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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01
OPTICIANS.
FOR ONE DOLLAR

EOlk taNis if1AaisaNtt
We will soil a better pair ot Spect1cles
OF Eye Glasses than any optician ~ the
city. "A stylss eyes examined free.
ALEXANDER Cpticisn. 81 Dorfance
street repz'-lno
ONE OF TIE FINEST Prof. j f..
Emerson. the Opuciau. VIII ht the
most dlficuit eyes i1 your perfect sat-
tisfActlon 40 ono haf the price o.h"s
chargc. exam nation free. Al Hos
MEE Open evenings. s1-tk
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NEWS WANTS SURE RESULTS

one cent per word first Insertion.
one-half cent per word after first
Insertion.
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MALE HELP WANTED-HalIs
Barber College, 725 Washington street.
Boston, and 4 East l4th street, New
York city; best equipped, successful.
board $3.50, lodgings free, tools free,
railroad fare paid; catalogue. (22-m)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

TO LET-iss Lennox avenue. one-haif
OF double houss. rooms. modern:
ready for occupancy Nov. lst., 1895. %.
building
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Ad,lr.I.e D. u rI0yIaencc N.Ns.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTkD-Men' and women, prepare
for civil service positions; postofiice
clerks and carriers; railway mail and
departmental service; clerks and copy
lists; salary $1,000; instruction by mail;
training ciass. CIVIL SERVICE
TRAINING 1AGENCY, Leonard, 81
HER. Syracuse, ~. Y. (25)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

LADIES-A few more men and wo-
men everywhere 10 distribute free sam
pies OF Geneva Tea at s. per thousand.
Send addressed, stamped envelope for
full instructions. Acme Importing Co,
Philadelphia, Pa. CAD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01
ROOMS AND BOARD.

PARTIES seeking comfortable rooms
Will do well to call at 494 Pine street
Terms all right. Ladies preferred. In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

POULTRY and MILK FARM, 2 miles
from Wlllimantlc. Conn; 90 acres land;
level and free from stones, house, barn.
carriage shed, poultry house, never
railing well OF water; running water In
barn yard; electric railroad viii pass
this farm before end OF year. Price
1920, $500 down, balance can remain on
mortgage as long as you wish; quick
IL you want IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

MANUFACTURERS. inventors and
Others having specialties or any good
article to be handled by agents. call or
write BOSTON BUSINESS AGENCY,
16lA fremont street, Boston, Mass. (23)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

AGENTS-The only perfect skirt and
waist pin: entirely new; money
maker for either lady or gentleman
agents. Write for particulars. THE
EASTERN CO., Grand Rapids, Mich.
(2O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

AGENTS wanted for only perfect va
nor bath latest patent; greatest seller.
Il. NJ. IRWIN, IL Broadway, New York.
(24)
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AGENTS and salesmen: side line:
talking machines, $1.50 upwards: rec
ords and supplies: cash or credit; big
commissions. G. +. NJ. Co, Hoboken.
n j. (2s)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

AGENTS 10 sell Our New Possess
sions." four new books in one. one
agent sold 20 i'm making 93 calls. w. ].
HOLLAND, "a Franklin ST., New York.
f9A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

AGENTS WANTED for complete
line novelties: 10c. for 2 costly samples:
circulars: valuable outfit; genuine bar
gain; commission paid Union Mfg
Agents supply Co, Haworth, n. Y.
(25)
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GROCERY. MEATS and PRoVI-
slONS; fine trade; rent only SSj per
month, including five living rooms;
coal trade will pay the rent. Price $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

FOR SALE Buying has commenced
again and ID is headed down the bay.
I want 90 sell YOU beautiful building
site Al pawtuNet- -by-the-S Sea. get hold
rioht now: they viii i. higher next
year. \. l.. ANDREWS, 81 Wcstmin-
stcr street. tf-Ol
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FOR SALE-On South Angel street
a one family house, practically new
with every modern appliance, small
stable: 1880 square feet of land; pric,
SO 0Oo of which $500 may remain or
mortgage at ; per cent. g.. l. * VI. j
GROSS, Room ., Bdnigau building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

WE WANT LADIES everywhere TO
do work at home; earn 81 "A day easily;
send l2c. for cloth and full instructions
WINOOSKET CO., Boston. l24)
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LOST AND FOUND.

