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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
Georgetown Amateur Orchestra.

The Georgetown Amateur Orchestra entertained
It's friends aud honorary members at Curtis School
building last night with a concert Of rare excel
lence Despite the showery weather every seat in
tho cosy hall was taken The programme given
below Is OF itself an indication of the high order
OF the entertainment and the performance did full
Justice to the programme. While each number
Showed careful study and drill the overture and
the "TurCO- Russian March stood out prominently
Mr.. Rukcmau's violin solo, with orchestral accom-
psniment, was rendered with an artistic skin
rarely found in amateurs, and brought out an en-
tluslaslic double encore The orchestra Is COM
posed mostly Of gentlemen who follow music MS
an art and pleasure ana not rs Il profession. 1t
Is under the direction of Mr. h, C.
Bernays,. u, young gentleman whose sue.
thorough musician and u competent director
The orchestra now numbers thrty-flYe active
members, and all OF the important orchestral in
strumenls are reproscntcd in consequence the
compositions Of the leading writers can be pre-
seutcd with tull effect The success of this must.
cal enterprise has demonstrated the necessity Of
music hall specially adapted to the wants Of this
society," To attain this end II Is sought to increase
The number of passive members, rom Whose
subscriptions OF SIS annually the orchestra may be
supported aud enabled to give concerts
| nom which reasonable income may be derived
| The privileges Of honOrarymeubers are free adj
mission to all concerts aud entertainments given
the only amateur organization Of the kind IN this
! cry ana that IL has fully demonstrated Its ability
| TO FURNISH an entertainment fully equal TO that
given by professionals Il should meet with every
! encouragement, The programme Of last nights
! concert Is AS follows! Emperor's March, Rcsch
| symphony, no, z, iaydeu-(d) Adago OF Allegro,
! ~ Andahle, lG! Menugtto % Finale violin solo
| "kocturne" kreuZieldt Mr. II. Rakeman; over
| ture-" Morning, Noon and Night In Vienna I"
| Snppei "Turco' Russian March, NeibiE; waltz
! "sirenes," Waldteufel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

No benevolent institution OF the city appeals
more directly to ones sympathles than the Chill
dren's Hospital does. 1t is impossible to walk
through the clean, well kept wards and look upon
the tiny beds with their baby occupants without a
slight moislening the eye and u softening ofthe
heart, Some of the little ones are very beautiful,
and to see them thus kindly cared for and taken
out Of homes which aye often destitute of neces-
sarics and comforts for the well, to say nothing OF
the sick, inclnes one TO bless the sweet charity
which first conceived and allcrward carried out
the plan for providing such place for them. Two
three kind hearted physicians of this city were
the first to moye in the matter and, with the aid
~ sue IN tv ySo III
an institution, however, cannot be carried on
without help, and the ball Thursday night for the
benefit OF the hospital should be largely patron.
lied. Under the management of such queens of
society as Mrs. General Ricketts, Mrs. General
MGKeeyer, Mrs. Ray, and Others 1t cannot be other
wise than n perfect success
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
A PLEASING RECOGNITION.
Company a Surprises Colonel Moore with
Handsome Military Outfit.

Last evening the armory of the Washington
Light Infantry Corps was the scene of one of the
most pleasant occasions in the history OF that or.
gani2ation After the regular drill of the officers
of the corps Captain Dalton's company was formed
and Colonel w. G. Moore was invited TO inspect
"a" company. Instead ofinspccting the company
the Colonel was escorted to Il table in the centre
oftho hall upon which rested n complete set OF
officers equipments, consisting Of bRldric fatigue
cup. cpaul cts, shoulder-straps and belt of very
handsome make, which Captain Miller presented
in an eloquent speech, paying u deserving tribute
to the efforts of the Colonel in behalf OF the corps
during the past eleven years. Colonel Moore, al.
though completely surprised, responded in ring
ing speech, in which he predicted q brilliant
career for the corps in the future, under its new
formation. The next complimentary ball of the
battalion will be given at the armory on Wedncs-
day next, and promises TO be one OF the most
pleasant occasions of the season. Captain W. N.
Dalton, ilrst company, has named the following as
corponls: First, Robert Wade second, Charles
Randall third, Samuel Gregory fourth, G. II.
kalbfus,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

