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The New York herald., 1878-02-20
CLEARED.

Steamer Ams5qus m DeIort Hav.snLoai: ds bso,an;
Richmond Old Dominion steamship Co. ~,
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. Baltimore-Wm Dal-
seil
Steamer vindcator. Rogers. PhAdslphia--James Hand
Steamer Nsreus. hallstt, Bostcn-H Dimcck
Ship Carrie Clark Storer Shanghat-Sater Lvermore
Ship george Oulson (Br), Hamilton. London-P
Nevius h Son.
Baik Edward Hyidt Nor). sorenssn. Falmouth TOR or
ders-C Tobias 4 Co.
x 60.
orders-John y SeageE.
Bark Eilisf (Norj Eiiorsen, Cork Falmouth for or
ders-Renham Boyesen
Bark Saga Nor) Larsen Rotterdam. unch. Edye 20
Bark Mariana III Porp, Machado, Rio Janeiro-G
Amsinck X Co.
Bark Adsiins, Hess, Lagu"yrs and Porto csbeo-
Dsliett. Bouton Go.
Brig Peggy ,lNoD, Muller. stocknolm.C Tobias Co
Brig Gem, Pierce. Bar s-Daniel Trowbridge Co.
Brig ksdows, byrne. Matanxss- % " Bertsux.
schr Helen King. Ayiward Jeremie (Hsytp p-John
Boynton's Son.
schr Carrie Bailey, Higgins, ChsEeston- Evans. Ball
90.
schr Henry Taber. Benson. Baltimore-wm Chalmers.
sehr Lookout. Holmes. Eastport. Me-John Boynton's
Son.
schr Dart. Campbell. stamford-stamford Manufactur-
ing Co.
Cleared lsth-ship r Robinson. Smith. Ca!lao -Fabbr
Chauucey.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ArrwyRp. Fob 1s-Arrived. bark Olga 7 (Aus, Tomas
sich Philadelphia; 10th. ships Paul Revere Mullen.
PabeIon dc Plea Falmouth; bark Alpheus Marshall
tBr) McFadden. New York.
Sailed 10th (not 18TH, ship Jumma tB, Fraser Phila-
de,pnia: bark Amykos tNoE. Carlsen. do
BERWICK. Feb l9-Arrived, brig Mabel (Br), Phillips,
Bull River. SC.
BnsroL Fob IoArrivsd bark Architect CBr). Andrews
Charleston
Bnrnrs Feb Is-Arivsd ship Annie Goudey (Br. Bent,
Now Orleans.
DusoKxEss, Feb ls-oG, ship Margsrita OBJ. Owens,
New Orleans for Bremen
DRocuEpA Fob 1sArrivcd, bark Arabcia (Br), Foster
Baltimore.
EXETER, Feb 1s-Saiied. brig Wesley Seymour (Br),
Southergreen. United States
FALMOUTH, Feb 10-Arrvcd, barks Frense QtaD, Ira
verse; Philadelphia for London; Bono (Br). Fraser New
Orleans for Bremen.
GLOUCESTER, Fob Is--Arrivcd. bark Arlington (Br),
Harding. New Orleans.
GIsaALrAR Fob i5-Passed, steamers Sidonian tr) Nc
Fee from Sicily for Now fork; l6th Acadia (Br,, Mont
gomery, do for do.
GEsoA& FEB ieArrivcd barhs August Burchard tGcr,.
FrosvurA, fhfadclphis; Michele Pieasso ussD Piuco
New YORK.
Hull, Feb ie-Arrived, ship Ivy, Lowell San Francisco
Sailed 10TH barks Colombo ntaD, stagno. and Fran.
cesca (Aus Tonetti Phadelphis; Zio Battisto uta
oiivsri, New York
HAvRE, Feb Is-Arrived, bmrks Oresto (Ital. Megna,
New York; VIM Jackson (sD. Allen. New Orleans
HrLvorr Fob 1o-Arrved, bark Credo (Nor, Svendsen,
Charleston.
HAMBURG, Fob 19-Arrived bark onke, tGcr). Bohle,
Wilmington, NC; brig AGezione Utal, Peragslo. Savan-
nah
LIVERPOOL, Feb ls--Arrivcd, ships Knight Commander
(Br Smith, San Francisco; City Of Brooklyn Herman,
Mobile; Baden, Doane. New Orleans; barks Minnie Car.
Vile tBr). Clark Galveston; Maria Sophie Ger) Witt,
wimin ston NC; Marie Bernsr NoD, krssh, Galveston
