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National Republican., 1878-07-12
DefraudiuQ the Revenues.

Deputy Marshal O'Ncal has done some good
work during the present week In apprchcud-
ing and bringing to justice violators of tho
ntcrnal-rcvcnuc law. Iu many of the small
restaurants aud places Of ill-rSputc In the city
malt and spirituous liquors are sold without
the least attention being paid to tho Law or Sc
curing Of license. In fact, the more the laws
can be ignored the greater will be the profits
accruing to the dealers in liquors. The au-
thoritics, becoming convinced that these vio-
lations were not only numerous, but largely
on the increase, determined II possible, to cnd
the business aud make the sellers either take
out license or close up shop Deputy Marshal
O'Neal was intruStcd with the work, and has
make good showing so far this week.
Madame White, Of No. 3Ol Thirteenth street
northwest, was arrested for selling beer un.
lawfully and held in 500 bail to await the
action Of the grand jury.
Madame Shaw, of No. 2i5 Tcnth street
northwest, also sold beer without q license
aud gave bail in the sum Of $50.
James McQuillan, Twentieth and l. streets
northwest, did likewise, and gave the Same
bail.
- Neahouse, of 1920 d street northwest,
sold liquors, was arrested, and yesterday was
searching for bail.
There are others In the same business that
will be likely to share the same fate. The
penalty is fine from 81 10 5000 and i'm
prisonmeut from six months to two years.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
Cooperation.
OFFICE OF THE
COOPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION,
1923 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
I.,l,, 1919

Cooperation.
OFFICE OF THE
COOPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION,
1923 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON, July II, 1873.
The tpo hundred aud hirty-toW members of
Eureka Council No. 4, s. Of l., who signed an
agreement to sever their connection with that
body, arc informed that a resolution was passed
In the council to go out Of existence prior to
june 30. The stock owned by the council In
the Sovereigns Cooperative Association was
sold according to law. At a meeting Of that
council, held on the 25tli ultimo, It was discov-
cred that scrcrdi msabcrs dcslied to continue
it, audi in the interest of peace and harmony,
the majority voted with the minority to cx.
pungc the resolution from tho minutes.
A liberal division Of asscts having been
made, the majority withdrew and formed an
association rs Eureka Council, No. 2, Sover-
cigns Cooperative Association. Franklin
Council having dissolved, and being, with
very large proportion of the members of Co.
lumbia Council, No.. I, desirous of uniting with
us in an association to be organized OH plan
similar to that OF the Civil.Service Supply AS
sociaton Of England, at u meeting on the 9th
Instant our name was changed to cooperative
Supply Association.
The members Gf the late franklin Council,
and those OF Columbia Council desiring to join
US, are requested to send their names and street
numbers by postal card to the Secretary Co.
operative Supply Association, at above mum.
Der, when, upon payment of quarterly dues
they will receive their trade. and circular.
A plan has been adopted by which we are SIRE
to receive greater benefits than could ever have
been expected In the order we have left.
The public are informed that We are not q
secret sofciy. We have neither signs, grips
nor oATHs. We agree to keep our business ar
rangcment, to ourselves. Sovcreigns Of Indus
try and other citizens, whose interests do not
conhi,t with ours are cordially invited to join.
The admission fee Is ouly one dollar, and the
quarterly dues twenty-five cents
OF the amour, paid in by members, one-aith
part Is to be credited TO a general fund, for
current expenses; while four.flflhs is to be
credited TO the member on the books of the
share Of stock in the store corporation, will be
Issued to him. Those who have signed the
previous agreement may obtain trade tickets
and circulars of the officers Oi the late Eureka
Council No. 2, or at the store, 1923 Seventh
street northwest. Those Of the late Franklin
Council aud Columbia Council, No. /, can OBJ
tain them as previously indicated and at the
meeting next Saturday evening. They arc re-
questcd to come early for that purpose.
An election of officers to serve for the re-
mainder Of the calendar year will be In order
a. the meeting 10 be held Saturday. Jaly l3, al
eight p. M. Bring a candidate with you, and
elect your own officers. We meet in the new
aud commodious hall. 1929 Seventh street.
W. II. MILLS, President pro ten.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
General Huntoa's Chanre.-LiveIy Times In
the state.


