davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
An IMPORTERS DIFFERENT STORIES.
HE NOW SAYS 1T WAS NOT BRIBERY. But BLACK
NAIfn

NAIL.
The Jury In the case Of Carl Pustan. Pearl'st
t,nuorter apparently had difficulty In reaching
conclusion yesterday la the criminal branch Of the
United states Circuit, Court Ii retired NJ 40 O'Clock
and Al was still loc..cd up. Then Judge Benedict
wont home leaving uctions that The Jury bring in
a seal-i vcrlict to be o1Icncd this morning Won
p,l.ton Is charged with btblng Edward W. simond~,
formerly an assistant weighcr in the United stats
custom, service to undcrv lot OF i34i packages
~ fire CRACKERS rortei hy the firm Carl Won Pustan
a. Co. Charles \. Hess. counsel fpr the accused man
opened the defence yesterday morning by moving that
IN, Indictment be di>mi,-ed on technical grounds
Judge BENEDICT denied the mpton Then James j.
Callahan clerk In the bonded warehouse 10 which the
Grrcraclscrs alcn after they we're landed tesl
fed He had Acen called by Assistant tnitca STATES
Attorney Maxwell EvaIts weigh the goods but Judge
Ecn,dict decided that this was unnecessary Albert
streclcnberg. boohk,opcr Tor Won Pusinn CO.. dc
carrd th. Iohn Ft,rtmln hal told him That eiinond'
threatened to trouble II he did not receive large
sum Of money. Forman The shipping clerk OF tho
firm.
Von Pnsan himself called Ia the witness stand
next He admitted having given slrnondS money on
various occasions but said that the ono OF
blackmaIl pure and simple. Ills hrm had paid
Smond, thousands Vi dollar. Had the witness not
Given thi, r,ouey he would have lost much more
money By the overwhelming Of his Imports.
On cross examination, V0a Pu,'an became less clear
In hi, statements. lie denied the truth OF the con
fc,s,on which he had written and gwen To Spccih
Treasury Agent Whitehead. In this. the defendant ad
mit,cd that he had paid simonds about FLOOD FOR
undcrwcighing goods. Won Pustnn spoke imperfect
English and This did not add TO the clcarne>s Of his
testimony lie admitted that either he or his partner
otto schneider might have paid slmonds these sums
schneider also arrested ami VIII be TILED
Won Pustan Ired hand. when taken into custody. 10
get off easy hy turning states evidence he hllde II
full contest n but Che q. vcrnments case was ST2nI
enough anyway, lie gainrd 10 consideration By MS
action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
EXPENSIVE BUSINESS RCNNTNG THIS YACHT.

The Government now knows Just what an expensive
Iuxury a big stcam-yacht IS. On August ~, looi'
Collector J. solt Fass'tt seized Frederick W. Wander
hits English built yacht conqueror on the ground
tha, .hc was subject to duty The courts decided
acains, the Collector. ara on February last the
Corrueror was restored IL her owner.
United states Commissioner Samuel d. LYMAN Wa
asroutcd master to determine the loss which Nj.
Vanderbilt had sustained by tho seizure OF his yacht
IT, oiad his rcport in tho United States District Court
vcstcrd1y lie dnds that the ConqTeror was WORTH
500 cay TO her owner. 10 whon $1,000 was there
fore awarded. Beside this. the Government nnSp
nav 1854 A. for expenses Incurred while the yacht
was I'm its charge. The crew and master received
90 800 81 for wages. the provisions cost VOL ~.
wharf, o, 800 and there were otlei incdeutaS TIC
Cononcror~ only cruise In the time was one from
staten island to BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
TIE FUNERAL OF EMMONS BLAINE.
SIMPLE SERVICES HELD At TIE MCCORMICK
HOME Is CHICAGO.

Chicago. June oI.-Thc funeral OF the late hhh'ohS
n,sne was held at 80 O'Clock this afternoon al ihe
Mccormick home. They were Of The Simplest eiia'
actor There were manly flowers from ir1"nns. Inc
n.t hea,rrs were Roberts Patterson. Frederic Keep
Robert Forsythc, Philip Ely. of Boston personal
friend of Mr. Blaine: Arthur J. Cation Dr. Fran"
Billings and Chester NJ. Dawes Tie lnner'' ser'"os
were conducted by the Rev. Dr. McPhersoh' Oh '1lo
second PRESBYTERIAN Church There wa no "rh"h'
and tie minister simply made q few toncmng REMARKS
concerning the fe Of the dead man ana the lesson 10
he drawn for the living from the dead W. nc
rberson then pronounced the benedction which closed
tho services.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine are bearing up wonde1nlN
well in their deep sorrow IN accorduhee Win u G
ri. az Mrs EInlonS Blaine. the BODY oi hci iusDana
riu he buried In Graceland Cemetery 'ot hs'
been secured adjoining the McCormick onriai pia'e,
"a n las been decided 10 bury the remains ana not !"
piace them in vault -. ,.,oo,s tho er,'re day
u,..l the funeral and received none M Inc 'a,'
HAT desired to him. The Elaine iaintn VIII ru
n.ir scvcral DAYS In Chicago. The DAY OF departure
Ias not yet bo,n determined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
IN REOPEN TIE WESTERLY GRANITE CCARRiEs