Camilla Urso's grand concert at Congregational
Church this evening promises to be one of the
most interesting of the many lrst-class concerts of
this season. Madame Urso is recognized as the
leading lady vioinist of the world, and brings
each of whom is sufficient guarantee of an ex-
cellent concert, The programme is as fol-
lows Part 1.-the Carinthian," Koschat
from "Barblere di seviglia," una yoce
POGO fa," Rossini, Miss Marguerite Hall I;
concerto for the violin (Op, 6l) Mendelsshon,
Madame Camilla Urso Bna- Baa, Black Sheep"
Wiske, Apollo Club. Part I-.Serenade, sorch
(tenOr solo, Mr.. J. IL. SMITH, Apollo Club; bass
song" Morn, Noon, ind Night" Hopkins, Mr.. +.
the string only, on the prayer from "Moses IN
Egypt" thcma and variations, Paganini, Madame
Gounod, words by Rev. Charles Kingsley, Miss
Marguerite Hall; AVE Maria," Phelps, Apollo
Club, Judging from the appearance OF the box
aya
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
CONTESTED DISTRICTS.
Status OF the Gases Before the House Conn
million On EIccIIOns.

The following has been found, upon inquiry of
the gentlemanly clerk ofthe House Committee on
Elections to be the actual status of the cases be-
fore that committee: Cases printed and awaiting
the filing Of briefs before being taken up and acted
upon-Strobach vs.. Herbert, Second Alabama Dis
trict; Bisbee vs. Finley, Second Florida Buchanan
W. Manning, Second Mssissippi Lynch VS.. Chal-
mcrs, Sixth Mississippi; Mackey VS.. O'Connor, Sec.
ond South Carolina; StOthard VS.. Aiken, Third
South Carolina Small vs.. Tillmnn, Finh South
Carolina; Cannon VS.. Campbell, Utah; BGylcy w.
Barbour Eighth Virginia. Cases IN the hands of
the printer aud nearly cOmplecd-Gillcttc VS..
HerndOn, First Alabama District Smith vs.. Shell
ley, Fourth Alabama; Lowe VS.. Wheeler Eighth
Alabama; Cook vs.. Cuts Sixth Iowa; Lee vs..
Richardson, First South Carolina; StOvull VS.. Ca.
bell, Fiflh Virginia. Cases already taken up and
disposed ot-Mabs0n VS.. OHtes Third Alabama
District Lancr VS.. King, Filth louisiana Smith
VS.. Robertson, Sixth Louisiana; Mcdowell VI.
George Oregon. III the cases of Sessinghausvs.
Frost Third Missouri District, and WitherspoOn
VS.. Davis, First Florida District the printing OF
same has not yet been commenced. The former
is very voluminous, and already considerable Of
the committees time has been taken up in hear
ing motions therein All the work 50 far accom-
pliShcd has been done since the 2lst of December
aud 1t appears as If the time OF the committee had
been pretty well occupied.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
NEW SCHOOL CHARTERS.
FroVisiOns Made for the schools Turned
Gut by the Fire.

cot by the Fire.
Mcssrs. Pearson and Lloyd, Of tho School Board,
to whom was referred the duty of procuring suit
able places for the temporary occupancy of the
several schools thrown out doors by the destruc
ton oft Jefferson School building, have secured
the following premises and arranged for the COM
menccment of the schools to day; The Wcstmns-
ter Church, Seventh, between and Il streets, will
be occupied by the girls school taught by Misses
Waugh, Whitemore, Wilson, and Maxwell Tho
Sixth Street Presbyterian Church, between Mary
land avenue and G street, by girls schools taught
by Misses Gray Halliday, Bowen, DAVIS, McCnrt-
ney, and Wilson all girls schools Mr.. Meadors
church, Virginia avenue, near -Four. and. n hnlI
street, VIII be occupied by boys schools, taught by
Misses Itook, Moore, Anderson, Rowcll, and
smith. The German Church, Four and-o half
street, near Virginia avenue, will be occupied by
boys schools taught by Misses HALEY and Davis.
The schools taught by Misses RyneX and Audcr-
son will be recommended ut Mr.. smiths private
house, corner of Sixth and T. streets southwest
Becker's Hall, Virginia avenue, near Seventh
street, Will be Temporarily occupied by the girls
school taught by Mrs. Wise and Miss Van Horn
The boys schools taught by Miss NJ. Garrett and
Miss RannCy viii be resumed ut William CrOggOn's
private house, j25 seventh street southwest Rooms
will be provided in the drccnlCat building for the
boys schools taught by Misses Riley, McCauley
and II. Garrett The boys schools taught by Misses
Law and Johnson will be resumed in the Potomac
School buildings. All these schools will com
mCnCe to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

