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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 3.-virginia &c. consols. 81;
do. past due coupons IS; do. ten ores 434 bid
BALTIMORE, June 3.-Cotton quiet middling
l21S. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat. southern
do amber, l. 36al.42 No. MARYLAND, l. 43 asked No
1852: July, 1z2Aai. 22H August, I1sal. lS3s; Sep
tember i. IL bid Corn, southern steady and quiet;
western opened higher and closed dull and easysouth
81 1 .as25 June. sla bid July. slAassdlss Oats
mixed mn. 5Sa59 Penn5ylyania: 5Sa6l Rye dull seas5
Butter du % packed l5als creamery 2oaa4
Rio cargoes, ordinary to far, 615a9B. Sugar
quiet-A soft. 90; copper refined. l7AalS. Whisky
quiet, l.20al.2l Freights to Liverpool per steamer
dull and nominal. Receipts -four, /, 762 barrels;
wheat IL, S33 bushels; corn, H. IFS bushels oats 49
bushels rye, none. Shipments-wheat 900 bushels;
corn. 27io bushels Sales-wheat, las. TAG bushels;
NEW YORK, June 3.-Stocks moderately active and
irregular. Money, 81. Exchange-long, 4S6s4 do
short, 4S9. State bonds dull and unchanged Govern
ments irregular. Cotton quiet and firm.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Flour duh and unchanged.
Wheat moderately active and 1a3s cent better. Corn
fairly active and shade better. Pork strong. l90Oa
20. 25. Lard frm IL. 67H
LONDON. June 3, p. m.-Consols- for money.
100 9,l6 for the account 1909. Erie seconds, 939
Atlantic and Great Western second mortgage trustees
certificates l4'. Illinois Central 49, Heading, 49,
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The Thousand. Dollar Bond Counter.
THE ARREST OF BRoCkwAy IN NE,

NEW YORK, June 3-Upon a warrant issued by
L. 5. commissioner Osborn on the strength OF a
bench warrant issued from the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia and the aflidavit OF DO
seph Gilliard, US deputy marshal late last night
arrested the notorious counterfeiter VIM. Brock
way, alias Edward Spencer, and locked him up in
Ludlow street jail. Gilliard In his affidavit sets
forth that he Is engaged In working up a special
case OF counterfeiting by VIM. Brockway, and
charges that the latter carried away from the us
Treasury building at Washington, ID. c., a certain
bed piece used In stamping coupon bonds TO be
put In circulation. There are seven counts In the
Indictment against Brockway. and the copy or the
Indictment Is certified to by George ID. Corkhill,
Us. district attorney for the District OF Columbia
Brockway was arraigned before Commissioner
Osborn to-day. He said he never saw Gilliard be-
fore in his life. He demanded an examination, and
stated that he had nothing to say until he could
communicate with his counsel. He was recon-
mitted to the custody OF the marshal until his
counsel is heard from.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONARY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
-- May H. 1882. !
The hsca year ending June 80 1888. win lie received az
JUNE, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK VI.
Blank forms for bidding Will DE furnished upon an
pEcation.
The bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
Item b: tenn and this advertisement the prof. osal
% accepted by the secretary the Treasury and
me bond accompanying the shall constitute the
eontract St cen the government aud the bidder bid
ders, AID no further contract viii be executed.
Inc articles contracted for must he furnished from
cme to time during the quantities pursuant to
orders from the Department.. The entire quantities
VIII, however. be called for during the year.
Each proposal must be si2aei by the individual or
nrm rnasjrg u, and be ACCOMPANIED by bond with
Sufficient sureties in the of thousand dollars
g. 00o approved by United States officer of the dis
tr.ct in winch the sureties reside do business on
form to b. furnished By the Department conditioned
Tor furfh2 such portions of the articles may bt
awarded under IL, and the performance contract
Proposals unaccomI aniel by such bond will not be
CONSIDERED and contracts viii be awarded only estab
Osed manufacturers Of or dea ill., the articles.
PropOsas To be addressed u the undersigned and
mArk.d Proposals for Stationery"
must be free Of charge at the Treasury
partmcn. Washington. d. e. and will be subject 70 in
syecton i expert de allied for the purpose by the
fer1or 3rue Will be deemed sufficient to annul
the contract 4. the option of the Secretary.
The Department reserves the right defects
and reject any or all bids.
No contrt viii be awarded for the supplies referred
20 above until an appropriation for their shall
have been made by Congress CHAS. J. FOIGER
NILS iaviy Secretary of the Treasury.
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I'd. Edition.
--latest TGleglamS to The Star.
THE ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE IN
MARYLAND.
Two COlOred Boys ArreSted-They
Deny the Girls Statement.

