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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-18
NOVELTY CLOTHES WRIUGER

Nothing, except tIc Saving Mach ne, has c1rr been
invented which so much relieves the labor of tho
household rs the Wrngsr. But lis Usefulness does
not end here. Tho saving NJ clothing is Of much
cles OF fine texture last twice rs long when DrND0
in u Wringeras when wrIng by hand. The NOVEL.
TY has COg-wheels on both ends Tho rolls
are allowed to separate freely at either end These,
besides other advantages which IL contains sr IN to
bo indispensable to practical wringor-Noto lork
Mdependsai.
The Novelty Wringer.--lIas become an In
dSpeusahle Institution In thousands Of families
is lily mer ted for the Novelty evidently assesses
nll The requisites Of trSt.cass practical nacline
Indeed, nj er using ono for IR;ny months In our own
family, We are prepared u nnise the Novelty as
unsurpassed Che lalndreis says UleQWdLed) hy any
Of the several wrlngers previously tred.-MoOreS
sold everywhere. N. b. PHELPS & CO..
lw Gen. Agts. 1922 Chambers st. N. Y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-18

A Sioux City girl has SIS
900 in the bank. Emigration
to Sioux City is increasing rap
idly.
Miss Seliva A. Baird, Of
Washington, WAS the champion
equestrienne of the Peoria, ILL.,,
Fair.
Hannah Roberts, after out
living measles, cholera, small
pox and all other diseases for
1870 years, was burned to death
recently at Philadelphia.
The upshot of it all is that
five young ladies have got in
to the University of Vermont,
and the young men expect no
peace in the institution after
this.
The matrons Of Leavenworth,
Kansas, have erected an illn.
minated clock, in order that
their husbands may have no
excuse for mot thinking it was
so late"
The Mayor Of Macon, Ga,
has offered II silver service pre-
worth $50, to the pretti.
est girl in the State under II
who appears at the State Fair
in Il homespnn dress.
The Princess Louisa il ma,
king herself popular at her
home. At n tenant
ry ball recently she was the
partner Of a farmer, and went
"down the middle" between Il
hundred couple in ~ contra
dance.
In the little town of Web
ster, Mass, there are eight wo
men engaged in business for
themselves, having on hand
stocks of various kinds Of
goods for sale, managing their
trade, hiring their stores and
clerks, etc, as they see fit,
A woman in Connecticut re-
Gently, when very i'll, mort.
gagged her body to her physi-
clans for dissection in case Of
death, as compensation for pro
fessional attendance upon her,
and then cheated her debtors
by getting we'll
Robert Bonner has $278, 900
invested in horses.
The beaux have all fed
from Saratoga, and the few re.
naming bellies, it is said, are
driven to the desperate re-
source Of flirting with the wa
ters.
Sea shore visitors, who in.
tended to remain through Oct,
have been driven away by the
late inclement weather, and
the banquet halls of the big
hotels are all deserted,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-18

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-18
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Makes SpcrmGiOrrhGd,S seminal GcdkNCts, aSr-
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New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
NEW-LONDON REGATTA OF THE BROOKLYN
YACHT CLUB.
PRIZES WON BY THE MADELEINE, fLEuR DE LIS
KATE, QUI vIvE, AND JENNIE.

