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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02

Ihs tAbINET MEETTNa.-At the special Cabinet
meeting TO-DAY The ciyll service rules were finally
conssiered Numerous changes In theo1etails OF
the Eul,s were dec led upon AMI the rules viii be
referred back % the commission 10 be nut I'm
shape Tor tie Presidents approval
A Personal ENCOUNTER personal encounter
occurred tits at;rrneon. on 18th street, between
Mt. Allison, OF The Fatsbarx Leader. and Mr..
Towles, OF the BOSTON Trare'pv The former
a cuSe the later OF writing some de-
rOgatOry newspaper parag-ranhs ahout
him and Slapped hin in The face; wherrunon tue
Boston man used his cane. Allison planted So
we're blow unon his opponents fac. The fghs
was here interrupted and the beliyerents parted.
SCDpFN DIkTH TO Re INQUIRED ISTo.-The boiy
Of Maud Acton. who died sudd My last night at a
low brothel ca {, between l2h aud 18Th streets,
was ordered nv the coroner To be taken 10 the
ffth prec nc sta ipn-hou .wh re an autopsy and
pro badly al inquest VIII be held
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JOHN L. SULLIVAN To BECOME A BUSINESS MAN
4 Ne CitclfHdH Enquirer has a telegram from
Boston, saying: JOAN NJ Sullivan said In an in
tefView: II am done With ring fighting. My
mother and father and wife are at me all the
time about It, and have concluded TO obey their
wishes j am champion or America now. and n I
Was 10 beat dozen more fighters I'm the ring
that's all could be, anyhow. / have taken a
place on Washington street here, and am going
into business ana i am going TO behave
myself. il any OF the fighters think
they can do me with the gloves I VIII always he
ready 10 make a match with them, and 20 con-
vince them or their error. Then am well liked
here, and can take a benefit a year that, with
proper attractions, can he made 10 yeli me all
the way from 50 900 10 $4,000. There is no money
in the ring after you have made your reputation,
and had TO so up against all the best men In The
co untry 10 make mine.n
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TRAMPs HELD FOR ROBBISG A Posi- OFFIcE.-The
nnal hearing In the cases or Edward Bauman and
Chas- Gallagher, tramps, arrested at Cumberland,
Nd, on suspicion OF being concerned In the post
ONCE robbery at Rodemers, W. Va, took place be-
suited In both men being held for the action OF the
grand Jury Of the United States district court OF
West Virginia
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An Interstate Cooking Vain.
FIVE INTERESTING TILTs AT SoRFoIK-NEw YORK
AHEAD so FAR

flNB INTERESTING Tits AT SORFOLK-NEw YORK
AHEAD so FAR
The great cooking main which has been looked
forward 10 with eagerness Iy sporting men for
several days past, opened yesterday at the Nor
folk Driving Park. The Baltimore steamer yeSter.
day took down number OF sporting men from the
cities OF New YORK, Philadelphia ana Baltimore
while numb-r went down from washington
There was large crowd In attendance at the
park, ana the betting was quite brisk The
weights OF the cocks range from four pounds two
ounces 10 I'VE pounds four ounces The hetlIng
Tor PHILADELPHIA ami New York was done bv Pat
Carroll for The former city and NJ Kearnay ;or the
latter There were five fights, the firSt being won
by the Iaker CRY, and Gotham carrying OF the
prize Ia the second, thtri aut fourth TITS. The
NTH was won by Philadelphia on II scratch. The
New workers. spur was slightly defective. The
nglt Is 10 Dc continued to-day, ana VIII probably
endto-mofrow. The stakes are 800 On each nsht
and Z. 200 on tie O ID
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Goy. Rut,er After The Rocks.

