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The sun., 1888-12-30

-. sr-, v..H es Ire rsv Tear bring, TO ths play
>.-. n tn. city promise Of novelty In richness and
~ 1850 urs james Brovn Fotsr u 70 test hcr pew
-, a IN. fupe-. by es,aytns Bgypts queen Cepsfa:
v.-r,r,, usthsr yin enasavoS tontspret the alternate
,.sno> n,1 spirit q Frp Wesptos; the stage efpocf
s..h~rs v eontnfn vhntsver hurnor there may Be IN
.n, Erty witch \ strange 70 ua and ~ TIE Windsor
n,.., pvr>, tu ,rtroauos the metropolis the ost
,-s-..nrve play IN HI, rsportory "fhe VIPER bsnd
~, IN - ne d.mnrnr couaet between the epsnnG
r,snr- e thsr. thtnrA for h-s uefnsr does nos
r-r ~ urfn Tuesday aftsrnesn While MA fotsr re-
serves C,-psvs Cor time even later IN me he
r,.>.r n % co-tinus play the lay Etrseefh in
..rvtrs ne ana Crown ., Rainers untl Saturday.
40 -, v-r1 ereen.nt es-,ytanes e Uyris Bel
- Nh. 4, a. his best IN this play. heanvhls
a. pr,p.ratons for "Antony and Osopatra"
On BE- pursusd with haste 0ostehsr hssder'
-. turueh cut the scenery. urA fotter'a
y.rt> ars-sss have been sxravasanny herald
=. .,1 there are fndiosttonn otherwise ef .
a.,1,,-,. entsrt,,nmsnt me tragedy hns been sssn
!, u.v York F~eSusntiy vns nrst acted n America
IN ~ is - tns PARK Thestre with the beautiful
-. 1i,,1 A c7r.pnrra oeorrs vsndsnhoR - marc
-, s,a Ykomss BarTy 90 veant1tua II was pre-
- v,,n ars.s mnenineenoe. but Il lasted only sig
.,.s,, n vns nszt revived on March !. 1s,a at the
~ r,,,hvsy vhsn running tventy-four nights-vith
r,, Poufd - Cteppsfra, Edward Bddy - <ntonv and
M. ou.rn nrs asrmon James Lansrran. Harry Pear
=. n Heve and othsrs IN the csst-it hroughs 10 .
.,n,, s,1 the career Of tho Broadvay. Ths mountne
:, ,hs vs.os - that time elaborate In April
a N, s.ne year Julia Dean Hsyne played c1eDasu at
,s,os since then this stage has sssn few epaus Of
-. "A n. beautiful hrh Fottsr has clear Geld.
y.,,srS hasbesa agreed upon the theatre fsr the
pro1ues,sn e Ihs Cavalier"
ou,,r pyrcn,s nslodrama, "rAs Upper Hama" has
>.,n IN his rspsrsory only since its performance
nrc,Sfyn month or more ago II WIN Be- acted ss the
vpHs,r snerrov night for the rst time IN town and
The sun., 1888-12-30
At the Brsok,yn Theatres This yyeek.

There viii DO plenty Of amusement for the
play sosn in Brookiyn during this weak and some
eeeut companies various housss Two of Esw Yorks
pretsntious productions will be taken The river
Paul Kauvar" with uninpAirs1 cast and sesnsIys
viii be At Col Sims Park Theatre Tho feomsn OF
the Guard" having become popular. will be taken 10
the Aeadeny by Aronsoa With nrstrate company and
mounting Kate cisxton and her admirable company
viii appear at the Amphion Academy In The Word
Against Her" which has had good week 1t the Grand
Opera House and yas well liked BY those who have Wit
messed there. :. The Twsiye rsnp.ations" orrinaly
stiy s.htssn JsaIs aga VIII es fssissd q the srooayn
In the and honfan ~ the premier
AvsnGe Academy Of Aasle h -yaioinAtion-" With
Cora TAnuer Is the stay The recent stay Of this
piece and actress In this city are veil replem-
bered ana they have bad the Park Theatre
dariuH the pali week u @. hnsr's company will be
seen AZ the nrookiyu In "xitkA" @ stssaI; ana his
eonpsny will ,: q the Criterion N their time vora
ss%Ss Iss LwS ShsS ". ha,s e. Sgs ssS II
tioId win be The Novelty by Ond Barry
excellent company. Monte Crisio will he nvsu sls
New LYeeGm theatre, in the Eastern blsiL by HD'Ays
Leais and company. well auuGri and VITA rnst IN
eudIng SONS capable Acio.N AZ Li?ps IAth,n on NsH
Years Day. Mnaie sohnlt will appear In her ree Of
aAis impcEsoaAtor The ~ . al.ayy sal,!.aihinE
kihlt neneslyss Y a. hrSnss e the QssA4 xhs.ttS
n{e1aelas tAsis ysAelen|s butl1,SsS SAsi &C. Qees
f.sas ssass III q .a
The sun., 1888-12-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Police.
FrsH he Atlantis CeAIt,.ufioa.
The dignihsd policeman with cannon crack
Or sizzling In his coataii pocket was mot uhusuli
1ight yesterday
The sun., 1888-12-30

