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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-15

PUMPKIN PIE.-One cup of stewed
pumpkin, one half cup of sugar, two eggs
and milk enough to fill the pie plate. First
beat eggs and sugar together, adding
pumpkin and milk. Season with ginger
and nutmeg 10 suit the taste. Bake we'll.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub.
llshed each day, as furnished by the Washington
Auueduct office, using the following SCALE Very
tuibid 0 to s; turbid, to l5 slightly tuibd. Is
TO y: clear. - to 80. Condition of the water,
Monday, August 2l-At Great Falls, 80: at re-
ceiyng reservoir, 50; NJ distributing reservoir 49,
High tide Tuesday, August 29-i;2S a. m, and
Street lamps will be lighted to-nigh at 9l5 p m
and extingushca at a. m.
A telegram vas received on Sunday evening by
the members of the family of Mrs. MGgruder,
widow of the late Dr. Hezekiah MHgruder, calling
for their presence nj what was supposed 70 be the
deathbed Of that lady, who Is Ht Halifax, MS An
other dispatch received late last night states that
there is no improvement of Mrs Magrudcrs con-
dition.
The changing of the finish point for the races of
the Potomac River regatta TO point higher up
the river than was at first agreed upOi gives great
satisfaction, not only to the boating men, but to
the citizens generally, as under the proposed ar
rangements nearly all OF our whurves can be made
available as good points for viewing the races,
The canal. boat Medley brought yesterday to
Hartley X Bro. 600 bushels Of wheat AMI the boat
Farmers Friend brought 1900 bushels Of corn to
the same firm.
Ing were; 100 bushels at SllOJ2 and lsOO bushels
| At lilo.
Many persons assemble on the whatvcs every
eVcnil Z to witness the training tf the Potomac S
crews by James Taylor, among them many betting
us will enable them to make up their books for the
coming races.
DR., louis Mackall, who had been summoned to
New Hampshire to attend Mrs. Sawyer Of this
| place has returned, having left his patient much
! Improved.
Misses Matte aud Anna Abbott, who have been
enjoying the seaside at Caps May Point iOrseYeral
| weeks, returned home last mig ht.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
SUMNER RESORT NOTES.

