New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
ATTEMPTS AT SMUGGLING.

whose names were upon rolls with which MT. Lcion
had nothing 10 do.
ATTEMPTS AT SMUGGLING.
WHAT CUSTOMS OFFICERS POUND On LUZ
STEAMSHIP RrrUBtIc-A STOCK FOR a 'H"N h"i
STORE IN A TRUNK.
The inspcctors of customs made several selzuIcs
from the passengers of the White star steainsnlP
Renuhlic which arrived from Liverpool SUNDAY
Miss Ferris, an inspector. took from que vi ~. ~
sengers. woman, 3GIt yaras oi Wrthaim"r and
Hlauvclt took a trunk from Sheldon SwoPt, ,he
contents of which were sufficient To fnInsh iaiHc
icwclrv STORE: and when Mr.. Swopc mas Paiu ,uo
Gntirs q GOOD sum will he added 10 the Treasury
department.. Mr.. Swope made the customary uc
claIaton the vessel before landing, ana S' not
that the dutiable goods in his baggage were no.
valued above $50. He at the same tlme gave W
Inspector Werthcmer n sovereign. inspect,
Wcrtheimer announced the fact OF the git ana
both inspectors directed the trunk TO be sent TO
the seizure room for examination. Dr; S"oPos
clo1hcs were then examined ana upon MN W. srl
found six gold watches ana one gold Gn'i - were
trunk was examined Yesterday. ana IN mo oid
found { watch movements, gold Lockers, Po!u
bracelets . sets of gold earrings and breas'pns ~
mate h. II pairs of gold earrings. coIai placcios
ornomentcd with pearls ) gold and Jet crosses, o
gold and silver charms. i pairs or opera el'99.'i
2 marine glasses set OF thread lae9 coiis nnu
cuffs , silver bracelets silver necklaces . sNo,
crosses 3 silver charms, silver nalr-olhuhIcn'' n
pair of gold earrings and bracelet 10 in n
n9irs of silver earrings and bracelets, . shNer
iockets Is silver breaStplns. ) pairs OF slNeI r"'
rings 90 inset mosaics, ! cases OF coral leWShN,-
eases of unset canoes. meerschaum pipes. az, w
cigarette holder. 13 coral charms, IoU ' III 49,
coral 81 strings Of coral beads. coral necklace
silSer-platcd hair-oTnament, sci oil siecVe-ouaH
silver boat ornament, . MOSAIC GIoSso' n,reic
hrrostnins | fan. q pairs OF Kid gloves, I music
Lnves ironze figure / marble easel. | marble
portfolio . marble boxes, ~ PHOTOGRAPHS III ~
paintings 1 cigar case, bTonzeS i 4auies gnu
watches.
DESERTED BY MAN NOT HER HUSBAND
A dispatch came to this city on Sunday from On,
and r
at the 81. James Hotel in that CITY on oaIul riS
urder The name of Mason and wife, SHORTY
afterward the man pad bis Pil lor b "a
Id not return and rs he had in his possession MS
wifc's money as well as his own. his wife became
alarmed and informed the poce Oh ns rrie5 f%o
| w,ets. that her husbands name was Z. a.
| Vendnsen. of No 40 WarTen-st., Newborn, ana
| that she had been sewing girl III factory III VIC
Inonries at No. 40 Warren-st, YESTERDAY, showed
| thai O. A. Vaudusen was member OF the urn % %
Vanduseu d Sons, who occupy me secohu SUE :"
the build ding Io was about acknowledgements OF age
| and had been married several years; ne
left his place of bus ness last , lhnis-
Gav md mas not been seen heard of by the olner
mcmbers OF the firm since that d2y. Inc mn !rrp
| floor of the building Is occupied by W imam huuA
! who EMPLOYS about fifteen Young women III tne
! manufacture OF blankets. On thursday M"IHIns
one OF these young women, known as hacheI ' al
Tee, age about tYenty-six, ga noT s 2p,
pear at her work as usual s;,a anu s she
mas not been seen there SINCE Tlic
WIS married, hut did not live with her husband
| Mr. Knox SAID Yesterday that he had notced an ~
timacy between these two peLEsohhs Ioff tbnm
time, ard had spoken to both Oh i iuqIn
| oLont H. warning the woman, especially.
Of her danger. IAN that. We know about
the affair."" said representative OF me hn NJ; Ei
Vanduscn & sons rs contained IN the dispatch. MI
Van6nscp went away last Thursday and has not &c
| turnrd. He ,lid not state where he was gong
MORE ARRESTS OF LOTTERY DEALERS.
O0cer Warren. of tie Fifteenth Precinct; took
heiora Justice Murray. ut tue Jefferson Market
ToTce Cont. Yesterday afternoon George Cav
anagh of No 1913 BleeckeI-st charged WIN Vio-
iotIng the Lottery law. The officer said that ne
vent into the place and boueht " w. ~ III lhe
Kentncky Lottery. for which he paid 10 cents, ana
tbercnnon arrested CavanaRh, from whom be Oh
tn,ned he piece of paper ticket. Cavanagh was
held in $500 for tIial. Bail was nrnlshed. 1890
Wellington Jackson, Of No. 13I MeIeei-st was
taken before the same magistrate By Ohicer saver
cool of the Fifteenth Precinct for violation OF Ine
T"tferv law, The officer invested 10 cents IN Is
$50 in the Kentucky Lottery, and upon receiy-
ing the ticket from jackson look MN III SusIo"9
In default of 5000 bail, Jackson was Locked up; ,
~ Iacnh brown. arrested by Officer Smith, Of the
Twentieth Precinct Michael Smith, by OhlceI
| Ieddv of the same Precinct, Daniel Letry ana
Thomas Moore, by Olhcer Llhk VI 'Iio wv W,r
rar with violation Of the Lottery law, but the
evidence being insufficient they werc discharged
| At the Tombs Police Court YESTERDAY aI'o o
| bcf're Justice Smith, Henry Williams. of Bergen
A. Brookiyn was charged BY Officer OCGnnpr oil
tLe irst Precinct with selling tickets OF the Lutte
Havana LOTTERY at No. 81 Nassau-st., where II Is
| stated he acting ia the capacity OF citih 10
William A. jackson. lie was hoio Ill "ei'"'' VI
Edward Eason, for dealing in policy at No. a
NaIdeu-lanc on com 7aint of James Carney boot
black at No Was neg n at anG aGD
said that he had acted under lhSIuctohS lIoh Tx
| First Precinct