BOST0N, May 2-Charles r. Marsh was recalled
at the TeWksbury examination to-day, and said
that certain appraisal books had not been de-
lVered. The governor said those were the very
books he wanted on the question Of the stealings
or the institution.
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A DANGEROUS WoMAN.-Verona Baldwin the
woman who attempted to Kill Lucky" Baldwin
IN San francisco last January, but was recently
acquitted, left for Port Townsend, Washington
territory, last Saturday. She departed very I'M
willingly, being anxious to make another attempt
TO accomplish her revenge. Mr.. Gray, her attor-
ney, escorted her on board the steamer, and had
to use some force to prevent her going on shore
again.
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aDZlS,w 4w
DROpOSAIsS FOR FIR ASH BE i, MUTTON AND
Il C:}RSED b IF.
OTEICE OF SECsFTaRY AMP fRFAsURrF
UNITED STATES OLDIFRs' ttONE,
MASHISGIp<. ID G. Ar-I 3O "A \

OIEICE OF SEC.FTA AIRY ASD RFsSURFR. ]
UNITED STATES oLDIFRs t;ONE,
MASHISGIoS, u C., Apri 30 lSS3 \
Sealed proposals, in GUPIcat-. sulj jet IN. usual
cond tons viii IL received al this office until TWT L. Z
o. LOCK DON. THU.SDAt. the VEN
IELS II DAY Of " ny, 1883. ct which time and faee
they viii he "Ierd in preserc OF bidder furnish
Ing nj delivering 81 the kitchen and h0suita If the
Soldiers Home Fresh Is ef Aiu IN and CCr1ei Bsef
required By the Secretary and asurer f the Home
Tor tn year commencing July Ist 1888. and ending
June JUth 1884.
Information To manner % bdiiny conditions tohe
Observed by bidders. terms Of contract and payment
VII be furnished On personal DUPLICATION this ofc
he Secretiry and Treasurer the right TO re-
sect any aud all proposals.. The successful bidder VII
De- required TO enter into written with the
Secretary and Te8surrr of the Home, With good and
aTpro' a security ia the Of 81 800 within twenty
days efter being nCtife of the ccapta h ropa
kals or this adveTtis must attScl-ti
each ur1posal EHye Cpes containing pro n uid
he e;-ocrsed, Proposals for Fresh Beef Mutton and
OF Columbia, and addressed to the undersigned
B. F. RITTESHOUSE.
aT30 lot Secretary and Treasurer soldiers Home.
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NOT HIS WIFE.-Iames McGratb, who, together
with young woman registered "a his Wife, was
recently Suffocated By gas in a Scranton, Pa,
hotel, is still In semi-uhconscious condition and
does not comprehend his situation. His mother
has arrived and says her son Is a single man. The
girl with McGrath proves to be Ida Beto daughter
or wealthy farmer living in Susquehanna
county. There is but little change in her eondi-
ton. The physicians are reticent when interro-
gated as to the probability of her recovery. She
has hitherto borne q good character
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William White, alias w. II. Johnson CHARGED
with larceny, was found guilty and Sentenced IN
three years in the Erie county penitentary in the
S S,,, criminal Court, this afternoon. Frank
WiItams, petit larceny, withdrew plea OF not
guilty pleaded guilty and sentenced to six montSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02

DAY THAT IS OFFENSIVE TO THE IRISH RACE
In the New York board OF aldermen yesterday
resolution was adopted requesting the trustees
OF the East river bridge to change the day OPEN
ing the bridge from the oath TO the 30th instant
Decoration Day, because the Path OF May is the
birthday or the Queen OF Great Britain, and day
that is offensive TO the Irish race
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WssuI CT y, DC. E-fls D 1891
Sealed proposals United fr Hsee pat ergrayers
ana pete printers agt i'll be received this Depart
rnent until TWELVE O'clock NJ as " H.. -
DAY. The TWl Nj THIRD u y Z + MAY / 80 fer
fdrri-h ng all the otsl ties. D." the issue Of which
was authorized 10y tn act o: Congress approved sarch
T. lS'3. and al TIE Money Order raf S VIII. the
IartHlcnt may require for during Ia period four
years, cCInmenciu- The 18th day If AuEu~t 1888.
Bank forms of lld@. with ful specificat and n
sample NOLey-DTer Draft vii lie FURNISHED upau sn-
piCstiOn To TIL SUI crutenGeuf If the Mcucy order
s. stein Post Once Del art.e T. Washington. ID. C.
W. o GRESHAM
ap2i-s WV Fo~fI1a.tt ~ t;tre-af
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District Government Affairs,