PRIZES WON BY THE MADELEINE, FLEUR DE LIS,
KATE, QUI vIyE, AND JENNIE
NEw-LoNpoN, Aug. 25-The fleet of the
BROOKLYN Yacht Club arrived late last night from Glen
Cove after tempetuous voyage up the sound ana the
seepv old town of London awoRe this morning 10
Nnd the har,or white with the sails of the visitors.
The day opened favoraby. with stiff breeze from the
southwest and enthusiasm Of the sailors increased
s the hours passed The regatta was organized by the
presentation Of prizes from the guests and proprietor
Of wellknown hotel and three from the Commodore OF
the Club The course was from stskeboat at the en-
trance Of the harbor to North ommock Island rounding
from eastward to westward thence west to the ghtship,
rounding from south TO nOrh thence passing to the norh
of fag-b to North HommOck Island as before, ana
over the the point Of starting The yachts
all anchored in position at IL o'clock the classes
being 100 yards apart The names and owners OF the
Scoon1s-Msdelene Commodore voorhs Fleur De Lis j. A.
Dckenson n.
fissorss Sioog,-Adde william Lsnce Mary John T. Barn
SoSdGss SopNKdeT loops William, Capt Bang oui ve
Neihe ~ sophia "a AdH wI7; same; Y,i p,nn F,pc Chat.
Palmer Twilight W ". Bacon Carrie w Meeser Kheiye II A.
% Howard Annie E. Fish Recreation IL Knapp, Maggie B. IL
The wind was blowing fresh from the southwark and
the tide strong food when the signal to start was
given, the schooners aud frstcass soops leaving az
1928 and the secOndcass and open boats getting on az
1235 The contest between the schooners from first 70
Madeleine took the lead soon after starting and main
tanned it, reaching the home 50 minutes ahead OF be
rival.
The most interesting feature Of the day the con
test between the and second class soOps. In the
former the Adde although leading throughout was
closely pressed by the and the Qui Vve Of the sec
ond class latter received great assistance III the
race from the ightshp to the Hommock by the large
balloon ibis which they carried the course from tue
starting point the HOmmock enabled the yachts 10 SAL
with free From the Hommock to the hght-shlp
it dead beat in the occasional fayoring starts 9r
wind After rounding the ghtship the course was dead
10 leeward, the schOOners sailing wing and wing. Ater
rounding North HOmmOck second time the yachts again
beat up the light-ship and then sailed home with tne
wind on the port quarter The OF the open boats
elected much interest and there were no accidents Inc
fnlln vim tahI civ le Cli
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
POLICE NOTES,

Mary Reilly age 81, of No. 3Ss BroOme-st Ann
Pabor Of No l4 Tre AMI Francis kns Of No li'o Second
ave. dicl suddenly yeeriay.
George Brown of No. ,516 Broadway was seriously
injured Yesterday vhi attempting 10 stop runaway boe at Twenty
secondst and Seyeuthsve
fire occurred early yesterday on the top floor of
tue Cooper Institute in Of tie National BanA Note Com
pany. Damage elWi insareL
John Sullivan, age s, of No. 23l Mulbeuy-st.,
qGaree with James Manning Of No rs Nuheyst ait evening
bnl stabbed him in the foot, INJECTING wound
Philip Kennel, age IS, of No 10 Willett-st, en-
p"yed the ho ing gallery No BJ Bowe rccdenv shot 10
t si eye aud severely wounded Yesterday BY Francis LemneT ~lo
was hnng al target
hre Oh the first floor OF No. 43S West Thirty
'"hH " ooup,ed mUssetoRs factory, dcroyo m evening
cA worm zoe TIE bulhng, owned and ocenei by Jnnea
thompson was damaged 5000 IOtI insurance, r2OuOO
p carrie Beaver age IL, was taken with spasms IN "A
Sy car at fhy sccOds aud Seyenhv last evening aud nIon
tns remover to heghbong dug confessed ta she hal taken
Hospital e ~
NJ. nc boaid oi Police Commissioners met yesterday
aH elif The resn1ous Of rsronen Dtne pf the
! w Ie ahl Htny T. Brown and W Rogers ~ III TNenti-
fA'ioinrn the
ho'Ai5 % 'Lt I~enij Bot Precinct. we're dismissed.
hIe in the basement of No i1S. Maiden lane,
s sas1h.s mshnaoy by J. " WheeoeI, la' night Dc"
49, m " insured loss building taOi Oicer
JOIN H. seAeH OF TIE f'' PeeSet sbe discovered the ae
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
THE RELIEF FUND.
A CASE FOR THE BROOKLYN SUPERINTENDENT
OF BUILDINGS.

