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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
THE FAILURES OF THE wH1ppINa.posT

Facts recently presented to the public view
are certainly Calculated to produce the conclu-
SION that the whipping system is not q success,
as penal method, At the opening in this
colnty, Of tile present term Of Court, Judge
Gilpin dweis earnestly upon :" the fearful in.
crease of crime amongst ua, and this although
it was true that the pillory and post stood up
right in our jail-yards and remained in constant
use, Spring and Fall Then, it appears that in
stead of the candidates for punishment decreas-
ing i'll number as they ought to do, if the whip
were an effective punishment, they are more
numerous than ever before. Seventeen
persons were whipped at New Castle
on May 10Th and May 22nd, and as
the criminal trials of this term of Court are
not all over, the probability is that still other
convicts Of the term will be whipped, running the
aggregate up quite beyond any previous expe-
rience.
Furthermore, cases are continually found of
persons who are twice or oftener whipped. The
old theory that man seldom or never comes
back to be thus punished is being perforated by
the truth, at each session of Court, the fact be-
ing that out OF every dozen brought up to the
post, one or two have been there before. Out
of the eleven who were whipped at New Castle
on the 18TH two were recognized as having been
whipped in that yard, on previous
occasions, and when it is considered
that the class of persons who incur this penalty
are frequently vagrants and wanderers, whose
features are not readily recognized, and who
frequently change their names, as well as their
dwelling places and that they may have been
whipped at Dover or Georgetown without the
Sheriff at New Castle knowing the fact. it is, we
believe, fair TO say that from ten to twenty pet
cent OF the cuiprits who are tied up to the whip
png-post, III this State, year after year, have
been tiad " AMI whipped a. least once pre-
viously.
In one other respect, the pillory and post seeu
to be failures. They were designed mainly to
punish the coiorei people. They are survivors
Of the Slave Era. They are erected as the pro-
iecting dyinities that guard the hen-roost and
the smoke-honse. Bat, unfortunately for their
purpose, the coloyed people are not using them
The proud Caucasian is bowing his stiff neck in
the p!lory. and bearing his white back to the
ca. or the seventeen persons who were pun.
ishei in the two recent occasions, no less than
Six on. Of tue first batch of eleven, and four out
Of the &c ond instelment of six were white, ma.
king tn of that color oa, OF serenteen. This ii
raj, but tue. 1t will, we fear rob tile post ant
pillory of their most precious attributes in the
opinion OF some who have heretofore loved and
cherished them earnestly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Wr. Evart, a.rand Addres,.

from Ne Pl.all. inquirer. May %
hr Eyarts' forena.c effort j. the great citadel
of the va. sys,em Of defensive works which la.
bor,sA.ll aid ingenuity hare, during halt year
thrown around the character OF Henry Ward
Bsecher. And il is worthy its central position in
th!-, the eTeetest Iisl in the annals Of American
jurisprudence. Il wall stand as tho mastery
summary OF tAe defense when the details Of the
lezi with permanent interest when the
Transient interest OF the celebrated cause
!r forgotten. AZ scholarly and pol
!-Aed Rhetorical performance his opening ad-
dress was a model to the profession and mon
nment to the student. To parsphase his own
eloquent ard graceful antithesis tritu;ive to
Cicero. every lawyer will pr.zo this Grafton
though he be not 3 scholar, and every scholar
appreciate i. though he be not lawyer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Compulsory Eauealion in New YORK.


