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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
Gin Brief an n,n SrieftrGa.r. 81

Gin Brief an h.n Srieftragsr. gsi
einsm Defiant css Inter. Gllab fan, eth
SOrb an, 1pelber ;srtre6lids 9seenainps
entbf'lt. Bur Wurnuns. baB Der 8rtsfbots
iOraium bamit umsebsn fpas. f6risb Der
oOri&tiss abisnpsr auf Ole 9,aq lstaprGs
fOlstnee inteufante 3silsn /: Scr sssrtsr
9sr 6aft5r! Dan fe bad be sro5 Grirps
lthfett pes 8srbsle unier oil lmfinpe
MIN liabe CON, 100 In 80. rppbnt ;u
brinss. Das 8srteIe ii6t nit l&wir, or
pdre sans iorsiuu nit umseb mien, nil
a paar 9anssier ipudt fin. 8snn er
uf -. NIT EN- Ssrbsle fonlnre. grille mir
r1er miene @orclsI, ben di6 a brase
Sus un ar pourc eb folssnpt 8s;abiuus
gen: ia suete Siaarrs p S1naplel
ODER 6 S&Uppe, 3 buur 30 pftnni. Gin
nsr 3'frfspe? 9rus"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
Cur &alsnoerfraae. gudbdn

Sur &alsnberfra8e. 9u&bdneIsr /:
"Nun, iassn Ste mir einmaL ltebsr
Mann, mas bat Sis nur bsfimmt. bislsn
rpsntgsr gut ausssfattstsn 8alsnesr Sprs
3u3tsben, Obslfi6 sr sintae 9rpi9sn tbsu,
rsr TT ais Der aneere 7"
Sdufsr /: "Sa, tplIsn Ss, in BEN ans
nert ea ifsbt mebr ~ Siel Grpt brin.
SD bin Gdbrmann. unp wsnn's frtsrt ssbt
nein @e1tdft net"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
Die mnredte.

Cine bibib ssflstrsts iunse Dame trit1
fdr3li& tn cine @putbsfe unp frast cen
Yropiior:
nS5nnsn Sts MIR cine Do1iS CATO,
Oil 10 subsrsitsn, Raj es anssnsbm ~
psbmen it, ?" frasts fs srr6tbspb.
9epib fcnnte CT pas, unp uu tbr bas
abnunsslos bsiSubrtnssn, sins er bintsl
ben Counter. miibte etpas in sinfn
@laie suiammen uno frus. Oh fs sfn
@las Sppawuiisr trtnfsn MOLE.
Ste pollte NIT @srsnisen sic trant
es, uno ld6sIno fruste sr: nSabsn Sis
ss ssltmsdt 2"
n9eidmedt 2" @as 2"
nNan, uatdrlib bas GATOR SI2"
%, msin Soft |" larts fs srf9rofsn
auf nni&t fir mid, fdr meme Srsunpin
mar ras Del bsttmmt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02

Sasa. aus elmer @sssno, no ri6t
biutse Sascen 10 baben fne, pire Der
nGobl. 9olfs;ts." srsdblt bab 3ptf Sutsn
aIf ben 9epanfsn famsn, fi6 aud eins
Saso su pa6ten, neil fs msintsn, bic
Gbriten miHtsn bod pteI @ele an ben
Saspsn rsrpisnen. Damit nun bic erfen
Ausla8sn ni6t au sroe purpsn, tauftsn
f& bts betpsn NimrOps ssmetniaaftli9
sine alte 8linte, bic nod selapsn mar. I'm
anesrtn Gag purpe asiast une ri9tis
fam aud eth 5aie an ben beteen S1dSen
porbst, aber fstntr mar 10 fibn AZ l9isbsn.
Der cine fasts. idtsb' Du, unp earabsr
fam Der sladltde Sale aussr @sfabr.
GRIT jest faben bic Sdser etn, ba5 bic
SasO fein gslddft far 6s Iei unb &c.
l&lOGen, bic Sassref pieoer aubnssbsn.
Ole pVaten aber nod paIper unp S1rot
prpfttrsn uno slaubten, man tonne bic
9aeuns 70 gang lan8lam bsrausl&tsben.
Der fabrfe Sou ben betpen 6tlpen btelt
nun istnsn Out Dor bte Wanbuns unp
bsfabl BEN auosrn, irst gang lanslaut
absr nur lansfaut, 40 braden. Nber bums
stns Der S&uB los, unp Out fammt Ca
puns IOssn IN ett Cuff. Settpem babsn
pte trrtiSen Supsn ale CUP an Der Susp
perloren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
unbnbeNulia.