p,o,>,onye r. l.. June 2l.-sevcn quarry men
~v.d ot westerly from Boston yesterday 10 WORK
-, the ouarry Of the smith Granite company. i"e'r
,r,sehce has excited the stone ""He's aoP
:. l., ,,ted that, in accordance with the rc>oihtioh
~, ,,.,r,octure,s Association. all the quarites VIII
-, ,,,own open and the men Invited 10 return
~ .tcr,nce will be given to the old hands. None oil
,h. cd employees has applied Tor WORK. however
,,apv of them have secured employ on 'hc fai
r,,d in the lumber vnrds. and other PAGES "h'le
,,,,r . settlement II I, estimated that The lr,
,ss sipcr ire beginning Of the trouble hhs peeh
q, o. 900 I'm Westerly ana Vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
4 TRAVELLING SALESMAN ARRESTED.

Alexander Singer, a travelling salesman living q
the Hotel Bevidere. prisoner yesterday before
judge Duffy at the Tombs Police Court. James B.
Rycr dealer In upholstery goods at No. 1877 Canatst.
was the complainant. lie charged that on December
%. 1901 singer stole trlnkful Of samples worth
soGO which had been given him TO sell. Singer vent
to the South and at savannah. Ga he disposed Of the
trunk and its contents in payment for a hotel bill.
John c. Mccarthy. Of No. "a Bowery, another travel
ling salesman, told where Singer could be found ana
he was arrested. The prisoner was held IN $1,000
bail for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
c,rcur WITH MRS. RYIy'S BANG CURLER

w,.,uon Mallon saw a small boz crawl out OF the
,,., t,nion Office In the corridor OF the Postoiice
s.r,y Yesterday morning. lie gave chase to him and
.o,, him The lad had Ii cents. bangcurler.
pockct-knfe, pencil and eraser which he had lust
stolen. The bangcurler must have been the property
~ Mis-, Mamie Ryan. the operator In the ollice The
,oy saId hc wa George Meyer. thirteen wears Old Of
Va 1ao Dc Lancey and that he sold papers for n
living lie was held In S''oo Dali oy 'om"'SS' ,hcr
,,,s Mover said that he and a companion got Into
,ne Office TO borrow some books which they wshed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
PITiIrI STORY CT 4 POOR MOTHER.

Hebrew woman abandoned hep boy baby. two
months old, In tie hallway of the house No. l07 Nor
folst. early yesterday morning Pinned to The rags
which covered the habcs body was letter In Hebrew
which was translated rs follows:
40 be BRIEF my husband left me. lie conld not
look upon the awful sufcrinss OF his family. and he
left lis 10 make his fortune in the world. iopc thnt
may be able to prove to any that am the mother
who left her babe, wh) love II from her bosom.
Please. good people, have mercy on mo and him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
CHARGED WITH MAKING FALSE INVOICES.

An arrest made yesterday growing ont Of the
charges brought last fall against william Cu'nlar.
Custom House broker in Beaverst. Cn'ainr was ar
rested on various charges Of trying 10 brbc customs
officials and Of making false Invoices OF importations
lie has not been tried yet The Government officials,
In looking over his books found evidences of irTeE
la1,ics on the part OF some Of his customers one
OF these, Ncoo Cunco. importer Of fruit at No. 3l5
Greenwich ST., arrested Yesterday. James ".
Cronkitc for the Government, charges That on March
L. soi Cgnco made false invoice Of the importation
OF twenty-five cases OF dry mushrooms. Cameo was
rceascd in a. 800 bail by Commissioner shields. The
bond sInan Antonio CuncO bdnaer 1T NJ. lOl
Parkst.
IL is said that other arrests will follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
~, ,nurssroy To THE NORMAL C0LLEGE