the state.
ALEXANDRIA, July II, ISIS.
To Tie Editor Of hS Adt,Odd RepaJiicuH:
Last night meeting was held in the
Market square and was addressed by
Che Hon. Eppa Hunton, the present rep.
r,sentatiye Of the eighth district, who
spoke for an hour aud half explaining
his course in Congress- followed by :. Chapman
Ncale, esq, candidate for the nomination be.
fore the convention to be held here IN August,
for the Forty.sixth Congress. The ward meet
ings to be held Tonight will appoint delegates
TO the convention, majority OF which, II not
hl, will be favorable TO Mr. Ncale-s0 II Is
ssid by those who pretend to know.
\ bomb.shcll from b. Johnson Barbour, Of
Orange County appeared in the GdscHs last
evening. announcing himself as al indcpend-
ent candidate, which may interfere somcN hat
with the convention arrangements.
T. ], Fauntloroy, on Frederick, talks Of run.
ming independent also Ia the district He Is u
smart, shTc"d mGu, great on the stump, and
not particularly polite ia handling his weapons
In Il canvass, or he would not probably have
defeated Mr. Barton from that district Fred.
erick in the Legislature.
There arc uunierUus gentlemen all over the
district also looking for IL, aud, as there Is
eOnsidclal dissatisfaction in many parts Of the
district because General Huuton did not de-
sire to bring OIL light for Tiden he may be set
aside.
In Mr.. fuckers district, Mr.. Whitehead, Of
LynChburg, lOnncrlya q representative IN Con.
grefs Is making strong !uaaway for the nom.
inatiOn. Conventions are getting very 'odi.
GUS II the Virginia papers were not 50 bitter
nnd tymnnCal about shooting descrters or
independents, there would be numerous inde.
pendent candidates. Things, however, will be
lively during August all over the State. Mauy
want the position for the salary.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITF NOTES.

Miscellaneous matter on third page.
For excursions and picnics see third page.
Court calendar aad routine legal news on
Eird page
b +. Queen, Of the St. James newsstand,
Bends files Of the New York Clipper.
-wi1om, 5Oi Ninth street, has marked the
Clifton Flour down to sl.60 the quarter
barrel.
-Early yesterday morning Mr.. William B.
Bowen, residing at No. 1913 Columbia street,
fell from the second-story window of his resi-.
dence aud was severely injured about the
head and face.
Two newsboys, named James Richardson
and Henry Quad, had rough.and-tuubie
fight in the Smithsonian grounds yesterday
afternoon, which resulted in their arrest by
Officer Yeatman. They will meet Judge
Smell at the Unitarian church to-day.
The first of the series Of Saturday evening
excursions, projected by the Franklin TEN.
perancc Legion, will be given tomorrow even.
Ing on the steamer City Of Washington. Some
Of the best vocal talent of this city and Balti.
more will assist in the grand concert to be held
un board the steamer, and fine string band
has been engaged to furnish the music for
dancing.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
THE BOND ROBBER.
Perkins, tho Boston Pct" Lodged In tn.
District Jail

Perkins, tho Boston Pct" Lodged In the
District JAIN.
Edward Perkins, who was arrested several
days ago in Philadelphia while trying to dis.
pose of the bonds stolen from ex.Naval Con-
strGctor Hanscom, of Washington, was brought
to this city yesterday afternoon, on the half.
past one o'clock train, in charge Of deputy
marshal OF Philadelphia, and turned over to
Marshal Douglass, Of this District The pris-
ouer was Immediately hurried of to Jail and
turned over to Warden Crockcr for safe keep
ing. John J. PcttcnSill, alias Edward Perkins
alias John Anderson, alias Boston Pet" is
about forty years of age, stands Ave feet six
inches high, has light brown hair and nous
tache, blue eyes, full face, large, thick nose,
and large lips. In general appearance re.
scmblcs German, and by his dress aud man
ner would he taken for a country storekrepcr
Perkins has already served two years In the
Eastern Penitcntiary, at Philadelphia for for
gerry, and is well known to the detectives.
The prisoner had hearing last Wednesday
before United States Commissioner Smith, Of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Hanscom, Mr.. Hill, the
clerk at Drexel & Co.'S bank. when Pit
kin tried TO sell the bonds Detective
Franklin. Of Philadelphia, and Detective
James A. McDcvitt, of this city, testified re-
gsrling the robbery. and the prisoner was
committed. in dcfldit Of S25,OOO bail. Immc-
diatey aiterwsrl he was brought before
Judge Cadwalader, who turned him over to II
deputy marshal, with instructions 10 report
with his prisoner at Washington.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
81 ALPACA Co,rs. EIsenan's, seven,h and I
Theatre Comique.

