The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-02
BUM Is APPRAISER NOW.
KILBRETH LIKELY TO RE SWORN IN
AS COLLECTOR ON FRIDAY

Collector Hendricks Writes to the Depnrt-
mont That He Hardly Thinks Mr.
scbnrf Entiticd 10 Confidence or Respect
"A Parting Shot At Perpetual Tinzle.
A little aiter 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Walter II. Bum. the new Appraiser Of tho Port
appeared ut the Custom House Just from Coop
erstoyn. lie had received his comm lseon
from Washington and Collector Hcndricks
promptly swore him in. The Republican Col
lector then congratulated the Democratic Ap-
praiser and MFR. Bum went to his hotel. He
will tako hold this morning and relieve As
sistant Appraiser Cyrus A. Stevens.
Mr. Bum is said to be hustler. and he
looks It. He told the reporters that he did not
contem plate INN edlate changes in his depart
ment He would look around. detect the weak
spots. and then act.
Collector Hendricks told Mr.. Kibreth all no
could in an hour or two about tho business OF
tho ONCE. and Mr. Kilbrsth said that he be-
lieved he would be ready to be sworn IN by
Collector Hendricks on Friday or Saturday.
He thought his bonds would be approved in
Washington by that time
After the departure OF Mr.. Kilbreth. Mr..
Hendricks was served with Ave writs OF
hnbeas corpus granted to Lawyer B. c. Chef
wood by Judge Lacombe In behalf OF the five
Cinnamon who want to land hcre and who are
detained on board the Seneca and the Yucatan.
While he was looking over these papers, in
came the announcement that the City OF Alex
andria had arrived from Havana bringing
nine more Cinnamon They win be questioned
this morning-with Mr. TinRle's kind permis-
sion. or even without II.
until Friday. Mr.. Hendricks was AJAX ed r. he
had anything further to say about Mr.: Tinale-
se cdeso ffs1 Hfsa{ asSn
in fifteen years to lombard Mr.. Tingle and his
coteris. Three months ago when Mr.. IinSle
that he had come to institute now METHODS in
Tie cashiers department. Of the Custom Aoqse.
Tinsie out q his once, yinE;
. SCISSOR 6ut, as long as 1 am here l will run
came ' in. ." just before leaving yesterday Mr..
what party M' does Dir. Tingle belong tor"
TO the party that keeps him In ONCE" re;
Collector Hendricks also furnished the news
paper men with copy OF his letter sent to
Washington on tn. chnes,G 9Ga,E e He did
to solIdiiy himself with the new Administra.
ton. had rushed into print in an ATTEMPT to
the same ground as his statement published
yesterday. He says:
Messrs Gunner and Damn have been very efficient
ss % IN s oe.r @ 10 the
OF eersacaes issued by the ohn.ss consul pesons
5f I'M. npon h ."s on tho h
at this port from foreign countries, aud satisfied
with tho same.
ills not impossible that some persons may have been
admitted no not entitled TO such privilege but
has been admitted " no was not provided
with the certificate required by law. without hrst
ann sns wsh
the person described in the certificate. =.
eossn the wit" Ss thu. s 0S s
ScharD have only to say that 1t would appear from
the unwarranted and unsupported statements that Mr.
scharf has made. and which have been given to tho
public impugninR generally the fidelity and Integrity
OF the officers at thi. port that he ia person not en-.
titled to their confidence and respect. ono with
whom any but the most strained relations can exist
Collector Hendricks believes that Secretary
Carlisle and Assistant Secretary Hamlin have
been imposed upon by the Tingle Treasury
agent combine