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Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
LOCAL TINE TABLE,.
NOVEMBER 10, 1873.

rsAIxs LEAVE wILnIHoros.
For Philadeiphin: 23T. 100, $40. su q :,
1000 .: M; i2S7, i2ss, 2ao, 400, I'D
10, S.*op. IN. w.
For New yoik; 2s7, u. m; I.oS. go, iz-
1a, e.\op. III. On Sundays: 28T, 81
For Baiumore and Washington: I2bl. aIo
s% .. m; l2.t7, l.0, Sis, pm.
For baltimore: 7os, Express. On sund.v
ior baltimore and Washington: 1881, 4 T.
For baltimore and way stations: ass a. IN,
For Nsss = q Castle: 90, s.ls a. m., LOO, /.
For Delaware X. r.; sIsa. n: LOS, ga,
No Sunday i trains.
FOR Wilmington \ Northern X. X; aa
M; p. m; and 800 p. m. SATURDAY.,
urdays only. ll.oo m.
Fer delaware Western X. H.: 7.iS, 1850. n m
$50 p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE At rw.LMIsoron.
From Philadelphia: l2<S, 208, GSl, SLOAN
i2oa. i2.+1, Lo2. 40, SIS, e.2S, i.OO. I'D
ll.lb r. IN. On sundays: l1As, 20a' al
10: q. m; 7:a6, li.l6, .. m.
rrotn baltimore: 4 81, an .. ASA, M; l2n ,,r
ss' $50 p. m. On sundays:asi, a, m. Ss
From W.shingt.n: 2sl, a. m: IAN, ar
bas, 9.ss p. m. On Sundays: aai I'M
bSs, s.so p. m. "'
From New Castle: $50, i2I0 a. m.
7l0 p. M. No Sunday trains,
From delaware X. H.: S.SoS. m; lalo, IN
y. m.
From Wilmington / Northern X. n: su
2. N. n:U q. M; and 1855 D. IN. Saiur
days only, l22o.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 400 M
2lS, S.0op. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS vOH WILMINGTON LRAyu puIr m,
PIilA.
FrJmB Broad street and Washington avenu.
7.1, 800. 1870, ll.45 u. n.; 800, 400. SIS
800, o.l6 9.+6. 80 p. M. On Sunday.
7.Us. 30 q, m.; 6.O), ll.30p. m.
From Thirty-SecOnd and Market streets: |. 90
7.So, ll.a5 q. m.; l225, 400 600, II. &c u, M
On nndRNs. Loo. L 70 a. nj
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
TT BLIC SALE.

viii be sold at Public Sale nt the resi-
ucncc al the subscriber, on the road leading
from New Castle TO Newport. on
FRIDAY, MARCH :, 1879,
AT one O'Clock, p. IN,
the following personal property, to wit
5 good WORK or driving horses, two yoaTltng
colts OF good stock; good milch cows, f2- III
. IN profit by day OF sale, two OF which R-K
are thorough bred Alderneys, the others are
yrale Alderntys and Durham; . two year old
heller with calf. 2yearllng ileiiera, four nice
shUats.
FARMING lMPLEMENTs,-l farm wagon in
good order, Dug0ut wagon, market wagon
in good order, kOckaway carriage sleigh
bua bells | combined mower and reaper IN
good order, | steel tooth horse rake, Van
WiCklc tan nearly new, corn shelter in good
order, iOrks shOvels and hoes, u Dushel and
=. peck neasuree Il lot ol peach baskets, haT-
row.. plOUt. cultitatorS, double ana single
trees. maui and wedges, OK chains, harrow
chains crO-s cut saw. broad axe, 2 sets OF Wa-
gOn harness, sets Ul sIugIe carriage harness,
pillow harness. collars and brides, saddle use
brldle, about iuur tons u wheat straw, hay Dy
the ton, a lot OF rye straw, IA lot OF grain bags,
3 barrel, oi CIDER vinegar, | large feed chest, II
lot OF hot-bcd sash, good churn. Il lot OF milk
pans, good stove, II acres OF wheat In the
ground and many other articles too tedious
10 mention.
TLRM..-All sum. ui S2J and under cash.
all over that amount a credit Of 9 months will
be gwen by the purchaser gtvingA bankable
note vii h an approved endDrSer, or four per
cent. of Tor cash RlCHARD TAYLOR.
". i, LANk, Auctioneer. ieb2J-3tw
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
Deaths Last Week.