Reynolds and Walling, two great favortes
in this city, take benefit this evening, which
will be the occasion of the appearance of a
brilliant combination of talent. Among the
celebrities billed to appear arc Raymond aud
Williams, johnny Mack, Alfred Suppee,
Blackjack and Swami, and Amos Adams This
weeks company, which Is very strong, will
also appear in the regular programme, aud be
reinforced by the famous Southern Seranaders,
under the supervision of Mr.. Harry Western.
Jake Budd will give his rendition of "Bll
Jones Cousin" "Our Pink Dominoes" will
also be produced. and Reynolds and Wal!iug
will give dot Turnpike Gate"
National Republican., 1878-07-12
NEW YORK.


The closest and best contested game OF tho
season among amateurs was played yesterday
afternoon by the Athletic and Alert nincs, both
Of North Washington.
At the end OF the ninth inning the score
stood 3 TO in favor of the Athletic, and the
game compared favorably with those played
by more celebrated clubs
The New York nine is still Of the opinion
that II can play the National a good game, and
to that eud have arranged another contest for
this afternoon, at Ave o'clock. The visitors
evidently had an oi day yesterday, and will
endcavor TO do pretter work to-day. Go out
aud give the boys another chance.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Utica, \. Y.-Lowells, IL; CtirIs, :.
st. Louis-BTslons, 5; indianapolis, 1.
Observation-Disclosures IL; Cincinnati, 2.
Cleveland, O.-Hornclls, 81 Forest City, =
Worcester Mass.--Ncw BedfJrds, @; Wor.
ccsters, o.
Bntiaio-BufFi.los, /; Stars, l; game called
on the sixth inning on account of rain.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
PrnhahIY "A EntnI sun-Strnke.

About nom yesterday co!Orcd man, named
Daniel Lee, was overcome by the heat while
working at the corner of Fourth and G
streets northeast. He was taken to neigh.
boring house and received medical aid from
DIR. Krcauler, who was passing at the tine of
the occurrence. After recovering somewhat the
patient was taken to his residence corner OF
Sixteenth AMI Est Capitol streets, by Officers
PrIther and Clinton. Alta late hour last even
ing the sufferer was still in u critical c0ndi-
ton, and his attending physician had slight
hopes of his recovery.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
$40, 900 Wanted for "A Broken Leg.

Dennis Pumphrcy, by his next friend, Ed
ward p. Pumphrcy, and through his counsel
Messrs. K. T. Merrick aud William +. Mat
tingly-has entered suit against the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company, claiming
S20,OO0 damages. In the declaration the plain
tif sets forth that on April 9, 1873, while cross
ing u certain street, over which tho conlpauy's
tracks and engines ran, he was knocked down
by u car and dragged some distance, receiving
severe injuries, resulting in the aInputation of
his right leg. lie was put to great expense.
received permanent iniury, and was damaged
10 the extent Of the amount named.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
The Police Court Takes n New Departure on
Its Eighth Anniversary.

Inc fohce Court Thkesa New Departure on
Its Eighth Anniversary.
The police officers, baiiHs, doorkeepers, law
ycrs and other habituCs Of the old Police Court
on c street were surprised yesterday morning.
The following order was quietly issued by the
District Commissioners late Wednesday after
noon: That the judge Of the Police Court of
the District Of Columbia be notified that the
building on the northeast corner Of Sixth aud d
streets northwest. in this city, Is now ready for
occupancy by said court, which he will at once
proceed TO remove thcrcto.''
The orlcr was kept back from the press that
the public or parties interested should not
have either knowledge or time to Interfere
with the removal. When the court officers as.
scmblcd at their old quarters yesterday morn.
ing they were informed of the change about to
he made aud very soon people began to hustle
about. prCwrimEliOr the move to the Unitarian
Church building. Some embarrassment was
caused by the fact tltt the door OF the new
court building was locked fast and the key WA
not Immediately available. The officers finally
succeeded in clcc'ug an entrance, aud found
the place bare Of all furniture.
Some chairs and desks were brought over
from the old building, aud, everything being
ready, RHiir Barton cried "Oycz," aud the
court wa, opened. Judge Smell rcmarke ed that
the day was the eighth anniversary of the
court, aud ne desired to hasten the removal, 50
rs 10 have matters arranged before leaving the
city, which he expected to do In few days
Ia reference to the opposition to the location
Of the court in its new quarters he desired to
ay that every officer Of the court should exert
himself 70 prevcat the court becoming an an-
nOyauce to citizens. He hoped that they would
keep the court aud its surroundings SO that in
u short time there would be no cause Of com.
plant, aud all prejudice or objection would be
removed. The business Of the court thea pro.
ceedcd In the new building there are ample
quarters for the prisoners underneath the
courtroom.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
BlSE-B1JL.
The New York Boys suffer au Overwhelming
Defeat, but Want to Try Again.