BOsT-Brown Cocker spaniel. fe-
male: answers 10 name of Blossom;
white spot on breast; wore collar short
tail. Reward 40e Pine street. (2O)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

FOR SALE-Ninc room cottage at
Oakland Beach. Apply to J. Il. RAN
DALI. % Oakland Beach avenue
nOV2-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

AGENTS sell Cheney warming pad.
everybody buys them: full particulars
for stamp; agents make as high az Sta
a day. PORTLAND INTRODUCTION
co. Portland, Ne. (eD
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FOR SALE-Those Mount Pleasant
Lots arc going fast az $50 90 $3.50. they
are By Ear The cheapest aud best ln the
city: delightful location. make an ap-
pointmont and Will SHOW the lots any
afternoon. a. l.. ANDREWS. 81 West
Minister street. tf-o1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

SECONDHAND SEWING MA
CHINE store and general repair shop:
cheap: living rooms attached. Box 3.
News Office. tlbp
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THE LYMAN. 3 FRANKLIN ST.
The first-Class family nouse OF the
city; o'clock dinner soc. (eO
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AGENTS. manufacturers dealers.
we send you our 64-page book OF mon-
ey-maBing secrets; recipes and tormu-
las for 12c Advance Novelty, Station -.
Cincinnati. Ohio. C23)
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WANTED-We Will engage few
more agents; good inducements. G.. f..
ADAMS Co. No. SO Snow street. (2S)
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In his decision denying the application
Recorder Gof quotes the law making
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AGENTS WANTED at once Send 10
cents In silver for sample and particu-
lars. Chas. s. Phinney, 26 Mason ST.,
BroCkton. Mass. CID
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

LARGE front room, OF suite OF rooms
furnished: 60 Federal street; left hand
bell (2J)
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WATCHES CLOCKS, ETC.

$50 FOR 75c.--Watch clensed. 75c.
main spring. tjc; price on other work
I'm proportion: done by the most skilled
wOrkmen on earth. A. HOSMERS.
corner Westminster and Franklin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

LADIES to canvass starch and blue
ing; good pay TO right parties. Room
:, Slade building. 23)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The known movement OF money in he week
indicates q loss IN cash to the banks hlf tho COM
paratve case Of money a. the close ~ mo week
reflects that the lendabo supply is ample Tor all
legitimate requirements. including an increased
speculation in stocks The last named fncfor. how
ever has not been drain upon th" banks. 10
cause good part OF the increased dealings In
stocks In the week represents investment h-yins
According to the summary compiled boy THE New
York News Bureau" the banks shipped direct by
,ruress & 723 $50 and received S7'f .s. urf loss
to the banks OF 81 40 lE. The HeH-lork Sub
Treasury taficr allowing for $l""'" in gold. re-
coved from various points anticlpHtOls NJ li0Y-
eminent lnteres; and deposits - N.rh ~ rams
FER to the INTERIOR gained from thu banks stslrD
banks own figures. OF CWlf. The banks and
financial Institutions in many instances called loans
heavily in the first TWO days of tho "r'A and this
f. expected 10 figure largely ~ today statement
of averages Can money ruled az per cent yes
terday with exceptions az ana per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
JEAL0rN HrSBAND USES rITBIoI