ACTION AT YESTERDAYS MEETING.
The District Commissioners held regular
meeting yesterday afternoon. Upon an applica-
ton for new street In the county the Commits
soners decided hereafter to make no streets until
the land over which they are to pass shall first be
conveyed In fee to the public. The Commission.
erS also decided that no alleywayS shall be made
under their authority in the cities unless the per.
sons who petition for the new alleys or for
changes shall first give the Commissioners good
title to the ground over which the alleys pass
Application was made to the Commissioners to
prevent the erection OF a blacksmith shop on
Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets
as unsuited to the locality. The Commissioners
responded that as the persons erecting the shop
had complied with the building regulations there
WIS no power in the District GOVERNMENT TO pre-
vent Its use for any honest occupation.
Permission to make connection with the water
mains from the stand-p1pe was to-day refused to
A. l.. Barber Co. by The Commissioners, on the
ground that ''the stand-pipe cannot sIppIy
the present area OF distribution"
The Commissioners decided that no payment
VIII be made by the District on account or sewer
Improvement when the sewer passes District
ground that is a public thoroughfare. 'When the
DISTRICT owns property upon the line Of O sewer 1t
Is customary to pay for its frontage"
INCREASED DISTRICT REVENUES
M 'P'' All l. io9n' 1884
w., w., 1903. .................. d, B56 10
Increase for the month. s17.02a "a
Receipts ten months, 1885,. 81 Gao, 264 69
do. DO, 1882. ............. 1853, 1873 81
increase fiscal year, 1888. ......... $2S1, 1876 IL
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ENDERWEARi- DOUGLASS NrH Ann II

TNDERWEARi-D eTg AND r
- STREET S.-Ihe business in this departrn MT hsy-
ing been lar in excess OF our expectations the sale will
b Continued until further notice Zach day we will
oitr. lherent but decided haTxains and will on
III GtSDA1 bes1u with 200 dozen of those thor
ougIhS made snd trimmed CHEMISE AND ORA W
- 4 - cents each he Rest chense offered for
lle flcv. W. have so dozen French Castor button
ZENITH Mousquctaire Gloves at Il per pair regular
lIlce 90 100 dozen Shoppers best quality in
gram oli bon e. sot colors aides Hose at As cents
per Tdlr Another 90 dozen of those ~ thread Chi ID
Th to' kings just III. 100 dozen Misses Hose at 81 Is
cents. or three for 81 former price 80 cents to IL
cents. according to SIZE.
f23 DOUGLASS 9th and streets
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fERSITs TO WKD.-Marriage licenses have been
i Ea 1a: John 4. Williams and Elizabeth Carter;
TeuIge L. Bennett OF Milford. Mich, and Kate "
amman; Joseph Linkins and Annie o. Elason:
VIM L. Lacey and Mamie hurley.
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Latest Foreign News

lord VERNON DEAB-EIPi oMATiC CHANGES
LONDON, May 2-IoTd Vernon is dead Sir Harry
y farkes has been appointed British envoy at
Pekin. Sir John s. Lumey, British minister at
Brussels. will succeed Sir Augustus Paget as min
lister at Rome.
LORD DUFFGRIN
CAIRO, May 2-Lord Dufrerin has started on his
return to Constantinonla.
THE AMSTERDAM EXHIBITION.
AMSTERDAM. May 2-The king opened the uni
versal exhibition here yesterday The American
department Is not yet complete.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SEClRlTY FROM LOSS By BURGLARY
~ ROBBERY, FIRE Oh; ACCIDENT.
The NATIONAL SAFE DFPOSIT COMPANY.
Of Washington.
IL - own building,
CORNER 18Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Ptr"'ual Charter Act of Congress January 22d 1867
Itf Con paIy rents Safes inside a ri ard BliIgIar
t. aIs ~ pro vary ing from IS to 40 per year
tliiiS 20 size and location. Rooms and Desks adj
so4Di-'= wants. prov 3i-d for Safe-Tcuters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
1IMt-LOCh.
SECURITIES AND Val "a lies Of every descr D.
Con me udIBv BONDS and So CHS PIaiE IL
LIZ pa DS. &c-. taken for SAFt-KE PIC on
ePEtlAI CT AEAAIE-L, at the owest Rates,
bhNJAM1N p SNYDER, President
SLatIlS {. low =, Of RIggl X Co. Vice Presilsn
JOHN CASS. Is I reaslrer
hLbfi-I l. SltLIENANT, Secretary,
t + SyInan Asst. Secy.
DIELCIORs:
L. jaL.lE 7. Snyder. har.ee G. Glover
John Ad-.l-, III, a WiIlsrl
A-LSst l. SlUrteN1nt, ! Gs mas kyaIs,
John q. Psrke. uvI
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SUPPOSED MURDER AND INCENDIARIsM The
charred remains OF an unknown man were found
yesterday in detached box car, loaded W tn lun-
Der, on side track at Ridgeland, a suburb OF
Chicago There was strike among the men en-
pioyed on the dummy" read In that village yes
terday, and the police advance the theory that it
Is a case OF murder, which was followed by the
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgrans to The Star.
An Apology to Minister Sarrent.