The New York nine made very poor show.
ing yesterday afternoon in their game with
the National. as the latter easily defeated them
by score of % to I. The feature Of the game
was the terrific batting of the champs" rs
they found no difficulty in humping double
aud triple bacgers out of Clair. 1t would be
well for the National managers to insist upon
their men playing the game for all 1t is worth,
and not be allowed 10 make errors In order to
help visiting niue make runs The same
courtesy will not bc extended our home nine
by any of the visiting clubs who play here,
and the business should be stopped at once.
The following summary will sulice TO show
how the work was done:
National Republican., 1878-07-12
The First CoIored Baptist Excursion.

Mcssrs. e. $. johnson, r. W. Chase, and p.
Dixon, committee on the part of the First
Colored Baptist Church, sent iu communica.
ton to The REPUBLICAN In reference to the
excursion given by that church to Rockville,
Nd, last Monday, denying the published state.
meut rs TO fights which occurred on the eX.
cursion and the presence of bcligercat roughs
Oh the train also that there were any broken
heads or bloody noses as stated, and that the
service of the city policemen were asked for or
needed, and state that there never was q more
quiet day spent on picnic. ground.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
A New neneflcinl Instltntion.

Good viii Commapdcry No. 90 U. o. @
G., was organized here last evening by Deputy
Supreme Commander Sir Knight George b.
Haddan. Of Nashville, Tenn. who installed
the following named gentlemen Ms officers for
the ensuing term, viz: N. c., Dr. s. I. Groot /;
n. y.C, J. B. Austin W. p. Edward Day I;
W. H., A. N Ham; X. OF r., Willis Drummond,
jr. +, X. Of r., George Rcdway treasurer, G.
A, Boynton; W. l. O., l.. Rosenbaum; W. O.
g., s. r. Taylor; p. N. C., A. NJ. McBath.
This institution is beneficial In It's character,
paying It's members weekly beuc6ts, and
$1,000 on death Of member to his or her ben
eficiary. II admits females aud none but
those who are strictly temperate.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
KITzENSTETN'S CALAMITY.
A Tailoring Establishment Ruined by Fir
and Water.

ana wafer.
About half.pSst nine O'Clock last evening fire
was discovered in room in the third story of
the building No. $40 Seventh street northwest,
occupied by Knt1enstein, the clothing mcr.
chant. The fire originated in the work room
of the tailoring establishment, which is the
middle room on the third floor, and 1t Is sup
posed to have caught from a stove used by the
tailors in heating their irons. An alarm wRs
turned in from box II, at the Bank
of Washington, and soon afterward,
rs there appeared to be danger of
an extensive connagrat0n. n general alarm
was struck, bringing out all the engines of the
fire department. By free Use Of water the
flames were confined to the apartment where
the fire originated aud the ad joining property
saved. large amount of damage was done
in Mr.. katzenstcius establishment by the
water. with which the whole stock WIS
drenchcd. His loss is variously estimated at
from 5000 to $l0.OG0, fully insured. The
buildimg which is owned by Mr. Samuel
Fowler, was not seriously damaged. some
crockery.ware in the adjoining store of b.
Silvcrberg was broken by the firemen in their
efforts to get at the flames.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
Trouble with IA noarder,

Daniel II. and George Nichols, proprictors
of the Mount Vernon House, Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four and-a.half and Sixth
streets, had some trouble with one Of their
bUardcr5 named =. l.. Iloagland, about rent,
aud free fight cusucd, in which lamps aud
pa.tcrOl.pars images flew around lively, but
luckily no one WAS struck. Hoagland got out.
u warrant, and the two Nicholses were arrested
yesterday by Officer lIciulnc.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
A New Baptist Preacher.

At council Of coored Baptist ministers and
other delegates, held at the Fourth Baptist
Church, on X street, between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth streets, yesterday, 1t was decided,
at the request of the Second Falls Church. of
Fairfax, Va, to oriain Mr.. John Prior for the
gospel ministry. Rev. J. F. Boldcn will de-
liver the ordination sermon, Rev Robert john
son will offer the ordination prayer, Rev
William j. Walker will charge the new minis.
ter, aud Rev. Mr.. Boldeu will address the
church
National Republican., 1878-07-12
A Police DrIlI.