10Th steamer bulgarian Cr, Simpson. Boston; ship st
John Smith. waterhouse. San Francisco.
Sailed 10TH ships Eliza Kenuey tBr) Kenncy, Hamp.
ton Rosds Lucy Nckeis, Nickes New York uho latter
not previously.
IoSpov Feb ie-Arrved, barks Ophir (Nor), Nygaard.
Nav York: Mercator CSor) Berentsen, do brig Famngo
(Norl Tnonren. Wilmington. NC
LIMERICK, Feb ls-Arrved, barks Linda q dtaD, Cas-
siuo Philaacipha: Onni dRus) Dshlborg Baltimore.
LISBON, Feb - Arrived bark Gustavo utaD, Caaero
Nav York 8 brig Brarilianeren tDsn), Juncker. do
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER nooPNn lIr,. Musrcil. At Boston 18th from
and SrF"s a:s
the slst Of January sxpenencsd strong gals from tho
February the high, the ship lsoorng and
being hsn N s ~ s s sine. which e they were
unable to raise ,rs than - 70 30 pounds steam -" ~
time had strong westerly gales and heavy squalls with rain
BARK TnouAs from Calcutta for Boston. reported
ss'f so 18TH
BARK HAzAsp Karsens. at Boston 18th from Batavia.
nS isl from aia to the deck causing severe INJURIES
from which he died the following day.
heavy s and sou.hery gales tho en-
s SW ay | 1ts s.y.s "nd 3
sg S carrie .ws Lower s ysd washed away
BARK X X HAM. from Port Blakely, at San Francisco
lost lower tupsa jib split salts.
BARK HARRIET CARLTON. Hardness. from Hong Kong
Dec Is for Honoau ran ashore on M"seo Jan ~ ana RE RE
cs9a o ws a nHtSn a o
whence she hailed, and registered s72 tons.
Cove returned TO former port Feb H. having unbo
to make landing owing 70 heavy weather was of Hum
scnn Apprn IliscKLsY. Of Gsorgetown Me- WAS sunk in
The h.rSSr G M % y ny fa a
crew were taken Off by the latter.
.s r of s: 81 s
18th Inst anchored but dragged TO tho shoa
Sn n.d ss nhs on Of
ScHR WILD PIGRoN Of Taunton, Mass which ashore
on Bartetts Reef time got olA Feb BY
the Baxter Wreckng Company aud towcd into New Lon
don.
ScnR MARTHA JANE (Br) from Mobile for Liverpool
ashore Mobile bar is total oss vessel being stripped
sonR wATERLNK. Kelly at Charleston 18th inst from
Woods Hole, seaman. named Fr0tees, f. from
the died sfterward from the injuries
ceived.
PILOT Boar HoPE No arrived last night reports Feb
49, 10 miles SSE of SANDY Hook ~ schooner with
signal of distress yng borc down to her and found to be
the Lucretia, CAPT Miller. from Cedar Keys TOR New
York with loss Of sails leaking and crew exhausted
1t blowing strong the nOrtnward tho time by
her until morning of tho 10TH when it moderated
supplied her with provisions and took hor tow and
brought her to the city.
PuiADsLpA Feb 1eThe report Of the arrival here of
Lord Give tBr) from Liverpool yesterday,
WAS She is still the Buikhead bar and
with alightsr has gone TO her assistance.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb l2Intelgcnce reached here Of
losx ot schr PaciRc She Jan 81 by tbs
bark Modoc which arrived and sban-
doped The Pacific bound from Humboldt for SAINT IN
Monica by Captain Cracke, this and Is
fully insured. The brought I, this
port by the X Ham yesterday.
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MOTHER DE SALES.