THE TRIBUNE called the attention OF the
Brooklyn authorities last Spring to the reckless manner
I'm which contractors erecting buildings In several
sections the city, and to the dangerous condition OF
many structures The Fire Commissioners soon
afterward made investigation and ascertained that
the Building law in many instances grossly violated
The following was adopted by them last March,
Resopsd Of this Department is hereby directed to
violations Of act entitled An act to
estab isf dr Brooklyn" passed April 80 1900 and
Buildings hereby requested give notice 70 the Counsel that ~ he
inspectors and clerks of the Unsafe Building
heparmen his disposal for the service Of such papers
a. may be necessary in conducting such suits.
Attached TO this resolution list containing speci
acatons of los violations of the Building law, the most
serious of which folows Front and rear walls
only eight In thickness above the first floor brick
buildings properly supported; side walls OF prlcK
buildings only eight inches in thickness; placing chll
news on eightnch walls and running floor beams into
chimney flues additions 70 frame buildings &c In
few of these cases proper alterations were made, Dnt
there are still large number of instances in which the
law is violated Among these may be mentioned me
brick dwelling No. 81 Furman-st, owned by Edward
Richmond aud occupied by family Of five persons The
structure il two stories high and ~ feet deep ana was
inspected and declared dangerous on March 2 nasnueh
as the front walls protruded and were cracked ON te
same day the agent for Mr. Richmond was directed 10
have the front wall removed, and the building, Wlch
was then unoccupied, secured The order was totally
dsrcgarded however and the building In Its dangerous
condition l. now occupied by a family, VINO are laDe AT
any moment crushed beneath its crumbing walls
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
AQUATIC SPORTS AT PATERSON, N. J.

The annual races of the Paterson Boat Club
known as the "Harpcrs Moral Agricultural Associa
ton" took place yesterday afternoon. The boathouse
of the Club beautiful little building the banks OF
the Passac, was filed with ladies and gentlemen, and
great interest was manifested in the result of the
and in the amusing aquatic sports which followed them
The first race in singlescu shells by Mr.. T. b.
Atterbury, jr whose competitors were Messrs Isaac
Newton jr, Morton Clark, and W. NJ. Prall. Another
similar contest followed in which Mr.. w. g. Oakman
was victorious, against Messrs. J. II. Demarest aud
James Jackson. There two fouroared races, one
in shells. The first was gained by the following
crew Messrs. b. w. HOusey, Vim. Strange III. q. Camp
bell aud j. ii. Hopper The successful OF the
second were Messrs. j. Newton jr J. H. Hopper A. W.
Hoffman, and Morton Clark. double-scu race
by Messrs Morton Clark and +. B. Atterbury IT,
comic tournament" followed the races. this the
fun consisted in the Of rival getting each
other into the water. Walking creased pole extended
horizontally the river also produced great sport
and secured duckng for each gentleman who attempted
it, The festivities closed with dancing at the boat
house in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

ST. Nicholas HOteLThe Hon; -. - =; y, TSe, Saw
Orleans Niles g. Parker state Treasurer Of south UarS
lima: Col Theo. Hyatt, Principal OF lne rennos MN
areaMc as Hote"fnspector.G sacke u s. A.; Mrs Frs
Edwin NJ stanton and family, Col j. II. WehI G ph1adr III
gha: gaaa u M Painter Dr. Rodman and the Rev. h1 o.
Brde Of Philadelphia Judge Rush IL sasho as1ar Honse
Gen W. w. Beiknap, secretary Of War and se Gen =
Dent Washington. - NeU York HoteL-s,en. 81 -
Wsry,n NJ Albany and Gen. c. W. TompKIns,
Of baltimore - Coleman House Ex-Congr,eshsan ,ahn ~
Alfred Ety. OF Rochester. - GhseY msJ W,t,IN
E,ans - Washington. Grand Cenfrdi uot'
Joseph Proctor the actor, and Judge RoeeTs OF JCaES
- Hoffman House-Ifeut Commander ftahu, v; ~; .; ~,
= 81 JaIaes Hote-The Rev. DIR. Van Nest Oh f,9i ,1
once Itaiv - clarendon HoieI-Judge A. ,G' Ma
grath, of Charleston, s. c.
DEPARTURES. ,-.s.
Secretary Boutwell, arrived in the city yesterday %
inc and after breakfasting the Fifth Avenue hole
ieft for his home I'm Ciroton, Mass Gen sherman anu
family will leave the city this morning, the uehera ioi
Washington and his family for ST. hlDahs' V"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
CRUISE OF THE NEW-YORK YACHT CLUB.
PROSPECTS OF SAIL TO THE WEST INDIES
DURING THE COMING WINTER.

