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IN THE OPIUM DENS.
"AD PHTIIRKB IN MOTT ANO PULL
NTKtKTB, NKW. YORK CITY.
Mlllit Children Wht Were Keen Cain# lata
and I<MTla( ike lira*.
[From the New York Herald.]
Down in the gloomy opium cellars
and up in the foetid garrets of Mott
street there was fear and trembling
recontly. The uprising of the residents
of the Sixth ward to protect the little
girls of the tenement house districts
from the horrible traps of Chinatown
shook the very heart of the Oriental
colony, and still the evil was not yet
wholly abated.
The facts ascertained about the modus
operand! by which scores upon scores
cl girls have been lured to physical and
moral ruin are startling in the extreme.
In one don in Pell street, which is con
ducted by a hag of the most depraved
type, there have been girls of from ten
to twenty years of age ruined. In a
murky back room, up a still murkier
flight of stairs, is the den, While the
front room serves as a sort ik parlor.
Here it is that little girls nle first In
duced to taste tho fell drug! which is
intended to pave the wny to werse sin.
The victim is coaxed up stairs l>y some
one who knows her, and once i'4 among
tho haggard, slatternly vor ./creatures
who liavo al’ , '>"'• been wrecked, they
i-.’ 10 try a pipe of opium.
Tho delights of tho franco arc described
and tho girl tries out of curiosity. The
first few pijM's are smoked in a cere
monious way, with every one looking
on and urging. Then a young China-
man, who knows how to roll tho opium
and fix tho pipe, is introduced ns a com
panion. As soon as the girl has become
addicted to the opium habit her ruin in
easily accomplished. And thus it is
that the mournful wrerfks of girlhood
sit in the darkened room in Poll street*
and waste away their young lives, help
less victims of the Chinese denkeepers
and their customers.
ONR OK THR VICTIMS.
A painful incident in tho movement
against these dens occurred recently
when one of tho members of tho Catho
lic Young Men’s Association of Transfig
uration parish caused the arrest of his
own sister on a charge of dissolute con
duct. Hho wns a girl of oighteon years,
just budding into womanhood. Her
brother said that she associated with tho
abandoned women who frequented the
opium dens and was fast becoming a vic
tim to the vices of Mott street. The girl
was taken to the Elizabeth street station
and was locked up. To Father Barry
she denied that she smoked opium, but
members of the association said that she
wns n smoker and was led to it by syste
matic temptation.
Early in the night some members of
the association noticed a woman and a
young girl coming out of No. 14 Mott
street, where an opium den flourishes.
The girl seemed to be excited and tho
woman was evidently pleading with her.
One of the members spoke to tho woman,
and she said that the girl was only fifteen
years old and wanted to load a dissolute
life among the Chinamen. Tho woman
resided at No. 14 and finding the child
on the first floor of the establishment,
learned her purpose and induced her to
leave the house. The girl then tohl tho
woman that her sister lived with a
Chinaman and had ndvised her to do
likewise. As soon as those facts were
made known tho members of the associa
tion caused tho girl to bo arrested by
Policeman Galligan, who had been do-
tailed to assist Father Barry in his work.
She wns taken to tho Elizabeth street
station house and locked up on a charge
of disorderly conduct preferred by Wal
ter Miley, of the association. The little
prisoner gave her name as Knto Crowley,
her age as fifteen years and her address
as No. 14 Roosevelt street. She said
she had just been released from the
House of Refuge, where she had been
sent for running away from home.
K 'tv is a very pro'tv little girl, with
large eyes and bright brown hair. Hhtl
wns drossed neatly and wore a ‘ ‘ flare 1
hat trimmed with red. She declined to
make any statement in the station house.
Detective English aud Sergeant Col-
grove paid a visit at a late hour Tuesday
night to sevdeal of the dens in Pell and
Mott streets, but there were no child'en
or women in them at the time. “ We
all had the straight tip to get out of tilt
way,” wns an explanation given.
On t he same night the reporter watched
the opium den at No. 17 Pell street in
company with two gentlemen. There
w s evidently something unusual in the
air, f r the lig ts weieout in most of the
shops, and the smell of opium smoke was
very faint. Just before midnight a girl
of about twelve years pushed her head
out tf the dark doorway and peered
cautiously up and down the street. Then
she stepped out on the sidewalk and
stood beneath the lamp on the corner of
D yer street. Her hair was uncombed
aud her face was very white. As she
st od full in the gaslig- t the reporter
e uld see that her hand trembled as she
raised it to her f rehead wearily and
walked toward Chatham street with an
uncertain step. As she moved away two
passing Chinamen spoke to her and she
replied.