Mother De Sales, nee Cstharine McDevitt. for many
years Sister of Morcy OF st. Catharine's Convent,
East Houston street, died at the convent, Sunday
last, alter brief illness from pneumona. Deceased
was the daughter Of tho ato James McDevtt OF East
Broadway, who with his family were zealous members
Of 81. James' Church. James street. There arc two
which she ended truly devoted lito. A. requiem
mass was offered up At nine O'Clock yesterday morn
ing chapel attached 70 the conveBt alter which
funeral being private. Shc buried in tho plot OF
tho Order. rho Rev. Father Hogan, chaplain of the
convent reading the funeral service at the grave,
upon which had been placed few elegant floral
cmblema
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FIRE IN PINE STREET.

hre broke out the second floor OF the large
printing and lithographlng establishment OF Messrs
George +. Nesbtt Co., Pearl and Pine streets, last
evening ut eleven minutes OF eleven O'Clock. fhe
nrsmen promptly on hand, and. breaking
in the doors, several streams OF water
were thrown upon the burning stock, but the flames
for time spreading rapidly, second alarm was
sounded, and, bong quickly responded to- the nro
was fortunately confined to the floor upon which It
originated. Tho damage to stock is estimated TO DO
So, 600 by fre and water and that to the building
may reach S. O00 The OF the fire is at present
unk
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AN INSANE LOVER.

For somo months past Frank Coleman. CLERK, re.
siding asNo 90 Carmne street, has been paying his
attentions TO young living In the tsnomc ont
house NO. s4g Bast Thirty.nrst street. On Sunday
evening last the young lady ordered him
never to coil on her again, on account
OF some little dispute they had Coleman
was seen lettering around house where tho ;oung
woman lived, and James Cartwright requested to
send him away Cartwright did 80. and was about 10
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SPOKEN.

Ship Courser from Port Ludlow for San francisco with
Ship Charlotte Gladstone tB) McLsren, from Pensacola
for Liverpool, J an 80. off Florida Light.
Ship Flcetwing, Guest, fiom New York for Yokohama,
Jan II, lat IA - lon 30 so.
Bark Bell from Seattle FOR San Francisco chad lost
fore bulwarks). Feb lat Al N lon 125
Bark Roswell Sprague, from Port Gamble for San Fran
cisco. Feb s, lat "A 25 N, Ion 1877.
swedish bark showing No 95, was soon Feb J. lat 81
49, Ion SO 80.
Brig Solaro (Br). Mcleod. from Pernambuco for New
YORK Feb IL, 20 miles OF Hatteras.
Schr Warren Sawyer from Boston. bound South, Feb 3,
lat 81 13, Ion 80 80.
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enter a grocery store ON the FIRST noor when he
heard the report of pistol which rsd
been fred At HIM by Coleman Tho bullet
pierced door which Cartwright was about 10 open;
Afer dscharging the pistol Coleman ran ana
escaped. Half an hour later he returned. how
ever, and found Cartwright standing at me
door, and was about to fire again. Cartwri2ns
could be discharged had wrspched II from hts grasp.
A struggle then ensued. Ofhcer Mcdonnell. of tne
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
RAILROAD OFFICERS.

