The sun., 1889-12-28

70 rcgaln coptrol Of. the Evertno Orito tpow the
ferred to the defendants. Gen Brady charges
that Hutchins and EilbopEne bought the paDer
eInce refused to pay. Gen. Brady has been
living on hia Potomac River farm for the past
few years. and is said to be financially ruined.
The National Museum has been temporarily
enriched through the kindness OF Mr.. Samuel
8. Cox In one Of the cases near the Grant col
lection are now displayed beautiful specimens
81 s SS ms ThSh Sss. oSn
slowed upon Mr. Coz after he had resiSned Ss
Interesting and decidedly more valuable In an
INTRINSIC sense are the decorations alongsido
are those belonging to the order OF the She.
iakat and were conferred by Sultan Abdul
II Il was on Mrs ' 6oS's E intention to leave these
authorities. but the. turkish ,dovernment has
MahommediSn circles to demand i6e return OF
such expensive jewels as these whom the per-
Cox is no more the Sultan wants the ,jewelry
so that he may be able to give 1t, with the Gus
one Which was aiven to MPs sS cox viii viii rem remain In
Mrs. Cox's posseasionluntll she dies. Then that.
too. will be returned. % For ~ about q month the
decorations Will be on exhibition here.
Three Minnesotans. one Senator. another
an ex-senator. and the third q Representative
are confined to their beds with influenza. Sen
ator Davis had q terrible time With II on
and. nose poured forth water ike fountains
He is feeling much better to-day, having spent
tor. Sabin arrived AZ the Arno on Tuesday
night SominR SS% Mnpss0ta yes tG spSnd 6hrist sts
SsS bsran ss 10 aeb His esd 5 the
snd toward ossni9E wotsI
Sen he has NOT et his Sed pouees
on his stomach have given some relief; and to-
5. 7. Snyder arrived yesterday. from New York,
and brought la grippe with him. His symp-
and and he is SO iii that he viii SOC no one except
on matters Of vital importance: Old Captain tiIl
Reed OF the Sergeant at Arms office Of the
Senate is supposed to have an attack OF the
same kind.
The contractors for the construction Of the
new cruiser Baltimore having notified the
Navy Department that the vessel is completed.
structed Capt Schiey to accept her conditional
| upon the completion by the contractors OF any
be t1s
medietely to Noriolk to receive her guns. The
months m Sn % ago. and during that length Of time
sSsDe ro@ aoTS d"S FOR
delay. The official report Of the results Of the
last trial have not yet boon received, but the
| indications are that the bonus the builders
will be entitled to for horse power developed
in excess Of the reguirepentS will very largely ,
account OF penalties for delay.
| The Baltimore is the eighth vessel accepted
by the Government since 1t undertook the con-
| struction OF the now navy, as the Vessels Duilt
| OF steel OF which the Roach cruisers were the
| beginning.
| Treasurer Huston this morning received q
| letter from o PHILADELPHIA lawyer encloslnR
| S625, which he said q client OF his, who does
not wish to give his name. feels to be due t the
luxuries which he has consumed during ne h
the Treasury to the credit Of "Conscience;"
The Secretary Of the Treasury received IN an
Ing marks Of having been sent from New York p I
the sum OF 1896. which the sender says is t9
| pay duties due United States. unoolleSted
| through misapprehension Of importer" Jhis
too was placed to the credit OF "Conscience.'
Solicitor Hepburn has returned to Washing, 1E
preparation OF his report on the condition o.
sffnirs at Castle Garden. 1t is understood that
| he will recommend certain changes In the
| present IMMIGRANT system. with view 70
reconcillng the long prevailing dineEenees oS, O.
charge OF Immigration affairs at the port oi
The Secretary Of the Navy has adopted q new
S5 the aG q the 10 % 10 both Ss
nag and the union jack OF the navy. and CON
| sists Of o rectangular ARRANGEMENT OF tho lot
| ty-two stars.