Special dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, June 3.-Jesse Cartwright and
Henry Davenport, two colored men, each about
20 years old, have been arrested and lodged In jail
in Rockville for an attempted outrage OF Miss Hen
ly,about 16 years OF age, daughter OF Mr. G. Henly,
a farmer who lives between the Great Falls and
mouth OF Muddy branch, on Thursday evening.
Her testimony before the magistrate at Potomac
was that these boys. who were fishing at
the mouth OF Muddy branch, tried TO induce
her into the woods by Offering money.
Failing in this, they chased her. Her father saw
and shot them. The boys deny all, and say they
never saw the girl previous TO the trial AL Is
very quiet No threats made to lynch.
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AMERICAN SURGICAL AssoCIATIoN-At the last
days session OF the American Surgical association
at Philadelphia yesterday the following officers
were eleceed to serve during the ensuing year,
Prof. s. d. Gross, OF Philadelphia, president; DIR.
E. NJ Moore, OF Rochester, N. 7. and Prof. Moses
OF Richmond, Ind, secretary; J. Ewing Mears, OF
Philadelphia, recorder COuncil-R. Beverly Cole,
San Francisco, one year; George w. Jay, OF Mas
Virginia, three years. and II. j. Campbell, OF
Georgia, four years.
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The astronomical editor OF the Providence
Journal furnishes the following summary or the
celestial events for the month OF June: June is a
monotonous month among the planets, but by no
means devoid or interest The planetary brother
hood are equally divided as morning and evening
stars. Neptune, Saturn and Jupiter grace the
morning sky, Venus, Mars ana Uranus shine In
the evening sky. Mercury divides the honors, be.
ing evening star at the commencement, and
starit sky In June presents themes for study that
full OF interest to those who would keep track
OF the planets, and follow closely the wauderings
OF the brother and sister spheres that are ever
changing their places as they move IN obedience
to the simple and symmetrical laws that govern
the material universe. The peerless Venus stands
first on the list, as eastward bound she appears
each night IN the glowing west, growing fairef
and brighter a.. the time as she approaches tho
earth. Mercury comes next In interest, for every
pa:ns-taking observer VIII be sure 20 md him,
and VIII never forget the peculiar brlliancy that
marks his appearance, unlike that Of any other
star in the heavens Mars and Regulus. side By
SIDE form another feature OF interest. and at the
close OF the month, the early riser wiz greatly
enjoy the serene aspect OF Saturn and Jupiter -
they anticipate thecsummer dawn. There Is reae
son to hope that the new comet VIII shine forth In
the northern sky In greet array during the nfSc
week OF the month, before reaching per1helion on
the 10th. The ordinary movements OF planets and
stars, for few nights. WIN then, perhapA be sur
passed In interest by the Visible presence OF the
center on It's own fantastic presence ne aueeQoo
with tncAndosccnt namA. A. - GuHomef erAia
spreads over the depths q emre epecA ana veao
with misty light the stars lying In n pefA
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EXECUTIONS YRSTRRDAY.-James z Harvey was
hanged yesterday at CaTrOllt0n, Ga. William L
Noon. who was to have been hanged at the same
time and place, took morphine and was res3ited
till to-day. Sandy Matthews, c0l0red, was hanged
&C MemphiSs Tenn. yesteEdays f0r the Wurooe OF
Essick Polk c0loged
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nfnrder.
DnJrs OprcoN limo a

DALLEs, OREGON, June 3-In a dispute yester-
day at Lone Rock, over the possession OF some
land, w. ii. Caldwell shot and instantly killed j.
z. Fenton. Caldwell surrendered himself, claim
ing that he acted in self defense.
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DEBATING THE REPkESS1ON BILL.
The Commons Refusing % Exclude Pc.
litical Offences from the Measure.