Der 5ubsr IatbissI III elmer Der LET.
benf4aftli&ts Wilpasr. Bon sinsm
@enearmsn auf frii1sr Sbat srwilat lpa
ar sur na&ftn 8arsermeifttret sseortiri
psrctn, als stpa 20 S1rittsn Dor Inn
Elm Saie aufiprtnst. .lln gott's wiI'n
ruff Der WatbiesI. nstb'n g ma i&ntu
Sbrsn S&tsbprdsL bab { BEN Ssrl ftn's
'naufpslasn Tam r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
Die luifiSe Spalte.
Wpttp: a~nfdnbissr S&er, sismst ben,
Gbrifen, erbsttert bic Seele unb
befSrSert fslbf bic Gtiunsbsit
bss Qetbes.

Sm 3oolosii9en Gartsn. Bauer Dor
Den 8amsIen uno Dromesarsn ifsbsn
blsibsnol nS,bt bab' Id thinner ssslaubt
fir einem SSnta 'einsn 9arten rperpne
pie idSntsn Ebiere ausSelu@t; tsqsn's
ca 70 budltsss @tebSeus bsr, pas IN a
Sbane!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02

Dos pbiss N Gin. sstrtus absilsuns unfersr Suusrbaft.n
%ssfaufeu, une otts In pbut 3pttfsl fur eas 8elt ii. keas
unb btaisfs etlbsTubr tn Der gosit. Sdbrli1 ftStH MIR
BAIL BOA 8ritfsn, bic MIR jtSt spp&t srn eeuttn S,tsm !.
men pslft alt f& ia fGn bStfsn 9ssfpraStn fktr li.is
ubtsn tn 8gus auf tbrt S8Saftit unb ibt S~Hntsaltsn Der
Belt auslprt6tu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
@asa.tii9s 8artpudsmittsl. Ma

WasHetii9e 8artpudsmittsl. Man
befuette iene Stsie css 9ei6trs, no
man stren Bart pinift, nit @ummir
arabicum unp btftreue fe bierauf NIT
Giienipdbne befsfise ibsr BEN 8opfsnes
ieinss Ssttes eineu Waanet unp Itss
ia oann i6lafsn. Der ansisbunssfraft,
pie Der Wu8ust auf ris Giisnipdns auss
dbt, osreanit man am nd6fsn Wcrssn
Den dppisten Sartpu1s. Probatum est.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
Ois tatboIii4s 8udbanOIuns
-srn-
BRUCK

In eursmbrrs s%srisnSst FRANCO In CANT ameris
Ia ssssn FRANCO Ginitnbuns BON 5 Dollars, bic
nsus Iussabs bon 1880:
8. ThOnaR 4Quindtis Sumnao
Theological diJigenter enen-
data NcOtai, Sylvii, Billuart
Dc CD. DriOuG. Motifs ornata.
1880, s SanSs, srOb In 80 sstsftst [sar.Is
Duel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02

Der Sa6tl5us, Gin fart anssfnsiptss
Sucipipuum wuyre BON ieinsn Srsunpen
an Elm 5aus selebnt e~sfunpen. feline
@lide itarr auf sfns pUr pemltlben tsbenps
StraBsnIatsrne sebeftet.
n0arum seba Du nidt mad 6auls,
GbatltY I" frasten tbn tbsilnsbmsnb
feline 8efannten.
SD th-wa-parte rtur, 6ts Der
ga - 6a-GadsIsus oa porbetmaibirf
III! !" srpieberte Der Anasbsitate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02

Nus btta 2tbsn sinss s9ulfinsss.
Wstnsub fam stnit Elm 4inb, pas sbsn
gum srttn Mals sstei&tst bate nod
Saus. Bon Der btlorsten Wuttsr nm
sts uria&s fsinss Summers eefrast sat
60 3ur antwort: I'D Wutter, bsnte Dir.
Id foa fanf Batter unisr ,ur BUFF bstsr
unp Id fam iur eins."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02