The Compulsory Education act which was
first put in force in New York on the 1st Of last
March, has SO lar been followed by results which
are highly gratifying to those engaged in its ad-
mlnisus,!on. Two thousand two hundred and
tilrty'six casea Of alleged truancy and non.at-
tendance were investigated between March / and
May bv the agents. OF whom there ls one for
each OF lie eight school districts OF this num-
5=r Of children l54S were not classed as trlants,
leaving IS as the lumber Of trusnts and nom
attendants, Or the latter, 555 were placed in
-eEooi- or as!lums, leaving 1873 cases not
vet d.spo-ed of The figures Of the work
tince May 5 have no: yet been made up.
PRIOR to that date there vere four cases Of ar
rests Tor truaney. and since then seven cases OF
the kind have been brought before the Police
Cour-. Convictions were obtained in all these
cazer, but in one tie culprit was placed on pro-
hation by the Magistrate in view Of some exten.
uatllg circumstances. and iii another the boy
Has released by the Commissioner of Charities
and Correction Oh account of ali nformalitv in
!us commitment. In the last-nsmed case the
fatAer Of the boy made application for writ of
labess corpus and in another instance the only
parent. e mother. was in the Tombz for drunk
eness ~ the time Of the boys conviction. With
these exceptions the arrests and Court proceed
lugs took place with the full consent of the par
ents, who confessed their inability TO control
t4e!. children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
baltimore ana BraziI steamship Line

new line Of steamers to run between Balti-
more and Rio ae Jsniero has been established,
ono ressel to leave each port monthly. The pro-
iectors c. Morton Stewart Co, Of Baltimore,
announce that three tirst-class steamers have
been chartered and that they arc fitted for a
moderate number Of saloon and steerage pas
senger7 AID to take $4,000 bags of ceffee as
freight By this means it is expected that the
coffee trade Of Baltimore will be largely in
creased as well as ita shipments of flour to
Brazil.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Gitu Business 1irfftoru.


Auctioneers
L. W. Stidhpm 1 Son. III Fast 9TH street
Isanlsers and broIcrs
r. r. Robinson 90. 4e0 Market street
He'll Ringers nnd Bil Posters,
Geo w. jackson, 0 West 9Th st.
Boot and shoe Makers and Dealers.
Babcoek 4 Bro, sI3 Market street
John s. Morelsud ih and Poplar cts.
". A. Turner 4 Co, 3la Market ct.
Carpenters and Builders.
.JG. laddoek, shop Thorne bel Front Res 1913 washn
j. X. ID. Seeds. shop W. sth, near-WcsL
Cigars and Tobacco.
brisbane a DeMainviie. II Fourth street;
Geo. a. Davis I'd Sbipley st.
Clocks. Watches. nd-Jewelrrs.
Z. l. Bush, 2a2 Market stroet
j. q. Massey iOi King street.
Coach and Carriage Material.
VIM. Green Co. $. L. corner 81 and Shipoy sts
Druggists.
II. X. BrinRhurst, 3l7 Market st.
Florists.
Tatnall 4 Co. Delaware Avenue aud Jea srson 81
General Insurance Agents
Thomas I. Pluinmer, ga Market st.
Woolley & Van Trump. 6l0 Market St
Gents Furnishing Goods.
1has h%c' MSrsaS @a.Sa a Gn Snife te aSss9' ss ST.
John 7 DonSnten il1 Market St
Hnt-, Caps. &c
Geo a. waraven, ~ Market street
Chas h. Dubell East u st
Iron aud steel
VIM tirsen Co., 5. L. corner 81 and ShipleJ sts
Livery Stables
Patrick Hollsnd. $ W. corner Front and Orange
I.oohing-t:lasscs and Frames
Elspa1 Doane 10 west sth ST.
f. McMonnglc ID and kiue
Merchant Tnilors
Geo. Gouert 70 E. 4th st.
john II. MuhlhAusen, as king st.
samuel Miller, lr., lUs Market
Paper Hangings, shades. Ac
John X Holt, 22s Market street.
Real Estate Agents
Evans bennington. .Ailmend's Bis, sth sEd Market.
VI. NJ. Child Co. 4west 7th st.
J II Frazer, "A and Shiplcy sts
Wm. REYNOLDS < Co, 50 Market ST
VIM. aeCAuiiey Co., 6ls Market -.
Restaurant and Billiard Room
joseph tullmer. j0i and ID MAtAetst.
sewing Machines
Grover Baker Setting Machine Co, 57 King st
Now American Sewing Maehine lie Market st.
Indcrtnhers
Thomas j. Giles, 81 Shipley st.
X, ) Young, il0 West Tenth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

