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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-14
Llsgadas. SaIIdas

Con este nuevo tinerario quedara esta Inca
ell conexion eli S. Thomas los dius y 25 con ia
Inca de St Nazaire y los vapores que hscen el
Intercoioniai de Trinidad, Carlpano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (Vs) Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirse q
SilvL d Co., Agentes.
San Juan, P. r., mayo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-14
Almidon ingles en- Ell Colmado.
Muy barata.

Por tener que ausentarse su duefio se yen.
de por la mitad de su valor una bonita e1.
tancia en- ell barrio de Arenas, jurisdiction
de Utuado, compuesta de 90 q 100 euerdas
dc terreno sembrado en- su mayor parte dc
platanai cafe nuevo de todo producto,' CON
buenos pastos y rodeada por ell rio, buena
casa habitacion de piso alto y libre Ia fnoA
de todo gravamen. El que 10 interese pue.
de dirigirse al Pbro. d. Jose G. Gonzalez On
Naguabo y en- Arecibo con d. Jose HeYia.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-14
Conpsiia General TraSaaaldea
oE vAPuREs coRREos FRANCHISES,
(Ler,ee de st. Nasaire q Sa,atander).

El dia 81 de cada nes saldra de St. Nazaire
' egcala en- Santander y Tenerife con destino
Sas Thomas uno de los mejores vapores de la
Compailia llegando q este liltimo puerto el s, y
c,ntinuando su ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
La Compafiia acaba de establecer un servi-
c;o interco!onial con Ell siguiente
TTINERARIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-14
Jamon de Wesh,halia en- Ell Colmndo.
EN MAYAGUEZ.

Sc vende por precio muy lrreglado un mag.
ninco billar de plzarra con sus enseres nec6sa-
rio de lacre, bolas, taquera marcador de tan.
mesas, Slas alguno otros obetos..
Ell encargado es ell Sr. Deflo Relojero en-
Mayagiez. \. 80 de Dbre.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-14

KETUKNU.
Saiiendo de Kingston ell Is con las escalas
arriha mencionadas, llegara este puerto el %,
continuance ell mismo dia para Santh6mas, to-
mando aqui los pasajeros detes para el yapor
tpasatlantico que dicho dltimo punto SO dirige
\ Santander & St. Nazaire
Prvcios de pGsejes irterco1oniales.
Primera. Entpte. Puente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-14
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-14

Quesos Cheddar en- latas en- El Colmado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-14
LII N Il A
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.

Despachaadose uno el as de cada mes On Lily
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES.

The reading or the journal of yesterday
was dispensed with.
Under the call of States (Which was not concluded
Yesterday the following bills, etc, among others,
introduced and referred.
by Mr. NEWBERRY (Rep., Mich.)-A resolution OF the
Michigan Legislature asking the United States Congress
and Canadian Parliament 10 authorize the building Of
bridge across The Detroit River.
BY Mr. GILLETTE N. d. Iowa)-To revise the Cur
rency laws.
by bIr. DEUSTER (Dem., Wis)-By request-Thank
ing the Mexican Government and people for c0ntrbut
ing heartily the success OF the Mission OF American
Industry and Manufacture. Also amending the statutes
relating to the tax on bank deposits.
BY Mr. CANNON (Dem, Utah)-FOr the admission OF
Utah into the Union STATE
BY Mr.. MARTIN Dem, w. Va)-Incorporating the
Foreign Commercial Company.
by Mr. SPRINGER Dem, Ill l-AuthOrizing the pay
ment of portion Of the Vrgnus indemnify fund ~
mother OF General j. @. Ryan.
by Mr.. GIBSON tDem.. Lal-ProvidiDg for an Income
tax
BIZ MI LAPHAM Rep., N. Y.l-Providing for Courts
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
DECISIONs-NAY6 q.