Mts Rttt bat infer 81 Batter bee Stusiuni Der p,rt,
ksse 81 Seonas ssn alutn autn St:ilitta aufs G~insrtus.
Htf. ~tnpr'elsn, tatem tisfsr III 4 ave, Ibeelpatn NIT
ittt"tr Slarttit In istntn Dsritu re srbabsaasu Uabr.
pstttn pee laIs,ns tspri6t. unItr ben pitlsn aussabsn
fer Herit pS d.. Z cnGs serei,nt be In Ear.Ie. Due
C3rantrttt) in jrsIftr @BHast ,rittsatrs ausaobs lie
garmat Y = chung ia If ere etr f%ursfdlis A ~rtsiptrt,n
N'sgaesa; DEE UNI IL tdtbpltf6. gitsraiur StrsttHts
Sunpan. lee . ttrrt D u & tn 9uTtmbRrs litfert ettle
ntntltt anfsabe dSSO1 In s Sstassdnetn yu BEN trmists.
tam gr.tit ppa Dollars franco tins 5aus stttitrt (aatt 10
Bresl seen Sdatiahluns uue ppatH wts ntht unttriaI.
fen, ale Lttelrstn. rtltt flo bic Srrnnd hes tl. Stsmas
MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02

90. 5 Sab @ap ST., Baltimore, SRI
aatniss astntsa fur Dususat uns uusssssns get.
Rttntu. Sstu, Dubuque, Sppa.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
BLOWN ERoM LCANNON.
The Marvois OF Forspaugh's show-A Dnr-
ing Bicycliat


Forepaush's Great Combination Of Trained Wild
Beasts, Circus and Meuagero, which is to exhibit
here May 3, aud ., will present one Of the most
startling sensations ever seen under canvass. 1t
consists of what Is technically known as the Cam
non Act" performed by the originator, Mr.. George
gymnast, Mile Znia Tho New York Sun thus
alludes to this feature in recent issue:
"a cannon of tremendous Size, mounted In n
nearly upright position on q low truck Is hauled
into the arena. Loyal climbs a ladder up to tho
mouth of the cannon and slides down into ii until
only his head Is left visible. zula, who is an active
ana daring little French woman, climbs rope up
to small trnpezc Mt the top of the canvass and
hangs by her feet head downward, with her arms
extended. Loyal and Zuila wear solemn faces. and
tho spectators arc wrought up to feeling of dread
Fire cries Loyal.
AN assistant touches OF the cannon there Is an
explosion, fash of fire, a pun OF smoke, and
Loyal is shot to the top Of the canvass, whore
Zuila, hanging head downward, catches him !;
they both descend to tho arena all the audience
appaudng The velOclpodo act consists Of placing
bicycle on the high wire Zuila bcstrldes IL, sixty
feet above the heads Of the spectators and slowly
but safely propcls Il over the aerial roadway. She
also crosses the slender wire bindlo.ded, and
again, with her feet encased I'm sacks trundles a
wheelbarrow containing her infant daughter acrt s.
the high wire Thousands are docking nightly to
the circus to witness the sensational performances
OF these daring gymuGstS."
Fifteen trained elephants, more than ever were
seen together IN this country, constitute another
sensational feature of Mr.. Forepaughs colossal
combination These wise and wonderful brutes
arc introduced and performed by Adam Fore
pnuBI, JT, II youlh only seventeen years OF aye
| Mr. Forepaugh having combined all his exhibit
| tons Of previous years into his present monster
| consolidation, his nenagorie embraces not only
| such rare animals as the hippopotamus rhmoceros
polar bears lions, &c, but in fact, every
animal known 10 natural history.
Tho clectric.ighted circus Is presented In two
| rings. Nearly 100 circus celebrities appear in
| friendly competition, aud all the mammoth rayi
| ions are Illuminated by the new and wonderful
| electric light. lity.liorso power engine accom-
panics the show to produce the electric ilumina
| tions.
| A grand torchlight parade ofthe entire show will
| be made during the evening of Saturday, May l
| The route OF the procession will DO illuminated
with rockets, powder, calcium lights Greek fire anC
| torch-bcGrers. Wide-opened dens of Wild beasts
| the herd of elephants, living lions loose in th'
streets, and all the new and elegant cars cages ant
charlots will be in line, also the equestrians, eo
| ganty costumod and mounted, and steam orches
| trons, mardigras masqueraders, droves Of ponies
| cGmels the two bands of the establishment, anC
| many other new and novel features will be Intro
| duced into tho colossal night pageant.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
THE NATIONAL FA1R ASSOCIATION.
Important Meeting Of the stockhoIders--
Bonds 20 bo Issued.

