The times., 1897-07-27
CALLERS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Senator's and Representatives Say
Farewell to the President.

Senator's and Representatives. Say
Farewell to the President.
The time of the President was wholly
taken up by visitors yesterday. and aoouG
all the Senators and Congressman who
are yet in tie city called. TO pay their
respects and to say farewell until next
December. Some OF them, however, CON-
bined business with pleasure aud urged the
favorable consideration OF appointments
they want.
One OF the CongressInen who did this
was Mr.. Quigg, OF New York, who en-
deayore,l to persuade the President to name
tile ten assistant appraisers who are to be
appointed because of the change in the
tariff law MI Mckinley gave no decided
answer as TO when the appointments will
be made, but Congressman Quigg is under
the impression that at least half of them
wiz be named before the President departs
for Lake Ohamplain and the remainder soon
afterward.
Col. j. D. Brady, who was recently ap-
pointed collector OF internal revenue for
the Second district or Virginia, called and
| thanked the President for the office that
| had been granted mm-
Former Ambassador Uhl an former Min
lister Terrell visited the President and had
| a brief social chat, after which they went
| to the Department OF State and made an
| official call Mr.. Terrell said that the ap-
| pointfuent OF Dr. Angel as his successor ut
| Constantinope was an excellent one, ant
| that 1t vii! give satisfaction to the Turkish
| govCrnment
The silver Senators who saw the Prcsi-
dent and wished him a pleasant vacation
| were Messrs Vest, Bate, Harris OF Kansas
and Teller They all appeared TO be in
excellent spirits aud glad that Con gress had
| adjourned Senator Cullom was with the
President fifteen minutes, during which
| time he said he intended TO sail for Europe
/ next week and would return early in the
| fall
/ The President has not yet been furnished
! with q list of the nominations that were
| not acted on by the Senate, hut a. soon
as the information is given him 10y the
| clerk OF the Senate he will consider the
Names and either reappont the men or
appoint others.
4 Senator Tsburston induced the President
/ to transfer ,ChnTch Howe, consul to A pia,
| to Palermo.
Speaker Reed was also one of the num-
| Der to wish the President pleasant vaca-
ton. The call Of the Speaker was brief
/ and was essentially social one.
MT and Mrs Mckinley VIII leave Wash
| iugton at noon "Wednesday, in the special
car, HazelmtTe, They will he accom-
panied by Secretary and Mrs. Alger, Sec
!. retary Porter, Mrs. saxton and Mrs. Nc
| Kiniey's maid At Jersey City The party
viii be Joined by the family OF Secretary
| Porter. The ear viii then be switched
| Off on the West Shore Road and the trim
continued without interruption until a.
m, when the Hotel Champlain. at Lake
! Cbampiain, win be reached
The President will remain there until
| August %, when be viii 20 to Buffalo 10
| attend the Grand Army reunion, after
| which he VIII attend the reunion OF his
old regiment al Fremont, Ohio. and also be
| present at the wedding of Miss HAYES,
daughter OF the late Rutherford B. Hayes
| While at the Hotel ChamplaIn the presi-
| dents flag, OF blue silk, white stars and an
eagle, Will fly.