Sold exs!yvhsre- PrieG OUrIcUEA, soc SOAR. 2Ss /;
EsEESSoLxEESSfN sES !xESf Prepared ~ the POTTER DRUG
11-sand for How 10 Cure Skin DlseassI - a nassa
SO illustrations. and lOO leSIiInonialf.
The sun., 1888-12-30

.ts "a 81 aad
The sun., 1888-12-30
oUEs11oNs nj SUN CoRREsPoSDzsrn

In hi. .reyisw Of Robert Bl.merer Mr. Gladstone
rpenks OF Mr. Grey" - an Oxford professor under
thin d.ru.'s; cen you tell me who that Oxford pro
fersor wnsf RrApER.
Thomas Hm Green. ". A. whyte Professor OF Moral
Philosophy at Oxford from 1873 to iss2 The -Lay
Sermons" hiuted At In Ma Wards story now pub
Hshed IN book form By Randolph in Twenty third street
Il there such . book as the .Idois Of the Market
Place" the book written by Nj wendover IN Robert
Esmeror' II 60 who wrote hf "ELsurRE"
We Don't ind any book OF that ttie but there dor
OF books that could stand prototypes Of that book
uisf' HI
Webster probably yet the standard dictionary Of
this country. says that "skeduis is the right pro
nunciation; the best EnGsh authorities too. admit
stsd us" that seems to have been the pronunciation
IN Queen hnnes time.
The sun., 1888-12-30

We knew that the game had been sighted. 4
moment later we knew 1t more certainly by the
shrill notes OF the sO-called rhinoceros bird.
which is Invariably found in the company OF
the beast. lt is asserted that this byrd eonsti-
behemoth. and that its cries are uttered 10
warn him that danger y near
Glands and often with oxen and horses He Is
simDly after insects. Files. t:nats. and mosqui-
toes gather about all animals in great numbers.
prove his annoyance; This is the warning" !"
bis woas aIaks s .oseaess
sleeper among men. We .heard three or Jour
birds scoldinK away. and presently caught the
feet The black showed himself, waved bis
nag. and next moment he hsd the old fellow In
Nature made the ,rhinoceros in the most
clumsy manner and evidently for q walker.
but he beat her at her Own game. Take him on
q straight line and he Is q runner not 10 be
scorped. A horse has gotto De sure-iooted and
have good ground 70 travel on TO beat him In a
feet tine start aud when they passed our mound
he had lost aye feet OF that. although running
shout sue down and his tail erect. We cSesred the ii
native 70 encourage him. and away the two
Had the race been ten rods longer the native
would have had to leave the path 70 avoid
rIcht;,hand edge Of it. while The rhiHocsTos
thundercd along the centre. He was within
ss fee. e hS Of the hs
rst & into To- The T pit. Ne % heard him srunI iro% h
where We stood and !, was plain that his tumble
struck he ruled over On his right side. and
Sfs ss ss ss %ss 4: hst s
y ssS S:S = e: - :SsS @ z
Sbssln as sss @ ssf sSSss g. y saS sSaIass q SiESse.
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Frederick For Pence.

