Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-22
sH4w VS.. BLUsrgNrHAL.
Important Apprenticeship Case in the
United States Court.

t'A'fHfNS' 80 49, 'AIAtllNV ia tuS AptNh fo'
Blumenthal Suit In the United States
circuit court on Tuesday The larger
share OF the morocco manufacturers of
Wilmington was included among them
Among the witnesses summoned for
the defence are; Benjamin Adams and
Frank j. Murphy Of Baltimore, Nd;
George F. Cooper Of Whitcleysburg,
Caroline county, Md; Charles Mullen,
Philadelphia; Charles A. Monaghan,
Appleton, Cecil county, Md. Edmund
Mitchell, Ji., w. H. G.. Thomas, James
Il. Dobh, Robert II. Tadlnan, Charles
lieadcnkopf, w. j. MeClary, Elmer Z.
Mitchell, |. Il. Quigley, james B.
Poman, d. w. Mullen, james Crooks,
Daniel Pierson, Jr., Cornelius Mundy,
j. j. Gibson.
Prior to the taking up Of the case, on
the motion Of Mr.. Salisbury, his coll
league in the case, Soloman koln was
admitted, pro haG vice, to practice in the
United States court,
Herbert II. Ward made the motion
for the admission of Thomas +. Bayard,
Jr., 10 practice i'll the United States
Court After Mr.. Bayard had taken the
oath the Court shook hands with him.
The business Ut calling over the jury
panel and witness list was commenced.
The Court ordered an attachment issued
for John L. Sparrow Court stenogra-
pher Guycr was present for full report
Of tho Blumenthal case.
The following jury was summoned
for the trial of the suit of Mark A. Shaw
VS.. Blumenthal Il Co.: Samuel Peachey,
Wliliam y. BlnEh, John Downs, WI.
nam ooQch, Harry J.. Stoeckle, Panl
6fgul, Nilllam Ialley, SeveFson ..
Gooilng, Chafles VI. Buckmaster, FRANCIS
- 4''15nei' hl'i'aHi o"sueh.
In opening his case Mr. Ward said he
woul9 snow the unauthorized Interior
enee ny the hfln OF n. Blumenthal &
Co" IN preventing the complainant
MARX A. shaw, trGm securing work as
morocco shayer. Inc case Is not exactly
one OF slahdcr or OF libel, although il
pa,saMes s,iieMha1 u oota through I'M
mn,sn t d1l''M wig aepiiseu ~ e'hPloy,
sanas,, t H. o pun WIS uiscnargeu
s ssfeiai Inc, IN RON Various horocGe
a ao,;pn - T me Gisy .tlousn D,uhehthal
@ ,sostni =, IL inSe,teaSnee was sliousn
R RTas't. e''ds nv peis ,i Aplcssi2ns
IN ae easc, epunsst c.a'iiieu, IS oasest on
H. .e pI.soa' iints " wy eoslipaaiilaii'
Is s.,lnsS ~ sne W loos ~ tne ooiil
na"i r;Sh,s e IN H. nis epus.l.u
s,o,,,tot n5 stnt .J H., si'e n,.eu os s
derived Inv tho defsndants If lie 1 me-, eoT ~,
If earninG his living trha dofnndont,
sent.nns,ois and alsn an,issar; Il, ~,
DeIaynro Nornccn 10 in nrdor ,%a,
shaw might no 5i;smisso6 uo 700 ia
scribed as n rnnowav annrentica nj I,
BlnmenthaI & "a
Itis understood MAT shaw c,o;rs ii,
sun, If - 50o actual don,ages and ~,
ann If sod 0Or in c,n,Ilntiye dan,aoas
Tho tirst witness was tfhories a
Monagban who testified os IN Inc sirn
ing ~ the annrenticeshin n,nars h
shaw win his e,nnInver CharIsI MIMI
in 1sss
-.
r. NatN 4, a. ona" was tie I,eAt WienesS
~ % 20 yeafs 81 aye. ie Iehialne'
WIN oharies Muliiil unti, the htte
gug ,oS up ouS'ness anu sai'eu ior hufoP
IN looy. e H. ,r
MARE "A. 9haw, the pialntlil, testlle'
WAY Muhuy was sho ooss sua iT
anu alschaIgeu al me shavers. y
DcIaMuie 4No i' III tetuSeu
ensaScu silc Mitnose mLsnou1 iie hasln
u!Schal ~ pnpeis, anu ~ ven i. pHIh IN
tflcu ~ set tne Papeis rom oupeilHten
"eh1 ! icison'
a lively TIT here TOOK place betweel
Mr.. hohn and Colonel Macallister, rela
tive to what took place between SHAY
and Superintendent Pierson, but Tn
court allowed the witness to say tina
Plerson refused to give Shaw discharg
papers.
On being refused discharge paper
Shaw went back to the Delawar
Morocco Co. and worked for that corpc
ration until April, 1891. About Marc
eth the witness saw in the mail of til
, Delaware Morocco Co., II postal care
which was a certificate of proficiency {
Mark A. Shaw. After leaving the DELI
ware Morocco Co. the witness went
McClary 5 factory and worked two weet
l and two days, when the superintendent
discharged him. lie was IDLE unit
+. June, when he went to wor
, for Ford u Ryan and stage
: with them until August l4th. lie wi
then discharged and went to Brooklyn
where he worked until December l9tl
and then left to come home for the hol
days. lie worked two or three days
(Iuiglcy's factory as substitute and WI
Then idle until March, when he secure
work in the shops OF the America
I. Leather Co. He was there only te
days when discharged On June lot
he went to work for Mitchell
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