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The sun., 1893-06-05
OBITU.AR z.

Joshua Hendricks died on Saturday evening
at his home. 512 Fifth avenue. He was born in
Varick street on Oct 16. 1882. Shortly before
his marriage. which took place in January.
1857. he engaged with his brothers. Edmund
H.. Francis. and Harmon W. Hendricks. in the
metal business under the firm nnme OF Hem
bricks Bros. at 40 Cliff street. which business
had been carried on by three previous genera
tions OF Hendrickses. He was an old member
Of the Chamber OF Comm srce. and wns at ono
time Vice President OF the German Am erican
Bank. He was a member Of the Union. New
New York Geographical and Historical so-
cieties. He leaves a widow and three sons.
Edgar. Henry H.. and Clifford b. Hendricks.
Morris Franklin Of 205 West 135.h street.
die died At h,l, The Palmer House. Chisas9 ysster;
manager. OF the sun Fire Insurance Com
Of yin So. IN fsow New
Years Frsnkia was on hs Wss home rom
Cailorna h henih resort put was e0mrelied to
to Toledo Tomorrow. tho home OF his N other.
where services will be held. 1t will then be
brought here for interment.
States army. died suddenly In this city on
appointed to West Point from Maine. In 1877
liant conduct at Chapultepea he was made
volunteers in 1862, ON Nov. IS. 1868, he was
made Colonel and was retired. From 1852
until 1870 he WAS Adjutant- General Of tho
state 9f Maine. He will be buried in Port
Horatio Peters. one Of the PRINCIPAL stock.
holders IN the New York CLIPPER. died at lis
home In Rochester last evening.
Paul schiR. 4 banker and the heaviest spsc-
ulalor on the Vienna Bourse. died yesterday.
The sun., 1893-06-05
JOI2INGS ABOUT TOWM

sevtnty-three excise arrests yesterday.
Mrs, Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie Davis are At
the Hotel Marlborough.
J.dsrson Coolidge. cHNinister to France. and Mrs
CoonoHe and family were phssengera on tho Ireeh
iihe steamship La BourgoyHe. wLich arrived yesierIy
JOHN Kelly. 8 years old. whose parents live on West
railroad track near seyrrty.sscond street and tho
Horfh River yesterday attsrLoon fell severely luring
piiaL
The annual dinner Of the Dwight Alumni Association
WIZ take place tbis evening at tho HoIei de LoRsrOt
Jyaass AorsanJ. OBr!en viii ptss'Ie. ana J Lansdon
NErd van IsAd All address winch fIoL ,Dnght PFC
pared last year ProAden Sanger OF the Board OF Edu
cation will also speak.
siIyear-old Walter Powsrt Of <al First avenue At.
tempted 10 jump from the East Twsnty-slghh tn sreet
pier Yesterday afternoon to Enicterbocker ice barge
ana i. oHsf6oard Three Of his ,pcoeeded
sbogt nys minutes but he was unconscious and
c!ed at O'Clock.
truct driven by Martin Morrison bumped aRainst
push cart In West street ON Saturday afternoon and
was wheelinE the carl He was taken 10 the Chambers
street Hospital, where IL was found that he had rs-
eeved internal injuries with which he 10 likely TO die.
Morrison was arrested.
The sun., 1893-06-05

Rabbi Gotthe!l OF this city has Doe, elected q nom
Der OF the Central Conference OF American Rahbls
The Jewish spirit is too submissive in the opinion OF
tae He1'~ Jp"rna. which says; 1T is the bourien
duty and the legal right OF every man. and o. the jew
as much as any other man. to defend himself when bs
SET with physical force by rnfans and lie shou pro-
ceed TO such length as may be necessary Withstand
the power that Ia aimed at him. only by such vigGF
Gus measures can We secure that immunity fr0.r bg'
Hes to which We are entitled. Tho age OF cunglng ST
fefance iH pas. Tho day has come for many se,tre
spect and courageous seltdefenco"
The sun., 1893-06-05
PLENTY READY 10 TESTIFY
Of Wet Weather mt the Ap.
prnisrr's Stores.