LONDON, May 2-The Times publishes special
dispatch from Berlin which undertakes TO explain
the misunderstanding or Misrepresentation on the
part or the North German Gazette in respect to the
republication In a New York paper OF Minister
Sargent's report to Secretary Frelinghuysen up N
the pork question. The point OF the special
correspondents explanation is that what
was published day before yesterday by
the North German Gazette was in
reality the report OF Mr. Sargent TO the State de-
partment Ii was printed In order TO show that
the North German Gdzette's late personal attack,
which Mr.. Sargent would have been justly entitled
to consider gross Infringement OF the newspaper
upon his.priviieges as foreign ambassador, was
based upon an Incorrect translation by the New
York Hdndels- Zpitun0 OF MIR. Sargent'S report
The North German Gazette, in reproducing
the report, prefaceS it by a paragraph
which the Times correspondent characteriZeS as
weak and transparent attempt upon the part OF
the management 10 excuse their unwarrantaple
attack. This is the only excuse vouchsafed by the
Berlin paper and Ii Is the general opinion here
that, while the apology is humble enough 1t must
be regarded nevertheless, as entirely inadequate,
since it cOnvicts the North German Gazette OF
gross Misrepresentation OF the truth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02

= NUN FINHER.
- GHtNICAL DRY, CLEANING ESTABLISH
N'iNI 800 q street northwest. Thirty years' expert
SIce adle9' aid GeHtiencns Garments also Trans
NtIs L%fe ETC. are perfectly cleaned by this Superior
Ccehs LADIES Evonlng Dresses specially. Opinion
q + D. IeSMed, oihcta chemist OF the District OF G y
iiDla: our chemicals OF the most ettectua ma
tfe ana harmless. ANA your perfect machinery is not
fri as=ed IN Paris. New York elsewhere Notice
Grease OTIS KuaraI tied to DC thoroughly aug
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BAILEY's HARBoR. Wis. May 2-Wm. jackson
residence here was destroyed by fire this morning
and his daughters. Olive and artha, aged reSpec
lively and IL wears, perlshed In The flames
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BASE BALL-The Championship season for both
the league and American associations was inau-
gurattd yesterday. Games Were played as follows:
AT Baltimore-Batimore 4. MetrOpOlltaps 8, al in
Observation-Disclosures 4, Allegheny O. AT Clncin-
nati-CincinDatis 6, ST. Louis s. At Columbus o.
Louisville 9, Columbus s. AT Detro!t-netroit L.
Chlcago2 At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z, Buffalo 4
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1oEOPOSALs FOR FI0uEING AND OIHLR
IUuBER
Sealed Proposals for tn PUrchese OF Foor1ng and
Other iurItrr used ~ the ska INK for the Wash
tnkt1n Iizht Infantry Fair vii he cived at Drew's
Drug store, 9tb street and Ieuney wanna avenue
Northwest. until THURSDAY, NJ Az = HILD 1888 at
noon Bidders VII have the right t. inspect the same
frorl ami after this date. ]. v. DaEu
aI'-3t Chairman Committee.
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A CYCLONE STORY FROM WBssoS.-A little baby
OF Mrs. Schett Is one OF the wonders OF the Wes-
son MISSY cyclone. 1t has splinter driven down
two inches On top OF its head into the brain. This
splinter was not observed until last Thursday,
covered it. He pulled 1t out, when the blood
fairly spurted as high as mans head. The little
Child strange 70 relate, VIII recover.
THE ISsoLvENT AUGUsTIHIAs SoCIETY-The IN
renee, Mass, was heard at Salem yesterday.
Father McAyoy, president OF the society, was put