This annual meeting OF the directors OF the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
was held yesterday morning at the company's Offices
No. 26 Exchange place. Tho following officers were
elected for the ensuing ycar:-Prosidcnt, Samuel
sloan secretary, Frederick f. Chambers; treasurer,
Frederick H. Gibbons: Managers, William T. Dodge
Moses Taylor George BuikIcy, John l. Blair 5. b.
Chittenden, John Brsbin, George Bliss, Percy X
Pync, William Walter Phelps, Wilson q. Hunt, Alfred
L. Dennis, Benjamin G. Clark, William Rylo and E.
w Hoibrook
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A CIGAR SEIZURE.

inspectors Van Horn and McCors, OF the Surveyors
Dcparl ment, yesterday boarded the steamer New
York, which had just arrived from Vera Cruz and
Havana where, AFTER protractcd search. they found,
in several outoftnc way places, 415o choice Havana
cigars and ass bundles OF cigarettes. Tho officers
were compelled to holes IN paris OF the ship TO
get at tho contrabsnd goods The crew OF the vessel
was standing by looking on sullcny at the removal OF
tho smusgled cigars, on which haAasomo profit was
expected.
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NINE. BENJAMIN.

An actress known as Mmo Benjamin, who has for
years exhibited in this city troupe of performing
dogs, died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital from
consumption. She was found dying yesterday
in room ut No 81 Bowcry by somo friends, who had
her sent hospital IL was stated that she has
nourishmeut while paying the mortgage on some
property she owned.
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A BOLD ROBBERY.

About halfpast seven O'Clock last evening largo
paving stone thrown through the window Of the
jewery store OF Charles H. Mills, No. 165 Atlantic
street, Brooklyn. The proprietor who was seated In
the rear Of the the time, fastened 10 the show
wi ndow and found that gold chain and bracelet had
bcen stolen. He was In formed that man mad been
seen running away from tho storc Immediately alter
the stone had been thrown Tho value OF the jewolry
wns $50: the damage TO the window Is $25
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NorICETo MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by eegraphing the HERALD London Bureau. ad
dressing Bonnct No. 40 Fleet street, London" to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc pOpera
Pars arrivals at and departures from European and
ports American and all foreign vessels Trading
with the United states the will cabcd to this
country froe of charge.
CAPTAINS arriving and sailing from French and Med.
ports will Paris office the economic
cal and expeditions for tele gr raphiDg
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A HOSPITAL IN WANT.

Tho Medical Board OF the Jersey City Charity Hos
pit al has notified the Police Commissioners that the
appropriation awarded by the Boaru OF Finance for tho
support of the hospital for tho ensuing year Is wholly
lnndequatc and they ask that the appropriation be
ft be necessary to apply TO the Lcgis
must remain closed 10 hundredsoi poor suffering hu
mn nttv
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PORT OF NEW YORK. FEB. 10, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Anchoria (Br). Hcdderwiok Glasgow Feb 8.
with mtse to Henderson Bros Feb 10 30
miles Of Sandy LOOK passed steamer Nevada DID, hence
Liverpool = -. 60,
I4th 18th Valencia 24th and Gibraltar 18th with
Winds Fob IS 40 Ion 10 TO- spoke bark Verona Br),
from Pernambuco for New YORK;
steamer Lone star, Forbes, New Orleans days with
mdse to Bogert Morgan. - 80
steamer City of Macon: NIckerscn Savannah Feb 10,
with mdse and passengers to George Yonge.
Steamer CITY Atlanta Woodhuli Charleston Feb II,
with IN mdse aud passengers 10 Quintard Co.,.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch. Richmond, City Point and
NortoIk, with masc to Old Dominion Steamshp,pCo.
Bark Benefactor Hayden, Annoy Oct 20, with tea TO
Dec 81 and crossed the equator Jan "a. In
Ion '33 W. had moderate NE trades to lat
% n: thence to Hattsras variable winds and
weather; from thence days with strong northery
fow from Manila New York "a days out 3lst LAT 80 30
s. lon 10 T. ship Nobe (Br) from Cacutts for Dundee.
40 days out date lat Al lon 20 80 W. bark Dorica
(Br). bound SOUTH -
schr o NJ Marrstt, Roed Mayssuez. PR II days, with
oranges to VIM Douglass; vessel to Is weinberg 90;
hours deck load Of oranges since strong northery
Hschr Lucretia Mer Cedar Keys 81 days with
stephen Bates Co; vessel to III enberg Co. Was =
days OF ateras, with hcavy northcrly and easteriy
gmes lost 30 logs OF from oG deck and sprung
ieaw; had feet OF water In tho hod Feb IL, 10 miles
SANDY Hook took heavy gallo from y, in which lost jie
flying lib, orosal and meingatopsai and was blown on
~ miles; sams date wee fallen In with BY pilot boat
Hope xo l. blowing heavy Who lay by us until the morn
In tow the being exhausted with pump
in md cold.
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Azorcan Davis New Bedford Feb 10 from Fays
has 635 btls oil on freight follows 225 bbis from
ohio. $50 from bark Josephine 76o from bark Com
Norris 800 from bark Daniel Webster 200 from bark Os
pray and 600 from bark Midas
Xiettsr from Capt Turner OF Nspoleon of NIB,
ports her at sea- coast Chilli Dec 80 having taken
bbls 50 oil since leaving Talcahuana
letter from board schr VIM Martin, Martin, Of Bos
ton reports her at Brava Dec ~ all we nothing since
last report, Reports of and do bark Josephine,
Long NB report of oil,
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SAILED.