When Emmett is himself las he was last night
there is no actor on the American stage more ca
pablo Of pleasing his audiences than the creator Of
Eri., Teutonic drama Of known and lasting
fame without Peer in his particular line, En-
met has attained wcll.desorved reputation that
always insurcs him crowded and enthusiastic
houses. This latest version Of Fiiss travels locates
him in Ireland and in the course OF the play intro
duccs new songs and dances and mparts nll his
old time skill nthcirroudtiOu, gaining from those
present lnst night continued rounds OF applause.
The utructiveuess OF the play IL greatly enhanced
by the scenic effects and the church chimes,
iaunting car. &c. embodied therein 10 Is to be
hoped that Emmett will favor Washington with
presentation of " Fritz Among the Gypsies (his
latest creGtion) before the close OF his engage
ment A matinee will be given on Saturday.
none Wednesday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
THE JOCKEY CLUB.
a Committee Appointed to Perfect M
llrnnnIHnIInn.

meeting of the Jockey Club was held last
evening at Willard. Mr. j. S. Edwards nomi-
mated Captain Frank Hollingshead chairman ana
Mr.. II. j. Megs secretary. There were eleven
names added to the original list of members, max
ing fifty-fve in all. The bylaws passed by the
National Fair Association, which is the basis of
features of which are that the members are to pay
go each year, and the membership to Gnti-
Tic the party to free admission to any part Of
tho grounds or grand stand with his
family or any number of ladies under his
escort. The club will also have the management
OF the running races upon the grounds. The by
chair appointed the following committee per-
manent organization: J. s. Edwards, II. B. Me-
lntyre, ii. ii. Blackburn, NJ. NJ. Parker, William
Dickson, j. c. McKibbon, L. G. Hine, and upon
motion the chairman was added to the committee.
The meeting then adi0urned until Monday might.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
LOCAL MENTION.


Hn Luck.
Yesterday tall MISUNDERSTANDING gentle
man walked into the Importers Tea Companys
store, $40 Market Space, threw down dollar, and
said hc wanted can of tea. lie got II, and In the
cun found ali elegant stcm- winding aud stem set
ting chutclnine watch, worth SIS The watch
keeps splendid time. Colonel G. G, Morrow, assist
ant executive clerk of the United States Senate,
is the name OF the gentleman referred TO, and no
doubt he will devote most of to- day If not the bal
ance Of the week exhibiting his charming little
prize TO his numerous friends. Yesterday the I'M
porters' Tea Company gave away fory-thrce
watches and seven articles Of diamond jewelry,
besides many pieces Of silyefwarc. A good many
people living out of the city order by mail,
81 per can cans for So, IL cans for
$40, % cans for $40, and So cans for $50.
Many country merchants and postmosters are
making up clubs. Generally speaking the getter
up of club of twenty-five cans, costing So or
siNty.iivc cans, costing $50, gets handsome pres
emit IL takes but little time to get up II club.
Clerks in Departments and Others can easily do IL,
and II they do not succeed In getting very valn-
able prize they at least get well paid In the tea or
coffee for their trouble. Always bear in mind this
one hct--viz, both tea and coffee are of the best
quality, and cannot be beat In this city. This Is
positively guaranteed and for price II is good
deal lower than can be bought elsewhere. If you
drink either tea coffee be sure aud give the linz
portcrs' Tea Companys goods trial, and be con-
vinced of the truth Of the above statements us to
quality and price. Address Importers Tea Com
pany, $40 Market Space, Washington, ID. G..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
..The Electrical non al .hs Opera.nIou.e