Suprrme COuri-C ChdplbTs-By Judge Barrett
Paine ag viii tissee memorandmn sehmug. agt ,a Gott.
n mss s"f Wsh ant sa SATISFIED that the stay
PROCEEDINGS sked for dnendng the say OF ths -
the IN case the argument OF the appeal
By Judge Donohue-WGitakera agt Imperial Skirt Manu-
featuring GGmpsny Baker ag Ha0an n0a, ag rex
BurneE d. Gale appointed referee The Mayor etc. agi
Walsh-T!eferred to H. 4. Fuller Luhr sgt LuhrGranted
D. Gale appointed sanos agt Herman.Make undeiiek
Walker agt Rule 80. MuIchal agt Burchi
aceofdance with statute Nicholson ag Ncholson.-sure
ties sufficient sehorotie agt sehorotte3Decree OF
Scraroiie agt memorandum. straus agt
ci sage Mutual Life Insurance com pany ag Hope
Robns6n All the Chemical National bank Macy agt. Abra
1,nted See IHsnoranGIlrp chambers agi Appleton
Western Division W. \. Co. Railroad Company ag Barnett
ed see memorandGnl Adler act hlsh Joues agt Gateny
Peitg ag nannsn r aDi on iaS, aeI Dere; Haag
IN HrShu S drnie see men oTsnIon Berg AIT
AZ Ggned S T,a6y as set vspGntep
settled In the matter OF Kahnwe,er SShaS ag Tue % bTe~
t5a Dick agG New.Yors Central and Hudson river iail
oa. Company IT. ts Sts 81 y5ie8 m Tnid rombapy
Grel ag Grci Citizens Savings BanA ast Brdger Buer
By udgo Lawrence-The People. etc, ag Perry.-Order
SossiaL Ts7a-By Van vorst-HitchcOck ag Peas
lee and others.-see opinion.
Superior Court--hpeciaI Term-By Judge Spcir--
at Chambers wednesday. Nay at 10 a. III.
Common Pieas-SDecldt Iejn-By Judge Larremore.
Brown agt. Jonnston.-Flndngs settled
by Judge j. +. Day.-JacAsOn agt. Hunt-Judgment for
By Ghe J G. p the materof the account
ing of CniyeAppieaon for costs denied there being no
pecembtr 1878 In re Watt, May b87 In The ma matter & OF
complied wlh etc memorandum In the matter u Ham
hIarine- Court Cham5ers-By Justice McAdam.-
Loewer agt Ernst-Opmon hled Lauon. tt agt simmons
Her1gSiyi Duly agG DoTd SaUdalsnd agt. Bryee.-No-
lions granted. Bossert ast Donrey Anlm ag' BsnaiH'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

peauts agt Albert Gaatin. Appeal from the Circuit
Court United states for the District California and
No l.O83-The Union Pacific Railroad Company,
appellants agt the United States. Apleal rom
the Court Of Claims-Theeo two cases. whch were
argued together involved the consuiionaiy OF the so
called Thurman OF May 1873 The decree In the fret
Judgment in the second are affirmed by
the ChiefJusice. No written opinion was rendered
but will be filed in due time. MI: JUS
tce Fieln dssented from the opinion OF the
Court Joined therein by Mesars Justices ahey
strong The grounds which he dis,ents are a o
lows m Because the OF Congress oi MAY 4 1875, Whch
United states and the railroad companies and the contract
between those companies and the holders OF the
first mortgage bonds i2l Because tho decision In
effect declares that the Unted States are not
bound keep their aud whether they shan 90 so
In any case a question Of policy and not OF dnty-
a doctrine which WIN. In Mr. Jusuco FIELDS opinion,
subject tho Government 10 Just reproach ana
act Of Congress which the decision snsaiDs ineriees
Of the state OF California u control
its corporation. when the opinion OF the Court
red MessIs justices Field Bradley and strong VIII al NE
dissenting Opinions stating more fully the ffasons Tor ther
nOn.cODcurrence. o,,--
l. Beneict.-D smiSsed for want Of jurisdiction.
No 3ll.Robet T. Dodge. IT al appel anis agt Salnuel
ssed each party 10 pay It's own costs
No S7-J0hn B. DumOnt appellant agt the Dts M0lnes
Valley Railroad COmpany.PetitiOn for leave to file bill 0f
review denied - -
No gO3-JUsephne FAINT. appellant, william A. Cor
don ct aI-MOtOn 10 dis olive injunction granted.
GOOdc executor. ct AID smissei with costs. .
1O93P c. Calhoun et al TRUSTEES appellants agt the
ST. Louis and southeastern Railway Company et aids
missed per stipulation on file
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
WHAT IT COST TO STEAL A WATCH.