PROSPECTS OF SAIL TO THE WEST INDIES
DURING THE COMING WINTER.
NEWPORT, Aug. 25.--A number of New York
yachtmen agitating the question OF cruise TO the
West Indies during the coming Winter TO occupy about
three months include sail around the islands of
Cuba and saDto Domingo. The costly feature
OF racing will be entirely omitted, the crews
will be correspondngly small, and the dan
ger of accidents will be almost wholly avoided
by day cruising only. From actual calculations made
upon fair estimates it is believed that the expenses of
such cruise can easily brought within the limit of
$500 monhths to include the wages OF the captain,
crew OF six sailors steward, aud cook, together with
the expenses the table II will be necessary 10 carry
only Oneha the number Of sailors needed when in racing
the annual cruise along the coast Of New-En-
gland will be totally uncalled for Another vital
consideration is the of laying vessel up for the
Winter and the endless amount Of repairs required In the
Spring The yacht-owners declare that 1t will be much
their boats be in active than to be lying
and upon the whole II will cost but little more To
cruise. calm consideration OF all these facts
request q postpOnement in the announcement OF the
yachts which 10 there Is scarcely shadow or
that the West India cruise will become very p0pu-
participated IN bya large number. The favor
reports which the guests and owners OF the Wand
erer and Josephine give Of their visit TO that locality
tends in great measure TO increase the feVef ana te
interest grows with each day.
The weather this morning was quite unprOmsng, and
a drzzling rain gave little hope of bright day, but
about O'Clock the wind springnG uD from the south
ward dispelled the Clouds and the 6hone brightly
over the harbOr and villas OF Newport.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
THE NEWARK PAVEMENT wAR-ACTIoN OF THE
MAYOR.

The Common Council of Newark, n. j., held
special meeting last evening, to hear Mayor Records
reasons for declining to sign the contract for paving
South Broadst with Nicolson No. O." The following
an abstract Of the message The Street Committee
10 whom the authority award delegated
by ordinance, did not in awarding this contract
reason Tor giving to another than the lowest bidder
that the interests city and OF the property owners
would be advanced, although there were bids lower
than that OF the NicolsOn Company. q The pavement
chosen Is patent pavement, and amendment 10 tho
clty Charter requires the petition OF the property own.
es, representing majority of the number Of neal feet
me Mayor further states that Of the members Of the
street Committee voted against this pavement and
mat there u also communication Of interested property
holders before him, asking him TO sign the contract
The message OCcaslOncd extended discussion. and
written opinion Of the City Counsel was presented,
stating that IL the Mayors duty under the CITY
charter TO sign the contract and that 1t not optional
with him,
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
DASE-RAIJ I.