The meeting Of stockholders Of the National Fair
Association last evening ot shce's Hall was largely
attended, the hall being packed. Mr. W. NJ. Gait
presided and Mr. Robert McCeney oiiicnted as
secretary. The chair stated that the meeting had
been called to consider proposition to issue bonds
and make arrangements TO sell the balance OF
stock Of the Fair Association.
Judge Blackburn submitted q proposition TINT
bonds 10 the amount OF $4,000 be Issued, with
interest at per cent. free from taxation, the in
teicst to be paid sem-annu0lly. general dis
cuSsiOn ensued, during which Mr.. w. IL. Clagctt
made statement of the present financial condition
ofthe association and ut the conclusion of his re-
marks the following resolution was read and
adopted:
"Resoirei, That the board of directors be, and
they are hereby, authorized and empowered to
issue bonds to the amount of SIS O0O secured by a
deed Of trust upon all the real estate OF the assoCa
tion-said bonds to be payable In five years from
May 1850, with Interest at six per cent, payable
somtnnnually, the association 10 pay oil local
taxes assessed upon said bonds"
There being no other further business before the
association motion to adjourn, subject to the call
Of the president, was agreed upon.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Mr.. Fred Lawrence, the well-known and popular
press representative Of FOrcpaughs Great Show, is
IN the city arranging COR the appearance Of tho ag
gregatOn here on Monday week. Mr.. Lawrence
has been visiting tins city every spring for the past
twenty years MS n press agent, and during that
period has been connected with every prominent
tented exhibition CXtanL In that time he has been
a welcome visitor 20 the editorial and rcpOrtoual
sanctum Of nearly every newspaper throughout the
United States and invited 10 come again. He I,
known % The publisher, printer and Snowman, and
with them all enjoys greut popularity. His smiling
cOuEteuUucg m business Office assures cheerful
greeting also denotes his purpose, aud US buslne
man and advertiser his equal is unknown. MI
ink and 30 wisely has hu in the past eXcmplihcc
that knowledge rs 70 rcalizY for his employers d
handsome rgturn for tho outlay mgdo IN adrculs
ing. Tint his services arc valuable IS beyond dts
pute, for bis cX,ended information Of the press and
his popularity with that fraternity make him o
man that any exhibitor would Ike % secure aud
National Republican., 1880-04-24
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Local Matters ChrOniCled by THE
Republican,"
The Pay OF Jurors-Proposed Improvement
at tho Centre Mnrkot--Two Shooting
Affairs Among Boys-A suit for
Damages for Malicious Prose-
cltion - Tho Drawback
Investigation, Etc.
Cortlncntcs for the jurors.

Yesterday morning Immediately after the Grim
inal court convened, Justice James stated to the
jury that In consequence OF the Gpportoument Of
the appropriation for the payment ufJurors having
resor,ed to tor the purpose Of Keeping the courts
opcn Arrangements would be made for the issu
Ing OF certificates o the jurors FOR the amounts duo
stood, rs an arrangement had been made by which
a bank would discount any OF them presented. The
marshal was compelled to make such an arrange
mcut or else to close tho courts, and 1t was ineNpe
dent TO do the Inter. 1t was understood that by
Tuesday ucxt the marshal would bo prepared to
put out the certificates to those jurors desiring
them. and that the Bank Of tho Republic would
discount them at two per cent and take all risk as
70 when an appropriation would be made TO satisfy
tlOm.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
Tho District Investigation.

The House District Committee yesterday con-
tinued the investigation of Treasurer Gilhllan's
charges against the Commissioners. EX-Commis.
sloner Phelps again called TO the stand and
wHS examined in reference to the management of
affairs during his administration. lie said that no
could not find IN the records Of the District govern
meut any changes made In the rules OF the board
Of public works In May, 1876. Judge Dcut, who
was present, was requested TO furnish the commit
tee with the records OF the District Office for 1876
Captain Phelps denied that the Commissioners
had ever made two assessments against tho same
street
A. G. Riddle attorney for the District wns ex.
Gmiued touching the W. H. Cooley certificate. lie
said that the Cooley papers had mover been re-
turned to him by the District Commissioners. lie
denied that Thomas Quinn was in any way re-
lated to himself Judge Don't was requested to
file the Cooley certificates with the committee.
The committee adjourned until to-day.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
Ford,s Onorn- -Uouse-.H, NJ s, Plnafore.