Thomas Dolan, night manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, while trip to Coney
Island had valuable watch stolen. A few days later
James L. Fuller, "a man who had been working about
the hotels on tho island arrested suspicion and
he afterward admitted that he had sold the TO
Mr. Duff 1928. The police afterward returned the
watch Mr.. Doan. In the Court of General Sessions
yesterday the prisoner placed trial ndict
ment charging him with having obtained money under
false pretences he had stated TO Mr. Dun that the
watch belonged to MIN. The charge Of stealing could
not be tried here the offence committed in Kings
County. Fuller testified that the watch was gwen TO
him by man named Sam " 10 dispose of he was in
want Of money. verdict OF guilty with recommen-
datlon TO mercy was returned and the prisoner was
sentenced to one year and a half in the penientlary
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
COMMENTS on THE srRAHAN BILL.

REASONS ASSIGNED BY POLITICIANS FOR THIS
MEAsURE-A TALK WITH JUDGE COwNG
The bill introduced into the Assembly by
-Mr strahan to provide for filing vacancies in city
Offices WAS the cause OF much discussion among local
pont1cians yesterday. Under the provisions OF the
bin the Mayor Controller Dstrict-Attorney
and Citv Judge are constituted a Board TO
make appointments III vacancies which have existed
for thirty DAYS The bill does not take from the Mayor
and the Board OF Aldermen the power TO
Gu vacancies. provided they act within THIS
time There were various reasons assigned for the
introduction OF the BILL many believing that the Mayor
was q party TO It. order to escape submitting
his nominations to the Board Of Aldermen
This was strongly denied Dy , inc MaJoif ~ ~
terday who said he mad no knOwledge OF the
hiIl before he publ she'd He declined 10 express
Rny opinion In regard 20 II. Controller Kelly also sad
from te city OF DstuctAttOrHey Phelps prevented any
view being obtained from hiD. Inc general opinion
seemed 10 be that the Republicans we're dlstiustul
gaining control Uf city departments IN the dnJelest 0i
Mr. THden. II the bln DecOmesa a law IL VIII lmheu-
atcy from Mayor Cooper the appoln iment OF sue
la Police Commissioner Wheeler ana vest tbdt
apDointment with two Republicans and one Democrat.
all favorable 10 Mr.. wheeler. c. ...,
I'm conversation Yesterday Judge COWIng expressed
hts surrriSs mat the Strahan bill had been introduced
The first he know of 1t was when lie read lne Albany
dispatches, aud he was never more siIseo Ian whch
ers II denied that ne had been consulted ln alfaheing
IT, scarcely think" be continued " there is any ne
versonaly-l am sorry that nay name has
been neDtl0ued 4 WOud prefer 10 be lett
to the Discharge OF my JaoleiaI oues t tS
hest of nv ability. My only persOusl objection is tbat
thejudicary sRoud be kept disiuct trom me executive
business Of the city. Ny hope 10 that mayor cooper
Will 1--we II 10 hs agreement and that he will reeOg-
nze active geIrne Republicans Tor the Yacalcles
He should not select tAoso Kho"h 10 DC enuS Vi '"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
THE COURTS.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLERS STOLEN BONDS.
HE RECEIVERS JUDGMENT AGAINST EUGENE flNCk
EOR TIE FULL AMOUNT CLAIMED.

