The sun., 1890-11-17
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
puDLEY AND DARRxSON NOT SUCM
VERY BITTER ENHMxE6

able Memer,-Esort TO Ha,. Asla...s-
L,.t-Ra's Loses Hi' Private Secretary.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. To- t,.,: Attorn:y.a:nsrai
sonal friend Of benjamin Harrison. ia coming
to WASHINGTON to enter RI. into pa..nsrsaip with
William W. puu''y. oio LOU oea, ..
buncombo about tho repeated stories that
Dudley ana ha,i's'n az, "'s .,,,, 'e, IL e..es anu
tits probable that .he truth mas never been
told about tho falling out OF these two old
nienus na xorv nointodjv throuuh esc,at.rv
s in'imss' .hot ba would ba mat as ysi,
halio's !, nnd,av remoined awav ,ror an.
pleaseu @ nonsa ,ha visits ~ Tho sh,.wS
Mnso ,'s,.i MANAGE, hnye ceascd. Il looh.
psu1 ysU much, however. as i, this apparent
Col COL Dudley. who was always very popular
nslous nso su and doing lucrative business. wha.
.hs ebaractor OF that business Is It Is hard to
ue 'pa.u ~. y. not a iovvsr netber "a h. strictiv
s'si claim agent ont or lobbyist His services are
sought for by almost everybody who is at
the h M and s%c M t Sn tbs proa y
uS thga mns, me eS be that be- has ycry strong psi
on other members q ire Aominaastrditioh& assHi & i9r
he is undonPpi,ealy aoinR pdsontspls; d ;oh- 11si-
ness In MasninaH.Un: NO ,,,t hsa zen ~. tononsr
GUS pes snS i I :sa .hs. enough ;S b%sPsss !, s
pas sitnahhs it;hsnr vvo ~ mScS cnm9nrtshiS Sortuna
for each OF them; Ihere was Tine !ust aiter
rfSor HuaSfy nfh that Sa Was in Smch spest need az
money that several wealthy friends yolun-
tarily subscrioed lafRe nmounss ano leht tnem
70 ns M; aha ana Ia nov iavinS Sn Ssninst fhe
rainy day when his so-called personal enemy,
Benjamin Harrison. will leave the White
House and return 10 lno.An''0h>
10 an p'sp sppointment under the Civil Service
S.n ,Ss Two sosns ., RSssr mSn d 1s M
passed the regular competitive examination,
list. The first Mr.. wilson took the examine
work No. ! passed. with . much higher
s hSp %a.hssoa me- to ba aso.1s ae af
waited long time for an appoiptment, and
sh Sosh Of Of them lived in Atlanta and bore the
same same name. the Rlsce had a.. been zen. given No: 2
sry was much lower than that given to his
psmesake he protested, and claimed the SAL
s Sr and Several cas sre
pow struggling with the problem Of whether
No g. and whether No. 2 can keep the portion
o. Daid sfrTs him. ~n'sn mas Dean pefn'0' hi'Ssi'
psnartmsnt @ "a tar among army of1lesra " to 10 have
Adit Gen. Kelton placed on the retired list.
There has been desire In certain quarters to
Ta,ton. s, % nhxsica, corSit,on whioh acco-d,nc o @
TO bis physicians, has been suffi fioiently serious
70 keep him from his duties for nearly year.
@ eE Meon n Is S n f Al as xtort th ose.
intofmed that % % Gen kci'ons absence from duty duty
Il is hinted that these representations
hand i Is sed that selfish hns saeR oRes
rsonsss s the % in
VALUED and physicaily incapncitated officer is
de,riment to the army. Gen. Kelton did ex.
lis duties as Adjutant- General have been per-
formed BY minor officers OF the corps.
sppasrs " Mt present. are Gen. Channcey Nc.
Keever. acting Adjutant- General. and Gen.
G G6o0eff Miiisms, VINO 10 Ge'Ia Gexs IN rank 70
ofscer has much Of a Volunteer record or wSs
prominent In engagements during the war.
@ ThG to here last Te:h
long discharge the duties OF Hdjutant. q eneral
Hapnoinfed The Mar Departmenf neonIe ra
gard Gen. McKeever as probable seiection.
following out the general system OF stnfY pro
motions. Two otter officers, Gen. George D.
Rugries and Gen. w. j. WHipple. on duty At
Goyrrnors Island. both of whom have excellent
Volunteer recoris. are mentioned among the
possible appointees. Meantime Gen. Kelton's
irends insist that he Is improving in health
and that his return 10 his duties is matter OF
only a iew days or weeks.
Al tbe hearinp held in secrstorv windom,a
.mS no |v"A "eu ~
once on Wednesday last on the subject OF tho
Treasury regulations regarding the trans
nortn,i,n n, bordad norch.pd;so socrat,rx
,noi,s 49, " ..,,'' .sa,. ,'
i, 1inihe gave strik !nE instance OF MS remark
, hnle mem32ry. Mr; haymonu, Weil-knGwn
hw}ei q De!rolt, ~ MS remarks referred 70
the late senator Zachariah chandler who hs
sa'u; eoe, mieM lew years agq-perhaps IN 1883
of 1904. Ihen he looSed inluiringly ut At
iiotreys hussel! ana Meddaueh OF Detroit,
ca % hia h,renus 9I MI Gb"pdIer d ior c9nrma!iop
~ s n,s statement. any they nouded approval
,a ever, MI. Eiaihe Said emppati-
ie'"rrng 10 dates.
Washington hos LONG been tnown ne q rtva,
Of tho great cities in the matter Of floroi
culture. During the social season tho innu-
m.,.hI. 1,. ~ ~
s...ape s,.. uihner parties winch are DocomlnR