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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween l and J-1he pastor Rev. W. C. Merrill,
ject: Spiritual Measurements" Sunday-sehool
at l2l5 The public cordially invited to all serv-
ices.
Central NJ. e. Church, Eleventh street,
between H and Preaching By the pastor,
Rev. Thomas Filbin, tomorrow morning and
evening. Morning subject Prayer" Even
ing: " Discouraged Victor
M. e. Church South, Seventh street, bet.
ana k-1he pastor, II. G. Christian, will
preach at II 4. NJ Subject: " Human Motives"
Strangers welcome. Sunday school at 12:15 P NJ.
Bring your children.
Calvary Baptist Church, 1 street, be-
tween Twelfth and misunderstanding by
Morning: white Fields = Rich Harvests' y
Evening lecture: 1.-THE Religion of Egypt"
Come and hear.
Fourteenth-street Presbyterian Church,
between and P-Pastor, Rev. George R. Bird.
school 1870 P. N. Bible lecture and prayer
meeting, Thursday 7:30 p NJ
st. PauPs Church, Eighth street, be-
tween l and J, Rev. Carroll M. Davis, rector.
Holy Communion, A N. Sunday. school, $50
H.: Morning prayer IL A. NJ. School, Six
teenth and N, P. M. Friday service, $50 P. NJ
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sixth
street, corner of Rev. II. II. Rice, pastor
viii preach on Sabbath at 1913 A. N. and : p NJ;
.siolHlnS SUBJECT: repairing the temple
Evening: The Will of God for Our Salvation 6
United Brethren Church, corner of Four
teenth and X streets-Rev. F. Fisher, pastor.
Preaching at IL A. N. and P. NJ. Sunday school
at 945 A. NJ. Prayer-meeting Thursday evening
at 7:30.
Sixth-street NJ. E. Church, between X
and 1.-The pastor. Rev. E. R. Ollie. will preach
at 10:i5 A. N. In the evening the postponed
Good Tidings Day Service will be rendered
by the Sunday school. All are welcome
Preaching at the First Baptist Church
by the pastor, A.. j. Frost Morning subject
christianity Finality.'' Evening subject
"Hindrances to Revival" All cordially in.
vited."
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The following scores were made last Sun
day by Company G at the 2OO-yard RANGE
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Alex. Badlam, of San Francisco, is in
town.
Dr. w R. Cutler went to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Findley, of Georgetown, is pay
ing Sacramento visit.
James O'Meara, of Santa Rosa, returned
home yesterday from Red Bluff
J. E. Blanchard and j. H. Burnham, of
Folsom, came to the city yesterday.
Bradley Chandler, of Riverside, San Ber-
nardino county, is visiting in Woodland
A. f. Shattuck, of San Francisco, re-
turned home from Sacramento yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Orr, of Willows, are
in Woodland, visiting Professor Dingle and
family.
General Charles Cadwalader came down
from Red Bluff yesterday, going to St.
Helena.
Miss Ella Laugenour, of College City, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. S. Hutton, of
Woodland.
D. G. Waldron, of San Francisco, who
had been spending day or two here, went
over to Stockton yesterday.
Fred. G.. Rice. we'll known in Sacra-
mento, is acting as conductor on one of the
VIM Hassett, q well known member of
the typographical fraternity, has come to
this city from San Francisco to reside.
George w Watson went over to Dixon
yesterday to attend celebration by the
Native Sons of the Golden West in the
evening.
Samuel Hitler of Woodland, who was
stricken with paralysis few weeks ago, is
abled to sit up, but has no use of one arm
and hand.
Mrs A. K. Arnold, of Portland, Oregon,
is visiting Mrs. H. Weinstock, her sister,
in this city. She will remain about week
from date.
Ex-Assemblyman Andrews, of Shasta
county, was in the city yesterday. So also
was Con. Riley, prominent mining man
of Eureka, New.
The Pioneers and their friends, forming
quite large gathering, had merry time
at Pioneer Hall last evening in the enjoy
ment of progressive euchre party.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Steiner. of Woodland
have returned from the East. During sew.
eral months absence they have visited
| many friends in Michigan and Ohio.
DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo, n. Y. one of the
principal owners of the Big Bend mine
Butte county, came down yesterday from
the mine, going to San Francisco. His
company is engaged in constructing tun.
mel one and o quarter miles in length, by
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled October q. 1885 l