Mr.. HARRY RAPLEY goes to Cape May this
morning.
Dr. A. P. PARDON has gone to Long Branch for
few weeks.
Mrs. JAMES NJ. FORD leaves to-day for Clifton
Springs to remain several weeks.
Miss NINA s. BRAsHEARs is spending q few
weeks with friends ut Brentsville, Va.
GENERAL GEORGE p. BUELL., colonel Fifteenth
Infantry, Is still at Nantucket, nursing his lame
shoulder.
THE yacht Golden Feather. with the Whining
ton Yacht Club, of Delaware, OH board, stopped at
piney Point on Sunday.
THE yacht Duck, with Clarence McKcever, Clar.
euce Doalttle, William Chester. and William
Mortimer on board, was at Plney Point on Sund y.
Mrs I. NJ. BALDWIN, wife of DR.. Il. NJ. Baldwin,
of the accounts division, General Land Office, is
spending the summer months with relations in
the mountains Of Huntington County, Pennsyl-
yania.
CAPTAIN JAMES EvELETH WILSON. Second Artil.
lery, was in the city Monday on visit from the
camp at Gatbelsburg. Mrs. Wilson and their
children nre passing the summer very pleasantly
at GaIthersburg.
THE trim yacht Amercus is cruising up and
down the Po omac. with Commodore Ike Jones,
| his brother, Corridor, and his father on board
They visited Pney Point Hotel on Sunday and
took party Of ladies and gentlemen out sailing
COLONEL JEREMIAH w. GILMAN, captain and
| commissary United States Army, is At Nantucket
with his family. He is the oldest captain OH thl
active list OF the Amy, having been commissioned
captain, Nineteenth Infantry, May H. 1861, al
| though Major William II. Bell ranks him as com
missary.
| AMONG the more recent arrivals at the Piney
| Point Hotel are James d. IIendlcy, wife, and
| child, John W. Clark and family, Mrs Ben +
Worrell Thomds Broderick and family, Columbus
| Alexander and family, Dr. l.. L. Ranterberg anG
wife, Paymaster Addicks, Miss Hines, Joseph II
Bradley, sr aud Miss Addie Prospect.
Mr. L. ]. wHIPPLE returned home yesterday
| from ukisloue's Island, where for the past weel
| he has been making an onslaught on the finn!
tribe both cooked and uncoOked, His family
will remain until cooler weather dives then
back to this city. Mr.. Whippe reports there
number Of Washlngtonians a. the island, among
| them being Mrs Slater and children Mrs. Jecko
Mrs Weleker, Mrs. Burchard, Miss Nelte McFar
land, Mr.. King and wife, DR.. d. II. Goodo, Dr
/ Bovec, aud Mr.. J. j. BtrneL
CJloSEL RoBrRr ], STEVENS, the efficient clerl
/ to the COMMITTEES on Appropriations Of the llousC
of Representatives, and his wife and daughter lef
on the 03l train yesterday morning for Joun
aud rest in New England, making his FIRST stop
/ ping-place at Magnolia, Mass. The Colonel
health has become somewhat impaired by TIN
severe labos ncoe .sarily lump lscd upon him during
the recent session Of Congress. IL is to be hope
that his vigorous constitution and the pure air {
New England wi soon restore him 10 his uslu
good health,
National Republican., 1882-08-22
sB. ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE
NEW STEEL STEAM CRUISING VESSELS FOR
THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
Invitation is hereby extended to NIL engineers and
mechanics of established reputation and all reputa-
BILE manufacturers OF vessels steam engines, boilers.
ordnance, having or controlling regular establish-
of the Navy, and especially all naval construc
tors steam engineers and ordnance officers of the
Navy, having plans models, or designs of any yes.
sels of any rart thereof of the classes authorized
the naval appropriation act of August 1882 tc sub
init such plans, models and designs to the Naval Ad
visory Board. directed to be organized by the Secre
ary Of the Navy under the provisions of said act for
his advice and assistance in the designing and con-
structing of said vessels In order that the same may
be examined by said Board in accordance with the
provisions of said act
The vessels authorized by said act to be two In
number, to be constructed ofsteel of domestic manu-
facture having near MS may be- tensile strength
of net less than sixty thousand pounds to the square
inch and duciility in eight inches of not less than
twenty-five Per centum; TO be provided with full sail
and full steam power and TO be of the highest attain
able speed, and adapted to be armed with suitable
armanents, described in said act; and one Is to be of
not less than five thousand nor more than six thou
sand tons displacement and the Other of noless than
fCrty-three hundred nor more than fortyseven hun
dred tons displacement.
Said plans models, and designs should be submitted
within the period of sixty days after AuGUST2o 1882,
aud should be transmitted TO the Navy Department,
Washington. ID, C.
The Department will, upon application, forward
copies much of the naval appropriation act MS
relates said vessels and Will answer all letters OF
inquiry and furnish all desired Information on the
subject. WILLIAM L. CHANDLER,
Secretary of the Navy.
NAcY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Augusta, 1852
National Republican., 1882-08-22
ohio Repubiican association.

The regular monthly meeting of the Ohio Re-
publican Association was held last night at st.
Georges Hall, there being iull attendance
present. Hon. William Lawrence, the president
ofthe association, on taking the chair, expressed
his pleasure at the large number of members
miIlce appointed at the last meeting TO which was
referred the matter ofthe purchasing OF the Garfield
house, reported that they had communicated
with Mrs. "a Held re9iye thereto, but had rs yet
TINE, which vas granted. Mr.. T.. n. Johnson was
appointed as an alt rnHte member Of the inter-
State transportation committee, 10 act in the alb
senCe of l., G. Ford e-q the regular member The
association has opened spacious and elt giant head
quarters at No. 200 Ninth street nOrthV tst which
viii be open every night until the ose of the
campaign for the use Of all Ohio Repu liclns in
the city, This is one Of the most thoroughly or.
ganiZel of the various State associations hi Is
city, aud will make iis influence felt in the NH
cimpGign. Communications should he sent to III
Z. Megrewy yesq., the secretary of the association.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
The risI, Com,mlssion's New Vessel.

