The sun., 1895-04-04
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
sEydTOR MORRILL, STILL TOUNG Nv
MS EIGHIIE7H YEAR.

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wAsnrSoros, April 3. Friends and aamIror.
ofJustn $. Morrill, the Father of the SEN
ate feel very much oIenaea s,, a. inc persistent
rtp>rt that ne WIN ho' 'e ior .is olo
pSse ,s as Tna nanmh,,"an. orS.n,,o ,n. hosr nav,
,n. ans ,h., hs viii r,ys w.x tn s,ratnr
winter, ana 'hs' NC no VIE wn. E,'e , way 70 , senator
.d I'll sssa sy ,s' % h n'nlasSa s. 1ns % ssn
the duties OF tho Finance Chairmanship. and he
,,ssnts the idea that he will give way to any
birthday on the 14th inst. and his present term
n. senator will expire on March g. 1897, but IL
his health remains as robust as at present he
will be n candidate for reelection. II he should
live to fill out another term ms Senator he would
a, the end of 1t be within month OF eighty
een. @ 'esaS .ha,,, u, ,su' Mu >,0rr,, ,,r r so mi,
back ' to o tho head Of tho Finance commit,.e. it
ia MOI at all certain that Mr.. Sherman will sue
the senators that the man who has borne the
S.nr,,i.,n w.. s,d. ~ tho chamher for ~. mat
,h~oo mr. fopr v.ora vii, be m.de the Chairman
~ tha rino,co Comm,tt.. IN cos. A. Morru,
t,no, Tbisman ia Nelson W. Aldrieh Of Rhode
, sno' ,I,A "n =. ~. ~. ~. ..A n..u,, ."o'
nance. both senators sherman and Ali.
Nevada who Is also ahead OF Mr.. Aid
rich on the list. is no longer regarded as in
The linz Of HndsT .a
II ia not likely. however. that there will be any
siGricb Tor The honor Of succeedina Dnnici ~
Voorhees, as Chairman Of the Finance Commit
tee in case Mr.. morrill, does nov assert ms claims
oro,ne tof rno tbsirmen nf as imnnrtsnt comi
~ona FoTsun Go ana Ma III sne
We'll nod among. tesm All that NJ.
nance Committee Mr.. Aldrieh will bo elected to
'N' p~''
ohamp .iarA INC c .sras.o M's'our, n,,s.s s.a'es,
man, whose term as Congressman expired on
tho 4'n OF TO
pictnresoue Men of The Fifty. Third Conaress
In this 1ist "Champ" included nearly every
mbatevsr. ~ hnf he bensicans his lecture some
what at the start by ANNOUNCING that he will not
Teter 70 those memoers Tnom ne a@tsISes @ ana
10 dascrih.s as . i'm her -le10ed Cnck oos
H' 'u'''''''' - A''-'oo. --eAS'N
Tin. pr..,d.nt b.. su,nended action on the
.,iss s.s ~ a., ., ao,..
proceedings ana sentence OF the general court
martial ia the case OF Commander Frederick r.
smith II. 8 n retired in view Of the fact that
CnL,n, .. i,h ~ v. ,-.r ~ ", VI a.tnsnaw do,aJ
Nm nS ISos S' hns nj. ~ npaI Tie an,ir. H.nase
man, - ii. snanc;ai fSsir. IN the lar nf hia
Septass ths u ssttlement Of his peeuniarv obiaa
tinns. Commander Smith, who lives in Vir-
gin a. near Warrington, was trieo "a ,asI & Novom- I,
Viction was sentehcsd to dismissal from the
navy
Minister Terrell, who has been in Constanti-
norlo nearly two years, has obtained the Gus
tomnry leave OF absence. and Is expected home
hta In, hnn NJ rafnr
to this country is Understood to have purely
personal objects. entirely .disconneoted from
diplomatic matters, although he will probably
1t Is intimated that he may find time whil in
Ihs country 70 see si,ians
in schools Of Commerce. agrculturs, science.
Sultan: and regarding which Mr. Terrell, At the
sultnns request wrote letter 10 the StHte De.
suggested that the Turkish Government would
be glad to have competent americans recon-
"e"'e" u ''S'''N' '.o .eH'''''
Secretary Carlisle returned to tho city from
Kentucky this afternoon. Assistant Secretary
Curtis Is expected osc" i:'t' NC" iorA 'h''
evening; r ,,o.a,, .,,.,.,
ths morning from bridgeport, Conn. lie Is de-
"y pleased a. the NiSiory 6s oyer 5ns A.
First Assistant postmaster-General Frank
Jones returned to Washington last night and
resumed his duties at the department after an
absencs of about ten days at his home at Spring
field. H.. where ho took rest much needed.
Mr. Percy Ives, the young Detroit artist who
IA to paint the portrait OF President Cleveland
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at tho instance OF Don NJ DICKINSON. arrived
here last night. Mr.. Ives will probably begin
- hope to be able to make satisfactory pic
ture Of the President" he said. The chier
thing fear Is that his numerous pressing en-
Ragemerts will allow him to give mo but brief
sittings. II will take at least three weeks,
and perhaps a month. to complete tho task
naintiln DlCtureS n
general way but of late has devoted himself al
most exclusively to portraits. He is favOrably
known in New England.
Whenever a delegation calls upon President
c,..Ias. o. Tt. Iin, .n,.n.h.,a .nd ha rr,s
e'e'e'"nu W ,n'i.o hih al, "hoie' anu Ne pu'"
them Off with the intimation that It may be
necessary for him to remain in Washington
most OF the time during the Congress vacation,
tnc delegation at once Jumps to tho conclusion
that he intends to call AN extra session OF CoI,-
Cres. During the closing days of the recent
session a handful of enthusiastic young Con-