WILLIAM ALLEN BUIDEhS SlOlsEN DONDS'
lie RECEIVERS JUDGMENT AGAINST EUGENE fINCK
FOR THE FULL AMOUNT CLAIMED.
William A. Bushnell bookkeeper for the law
firm of Butler stlman & Hubbard disappea red about
n wear ago and the discovery was then made that he
had stolen $4,000 in bonds from william Allen Butler
the senior member OF the firm Mr. Butler subsequently
ascertained that his bonds had been used by Bushnell
as margin" for Safeguarding operations carried ON
by himself and Eugene Fnck who furnished the IN
formation and points which the stock speeula
tions were conducted Interested IN the profts
to the extent OF onehrd Mr. Butter brought civ suit
against Fnck and caused his arrest IN January last
Finck denied all knowledge OF the character of the
"maren" defended the suit which has been on trial
for several days before Judge Lawrence In the Circuit
Court, Par, III.
Judge Lawrence at the close of the evidence directed
a verdict for the plaintiff for S2S,s94 s3 the whoe
amonnt p,id by Mr. Butler to redeem from the person
with whom tney had been hypothecaed the bonds used
for the "margin " of Bushneps and Fnck's opera
tions Tue bonds used S35,OOO. the remaining
$4,000 having been appropriated Dy Bushnell 10 DIS
own separate The Judge held that TO the fhl eA-
tent of ihe ponds employed In JOINT speculation for
which they furnished the sole bass bOtn parties were
equally liable. irrespective OF any question as TO
whether the gnity knowledge OF Bushnell was shared
by his associate II enough that they were JOINTLY
Interested I'm adventure carried on with stolen prop
erty. The jury therefore instructed 10 render
verdict the plaintiff FOR the whole loss sustained Dy
From the beginning of the suit Finck has been in
Indow Street jan OF bail He Is probably I'M
able TO pay the Judgment, but the commented
upon Yesterday By those who heard Of the result rs
warning those brokers and stock speculat0rs VINO
ask questions" English eases were cited 20 suS-
tain this new, one OF which Fowler HOlIlns,
Law Rep. z. Queens Bench, 616 and House OF BOrd-.
vol z, D. 757 Mr. Butler was represented by ms part
ner, Thomas IL. Hubbard, and Mr. Finck by AigeinCn
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
OPINIONS On THE NOMINATIONS.

A prominent Republican politician, In COM
mentug last evening on Mayor Coopers nominations,
said Ile nominations for Commissioner of Charities
aud Correction and Fire Commissioner very accept
able 10 the Republicans. Mr. Hess and Mr. Van Cott
are good men, and viii be confirmed. with
out doubt But the nomination for Police
Commissioner took the Republican Aldermen by sur
prise 1r. French may be a good enough man for the
place, bat a very singular thing that New
Yorker could have been elected for the place. II
sdfok County, which is Democratic. must he repre-
,ened II our NeW-York Police Board, why should not
St. Lawrence County which is Republican, also nave a
representative here. In my opinion, General Ar
ihur has gone too far IN presuming to speak
FOR the whole Republican party III this ciy He has Sc
,urod for his personal friend important nomination
at great sacrifice Of party interests II was under
stood when Mayor Cooper nominated that elected
he was 20 secure Republican minority representation
In all the city boards composed Of three members, and
an equal representation for Republicans In the boards
composed OF four members. II was understood also,
that he was TO secure for some Republican place
In the Board Of Apportonment The only way in which
this last measure could be accomplished was for
the Mayor to nominate Republican In place
Of Tax Commissioner Wheeler. Mr.. Cooper has
been allowed 10 give the chairmanshlp OF
the Tax Commission to John n HAYWARD,
Board of Apportionment for full term IL l. under
stood tla II Mr.. Haywood is confirmed John D La |son
VIII be appointed 10 MI HIS ul' lftu TERM Ic "a VI
has also been allowed 70 nominate Democrat III place
Of Dock Commissioner McSlcFNclt-'
wclBnaTn Anu-Iammary Democrat sara Iast
evening: There who can tell whether or not
these nominations Will he confirmed by the Board OF
Aldermen. Those most intimately associated with
Mayur Cooper have been kept IN ignorance regarolng
his plans. Ii Is certain that some or the cand-
dafs whose names were the Board of Aldermen
did not know 10 au hour IN advance. don't ttnnk
that any arrangement was made with either the Anu
Camnauy Republican members Of the Board IN max
ing the list Of nominations believe the list was SHOWN
10 them in the morning before the board went mo ses
sjop That the names and the distribution OF abe differ
ent offices surprise was shown by The action OF
i'm. .l.f4 f4prirr
asserted that Mr. Arthur had been consulted, ana ap
proved of list lar as the Republicans We're con
cerned that no one would Dc surprised II lhe
name were not confirmed on Friday"
a personal ana political friend OF chester A. Arthur
said last evening" General has deserved the thanks
of The Republican party IN TINS city by Insisting on the
nominal on of strong Republican for Police Commis
sIoner. We must have man in the Police Board who
caunct De used III MIR Tdens interest, and NIL French
that man"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
pROPOsALs FOR HEADoTONES FOR
Il SOLDIERS GRAVES.
I'm nEPANIArFSr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OFTIrR.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 81. -

