National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-18

Thermometrie readings taken August Il, 1875, at
as sls sao @ So az ss M vi sSS M 49,
IL p. m, 72o; maximum, 300; minimum, go.
: Weather probabilities estimated at O'Clock
O. m: For the Middle States, lower lake region,
and South Atlantic States light rains, followed
BY clearer and cooler weather, winds shifting TO
southwest and northwest, and rising barometer.
Try the B. q. cigars. They are the best Of all
Sherman Grant, bankers-Highest price paid
for s-e5 bonds and auditors certificates.
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
mand. Special rates on time deposits. ], Il.
Squire Co.. bankers. .....--. ..
Treasury, do 3 general banking business, and
buy and sell District securities. etc. ...
Amanda Duvall, alias Lizzie Smith, was ar
rested yesterday by Ofieer Shilling. CHARGED
cut BY Maggie Sullivan.
Messrs. Young Middleton sold for J. A.
barber ana F. A; Darneille, trustees, lot e,
square 40, improved by an unfinished three-story
brick, 20 Mrs. NJ. e. Barber, Tor IS, $50.
Mrs Julia Collins, residing on Four-and-a half
street, between n and U streets southwest, was
Rored by a COW in her COW yard yesterday morn
log AID severely injured. Dr. McCsuley attended
her &c.. ,...-.
Ohicer LipscomD yesterday arrested Hsuilton
Mcintyre on suspicion OF having in his possession
. lot Of harness. It afterwards appeared that the
harness was OF a lot stolen some time ago from o
Mr.. FitZhugh, Of South Washington.
Yesterday morning as the hose carriage belong
ing to engine company, No; 8, was on It's way to
the fire on Seventh street, William Fitzpatrick,
one Of the hremen, was thrown of at the corner Of
Fifth and streets northwest, sustaining consid-
cradle injury.
Messrs. ]. W. Randall and Tom Cropley, Of
the Potomac Boat Club left last Rght for Sara
and Randall will pull in the single scuIl race
From Saratoga they will go to Troy and enter in
the approaching regatta at that place.
Monday afternoon, while a number of little
boys were engaged jumping in and out OF wagon
belonging to Mr.. John Morgan, on South Caro-
lima avenue southeast, Willie SmalIwOOd, aged
about nine years. son Of the late Lsmuel Small
wood, fell out and broke his leg between the knee
and thigh.
Sunday morning last the canal-boat H. NJ Tai
bott, lying at th6seot of Market street, George
town, was discovered to be leaking and nIling up
rapidly. The boat had on 100 bushels of wheat
and 200 bushels OF corn. A large force Of work
not until q small portion Of it had been slightly
damaged.
The officers Of the Mary Washington will give
me onlight excursion TO Glymont this evening.
The steamer will leave her wharf, Seventh street,
at O'clock tDuch at Alexandria at $50 to take on
passengers, and proceed to Glymont, where dane
ing and other pastimes will be INDUCED in to the
tunes OF Donch's band. Tickets so cents, admit
ting gentleman and lady.
The following is the programme of music BY the
Marine band at the Smithsonian grounds this
gan Paris-Kulipe. 3. Overture, 81 J'etais Roi-
Adam. 4. Mazourka, Soubrette-Conadi. s. Sc
lection from Traviata5Nerdl Q. waltz, Ros-
Qusdrille LIE vieur Matils-L. Schneider. 9.
Galop, Weiner Leben-Uberschaer. 10. National
Air
The twenty second exhibition Of the Mont
gomery County Agricultural Society will take
place on the fair grounds at Rockville September
8, and 10. The committee on reception are Pres
ident E. ]. Hall and Messrs. W. W. Oorcoran,
Joseph H. Bradley, Charles Albert, A. E. Perry,
II. q. HsllOWell, Captain Z w. Owen, S. !.
Stonsstreet, r. W. Garter, Hon. W. V. Boue
Hen. NJ. Blair, Hon. A. B. Davis, T. Valdenar,
DR.. W. Waters, K. J. Bowie, W. s. White, Geo.
E. Brooke, ]. L. Duhef, George Peter and o. p.
Dr. h,,a a1AoNn l. N.T
as aids.