The British House OF Commons yesterday after.
noon went into committee on the repression bill.
Sir William Harcourt, home secretary, said the
treason felony clause would only apply TO Offences
committed after the passage OF the act.
Mr.. Parnell said the statement OF Sir william
HarcOurt was satisfactory as far as &c goes, but
political offences ought TO be entirely excluded
from the bill
After a warm discussion Mr. Davey's amend
ment excluding cases OF treason, or treason felony
from those to be tried by the special commission
courts, was rejected 10y vote OF 20 TO 221. Lord
Edward F1tZmaurice, Sir Wilfrfd Lawson, and
MeSSrS. Heneage, Labouchere, Arnold, Dillwyn,
Collins, Firth, Hopwood, Cohen, Cowen, Caine, and
Jacob Bright voted with the minority.
Mr.. Parnell moved to amend the bill by except
ing murder from trial by the special commission
courts. Retected-123 TO p
Mr.. O'Connor moved an amendment that any OF
the crimes enumerated in the first clause or the
bill, viz, treason, murder, attempt TO Kill, aggra-
waited violence, arson, and attack on dwellings,
should be tried I'm the first instance by jury, and
In the event OF the law failing. by q special COM
mission court. Rejected-124 to %
A dispatch to the Times from Dublin says that
the resignation OF the Hon. Francis Fitzgerald as
Baron OF the Exchequer, Ireland, which was pre-
v1ouSly attributed to Ill health, was due to unwil-
lingneSs to undertake the duties which would be
imposed on him by the repression bill Mr.. Glad
stone said In the House or Commons yesterday that
he was unaware OF Baron Fitgerald's resignation.
The Right Hon. Christopher Palles, Lord Chief
Baron OF the Exchequer In Ireland, In opening the
Dublin Commission yesterday, said nfty-sfx per
cent OF the crime in the city and seventy per cent
in the country was undetected This was matter
for grave reflection As TO the Phoenix Park muir.
derers, he understood thee was no chance OF
bringing them to justice. "
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The Roller MAKERS, Strike.

NEW YORK, June 3.-About 200 additional boiler
makers returned TO work to-day at the increased
rate OF wages. The shops which now hold out
against the strikers are the Deamater iron works,
Roach'5, the Quintard iron works and CobankS &
TheallS. In Brooklyn, Logan's and Taylors shops
refuse to increase.
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The Gibbons Family Murderer Hanged
Inv n TsOb.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, June "A Times-Stdr special
O'Clock this mornfnV came nv rail from Ashland
and took Geo. Ellis out OF jail at CatlettSburg,
conveying him to Ashland, near the scene OF the
murder and outrage OF the Gibbons girls last De-
cember, and hanged him to sycamore tree. Geo.
Ellis was convicted or manslaughter yesterday on
the indictment for the murder OF these girls. Ii
was his testimony that convicted WIN. Neal and
Ellis Croft, who are now In Jail In Lexington, Ky.
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NATIONAL THEATER.-The Lawrence Barrett Club
will tonight play ''The Merchant OF Venice"
THEATER C0MIQUE-At TIE COmique a fine va
riety entertainment is given nightly. The mana
ger announces an array OF new attractions for
next week.
CAPITAL THEATER.-A very inviting bill is offered
at the Capital Theater, where Jake Budd Of1iciateS
as chief minister OF the comic muse.
DRIVERS GARDEN THEATER has been voted
great success. Attractive entertainments are
given there every evening.
THE BIG WHALE.-There has been such de-
mand to see the monster whale that the manager
another week. The exhibitions Will be continued
at 18th street and Maryland avenue southwest.
NOT SO MUCH OF A HERO AFTER Alton Thurs
day evening, when the train in which Lieut.. Da-
HenhOwer was rolled into the Baltimore and Ohio
depot, among the passengers who diSembarked
was one whose appearance betOkened him to be q
man who had not only seen much Of the world
It, He wore a new suit OF clothes, which some
took TO be OF cut not fashionable yet in this
country. This man was for time lost in the
crowd that was pressing forward to obtain
glimpse OF Lieut. Danenhower: AS the latter
seated himself in the carriage the rough-lookng
stranger extended his hand to Lieut.. DanenhOwer,
remarking: Goodbye, lieutenant; will see you
tomorrow" This was enough to attract. atten-
ton to him, and soon he had a dense crowd about
him and was graphically describing the scenes
through which the party had passed, telling how
the poor lieutenant, having lost his eyesght, was
led over the snow by careful hands after they had
left the ship, which he had admOn1Shed them never
to give up So eloquent did be become that his
audience became yisibly affected, especially at his
description OF the death OF cOmrade. voice
from the outskirts at this point sung out: "HellO
Pat, where In HI have you been? How did you
get along with the horses?" Pat at once dropped
down in the estimation OF the crowd and out of
sight He was last seen fastening towards
"Swampoodle"
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Lizzie Price, the actress, has brought suit against
Alexander Kerr, the Philadelphia correspondent
OF the Dramatic Hescs, to recover $4,000 damages
for alleged libel
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PROPOSALS FOR HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR.