QUARTERN ASIERHENEHAL', OFFICE
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 81, 1873. y
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN trpiicaie, are HEREBY llyt ~
for furnishing HctstOnes for soldiers graves IN PrFI,
Village and Cty Cemetenes pDydelh hY the ~" approved
February 3 1879 Of which the following - au extract:
That the Secretary OF War il hereby Authorized 70 erect
headstOnes tie OF soldiers who stIy eel the @
ular or Volunteer Army OF the United states during e var
for the Unon and who have been Dureu ~ private" vfft
city cemeteries the provide by me tF
Of March 3. 1873 Tor those inferred IN National Military
Cemeteries"
The number n be furnished s estimated ar 40 o.
Specifications describing in detail the standard fixed by the
secretary ~ War and blank forms o proposals e ha On
Application person bY letter In CAPITA a y Rockwell
~ q. NJ, u ;. y, charge Oh National Cemeer, ashhS
ton. ID. g.
Specimens furnished be At
this OiiCa
All bids should be accompanied. by good aud sufficient
guaranty VIII Do considered except Tor Aurcih
White Marble OF the named In the snechcatDns
Proposals should sealed envelopes and
for Heatones" and addressed 10 Toe uI
dergued whose office tney viii De opened IN The prc-lc3
Ofbldders Monday, June 10, 1873 commencing az IL
O'Clock q. III.
l5V oIder OF the Secretary Of War
" NJ c. MEIGS. QuarteTmastcr G eneral. L. :. A.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
BERDELL LIKELY TO LOSE HIS PROPERTY

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, May 5.-The Supreme
Court declared transfer OF personal property and
real estate in Goshen by Robert H. Berdell 10 his
and daughter be fraudulent Unless this decision is
reversed. the judgments against Berde will sweep the
property away. The Orange County Grand Jury has
found indictments against Berdell for perjury The
complainant was Eliza W. Parkhurst Of Goshen, with
whom he il in litigation An important witness before
the Grand Jury eXJudge stephen W. Fullerton, who
was counsel Mrs BeIdel IN her successful divorce
sut and VINO assisted in prosecuting Berdcl on the
charge OF killing Wsner Murray, aC Goshen OF which he
was acquitted
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Eeeal Notltes.

CUPRFME C0URT.-City and County OF
tCNew York place of trial.-HENRY MEYERS and EMAN.
UEL LANG, plantihs. against The MEc HAN MICS Am
TRADERS BANK OF NEW ORLEANS defendant Snm.
with notice TO the above named defendants ara
hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN ibis on
10 OF tho plaintiffs
within twenty days after The service ~ this summons exc
sye OF the day Of service and In M GTe appear
Judgment VIII DE asen against b def4u
relief dnanded IN the comp alnfDaed March 2j So
LAUTERBACH ~ SPINGARN. PlaBti9s AtiOrneys.
Post Office address. 40 2 q BrosdYly.
NOTICE-Take notice thar upon your defiu 10 appee or
answer the above SUMMONS Judgment will be aea!nst
you Of three thousand aud ten dollars wish Bsr.
March %, 1879, aud with coss % hit action
BAUTERBACH q SPINGARN
Plaintfs' Attorneys. 2OG Broadway New-York CITY.
the defendant The Mechanics and Traders Bang of
NewOrieaDs The foregoing summons -ervei uJ0n YOU
publication pursuant order Honorable George
G. Barrett Of the justices ~ The supreme
state Of York dated the 9Th day Of Apr 1873 and
cOmpl int ths action In the OF
the supreme Court In tho County Court House the CITY OF
Newly k.-Dated New YORK. April Z. 1879.
LAUTERBACH & SPfNGARN,
PaintIs Attorneys 2O6 Broadway, NewYork city.
Ap9 lag6wW
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
A CIVIL JUSTICE pENoUNCEs PERJURY.