Emperor Frederick may be dying, but
be shows good deal more strength than
any other crowned head, and is evidently
determined that in his reign, whether i,
b long or short, Bismarck shall not be
the real emperor. The downfall of Herr
Won Puttkamer rejoices the hearts OF
Al who have chafed under the
steady iron hand of Bismarck, and as
it plainly results from defiance OF
his will has the effect Of suddenly chang.
Ing bis value as piece on the European
chess board. For many years it has bsen
m accepted fact that his will was law,
and In spite OF his stern policy, his bril-
liant abilities aud evident sincerity have
70 thoroughly commanded the respect
o. the Germans that refusal to yield
p his guidance would have been
tstai 70 the popularity of an EN-.
peror. But Emperor Frederick has
NJ courage Of his convictions, and
= believed to be free from the selfish me.
ovss that are usually believed to control
ne actions of rulers. lie has the invaln.
oh.s support OF public sympathy with a
dying man and confidence in his nuritv
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THERE promises TO be great meeting at
Baltimore on July 4, when the Democratic
National League OF clubs meets in that city.
The clubs OF Kansas will have state meet
Ing at Topeka ON July to organize state
league. Delegates from clubs will also be
sent to the Baltimore convention. The clubs
OF Illinois will meet at Springfield, to day,
for organization, and will appoint q state
delegation to visit Baltimore with the rep
resentatives OF tho state Michigan has a
very complete organization, over 100 clubs
having signiii sd theis intention OF sending
delegations TO Baltimore. Nebraska like
wise has an excellent organization, and will
have large representation at the conven.
ton. ONO will have over 100 delegates to
the convention. The Arspahoe and Gray
stone clubs, OF Denver, Colorado, have al.
ready Joined the league and signified their
intention Of spreading club organization
through the state and adjoining territories
West Virginia anu Indiana have been AL.
mitted, aud promise a general organization
throughout those states. Florida has al
ready elected delegates, and will send
them to the convention, In Tennessee the
Democrats are taking the schome under sd.
visement and are organizing clubs. Ian
casters delegation to this gathering has
been chosen. All indications point to n
great meeting.
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OF motive, for no man can have better
mentor than death, and even II Frederick
4, considered out OF danger, the moral
effect of his experience will he enduring
With his people IL 1t fades from his own
mind. Already he is idolized as q great
ruler, though he has done nothing sur
prising, and he evidently understands
how to keep the ball rolling. For ex.
ample, he finds that the police OF Berlin
are trying to stop the throwing OF flowers
and petitions into his carriage, ana ne
lsts IL be known that he has dlrected ms
drivers 10 move slowly SO that the
nuisance might be increased.
The foreign correspondent, with his
tireless enterprise, is manufacturing all
kinds of danger out Of the Puttkamer
resignation and possibly its Importance
has been greatly exaggerated, but 1t Ger.
tainly is a notice to Europe that the word
| of Bismarck is no longer absolute in
Germany, and that the destinies OF Eu.
rope are really in the hands OF the inva-
lid but strong willed wearer Of the pur-
pie.
The outlook is much more peaceful
with Frederick in control, and with re.
gard to the rest of Europe matters seem
| to be about as they were under the late
emperor. 1t may be said, as long as
Frederick lives. there will be peace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11
The Yankee Count.

That naturalized Yankee count, OF
ancient name, celestial fame, and cute to
. degree, whose mysterious Chinese con-
ceHi0ns were nine days wonder some
months ago, is again before the public.
Count Eugene de Mitkiewicz prances into
court with suit against Wharton Barker
to compel that solid 1nancier to perform
certain gigantic things which he agreed
to under the impulse Of promised conces.
si0ns from the government of China.
The count alleges that at great trouble
and expense the support of Minister IIoon
Chang was secured and curious agree
ment made. A Chinese telephone COM
pany was TO be formed, capitalized at &C.,
100000, and Barker was to have thirteen
twentieths, Paine four-twentieths, and
the count three. e.twentieths of the stock.
u ,000, 900 worth of stock was TO be sold
In China. Another company, called the
Oriental, and capitalized at 1000 900,
was to hold the remainder of the tele-
phone stock, and to this Oriental COM
pany Hi Hoon Chang promised banking
railroad and mining powers. 1t will be
seen that the syndicate operated on the
bicycle principle and if they could have
made the telephone wheel 60 round the
Oriental would have followed. Two
companies are organized, both with valu.
able privileges. The stock Of tie second
Is sold for eco, 600, 900. The stock of the
frst il divided among the organizers and
sold to the second. Unfortunately the
beautiful simplicity of this scheme did
not command success because another
Chang appeared upon the scene; this
time Ma Kie Chang. The count asserts
that Ma Kie was sumptuously entertained
by Mr.. Barker with the result that
. new agreement Was made whereby
the great originator of the enterprise
was left out in the cold. The vlceroy of
China repudiated the concessions and
Barker failed TO keep his agreements.
30 the count complains that he has been
dlscredited in the eyes of the Cinnamon
and his plans imperiled.
The legal proceedings promise to be
highly entertaining, for besides Wharton
Barker and the picturesque De Mitkie-
wlcz there will be quite large coyy of
noted fnanciers IN the case, not TO men.
tlon the various Changs, from Hi Hing
down, who will probably keep shady.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11

THE class OF 'sS OF the University OF Penn.
sylvanis no doubt imsgines that 1t has done
a very brilliant thing, but when these COL
lege boys have knocked about In the world
bi. they will not DO very proud OF their
feeble satire OF professors who had incurred
their Ill will. 1t IL alleged that Professor
Barker, an eminent and pompous scientist
of the University, no lar forgot himself upon
one occasion as to refer to tho class AZ q
drove Of hogs from Western Pennsylvania.
Alter graduation, the members OF the class
who had charge OF the publication OF the
University Record made sure OF their
| diplomas and then issued 1900 copies o
that paper containing series OF most insult
ing carcatures Of Professor Barker in pre-
cess OF evolution nom pig. Professor
Jackson and McElroy also came In for opei
and coarse insult Nothing that tho profes
sors may have said or done could excus,
this childish and malignant trick. Polished
and witty criticism, no matter how cutting
would have been fair method Of revenge
but II they could not command wit or sar
casm they might have been content with 9
| Rentlemanly expression OF opinion. 1t II
hard TO say which Is worthy OF severes
censure, the professor who could use
plggish illustration or the class that coult
try 30 hard TO deserve II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11
The College Graduate.