The employees at the Appraisers stores are
in q great state OF mind over the developmen ants
before tho Investigating Commission. some
OF them have got TO telling tales on each other.
and ono Of the Commissioners said la st ni-ht:
II we can only have them continue 20 tell
the truth about each other. ths results will le
mighty interesting"
It is known to the Commission that certain
employees are ready. Assistant Secretary
Hannah is looked to to back up the Commits
sion bJ Official nction. Secretary Carlisle for
the next few months will be occupied with the
President in attempting to solvo the financial
problems confronting the Government. be-
sides preparing the new tariff I'LL which must
como up before tho next Congress.
Ono thing that Is looked for as result Of
the Commissions work 10 that the Treasury
Department will insist upon Treasury ~nnts
obeyinG tho Treasury regulations. Sec .ary
Sherman and Secretary Manning laid down
the duties of the agents in clear terms. and
tho Treasury regulations larticls !. .1ST) say:
special agents win not interfere with the regular
transaction OF the customs business by tho local ON
GERS. bat are expected to cooperate with ana supple
mept tho lators and vigilance OF such officers Such
f.uis Abussa Irregularities other defecta dscoy
cred by special agents as arc capable of hsny dealt
with by the local customs officers or other agents
,noud y. immsat.y LonEst o 10 TO th.ir notice and
ports OF special agents shi. department " 'A' ''
Many Democrats. many Republicans and
many merchant Importers declare. that Mr..
TinGle and his friends have intsriered with
Appraiser Cooper and his suhordinates. Tneir
Interference became SO notorious that spe-
clai committee Of Democratic and Republican
merchants. and finally the Chamber Of Com
merce. stepped in and insisted that Secretary
Fq.ter should send the agents to bacs seat
and Assistant Appraiser Stevens and Assist
ant Appraiser Corbett ore to BIZ retired from
the service. 1t will surprise no oneto hear that
Mr. Tlngle, Assistant Secretary Spau ding.
and General Appraiser George G. Tichenor
are to follow them.
To- tho demor alastlon OF affairs in the stores.
The General Appraisers arc appointed for life.
"pending Cood behavior"
The Fairchld Comm s oners consider that
the two auve,stlons before them inst at this
time are: who gave out the official letters
concerning the suspension and Iestoration OF
The Com mission now know pretty well who
Gave out the letters. On this subject Assistant
Secretary bpaulding. Will In New York mado
most interesting remark. He said to we'll
@ II those letters had never been given out
ti2n OF Appraiser Cooper"
This coiucides with the testimony of Mr.
Tinglo that he asked Secretary Carlisle to
mskethe einvostiRatiOn. The lettcrs hsm elves
Indicate that Mr.. Tingle and Mr.. Spaulding
had hand in them.
The most novel statement Of all heard yes.
terday was that n number OF ladies In high
oi the officials now under the harrow-not
Appraiser Cooper.
The sun., 1893-06-05
Stabbed "a Police maa In .he Hack.

dozen Italians drank beer and danced to
the music Of nn accordion In tho hallway OF
42S East ll2th street on Saturday night. They
were making such a row at 2 o'clock In tho
morning that Officer James Allen of tho East
l2tth street station went in and told them
they must keen quiet. One Of the Italians
them then ran away,
Tho wounded officer chased his assailant
An adjoining tenement Allen had his wound
dressed in tbs Harlem Hospital. and found
that 1t was not very serious.
The sun., 1893-06-05
1000 ItomeIss. People in ArL ansa..

LITTLE Rock. Ark, June 4.-Great distress
and suffering exists among the people OF
Hope, Ark. and vicinity The terrible cyclone
OF May 80 has left 5000 people home eless and
In destitute circumstance Mayor Black OF
Hope arrived here yesterday and issued an
Chicago Little Rock, aud Momph asking for
aid. 1t 10 signed by all the III erchants Of Hope
A mass meeting was held here to-day to raise
funds
The sun., 1893-06-05
HE FEARS TIE DEPOS. TORS.

Banker Schaenner Supposed to Bo Lyfnr
Low TN the Storm Blows Over.
CHICAGO Juno 4.-There nre no new develop
ments as to the failure Of Herman Schaetfner,
the rrivate banker 1t Is now regarded as
certain that tho missing man is alive. but In
hiding. SchaefIncrs son declares positively
that the black uerDy hat found in an open lot
on the fake front on Saturday Is not HIS fathers
mitted suicide. schacrfner. il is said, ieared
the vengeance OF the small dspositors hun
drsds of whom lost their all, and will not show
In q measure died away.
The sun., 1893-06-05
Killed In u Texas Tornado.

HousToN. Tex. Juno 4.-Spanish Cape, In
Wharton county about twenty miles from the
railroad. was struck by tornado on Friday
night For three, miles square everything
seems to be wreck; houses. fences. and trees
Cape Mrs Digo simmons was Killed. and Wash
Jenk ins. u negro, more than 100. years old was
caught beneath the ruins OF his cabin and
outhouses ON the Montgomery plantations
were blown away and several persons killed.
The sun., 1893-06-05
A saO. 600 stake for Trotter..