on the witness stand, and admitted that he knew
very little about Its financial condition. He said
mortgages had been given to appease clamOrous
credltors. Father Ryan, treasurer OF the society,
testified that the church and schoolhouse We're
mortgaged In April, 1882, for 100000, and the mo-
ney was used for paying interest on deposits. and
In some cases for paying the principal.
A DAY OF STRIKEs-A great strike OF carpenters
and masons for an Increase OF wages has bFcun In
BerIin.-The greatest strike among The ra lroad
miners In the vicinity OF Plttsburg for years began
YESTERDAY; COCO men stopped work. The operators
say that they are glad Of IL, but il IS thought that
they Will not hold out long against the miners
reduction Of 10 per cent In the wages OF the wire
effect after this week, has been announced.-
Eighteen millers in A. A. TaylOr's Touring min at
Massfllon, OHIO, made request for higher wages
yesterday. The demand was refused ana the men
went out-The printers in the Daily Times Office.
Chattanooga, Tenn, quit work yesterday because
the management announced that non-union print
ers must be permitted 10 work In the ONCE
The cigar makers at Chambersburg. Pa; Read
Ing, Pa: Richmond, Wnkesbarre, Pa; Detroit,
lhlSII's arc ou otilhc. AZ hllN trenton, "
j.; Columbus, OHIO; Boston, the demands OF the
cigar makers have been acceded to-The plas-
terers in Pittsburg, Pa, all quit work yesterday
morning, the masters declining 10 advance SO
cents per day.
CHoKEp her CHILD TO DEATH-Three weeks
ago MISS Lizzie A. Harnel, a young woman,
eighteen years OF age gave birth TO illegtimate
Child. On Saturday night last the child died and
on Sunday was buried ia the garden OF the home
or It's mother near Taylorstown. The citizens
suspected that the child had been foully dealt
UDeartlpl
Fearing they had made mistake, the body was
again buried. A second time, however, they dug
up the corpse, and yesterday Coroner Greer was
notified TO investigate the affair An inquest WAS
held. when enough was learned to warrant the
jury In returning verdict OF death by violence.
IL Is believed the child was choked to eath with
rope The mother OF the unfortunate has fed
as has also young man, although not the father
OF the Child, who is said 10 be implicated In the
affair
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\. ISIS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
40 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
G:bCs CDRSETS to order every style AMI Tn.farI.
aha sUarGI tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
iTCnfh Hand made UndercIothlug, Meriuo Unta-va,-
and finest Imported Hosiery. '' "'
Patent shoulder Bracef and al Dress Reform Goo Ia.
f!enth CCrsat5 and BIstles. The .'Iiercuies" SIM
PORTING Corset, Tor which Miss III. il special akent
ana 81 Corset, her make. that the prlsa
cannot lie surpassed.
N.I.-I tench GerIman and sranish snnban. a.
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OrlIcE OF ". N, oIIQlN,DFxIFR;;

" Af0hlfICf, tOI - ., WaSh fTt0n DC
called Proposals viii ur- iyed tls office for the
purchase and removal Cf tie COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
BUILDING, College r. D.
Further Information and forms Of proposals to be OBJ
teinal Ht this Office.
b.; order Of Board OF Trustees, Columbian Univer-
city. ap3O ST.
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Pcsr Crrrrr T,rp,rr,.r,r

T1EOFOSaLS FOE POS al. SONS AND MONTY
IL ORDER DRAFTS.
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EXCITING SCENE IN CHURcH-Last Sunday.