During the week ending Saturday,
February y, there were nine deaths in
this city, which is a very small number
being seventeen less than the preced-
ing week. The deaths were az follows:
Born in the United States, .; Males, 6;
Females, 3; Whites, Q; under wear OF
age, 3; to s years, 3; s to 40, !; 20 to
80, /; so to 60, !; Coron.r's cases, 2;
brought here for interment, |; sent
awav for interment, l. Causes Dipther-
ia, 2; erysiprlas of tn! brain, l; hemor-
hage, /; inanition, l; pulmonary con-
sumption, ]; still born, .; typhoid few
er, |. 1t is remarkable that among
those who died there were none OF
foreign birth nor one colored person.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
DIED.

D1ED.
PENNDCK. In MIL Creek Hd. on the I'D
inst. Lewis Pennock, aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, on 4th day, the 26th
inst, at II O'Clock. n. III. Interment at " hite
Clay Creek church cemetery.
HADDOUk. On Feb 24th, 1879, Of dlptte-
ria, tornclia Scott Haddock, aged ten years
and nye months.
Funeral on Wednesday, Feb. 18th, from the
residence OF the parents, Wawasset and
Adams streets, at 8 O'Clock, p. IN.
BELL.-In this city, on the 23d inst, Samuel
G., infant son of Jerome b. and emma |.
Bell, aged eight days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to
take place from the residence OF his parents,
III West Ninth street, tomorrow afternoon,
at three O'Clock. lnterment at the Rivervew
cemetery
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
Mrs. Chnnfrau TO-nighf.

The st. Louis =" "Republican" says
Mrs. Chanfrau is one OF the bsst actres
SEA on the stag--in her line she is un-
equaled. She presents Il play which ID
applauded from pit to dome, and never
fails to win and hold every auditor's q
interest and sympathy. There could
be no more pronounced artistic success
than that she was "a woman Of the
people," which will bs played at the
Opera House this evening and to-mor-
row evening. Mrs. Chanfrau reveals a
power in it which few suspected she
POSSESSED. She seems to be an inspired
prophecies proolaiming great wrong.
and pleading for its redress. She rises
above ths wrong-transfgured az one
rsdeemed-and snthrones herself az a
true heroine of her sex.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
From Yesterdays late Edition. |
Little M10wees,


The Coronsr's Business is brisking
up.
The regular semi monthly meeting of
the Board Of Education will b. held this
evening.
go MAS the number reported present
at the Union NJ. Il. Sunday school yes
t-rday afternoon.
Petitions are being extensively circu-
lated throughou the city, in relation to
the removal Of the Conrt House from
New Castle to Wilmington. The peti
tions are being numerously signed.
This being the last Monday in the
month the Methodist preachers held no
meeting, but instead there was . Min
isterial Union meeting held at Central
Presbyterian church.
The Union NJ. X. Sunday school has
engaged John WallscL nit 10 play the
cornet in the rendering Of the music at
the missionary anniversary, to be held
on Thursday evening, March l3. He
played his instrument yesterday after
noon in the rehearsal and assisted
greatly in bringing out the full volume
Of music.
A special meeting Of the City Council
will be held this evening for the pur-
pose of considering ths bill providing
for refunding the debt Of the city. The
committee expect go to Dover to-mor.
row with their coat pockets full of bills.
George w. Stone went down to Dover
this afternoon. lie il interested in
Beet Sugar, Insurance and Temperance.
Governor Hall has accepted an iIvi
tation to be present at the reception Of
the Catholic Philopatrian Literary In
stitute at the Academy Of Music, Phila-
dslphia.
The police force have received their
new batons and belts, which make a
vast difference in their uniform. The
Chiefs belt has q gilt front plate and
the cord and tasssl Of the baton are Of
golden thread. The Ssrgesnts have q
white cord and tassel and the patrol
men red.
The St. Mary's 7. A. B. Pioneer Corps.
who now occupy the old Bayard Club
hall Oh Seventh street, below Spruce,
will remov. shortly to the fourth story
front room Of the Lieberman building,
Fifth and Market streets.
The choir concert Of the choir Of Scott
NJ. *. church under tho leadership OF
Joseph ID. Aldred, in ths new audience
room Of the Odd Fellows Hall on We'd
nesday evening next, should not be for
gotten. Tn. choir has some new and
beautiful chOrus-s in rehearsal.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
Five Cent Counter.