Steamers Nevada (Br) Tor Liverpool, Old Dominion.
Richmond &c: Vindcaor. Phil adephia ships John Mann
.B. srs%sa: Morris tsr London: s.rks Fr,g.;;s
Port) Oporto Brodrene tNor, Cork or Falmouth: saga
tan tNorl Antwerp; Udsire (Sor). Cctte Maggie BD.
Liverpool Birkenhsad fremont Bnenos Ayres; brigs
Gem, Barbados; schr A 4 llover. Georgetown. SC.
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BENRY J. BAKER.

Henry J. Baker, merchant, died at his residence at
Sing Sing on the 17tn inst. He came originally from
Baltimore, and some twenty-seven years ago estab
shed the house OF H, J. Baker Brother, druggists,
in this city. Ho was prominent laymau In tho
Mctho list Episcopal Church. and Was connected with
many charitable ass0ciatlon1.
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer Nereus, Hailett New York for Boston,. -
schr Spring Bird (Br Mclean. New York for St. Jonn
NIB r..
Schr White Rock, Ladsrty. New York tor Westport.
schr Catawamteak Kennedy. weehswken for hurricane
Island
schr Baxter cBr'D Baxter from New York for Can
nng before reported oil Herald station went 10 sea
this AM
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MILLS BURNED.

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 10, 1873
Daniel Lees cotton ana woollen mills at Leipers-
yic two miles from this city, were totally destroyed
by lro this afternoon Loss. s35, 600; insured In
Philadelphia companies for $4,000.
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A STABLE DESTROYED.

The two story frame building, No. So Allen street,
occupied by John Prehn as a stable. damaged by
fire yesterday TO the extent of 5000 The building
Waa not insured
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSEI
VATIONS.
Ee,. 10.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1v-Noon
The time ball of the Western Union Telegraph Com
many (by standard time of the United States Naval OBJ
servatory Al Washington to-day dropped onetenth
second slow.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination. C6it
Steamer,

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
FEBRUARY AND MARCEL
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYnEAp Fob le-wind 8, strong; barometer 30 III.
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PASSED THROUGH RELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

steamer Glaucus, Bsarsc. Boston for New York.
Steamer AIbatros. Davis Fall River for New York.
steamer Doris, Young. Providence tor New York.
Bark Tre Sorce dtaI Consgliere, Now Haven for
New York, In ballast, to Funch, EJye Il 20.
Brig Matilda Buck (B Buck, Providencet Tor New York,
in ballast, TO I Nevins X Son -
Brig Benjamin Carver George Providence for New York
Schr Madeira (BJ McDougai, Windsor. Ms, for New
schr Cullen Anderson Harmons Harbor for New York.
Schr Maggie Chadwick. Robinson. Kenneboc for New
York. "a -
Schr Emma 4 G Windsor, Coombs, Kehnebcc for New
York - =.
rcir Congress- willard, Parker's Head for New York
schr X NJ Brookings, Cotton, Wis;assct Me, for New
York. -
Schr ID Williams Pierce Boothbay for New York.
Schr M r Collins Collins, Boothbay for New York.
Scbr Chas Dennis. Williams Boston tor New York.
Schr Albatros, Williams, Fall River for new York.
Schr Isaac Borden, Dodge. Fall River tor New York.
Schr Chas Sinnckson, Blizzard. Fall River Tor New
York. -, -.
scnr Elias Ross. Lewis. warsham for New York.
schr W ID Marvel, O'Keefe. Taunton for New York.
Schr J @ Rogers. Otis. Providenee for New York
Schr Luc.an, Ward, Providence for New York.
Srhr julia, Wakely, Providence for New York.
schr West Wind, Roamer, Providence for New York.
Schr Orient, staples, Providence for New York:
Schr Mary u varney, Rowe. Norwich Tor New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-13