Philadelphia Noe g. because ne believed Ed
ward II. Plnti ~ This city. was attempting 90
ruin his homo JAY h Worst OF Borwyn Pom.
dashed vitriol I'm Pau's face and It is believed
the latter VIII lose the sight OF both eyes in
course Of The celebration of the Peace j n.re
Platt made the acquaintance 81 Worst'S . and
when she returned 10 Berwyn he sent her letters
Couched I'm cndcaring terms 4 few DAYS ago
Worst found some OF these letters. and Mrs " Orst
admitted that she had received many Of similar
character. Whether the woman had replied I'm
the same strain has not hoon explained
Worst brought his wife this city last night
and induced her to accompany him 10 Plaft's
boarding house. Plntt summoned TO the door
and. without giving him time TO explain. Worst
threw the vitriol him and was arrested AT
the hospital the physicians to-day are doubtful
whether they can save platts sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

Progress making by the railroads Is r'f',ie' u
orders FOR new equipment as reported "S i''o"
by THE Railroad Gazette. Great Northern
receiving bids on forty locomotives. II Is relo'e'
that Chicago and Eastern Illinois VIII order se'sa
more locomotives Minneapolis and - LOUIS
considering buying ten locomotives. North'i" Ia
cnc has ordered fifteen engines from the S'nehe'
tady Works. Baltimore and Ohio has oine'0"
twelve more freight engines of the BALDWIN Lou
motive Works The Richmond Locomotive NoiA'
has received an order % build three engines 100
the Ystad-Eslofs Railroad Of sweden. Nf"-loA
Central has ordered the ninety locomotives 's
Gently referred to- Hooking VALLEY has "rdefeD
100 boNcars from the Pullman Car Comp ny u"
cago and Alton has ordered 80 steel goni1.t car,
from the Pressed steel Car Company. j. Is ssss
that Illinois Central is considering ordering ".H
freight cars. Wheeling and LAKE Eric oriet va wa
consist Of three parlOr ears ana nine ''t. IN
Northern Pacific has ordered twenty COACHES ~. ss,
the Barney * Smith Company. II IS reported -
Mobile and Ohio IS receiving bids for IT," noN, "a
Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling has ORDERED '.
coacars. 100 boXcars and nifty side dump eoa1"'
o, the Pullman Palace Car Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

Later the company Issued this notice.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Reading, Penn. Nov s.-Danlcl Loose a farmer.
was killed and his son Ralph fatally injured by a
Phiadephi and Reading passenger train at a
grade crossing at Berne' this county to-day
Boise Idaho. Nov "A dispatch from Wardner
10 The Statesman" says that Company H. Idaho
National Guard. went guard at the prison last
night. Adjutant General Weaver has dispatch
from General Merriam which says the Federal
troops VIII remain In their camps in the Cpur
dAlcnes
Colorado Springs. Col. Nov. 81 O Russell an
oldtime resident Of Manitou Park and a prominent
Grand Army man. was caught IN "A blizzard in the
Iark and frozen 20 death yesterday He was haul
ing provisions with team to ranch when over
taken 10y the storm. He sixty-three years old
I0wanda Penn. Nov. 3.-rwO men We're instantly
killed and another was fatally injured last night by
the explosion of Lehsh Valley Railroad locomO-
tive near Wyalusing. Il short distance from here
Inc dead are fireman Eugene Dcegan. and a
brakeman Warren Robinson. The injured is
Daniel Georgia an engineer The locomotive was
rented by the Iehigh Valley company. II waS
blown 10 pieces Traffic blocked for five hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
GOULD COMPANIES AFFAIRS.

The Manhattan Railway Company has recenty
been lending at prevailing rates about 10000" Ok
the money received on the new issue ~: stock and
fl is said that tn actual interest received ~ me
company on the loans amounts 70 more tnan three
times the dividend on the new stock sine" u vas
,ssued In the course OF two weeks the Missouri
Pacific directors vii. meet 20 consider The question
OF a dividend on the eomDanys stock. u l' s'ne'-
ally believed that a dividend viii boo declared ard
that the only point Al issue among INC directors
concerns the amount that ought to h' paii Earn
ings warrant more than per cent. aNl tlc Suck
holders may receive per cent j. IS .sfrfaiNey
estimated That Wabash viii add mis- var 500
10 tho surplus OF Sli1.I3j shown Tor i' Nr'a var
ended June 80 1899. This would Do "g-ifa-eW 70
per cent on tho drhenture a honi. i.r D., sssI
having Il. per cent for tho Sz6vprD ~ lt9enig,s
.B'' bonds The directors will next month eecAs
per cent interest on the debeniure ior ts es
halt year but Will at upon the interest % -l'
"Bs' until the end Of the present fiscal t.af iLe
business OF the Canadian branch Of the " Ns>sa 5
Increasing fully =, Jer cent "Nri last YEN ~
comtlnv j. clear OF floating debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