The Republicans of Pennsylvania Will certain.
ly be wise II they secure Hon. Edw. Mcpherson
HI Chairman OF their State Executive Commit
t'e. He is an honorable, and fair-minded ger :
t.sman, yet an accomplished politician, thorough
ly familiar with the campaign duties that fall to
the hand of State Committee. Tue appoint
ment is in tie hands Of the permanent presiding
officer of the Convention Gen. Harry white.
anl cf the t5o nominees, Governor Eartrantt
anl NJ Eam,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

The COMMERCIAL icill be sent 10 persons out Of The
city during the summer at 20 Cents nsrth postage
prepaid.
THx DELAWARE TRiBUNE, the weekly edition oi
the COMMERCIAL, will be sent to subscribers TO any
Post oflee in the United States, at $500 per year,
the postage being prepaid by the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
GLASS sIPHoN BOTTLES,
PORTABLE FoUSrAISs.
MINERAL SPRING WATERS

Geyser, tsarasogal Excelsior, tSaratocal ;azh
Rock. (saratoga) Vlchy Kissingen. Also 'he p :
lowing waters In bottles: Congress- Exec siur, Iia-
thorn, Geyser, High Rock. st. LOUis, Magnetic.
Franklin. Baliston Spa, Getiysburg. iil.s.-qao
Rockbridge Alum, st. Caiharnts Arcsia1. tas.d-
ercshalie, Vichy. Seltzer, Bedford Etc.
Z. BRlNGHl Il 7 < CO,
Wholesale and Retail Drugsis's.
Corner sixth and Market sfr-e.s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
r W. BRINE,
SAIL MAKER,
NO. IL EAST WATER sTREE.r

tes onaiuues 10 make store AMI window awnings of nh
sMa,eues M OF patterns, in connection with sail Inc @
4, Al ia AaWnlhgs, when desired, made mildew nronf a.
SoIeiate Price. call is respectfully solicited
10. f"s "i'o promptly attended
myl0-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

Cures tiarrh9A, dysentery, cholera moIbus,
crainn. pain, etc. Price IS cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
FoSTkiss pRUG STORE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsunddys
rceptsd) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South-''es
sorner Fifth and Market Streets. 1tro cents copy
Ten cents tceek. DELIyKnED FREE by carriers
throughout tbs city. Tho COMMERCIAL rta be sent by
mail 10 any Post Oaee IN heo Castle County at 800
per ann,sr 81 20 tor months so cents per month
Post oees outside Of Neo Castle county, $3.50 per
ann,nl; 40 for three months 50 cents PER month
The PUBLISHERS PREPAY POSTAGE in all edses
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS pro
,ied rith drst-eiass machinery and skiifsi rorkne
fer ezec,lting Book, Job, and Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions, at prices be!OT The aiding Printing
Houses of the large cities.
DELA WARE TRIBUNE, (lFeekiy) the Peninst.lar
organ Of Farmers and Fruigro,rers; great Fantis
Nelospapsr; /; published every Thursday morning, a
Too Doliars year, POSTAGE PREPAID BY THE PUB
LISHBRs,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

The number of persons killed on tine railways
Of Great Britain last year was 1 425 and the
humber injured $3.50. There were 1870 colli-
sions Of trA.ns. These sound like big figures,
especially when We remember that in England
Fallrosi tgay9. IS supposed TO be quite free
frctn 1ta,,nnr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Fsrs. Fosicr's Tetter snIve.


