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New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
OBITUARY.
HENRY A. CHITTENDEN.

Henry Abel Chittenden. who died yesterday at
Montclair was the youngest child Of Abel an Anna
Hart O}aldwin) Chittenden, and was born In the
homestead Of his ancestors In Guilford. Conn., Apr
90 1876 He began business career at an carry
age In New-H Haven whence he went TO haruoru
where for a number OF years he was prosperous
merchant and n leading spirit In temperance wo'k'
being at the head Of what was known as the Wasn
ingtonian movement He removed to New-fork
CITY, was associated with his brother. the iate DIN
con Baldwin Chittenden In the wholesale drysooas
trade which later he carried In the nrm oi
Chittenden Coe Co. He a resident OF BROOK
lyn until his removal to Montcalr. n. j., IN 1900
being one OF the first of New-Yorks business me"
to settle In that place. then West Bloomheid' Tie
introduced Henry Ward Beecher at the Broadway
Tabernacle to the first Eastern congregation, anu
with Horace CIafin James Freeland. Tasker HOW
ard Henry c. Bowen and Daniel Burgess was "
strumental in the calling OF MI beecher i'o'" ~"
annapolis to Plymouth Church
Mr. Chittenden was one OF the pioneers IN the
anti-sIavery movement a companion Of Joshua
Leavitt Lewis Tappan. William Lloyd Garriso''
Wendell Phillips Frederick Douglass and MrS
Harriet Beecher Stowe. He active In the oon um
derground railroad system, assisting oy NE
trbutons and personal services ~, ~ Caneda and free
dom at one time in consequence OF his promnnenh,v
in that work. narrowly escaping iyncnng ng,i.ilv i in
more For SIX years ne hnsrssatienai church ded
Gated to the cause OF "free speec" y" ''' '
question. ~ --,od In Cncin-
naii III Tenrietts t;ano a descendant Of FRANCOIS
Gerneux. Huguenot refugee. VINO MA, Mas Sow wn and
founders of MswRocnss !; ,hs Henry
SIX SIX chusen Mrs q Davd d. Duncan Daniel Gano Chit
tenden Charles Baldwin Chittenden MIS-, i.,sr w s,r
Il, Pinkham and William Lawrence Ch'''e"ae" ''
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
YALE SENIOR SOCIETY ELECTIONS.

w-Haven. May 23-The Yale Senior Society
elections this afternoon resulted AZ follows;
Skull and Bones-A. p Stokes. jr., New YORK: NJ
G. -. Mckee. Washington: Maitland Grig.s. Hart
ford William NJ. Beard. poughkeepsie. Ward me
ney South Manchester. Conn; Alexander Brown,
Phadephia samuel Thornc ,S New, York; j. II; pe
Lake, n. Y: X. B. Treadway, Sioux city. Iowa
r. A. Weyerhauser. 81. Paul: W. X. smith. New
York: s. Brinckerhoff Thorne, New YORK; James
Neale KItanning. Penn. and W. II. Cross New
York ,
Scroll and Keys--G. II. Nett.eton. Boston; George
u. Gray. Ncw-York; w: s. Hoyt Stamford; Norman
Williams Chicago: Clarence De witt, Hartford;
j. il. Beredci, New Haven; Clarence , Day: Ne%- lev;
gate Orange n. J.. a. q. G. Sage Ithaca. y. y:
" s. Miller. Chicago; Elliott Sumner. New. .Hayen;
York and x. +. Foote. New. Haven. o. \,
Volts Head-W l.. Parrett. South orange. n. D.;
Walter Haven Clark, Hartford. f. ID. Alexander.
New brighton. N y; G. + Mack'e Franklin
Peck. Hudson. \. y; a; !. Curtis, Nsw. York. J. F.
For, Of spain Trinidad; w B. Ford Detroit; Thos.
r Archibald, scranton Penn: George n X Mrisn- nsm
York and Alfred H. Bslo. Daiiss Texas
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PIERS Will BE REMEMBERED