large throng Of people gathered at the ship
yards OF the Pusey and Jones Company at VII
miugtou recently to witness the launch of the
new iron steamship Albatross, which has been
built for the United States Fish Commission fr ON
designs executed under the direction of Professor
Baird. Tue launch WAS thoroughly successful
and the vessel slipped from the ways amid the
shouts of the crowd of assembled witnesses aud
the slrcks Of steam whistles. The Albatross has
been built for the special purpose of gathering
aud preserving sea iish. Each summer she viii
visit various localities and engage In deep sen
the little steamer Fish Hawk Tor this purpose Uut
It was too small ana crank for this purpose and
only short excursions In fair weather could be
made. For several years 1t has been customary to
spend the month Of August al Woods Hole, Cape
Cod, making two or three days trips out To 80 ,
aud these trips have invariably been rewarded by
the discovery Of llne specimens Of rare specs OF
the inhabitants of the deep waters.
The Albatross Is 2lO feet long, ~ feet inches
beam, 10 feet inches depth OF hold and OF 500
tons burden. She is to De fitted with the latest
improvements IN the appliances for dCep.sua
drCdgng including patent dredgeS, eightmilGs of
wire rope, &c. In all, when thoroughly furnished,
she will have cost S4OJO)1. The iiIst use 10 be
made of her will be TO send her to London with II
cargo of specimens of small fish aud other resi- =
dents Of the deep 10 be exhibited at the IuteTna-
tiOnal Fish Exhibition to be held in that city in
May. She will be under the direction of Professor
Baird, VINO will so over on board Of her-Phid-
delDhid Bulletin.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
nr,yc,,. su,n,ncr s,,raep.

The International Concert Company, consisting
of Mssts Jaiison, Esott, Delow. McsSrs. Dardini,
Picra, and Master Willie, solo pianist, COM
meuccd nm engagement at this place last evening
and met with instantaneous success. The Felipe
Opcrcttn Quiutette have also been re-engaRed mud
gave number of operate selections In magnih-
cent style. Miss Howard of the Eclipse company
aud Miss Jnnson, of the International company, nre
excellent sopranos. Mons. Bnrdini, possesses q
Nelson, as well as Miss Taylor aud Miss Edwards,
are conscientious artists, and possess excellent
National Republican., 1882-08-22

We have on hand about 10 cases
beautiful Lawns at cts.
About 1900 pieces White Goods
of every description. These wa
have reduced to the cost of i'm
portation, and are cheap.
5000 yards genuine Wamsutta
Sheeting, ten-quarter wide, rum
ming in length from one to ten
yards, at about 25 cts. per yard.
This make costs 374 cts. to buy
from the agent.
National Republican., 1882-08-22

Wanted plenty of help to get rid
Of our still immense stock pre-
viOus to removing into our Hand.
some New Building.
1t is impossible for us to men.
ton all the low prices to which
we have reduced the goods still on
hand, enough said when we say
that no goods shall be carried into
the new building that a price will
sell.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIaI TrnnsnctIons ms RecOrdcd
Vaat.rhnr

Mr.. J. +. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yo'tcrlNy, as
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Twenty.sixih street west, between @ and II
streets north, suhlot r. square is 100 fept font by
Light Company.
Chichester, containing about OIL acres John Ad-
olson Smith to Virginia G. Riley, $780,
Prospect, containing - acres, Char es A. James
OF ILL., trustees, to Florence McDovitt, $4,000.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
zi1sa IMPoRTAN III

DIR. NJ. NJ. DE MEZA, who has practlced his pro-
fession IN this city for the past fourteen years, has
Iust returned from q visit to South America, and
takes pleasure in apprsing his former patients and
the public In general that he has decided 10 contine
his practice to the treatment of DlseRses of the Eye
ouly. Dr. De MeZa speedily cure all diseases OF
the eye by mears of u remedy which lie has discoY.
cred. Even CnlaTacts can be successfully removed
without the of Instruments and without pain to
the Hfli i!cted Olcc hours, 10 IL O. m., TO w. m
M Ninth street northwest uu2-lm
National Republican., 1882-08-22
LOCAL MENTION.
T,EO5s GEORGETOWN.