OFFICE OF BUILDrSG STATE WAR
AND NAVY DEP Ailments
WASHINGTON, DC. June l. 1882.
MALED PROPOSALS. for furnishing and erecting
IN place complete Hy raulic ash lift elevator
Of the North Wing the Building for State War
md Navy DEPARTMENTS IN this city, viii be received at
This Office until TWELVE N. on JUNE TWENTIETH,
Ie62 and opened immediately thereafter in presence Of
hidderp.
Specifications, general instructions bidders and
eaA1k forms Of proposal viii Se furnished to estabis ed
builders OF hydralc elevators upon appcat this
01ce. ThOS- LINCOLN CASEY,
jol-6s It. Col. Corps Of Engineers,
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BUILDING PERMITS
Coudeused LOcalx.


MT. William Crump, the eX-steward OF the White
House, will start for New York on Tuesday, and
VIII take the steamer for Glasgow on Thursday
HIS PHYSICIANS think that sea voyage Will bene1t
his health He has never recovered from the strain
10 his back In consequence OF his attendance upon
the late President
The branch post Office was started in Thomp-
sons drug store, on 18th street on Thursday last,
and the residents In that locality seem 20 appre-
clate the convenience.
Catherine Worthington was charged this after
noon In the Police Court with Keeping q disorder
ly house at No. 1l23 street southeast Officer
r. sNler testified 10 arresting the defendant
PLANT or citizens Several neighbors testified to
the bad character OF the inmates OF the house. and
10 the frequent disorders that occur there. fire
or S25 or 80 days was imposed.
Jos Whitney, colored sneak thief, pleaded
guilty In the Police Court this morning TO sneaking
into the house OF Mrs. Geo. W. Francis and steal
Ing pocsetbook containing S.. Judge Smell SEN
fenced him TO six months I'm jail.
MeSSrS. Main Bros, two months since sold n
small fruit farm for VIM. Price, OF Baltimore, for
ssU0J TO Mrs. c. Il. Wilson, OF Scranton, Pa. Last
week the same firm sold the same place 60 Messrs.
Nichols, OF Mount Vernon Hotel, Tor 5000
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One Cent Damages in a Libel Suit.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, June 3-After five day
trial in the libel suit OF Erber Stickler agt R.
Dun & Co. for $50 900 damages, the jury returned
verdict OF one cent for the plaintiffs. The judg
held, however, that the reports or the mercantil
agency. given in good faith TO its subscribers
were privileged communications.
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THE PRESIDENT will arrive tonight from New
York at 1920. A telegram has been received at
the White House to that effect.
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THERE ARE 17S new advertisements In THE STAR
to-day.

ARMY ORDERS.-Lawrence s. Rabbits leave OF
absence for year is amended so as to grant the
leave surgeons certificate OF disability. Leave
until June 3, 1883, is granted Second Lieutenant
Samuel r. Douglas, 9TH infantry. The following
transfers in the 20th infantry are made: Captain
William S. McCaskey from company to company
B, Captain William X. Maize from company to
company G..
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nR JOIN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER is certain
~ cure Cor Syphilis. Scrpfula. Oyarium Tumors Kid.
~ Diseases and all Blood Poison Cure OF syphilis
sAnteet in either stage Send two stamps for PAM
- Revere House. Boston.
tn13-eod1y On. JOHN TRIP
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Affair." I'm West Washington.