A few minutes later another girl of
perhaps sixteen years emerged from the
same doorway. She was a comely gir!
arid carried a can in her band. After
looking around cautiously for at least
l w ) minutes she returned t > the glo my
do.rway and called out another girl of
her own age and size. They chatted on
the sidewalk fra little while and used
shocking language. Then one of the
pair walked ncr ss (lie street and stopped
near the rep rter. The unfortunate girl’s
face wrre a ter iblol ok. The eyes wore
fishy, tho lips swelled and tho cheeks
bloated. One of the gentlemen present
recognized the girl and said he knew her
name. She was mined through opium,
ho r.aid. Another young girl, with t c
usual white face rud faltering step, came
d wn to the d or, and she was soon
j inod by a wc man with a bandage around
her bead, who appeared to be a peraon
in authority. She spoke to tho gir]
sharply about standing at the door.
Just then a young Chinaman, dressed
in American clothing, walked up the
street and whispered to one of the girls.
He then beckoned to two flashily dressed
young men who were standing in a shad
owy nook near by and a moment later
the young men and girlR were chatting
at tho door. Two Chinamen wont into
tho hallway, but hurried out again ns il
alarmed.
Two young girls went into the opium
den at No. 18 Mott street, at about elev
en o'clock and the reporter saw several
girls go from No. 11 Mott street into a
saloon at the corner of Chatham street,
where they drank some beer. In some
instances the little ones were accompa
nied by hard looking females.
Returning to No. 17 Foil street the
reporter saw a roundsman of police stop
at the door aud chat with tho woman
whose head was bandaged.
A SCHOOL TRUSTER’S STATEMENT.
School Trustee Patrick H. McDonald,
who is ono of the committee appointed
by the Catholic Young Men’s Association
to uproot the evils of Chinatown, said
yesterday that liin residence was opposite
to No. 17 Fell street and that he knew
personally many of the little girls who
smoked opium in the Chineso dens.
Why,” said ho, “ I have ouly to look
nut of my windows and into the windows
of the houses across tho stroet to see
sights that are actually blood curdling.
These Chinese dons nro the most danger
ous places for young girls in the city, and
the system which they employ in decoy
ing victims is astounding in ita evil re
sults. I am a father myself, aud I would
not make charges lightly, but ono-half
of tho terrililo iniquity of Chinatown linn
not been exposed.”
It is said that the revelations of Emma
Pool, a young woman who confessed in
the Tombs Police Court several days
ago that she was a confirmed opium
smoker, are being investigated by the
Society for tho Prevention of Crime.
She gave tho names of a number of
children who, she said, were regular
hahiturt of Chinese dens, and claimed
that she lmd seen little girls dosed with
opium oamly by Mott street Chinamen
in order that they might acquire u taste
for tho drug, thus becoming easy victims
to worse crimes.
Eggs as Food.
Eggs, at average prices, are among
the cheapest and most nutritious articles
of diet. Like milk, an egg is a complete
food in itself, containing everything
necessary for the development of a per
fect animnl, ns is manifest from tho fact
that a chick is formed from it. It seems
a mystery how muscles, bones, feathers,
and everything that n chiokon requires
for its perfect development are made
from tho yolk and white of an egg; but
Mich is tho fact, and it shows how com
plete a food an egg is. It is also easily
digested, if not damaged in cooking.
Indeed, there is no more concentrated
and nourishing food than eggs. The
albumen, oil, and saline matter are, as in
milk, iu the right proportion for sus
taining animal life. Two or three boiled
eggs, with the addition of a slice or two
of toast, will make a breakfast sufficient
for a man, and good enough for a king.
According to Dr. Edward Smith, in
bis treatment on "Food," an egg weigh
ing an ounce and three quarters contains
1‘JO grains of carbon and 17} grains of
nitrogen, or 15.125 per cent, of carbon
and 2 per cent, of nitrogen. The vnlue
of ono pound of egg, as food for sustain
ing the active force of tho body, is to tho
value of one pound of lean beef as 1,584-
900. As a flesh producer, one pound of
eggs is about equal to one pound of
beef.
A hen may be calculated to consume
one bushel of corn yearly, and to lay ton
dozen or fifteen pounds of eggs. This is
equivalent to saying that three and one-
tenth pounds of corn will produce, when
fed to a hen, five-sixths of a pound of
eggs ; but five-sixths of a pourd of pork
require about five pounds of corn for its
production. Taking into account the
nutriment in each and the comparative
prices of the two on an average, tho
pork is about three times as costly as tho
eggs, whilo it is certainly less healthful.
—Boston Journal of Chemistry.
Human Nature.
It is a ourious trait of human nature
that men who are constantly exposed
to some special form of danger are the
last to take the obvious precautions
against it. It is no uncommon thing,
for example, for a sailor to be ignorant
of swimming, if indeed this may not be
said of the majority of sailors. The
shell-rower is liable at any moment to
be tipped ont of his crank and flimsy
craft; yet Edward Hanlon, tho clmm
pion, only learned to swim last summer,
and can even swim but a few strokes,
the muscles of his arms, strangely
enough for so powerful a sculler, quickly
becoming tired.