OF the i.Iss candidates who presented themselves
- enc vor,ous public schools for admiss to the
xormal College on June q. 6oi were successful. Inc
ox.m,nations were held on June q. T. . ana D. IN
snanng. arithmetic. English compoSltion' EhgnSo
Grammar. history Of the unit>d states seosiaph'
e' and cAometry. The college next year promises
20 havs eyen moro students than In the year Just
closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22

hope that Coroner Levy may do everything Tor the
child. that he may remain true to the Jewish fath
The mothers name Is Anna Goldstcin. II was born IN
New York. have been everywhere and have done
everything to provide for my child and failing. have
cast II upon tie world. Tease bring II I'D rs Jew
lie was born Jew. His name Is Jacob Golds'eln.
A policeman carried the infant to Police Head
quarters and 1t placed In the Gaze OF the Csnmls
sioners OF Charities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
v.yy AcEDs or GRAIN BURNED.

,orc,d CAL June ol.-A grain lire started on the
.nch of r. f. Mcnamara. ncaT this town. YESTERDAY
II burned his grain and that OF ~ honip "''u -. "
~ o coo acres in ALL The loss Is estimated at
a hundred thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22

committee appointed by the Republican National
Convention 70 inform you Of your nomination ior
the second place apon the Republican National
ticket The duty is a pleasant and agreeable one
I now introduce 10 You United States Senator fred
T. Dubois. Of Idaho
Senator Dubois Is o handsome md dignified man.
He speaks easily and without apparent effort
lie advanced few stepe toward Mr.. Reid anu
said:
Mr. Reid: The National Republican Convention
recently held In Minneapolis selected representa-
tive from each state and Territory from among i's
delegates to notify you that the great Republican
marty OF the Nation had selected you as Its candidate
for Vice President OF the United States speaking
for them, II is now my pleasing duty 40 give you
that formal notincatioi.
This honor. one Of the highest which free AND
thoughtful people bestow. came 10 you unsought
and with unanmity rarely witnessed
Yonr constant, consistent and effective advocacy
~ penuhicnn measures for many years. ana ahc
honor and dignity with which you represented our
cou,trv abroad. have mered for you this dis
tinction. ,. ,
IRE American people appreciated the patient ana
skilful diplomacy BY which yu opened the m'rH''s %
Fnnce to the product of tie American farmer he
market Is the ultimate object Of all nations IN mooer
no,tics and your success In that great field VII com
mand for YOU the hearty approval OF fh> producers
of the United States. loud app;aus")
We believe that the people viii sustain Repuphcan
principles Will indorse tho personality OF onr s'aho
ard bearers and that the wisdom OF our "c"o" At
minneapolis will be fully demonstrated By your
triumphant election at the polls In November heA'
Every one listened attcntvc!y TO the young SEN
ator's speecb, and they applaudcd it with much
earnestnefs and enthusiasm Mr.. Reds reply
Was az follows:
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen: iour WISH ~ ~,
homo and this forrai statement deepen Oh NV '
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22

The Free Methodists will hold ser
vices all day Thanksgiving next Thurs
day at 18th and Walnut streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22

The twelfth anniversary of Whining
ton Conclave, No. %. Improved Order
OF Heptasoph, was celebrated last
night by a supper at Farra's restau
rant. The tables were nicely decor
ated, and after "A short prayer by Rev
DR.. Cook all present enjoyed the gooC
things which were set before them
After satisfying their wants and whit,
enjoying cigars the toast IN Ister, Pas
Archon w. A. Gallagher, announced
the following toasts: Address OF wei
come, IL. III. Ward; Our Order" j. j
Gallagher; wilmington Conclave. No
~, and her Twelve Years of Useful
ness, WIN. Mccormick; Cur Guests.
Professor A. II. Berlin; "FraternaI
Orders, Charles Morgan; THE Press,
William ii. Hill. Remarks were sst
made by Peter L,Cooper, .ohn G. Farra
George q. Marls, +. a. Taylor. Colope
ID. Z. Barnard, the Rev t. b. Cool
and others. One OF tho show window,
OF Farra's restaurant was filled will
beautifully growing plants and fern
last night. The centre OF the window
was occupied by fine orchid-Cyrer
prdium Inrlgmo - which attract {
much attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22
FOURTH EDITION