THE DOCK BOARD WILL WAIT. HOWEVER, oNfiD
THE IMPROVEMENTS ARE FINIsHED-A KICK
OVER DERRICK-EDwARD AbEEL
MADE DOCKMAsrER.
The Dock Board had its usual weekly meetine
Yesterday The New-York Board OF Trade ana
TRANSPORTATION sent a committee to represent u
before the board, asking that the piers on ootn
rivers be more regularly numbered the present
numbering being a confusion to every shipper
Chief Engineer Green said that as soon a. tne
improvements were finished. the piers wou'd %
remembered in proper succession.
The Chapman Derrick and Nreckng Company
put in a complaint against the board allowing 'ns
use OF the lOO-ton hosting derrick City OF New
York for private purposes This derrick 10 owned
by the Dock Department. and Is leased 10 'pe
Sanford and Stillman Company. OF New-Jerses'
which has a contract for building a bulkhead ZOE
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Vesey-sI
The matter was laid for reference.
Dock Master Maurice Stack received his retire.
ment papers yesterday and on June will be sue
ceeded by Edward Abeel. The following dock
masters will also 60 out OF office on June
Thomas p. Walsh. Thomas 4. Booth and James A.
Monaghan
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
I.OEIS A. BAGGER.

Washington. May 23-Iouis A. Bagser' Co"s"' -
Denmark and OF Sweden and Norway IN "aS"
lngton and a prominent and successiui p",'"
attorney OF this city, found dead IN MS DC. a.
Ocean Grove. " j., this morning Mr. basse' no.
gone TO Ocean Grove for the benent OF MS "e"'
and reached there last night. Yesterday lie ""' "
New-York o.. -.
Nr Ragger was born in Copenhagen in 1874, ano
came TO America when twenty years old AFTER
wear OF newspaper work in New-York. he came ,c
Washington and city editor and subsequently a
managing editor OF The Patriot, daiiy new C"r
rop rSran the millionaire he was led to challenge
Alexander X. Shepherd Boss" OF the Distr'ct D'
Baeger went into the patent business He was
decorated by the King Of Denmark rev years aso
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
STATE c0yGREGA r10yAL ASSOCIATION.

Gloversville ~ Y, May % (SpeciaD-This was tne
ana, dav NJ the conference OF the Congregational
General Association Of the State The Home MIS-
sionary Society had hour for free discussion ana
able addresses we're made by the Rev Dr. II. a.
stmson, OF the Broadway Tabernacle, New 10TH
the Rev. Dr. b. w. Bacon OF Os"ego, ana o'hers
Trustees were elected for three years The Rev. H.
g. Bliss OF Upper Montclalr n. j.. read the Associa
tional Essay. and an address was made by the Rev
Dr. r. X. Meredith. OF Brooklyn on THE DIVINE
Amounting" Mrs. C. Creegan and Mrs. NJ C. Kim
caid described the work OF the Womens Missionary
societies. In the evening joint meeting OF these
dressed by Mrs Ethan Curtis OF Syracuse; Mrs.
II. s. Caswen. OF New.York and the Rev. j: X.
Brown. OF Turkey. During the day about two hun
dred persons sat down TO collation., which was fol-
lowed by several short speeches, the Rev. DR.. Park,
OF Gloversville. being the POSTMASTER
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DIED.