For letter. rlngworms, eruptlons. To be used in
connection with the Blood Purifier Price IS cents
hOE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
SpsfiaI Hpttfts.
Chotce soda werer.

z. Bringhurst 4 Co. have re.opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. he majority Of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority Of the soda water from this fountain
an the delicious nayor OF the Frult syiups they
prepare, of which there are upwards o! twenty W.
rietes They have
GLASS sIPHoN BOTTLES,
AMI the necessary apparatus for properly niug item
win hignly charged larbonic Acid Water, whie "a
eau be drawn al VIII making the o3t.les l..y
PORTABLE FoCSrAI.;S
which enable the Invalid who may require lt, Uf he
lover OF Soda Water who may desire Il. to en- oy tlo
use of this delightful beverage a. any time a. u4Q,
We have On draught the following poluiar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
mrs. Dr. FOSTERS Blood Purifier

This well known an thoroughly tiled preparation
malaialns its reputation remedy unsurpasse ell
- the cure OF blood aud skin Diseases, VIZ letter,
rrgwoiius scrofula, hlstches, piIppies, bols, i'm
fulties OF she bood, etr. fut VI m quart bottles.
Tics 81 10 each,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
,Suss;a. SIptiffs.

Oriental Pile and Burn snive.
prepared hs MIS-. DR.. Foster. An lnfalhble rem
edy Tor pllosA lfntprnal and extefnaD and burns.
Read the testinonials on circulars accompanying
each box. Price q5 cents each. Ell ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Tcstitsacny.

lcacerf4ify sit1 .h.s Testimony TO the Du1e that
Mr. Fosters E,o,s1 Pauher aud letter Ointment
cared Eit
Hda aiuctea l.r mGny years with dliordered
skin md swsl,.as q the glands Of the neuk, which
sAs the occasion ~ prolonged suffering and ex-
paEse.
consulted clfat OF the most prominent physi-
clars IN te city and used Their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent ralef; on the
Ing " hope, ! was Induced 10 'ry Mrs Foster !
4lJ0d Pgri1cT. which was recommended 10 me as
oeing certain care for ms disease. il was the
turning point N ny case after using two bottles
Of The Blood PuT1Ler 10 connection with the Tetter
'lntn.cat. the awelng ceasai tie eruptions disap-
are, a;i nov an eDare.y AMI eGeCtusily cured.
n further informa.icn IS desired cuncsri.ing M
2.se, cah st my resistance.
1nOs SCOTT.
1890 Caylnont street, ever I'm street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Another X ip of those Elegant Channels

Aso, sofia water and sarsararllia at thc Id
ware Avenue Drug Store
". IT. hLRiCHs
ApoiIscary,
jyl7-u so Deidwafc Avtnua.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Mt- FOSTERS onic isltiers.

Mrs Fosters soaic Rsttcrs.
Terir. uy 90 ~ u-. 'p- e'l.sr. cures 4, speps'a,
ha iacee, usry usuess, debility. fever AMI ag4c,
etc. q ~ 10 'iuari tat;lts. Price. 90 each.
Wrs Fosters Rose yyarni-Lozenges.
An ln'ahie Remedy or worms. safe, pleasant
au|t r .iAi e. SIC, = cents Per *
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

Improved ErDiaIncr
EXTRACT OF MALT.
TO those who wish the noursh.ug p.n1e~,i., Of
Ale Beer or Potter. but Who -nnJt i.h- fhria Oh
tc nnni Of the Alcohol Which tACy coz ain, wt rr
commeRt the lmpr we'd Extract ~ Mat wh'ch COZ.
tdns in conceni' ated form eii t1a ursul.cur IF
matt liquors lthoui their stimulating eiieeS sod
By
B.6 c. sECEMAREP.
PTfARv &C eTS,
novS-tf sos harsct Str, ~.
Jordan's Ionic Ale
Is lust what you want TO strengthen the - ten,
under the ensrvat!ag 'nn9ences Of sa-l.g sold uy
g.tC. SHOEMAKER.
PuARns sC'sr-,
noy'-f so5 Market street.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-11-18