A BLoCKADE.-The river road at point near the
old FrizZell house is blockaded by a house which
is being removed and which has greatly interfered
with travel for three days past Yesterday IL is
reported that 40 wagons were at one time block.
AIDED by IL.
PORT-ENTERED-Schr. Kate Peaton, from Havre
de Grace, with coal 10 Mayfield Hieston Schr
Alice Curtis, Mills, from do, with coal for jenkins
Str Concord, Milford, from do, with coal for
Johnson RrOS Amer. Schr. Ben Carver, Lowell,
from st. John, n. B., with 10000 laths for K.
Greenway. Schr. Emily Benton. from do, with
coal for Mayheld HieSton. Schr. Crabbs, from
do, with do. for same. Schr. Iona, from Philadel-
phia, with do for Lnkins.
THE GRAIN TRADE.-Arr1ved, boat Caledonia,
with ], $50 bus. corn, 1900 bus. wheat
FISH MARKET.-20,0O0 herring sold at Sc TO s. per
thousand 200 tailorS at Sls to SIS per hundred Re-
ported by c. X. Harper, wharf agent
CONDITION OF THE waterfall Great Falls, very
turbd; receiving reservoir, very turbid dstribut-
ing reservoir, slightly turbid.
HIGH TIDE-June 4-9:46 am. and 10:ll pm:
9Th, 10 80 am. and IL :01 pm.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has received "Let-
ter OF Distinction" the conferred for
the articles exhibited by his department at the
Third International Geographical Congress, re-
Gently held at Venice. The diploma Will be suit
ably framed and placed on exhibition In the topo-
grapher's Office OF the department.
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CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. W VA

OPEN JUNE FIRST To OCTOBER, anda, -
later when company will justify. having the S:yA =
largest swimming pool of CarbDIlsie1 mineral AI.aHe
water IN the world. Also CiIyteate Springs second
10 none rich in iron, and from half To three quar-
tiers of hours ride carriage horseback a
White Sulphur. Grand mountain scenery Gil
mate unsurpassed; charming summer home More
satisfactory results in number diseases
Few weeks, others season. than any SPRINGS in this
country Europe, and rates Of charge moderate. Easy
OF from all points Of TIE compass. Pamphlets
and water AZ Thopsons T03 18th street, Washington,
ID. C.. viii be sent direct application. Fine hand.
good bOatin and fishing. Engage early. Hun
dreds turned away each unable to get quarters.
HuntinE- in season.
myI2 I'm ". II. SALE, Proprietor.
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DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, May o. 1882
sealed proposals. viii he siVed this Depar tnent
until Nv ELVE O'CLOCK NOON, MONDAY JUNE
TWELFTH. 1882, for furnishing Stationery for the
War Department and It's Bureaus in Washington during
the nsca! year eniinx June 81. 1883.
Blank forms OF proposals.. showing the items aud
dnated intities required together with circular re-
lating thereto, will be furnished application to this
Department
PROPOSES must be addressed 10 the Secretary of
war; Endorsed on the outside Of the envelope Pro
posals Tor Stationery Bids will be considered ON each
Item septrat@ly.
No contract viii be awarded under this advertisement
Onc an appropriation shall have been made by Com
grees Tor the purchase OF the stat;onery required.
m22. p. -. j3. 5, lost secretary Of War
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Tho design for the dog tag for the next license
yoar is In the form OF Maltese cross, with a dogs
head stamped on t. with the words Tax paid, Dis
trtct OF Columbia, 1884, On the reverse side the
number OF the tag in large figures IL Is 10 10
about one and half inch square.
District Commissioner Morgan yesterday, at the
instance OF M. J. II. King, agent for the = r. C. A.
sent note 70 Health Ofticer Townshend, suggest
Ing that q small shed and stalls be erected below
the District pound fence for the use OF glanderef
horses so placed as not 10 interfere 1eopardize
the stock Kept there. He states that the District
can furnish the material necessary for such strc-
ture Mr.. King Will be consulted as 10 just what Is
wanted.
The Commissioners this morning reappointed
Mr.. John Ii. King, agent for the SP.C.A.. as spe-
cial policeman for one year.
Building Inspector Entwisle has made requsi-
ton for the printing OF new edition OF the build
ing regulations OF this District. with all the
changes and amendments since its former publ
cation.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle: J. Edgar Powell,
erect photograph gallery Nichol avenue, county:
$780, j. G. Myers, remodel house as 18th street;
$1,000 Henry Slopsack, erect a two-suory store
and dwelling Pennsylvania avenue, between eth
and 9TH streets southeast; $500 ID. +. Bounds,
repair frame house on canal road: $50 Matilda
Minor, repair frame 7o2 9th street southwest $50