Ar,sER-A, Sing Sing ~ Y. THURSDAY. May n
Funeral from her residence Saturday May e. ss
cHrTTENDEN-At his homestead in Montclsr; n T.
born in Guiford Conn. april ~ ISIS n :. ana
FgSersI " sl.ia Saturday on arrival OF '''' ' -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on May 2i. 1893. Ella e. Bean.
rSneSai services viii be held her late residence a2s
West 4s,h-st.. on Friday. at o'clock
GOLDBACHER-On THURSDAY May % after lons sna
Illness Ernss eldest St, son ION Of Ernest and Emmy
sr n smas sns s a Invited to the funeral
which viii held the residence Of his parents No.
n,ermens private al ihe Of the family
Nay German a % @ hs a. s s'
Funeral services will be held Fifth Avenue Pressy:
terlan Church 5thave and Ssth-st. on Saturday has
II !: re- requested lest Il that hIa no flowers be sent.
Grand Lodge, p. and A. ~
The officers permanent members OF the Grsnd todse
q. os' hs sAisai se w Sassa jssn omsn sf
55th.st Saturday afternoon. the 9th day OF May.
al i''0 o''00" JOHN HODGE. Grand Master.
EDWARD NJ L. EHLERs.
Grand Secretary.
JuDsoN-A staten Islam Island May 2' 'anne''e h''cnk"@
Notice OF funeral hereafter
NIXON-En,ered into Friday. May II. at Belize
sHlss and S"9; @s9y sss Ssc Sf'T " FREMONT 5 y
aged - years.
sTEEsE-On Thursday May %. 1895 at No ~ West
Says cn y's child Of Dr. Edwin sursvsn and Maud
Steese.
Funeral private.
Boston papers please copy.
TEETS May g. I.ouia y. Teets. wife OF Phlip Ieea 10
the s0th year ~ her age.
Funeral from rrsiderce so Manhatan-ave, cor
net i2ist-st.. Saturday. at o'clock p. m.
int.fment at Railway.
TRow-Enered into rest. May q. 1898 Catharne swfS
widow OF John T. Trow and mother OF Mrs. A. Carter
In the sgd year Of her
VIII held AZ her residence, sl0
East i6ih.st, Friday. May ~. at o'clock p. m.
Boston papers please sopy.
VICTORIA San jose California suddenly May i5 Ber-
tina Victor. third daughter Of Oryille j. and the late
Meta " Victor.
Take train 80 p m.. to Underciin. on Erie n. II.
Military Order Loyal Legion. United States. Com:
mandery state of New York Companions are ,nform,d
Of the death OF Companion Captain William Mitchell.
T. :. A. rctired Funeral services will be held to-day
the Church ~ the Ascension 5thavc and lOh-st at
p. m. Companions are requested TO attend by order
Of Breyet Iirgaiier General HORACE PORTER. late
L. = A.. Commander. THOMAS Is. OpEIL Breyet
Major. L. :. ". Recorder.
The Comrades Of George Washington Post. No. l03
G. A. r.. will assemble At the Church Of the Ascension
5th-ave and l0h-st. Friday. cath inst. at o'clock
y. m attend the funeral Of their late comrads. Cap
tain william Mitchell. L. y. A. tretred)
By order Of
HORACE PORTER. Commander
EDWARD HAI6Hr Adjutsnt.
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ELEVEV Jurors ~ TIE BOX.
THREE MORE ACCEPTED PROFESSIONALLY FOR THE
MLAvGHIIN TRIAL.

THREE MORE ACCEPTED PRONisloNAiLi f'H ihH
MLAuGHr.IN TRIAL.
A fresh panel OF 20 talesmen was summoned
Yesterday morning for the trial OF Inspector william
~ Mclaughlin Two-thrds Of the taesmen ap-
took Justice Barrett more than quarter OF an
hour 10 hear them all. There was rumor mea"
,,ht. that Colonel James going TO brooklyn
Ia TAX, som. further steps toward securing an
o,h.r STAY but Mr.. Elkus. counsel for the de-
fenc. said there was no truth In II. There was
,noth.r excitement later In the day when one OF
IN. talesmcn in the jury room went OF IN rant
A.. was Immediately borne out into the corriuor
~ th. court and Dr !. Anderson. OF The Heath
II, ,nortment applied rcstoratives The talesman was
Isaac uorzheimer OF East One-hundred-ahh-
men are confined IL small. and there were 100 tales
men lu this room waiting their turn 10 D" sum
moned to the witness-char
II.nrv browne who said he belonged 10 the sons
~ IN. Revolution and lived at the Rockingham
A. tYfty-sixth-st and Broadway. thought he couid
maze "A fair and impartial juror and he took the
ninth seat in the Jurybox Professionally. Henry W.
Houston a farmer before he came TO New-forN
and now manager OF milk depot at flftieth-st
and Sixth-ayc. took the tenth seat prOVisonay ne
said he lived at No. IS Perry-st In reply 10 MI
Ellis he admitted that he had been thrice arrested
and fined twice In Special sessions ior se'ilhs auu-
tcratsd milk Mr. Elkus challenged the talesnian
Immediately but Judge Barrett overrulea nm. tsmay
- Howell "A printer. OF No. u West Ihitn-st;, was
called next and. proving satisfactory, look the
eleventh seat In the Jury-boX AT ~? VtoVh ~ ~,
An adjournment was taken then until this morning
Ia a'.l lnPk
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
NOTES OF THE STA GE.

Miss MAZDA Craigen will give performance OF
her play. "A Duel Of Hearts" at Pamer's The
atre this afternoon for the. benefit OF the Seton
Hospital
The directors Of the Eden Musee yesterday passed
resolutions the death oi count hess!er. VINO was
. ,,orher NJ tho Ro,,d and the largest stockholder
in the company The resolutions were sent by cable
10 the widow in Paris. inaroic DUST OF the count
will be placed In the Muse'
The burlesoue mime Sans Ra-Gene." which was
nerformed on Tuesday at the Lambs gambol at the
Garden Theatre IL 10 be Introduced In the second
act OF "Thrilbyh at the Girrick Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
w1sB,y0TOy.f SICK LIST.