Those of our citizens desiring to see
counter filled with goods of the most
useful kind, which are being sold at
from two to five cents, should call at
the great variety store of Adams Il
Bro, SOC Market street, as We feel safe
in saying that they will he surprised
to find 50 many useful articles of which
they may have their choice for the
above price. A great many of the same
articles are sold at other stores for five
cents that they sell for 3 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
stamps for unprepared Letters,

A new description Of stamp, tn l."
used upon unpaid !rtterS, has b""u Or
dered by the Post. othc" Department..
Hitherto l-;ter being posted ulnH- a
stamp was held in the office wh~r" It
was deposited, the postmaster notify
ing the party addressed Of the fact
rndrr the present regulations the new
stamp is affixed, and the mssvr for
warded to the postmaster of tn" Office at
It's destination, who collects til" amount
due on delivery of the latter. Apu'h"r
new stamp has been ordered. "n'"t' +,
placed on the letter by the rarrl =, who
then becomes responsible for tiI' r"lI-c.
tion Of the postage. The Staui l. de-
signed to be check on the carriers,
preventing them from pock-tns their
cOllprtony
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

Tn. ramains Of Bishop Folr

The remains of Bishop Foley, If Chi
raro. reached Baltimore yesterday
morning, AMI we're removed 10
the residence ~ hi. mother, on
Mulberry street, near the cath"dral
To-day thc body will be laid in state in
the Cathedral and mass will he cele-
brated by Bishop Brcker, Of Whining.
ton, archbishop Gibbons delivering the
panpgyric.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
G'anfnre by the Police.

On Saturday evening the police made
a raid on house Of i'll fame on Front
street between King and French Streets
kept by Mr.. Brady. The proprietress
and another woman were captured.
The hearing will come off this evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

The Pavilion Hotel, at Long Branch
was sold by the Sheriff last Friday and
purchased by i. J. Dobbins, of Phila.
delphia, for S25 900 over and above in.
cumbrancrs amounting to So 600.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
Fatal Accident.

Michael Brown, while going into the
depot. at Altoona, Pa, on Saturday,
slipped and fell, striking his head
against an iron pillar. He died in ten
minutes after.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

ID FAD THlS.-Now Is the time to try your
IL luck, " have large amount Of goods
that must be disposed OF. About 81, ,0OO worth
OF useful goods to be given away IN presents
to those who visit Chadwicks delaware
Museum. 207 w. Fourth street. For the Iast
time in Delaware. the Museum will re-opento
the public on Saturday, February ID, lS7s,
from II. IN. until II p. m, daily. with new
curtostes from all parts OF the world. fh .
few days only, then tho Museum will be
shipped to Atlantic City. Persons purchss.
Ing ticket to the Museum, which 10 only 70
cents, will receive an eRvelOp from box stat,
Ing the present they are TO receive varying
from ten cents to 8 dollars. Remember TINS
is no sell or humbug. EverythinA will DO
done az represented. The Museum alone IS
worth rs cents admittance. Music will be IN
attendance. VIM. II. CHADWICK.
teblS-tf Proprietor.
DARHAlNS AT l20S MARKET STREET;
ID Dried beef II cts H., sugar 0, 7, ., anu
~ cts. NJ, excellent coffee Is cts, tea-siftlnRs
IS cts. D.. best tomatoes cts. can, Ms. ralt,
ins rs cts, corn 10 cts. can. This Ia no soaRed
goods, but the very besl gOeds In the Market
bs. mince meat % cts, bs rice 20 cent?
4 Ms. A butter rs cts, dried cherries ~ Genus
dried apples . cts , y Ms. buckwheat 70 ctnts,
good table butter 20 cts, mackercl 10 cehts .
dozen, mackerel II cts. dozen, excellent honp
$3.50 per bbl., excellent -four rs cents ior -
hs. Don forget IHl'S. NJ. WlEh'
1909 Market street
Our honey dripS ut l5 cts. n quart taR~
own Wilmington. n3l-3t 60 d.2w
StEED OATS.-4O bushels OF good seed ohs
= for sale. Also two good sized young oay
horses and 8 ye ,rs old, good drawers. aenuc
in harness. A pair OF good iarm horses 10"
priced. Also house Tor rent, tenant my
wovx rart OF his rent on farm.
JOHN ID. TITFER,
Near Rodney Station.
.eb2O 3td-2tws Pencader Hundred
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

