National Republican., 1875-07-20

Weather probabilities estimated at q, m: In
the Lower Lake region and the Mic die States
stationary 10 falling barometer, so alhesst to
Southwest wind, slightly warmer, ps rtly clou iy
weather, and possibly occasional raj rs northeast
Of the AIlegaGies.
Thermometric readings taken j. lily IS. 1876, at
the Signal Once: At a. m, eeo 7.:S5 a. N, go;
u m. 73o p m, $50; 4S5 p. m s6o; p. m
7le; II p. m, 7Ge. Maximum. 500; minim 1m, GO.
Try the BIC. cigars. They ar Q the best of all.
The grand Jury was adjourned. yesterday to the
10Th OF September next.
Sherman s Grant, bankers Highest price paid
for 8 65 bonds and audftor's Ger tihestes.
All the court proceedings yesterday, except
matters Of routine, appear in our local columns.
SIX per cent. paid on der osIts, payable on de-
mand. Special rates on Il me deposits. J, H.
Squire s Co., bankers.
George r. Milburn, real estzse broker, 5l3 Sew
enth street, has been ap pointed notary public
for the District Of Columf hs.
H: D. Cooke, jr:, & e, F street near the the
buy and sen District SCI Surittos. etc.
The tfcnie at the new Scheutzen park, Seventh
street, to-day, for tho beneht Of st. Dominlcs
church, will be grand affair. The grounds VIII
be Illuminated in the evening.
small frame house In the alley betweeDGrace
and Water and High and Potomac streets,
Sieorgetown TOOK ire yesterday about l3o o'clock,
from a defective fue. Tire police and fremen
subdued the flames. Damage trihing.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF Free and
leave Alexandria at O'Clock p. M J ally 20, for
the purpose Of establishing Royal Arch Chap
ter Of Free and Accepted Masons at LyneAburg.
Virginia.
Yesterday morning at the house Of Mr.. SteIn-
metz on Massachusetts, avenue, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, one Of his daughters was
severely Citten by dog owned byiMr. S:enmetz-
The dog was shot by policeman. DR.. Garnett
attended the patient and does not fear any serious
result.
Duucapson Bros, Guctioneers, will sell, this
evening at Q O'Clock, that splendid property on Z
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets north
west. being on the perth side OF street, and I'm
nv o SfOrv hTirE dwelling house II
Is seldom that such desirable property is offered
at auction, being in the heart Of the city, and sold
by order OF Reginald Fendall, executor.
About Il o'clock Sunday night an attempt was
made to enter the residence Of Col. Lubey, water
registrar, ] street, between First and North
l'apitol streets northwest. through the basement
window, but watchman on the adjoining prem
ises seeing the thief, fired his revolver at him,
which failed to bring him TO, and he made his es-
cape.
1t turns out that the terrible accident happen
ing TO Miss Rubenstein last Saturday, in the
bureau Of engraving and printing OF the Treasury
Department, was not much beyond big scare to
Thai youpV isdy. She received some bruises and
scratches from the tghtness with which she was
held while her dress was entangled IN the ma
chineTy, but beyond this no inJufy was done her.
One Of the horses attached TO q tsr-cart of the
Abbott Pavement Company fell in front OF The
REPUBLICAN office yesterday afternoon. Some
sanitary disorder, as indicated in the horses re-
fusal Of bis food and the heat and fatigue OF the
day. CO used the fall. The harness.Gas removed,
- and Mr. Wright, the contractor for street sweep
ing and others made him comfortable pos
sible. The animal remained in his reclining posi-
tiOn until dusk, when he was driven to the stables
apparently well.
Last Saturday evening, as a number OF little
girls were playing on street, between Fourth
and Filth streets, daughter of Mrs. LsROire,
aged about seven years. was thrown down by a
playmate, and striking her head on the czrbstone,
was badly injured. She was taken up inseusiDle,
and DR.. Nally was called in. 1t was at first sup
posed that her skull had been fractured, but she
TegaiDed her consciousness yesterday morning.
From the fact that she sPits blood, it is thought