So GAY STREET.
GENTLEMEN:
Having u,oi Browns Iron Bit
crS, l certify that 1t did NO q great
deal Of good. 1t was recommended
TO me by DR.. Geo. Is. Lockhatt Of
this city. JAMES king.
Browns Iron Bit ers Is n true as
sistant TO nature in restoring the
system TO lcrfrct health. creates
strength, tones the nvrvesl
National Republican., 1882-08-22
.-..yr,, nI,,,rrer -uowIAND DrNTA1. Asso

A|lyD DENTTST-uOWLAND DENTAL ASSO-
HsS5 ClATION, No. I'll Four-aud-ahalt street,
doors north OF Pennsylvania avenue, east side Here
amer exLraetons under Nitrous oXlde, without pain,
will be 81 for the first tooth and 10 cents each hddls
tional tooth at the sitting. ENtractiOns without
puq 90 cents each tooth. Best Artificial Teeth made,
az nor set Gold and AmRlgam Fillngs from 81 to 81
4 n work warranted first class, Have administered
Nitrous Oxide TO over 5000 patients Patients com
tba pfFca nFy2lV
National Republican., 1882-08-22
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
REFORM SCHOOL

REFORM SCHOOL
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGToN, August, 1882
SEALED PROPOSA Is will be received at the Re-
form school, District of Columbia, up to noon of
MONDAY, AUGUST u, 1852, for the delivery ut the
$50 tons White Ash Furnace Coal more or less,
so tons White Ash Range c. al, more or less.
so tons White Ash Nut Coal, more or less.
All to be free from slate other impurlties to be
delivered in quantities, ana at such times. may he
directed by the superintendent of the School; to
weigh 22O pounds to the ton and fee Of 70 c. nts ton
to Inspector and Weisher to be paid by contractor.
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals Tor Coal"
Right TO reject bids or waive defects Is re- erved:
II. JOSEPH,
aui5-Tul his President Board of Trustees.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
nFaOLIlTION IN COUNCI

Whereas no boat except the steamer W. w. COR
CORAS, which holds an exclusive contract with the
Association, IL entitled to land passengers at Mount
Vernon: Therefore, II any sucll boat shall 10
MOUNT VERNON,
Il Will only he permitted TO land passengers by pay
mont of the same amount per capita as that received
upOn The regular boat, two-thigds of which amount
belong 10 the Captain OF the w. W. COrCoran and
Onethrd TO the Mount Vernon Association, for the
maintenance of the place. Ju6-IurhS&Iutf
National Republican., 1882-08-22
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
The weather To-day.

jor NE Middle Atlantic States, sighHy Wdrmcr
southeast 10 s0uhwcsi cinds ioiocr temperature fair
Fcather during M day. yoYO,rsd JykSM local rains.
Tor Washington, from a. m. 10 midntoht-
Slightly warmer fair ,rcoticr.
Thermomctric readlngs-7n a. M. Gl.oo; II a. M,
Ts'; p. M, S3.lo; y. M, 1889; IL y. M, 700
mnxinlum, sl.5o, minimum. 572o
National Republican., 1882-08-22
Apeerress P.rrnnc.

The refreshing aroma Of Florgston Cologne. and
fer the toilet,
National Republican., 1882-08-22
"Aldcruey Dairy Wagons"

JUNIPER WATER OH draught at shncors. 1910 F
National Republican., 1882-08-22

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address lIerzog 3oS Ninth street, near Penhsyl-
ynnia
National Republican., 1882-08-22

N~1S51 THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
VIZ chased the Foundry and Machine Works
heretofore occupied by the late firm of Gray Noyes
together with all machinery, patterns and appliances
used In the conduct of the large and extensive buS
ness of that firm, will continne under the style Of E.
N Gray & Co., the general Foundry and Machine
Business and respectfully solcits the patronage of
friends and the public. Telephone connections.
aul6-Gt IL, n, GRAY.
National Republican., 1882-08-22