Tho company of amateurs who achieved such
success at Lincoln Hall on 1ucsday night BY their
excellent presentation Of"Pinalore' will give two
performances of that ever-popular opera at Ford's
to-day, one at the matinee and one this evening.
Popular prices add to the inducement to enjoy the
charming music for the last time during the season.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

The first quarterly meeting Of the Young Peoples
snndsy nfernooD HprIl D. nj oel0gk nj NJ tho
Nineteenth-strcet Baptist church The Young
Mems Christian Association Of Washington the
Young Mems Christian Association of Howard
University, and the Christian Workers of the Fit.
tecuth street Presbyterian church have all boon
invited to be present rs have also tho following
Professor NJ. +. King, Of Wayaul seminary; Rev
L. W. 9. Peck Of Asbury church; Roy. William
Gibbons Of Z.Ou Baptist church; Rev. II. Johnson,
of Fourth BAPTIST church, and +. j. Grimke, OF
Flteenth.street Presbyterian church The quar-
lcrly sermon VIII be delivered By Professor King
All are invited
National Republican., 1880-04-24
sl,nt NvhIln l,lnxinr CIrnn.

While party Of colorcd boys were playing cir
Gus yesterday afternoon about 5 O'clock, in tho
rear of No. Goat alley, boy named william Gal.
win, after several attempts TO shoot by swapping
pistol, succeeded In shooting another boy named
Robert Quiet under the left shoulder blade. Quiet
was taken to stones drug store, on the corner OF
Seventh and l. streets. where he was attended by
Dr. william II. Taylor subsequently ho was
taken TO his home. where his wound was pro
nounCed very painful but not dangerous.
National Republican., 1880-04-24


Nearly all the congregation Of st. Aloysius' COM
mcnced u novena TO St Joseph at 7-o'clock mass
last sunday.
Father OSulllvnn. pastor of st. Peters church.
has returned from q business trip, which included
a visit to New York.
Mr.. Casper ofenstein, one OF the most prominent
members Of St Joseph's congregation, is danger
ously Ill with heart disease.
Guonod's "Messe Solemncle ST. Cecilia" will be
sung 10y the choir of st, Matthew's church to-mor-
row ut the ll-o'clOck service
Musical entertainments will take place on Mon =
day Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next al St..
Josephs church-schOol hall.
The statues recently at Sister Teresn's grave In
Mount Olivet have been removed to Mrs. Pinkney
Brooke's lot, nearly adjoining.
The interior of the scxton's lodge at Mount Oil
vet Cemetery has been thoroughly rcpainted during
the past week, the first time since It's construction.
The knights of ST. George George Juenemann
commanding) will celebrate the festival OF
their patronul saint tomorrow and VIII atten
grand high mass in body at 10 o'clock at ST. Jo-
scph's church.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
shot I'm the Hand,

About hnlf-paSt o'clock yesterday afternoon
white boy named Charles Muuroe living at No.
300 sixth street northwest, while playing on Mas
sachusetts avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets. was shot in the palm of the right hand by
nn unknown colored boy. The cause for the
shooting is unknown. llo was attended by DR..
Charles II. Bowen, who dressed the wound, and
says quletness is necessary 70 prevent locklaw
National Republican., 1880-04-24

The elegant steamer W. W. Corcoran, with the
genial Captain Blake 10 the fore will make another
Of those delightful excursions 70 Glymont on sun
day April 25 thus ailOrding day of recreation to
4 pleasant ride and good dinner to say nothing
OF a rambe through the country, are Inducements
to all who can get away. Courteous and attentive
officers are guarantee that everything will be safe
and made pleasant. Boat leaves her wharf foot OF
Seventh street at II o'clock u. m returning about
PARAsoTs-Eew and elegant designs. Douglass
Bros, Ninth and streets. ,s-s .1-.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
Proposed Improvement of the Centre Mar

Mr.. N. G. Ordway, Of the Washington Market
Company has written TO the District Commission.
ors stating that the market company will prob
Increasing the rental to be paid to The poor fund
s25 600, annually and asking the assent of the COM
missioners TO the opening OF a walk six feet wide,
from the south side OF Pennsylvania avonue, oppo-
site Eighth street across the inclosure to the mar
ket building. 1t is proposed 10 have an iron stair
way, extending from the walk TO the second story
OF the new wholesale building, and thence to be
carried by bridge over the space used as n drive
way 80 thatthis building can be utilized and better
accommodations can be given to the public.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
snIt an NInllolnns prosccntinn.

