Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-09

fer r. the IF Si9S hin bs
riod not exceeding twenty four hours, shorter
me. a. nay Be necessary or may ~ he does not 80
psce, at once convey Inn on boar and II such 40
pr hsnsion APPEARS to the court OF Justice bsiore
pr 1per insufficient grounds, the MASTER mate,
co signee, or shipping commissioned who NAV = tfs
or o se ,es name sn &c be ao,r but
su penalty, II bicted shall be bar to any action
SIC s. TSss any master Of. or any :, SEAMAN or
spRIentioe be longing to any snip 100, %
enn ess does any tending to the immediate less
im@fSs, 81 10 endsn9sr tse lie or Is any
Ie-sOn belonging to oI on board OF such SID, or
dusy CT BY OF drunk mess, refuses Omits
lawful act proper and reGpisite e be done
les, sestT1ction, or serioas damage, or fur pre-
rving any person belotgng to or OF board Of such
i, reyery such eense, De deemed guilty Of INSIDE
manor, and shell! be liable to imprisonment for q
SIC IS That all clothes; effects, and weses which,
der The provisions Of this act, fsrfeited for
payment Of the expenses occasOned By such deser
ton 70 the master OF owner ct the she from which
any shail be raid b. the master or owner to any
he toyass Of such shiP termnates ad The shipPng
Commissioners shall account 10 and pay over such
balance to the Judge ~ the circuit court within
month after said commissioner receives the same
be disposed Of By him in the s1ale manner as IS
effects, and wages of deceased seamen; in ali other
cases - forfeiture Of wages under the provisioLs
the benefit Of the master or owner by whom the
wages payable, and in case any master owner
C. hissioner such balance Aforesaid, he shall in6r
penalty OF double the amount Of such balaaes,
| the same manner that sesmsn' s Wages are recSE-
SIC. IS That any question concerning the for
feture OF, or deductions from the wages OF any s-a
men o9 o. MAJ DC IN any ny ngI
wages, notwii hs'sLdng that the ofense IN respect
punishable by Imprisonment as well az forfeiture,
has not been made the subject of any crlniaaI pro-
sEC. 81. That whenever in any proceeding re-
latIg to sesmens wages il is shown thai any sea-
been convicted Of say Cfense BY any cor4petent tT
bunsl and rightfull5 punished therefor by impEis-
| opment otherwise, the court hearing the case
may oirect part OF the wages due to such sesussn
not ding fifteen dollars to be applied in REIN
bursting any casts properly incurred BY the master
| in procuring such conviction and punishment.
in ssf Il a h1e @
official log-bOok; and every master of such ship
tie following matters, that is to say First, every
| legal CONVICTION OF aay member OF his crew: and
committed By any member Of his crew for which it
is intended y prosecute, or to enforce forfeiture,
ing over such entry and concerning the reply if
eny made TO the charge, as bereinbefore required;
iicted on board, and the punishment inflicted;
fouIthly statement Of the conduct. character, aud
he declines to give opinion of such particulars
| filthy, every Of Illness injury happening 10
| any member Of the crew, with the nature thereof,
and the medical treatment, (if any, siIthly, every
case Of death happening on board, with the cause
thereof seventhly, every BIRTH happening on board,
with the of the int and the names OF the
| rents; eishthly, every marriage taken place on
| board. with the names and ages of the parties;
niBthly, the of every seaman apprentice who
by death, with the place, time, manner, and cause
thereof; tenthly, the wages due 10 any seaman or
apprentice who dies during the voyage, and the
/ amount Of all deductions 10 be made therefrOm;
eleN entity, the sale of the effects OF any seam
apprentice who dies during the voyage, including a
stat ment Of each article SUD- and the sum received
! for il.
| SEC %. That every entry hereby required to be
made in the official log book shall be signed by the
master ard by the mate, some other one OF the
crew. and every entry in the Official log book shall
| Re made possible after the occurrence TO
which il relates, aud. If not rlade the day
/ the occurrence 20 which it relates, shall be made
ard Of the entry respecting it; and ia shall
any entry therein In respect Il occurrence hap
pen!rg previously to the arrival Of the ship at her
/ hEal port be made more than twenty tOuf hours
! after such arrival.
SIC e. That If in any case the official log -bonk is
not h pt in the manner hereby required, If any
entry hereby directed 10 be made in any such log
hereby directed, the master shall for each such Of
Tense, incur penalty not exceeding twenty five
! dollars; and every person who makes, pro1ures
To- he aie, assists il sking. any entry in any
official log book in pest Of any occurrence hap
penng previously to the arrival Of the ship a. heI
hours after such arrival shall fer each offense in
cur a Tenalty Lot exceeding one hundred and fifty
dollars.
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