The Riverside Hotel, Of Pleasure Bay,
with fifty acres Of land, near Long
Branch, has also been purchased by
Mr.. Dobbins, for 81, 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
E'aiIpIi

Amor q. Perkins, u leading grocer
and liquor merchant doing business
At No. 3 East second Street, failed this
morning and his place Of business has
been closed
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
FOURTH EDITION.
THE I.E0ISI.ATURE.

Specially Rsporied ior the Republican,
DoyKR, Feb. "A, 1879.
ruB sEsATE.
The Senate met at 3. 80 o'clock. In
the absence OF the speaker, Or. Hop
kins was chosrh to preside.
The House bill in relation to the Del.
aware State Fire and Marine Insurance
Co., was reported upon by the Commit
tee and again referred to it.
Mr.. Sharpley introduced an act in
relation TO the mode Of taking the bond
Of the clerk Of the Orphans Court.
The act in relation to the changing OF
the tim" OF holding the Court OF New
Castle County was read second time.
An act was introduced In relation TO
the charter Of the Cat tail Marsh Com
pany.
The incorporation act Of the st.
Pauls NJ. i. church of Wilmington was
passed.
Three petitions asking: for the enact.
ment Of a press gag" law were pre-
sented.
Mr. Sharplsy gave notice Of an act
for the suppression OF vagrancy.
Mr.. Cooch gave notice ofan act in re.
lation to Insurance Companies.
Mr.. P.nnewill gave notice of an act
for the protection OF farmers, fruit
growers and truckers.
The House incorporation act of the
Wilmington Coal Gas Company was in
trOduced.
The House act to prefer wages OF en-
ployees In cases Of execution and as
signment to the amount Of 800 was
read first time.
The House incorporation act of the
Washington Lodge, No. l, A. +. A. NJ.
Of Wilmington was read over,
The Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting
Associationsact Of incorporation was
read over.
The House joint resolution to take
no business after the Ind inst, was
non -concurred in.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
FOR SALE OR KENr.

EHOR SALE-rhe three story brick house
j. 6O2 W. Eleventh street, with aIl modern
Improvements, on easy terms. Apply IT,
WUOI.LEY h FANTRUMP,
ieblI-tf Insurance Agents
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

DOR SALE.--The three-story brick dwell!
Il ing, No. 2lS Madison street. Possessiou
given March IS. Terms easy. Inquire at Nc.
10 l.. Sixth street. between Market and King
streets. teblt-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
Elliott, Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
WILMINGTON, DILL.

We have on hand s35. 900 Tor good hrs: NOR.
cages In sums OF $500 TO ~, 900.
U. :. Government Bonds bought and sold
or EXCHANGED at eurren nt rates
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

LNOR RENT.-Dwellings l4lS, Ill5 and
Il lll7 Harrison Street. large houses with
cOnveniences, near to street cars. Price Sls
per month J. A. BOND l. 90.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
febl5lO DOL Shipley street
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
All local securities bought and sol,

Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried ON margin
Telegraphic quotations received CONSTANT,
and furnished
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

.UTlCE.-I'he Mutual Loan Assoclatisn
~ now offers new stock for sale. The trst
Iayment may be made any time. Apply 70
GEORfEC. MARIS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Office COL Shipley street, second story.
iny3.lm
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