Washington. May 2.-LAte 'o-niBht the ohiy
change noticeable in the condition OF Miss Abigail
Dodge was a growing weskress that. unless there
comes some almost unhopcd f.r revival OF strength
will In a very short time prove fatal.
Secretary Gresham's improvement seems to be OF
marked substantially. and hi family are inclined
TO hope that after brief seasn OF refreshment he
will be in his usual health an able to resume his
official duties.
There is also every reason iol announcement over
the condition of Representdit Hit. Though he
cannot be said TO be actuaIy beyond the danger
line ne Is gradually ganingArenSih
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
OBITUARY NOTES.

Lyons. ~ y May q tSpeciaD. D.-Harlow HYDE. the
oldest ex-member OF the State Assembly the Oldest
ex-Supervlsor Of Wayne County. the Oldest male
resident as well as the oldest Republican voter IN
WAYNE County. died at his home, In "oicot'' th'S
morning aged nne,y-two. He sat in the Assembly
from 1876 to 1860. representing Wayne county. ne
had been a Justice OF the Peace for over twenty
Hudson ~ y. May 23.-Captain Robert r. Ire.
maine OF the New-York and Hudson Steampoa.
Line died suddenly at his home. In Atnens, last
evening He was in his sixty-ffth year
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
ARRIVAL or LADY HESKETH.

Among the passengers who arrived on the Ger
manic yesterday was Lady Hesketh, wife OF Sir
Thomas Hesketh. Lady Hesketh was formerly Miss
Sharon. daughter Of Senator Sharon OF Nevada.
She comes to this country accompanied by her
husbands solicitor. Fl. l.. Wright. who will advise
her legally regarding large tract OF land which
4 ,,be owns in the West Lady Hcskefh tooL a
carriage 10 No. 22S Fifthaye Immediately after the
xl(pgmanics rival: and Mt Wrisht went TO the
!. I(l rtlars @ her country seat Just outside OF
1r4Ste businsss here b completed. "s'
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY

The road coach Pioneer. on its regular trip from
tho Hotel Brunswick 10 the Country Club. at Pei
ham Westchester County. and return, yesterday.
had among It's passengers Mrs. McCoskry Butt.
Miss Fannie Remsen Miss Jennie catherwood. Miss
Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. Person. Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8.
Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Ernest c. La Montague
and William Myers Frederic Bronson was the
whip .
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand p. Earle Will give a
party this evening in the old Jumei mansion now now
OF the fifteenth anniversary Of the birth OF their
son, Victor de la Montague Earle
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
PRESBYTERIAN DELEGATES CHOSEN.

Dallas Tex, May 23-When the Southern Pres
byterian Assembly met this morning the Committee
on Foreign Correspondence reported the io"owihs
nominations OF deicg1te' TO the Pan presbyterian
Council at Glasgow Scotland. in June. 1886. the NOM
nations being accepted by the Assembly: Chair-
man. the Rev. DR.. C. r. Hemphl: the Kew pr' D.
f. Potts the Rev. DR.. J. W. Roseboro James ~
comn r. Nve Hutchinson, Dr. W. II. Dodge, Dr
Eugene Daniels Dr. c. L. strlckler. Dr. James NC
Nell. Dr. j. T. Plunkett. DR.. J. H. Thornwe''' 'he
Rev. Samuel Young DR.. john s. Watkins Dr. D. D
McElroy, J. T.. Boggs, Malcolm fea"ai' ~
s. A. King j. p. Hobson. Captain J, G. Mccoy IT.
T. W. Rachman the Rev. Theron ii. Rice. Jr' D''
J. II. stratton. Dr. James r. Graham Robert sweep
Dr. D. p Fleming. A. s Monett' l,.snsD proiessot Dt
" W. Moore. Walter Williams: % %ideu,ehaan' a.,
Governor j. Hoge Tyler Dr. Joseph X wilson, Di 81,
Moses d. Hoge and J. y. O'Bryan. These oe'esa'e'
Will 90 at their own expense. ,, poo,,a,s
The report OF the Committee on Young ps.s People > >
Societies was received and docketed IT proposes
the name OF Westminster League, and insis's OH '"e
Tb M caton House will remain at Richmond,
IN snl,e of the effort to move 1t to Nashville.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
yryrRAL or RspRrsEyrArIvs coGswELA