The Eckf0rd Base Ball Club of BROOKLYN
match with the Elm city CLUB of Hartford, Conn,
yesterday; score 10 tO1.
The Volunteers of POughkeepsie played the
Lone of Catskll yesterday for the championship
of the Hudson River, and won by Of 70 to9.
The second game of baseball of the cham
ponshp series, between the aymakers OF Troy the
Forest Ctys of Cleveland, by the former YES
terday by a of II tOa
The game between the Forest City Club of
Rockford and the Olympic Of Washington, was won by
the latter yesterdayscOre to The ROckfOrds made
their entire in sth inning, and the Olympics one
each in 3d. 5h and 9Th innings, and two IN 9th inning
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

has any chance ofwinnng and that they have some
20 pull spcciGI prize OF $3.50 is onered
for the first Nova Scotia crew. ,,,
champion scullraoe, oyen to the world, for prize OF
$500.
Beside this long t OF aquatic sports there Is 10 ne
"pig and gTCaSed-poc competition ana q erahu
hodge-pOdge and chowder picnic an island IN me
bay The Admiral will show of his ships ana doch Iu
and divers other rianments promised so tna
people who brave the per OF the rail- tho horrors o a
sickness the chill of the east wind and the damp o t
fog 10 come 10 this rocky peninsula from hat iorcS
country known here "the states are likely 10 pe "e
amused In return for their trouble
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
A DESPERATE BURGLAR CAPTURED.

Andrew Pfeiffer, a baker of No. 112 Hester-st,
heard moving, early yesterday in his bakery
on the first floor. He went down stairs and saw three
men in the hallway Pfefer seized one OF them; when
the thief drew pistol and fired at him. nut missed Two
Of the then out of the rear door, ana the one
who had fred at Pfeer ran into the street Beng pr
sued by ParOman Thomas OCOnnOr, the thlef, altet
running short distance turned and fired at the oicer
but again missed. lie was then seized by O'Connor,
disarmed, and taken to the Springst. Polce-satlon
There he gave OF James Lavale age 2O OF NO
q Centre-st. Later In the day he committed TO the
Tombs by Justice Bowling to await trial.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
THE WESTFTELD DISASTER.

yrpnrcr OF TIE BROOKLYN CORONER's JURY
PRESIDENT VANDERBILT, INSPECTOR MAT
TUEws, SUPERINTENDENT BREASTED, AND
ENGINEER ROBINSON HELD REsPoNsIBLE-
WARRANTS TO BE ISSUED FOR THEIR AK
REST.
The investigation of Coroner Whitehill OF
Rrookyn into the of the westheld explosion was
closed Yesterday. Four witnesses, Capt. Braisted
Thomas Connolly John X. Matthews, and Thomas H.
Faron were examined. The jury rendered the following
verdict
We find that John Madden and others came to their
deaths from scads burns and other injuries received
from the explosion Of the boiler Of the steamboat west
field owned and controlled by the Staten Island Railroad
County and State of NewYOr, on July 80, 1871 that
said boiler defective in its original construction
worn out by use and invited tho catastrophe with when
IL met; that Jacob ii. Vanderbilt President or sald
Staten Island Railroad Co; John X Matthews united
said staten Island Railroad Co.. and Henry Robinson,
Engineer OF said Company are responslDe TOT te use vi
said defective boiler and the consequences OF us USE anu
held responsible for the deaths OF the aforesaid
persons -, -, ~. 40 De-, rorooo n Apdrowa of
No AS Futon-st., VIM, Wainwright Of No. 2l2 south
Tifh-st Arthur Dufett Of No. - Broadway, A. WI.
liams of No 6l Divisionaye, Robert Wirth OF NO. V5
broadway Geo H. Lawronce of no. i76 Atlantic-ave,
A. D. Cornwe Of No. lei Broadway, Chas H. Jackson OF
No Fultonst VIM L. Wilde OF No s3 South Nlnth-st'
+. s. Lampor Of No. lO6 Broadway.
Coroner Whteh intends to issue warrants for the ar
rest and arragnment OF Messrs. Vanderbilt Matthews,
Brasted, and Robinson
RELIEF FUND
The fund for the benefit OF the Brooklyn sufferers by
the explosion Of the wested boiler amounts TO SIG a.
Mayor Kalbeisch distributed s05 yesterday, as follows
John Brown of No "a Atantc-st himself wife and sis,
ter injured, s35 Mrs. Roberts widow, at Atlane ana
Henry-sts only son killed. <25 Mrs Landers OF NO. 352
Baltc-st, husband killed has one infant child S5i Mrs
Foley, age 60, Of No. 1888 Hamton-aye, son Killed so
j. b. Brown OF No. Greenane, badly scaded has wife
and two children $40 Mrs Kelly at Front and DOek-Ss
husband killed. has four young children. $50; John
OMallcy OF No 81 Jayst, badly scalded wld0wer, mas
fOur children
Concord-sts, husband killed, has three young children,
$50; Mrs. Rodck Of No. 32 Leonards severely Injured
is widow and has several children, S5; John OC0nnOr
of No &c Statet badly scaded and injured otherwlse
has n mother, wife, and infant child, s5; John Brown OF
No 1O Speucerst severely injured, has wife 2O Ed
ward Day OF No 365 Waren-s injured, has vile ony'
{l5
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
YACHTING ON THE LAKES.