House met at $50 p. IN.
DR.. Sharp call up the Senate bill Ia
re-incorporate the town of Dover " hich
was read the first time.
Dir. Lambson presented u petition
signed by 500 citizens of New Castle
county against the act pertaining to ths
sale OF gooos by auction; which ON his
motion was read and referred to the
committee Oh Revised statutes.
The Senate bill to amend section 5,
chapter "a of the Revised Code, was read
the first time.
DIR. Ware gave notice of a bill to in
corporate the Christiana Marsh com.
pany OF Wilmington; also bill to
amend chapter 452, volume Is Laws of
Delaware; also to incorporate the Saw
ings Fund and Loan Association OF
Wilmington; also to incorporate the
Provident Society Of Wilmington.
On motion OF Mr. Webb the bill to
prohibit live stock running at large in
district No. II Sussex County, was TAX
el up ard passed
MIR. D0fah gave notice OF bill to
prohibit live stock running at large in
school district No. 3s.New Castle Coun-
ty.
At the instigation of DR.. Sharp the
bill to reincorporate the town of Dover
was read the second time.
The bill in relation to protection of
woman," was on motion of Mr. Collins,
taken up for consideration and passed.
Mr.. Lanbson gave notice of bill to
authorize the Trustees of the County
Farm to partition off some of the prop
erty for public purposes.
A petition presented by Mr.. Ware
from Mary Wolf praying for divorce
from her husband Thomas Wolf, was
read and referred to Committee on Di-
vOrces.
Mr.. Ware presented resolution pro-
viding for the establishing Of fund
which is to be expended in settling
the books and records in the military
department Of the State. 1t was laid
upon the table.
Mr.. Houston presented petition for
the laying out Of new road in Indian
River Hundred, Sussex County; which
on his motion was read.
The bill concerning marsh and m-a-
dow lands near Wilmington was read
the Second time.
At 5.36 House ad journtd.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

NOrlCE.-Persons having carpets at the
~ shop Of the late Wm Russell, deoeased,
No. 7G2 Walnut street, are requested to apply
for them before April the LIST.
tD2l.3ts JOHN RUSSELL
NOTlCE-Persons wishing to advertise
~ In city cars can do 80 ut reasonable rates
by applying at the company's office, middle
depot. SAM UEL CHAMBERS, Supt,
febl5-2wd
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

NOTlCE.-All persons are forbidden 70
~ trust any one on our account with.
out written order from us. GEORGE ".
VERNON 4 SONS. lnll.tt
NOrlCE-The annual meeting OF The
~ stockholders OF the Hope Building and
Loan Association will be held on Tuesday
next, 18th Inst. at y o'clock, when the annual
report Will be submitted, and officers and d..
rectors elected. JNO. r. MILLER,
febDl6t Secretary
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
NOTICES.
NOTICE To WATER RENTERS.

NOTICE-bIVIDEND.
AN OFFICk oY THE WILMINGTON COAL
Gas COMPANY. Wilmington. Delaware,
February ], 1879.
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal Ga,
Company have this day declared Il dividend
oi three dollars per share Tor the past al
months payable on demand.
WILLIAM +. P.TAYLOR, Treasurer.
febll-u No, 800 Shirley street
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

INOR RENT good truck farm nt p
l. acres. BENZ. ELLIOTT,
iebls'Bt sos Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

ENOR SALE.-A good carpet loom at ~,
II \. VAN BUREN street ut reasonable
price. ict2l 6tH
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

NYANTED,- "A reliable man with capital A
w OF $500, to take half interest and take \
charge and manage II business in this State
that will pay him $500 year. Call at the
Washington Hotel. feb6-I
VIVA N T f. ID Poultry both alive and
w dressed every week. Highest cash price II
paid on delivery. N. Il. APPLETON,
Third street Market
jnl4-ii Wilmington, Del
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30