Washington May 2.-Bref funeral services over
the bod, of the late General william cogswel. Rep
resentative In Congress from the WIN Massachu-
seis District we're held his home this afternoon.
and at o'clock the funeral party started for Sa-
lem. Mass.
In addition to the members OF the !anily ana I'M
mediate friends OF the dead statesman. the party
consisted OF the Congressional committee and a
delegation from the Massa chusetts legislature when
arrived In the city about 1876 o'clock this morning
The honorary palIbear'rs here Were f. Il; n Wlsh'' h
rop. Senator German Captain q; +. +: Wilde Com
missioner Truesdell and Dr. Gallaudet; The active
pallbearers were selected from the officers of the
Capitol police force.
The Congress and Legislative delegations escort
ing the body OF General william cogsweli, MEM
Der OF Congress for the Win Massachusetts Dis
trict, with the mourning relatives. reached this
city from Washington last evening over the Balti-
and Ohio Railroad The body was trans
ferred here to the train for Salem Mass, the
dead Congressman's home. In the mean time the
members OF the funeral party were driven In car
riages to the Fifh Avenue Hotel. where they had
dinner. leaving the hotel for the tram ABOUT
10 y.
The Senators and Representatives in the dele
gallon were Henry Cabot Lodge OF Mas ssachuse;ts;
BENJAMIN +. Marsh. OF Illinois; John W. Maddox
and BENJAMIN r.. Russell. OF Georgia: Henry H..
Bingham. OF PennsylvapIa; william Baker of Kan
sas: CASTOR a. Robbins. OF Alabama. and Joseph
II. O'Neil. OF Massachusetts, the delegation being
In charge OF Henry II. Moler cashier and assistant
sergeant alarms, and A. H. Hunt. doorkeeper. OF
the House Of Representatives. In the committee
OF the Massachusetts Legislature were Senator's q.
A. Galoupe and cyrus A. jordan George q. Rus
sell. John d. II. Ganss. Levi Z; Dowry. Captain I;
w IT, French Captain @. +. r. Wilde. John p.
Iothrop and Or. ID. w. Prentss. OF Washington.
and Past Commander-in-Chief J; q. u. Adams. G.;
A. r. OF Lynn. Mass were also In the funeral
party Mrs. william cogswel, the General y
widow: DR.. william Cogswel. his son. and Miss
CogswelI his daughter. accompanied the body. The
train started for Salem, by way OF Springfield, at
ii D.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
MIR. NILES PLEAsEs IFS CONSTITUENTS

At a regular meeting Of the Republican Assocla-
tlon OF the Twelfth Election District Of the XXXth
Assembly District. held on Monday evening May -.
resolutions adopted indorsing the course OF W.
W. Mes. jr 40 member Of the Assembly from tina.
district during the last session OF the Legislature.
and commenting his loyalty to principles OF the Re-
publican party In supporting by his voice and vote
all measures having for their object the better gov
crDment OF this city
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
RAYNOR WITHDRAWS FROM THE FIGHT
his ACTION REGARDED As \ VICTORY FOR


HlS A'IIoN "N'N"'r" - y '''''"' ~"
SENATOR GORMAS.
Baltimore May 23-Ex- Congressman Isldor Ray
nor has Withdrawn from the fight for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor OF MarSl and
says he will no, again enter the political arena.
Many OF the party manager have opposed Mr.
Kaynors candidacy. and his determination 10 give
up the struggle ~ regarded a distinctive victory
for Senator German and his friends
In an interview tonight Mr. Raynor said: Unless
! am utterly deceived the sentiment OF the people
IL with me: but here In the home o' my friends IN
a community that have tried TO serve for twenty
years autocratic decree has gone forth from
political headquarters that my overthrow must be
accomplished. The entire patronage and party In
fuence OF 'he city Is AT the absolute command OF
those who have resolved upon my defeat.
II believe that ! could have carried nine counties
OF the State. whose votes added to those OF Bati-
more CITY. would have given me the nominal ton.
but the struggle would have required more sacrifices
than I afford 10 make. am ont Of politics en-
tlrey. and shall not again become "A candidate for
AM poical Office
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
ur so1p uts xuoHrrR.