The use of Opium.
The Chinese population in the tjnited
States has remained nearly stationary
since 1870, hut since 1877 29,708 more
pounds of smoking opium hove licen im
ported than would have been consumed
by the Chinese, The habit was, of
course, unknown ii America until a few
years ago; but in New York as well ns
in Western cities it lias stendily gained
devotees. A recently published confes
sion of a wonirtii who kept a fashionable
smoking-parlor in New York, and which
is trustworthy, shows that ladies of good
society were regular customers. Her
parlor was abandoned only because one
of the victims told the secret, and ladies
were ashamed afterward to lie seen en
ding the " millinery establishment.”
Women do not marry for love, or
money, or dry goods. They marry in
the hope that they may linve spring
house cleaning to do.
ra»n« As*.
As long ago as 1858, Dr. Worthing
ton’s famom Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Medicine, was known as a specific for
Cholera, Cramps, Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Summer complaints and the like. It
can ho carried in the pocket. Price 25
and 50 cents a bottle.
A patent medicine manufacturer died
in New York last week. Before he died
his friends asked him how he would like
to he buried. He had just strength left
to say: "Insert me top column next to
reading matter 52 times cjoctro by
mail," and then be closed bis eyes and
then bo passed away to that bourne
where there are no omissions nor wrong
Insertions.— Texas Siftings.
Purr cod-liver oil, from solve> I liver! on
the sea shore by Caswell, Hsrurd A (to., New
York, A'tioliutly pure and sweet. Pa-
tleuta who have once taken it prefer It to
all others. Physicians deslara it tuperior
to all other oils.
A Curious Storv.—It has lieen dis
covered that a very large amount of gold
coin recently minted in New Orleans i>
deficient in weight and will have to 11
recoined. A re-assay shows that fuim
820,000 to 8100,000 worth of ten-doilar
gold pieces, representing tho work of
several months, is thus deficient, the
shortage in eaeli coin being about 25
cents. Ail investigation will bo ninds.
Chapped bands, face pimples and rcugh
■kin currd by using Juniper Tar Soap ninde
t>y Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York.
Wh ilk the guards are being doubled
around the palace of the Sultan, and the
most experienced safe-builders are em
ployed in constructing a bed clmmhcr of
chilled iron for the Czar that cannot be
aliened without a knowledge of the otan-
hiimtion, tlie gratifying news comes that
tin 1 Oovornor's guard of Ohio is to lie
disbanded. How tranquil and secure is
I he life of uu American potentate bcRiJe
that of foreign rulers!— Cincinnati Sat
urday Niyht,
Ladles Achihlreu's boo's A shoes can’t run
over it Lyon's Pat. Heel atl0ei.era are used
An old colored preacher in Atlanta,
Georgia, wns lecturing a youth of his
fold about the sin of dancing, when (he
latter protested that the Bible plainly
said: "There is a time to dance." "Yes,
dnr am a time to dance," said the dark
divine, "and it’s when n hoy cits a
whippiu’ for going lo a hall.”
Dr. C. \V. Benson’s Celery and Chamomile
Pills are prepared expressly to cure and will
cuie Headache ot all kinds, Neuralgia, Ner
vousness and Dyspepsia, f.0 cents.
What Can Be Done. A Washington
Territory official says that there are four
pursuits which a man can follow in the
northwest with more show of success
than elsewhere, viz., wheat raising,
mining, lumbering, and fishing. The
wheat belt extending from Boise, Idaho,
to Walla-Walla, W. T., contains 50,000,-
009 acres of land.
(lustrine
Recommended to travelers. Aids digestion,
prevents nausea and headache. Druggists.
Maine lias forty-nine cheese factories,
with an average of 107 cows to each,
sixty being the lowest, 500 the highest
number. The total product of all these
factories during the last year was 580,814
pounds of elieese, the nvernge price re
ceived being twelte and a half cents per
pound.
Tliuiisnii' • r-|i#n ■ I.iiiia Hills.
The proprietors of. the world-ren iwneu
Carboline—the natural Hair Restorer— -.tevo-
put up less than 1.000 gallons ut a time. This
gives but an idea of ita immense demand.
Services are held in Union Chapel
every Sunday evening at a quarter past
eight o’clock, and Sunday school at
three in the afternoon. All are wel
come.
Until Me >'ts>
when you have tried everything else nml
failed, try our Oarboline aud lie happy it
will prove its merit a. One dollar n bottle, and
sold by all druggists.
Ottumwa. Iowa-Dr. J. N. Arnndrouir
•ays: I have used Brown’s Iron Bitters in
my family and recommend its use to others."