INDEPENDENCE, j une 4. The $50. 600 Futurity
Stake has Just been opened by the Indepen-
dence Driving Park Association for foAls OF
lS53. to be trotted In 1905.
4, Ihree payments ap: ounting to S25 are all
that IL necessary to keep foals eligible until
tho night before the race. when $3.50 allows
thom g start In the richest stake ever offered
The sun., 1893-06-05
A Typhus Patient Who Came FROM the
West Indies.

Uirich Rubrecht who was admitted to Belle
vue May 81 as a tynhus suspect. was trans
feTIad yesterday 70 the Reception Hospital
he left the steamship Cadonia from the
West Indies. WHICH arrived in brooklyn last
week, Michael Hogan OF 10 Carmino street
also developed typhus yesterday.
The sun., 1893-06-05

The Great Exposition flyer OF the New York Central
the Worlds Fair. Secure Accommodations In Aayancs
-Ads.
The sun., 1893-06-05

Nervous headaches promptly cursdb
Bronlo- -SelIzer-trial bottle 10 sIA-Ada
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
OLD GLORY |NSULTEO.
American Vessel Fired
~Upon by Honduras.
THE DOG FIGHTERS SETTLE.
Honduras Government Will Probably
Be Asked to Explain Matters.

wAsHINGTos, y v. s-Iufnrmation re-
ceived al th state DEPARTMENT l. To the
effect that Niaist,g BIker. Unit States
minister 20 Alc,ragur, COSTA ca and
Salvador, b ded the Csa Rica, an
American ship. at Corinta for Salvador.
The ship entered the port Of Amapala In
Honduras, aud while there the authorities
Of that government demanded the sur
render OF Barilla, a citizen OF Honduras,
who was a passenger on the ship on his
way t. Guatemala.
Barilla, II is understood, had been en-
gagged in some iusurrectionary movement
In Honduras, for which criminal char ge
4 pending After the ship received her
clearance papers and while she was leav-
ing port, shots were fired directly at her.
The secretary of state was not AT the cab
met meeting when the dispatch fr IN
Minister Baker arrived, aud II was taken
over to him there. IL was probably dis
cusspd at the cabinet meeting.
The captain of the Costa Rica is the
same captain who harborcd Barrundias
several wears ago, who was XII led on his
ship while the attempt was bell < IN ide To
forcibly rem owe him by the autn critics in
whose waters the ship lay. IL has been
published that polit cal refugee, who is u
passenger as Barilla was, cannot be taken
from IA ship on which he is "A passenger.
The chance presence of the United States
minister on the vessel In this case is not
considered to make any difference in the
diplomatic aspects of the case. Nothing
could be learned at the department of
what reply WAS sent to Minister Baker or
what steps IL is proposed to take in the
n, III In h.. a
under the circumstances, that an energetic
protest would he lodged with the Hon
duraS Cove! n.nent
Palcsrpo Barlla, the passenger who
was the occasion Of the trouble, recently
Id revolution against the Honduras
government, hut was defeated by General
Vasquez. He seems to have taken refuge
In Nicaragua after the failure Of the revo-
luton, aud It Is said was leaving that
country at this time to avoid its govern
ment in his difficulty.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
DEATH RECORD.

Rev Chauncy Giles, The leader Of the
New Jerusalem society In this country,
died in West Philadelphia. The reputation
OF DIR. Giles as writer on religious sub
jects Is worldwide. He was born In Charlie
mont, Mass. in 1873
Hon. Alvah A. Burrage. q prominent
merchant Of Boston aud an ex-alderman
and former member Of the sta,e senate, is
dead. He was born In North Leominster.
Mass, May 81, 1923.
General Samuel James Bridge died at
Boston In his S5th year, aftira brief sick
ness He was born In Dresden. Me-, June
/, lSU9. He was never married.
Hon. James NJ Shute, at one time mem
ber II the governors council, died at
Boston
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
BURGLARS Make a Break.

FRANINGHAM. Mass, Nov. s.-Burglars
entered the hous.- of Deacon George w.
Blgelow an DIR. +. ii. Bigrlow, on Pleas
ant street, birmingham CeItre, at an
early hour this morning. At the DOCTORS
house they secured watches aud valuab BILE
jewelry. They carried most If Mr.. Bige-
lows clothes into the kitchen, but failed 10
find his IN ney, which was in "A coat pocket.
At Deacon Blgelow's house the thieves
secured pocke book belonging to George
ID. Bigelow, Boston lawyer, and IA watch
aud jewelry belonging to ~Ni3iss Fanny
Bigeluw Here the thieves were fright
ened away by the inmates.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
MAYNARD SHOWED UNDER.
Republicans 5Ire oi 60 ID Working Majority
In the Empire State