A landlord and tenant case, wherein Isaac
" Hubbard appeared against the Hariom Bank and Al
bert c. Aver, tried yesterday in the Harlem Civil
Court. After number OF witnesses had been exam
lined, Justice McGOwn said 1.-THE testimony this
case isvery conflicting. and should fail In the dis
charge OF my duty did not denOunce IN the most
we're terms wha. believe must be wliu and nteB-
tiOnal perjury the part OF some OF the Witnesses
cannot reconcile the testimony being in any
nected with the truth. The testimony OF The witness Is
positive dates and language to admit Of
charitable construction. When of the Witnesses have
committed this rank perjury have means cf ascer
tanning
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Wallace gave his decision yesterday
in the brought by tho Ocean Steam Navigation Com
pany against the City Chamberlain 20 recover money
paid as tax immigrants landed by the company. Tho
laws under which " head money" had been collected
were declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court Of
the United States, but Congress passed act declaring
them valid. The defence was that the money paid
voluntarily, and Judge Wallace holds the defence be
good one.
United States Commissioner Osborn yesteT-
day dismissed the complaint against John G. SCHNEIDER,
Justice OF the Peace Youngsyile Sullivan County,
and wendeon Smith, OF the same place. charging them
with retaining large amount OF pension money col
lected by them for Mrs. Rachel Hefrich. In doing 50
the Commissioner said The accused must not only
not FOR the OF tue compainant should suggest TO
the District that proceedings should be taken
against Mrs Helfrch aud the witness Peters for per
Jury"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
OFFICR oR CHEZ QUkRT2RNAsrER DEPAuIMRNr(
OF TuR EAST. GOyFyNGKs ISLAND. 2
NEV-YOgA HARuOR, May D, lSI9 y
PPOI

SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplcate, Will 6e
- rho Office OF the undersigned until t2le
D. the ith dsy Of june 1879 which time ana
place they will be opened the presence Ot bide Tor m
and delivering such Coal MOud, Corn Oats, nay
be required during the usca year
enng June 30 at ne POss Of Fort Adams, l. tOft
Tumbu. Conn; PiaLtsburg Barracks, y. y. anu toris
Wlisworth Wood Columbus, Hamilton, and schuyler,
y. Y. H. -. --.-.-,.
PAYMENT FOR tho supplies depends upon afHtufo appiop
ton Tor the purpose bY Congress =.
Of this aiycr II mont must De ascbe tttei
TO pca,e proposal and must D. mentioned therein as
comprising part CT H. ,...t.. d A..
fnrmao as quantity ana qua iy Of supplies eqgr and
o bidding aud tonlti1hs 10 DO
bidders Do obtained al rhs rnice. a the
as. oi no CnartefmastgIs Fort Ad2n Fort irum1ul
and PlatsDurg Barracks copy oi Io specifications must
b secnroy attached each ipcate proposal and must DO
mentioned therein IA comprising part of 10.
preference VIII Do gwen % articles oi domestic lfOiuc
tion' conditions Of price aud quality being equal -
The successful bidder Viii be required 90 enter INTO
contract with the United states with good ard a
ed .esut!ty be less than hitl nor
more 81 ontlro value OF the supplies bd Or ear as
car be beforehand within hrtr days after being
notified epaEce Ot his proposal krupOsas must 90
enc os-d m sealed envelopes, marked Proposals Tor
aud addressed the Chef Qusrrater Department OF mo
East Governors Island. y. Y. IL. The United states ~
serves Tho right tO reject anr or al proposals.,
AIA.A. J. PEI.hf, Dep - A. Gen u =. ~