A little boy went to his first tea par
ty when four years and three months
old. Upon his hostess asking him how
he liked his tea, he replied, " It is very
nice, but it tastes very much of the
water.’’
“Mil Ita nils were corered with hair
scabs. Then hare disappeared, und I'm I
>er than far ‘0 years, tram using hr. ileus,,,.’.
Skin Cure. —M, Noble, Selmn, N. (\
One of the easiest ways to become
insane is take a gas bill to the office of
the company and ask the manager to
explaiu why it is 50 per cent, greater
than it ought to be.
For trenudonsDesg, wakefulnedizainest
and lack of mercy, i, most valuable remedy
is Brown’s Iron Bitters.
It is said that “ if you play on nn ae-
cordeon near an oyster, the oyster wil'
open its shell.” Whether this is because
it wants to listen or is looking for *
chance to escape, is not known.
Jefferson, City, Mo.—n r . J. c. Riddl r
says: ‘Persons who use Brown's Iron Bt
ters always speak well of it. it is t so d
medioir.e, ’
"I Wouldn't mind going up so high,”
■aid the hotel gUenfc, "if tho bill was uot
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Mr. Isaac E. Cfcuiman, Drugytd, Nevbtrf, N.
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IT cis 1 have used It In my own lajiily for
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girls and all kissed. How tflany kisses
were exchanged?
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Mr. Joint W. Colb, Principal of the Gale
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" Tboy, N. Y., April 7,1883.
’’ Having been afilicted for several years
past with illness, the cause of which was un
known to me for a lonjr time, nnd my con
tinued disability getting to lie of so serious
nnd distressing a character ns to cause great
anxiety with my family anti friends, I became
Satisfied upon close investigation that the
cause of iny sickness wns the diseased condi
tion of my kidneys and liver. At this time
by accident a friend, who had similar symp
toms to mine, informed me of the great
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immediately commenced taking it, nnd from
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continued use affords very encouraging re
mits. I flat! sleep soundly, walk better, am
free from pains, and the severe attacks of
h: Blache from which f stilfered so much have
disappeared, and 1 c'leorfutly recommend
Hunt's Remedy for r.;l purposes for which it
is advertised. 1 will add in closing that my
wife has used it very successfully for pa
tenting the attacks of sick headache with
I hicli she had been alllicto l from youth.”
Alirisnt l>ir«h<'firtrnr<h
A promil e it citizen sends us the following
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For several years I have been very seri
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which I long supposed to be lumbago or
iltenmatism of the hack. More recently the
pains lmd become more severe, so much so
that it was with difficulty that I wits able to
Let ont of bed in the morning. I had tried
various remedies wit hout tiny appnrnnt relief.
By the earnest solicitation of a friend i com
menced Hunt’s Remedy^ about three weeks
ago. and its instantaneous benefits are won
derful, for 1 linve had no pains in my buck
since inking the first three doses; and am
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weakness, tbe painful symptoms that usually
arconipar.y disease of the kidneys. And I
ronlid'ditly expect to be completely and per
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iliocrfully recommend Hunt’s Remedy lo all
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rAtlotlOf II.Al.Tn.MOOH.ndMAMIOOtJtlUAnANTEIO.
TheorandortdlpcoTorjrof tlie Nineteenth Century,
fend at once fur Illustrated Pamphlet freo. AddruM
VOLTAIC SELT GO., MAMHAll. MICH.
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.
There exists a means of se
curing a soft and brilliant’
Complexion, no mutter how^
poor it may naturally be^
llnc;an’s Maanolia Balm is j,.
delicate and harmless art i.
cle, which iustantly remove.
Freckles, Tan. Redness,!
Roughness, Eruptions, Vul^
nar Flushings, elc., etc. q r .
delicate and natural are i£.
eifects that its use Is nf 0 f
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right C,
present a disfigured face i s
society when the MagnoK.#
Balm is sold by oil druggists
for 75 cents.
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t il, riTNumrur and Tax Oollector.
EEV. A. I. HOBBS Writes.—
—.After a thorough trial of tho
ISON TONIO, I take pleasure i
lu stating that I have been ,/«f Matax
AivBLuDD,
lie Speakers will find It £ — i
of the greatest value
where a Tonis is neces
sary. I recommend It
as a reliable remedial
agent, possessing un
doubted nutritive and
reetorative properties.
Louis, ille, Ky,, (A t. 2, 18,''2
A combination of Pro
toxide of Iron, Peruvian
liarti a nd Phosphorus in
a jtalatable form. Por
Pebillti/' Posh of Appe
tite, Prostration of Vital
Powers it is indispensa
ble.
Dl |D| CirO / REV.J.L. TOWNER,
^ 16 ^/industry, HL, .ay.:-
0 ‘‘I consider it
^ a most excellent remedy for
the debilitated vital forces.
/mm/c.
to
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