October 81, 1SS5-Martha E. Hallidie to
J. Nj. Dudley-Lot and the west half of
lot 3 F and G, Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
streets $500.
October %, 1SS5-Elizabeth Keegan to
P F. Scott-East half of lot 4, N and o,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets; 81, 400.
October Is, 1S85-Annie J. Woods to J.
NJ. Dudley-Lot l and the west half of
lot 2. F and G, Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
streets; $500.
October 20, 1850. T. Williams to R.
H. Withington-Half interest in lot IS
by 100 feet, on the northeast corner of
Front and o streets.
October %, 1SS5-R. H. Wilmington to
Sparrow Smith-Half interest in property
last described $500.
October %, 1sS5-R. H. Wilmington to
NJ G. Withington-One-fou interest in
said lot; $3.50.
October %, 18S5-W. P Coleman to Peter
Bohl-North so rods of east 60 rods OF
southwest quarter of section sc, township
north, range 5 east.
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A. q A. Heilbron-Ag ricultural implements.
Red House-MOnday morning.
Miss Hermina Fleissner, teacher of piano.
Farm for sale-Carl Strobel.
Mrs. Pinkham' class in music.
Nanted-Pair of large, strong mules
Dancing teacher. r. Melchoir.
Wanted-Situation by young man.
Wanted to pUrchase-House Of seven rooms
W anted-Situation as working housekeeper.
Oplum, morphine and whisky habit cured
FOR sale-2,500 acres of first-class land.
Hale Bros. x Co.-Just arrived
Neinstock IL Lubin-At this morning.
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HOUSEKEEPING is done with ease and
perfection in half the time by using James
Pyle's Pearline." No soap required.
Beware of limitations. Never peddled.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Department One-D. j. Murphy, Judge,
FRIDAY, October %, 1885.
People Vs. All Doc and All Gong gaming-De-
PENDANTS fined $50, or fifty days each
People Vs. 7. Fl. Reynolds, felony-On trial
Department Two-McFarland, Judge.
FRIDAY, October %, 1885.
Jane L. Conner vs.. Lee Stanley-On trial.
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TODAY, boys knee pant suits, So, at Hale
Bros.
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THE cheapest, clearest and best beer on
the market is the Fredericksburg export.
@. W. Chesley, sole agent.
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ADVERTISEMENT nlESTIon.

Metropolitan Theater-" Cold Day" company.
Clunie Opera House-"A Farmers Daughter"
Comic operetta next Thursday evening
SACRAMENTO Lodge No. II, X OF p, Monday
evening.
Warning to hunteTs-H. Schulmeyer.
Baseball, Agricultural Park-To morrow
Baseball, Recreation Park-To-morrow after
noon.
Charles Dodge's lecture on " Ingersollisn."
CoSumnes Tribe, Imp. o. X. M--Sunday.
Columbia Lodge, X. of P.-Sunday.
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CAR choice wild oats for seed just received
Get in your orders early. w. R. Strong
"a q
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Those pretty robes and other charming
fashions and conceits in Dress Goods do
not lend themselves readily to description.
They seem to- say, rather arislocratically,
PEOPLE must come to US. We cannot go
to them"
And one can't blame them What
words will describe adequately those intri-
cate embrolderies, those may stripes of
shaggy wool, those raised and illuminated
dots and lines, or the many rough and plain
materials shown, whose beauty consists in
their very plainness and roughness?
Yes, the better way by far is for those
who are interested to see these things for
themselves. We are glad to show them at
all times
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New line ruching. Hale Bros.