NEW YoRK, Nov. S-Returns indicate
the elecli OF Republican senators, Is;
Denocr,t ma r. Ia; Repubicnn AS
stm ymrn, -; Democratic assemb ymen,
81; II public II maj j'rity in senate, 4; in
hous'. 2D; o inf ballot, ~
One Of the O,t p ca lar campaigns In
the hist ry ot thr STATE was close "a sun
down last evening. AID IL Is safe TO say
that the ID, mo.ratlc managers are not
more surprised a h result than are the
Republicans. TIE dDmintl a. issue in all
portions Of tn. state has been ring
rule, and thu X publ cans in New York
C ", Brolklyu, Albany uud Buff 10 have
he a gttutlv t.sis'rd 10y the organized eff
TOR Of ind p . leut DE nocrats.
Isaac IL. MAY the C md date on the
Democratic clrt for judge of the court OF
Rppeais, ~ Gp-t whom the ind peude I
Democrat, have wt4ei most Itter aud
unrele ti,p war. has b n surpri iugly
aud uvcrwh hcl iuglv defeated Ia New
York city he rlu 5000 behind his ticket,
In BroOklvu av,r ls,OD1 aud IN Erie county
several thpusl l., Almost without ex-
ceptiou e +, urns from every part of the
state show t...t ne wfs heavily ~cratched;
even 10 II "Lo.s" McKlne's retainers at
Conyy lslaut cr.tc1eI nm.
The res III seems 10 De That he has been
defea ell by iuraltS close ia the nei III
borhood of 10000 Practically complete
returns from many of the countie, OF the
state and scattering returns from the
others indicat- that the Republicans have
elected their en-, ire state ticket and that
they will have COOL working majority
in the NIX stature
In Br loAlyn tie local c,mDrign was
fought most bitterly. Mayor Boody, who
was rrnomn "a by the De nocrsts, was
oppo-e ly the Young Mems Independent
ID, IN pcratic ub IN Brooklyu most fiercely.
Candidate Schieren was endorsed with the
result that The D.mocra ic majority of
1900 ut the last elec ion las absolutely
overturned and Repu blican mayor
electei by about $1,000
William j. GdynOr, the prominent Dem
ocrat who for the past two years has led
Ia the fight against Boss Mclaughlin and
his wing, WAS Nominated by the Republ-
cans for supreme court judge in the SEQ
ond district, with the result OF 20, 600
majority in his favor
The local contest in New York city was
very uninterestlng, the Republicans max
ing but small effort in behalf of their local
ticket. The complete returns for the city
show the election of the entire Tammany
ticket by majorties ranging between 67,-
DO and 6SOOC.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
To Try Mystic Park.

KENosHA, Wis. Nov. s-The mare Alix.
accompanied by Morris j. Jones, her
owner, and John Curry. her driver. left
this morning by special American express
car for Boston to prepare for the match
with Directum, which takes place Nov. Is
at Mystic Park for n purse OF 5000 On
both sides of the car are canva, banners, on
which are inscribed "Alix. the queen, en-
route TO meet Directum, the king, at Bos-
ton Nov l5 1893 ~
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
Missing Murderer Located.

BosToN, Nov. s. = Captain Cain last
evening received a dispatch from the POI
lice authorities Of Spring field, o., telling
him to send man to bring back Antonio
Sacco, VINO shot and killed James Squire
in this city, May 2s. The police have
been hunting for 5 ,cco most industrously
ever since and hope that the man arrested
IN Ohio il the murderer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
lookino For Australian Trade.

OTTAWA, Nov. s-The Dominion gov
erDment has ctbled Hon. Mckenzie Bow
ell, Canadian minister of trade and COM
merce, who is now in Australia, that they
will he glad TO arrange for a conference in
Canada with representatives Of Australian
colonies to discuss the question of better
trade relations between the two countries
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
Disaster on Lake Nippissinq.

TORONTO, Nov. s.-By the burning of
the steamer Frazer yesterday on Lake Nip
issing, IS persons lost their lives. The
disaster occurred near Goose island, and
in spite of the most strenuous efforts to
save life the above number perished. Only
the most meager particulars are obtain
able
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
Mexican Town DESTROYED.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. s-Advces re-
oeived from Cowuca de Catalan in Guer-
rero say that the place was practically de-
stroyed by an earthquake on Oct 80 A
church and the schoolhouses were COM
pletely ruined, and lot a single house
within it's bounds was left in habitable
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
Three Hundred Set 10 Work.