II was learned yesterday on competent au'n'''H
that Standard OF interests IN absolute COM.
81 tho United States Leather Company t''-s
recently acquired stock ownership IL was 49,
ed that the interests named had enough o.
common and preferred stock TO prevent the wv
ton OF the proposed plan for the readusin'"
the compnnys securities. and that zee" p'"'
volvlng the retlremen, OF the present pre'e'rsa
stock would be put through. II rs evident ''"' "A
current advance In the common stock mas ''y
= point where change In control OF the 'o''f
j. Indicated .,-
Under the provisions NJ the proposes i'"e 49, IA
ment PLAN the new Leather common s''.,Hs ,hoat
the current market value would n' W. -, r,lnts
-. and as the preferred is selling only Nv ian 10
higher II can readily be seen that "' ,, Gas re-
reflected In the movement OF the STOCK ~ ~ tho
ported yesterday that reorganlIilon nv The
Leather company would be undertaAsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
BAY STATE GAS.

Efforts % rean.mate Bay State Gas stock taS'
pace about once year. and after each efor' Wv
stock drops 10 "a lower level This has been 'ne
record or the stock IN the past and the only feasO
that leads TO the belief that II VIII NOT "e'.'
following the attempts made yesterda, 90 Ni' Wv
price H. that the stock Is about as low az j '"'
be- without becoming a minus quantity Repcr,ss
from Boston that the company would dispose .,,,y
'Valua,lc assets received with soNle' ~
akin e. dersiOn IN Wall Street inuSmuch A. ~ ~
valuable" assets OF the company CON lst I'D e.sfi
part Of a charter dispatch from boolNn s~y
that Henry NJ Nlitney denied thar there was 81
foundation FOR the report Of the ~ me ~
State Gas Company II IL not likely tha' -, -
New FrrlanA as and coke Comrluv VIII AZ r..
ported. pay s. 10000 for the so-callet Kay ~
Gas Company. as IT is said the equities pn.,oent
10 over $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Tho stock market showed a reactiOnary teniA,,.
Incident TO profit taking and renewed bear pressure
aa,ber common was again bought by STANDARD ~
.,p,ereers and. with southern Pacific furnished m.
third Of the total dealings. Keene brokers oouxh
Leather and Morgan and Conner brokers took
Southern Pacific Flower Interests bought ths,r
snec,altles and on all reactions good class .,
buvers appeared London sold. sales Tor the fore,g,
account amounting 10 about BOO shares Trader
worked FOR reaction on the theory that the bank
statement would make A poor showing hut decline.
were lneignifcant Kansas and Texas preferred yas
strong feature also the HOOP isspes American
Smelling and Anaconda Leathe- common touched
1884.
Some 81 the buyers and sellers wore s3a.her,
Pacific Tower & Sherwood. II Cle1s q Co.. A A
Houyman q CO.. Sutro Brothers. Price Mccormick
& CO. and Il. Waller 5rD bought, Nnzosae.ner
gold 500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Holsman
bought: Clems & CO. sold Baltimore and Ohio pre.
fcrred Strong. SWrgls K CO. bought Moore E
Schley sold Chesapeake and ONO, bsse.l and Col
Rapid Transit. Halle & stiegtz bought 2c1 OK
cagO. Burlington and quincy. roNstnh and la
;Tohaccn lawson bought. DoC0pp.i q ID-ono-'s
sold Leather Edey q Son bought 2vi American
Logacg9d Sh"M bssncr sod 0nfaro ati Ws,,
ern st Goar bought l,eD Southern Railway Hen.
Taci 6ro'F Edev < Son bought 2oo L.arher
Taylor and Housman eco bought Rope. Henry
Brothers and Lockwood. Hurd g CO. sold. Charles
Southern Pacific. and sold 800 A'chiaou preferred
Leather g. Hudson Co holsht hansa- and
southern Iacnc Muir < Powell sold 3.'" Sugar.
Price Mccormick 4 Co.. kohn & Co. T9isfon &
Bass q. 4 Harmed and O. VI. Dodg" bought. ar
Isle oliver. Randolph Dick Brothers and Mcln.
tyre & WardweIl sold ST Paul \, y combs and
Wormser bought. Tillinehasi sold Leather n DIT.
Judson and Ulman Brothers sold Southern Pa.
bal hon TIffffr 4 II| d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
LABOR PARTY ACQUISITIONS.
THE DOUBLE STANDARD CLUB DESERTS TAM
MANY-IxDoRsEMENT OF o'BRIEN.