Nearly all of the pstromen of the Metro.
politan police furce assembled at six o'clock
last evening in the grounds attached to the
Jefferson school building, South Washington
and had a battalion drill. The men presented
q fiuc appearance, and wcut through the move.
meuts Of the drill and baton exercise with a
precision that indicated thorough training and
discipline. The cutire force of mounted police
was drilled by Lieutenant Johnson yesterday
afternoon, at six o'clock on vacant lot Just
south of Howard University.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
A Fine Exuursion.

The excursion to be given to Annapolis by
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday next promises to be the finest of
the season. There is much OF interest to be
seen in the ancient burgh, and the trip to and
from there is delightful, We would advise all
to 40. Consult the advertisement in another
column.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
The foIIowing were the snccessfnl hlllcrs:

meeting Of the Vcrcin was held at the
park last evening President Wolfm the chair
The executive committee reported that every.
thing was progressing fIvOrably and tha: they
would assure the association that this years
festival. which bcgius oil the 29;h instant
would be more than usually successful.
The committee has decided to hold meetings
At the park every Thursday evening. A
special meeting of the entire association will
lie held Sunday, the 2lst instant, when the
dnal reports will he received ard all arrange.
ments perfected.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
oDD PAST. at half value. Ei,yman's, 7th and E,
Real I..Iaie TrnnsLcri

A. r. Applcman to william II Patterson, for
5000, lot 49, square $50, James Mlnot to
John Hart, for $3.50 lot c, square 557. W.
Willoughby and W. F. Msttingly, trustees, to
Hugh McCafrcy, for 35JOl5, lots IS and 50,
square 75S
National Republican., 1878-07-12
Amusement. and Excursions.

CosIQCE-Naricty performance.
The barge C0ckadc City leaves Ct seven p m. for
an excursion twenty miles down the river and re-
turn.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten a. m. returning at
four ,. IN.
Forty miles for ten cents The City Of AleNnn
dra leaves Seventh street wharf at halfpas eleven
q IN, returning at three p. IN.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
B TeleRrapl,.

New ORLEANS, July Q. 1878.
In the seventh Grnnd Distribution OF the Louisi-
ana State Lottery Company, made In this city on
Tuesday, the 9th instant ticket No. 1883, sold in
Marion, Ind, drew first capital prize: No. Ii2l6.
scld IN Washington, second capital prize No. T2G,
third capital prize. NJ. A.tDAUPlIIN, President.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
Falling into Line,

The clerk of the court has Issued marriage
licenses to the following aPplicants;
+. r. Pinkney aud Mary NJ. Gross.
Israel SedgwiUk aud Alice Riddles
Thomas J. Henrik and Annie +. Sprigg, both
Of Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

REDUCED rates 10 parties remaining Jns week or
longer. Senson lSISOpens June lb stockton Hotel
Cape May n. j. lNofR.-We take great pleasure In
informing Our patrons that a new passenger elcva.
tor and electric bells tin every room have been
added TO the hotel. CHAELrs DUFFY
(of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
Proprietor and General Manager.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
4 SULTRY DAYS NEWS.
What Our Local Reporters Picked
Up Yesterday.

DoinGs About the City Hall and at the CO.
lunbia Buiiding-A Large Price Asked
for Fractured Limb Liquor Dealers
Arrested for Violating the Revenue
Laws-A Serious Case of sun
stroke-A New Baptist Min
is,erto be ordaIncd-Bat-
talon Drill of Police.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
New Advertisements.

NFW
ball-NatIOnal vs.. New York
Steamer Mary Washington's excursions.
Young Mems star Club excursion Jdly Is.
Proposals for tatiOnery-DepartuCnt Of state.
Select excursion to Annapolis Md, July II. lS7-
Auction sales OF unrcdCcmed plcdscs-E. Heidi
cnheimer.
A. snks & Co. clothcrs, SIC Seventh street and 92I
Pennsylvania avenue.
Simon Wolf Attorney and Counsclor.atLaw,
Justice Of the Peace &C.. CIT Seventh street north
National Republican., 1878-07-12

Annual Sale of stands-Mecting Of the
Nerein.
The annual sale of the stand privileges at
the Schuetzcn Park occurred last evening.
The competition was liveicr than it has been
Tor several wears past, and $500 WAS realized
more than last year.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

BY recent additions liable Bros corner Seventh
aud streets are still aDlO a. offer most attractive
line Of cool summer Cashmere suits at only $40.
These $40 suit. are pleasant stylish, and sstOnish
ingIy cheap.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
CITT ITEMS.

TAKE Ayers Pills for all the purposes OF pur-
gativC, for CONSUMPTION, lnligc,tlon Headache
amd Liver Complaint. by universal accord they
the best Of all I'urgntiycs for family use.