EXCITING SCENE IN A CHURCH.-Last Sunday
while Father Mccarthy, as celebrant, was con-
Quoting the half-past ten O'Clock mass ia ST
Ceeiiia's church, Williamsburg, n Y, Mrs. Cronin,
OF that town, arose In her pew and with frantic
gestfculstfon cried out in u shril voice that was
heard by all the worshipers, "You have insulted
my daughter, Father Mccarthy. II you ever dare
to do 1t again will shoot you" Father Mccarthy
paused In the service TO say to the woman that lie
had 1nsulted no one and to insist that there be no
more such unseemly conduct in a place OF wor-
ship. Mrs. Cronin, however. refused to be quiet.
ana her husband standing beside her Joined In the
attack upon the priest and denounced him In lam
guage that is seldom heard within church walls
Ia few moments MI and Mrs. Crontn walked out
and the services were continued. Father McCar-
my says the charge grew out or his dismissal OF
Miss Cronin as organist. and he intends to sue the
Cronins for SANDER. Father Mccarthy says he
dismissed Mss Cronin becauae she could not con-
trol the choir,whch is composed or boys and girls
ana IN re- alation her parents accused him OF IN
sulting her. Mrs Cronin says that recently her
daughter, who is described as a beautiful girl had
occasion TO visit the priest nj his residence and
that, In his parlor. Father Mccarthy threw her on
sofa and kissed her. Miss Cronin, fun OF indig-
nation. Informed her parents; and Mrs. Cronin
says that when she saw the man who had so out
rageously 1nsulteu her daughter off1ciatng at the
aitar, her Indignation was SO great that she de-
nounced him
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PROPOSALS..
I0ROPOSALS FOR p LING IN POTOMAC
- Hats.
UNITED STATEs F~GIN Err CPFICF,

WASHING oS, O.. e, Say J. 1888
Sealed PROPOSAL in trifcs;c. vi be rely al this
ffhee until TWELVE O'CLOCK. ION IN WEDNFS-
DAY MAY IT, IoS3. and C;rHeI iriIs-a6. afsy there
after for hpE about SIX acres Of 81 is
hear Fasby = Point.
sIee hcat5ns forms o. proposals. nd aB necessary
Information b. OGssi.e p.casio: t tbs Of
tce JEt tlt q tIGra,
myI 81 NF5rF OF Es5gcers.
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JEIUzL. IyiE GE aED STRAW.

WASH. .fDS. D.. May l, lsc3-l
Se'u ft'Nef tll.--.,., Subject 10 tn Usual
Coz Dis VIII N r. Give ct-tll- OF until "LLNE
OCaD X. Noon. -ATt2BhE. JIM r OEb.
1888. 80 which -iEc AID place 'Eev vII opened in
Presenc- # bidders, Tor non -h!Ag al ~ .ng dur
5ng liz NINE eng July let 49, LII ending
June set, iS4. H. s. lows:
O1 Wood, save. AMI stiit and in he stick; Pine
Woo iu tie stlca. Pine wood 5kIItd i.gI Ned aud
slit tnJh-sc g md fitrnHour 90 J. oats, or. Hay
aud Straa, -uca { said uuiles may be req uTgd
at the u got Of VI -hiHGtcn. H. u Ono udne
town and i1icrs' home. D. -. For. Niger, Va, and
Nashiu-t Ou BaTgsck- ID. e.
Tho g9verniue' rHeTv the right 20 eject any o. all
proposals. a pre- fereuce I'D e. tic
InestC Iroiuc - gplaton- of price quality being
eqGa and such prefer VII 3. given t. Rrtlce- of
Anie Prod. Cfiah produced tine Pacific
the event Of TIE CIn-l.m ou required y tn public
EerVlce there
B,auE proposals and PRINTED circulars st ting the
find ard IS irnatel Gusn.es cguired ami giving fun
fnstTl tons as to thc manner Ot bidding editions tn
be OF eTyet 10y bldaeTs and .errIs Of c0ftT ct and
reym'nt wl1 he FURNISHED application to this
Office.
nv aIes containing rror, sails should be marked
'lr1PNsas for FGclH Proposals for Forage and
Straw, and addressed To the uudrrsjgGed-
X. y. BaTt44LLDER. l. cut. Colonel,
M q Il .enV -