WooNsoCRET, X. l., Nov. s-The Bart
lett and Lyman cotton mills, owned by j.
p. e. K X. Ray, after four mouths' sus.
pension, due at first to an engine accident
and later to business depression, have re-
sumed operations, giving employment to
AOO neonle
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
TRIBE Traoedy al Halifax.

HALIFAX, Nov. s-Rchard Savage shot
his wife aud +year-old boy and then shot
himself The boy died instantly and the
woman two hours later. Savage is at the
point Of death. He and his wife have been
living unhappily.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-The latest figGres
indicate that Governor McKinley's ma
jorty over Neal will be, at the lowest es-
innate, 6O,oOo. The Republicans held joli.
HcatIon meetings here last night in honor
Of their gre 1t victory. Headquarters were
turned into pandemouium, aud rcd fire
burned with all lis usual accompani-
ments. In "A speech here Doliver eulogized
Mckinley as the man of destiny. Morrison
said they bad elected Mckinley governor
and had nominated him for president.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
by CHARLES p. ADAMS. Auctioneer.
Administrators Sale OF Real Estate
VIII be sold nj puollc auction On
Saturday, December 9Th, 1893,

at 2 o'clock In the aftcrnrUn, on the Pre- mi sea,
by vlTture Of the power granted The under.
signed hs Edministi ator OF the estate ~
J ,mes +. Mullen. late OF the city " Paw
tucL et, In the COUNTY u Providence, In the
State OF Rhode Island, deceased, by "A decree
OF the Probate Court Of the City OF Paw.
tucket entered on the 18th uay OF October,
IL 3 all the right TILL and interest that said
jaime +. Mullen had, at the tise of his death,
In ana to that certain tract OF land with the
bui dings ardrmprOvcmentst thereon, situate
in said city of PHwtuckct. o. the corner OF
Pond and pier streets, bounded ana de.
scTIbed ~ follows: Beginning at the corner
said street, thence eGsicrlN ON Pond street
one hundred (lf0l feet, thence nnrtheIly one
hundred (lN } ieet, thence west,r rty one hun
dTed 100 feet, thence sOutnetly one hun.
dred (lo0) feet 10 the first mentioned corner,
being The samt lois Of lama conveyed To John
MHllen, dccc scd, by two dc, de. VIZ: one
dated October 29th. 1870. and recorded In
II ok Z, Pare 253, and the other d"ted June
10Th. l. !. ana recorded IN Book :, Page 339. In
tue recoId- Of aid Ptwtucket. Sal pipmi = es
are subject L. n mortVHgc of five hundred and
twenty five do lars. recorded Ia the record =
of laid Puwtucket In Mortgage Book ~, Page
3Ol JOu y J Bt rms.
n3td9 Administrators.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
BOIES DEFEATED.
Vote OF Both Republicans and Democrats Eel
Of In Iowa.

DEs MONIES, Nov. s.-The election In
this state closed without any trouble or
excitement 80 far as heard from at either
headquarters. Chairman Blythe Of the
Republican aud Chairman Fuller of the
Democratic committee are both here.
Both Republican and Democratic losses
are shown, but the latter is in larger ratio
than the former. Jackson (Rep.) has de-
feated Boies (Drm.) by about 3 ,Ol.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
QUITE a CHANGE.
Republicans Garry Kansas Counties orevl
ously Held by Populists.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. s Meager re-
turns from Kansas indicate great fall
ing of in the Populist vote. Cherokee
county, which gave 100 majprity for the
PoyuII-Js ,u lSJ., anu SumSer county,
another Populist stronghold, have been
carried by the Republicans. Crowley
county, in which the vote was very close
In 1892 also ha. gone Republican.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
The ONLY "Nel"
Briar Pipes, 90c,

Can be found at me "Pickwick," Fast ave
nue, Kelly a Tay OF. proprieteTs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
REPUBLICAN, JUDGES
Got Sixiy.fye Per Cent OF the Vote Cast In
South Dakota.

YANKToN, s. D., Nov. s.-Information
eceived here from the headquarters Of the
K publican and Democratic central com
mittees assure the election of ali R,pubii-
can candidates for judgeships upon the Re-
publican ticket. The vote cast will be
about one-haif, or 10000, of which the Re-
pubical candid ties will receive 65 per
nnti tnnIybr
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08

at Lewis a 0ury's.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-08-15

There is more catarrh in this sec-
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it q local dis
ease, and prescribed local remedies
and by constantly falling to cure
pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be q consti-
tutioDal disease, and therefore re-
quire5 constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure on
the market. 1t is taken internally
in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address
u. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
20 Sold by druggists, 75c.