PILES of new clothing at Hale Bros. 9
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MORE new goods than any house in the
city. Hale Bros.
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hese COOL crisp evenings tell unerring-
ly OF the long procession of cold, cold Win
ter nights to come. Blanket time is GER
tainly here.
Some one has said that the value of
Blanket is in the part that you tuck in--that
so far as warmth and comfort are concerned.
size is more important than weight The
point is well taken, and we are glad to say
that most of our Blankets this season are
OF a generous size, while qualities remain as
good and prices as low as in other seasons.
Full-size o-pound Gray Blankets, So;
Atwood Scarlet Blankets, ST. 50; Large
White Blankets, SIS, 81, So So $40 (the lat
ter very flne), SI2 so and upwards
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BEsr 25-cent towel in the city at Hale
Bros.
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ALL-wooL red twilled flannel, 25 cents a
yard Hale Bros IA
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L.K. HAMMER, $50 street. Best assorted
stock of violins and banjos.
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EXTRA value mems scarlet knit under
wear, 81 10 garment. Hale Bros.
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New line wooden hoods at Hale Bros. .
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LARGEST assortment and lowest prices on
the coast. Hale Bros.
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OUR fresh made lard surpasses all Eastern
lard in sweetness Mohr & york.
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MEMS white merino undershirts, under
value, at so cents each. Hale Bros.
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NEw canvas bells. Ha.e Bros.
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GRAY blankets, 81 Is a pair. Hale Bros. !.
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MKs's brown mixed half hose, 10 cents a
pair. Hale Bros.
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Best value in ladies wraps. Hale Bros. .
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MANY lines in our dry goods department
on sale to-day. Red House.
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SALE commences to-day at o'clock A. NJ.
Red House,
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SPECIAL value boys wool scarfs, IS cents
each. Hale Bros.
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LARGEST assortment clothing in the city.
Hale Bros.
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EXCELLENT bargains in our boot and shoe
department in the sale to-day. Red House.
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LONE FISHERMAN.

THE FINEST FIVECRNT CIGAR IN THR
Il Market. Also, fine Line Of Imported and
Key West on hand at 225 K ssree.
O6-islm E. H PETIT Proprietor.
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LOT of white blankets at exceedingly low
prices in our sale to-day. Red House.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

r 1. CHADDERDON IMPORTER AND DEAL
y. or In Paints, Oily, Yarnishes window GlaH
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials,
Wall Paper, etc, No. 2A st., Sacramento,
oi7-Ipa
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AT 10 O'CLOCK,

PINS, slightly imperfect, / cent per
paper.
Fancy Goods Department.
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SEE new advertisement of the Red
House.
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WHITE blankets, 81 pair. Hale Bros. 9
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New styles mems neckwear at Hale Bros
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Auction Sales,
Business Advertisemen,s.

By Sherburn < Smith, this morning.
By Bell IL Co, this morning.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-24

POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of All Gan, for an assault
with deadly weapon, was continued until
the Doth. .....Ah Gee and All Look, for con-
Quoting lottery. were fined S25 each..
Ed. Laken, previously convicted of petit
larceny, was fined $40 or forty days. All
Sam, also for petit larceny, was fined $50 or
fifty DAVIS. The case of 7. Fairchild, for
grand larceny, was continued until to-day.
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SEVEN new lines of overcoats. Hale Bros.
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"ODDS" IN FINE JERSEYS.

"ODDS' IN FINE JERSEYS
We will not keep broken up stock Of sizes and
colOrs in any line of goods some stocks are made up
with them. When line becomes broken the balance
Oh the sizes or coors 20 at Remnant Prices, viz:
D FINE BLACK STOCKINETTE JERSEYS tailor
made Jette down the front, the collar and cuffs,
anu around the bottom: perfect shape and nicely
finished: size "a; 3 size 30; 1 size 3S
Regular Price. c12OO
I.OO
FINE BLACK JETTED JERSEYS, supertne
qu;tE elegantly made and finished: perfection in
shape ana MT; size 81; size SO; size SO.
Remnant Price. 10 90
These reductions are made with view of closing
them out at once Customers DESTROYS of securing
of these will do well In calling early
Second floor: Take the elevator)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

The suit by zen Butler TO stop the work for
the Increased water supply in the District, now
going on al the Great Falls, looks like an at
tempt to force the government to purchase from
private corporation the right to continue a
needed public Improvement
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HOTELS.
BRocK,s CoseRrssrosAL Horn1.

