New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-14
NOW FOR THE JUNHEIS.
THE OFFICIAL. EXODUS FROM WASHING
TON ABOUT TO BEGIN.

MIR. CLEVELAND WILL LEAD OFF. AND Mem
BERs OF THE CABINET HAVE DISCOVERED
THAT SUMNER RESORTS AND VARIOUS
OTHER PLACES NEED INSPECTION
ABOUT THIS TIME-A ROUND
Up AT GRAY GABLES
PROBABLE.
rny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Washington June lS.-The annual exodus from
Washington Of the President and his Cap'het VIII
soon begin The President himself VIII be 'he ''st
., denart and members Of the Cabinet VIII not
l., s,or, IN following Some OF them have already
comnletel their plans for the seasons junket MT
cleveland will go to Gray Gables. ana II Is eN-
pcc.ed that he VIII start In DAY OF Two.
Thurber followed by his handsome victoria anu
smart pair Of horses will 60. too. He VIII occupy
the Thurber cottage at Marion. 1t is announced
Aavices from Marion silent a. TO whether or ho'
the Thurber coat-of-arms is emblazoned on 'He
front Of the cottage. During the summer the Pres
ident will transact public business al Gray 'ip'S'
although that fact will not appear In o'ic'Nl "o0"-
ments Not until about October VIII the f''S'-
dent return to Washington. Thurber may occa-
sionally be seen here during the heated term h"t
the Executive Mansion oh iuzzards Bay would no
n. comnlete without Thurbcr. and IL Is improbable
tha, the harmonics will be disturbed by his if,-
auent or protracted absence therefronl
1t Is difficult to predict which of the CABINET
officers Will first get away from Washington for
the summer All seem to b. In some haste 10 s..
Secretary Herbert. indeed. for about the tenth time
in that number OF weeks. is now away. delivering
an address TO the students OF some Southern insu-
tuition Of learning. The Secretary has planned an
extensive trip on the Dolphin. He will go on boari
this elegantly equipped dispatch boat soon after his
return from the South. From Washington the Dol
phin will gradually make her way North TO enable
the Secretary to inspect navy yards and naval
stations the Eastern coast. There Is no trust
worthy Information to the effect that n naval STA
ton has been established al Bar Harbor but new
erheless the Secretary will inspect that fashona-
Bile summer resort. incidentally the Dolphin VIII
touch at New-York Boston, Newport and Ports
mouth. ~ II. The stay OF the ship at Ncw-York
and Boston will be brief. She Will reach Newport
about the time when fashion Is at its height. ana
remain there several days in order that the Sec
rotary may have every possible advantage for pur-
poses Of inspection" The rumor started some
time ago 70 the effect that Mr. Herbert while on
his junket would purchase from his private purse
the coal needed for the Dophin's steamng is un-
true. The Secretary has no intention OF revers-
ing presidents established by himself. He VIII per
init the Government to furnish the coal at the usual
price. heretofore.
In the summer Secretary Lamonts martial spirit
usually becomes more or less uncontrollabe. ana IN
a short time he will give way to the desire 10
minge with the troops. He proposes TO inspect
the garr!sons of the West. Just how many ana
which posts will be visited has not been deter
mined. but the tour OF inspection" will probably
include a number sufficient cover that part of
the summer which Is most uncomfortable In Wash
inston. There is no law which requires the secre-
tary OF War TO Inspect Army posts and In the past
some OF Colonel 1-amont's predecessors have not
thought it necessary to board special AMI pro-
coed through the Departments OF the Missouri
Colorado. Texas. California. Columbia and Dakota
W. fc Inr Yh ~
and believes In verifying personally the official re-
ports which pass through his hands. Lieutenant
General Schoneld. the military head of the Army. Is
a tour OF inspection which is 10 embrace all
the principal Western posts On his return TO
Washington he IL to submit IN writing 10 the Secre-
tary OF War his views the condition OF the sew
eral garrisons. With less thorough official shan
Secretary Lamon; the tour OF General Schofcld
would be thought sufficient. but In case he remained
In Washington the Secretary would not personally
wbst ought Wma have benn snd he Mil
proceed West. and. IL is rumored. offer valuable
ditlonai post in the Northwest under the terms OF
recent act OF Congress In due course the Secretary
Adirondacks and the ou;posts on Buzzards Bay
For the present Secretary Olney vii. remain IN
only Few hours and seems TO be Of the opinion
that adverse criticism would be aroused II he i'm
the State Department that Mr.. Olney wishes 20
familIarize himself with some Of The foreign ques-
nshing-rod and tennis racket 1t Will not be long,
tennis cou 4n' Of hf the VI" Nor sh the '" and
Secretary Morton is pondering about his summer
sent from his desk as long as he properly can. HIS
friends say, however. that H. Will not leave Wash
hsted thai he viii larry here and that ssoo After
the President Is comfortably ensconcei at Gray
question In view Of the comment Of the Presdeni
on rscen, effort Of this knl Mr. Norton could
Is learned that one has recently asked the views
Of the Secretary. In time some indvidua may be
rogatIon Very likely the secretary hopes iha; the
request may come before the heated term does. 1t
is not comfortable writing argumcntative Commune
GATORS sH., in W4ssingq}" y amer July ~
HAVING ssryed IN his PE.sen SSe for Meye
his many to hs ocai res GS o.
Sies s some ,, m ne IN The course Of the sumner
Gables: He will not slight his home IN West vir-
GINA however thoroughly the voters Of that State
Secretary Carlisle does not dread the hea, as
much as some Of his colleagues IN Che Cabinet
closely for the head OF Department He was not
absent from Washington for more than two months
Of Ha r Ss p1ssss s 90 onaS ,y %
several iime1 between now and October.
,Ss be has no nc ,o hm ara IT Is possible
Attorney General Harmon has not had leisure to
formulate his summer programme. He ought TO re-
and probably viii Would be expecting toe, oe much
to assume that he VII. not In time become affected
with the exodus fever. He would be OF fashion
not to follow the example OF older members OF tho
The exodus from Washington VIII not be CON
nncd TO the heads OF Departments. Some OF the
assistants feel that they have earned rest. Az
sistant Secretary McAdoo is the first to assert
his claim. Although he recently returned from a
cruise ~ the West Indies on the Columbia. he will
leave Washington on Saturday with the Dolphin
ana numerous aida on another expedition. This
time he is to Inspect the Naval Reserve stations
the Atlantic coast north OF WASHINGTON. II will
take month TO compete the cruise. The Naval
Reserve stations may need 70 be inspected but jus
why the Assistant Secretary could visit them
BY raj; without expense to the Government except
the price OF tickets is not UNDERSTOOD Probably II
Is thought that IN better form for him TO travel on
gunboat than sleeper when engaged In nautical
business.
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