Suit was yesterday instituted by J. Mod. Caring
ton for Egbcrt c. Sammis against Joseph W Stryker
for malicious prosecution, claiming $1,000 dam
ages. This Is sequel to n case before the Police
court n few days ago. in which Sammis was
charged on the oath OF Stryker with forging the
initials III. L. W.. meaning Henry J.. Wilson, to
an order for his months salary as Government
clerk-SS0. Stryker discounted the order for SO
son. who is the discussing officer Of his bureau,
dsclamed the initials. Samrns was discharged
in the Police court, and at once Instituted this civil
Euit for dnmngos.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Estreet Baptist Church street. between Sixth
and Seventh-Rev. A. +, Mason, pastor, will preach
tomorrow. Services commence ut IL o'clock a. m.
aud 1850 p. III.
Reformed Episcopal Church OF the Redeemer
Chapel of the Y. NJ. c, A., Ninth and ID streets
northwest-Rev Arthur Foster, rector. Services
at II O. m. ana 1880 p. M Subject of morning SER
mon, "why have ye sent for me ?" Seats free
strangers welcome.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
1t Beats Gold or SILVER Mining.

General DeNuregard, VIII ose adyersarios tried to
use the pRnoply Of the United States PostOiico De-
partment as shield for their covert malice, by an
honest, clear exposition Of the mode OF drawing OF
the iar-famod Louisiana State Lottery. on the
second Tuesday of every month, has won decided
triumph. The next monthly drawing (.hO l2Oth)
will take place at New Orleans on May II, and 81
sent now TO NJ. 4. Dauphin, New orleans, La, OF
realize $4,000. beats gold or SRrsr mining
National Republican., 1880-04-24
nenth of a yenrrnhlo Indy.

The sad announcement Is made of the death of
Mrs. Harriet Burdctte. Of Howard county, Md,
who departed this life very suddenly at O'clock
a. n., the 23d instant after having lived long and
useful life of eighty-two years She was the
mother of w. W. Burdotte Of this city
National Republican., 1880-04-24
Milwaukee Lnrer neer.

Mr.. James Schitz, proprietor Of the famous Mil
wal;Ce brewery the product Of which, known az
milwaukee beer" has become so well known all
over the country, continues TO enlarge his estab-
l!shmeut and increase his facilities for supplying
the popular demand. During the year 1870 the
sales OF this peer amounted to s7J7 barrels while
the sales for the year 1879 exceed 10000 barrels
on the first day of May their stock Of beer ON hnnd
will be COOCO barrels Mr.. S. G. Palmer, their Dis
trc agent sold last year 900 barrels or nearly as
much In the District OF Columbia last year as was
sold by the proprietOrs In all parts OF the country
ten years ago.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

For the largest assortment Of English French
German and American cOssimeres, wOrstods tr-
cots piques cloths, COatings, sutiugs, etc; for the
newest styles in materials and cut for the best and
most stylish fitting suits for strictly frsClass trim
mings and workmanship, we commend our readers
% the firm Of Deyliu & Co., Of New York who have
q branch Office at 1920 street.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

The exhibition OF the electric light by the Wash
ington Electric Light Company.was continued at
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Office last evening
Tho light suspended in front OF the building was
put in operation with most satisfactory result
Two Of the lights were suspended in the large
press-roOm and illuminated the room as brightly
Rs though the sunlight was streaming into It. A
very satisfactory exhibition of powerful electric
Light was given from tho dome of tho Capitol by
j. II. Rogers, the electrician, last night. The light
was IN operation an hour at the opening Of tho
night session Of the House and an honr after ad-
lOuTnmcnt The apparatus was placed upon the
west side Of the dome, and o fine opportunity was
offered W test It's power Of illumination.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
sncclnI Imnroyement Tnxcs.

It is important that all who arc delinquent in
special improvement taxes should make settlement
without delay, as interest penalties and costs can
be saved by promptness. Tic Commissioners are
now vigorously enforcing the collection of these
taxes where lien certificates are overdue. Prop
erty owners can save money in settling their
taxes by calling upon Mr.. William Dickson, at No
22l lFour.and-u-hafSt street.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Last evening while Mr.. George Tammen q NON.
Der of the Columbia Turn-Ncrein, was praCtlCipg
he giant swing on horizontal bar, he lost his
grip and fell to the honr, hoal first lie was picked
lp in se'tcless condition and taken to his homo,
md the physician called 10 attend him stated that
he had probably received conclusion Of the
lraiu.