DROCK'S CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL
This Hotel is situated opposite the Capito-New Jcr-
sey ave. and St Ae--the most elevated point In
Washington. 1t Is out of the malaria district, being
hundred feet above the level Of the Potomac river
From its Balconies beautiful view be had OF the
entire city Of Washington, Arlington Heights, Poto
mac River and the Capitol grounds Summer boarders
accommodated with delightful airy and well ventilated
rooms Transient 81 90 per day. Regular boarden fbr
summer season q low ratea II. BROCK, Prop.
nhl6-8m Formerly Of Jersey City. r.. J.
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The feeling that Mr.. Gladstone in his latest
agreement tor arbitration has seriously compro-
missed En.iand's dignity, and has yielded to
Russia everything she asked, is growing both in
Ensiand and in Europe. The London press is
Very bitter against the premier, and there is
talk oi Il change of ministry
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Cor The B1rEs.n

NOT THAT UNPLEASANT. DEPRESSING KIND
THAT SOME MERCHANTS SEEM TO HAVE
THIS SEASON. FOR OUR SALES HAVE BEEN
RUNNING AWAY AHEAD OF LAST YEAR
BUT THE INDIGOS THE ALL WOOL THE
PAST COLORFD BLUES. SUCH As so MANY
PEOPLE WANT IN SUITS
WE'VE GOT THEM AT $50: WORSE SUITS
ARE SOLD FOR Sl2 IN MANY y STORE
GOT THEM AT $1,000 TIE MIDDLESEX MAKE:
SOME DEALERS WOULD CHAR;E YOU SO
Fur SUCH GOODS
GOT THEM AT SIS; WOULD BE CHEAP AT SIS
WEALSO HAVEA FULL LINZ. OF PLAID SUITS
FROM ;. 81 Up; SOME BIG BARGAINS
HsINCE IL BERT SUITS AT SIS, WORTH s25.
e. CUTAwAY SUITS FROM s1pUP.
ODD PANTS. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT, sI25
AND UPWARD
WHITE VESTS, FULL LINE, 7oc and UPWARD
ALPACA COATS, 81 AND UPWARD
OFFICE COATS. 35c. AND UPWARD
FOR BOYS TO II,
BEAUTIFULLI LINE OF SUITS FROM 50 so To
Slo' SOME GENUINE BARGAINS.
FOR BOYS, IL To Is.
COMPLETE LINE OF SUITS FROM $50 TO
80; lest BARGAINS EVER SHOWN
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AZ Is satisfactory to note that the District
commissioners have come to the conclusion
reached by The STAR years ago, that medium
sized school buildings are better adapted TO
school purposes than the great towering. many
storied structures that have been the fashion in
Washington of late. Yet it is not quite appa-
rent what the Commissioners are driving at in
proposing the sale of the Franklin building
Though this building is not, in our opinion, a
model (as regards size TO be followed in the
future erection of school buildings, there is no
doubt that its stately proportions, its generally
satisfactory interior arrangements. and its ele-
waited and singularly attractive and eligible po-
sttion, fronting on a great public square, with
light and air on all sides. have won for ii the
admiration of visitors, and served to impress
them with a high idea of the educational prog
~ess of the District. What is needed is not to
get rid of the present stately school buildings,
but to supplement them with eight-roOm build
ings wherever required And if the Commits
sioners have any spare time to give to school
affairs, perhaps it would be well for them To de-
vote IL to abatins the unbearable railroad nui-
sances right under the windows of the jefferson
building, instead of worrying themselves about
the pleasantly -quartered Franklin school pu-
pills.
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RrNsANrs- Or PAnAso1a
FUNNY HEADING. ISN'T IT.
WHO WANTS REMNANTS, OF PARASOLSe NO
BODY; YET, EVERYBODY