Though but recent organization "Atkinson's
Jolliues" has been more than successfully
launched into the comedy arena and the enter
talnment furnished by this talented combination
to Ford's patrons last night was q thoroughly en-
joyable performance, both In an artistic and
mirthful sense. "Thc Electrical Doll /" is mixed
chJ dGuVre, comprising melango Of musical and
comedy specialties strung together by well-con
nGctcd plot, and, as presented, gives ample scope
for uproarious fun and display of the morltorlous
capabilities Of the people appearing in the cast
The VOcalizations were OF superior order
while the originality and delightful nature
Of the musical score proved source of
marked Interest to the large audience
assembled Conspicuous in general excellence
was the rendition Of the characters of the senior
and junior TigigS by Messrs. Felch and Daniels ro.
spectively, the former being immense as the cranky
old toy. maker and the latter eyoking great laugh
ter aud applause as the mischievous son. Miss
Anna Guenther in the dual roles OF DOliy Winnie
aud the " Electrical Doll was charming, and the
CuEy S6b6ins of Kate Chester was an unusually at
trncIiyo sOubrette part Mr. DennisOn was also
equal TO the requirements of Christopher Itgh. The
JOlliues will only hold the boards for i've more
nights and Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
IOWA nepubIIcnns.

The Iowa Republican Association met al Cosmo-
politan Hall last night. William r. Clark presid-
ing, Colonel Cowie, chairman of the committee on
constitution made report and on motion the adop-
ton of the constitution was made u special order
for the next regular meeting, $. d. Frye treasurer
made IL report of receipts and expenditures during
the last month. committee, consisting of
Messrs Gallatin Herring, and lddings, was APP
pointed to interview the Iowa Senators and Rep
rescntatiyes and secure one or more speakers for
the next meeting. The committee heretofore APP
pointed 10 confer with the Kansas and Nebraska
associations In regard to the establishment of a
rendinR. room was grnnted lurlher DINE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

The polo game atthe rink last evening attracted
a large and fashionable audience. The contest
was sharp and vigorous, and elected hearty APP
plause, The good plays Of the Baltimore boys
were rewarded as wen as that the home team
The playing was very brilliant, The first four
goals were won by the Washington boys, Hillyer,
HELEN, ana Metals, making some fine plays. The
iiflh and the sixth goals were won by the visitors
and the seventh was carried by the home team
as '' fo Of ts i" BamoPe tcSmHHy eSStan and
point; Waltemyer, forward; House centre;
Humes, back; Pennington, cover Byrn and
field and captain; Ben HELEN, point; Bruce Me.
Falls, forward teld George $. Hobbs, second
cover; George HELEN, cover; W. W. Murphy and
Ernest Main, goal. George Boyd referee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

The preparations for the production Of 1.-THE
smugglers" by the Washington operate Assocla-
ton at Lincoln Hall OH Friday and Saturday next
are being rapidly pushed forward AS win be
seen by reference 10 our advertising columns the
solo parts arc in able hands, while the chorus Is
one Of the best over gotten together In this Coun-
try. As the work Is being brought out under the
personal supervision of Messrs, SouSa and Vance,
the authors, u representation exactly meeting
their ideas may be expected. The tickets are sell.
ing rapidly, and NJ the performances are being
given for the benefit Of the National Rifles
prodnoLlon of tho first purelY American opera.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
DE-. Nj, Coro nl.nd's recognition.

Despite the rain u very pleasant party assembled
in the pOrOrs Of Dr. Bland, street, last night.
Among tho guests were Hon. Warren Chase, Colonel
Richard Hinton, Roy. Dr. Gonzales, Colonel Me-
Career, Mr. and Mrs. Tilton Mr.. aud Miss Gran,
Miss ST., Pierre, Mr., oath, Mr.. Edward Daniels,
Captain Kimberly aud wife, Mrs Merrill, Mrs.
Slusslnger and number OF others whose names
we failed TO get. The literary programme com
prised an original poem by Lydia Tlltonj reotta
tons, by Hattie Graft and Dr. n. Cora Bland an
essay, by DR.. Gonzales and . capital speech, by
Hon. Warren Chase.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