DISAPPEARANCE OF A LAKE OF
LAVA

One feature Of the last eruption of the
remarkable volcano in the Sandwich
Islands is the fact that the great molten
lake of lava, occupying huge caldron
nearly mile in legth, and known as the
"South Lake, was drawn off subterra-
neously, giving no warning Of its move
ments. and leaving no visible indication
of its pathway or the place Of its inal
deposit. "0ther eruptions," writes DR..
Coan to Professor Dana in letter dated
June Goth, have hlszed their way on the
surface of the sea, Or while on their sub
terrean way have rent the superincum.
bent beds, throwing out jets Of steam or
of sui phurous gases, with here and there
small patches of broad areas of lava.
But as yet no surface marks Of this kind
reveal the silent, solemn course Of this
burning river. One theory is' that it
flowed deep in subterranesn 6ssures,
and finally disembogued far ont at sea.
Our ocean was much disturbed during
those days, and we had what might be
called tidal wave Of moderate magDi-
tude.' The old process Of replenish.
ment which had gone on since the last
in 1858 is reported to have be-
gun again. and after another decade an
other disagreement may take place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30

and wrong. Men do. l do not believe
in clubbing on the head; 1t breaks the
the bones and skull, and disables the
subject mentally. My idea is, applica-
tion on the bare back. Strip these men.
who hit horses on head or kick them;
who insult your wife or your daughter,
or try to rob or break into your house
strip them to the waist and then lash
them on the bare back until the blood
runs down on tho hoor, II was an anna
zing pity, when the Legislature passed
the laws against cruelty TO animals, that
they didn't also give me the power Of in
flicting punishment. We have a nice,
roomy ball right back of our Office on
Fourth avenue. | would have had a
pulley constructed on the roof, and in
stead of fining these men $40 or $25, or
sending them to Blackwell's Island for
month or two, would hoist them up by
the arms, and have them hogged by our
big black negro Sam. From twenty-five
to fifty lashes with Cat-of.nine tails
would be about the thing. If Sam grew
weak in the arms, or tried to let any of
his friends of, l would have hoggiDg
machine constructed to do the work
thoroughly, without tiring,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30
BERGM ON THE PROPER
PUNISHMENT OF MANKIND.


Henry Bergh, Of the Society for the.
Prevention Of Cruely to Animate, speak
ing ofthe Williams. Fleming Smith club
bing case, and clubbing in general, said !;
Williams is bad enough, but he is
public necessity. We can't do without
him. There are two elements in this
city, the good and the bad; the latter
outnumbering the former by large ma
iority. Nothing improves ruffians 30
much as good, healthful clubbing we'll
laid on. 1t is the grand panacea for Of
fences Of all kinds. / shall never forget
my gratifying experience in Egypt, wit
Messing the bastinado. To see one of
those miserable Arabs, convicted Of petty
theft, or giving false measure, tied up
and beaten on the soles of his feet, to
see him writhe and twist, and bite his
arms, and hear him implore Allah for
mercy; to see the noble Turk smoking
his chibouque calmly and placidly the
while, and finally to see the Arab get up
and limp off, never to return-it was
most refreshing, I asked the old Turk
whether they ever came back, and he
said very rarely. If we could only trans
plant the system in this country In
stead of the vexatious delays and quib-
bles of our Toombs Courts and shyster
lawyers, how eleyating it would be to
have speedy justice on the Turkish plan
"a ten minutes trial and then the lash
laid on Imagine one of our city ruff
ans writhing and twisting under this
long deserved, but unfortunately delayed
punishment, equirming and ho vling,and
calling upon John Kelly in vain to aid
him. 1t would be charming; it would be
delightful. l tell you, sir, crime would
disappear from this community at sur
prisiDg rate. Houses of correction, PEN
itentiaries, penal institutions of all sorts,
with the exception of prisons for felons
of the worst grade, would disappear. In
their stead would be cheap and commo
dious places of punishment, in which
the lash, we'll and stoutly applied, would
convert rebelious rufiians into submis'
sive and law-abiding citizens. | believe
in hogging as a mode of punishment.
Even children, when they get strong
enough, are the better for good, whole.
some lickiDgs. But you must not strike
dumb animals.
why"
because they are dumb, and cannot
complain. Men can. Dumb animals do
not know the difference between right