That's only name call them by when their
fellow coors and qualities have gone before them.
Just good the others, and at reduced. Rem
nant Price We advertised a few last Friday, (kem
nant day. and don't believe there is of the lot left
Lots of ''ParasoI" weather to yet. We give
Friday customers the frs; chance
Three Black Satin Parasols, lined with cardinal.
Regular Price 81 so
Remnant Price. 25
Two Black satin Parasols, one lined with red, and
one with blue.
Regular Price 81 IS
Only one color-3 brown Silk Parasols gilt paragon
frame. natural wood sticks.
~ -
Five Corded satin Coachers, two black, two cardi-
nal white. gilded paragon frames. large unique han
dies
30
Only one siZe 24-inch, 2 Black Silk Sun Umbrellas
colored border on inside, fine quality, best Remnant"
bargain YET.
.....
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Second floor; take the elevator)
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The popularity of the bicycle is increasing
Burglars now Use il TO silently steal away after
a successful robbery.
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PARAsoIs AND Sun UMBRELLAS
MOURNING GRENADINES
BROCADE GRENADINE SILK GRFNADrNF
% PIECES RIAL INDIA PONGEES IN VERY
SMOiGE SINIES. CHINA PONGEE WITH En-
BROIDERY To MATCH
CHALE DE LAME SILK EMBROIDERY.
WI HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF ALL
WOOL PLAIDS FROA 81 To CSC.
SCOTCH GiNGHAMS REDUCED TO l5c: VERY
FINE GOODS.
STRIPED SURAH SILK REDUCED TO 81
GREAT BARGAINS IN tSf;OS GRAIN SILKS
BLACK PoNGEE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, 80
INCHES WIDE
NEW STOCK OF CHOICE DRESS GOODS
1oo PIECES FIGURED BATISTE
100 PIECES CHOICE FRENCH SATTEENS.
St-ASk 81 RAH SILKS, RIADAMAS AND MER-
NlLLEoA MOSCHOWlTZ DRfS-S Innings
ONE PRICE
W. NJ SINISTER SONS
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N.R-THE BEST Is THECHEAPEsT uv8
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STAR WASHINGTON. c. <fHuRsDAY NAY Z 1885,
WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-TO PURCHASE. THREE OR -FOUR
w small Houses. In good neighborhoods as an In
vestmsnt at 81 900 to 81, 900 cash each. Address
Box So Star Office. INV 7-3t*
"ANTED-BY A LADY, WITHOUT chill
w dren, we'll and nicely furnished House BY June
LIST, for indefinite time, between and NJ streets
north and 9th and 14th streets west southern expo
l., Star Office. invests
"ANTED-NICE 10 OR Is ROOM HOUSE IN
w vicinity of departments for furnished rooms Ad-
dress BOX 80 Star Office my5-eoSt*'
VXyANTED-TO RENT FURNISHED or IN
w furnished House with to rooms Best Of refer
ences given No children. Address WILLIAM star
once my6-4t
"ANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL HOUSE
w with to rooms good condition, in the city.
Address c., Star Office, with full particulars nay4t
VJANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE LAZY. WITH-
w out children House to take care Of during the
SELMAN'S Stamping Depot 91S st. NV. my5-3t&
WyANTED-BETwEENH AND K AND l4TH
w and 18th, House with 16 or 1S rooms; must be
In perfect repair, with all the modern improvements
ADDRESS BOX o. star ONCE my4-2w*
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PROPOSALS
OF THE INTERIOR,

- WASHINGTON, May LIST. 1885,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Department
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, WEDN ESDAY, MAY
TWENTY, 1856, fer furnishing supplies, consisting
mainly OF Meats Or oceries. Dry Goods, Medicines and
Fuel for the of the Freedmans Hospital. in this
city during the fiscal year ending June 30 1885.
Blank forms of proposal specifications and schedules
showing the items and estimated quantities required
Will be furnished on application 10 this Department
II. l. MULDROW,
my2eo6t Acting Secretary.
DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING FISH
l. WAYS.
. OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AQuEDUcT,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. April 16 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, for construct
Ing Fshways az the Great Falls Of the Potomac, In
cordaIice with the act Of Congress approved July 10,
1857, VIII be received at this ofhce until Twelve
O'CLOCK NOON, on FRIDAY, NAY EIGHTH,
1883, when they will be publicly opened.
The work 10 be done consists In building in the
Maryland Channel or Falls Branch Of the Potomac.
end ON the ajacent land, six sections OF Pathways
s,d their auxiliary strnctures IN accordance with
missioner Of Fish aud Fisheries Parties proposing
bid viii apply al this office for blanks for proposals,
specifications and all information. The right Is re-
served to reject any and all bids parts Of bids
G.J.LYDECkER, Major Of Engineers, u. s. A.
ap1S,2O,21, 22&m6&7-st
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While state and municipal authorities in all
parts of the country are taking the necessary
steps To insure the underground system for
telegraph, telephone and electric ligh: wires in
all popuiOus cities, it seems strange to read that
the District Commissioners are considering the
proprieIy of allowing some new air-strung wires
TO be placed in the back streets OF Washington.
This city has been regarded by the rest of the
country as the one place where the electric cor
porations are not in supreme control, all the
time. in spite OF public opinion and public in
tereSts, and the reported proposition to sur
render now excites both surprise and irdigna-
ton Tie scheme as it stands may present a
comparatively unobjectionable aspect, but it
can be set down certain that there is an able
bodied and lonsclawed cat some where under
the meal
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