THE DOUBLE STANDARD CLUB DESERTS TAM
MANY-1xDoRsEMENT OF o'BRIEN.
News was received at the headquarters OF the
Jndependcnt Labor party yesterday that the Doupe
standard club numbering nine hundred voters.
had abandoned Tammany Hall. II passed set OF
resolutions pedgng the support Of the organza-
tion 10 william J. O'Bren. the fusion and indie
rendent Labor partys candidate for Sheriff. The
clrh takes exception to the action Of the German
American Reform Union in indorsng Grcll
number Of letters which Secretary BONN. Of
the Central Federated Union. had collected were
turned over to the Independent Labor party yes
t.rdav These were from well known labor men
aud thcv expressed the views Of the writer's on the
Indepondcnt LABOR party. One Of them was from
r II. Curran secretary Of the Workingmens state
Federation Of New-York. I'm which Mr.. Curran
I 500 that O'Bren has been nominated for Sheriff
Good luck TO him
After writing the letter Curran was Induced 10
leave his home IN Albany and come here to WORK
for Tammany The unions Will have blacklist OF
an deserters from the Labor partys ranks IN the
present campaign. and action VIII be taken Oh 1t
Xeariy two hundred bricklaycrs belonging 20 the
Erickiavors' Union and living I'm the XVIII As
emily District. have pledged themselves TO work
for O'Brien and Thomas j. McManns the fusion
candidate for Assembly in that district IhGre WI WI
h., Il big parade Of the McManus forces IN the dls-
tvict tonight followed by q meeting al Wh'h
there will be prominent speakers. ILL.,,
The Nicholas Kuhn Association, one OF me oinest
Tammamy organizations in the XVIII district Was
also reported yesterday 20 have thrown OH 'He
Tammany yoke and come out for McManus
An Endorsement OF William j. o. BIen apI 9s.n 90
In 'Tho I'nionist" of October 20 ''Ihe lhohiSt II
The e,i1' b Trs rlno %f tmion 60
Il was ALLEGED yss,Grday at lnf n e ren the
eG Inagpenagn{ Lae0[ fd p"! sSc 9T has had ali his
campaign printing done in non-union SHOP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

Minneapolis MINI. Nov. AT the closing session
OF tho American Public Health Association to-day
a resolution was adopted d'precatine the use Of the
p sorvetivcs Of harmful nature I'm food products
The officers nominated last night were duly elected
ana. i'm addition. dr. Thcobald Smith. OF Boston
was chosen FOR the Craftsmanship Of the now section
Of chemistry and hacterioiosy The choice Of Ind
Annapolis the next meeting place approved
The papers and discussion Of the morning were
on the subject Of garbage DR. Benjamin Lee of
the Pennsylvania state Board Of Health discussed
"The Treatment Of Carriage and Excreta I'm Mill
tary Camps" Colonel W y. Morse. OF Newly Ork.
read paper on Tho Next Step I'm the Work of
Garbage and Waste Disposals" He described the
reduction methods succe ssfully used in Boston.
Ncw-YOrk and Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
DEATH or 4 SwEDlSH REcrSr