AfUfruts pA'ry WNgous.
Fresh Alderncy butter churnel every morning
and delivered in lIlb. Ward" prints, nj i0C per b
Also cottage cheese &C. per ball; butterlnilk. &C.
per quart, and sweet milk &C. per quart
National Republican., 1882-08-22

The frequent arrival of steam launches and OF pr.
yate ynchts at Mount Vernon, bringing parties who
land without being willing 10 pay the usual charge
has convinced the ladies OF the Mount Vernon Asso
citation, who have just closed their annual council,
that some Misrepresentation must exist In the mind
of the public, aud they therefore publish the follow
ing notice hoping that 1t will protect the Association
frOm nrlner lnlrInEemanI of lis rlghlS:
National Republican., 1882-08-22

s1SS-- IRON RAILINGs A SPECIALITY.
A NEAT WROUGHT IRON FENCE
OF one-hafnch IRON put up complete at 50 cents per
Also AII. NtIsCEILASEoUs IRON WORK.
GEORGE WHITE q Co,
mr23-ly ~" Asi" Apvenue southwest
National Republican., 1882-08-22

W. many friends and to the public In general
No;, 81 ad street northwest @ as saloon with
pool i,psh r"ops attached Billy narTissn viii
elae posroFfIcE NOTICE
Foreign Mails for the week ending August 20 will
close at this Office as follows:
TuEHDAI;-At a. NJ. for Europe. PER steamship
Arizona via Queenstown; at !p nj. for Cape Hayti,
wENNESDAY;-,At7a a. m. for Brazil, per steamship
Creswell via Philadelphia; ut O:S0 IN. for Europe
per steamship Gallin via Queenetown Qetters for
for France direct % per Steamship France Via I Havre
at llan a. M for the N,therands direct. per steam.
China and Japan. per steamship Oceanic via San
Frame &Framcisco at s;1o 2. n: f3r Newfoundland and st,
THURSDAY.-At 10 a. m. for Europe, per steamship
Adrielc via Queenstown Qetleis for Germany
A. m m for Europe, per Steamship Herdsr via Ply
STmna Sas aHa at at I 3 for for
Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship City of Wash
FRfDAY,-At 10 a. IN. for Jamaica and Jacmel, per
steTamIshP sTaIR Alps # M for rrroro nor steamship
city qESPe ss1 @ Germany
and $. .otand must be directed per City Of
Berlin ": at II q. m. for Germany, etc, stenn
sli5 Main yIe southampton and Bremen qsItsrs
for Great Ire Britain and oh Sher
anG direct d. per Steamship bovia via Glasgow sc ';G
@ pss% s Pr @ ss ana Pdrto
per steamship Niagara Via Havana at 1850 p. M
Mails oT aa New zssan Sa Se
FIJI Islands, per steamship Australia Via San Fran
cisco, c'ose September *l6 at y. IN.
*The schedule of closes Of trans. Pacific mails !;
arranged the basis of uninterrupted overland
transit to San Francisco. Mails from the east arriv
ing time at san Francisco on the day of sailing
of steamers are dist atched the same day.
HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster.
nSflye THE CALIGRAPI. a PERFECT
VIZ writing n hire at last, suitable for lawyers
sttn rapi eI s., n, nj It's, and iaVins much
wring 10 10; simpie and duralle For crc ars aud
frthef in formation q iGrlsS " 1LLARD FltACKER
G ne raj Agent II Iowa Circle. WNshi gion, d. G.
au2 -3t*
National Republican., 1882-08-22

M~,9so T. II. MORAN Il co. announce to their
W. many friends and to the public In general
that they hnVe opened the new and elegant rooms
Nos. 07 urd 10 ID street northwest. Saloon with
pool and lunch rooms attached. Billy Harrison will
preside behind the bar. auel-Gt%
National Republican., 1882-08-22
All Dress Goods Reduced to
>one-half their former
Price.
All Goods Must be Sold that a
Price Will Sell.