The home OF Mr.. Holland. on the
New Castle road a short distance from
this city, was the scene Of much merri
ment on Thursday evening last, the
occasion being a surprise given by
some Young friends of the family,
MIR. L. was not apprised of the affair.
although he had his suspicious aroused
by certain mysterious movements
that we're transpiring. such as the
parlor being tidied up and other prep
aratlons being made that were rather
unusual, and yet he kept his thoughts
to himself. About o'clock carriages
with their occupants began to arrive.
and one party In hack, all plentifully
supplied with refreshments.
The mysterious movements of tina
family were now fully explained, aud
MIR. l. entered into the affair with O
zest that would have become many a
younger man. The light fantastic toe
was tripped by all with a relish that
showed that they knew how To enjoy
rational enjoyment. The music was
furnished by q gentleman who drew
the hair OF tho horse across the en-
trails OF the cat. Games were also
INDUCED in. Every one was happy.
About two O'Clock the party sat
down to well.illed table. to which
they did full justice
At about $3.50 tho fun came to an
end and each departed to their respec
tive homes, more than pleased with
their evenings amusement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22

Detective Hulfish, OF Philadelphia,
is in this city TO. day, and will take n.
y. Harding, the noted swindler, 10
Philadelphia with him, where he IL
wanted on number of warrants.
Harding is the man who inserted ads
vertisements In all of the daily papers
for watchmen. A number OF citizens
answered tho advertisements, and 10
answer, were told to meet him at
Eighth and Shipleyfstreets.
They went and were required to fur
nish SO before they could secure the
situations. In this w@y Harding
ewindled a number OF them until he
was captured by Detective Hawkins
just as he was pocketing S5,which had
been given to him by one of tho de.
tectlve's friends. The prisoner was
locked up but escaped by cutting the
bars OF his cell window.
He was arrested later and held for
court. At that time his Case was
held over until this term, when 1t will
be dismissed and he will be returned
TO Philadelphia. Detective Huliish
says there are enough charges against
Harding in Philadelphia which will
send BIN to the penitentlary for
years.
The authorities In New York and
New Jersey also hold warrants for his
arrest. The detective will take his
prisoner back TO Philadelphia tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22


Something entirely new, a chocola.
taire and gypsy festival, Tuesday
Of West Church, from o to 10 O'Clock.
Admission 10 cents.
We can suit you In price, at and
workmanship. Geo. Ii. Ash. Merchant
Taylor, 705 Market street, Wilmington
Del.
Dyspepsia, use DR.. Simm ms vegetable
Liver Pills, never failing cure and
will not fail to cure you, sold by Drug
gists. Medicine Parlor, 422 Market
stroet.
Charles A. Hill, OF Hockessln, vlsi,e
his mother, who is i'll in our city.
Prof. Goldey will lecture at Marcus
Hook Pa., on banking" on Decem
Der ed.
Edward Brlnghurst's residence on
West street above Eighth, is offered
Tor sale. 1t runs clear through to Tat
nall street.
y. s Marshal Mahaffy, was payin &
of the alance of the U. S. Marshals
on Monday.
Professor G. b. Rhoads has accept
ed the position as musical director of
list Church of Philadelphia.
The Delaware Association OF tho
Alumni of the University OF Pennsyl-
yania viii have a banquet on or about
December z.
Mrs. Louisa Yates mother of Mrs
Leonard kittinger OF this eity, died ut
Trenton. N. j., at ABOUT 1880 O'Clock
Yesterday morning.
solomon Irons OF this city returned
from a two days cunning trip to elias
gov on Saturday lust with eighteen
rabbits, six partrldges and four wood
cock.
MIR. and Mrs. s. J. Muishenock will
celebrate Their tifth wedding anniver-
sary at theit home, No. S9Sl& Madison
street, on Thursday evening, Decem-
Der |.
Police Captain Evans and Officer
Hahn have returned from cunning
trip in the mountains OF Pennsylvania.
hey shot four ueers, ono bear and a
number of wild turkeys and rabbits.
The board of directors of the Bay
State Gas Company has declared a
dividend OF fifty cents Der share, paya-
BILE at the Office in Boston. on Decem-
her l.
ward at the Delaware Hospital will
be completed In two weeks. Fhilen-
ma handler has the contract.
The football game between the
teams oil tho Delaware Field and the
Belmont Clubs has been cancelled.
The Athletic committee OF the War
rem Athletic Club in charge of The next
entertainment to be held at the Opt ia
House tomorrow evening. have about
completed their arrangements. There
will DO wrestling match. three spar
ring matches between he pick of the
Warren club and tho Amateur Athletic
Union.
Robert Wads'ey, Charles Wyatt and
9. Nelson Falra and several other
young men left New Castle on Friday
| morning for Brldgeton. N. D., to Goa.
tinue the work contracted for by the
| Delaware Construction Company
there. They will also help build u now
wharf there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22

