The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

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wonderful store. Of general INFORMATION will
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I Europe early In rghru9ry T9aday nc nag az
sociate on the Commission.
At the White House tonight it Is said that
the President will not send his annual mes.
sage to Congress- until Tuesday. Col. Crook
OF the executive clerks has been detailed to go
to New York tomorrow and deliver advance
lions. the Western Union Telegraph Company.
with the distinct Understanding that the i'm.
portant document slnll not lie. released until
ease ane the Is reaa 10
to.morrows session OF Congress will I've briof.
unless some of the industrious congressman
business. Notwithstanding the delay OF the
message: 1t is not usual. however. to 20 on
been heard from officially. After the message
hns been disposed OF. 1t is the intention OF tho
TO sks ind Hss nrSn e var
tofore received attention because Of his do
nestle Affections. lie int.ndst to make mum
existing IN the various branches OF The public
service IL hc carries out his present intention
he VII! nave cleared IN MS executive docket
by the timo the Christmas recess begins.
To-night's limited express from New York
brought to Washington n large number Of
congressman. Consricuous among the party
were REPRESENTATIVES Fitch and Dunphy Of
New York. Goissenhainer and Cadmus OF New
Jersey. and ex-Speakcr Reed. and Senators
Stewart OF Nevada and Carey OF Wyoming
Mr. Reed Is MS fnt and as Jolly as ovor. show
ing no signs OF Distress over the recent cleo
ton end CHARGED to tho muzz'G with three
TO his fellow members at various periods
during the COMING; session. Senator Stewart
farce and decla that 1t was never intended
that satisfactory result should be reached.
whom he characteri2es IA a creature OF the
goldbugs. to be tho leading American repre-
sentative at the Conference. undor tho cir
y any definite action should result from the
for free silver and promises to keen tho silver
Issue well to the front during tue coming ses-
sion. he does not look forany legislation on
ing tho question right along.
There was another 1istinG shed arrival here
National Democratic Committee, soon after
he was assigned to n room at the Arlington
two wsrs IN HAITI
companying MIR; Harrity was, W. II. Doyle OF
Ihiae'Ehla vel knoW "; in hSystone state
the Inauguration. The District Democrats
viously stated in these dispatches, a merry
war Is In progress to determine who shall have
the glory 81 directing the .. the
act as arbitrator and start tho work on n har-
monions basis. Senator German. VINO Is famil-
lar with the statues of the local controversy. Is
expected aid Mr.. Hurrity in adjusting the
quarrel
Official circles arc wondering whether they
will be favored this winter with music at the
receptions OF the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Wanamaker by the Hungarian band OF
nine men. recently brought to this country by
Mr.. Thomas Wanamnker. Their instruments
are cymbals and victims. and their repertoree
wild gypsy music The men wear 4 uniform OF
red and black Sold trimmed are atoGother
B n4'e s'c f%s d ut here s1 Sa
h"nse IN ety. It is With m hres
the Postmaster Generals place. Lindenhurst.
at Jenkn,own. 4 few years ago the Hun;
the smart set In New York city. and all its weird
ness and its thrillsome passages fully tested
and thoroughly approved.
The grent social card this season will be the
Prince Of is:nberg OF Austria, who. with a
tour OF this country. At present he is in Bal
,imore, put vii soon 60 TO Doh Gram Manor.
hnnns r Ff IN sa s0 t%a spfs lie ON Viii
visit Washington. Before returning home
| Prince Isenberg will visit the Worlds Fair in
| Chicago in company with his cousin. the
| around tho world.
Senator Paddock reached Washington to-
| night. coming straight from Nebraska. where
! he has been engaged in the Legislative and
Senatorial eamrnign: Which is not yet ended:
| chaotic condition with u.s. but believe that
we shall bring order out OF it nll. and that n
| Rel ubican will be elected to succeed me in
the senate when my term expires. March T."