Neal o IIally. Quartermaster Of the lost
steamship, Pacific, off Cape Flattery, res
cued after four days spent upon raft in
the open sea, tells the following story OF
the wreck
About $50 tie people on board went
below. At SIN, everything was all
right. The lights were IN place When
the shock occurred | ran on deck. Every.
thing was in confusion, the passengers
crowding on to the hurricane deck. The
ship fell off into the trough Of the sea.
saw large vessel under sail which they
said struck The steamer. | saw her green
light distinctly. The passengers crowded
into the boats against the commands oil
the officers. |, with the chief engineer
got port boat forward into the water.
got fifteen women and six men in her.
She capSized by the rolling Of the ship. !
saw none Of them afterwards. | support.
cd myself by floating skyhght about fif-
teen minuteS,and then got on portion oil
the hnrritane deck, with some eight
others.
On looking Tor tn, steamer found she
had disappeared, leaving floating mass
were fearful, but soon ceased, and we were
left alone on the raft. There were the
captain, second mate, second cook and
four passengers, including a young lady.
The next morning il blew gale from the
southeast, making a clean breach over the
raft. About 4 4. NJ. the sea washed over.
board the captain, second mate, the lady
and another passenger. About Nm. the
secoRd cook died Ii cleared up about
=. NJ saw land fifteen miles distant. and
piece of the wreck with two or more on
1t. About ) ?. NJ. another died. On the
morning Of the 9th another
disd, leaving me alone. About 4 P.
N. large empty box foatcd near
me. got it on the raftsfor shelter. Slept
soundly that night for several hours.
The morning Of the eth | saw land on
both sides, which made the water smooth.
, Continued calm all day and night At
A. NJ. | was rescued by the cutter.
O'llally is also credited with the state.
mcnt that the mate told him while on
the raft that the chief mate, with eight
Of the crew in boat, got clear Of the
I ship. The Waleott has gene cruising
along the coast Of Nancou,cr's Island.
I Tho Gussie Tcltair went south and took
Indians and canoes 20 search the shore
TOR any that may have landed As the
current has been strong from the west.
ward. carrying the bodies recovered Car
7 up the straits, 1t is believed that the two
saved are all that will DO found alive. cx
, cept those IN the boat with the mate, in
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-11-18
wisconsln,s Mineral wealth.

From a consultation at Madison on the
10th Of the geological surveyors of Wis
consin, with reference to their years
work, it appears that such progress has
been made that the survey can be finished
next year. During the past year DR..
Wight has made reconnaissance Of the
head waters Of the Chippewa, Wisconsin
and Wolf Prof. Irving has continued his
explorations in Northwestern, and Mr..
Strong in Southwestern Wisconsin, and
Prof Chamberlain has examined a belt
200 miles long by 25 wide, from Rock
county 20 the Michigan boundary Of
Oconto county. The trap range Of cop.
per-bcaring rock worked on Lake Supe.
rior extends to the st. Croix, and it is
probable that the Penokee iron range
also stretches parallel with it 10 the west
shore Of Green Bay. The gacna, or
lcad-bearing, formation has been traced
100 miles further north than ever before.
aud some valuable deposits Of hydraulic
cement rock discovered.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-11-18
Personal MATTERS.

The Grand vizicr of Turkey is seri.
ously H.
The Queen Of the Netherlands, who
has been indisposed from fever, Is slowly im-
proving
The Vice President is conyalescing, and
any serious result from his present attack /.
not anticipated.
II is now stated as probable that Hon.
A, II. stephens OF Georgia will he able to oe.
cupy hi ~, y ongrtiS next month
Elder Morgan, an apostle Of the Nor.
mon religion, appointed hy his church n
cyaugellze Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee,
has commenced his work OF grace o., Bloom.
ington, m,
The court martial Of naval cadets az
Annapolis, MI, Tor haliug, resulted in the
dismissal Of Thomt Dickinson. appointed
from Kentucky, the colarcd cadet from Mis,is.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-11-18
THE NEWS RECORD
INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.

INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.
Lycurgus, Archbishop Of Syria, Crock
thurch, is dead.
a fire at Ellsworth, Kan, on the 10Th,
destroyed seven business houses aud fifteen
dwellings.
There were nineteen failures and sus-
pensions in Boston and other parts OF New
England the past week
Heavy storms are reported for several
| days past in England and France, and vast
| tracts Of country are threatened with inunda-
ton.
August Trott, brakeman on the Chi.
cago & Northwestern railroad, was ran over
at ON Ia by the cars, and both legs crushed,
! Wednesday afternoon.
Six hundred operatives have been
thrown out OF employment by the destruction
Of the factory OF Cook K Sons, wholesale cloth
iers, Vt Tamorth, StafIordshit, England
The Missouri State Centennial Commits.
sion have resolved to erect five buildings in
Paramount Park, Phila in which to exhibit
the reduce Of Missouri at the Centennial Rsxt
year.
The Order Of United Irishmen Re iyiyi
Of New York city, has tried another of its
members Tor treason, aud condemned him to
death. Patrick j, Walsh is the alleged tsi-
tor, and makes the third person condemned
Daniel Emery, walchman in paper
mill at Bristol, n IT,, was caught on the 18th
in gear revolving no times minute, and his
BODY nom his waist up torn into fragments,
mead aud arms torn of, and the face, neck,
chest and lungs torn to an unacceptable
mass.
The Nebraska Aid and Relief Society
hes -losed its labors and disbanded, after re-
hitting the balance in its hands to San Fran
cisco for the Virginia City, Nevada, sufferers.
The operations OF the society covered about
half million dollars.
The fate Of the passengers and crew OF
the steamer City OF Waco, burned off Calves
ton the L.orniug of the 9th, remains unsolved;
though the fear that all persisted is becoming
aognvietion, the search having been lruitless
up 10 the night OF the nth
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-11-18
sExAron Boorn Of California IS mot

SENATOR BooTH Of California is moi
making himself unhappy with desire L
be President. A correspondent of tn,
Cincinnati Commercial told him Tho
other day that the papers called him a
candidate for the Presidency. "Who
isn't" he replied, and then added laugh
ingly; 81 know it is the bithright OF
every American to be president. Every
mother expects her son to be President,
and nearly every boy in the country
talks that way, but it is an aspiration
which is generally knocked out Of him by
the FIRST hard contact with the world.
Any man with common sense ought to
know when he has no chance.p
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-11-18

CoLoRED stockings are not altogether
desirable. A little girl in Chicago was
poisoned by the seal.brown coloring 81 a
pair Of new stockings she wore FOR three
days. The same pair Of stockings in the
wash stained an undershirt which the
father Of the girl afterwards put on, aud
the coloring at second hand poisoned the
fathers skin. Prof. Mariner, chemist,
to whom the Tribune submitted the
stockings for analysis. thought the poison
came from the use ofarsenic in preparing
the coloring dye. Arsenic, he says, is
generally used largely in tho brighter
colors OF aniline dyes, and lately by un.
principled men in the darker dyes, the
arsenic being used because it is cheaper
than other harmless drugs which might
bcused. All the bright coIors, he says
are poisonous, and some Of the dark col
ors. The cases Of poisoning by stocking.
above mentioned are only two instances.
Several others are noted by the Tribune
reporter. After all, clean white stock.
ings look best r. so the street.corner OBJ.
servers saw.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-11-18

ThE question Of privileged communIca.
tions, as applying to Geographic messages,
is raised in the whisky fraud cases at st.
Louis, the telegraph managers having
been required to produce the messages
sent and received by the AGENTS of the
whisky ring. The telegraph men will re.
fuse 10 produce messages. pleading that
they are privileged against disclosure
The question has not been so clearly
raised before and its decision will be
awaited with interest. Without consd-
Grafton for the legal prccodents, which in
this as in many other matters, are based
upon different order of things than pre-,
walls in this country--wc think il would
be right 70 abolish all privileges of tn,
kind which stand in the way Of Justice
There Is rarely any need whatever Of in
vio'able privacy in honest business.