXODUS FROM WASHINGTON.
President Cleveland Is on His Way
to Gray Gables.
Gresham VIII Fish and Morton VIII
Go to Europe.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-President
Cleveland left Washington via the Penn
sylvania Railroad at 40 o'clock this
morning for New York on his way to
Gray Gables. Ills companions on the
trip were Secretary Lamont. who goes
to join his family at Bay View. l.. L.:
Private Secretary Thurber. who is bound
for Marion, Mass. where his family are
summering. and a gentleman whose face
was not familiar to the railroad officials.
The party arrived at the station few
minutes after o'clock and proceeded
at once to the private car ofsPresidsnt
Roberts. which was attached to the reg
ular New York train. The President
took a seat on the rear platform of the
car, and with other members of the
party spent the fifteen minutes before
the train pulled out in watching the ar
rival of other early travellers. There
was good-sized crowd in the station
when the President arrived there, most
of whom were Pythian enCampment WIS.,
TORS waiting for the trains to 30 home.
Few knew that the President was ex-
pected. and fewer still recognized him
as he passed through.
Nearly all the members OF the Cabinet
are preparing to take advantage of the
adjournment OF Congress to secure va
already, making a tour OF inspection of
the Government navy-yards and stations
along the North Atlantic coast. All that
prevents Secretary Gresham from ar
ranging to temporarily put aside the
business of the State Department is,
that there are a few troublesome for
eign questions demanding his presence
shortly, however, take n vacation which
will be spent in part IN fishing
Acknowledgment OlneE vii spend his
decided that il is too late IN the season
to oren his Summer residence at Fal-
mouth. Mass. and so with Mrs. Olney.
who is now in Peterborough. N. H.. lie
during the three or four weeks he .ex-
poets to be absent from Washington.
He hopes to be able 20 leave here to-day
Secretary Carlisle has made no ar
rangements for a vacation, and ii is ex-
pected that the administrative Of the
new Tariff act may keep him here for
Secretary Smith will spend ten days
or fortnight i'm Georgia. He has just
returned from short vacation at Ocean
next week probably Monday evening.
for his State. He will visit at both At
lanta and Athens. where his family re-
turned last Monday. Georgia Demo-
Gratis expect him to make several
speeches while at Atlanta.
Postmaster-General Bissell disposed Of
and leaves tonight or tomorrow for
Buffalo, to which place Mrs. Bssall
returns from Kennebunkport. Me. He
will spend all of his vacation in New
York State. and expects to resume his
duties at the Post-Office Department
during the first week of October. Dur
ing post of his absence First Assistant
Jones will be Acting Postmaster-Gen-
eral.
Secretary Morton. OF the Agricultural
Department Will spend his vacation in
Europe. He has planned to leave in
the middle of September. and his itin-
erary includes a visit to Germany. Eng
land and France. He will he accom-
panied by his eldest son, and will be
away five or six weeks. DIR. Dabney.
the Assistant Secretary. will be the
Acting Secretary during Mr.. Morton's
alb je ace