Before Judge Kerr. in the Istrict Court at Pater-
son. yesterday. 1t was shownhst Dominica omar,o
had sold his pretty daughte to Brssio Mal;eiesto
for sl2o. The latter. after Ii marrAge. made de-
-.na for the return OF the nney. lit was refused
r,,Hre Kerr decided In fevopf theI son-in-.aw for
no. The girls father VII peak
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
MRS BAYARD'S RECEPTION.

London. May 23-A reception given this evening
by Mrs Bayard. wife OF the American Ambassador,
largely attended. Among those present were
the leading Americans In London. the Austrian Am
bassador and his wife Lord and Lady Esher. LORD
and Lady knutsford. Lord and Lady Kelvin ana
other titled personages. London society was iui'y
represented
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
COMIfANDER AND MRS BOoTH NATURALIZRi

Lay Judge Kenny yesterday, In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. Jersey city, naturalzed Commander
Balllngton Booth. OF the Salvation Army, and his
wife. Maud Elizabeth Booth. The Commander and
Mrs Booth have lived in this country little more
than eight years, and they renounced their al
egiance TO Great Britain with evident pleasure
Commander Booth said that he and Mrs Booth
loved this country. and they felt proud to be
made cilsen0 Of u
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
Religions Notifies.

DEpIcATioN SERVICES Of the completed house 8
anp-ave Wednesday, May % Thursday. %: Friday. ~
at p. m.; Sunday IL a. 2i5 and p. M Monday.
SECOND STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
A. c. MORETiOUSE Pasor.-Rev. A. c. ARNOLD. l0:o0.
Evening Memorial Ssrvcss Dahlsren and Kennedy Poeee
attending.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
NO MONEY FOK TUE FEDERAL COU RIS


PIcAYUNE ECONOMY OF CoN"hhos
From The Washington Post.
f., a s,,r,, of picayune economy Congress cut
down approprations for the Federal courts far De-
low the estimated cost OF many avaiable FOR fhe
minor expenses OF the courts When WIN our states,
men get so brave that they VIII no, quah oeiore
the taunt Oh ''billion-do Congress
ANOTHER BAD BLuNDER
From The Nashville American
Another blunder made by the last Congress has
come TO light and result OF this bunder many
OF the United States courts have been forced to
courts We're cn, down below the estimates and no
account was taken In making me APPROPRIATIONS % ph,n us
strike and labor troubles in some Of the Western
States
SHAM DEMOCRATIC ECONOMIES.
From The Troy Times.
The last Congress at both sessions strove to make
record 70. eSonomy % and Sso to keep par tns s
form" feasible In consequence necessary appro-
praons were reduced and the tn.ea states ToSr'
But with all this trimming the appropiat9vhs ON
nasn ns up es 0 viii be the remedyns Of these
failures and the exposure OF the sham Democratic
economics
A CHEESEPARING POLICY.
From The New-York Morning Advertiser
The Nav Term OF the United States Court at
lack Of funds with which to conduct court. This
is a fair sample OF the cneesepar'hs prac''seu oS
the defunct LID Congress
DEMOCRATIC INcAPACITY SHOWN.
From the New-York Recorder.
General Democratic ncapacity for government
was never better displayed than In the present
starvng-out OF United States courts. after bill
ion-doar Congress.
DUTY BEFORE THE NEXT CONGRESS-.
From The Buffalo Commercial
Yesterday at Rochester the May Term OF the
Court adjourned without doing any business owing
to the lack Of available appropriations. and the
prisoners who had been taken there for trial were
set at liberty. with the advice to make their way
to their homes best they could. similar state
an Imperative duty on the part OF the LIVth
Congress to provide a remedy for the ancient de-
fects that hamper the administration Of justice In
the Federal Courts.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24
MARRIED.

DE HAAs-TvcKER-on wednesdsy NAY. May ~ u R.,us tne
Church OF the Epiphany. by the Rev. William D. falns
ford d. D. Alice Prete daughter OF Mr. Edgar TUCK
err Nr. NJ. =. H. de Haas
MOALE-SPEYERS-On Thursday May 23. at the Cnurcn
N the Ascension By the Rev Percy s. Grant, Laura
NJ daughter Of late Albert Speyers. TO Dr. Pnilp
Randle Moale Baltimore Baltimore papers piease
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24

FIints Fine Furniture.
Useful Is being selected at FlintA - Wess
23d- st Stock largest. prices lowest 80.