Indy the other day visited various places Of
business in the city soliciting different articles
from our merchants Tor the benefit of the fair now
in progress at the Children's Orphan Asylum, cor
ner Tenth and streets northwest. Among other
places visited was the Importers Tea Companys
store, $40 Market Space, the manager of which
very kindly donated several cans OF ten and coffee
to be rallied for at the fair. The lady who solicited
the donation bought can of tea, and was sur
prised and pleased TO find in the can handsome
silver watch. a good many watches and numer-
Gus articles of jcwelry are daily given away at this
In and purchase can tea or coffee, You might
get nice present. Try IL; 81 II can, cans for 50
n present in every can. Address Importers Tea
Company, $40 Market Space, Washington, d. g.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

The Clan-ha Gael entertainment and reception
to-morrow night at odeon Hall, corner Four-and
a-half street and Pennsylvania avenue, promises
to be very fine aiiuir Judging from tho number
ofinYations and the cagerness with which they
are sought for the hall viii be crowded, A first
rate programme is arranged, tne band viii be in
Attendance, and several PROMINENT Congressman
will address the Hssemblage, The centennial OF
the Irish volunteers convention at Dungannon
will be celebrated In a manner worthy of the
occasion aud calculated TO give pleasure and sat
isfuCliOn TO all particiDatiuR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

Miss Annie Louise Cary, probably the most
popular singer on the American stage, will appear
ut Lincoln Hall on Wednesday evening of this
week, with the Philharmonic Club of New York
Justly esteemed one Of the best organizations of
Inc Kind that has ever visited this CITY Tho on.
teralnment offered by this party wiz be OF the
highest order apd will be enjoyed by al lovers OF
the artistic rendering Of classical music.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

Are you suffering from Cough, Cold, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any of the various pulmonary
troubles that so often end in Consumption2 If 50,
use "Wilbor's Pure Cod-Liygr Oil and Lime" II
safe aud sure remedy. This Is no quook prepare;
ton, but Is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty. Manufactured only by A. j. Wilbor,
Chemst, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.


For he Mtidio AR1nHc states, tight rain, folowcd
bg clearing ceatbsr, ,ciuds reerng to colder agccsi
uy. bigbcr pressure.
Tor Washington, a. m.-Fdir ceaihu during The
dap
Thormomctrc readings: "a. m, 500 II q, M,
5io3p. m, $50; p. M, $50 IL p M, 539, maxi
mum, $50 minimum, 1862.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

The National Republican Publishing Company has
Issued in pamphlet form Of one hundred aud hCenty.
fre double column pages, in clear tgpe aud handsome
style, The JR rerbatim report Of he recent proceedings
and Tho decision Of The Court IN he Supreme Court Of
The District Of Columbia In The matter of he United
States u.s. Genera, Thomas j. Brady Ct al, IN ecitich
proceedings attempted to be Instituted By criminal
Information IN lieu Of prcsentmen aud indictment By
grand jrv. This pamphlet tuH be rdiuaJs 10 he
legal profession throughout The entire country, as Il .
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arguments upon his important branch Of criminal
practice that has been presented before legal tt-
bundL
Copies can be had upon application or By addressing
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fn0ton, D. G, Price, 81 per copy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
EI0llaayG Goods

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings, Fine Gold
Jewelry, American Watches. Ster-
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

WE would call special attention to the advertise
ment in our columns of farm for sale or rent. 1t
is delightfuy situated near the city, and is partic
ularly well adapted for summer residence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

The Postmaster General yesterday sent q letter
to the House Appropriations Committee, urging an
appropriation of $4,000 for the rental and furnish
ing ofa building for the use of the money order
Office. The clerical force of this division Is very
much cramped in their present quarters, and ad-
ditonal room Is needed for 100 clerks. There are
a number of buildings in the vicinity of the De-
parmN which can be secured, andi is expected
that the appropriation will DO made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 1Sb "Ward" prints, at 55c per 10.
Also cottage cheese, Sc. per ball; buttermilk, SC,
per quart, and sweet milk Sc. per Quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
TAYLOR & HUFTY.
YELOUTE KID GLOVES.

Never before has there
appeared such n novelty in
Mems Gloves as the new
VEL0UTE.
They are made from the
best quality of real kid,
and by a newly-discOvered
process the surface is con-
yertcd into actual velvet,
quite unlike the usual
glace or glossy surface Of
kid leather. 1t is from
this popularity that they
are called "VELOUTE."
These Gloves are suita-
BILE for Dress, Walkingand
business purposes, anu are
sold by
TAYLOR & HUFTY.
o33 Penna. Ave.