We are proud to say that tho
building cost much more than we
anticipated and our bank ac-
counts run low, we must there
fore replenish. Help us to do this
and we shall help you to better
bargains than you have ever
bought before.
500 dozen two-inch hem
stitched pure Linen Handker-
chiefs at IL cts, have been sold at
20 cts.
All odds and ends in HOusefur-
nishing Goods, such as Table
Linen, Towels, Napkins, etc, at
half price to close.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
N--7s9l7777I'7 : FN777-777 y ~ : ~ ~
i<as IOWA REPUBLICANS.

H1S5Ns IOWA REPUBLICANS.
The Iowa Republican As .ocaton will meet at ST.
Georges Hall, so Eleventh street, THIS EVENING
AT 40 o'clock.
Important business connected with the ensuing
campaign will be transacted, and every member of
the Association, and particularly of the Campaign
Committee is earnestly requested be in attendance
All Iowans are invited
OSCAR II. HERRING.
Sanrn
National Republican., 1882-08-22

Nou can publish thrce-lno advertisement OF
"wantcd," "For Rent FOR Snlc" or Lost"
three times for twenty five cents in THE REruD-
National Republican., 1882-08-22
MOUNT VERNON.


NAyY DEPARTMENT, wAsnINGroN, Au
nuT.lf
National Republican., 1882-08-22
K I N G. PAL A G E =,

sI4 Seventh Street Northwest.
aB- No branch store. No connection with any
,ther establishment.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-13
UnenfOrced LAW--The Evil aud the
Remedy.

EDITOR Tlxks.-1he curse Of an uncnforccd
lava law that exists as II n.er. dead letter on
The pages 0f the statute book-is seen especially
In ills: That II leads directly to the violation
Of many other laws. by engenterag that dis
regard for the sacrcdness OF legislation, which
u the prolific germ of iawiessasss-
Our State, IKE most othrrs. has long been sub
lected W 4 fearful decentralization ifual this
cause; but the question: What can he done 10
avoid II. has assumed new and molnen.0us in
tereaf, Low that the prnhibitury constitutional
We know ifor the announcement WAS authoiit:,-
lively made befofchandl that lis execution Is to
Dc resisted by powerful c0nbiaa,iJas, and
the Dubuque Times. while justly declaring thai
the people who have adopted II .Miii be morse
than reereant TO Their duty II they do aor take
measures to insure the strict enforcement Of thr
prohl0ltofy law, gives atieiaLce tat least 'pe.
tween the lines 10 the Apprsh ension ot many,
Aud the hope Of somt, that ss.e.4 eniore. meat /,
impossible.
What remedy can I've devised for this agra
ted evil which threatens u?
Upon this sitai.v is..,t1rtsIi iI..:ica ! have
Thought much: and without tiiGe nov 10 discuss
Il IN any OF It's beari.g.. ! desire, Hr. Editor
briefly 70 piac. before your readers the result u
ND thinking. and invite th ,s< 10 may take M
Interest IN Tie subject To give You and the pub
lie their views in rgssl toit.
nave for se.Ie tie been convinced that. I'M
der goNernuen, IT, ours. no man las right
" vote Who Is .ut ..iains sattlals II promise
that hc VIII che. the Law himself and do all Ae
ear 10 compel rsers lody eise To obey them,
IDS oOnslsN1a Nss suggested Il pan which
Muu.d, ~ II aetas 10 In, if carried out, tfectu-
tuIfy relieve the body polite from the gItev-
GUS evil or al. the uneLIolced legislation now on
Our statute books, and at the same time insure
the honest enforcement, or the amsndmehl Let
She Legislature At Its next session pass u Law
declaring that every voter, previous To deposit
Ing his ballot nc any national. state or municipal
ELECTION sor previous 10 being registered where a
registry Is keptl shall 10 placed under the fol.
lowing oath or Affirmation:
You % solemnly swear Tor an,rm, that you
will faithfully obey all the Laws OF the Euited
hfatts, OF the State n Iowa. and Of the town
corporate In which you reside: and that when.
ever you k1aA OF any Mlraeuea CT said Laws you