Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Chairman VI ilson Going Abroad-Thc prcsi-
dents Plau--Tarin Snari.

WASHINGTON. August 9i.-Chairman
Wilson. Of the Ways and Means Commit
tee. viii probably make Il fyiue trip to
Europe after the adjournment Of CON
rress. ~ will take one Of the fast liners.
ID his present programme be- carried out.
ana remain q week in London. returning
10 the United States about twenty days
after his departure. ite said this morning
that hr felt more fatisued to-day than
he has at any time for two months. The
excitement attending his work on IN
Conference Committee buoyed him up To
some extent, and now that this excite
mrut has passed a reaction has set IN.
II is his purpos- to enter the campaign
IN his district Immediately upon his re-
turn from Europe. ie may speak IN
other districts. but H. does not expect t.
20 outside of the State
Mr. Wilson was asked to-day what
action the President would take gard
ing the tariff bill. lie replied that h. hdd
not seen Mr.. Cleveland for some days.
bur, In his opinion, the bill would prob
ably become a law without the tNecutiV-
signature. Shoul Mr. Wilson's surmlse
be- correct, an adjournment OF Congress
viii not occur before Tuesday OF next
week.
President q return 10 the White House
on Thursday. lie may reach there Thurs
day morning. but T. thop who know
how aversc the President Il 70 travelling
on railroad trains at night. \ seems more
likely that he will reach the city shortly
before IL o'clock "Wednesday night OF a
train that ne has frequently taken on
the occasion Of former returns to WASH
iugton.
The President IS anxious TO get back on
Thursday. as he has much business - al
tend 70 before he lets Congress ADJOURN
and ne expects To have little or no rest
for the next week OF ten days. lie mas
40 idea OF staying in Washington longer
than that. Congress IS scheduled 10 ad-
journ next week, and the President VIII
probably return at once TO Gray HdDich
and spend the month Of september ther'
He will not allow any but the mos urbrh'
public business 10 interfere with MS ihohth
of vacation. and will insis; that the PIT
yacy Of his seashore cottage be respect Il
during that time Onice-seekers ana peo-
pie with any sort OF axes TO gr M VIII
be expected 10 keep away FROM Bu@%iru
LAY. and save their energies Tor iili
campaigning at the White House, 10 whlch
the Presidents family viii return t"e
second week Of October. such matters
pertaining 10 the official action OF tne
President during his vacation as are OF
public interest will be transmitted 10 anu
given out from the White House.
Imported goods now In bonded ware
houses and placed on the free list by the
new tariff bill are to be assessed at the
rates prescribed by thu Mckinley law
while goods in bonded warehouses on
which the duty is lessened by the Senate
bill. bur which are not placed on the
fire. list, are TO have the lower rates
This seemingly Inconsistent construction
OF the tarin bill has been made at the
Treasury Department a. the result oi
conferences between Secretary Carlisle
and Attorney General Olney. The bill
provides that goods imported under the
Mckinley act and placed in bonded
warehouses may be withdrawn for con-
sumption at the lower rates of the Senate
measure. The benefit thus conferred was