Perhaps the Bangor Commercial has
forgotten its estimate of the result OF the
elections to the next Congress, which 1t
printed on the Goth of September. 1t was,
as we remarked day or two afterwards,
a wonderful list. The Commercial pre-
dicted that "the defeat of the republicans
In the October and November elections
will be terribly overwhelming" and ven-
tured to put its estimate on record by
States. 1t figured out 1873 democrats. %
greenbackers and only rs republicans.
Alas for its hopes Instead of democratic
majority of SO over all. that party must
coalesce with the greenbackers to get
majority at ALL The Commercial pro-
posed to divide New England between the
republicans and the combined democrats
and greenbackers, giving fourteen mem
bers to each: the republicans have TWEEN
ty-three, and the other fellows only five
In the three States of New York, New
JERSEY and Pennsylvania 40 members were
claimed against 27 republicans; the re-
pubicans have As at least, and the soft
money parties not over %. In ten West
ern States "a republican members were
conceded. and 50 opposition members
claimed; the republicans elect SIS and leave
their opponents only 81. 10 the South.
which was claimed ''solid"-l06 members.
the republicans have six or seven MEM
bers, perhaps more. Altogether it was
not very good guess. Out of thirty-four
States that have voted since the prediction
was made. only ten have conformed to the
Commercials estimate, and those were all
Southern States which it claimed unsni-
mously in a lump.-Boston Advertiser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-13

caught, such terrible punishment is inflicted that
it deters others from initiating her example. At
all hours of the day and night these prostitutes
can be seen huddled together in their vile dens,
with their faces so glowing with vermillon hues
IS to look - if they had been bedaubed with the
entire contents Of psint pot There is not town
of any magnitude in the State but in what can be
found the dens of Chinese prostitutes.
REVIVAL or A BARBARIsM.
There is such lsxity of discipline in the man
agement of the State prison that it has led Judge
Campbell. one of the abest jurists in California
to declare publicly that there is the worst system
of prison discipline 10 this State in the world"
The statement is not ovcrdrawn. Under the pres
ent system. according to all reports special indul
gences granted to convicts to an extent that
visitors to the State prison cannot avoid the i'm
preston that the criminals confined there are so
many unfortunate gentlemen who are subjected TO
. temporary inconvenience. In fact, 1t has come
to pass when criminals, especially professionals,
regard the State prison comfortable place to get
living without much work. On account of this
lsxi,y in prison discipline and of deterr
ing crime, the pundits now engaged in tnkering
the constitution are seriously proposing TO revive
the whipping post, and instead Of sending certain
class of criminals to the States hotel, such gar
rioters, wife heaters and rutisns of that stripe sub
jectng such offenders to the sdmonition of the cat
o'-nine-tsils. For such ruffans these enlightened
constitutional Solons believe the lash and the knout
the only efrectual punishment, abhorrent it may
be to q civilized people who look upon such a
mode of punishment as cruel and barbarous.
From present indications it looks as if the whip
ping post will disgrace the provisions Of the new
constitution, and that California will become twin
sister to the so-cslled State of Delaware, where
the scourge believe. has never been abolished.
Tony CANpoR.