TOLEDO, Aug. 25.-From present indications
there will be large attendance at the regatta at Putin
Bay the 9th and 9TH Of September All the American
cities Oh Lake Erie will send one more yachts Yachts
are also expected from Montreal Toronto Coburg, and
Hamilton. Ample arrangements are completed for the
conveyance OF the public.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
A CONTRACTOR DROWNED IN THE BAY.

John Mccormack, age 90, OF No. 539 Court
St. Brooklyn took small boat yesterday at the foot OF
Courst and rowing into the bay, went on board OF
the soop Favore to negotiate for contract to unload
the vessels cargo While conversing on the deck with
the captain he accidentally struck on the head by
the BOOM knocked overheard, and drowned. The body
was recovered about two aferward and taken to
lie res
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
A CORRECTION.

To EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR; supposed any one would notice in my
letter Tuesdays TRIBUNE. that the 65Oco0OO barrels
beer &c., error and should have been 6,5o0OOo
which at $40 makes OO0 but The Journal Of Com
nerce, in commenting upon II, gives the gallons III
GjOOOCCO l.. YOUNG.
Washington, d. O., Aug. ~, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
IAnnouneementsI
BURNETT's KALLIsToN is the best Cosmetic.


NEVER ALLOW DIARRIIEA, DYsENTERY, OR
REsUL. BY COMPLAINTS
Is RAPIDLY REDUCED CONDITION BEroSD
BEFORE
ABOUT ~ AT
IKAR EspEuALLY KyEEYBoDY SHOULD
CERTAIN ASD ,AyE CURATIVE BOWEL
CoaPlAIsrs Dr. JAMES CAxSAuyE B,LsAhi ToR,
RrsEDr HAND. ALL SUCH AFFECTIONS
E'T1cAclOusIY TREATED SolD EVERYWHERE.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
QUOTING.

NIAGARA, Aug. 25.-The international quot
match today between Buffalo and Toronto, won by
the latter by 1G2 points. Kinks played total score
Toronto G}i Buffalo, Az The clubs dncd in the even
ing ami Buffalo expressed desire for match at
the same place.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
A DRUNKARD ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Robert Stringer, age 50, living in Thirteenth
st. near Avenue A, brought to the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday morning while suffering from
an attack OF delirum rcmens He was cell,
and half an hour afterwaTd sergeant found him hang-
ing by his suspenders from the window-bars TIC
prisoner was cut down in time to save his life, and
placed under the OF the Commissioners OF Charities
and Correction.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

The other boats were not timed. The Madeleine wins
the prize for schooners presented by the guests OF the
Pedot House. the F1eur de Lis the Commodore Noor
his Cup while the takes the Pequot prize In the
class by time allowance, and the Qm Vive the prze
in the second The Jennie, the open boats
receives Commodore VOOrhs prizes IN the respective
classes,