John Lewis. % years old lover, and
Miss Myrtle Williamson, l6-year old
dansel of Chester, Pa, eloped from
that city to Camden OH Friday after
noon last with tho intention of get
ting married. They remained in Phila.
delphla all night and on Saturday
morning crossed the river to Camden,
and tried to persuade the Rev. William
II. BulTell ana W. T.. Davis to tie t 9
knot to make them one, but tho miL-
lsters refused, owing to tho youthful
appearance OF the bride to-be. tt Q
mother had not been idle after tho
couple shook the dust OF Chester from
their clothes and she Immediately pro.
ceeded to Camden and notified tho
police OF her daughters escapade. The
couple where arrested while looking
for a justice of the peace to marry
them, and taken to police headquart
ter5. The couple were discharged on
Sunday and left for Chester, the
bride TO DO accompanying her mother
home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22

New CASTLE Nov. 22.-fhe once
abandoned and long looked for Demo
cratic illumination took place here last
evening. Many residences and stores
along the route were deliberately dec.
grated. J. Ii. Rogers OF Water street
had his usual fine display OF Tags. etc.
William Herbert hal an immense
transparency over his front porch
Learning the Inscriptions, Home
Again" 1.-The Next Day it Showed
and II told you 3d." The parade was
short, and was especially noted fol-
the transparencies In it.
There as large number oil
mounted paraders and they presented
q line appearance. Red fire was burnt
at many places as the parade passed.
At the conclusion of the parade Sena
tor Gray made short speech at the
Opera House. The visiting clubs
took the 10. 10 train for Wilmington.
Mrs. Maggie Jones of Wilmington
addressed the Woman's Home Mis-
sionury Society at Mrs. Edward Chal
lenger's yesterday afternoon.
The Loyal Temperance Legion |.
rehearslng an interesting program
which will be rendered in the M. l..
Sunday School room on Friday even
Ing next.
The electric bell at the county jail 4
out OF repair and refuses to ring.
The committees for the NJ. E
Thanksgiving auction met last even
Ing and made final arrangements. Il
will be held in the X. OF L. Hall,
Evan II. Jemison of Washington. ID
O., is visiting his mother in this city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22
A Secret Revealed.

For some time past the com
munity has been aroused to the
greatest excitement, continually
our ears are ringing with the
questions:
First. How can you sell goods SO eheapl
Second. Why do you sell goods SO or eapa
Not to answer these would be
very impolite. To answer them
reveals our only business secret
which has proven to us to be
our success. However, the first
is answered by saying:
We always buy in large
quantities ana from manufactur-
ers only. We thereby save the
importers and jobbers profits.
Why we sell SO cheap is be :
cause we are satisfied with a
living profit; saving these two
profits we are ENABLED to give
them to you which pleases us
too much to do so. -.. .......
This week we give a slaught-
er sale which makes prices
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22

William, alias "aIonk" Austin was
this morning held under bail for his
appearance at tho Superior Court on a
eli ,rge OF ths larceny OF vest, shirt
aod a diuiu nd stud from Alfred An
derson.
Dir. Andel son Is nephew OF Austin,
and lives at No."0T West Second street.
Austin was at his house. aud when Mr.
Anderson returned in the evening he
missed tho goOds. lie snspiciUnrd
Austin Of the theft and started to look
for him. He found him, but as the
vest could only be found Austin was
arrested by patrOlman scott.
Lltor the shirt and diamond were re-
covered In tie secondhand store of
William Church, where the proprietor
testified that he mad paid 10 cents for
the shirt but did not know that the
diamond was in 1t. lie positively
recognized Austin as the man WIN had
sold to him the shirt
Burton Dixon testified that he had
purchased tho vest from the prisoner
for 5 cent?. Austin was therefore held
under bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-22

William Hazard a young colored
man, was In the dock at the Municipal
Court this III prning on a charge of dis.
orderly cUniuct preferred by Peter
Gafney, the special officer at the pia.
mond State Iron Company's works
The affair took place last night
llaZald with another man had secured
work at the mill and each man is pro-
vided with pass befor' he can go
through the gate. Hazard said that
he had boon supplied with pass and
that on Friday night the gate keeper
took it and inserted his name oil the
book.
When he returned to work last nigh
he was asked to show his pass but tol5
the wutchman that the time keeper
had taken 1t. Quincy refused to allow
him to pass through the gate, and u.
1 the prisoner did not want to be latt
for his work, he attempted to push hi,
way through, At this time the time
keeper came out and assaulted hin
with IA club. Gafney arrested Hazard
A number of witnesses testified that
Foreman Childs had given Hazard q
pass and the case was held over until
tomorrow to allow the foreman t.
testify,