Chicago Nov. "A dispatch to The Times
Herald" from Galena says that Hover Olsen bet
ter known as "Harve Anderson. the big Swede
was found dead to-day IN his house i've miles
from that place For twenty-five years he lived
the life Of recluse Belonging to wealthy
family In Sweden. at twenty years OF age his father
got him Nacnt and he sailed around the world
Although finely educated he was Of a rowing and
adventurous disposition Ia practised law in Nor
way for @ time and after coming to America he
married and prospered. He enlisted IN Company
r. sth Illinois Volunteers serving two yenrs in
the civil War. and pensOner. Arrange
naents were almost completed remove him 10 The
Soldiers Home AZ quincy. Domestic trouble Il Is
said. caused his retirement from the world Three
sons 1--we IN the state Of Washington Though a
recluse. ne was widely known In Northern Illinois
and Southern Wisconsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
FELL DEAD N A HoTEL CORRIDOR.

HARRY - KEM1sII. DIES SUDDENLY FROM
HEART DIsEA-,, IN THE CADILLAC
Harry David Kendall, thirty-eight years old
manager Of the New-York branch OF the firm OF
Arthur Merritt & Co.. Of Boston, chemicals ana
dyes at No 81 North Moore-sto dropped dead IN
the corridor of the Hotel Cadillac. Broadway and
-thrC-st at 4:90 o'clock yesterday afternoon
George ". Holmes. the hotel physician said that
heart disease was the cause Of death. Dr. Weston
from the Coroner's office later Endorsed this and
eave permission for the removal Of the body.
Mr. Kendall had been apparently In robust
health His body will be taken TO Boston. where he
had many friends and belonged to several prom-
nent clubs. His :ather was the late John KEN
ball proprietor OF the Kendall Paint Works, Lowell
Mass Mr. Kembal took charge Of the New York
branch Of Merritt q co. year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
4 BARK'S SUCCESSFUL WHALING TRIP.

San Francisco Nov 3-Tho whaling bark Charles
" Morgan has arrived here from the Okhotsk
Sea In her years cruise 400 barrels Of sperm OH.
$500 pounds OF bone and ~ pounds OF ambergris
secured The latter was especially good
find as 8, will bring from $3.50 20 $4ro pound The
amhergris was landed iu Japan. and has already
been sent to the owners OF the vessel. j. & ".
Wing % New Bedford The Morgan caught IN al
forty-'ight sperm whales and TWO hight whales
ON The way home OF the haIks boats WAS
Wrock'd hy wlai" which had been struck bat
az the men Were rescued on September the
bark california spoken She then had go
barrels ol whale o. 90 barrel, Of sperm oil and
300 pounds OF bone. Martin Cosgrovc. "a member
OF the CALIFORNIA; crew. who has well 20 do reia-
ttos IN Indiana. cnesht by the reel which
holds The lire and dragged overheard BY q whale
r. June. His body recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

cru,scr rounded the end OF the yard wall ana af'er
she had been tied up near the coal whari rear a.
miral Farquhar and captain Chadw''k p"'o ',.''
official visits to Rear Admiral fn''P' , -''.
90 49,, ,.aa 1o,or q BOARD OF inspection and sur
VI Va ' Vent Over the Ship and will decide what re-
pairs must be made 1t is expected thao rne Zen
e. a. no YARD COR al least a month, ana "ncn
She is repaired and ready for sea will start ior
the south Atlantic cruising GROUNDS .,oa IN
come TO the ward to-day. and will be prepared ior
the tests TO be made soon with the Miller device io'
coaling ships al sea