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/; -. r., WAsn1soToN, May Is, 1915.
! THE FUNERAL or ntn. ClrABE,
aA hold Oh nj, exceedingly bonutlfnl day, but In
thoreriod ct rccoss wl,on tho population Ia ro-
dudod to the. townsroople, and therefore tho pro@
ccssion was mainly Baa1l md Official Tho facc
Of tllc dosd was not disolosod:et nl1- tho roaBon
having bcon,, nceor1ug to one idon, that: tho
daughters brought tho body into tho cara to get
It ont Of tic rdsr, contrary to tho unaortakor'a
counsel. Therefore the foatiros grow dfhcolorod
BY want Of atmosphere to'haraen them: q The
Benate-C Chamber wasi filed, with people: right
speedily, md many hundreds could not entor 1t.
Flowfors, respcot, 1oglous rites. and oulogy, aud
tcars as we'll, accompanied tho ceremonial III tho
so1ato~ Chamber. It wn6 tho belief and state-
mont Of the Methodist clergy, and unquostioned
by tho family or anybody olso; that tho Chiof
Justice WIS d Methodist by choice: DR.. Tiffany,
pastor Of tho metropolitan Church, made an elo.
quent address, worry soothing to tho minds Of tic
family; md IL WIS quito touching to Hoo' tho old
negroes Of tho; Supreme Court, tho gowinon,
ushsrs, and mossongoru, take UP the oaBkot and
bear II ont, 80. ;. !.
: The funeral procession was wholly Of = civil
character; tho carriages In line wore often Of a
worry inappropriate form, and tho President and
M Fial, ro,n In 4 hich hox-wncon. :aro}, M vo
attend rncoa IN. At n,o comatnrv. tn, boav VIVA
,,,oco, ,rdar ~ 1o1 .re on1 49, ,t;-
piusou u"oe, ~ 'iA'y."n'1'o o4ata' ailu 'A' utt
meso disposition OF It Is uncorsafn: somo }wisl1
1t to remain ut Washington, boBido stanton's
grave; othors want to tako It to Columbus.
=: Ex-oo11 Eoron BARNEY y
Amonoat tho 1o11.heorora ~ chrof. 1r.t,co
ohaso "as d1fafn barney oollootor OF the Port
of Now York during the wholo period Of Mr.
Chase's tonantcy Of tho Treasury, Ho was
prominent auti-siavery man, and he turned over
70 tho doVornmont as hlgn as @1oo,oop'oou du-
tics year. He told mo that hc was nominated
bv Mr. Chase to 1Ir. Lincoln: Mr.. Lincoln said
~ IN tive. urov r1hoao ,y1,oro A., ,,,r a,o;ro
~ r,,1' w ,.A4s ~, Wv 'O@ @o'A@ y
1or; Couec'oe VI ~" 1ofh! = '''
II profor Mr. Barney" said Chase. .-;
:" What do you say seward7"
at hnvo no objection to Mr.. Darnoy." said Mr.,
- !
ee"aro'
"Thon wou conaldor TINT mattor fixcd." e1-
claimed Mr. Lincoln. ....
Mr, Darnoy says ho derived from Iis Office no
,oro t1,n,, tto ,.ro,, o,,, ~ eos non ;r,,udi,, r,
"oAo 1850 s.o So" ~. - =
1eos ana 1osle1tutoe' nno .na' ~ uaa " pay oaeA
to politics nearly the whole OF this, 80 that ho
would have boon about as woll of without the
oluco.
cr.sn AMI eu,,srn.
o'AAsh AND bunS&n.
Tho last interview boeweon Mr. sumner md
Mr. Chase has been described by Judge Worden,
of Ohio, WHO has been writing the llfo Of tho
Chief Justice, mud 1t is to bo hopod that ho will
10 allowed to 70 on with it, as lie seems to hayo
o iuat estimato Of tic man nnd respect for his
character. =. Chase called on Mr.. Sumner two
'weoks before his doath, and tho lattor returned
tho visit d fow days before tho docoase. They
miration grew into q manly fondnoss us yeara
aud consonnnt Bynlpatlfes rolled Ovor them. hlr.
Chase folt discouraged at tho political condition
Of tho, country, and thought TINT tho people
and woro submissive, sclf-intlulgont, and with
out TINT ylgor Of purpose anu Jealousy OF liberty
end honor %nloh tney nag aAoMn pfior TO ana
during the WnF. as to HAa.rs IN AoWslana, Nc y;
,usurpation, unreliovcd by Congress after patient
appeal. Ihe two colleagues or formor ,: days
then entered Into eaoh others physical ailinBs:
ana inquired, III q humofoahiy saa wny, about
tAo n!euiG.Aoot cHeA nsa t"Mu6' ILL., '3tnae4
tod MIR. Chaso to sond hia biographor to ainl.
for he was anxious that tao great record OF the
CA1ei justice should po written curing LIS h1o
and full credit given his character hlnoehn
|; -, THE LATE DIVORCE. ~,
lhe ns"spapers have 'noto4 With fcspoctfn
brovlty TINT Mr. summer was dlyorcea g. rom hit
wife the day OF Ut: Chases funeral. Iho Gonr
and thc counsel III bo5ton wore ;eaual'y aelcnte
| and brief, tho ground OF tno u'ofce pe!ng de
| sortton by Mrs. sumner 1heso @ ia nothing IL
thia diBaEreenlohg OF INC snR4tohk conaequGhot
to poatarlty Or tug proaent. = WAS metoh q
/ affection, but both parties were loo mature <
larnonlzo, ana they consented 70 count tic ALI
! anco a mistake, anq, httef sufiiclent' lapse q
| time, to have it quietly annuilod: Mr. blmneri
father-in.law, Samuel Hooper. Esq, Of Boston
hns maintained the most Intimate rolations witt
Dir. Sumner and Doutwel, Gushing, and TIN
class OF rognant spirits. make the Dachclors l,al
on Lafayette Square cofd1al, in despite Of Mr
bumnors unequal health. ..
TIE TunKEY THAT ATE WA1NurH.
Ono OF tho most agreeable entertainments Of
nn opicrrean kind Which ls given at Washington
is that Of Dr. Nlninn Pincknoy, who stands secont
on the list OF Medical Directors andis tue nephew
81 William P1ncAney and brother OF B!Hhol
| piucknoy. DR.. pincknoy's quarters aro at t1e
Washington Navy Yard, and ho is celebrated fo
feodmg turkeys on Engligh Walnut, ,-admin
iatorod whole, Bloll and all, without cracking
A few weeks ago, had the pleasure Of attend