In his baccalaureate sermon 10 the
graduating class of Franklin ana Mar.
s,,.ll college ON Sunday, Rev. DR.. Apple
smoke wisely to the young men when ne
fold them that they were about laying
- foundation for future success or fail
mn. Their work, while apparently end
-, d only beginning. They now COM
nence the real battle Of life. The nimic
contests of college days give way to the
actual battles of lite.
II is not surprising that college boys
come forth from the walls Of their alma
mater, filled with belief in their own
powtr, and confident of soon making
their light shine before men. 1t is natural
and perhaps proper that they should have
such feelings. They are well Informed
in classic lore they have successfully
wrestled with the binomial theorem :;
with the philosophy Of Kant and Des-
cartes they are as familiar as with the
English alphabet and they enjoy moth
ing more than to read q chapter OF the
New Testament in Greek. The college
graduate knows that in these possessions
he has unquestioned superiority over his
fellow citizens. And 1t is but natural
for him to think that when he brings his
talents to bear upon particular profes-
sion or business, he will jump at once
into superior place therein, because OF
his fuller knowledge.
Not often will 1t so happen. lie will
find that college life and life in the world
are vastly different. In the fierce struggle
for existence in the world he will see
much done and attempted that will shock
the aesthetic tastes that have been de.
veloped in college. He will find that the
best equipped man in literary way Is
rarely the best money-maker. lie will
have many dreams shattered, many ideals
crushed.
But let him not grow weary in his work
He has o mental equipment that is bount
to bring him TO the front, If he will bu
persevere. He has, IL his college worl
was we'll done, laid foundations broat
and deep for a successful and honorable
career. When he adjusts himself to hi
rew life, and sets about solving its prol
lens, he will find his college education
Of vast benefit to him in making life
road less thorny.
So do not sneer al the college boy
egotism. 1t is to be expected. 1t
better that he should be thus than be fea
ful Of his powers. II he be Of good stu
the egotistic edges will soon be wol
away, and he will forge rapidly forwa
In the race of life.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11
PERSONAL,

MISS ROSE ELIZABETH CLEYELAND
has arrived at her country home In HoI
land Patent, n, y. She will remain there
during the summer.
j. HARRISON GARRErT's body still re-
mains undiscovered beneath the waters ol
the Chesapeake, although g. 900 reward ID
offered for the same.
RIGHT Hon. EDWARD ROBERT KING.
HARMAN, Parliamentary under secretary
for Ireland snd member OF Parliament for
the Isle OF Thanet Division OF Kent, died
tt his residence In Ireland on Sunday.
CHARLES Ii. WINFIELD dropped dead
while addressing a Sunday school at Wal.
cen, n. u, on Sunday. He was a lawy or
OF considerable prominence, served two
Terms IN Congress, and was chairman of It o
ne" YORK state Democratic convention In
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11

JuDeE THURMAN, In speaking recently,
made tho following remark, which may be
profitably read by all who propose to en-
gage In political discussion, or In any dis
cussion, during the coming heated term In
politics and the atmosphere 1t Is very
difficult for many II not most people to con.
troll their tongues TO calm statement OF
their opinions but 1t is an act which every.
one should cultivate assiduously: "My
friends, II Is not my purpose to say any
harsh thing o. our political OPP 1ents. ina,
never has been my style OF speaking Even
when was very young mani might
say not man at all, for at the time OF my
irst stump speech l was nothing but q boy
even then always endeavored to keep 9
civil tongue in my head. 1 always recog
nized the right of every may to do his owr
thinking, and II he would only think
honestly and be an tolerant OF me as wal
TO him there you'd be no harsh words fal
from my lips In respect to him and 30 In
the contests Of our own party It never hs'
been my habit to Quarrel with those who
did not think just rs / thought"
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Howto Remember Everything

we mean 1t In Its exact liberalism and, bet.
Ter than the mere statement. we can give The
name ana address OF the oiscoyerer of this
wonderful method, Preacher, II you would
ielAemoer your sermon doctor. II you care
10 rscollect the needed data OF your profes.
sion-eyery body " ho would remember e,sy,,.
mtn2-wriis ior particulars 10 Prof. A. Loisette
2H rim Ave NY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11

THE faculty Of the Jefferson medical col
lege have decided to extend the two years
course at that institution to three years
Physicians ought TO be very carefully
trained before they arc thrust upon an un,
suspecting world.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11
lteAfA the MarId

This Is what II. G. Hobermap, a Druggist n,
Marion, Ohic, says Thomas heiectTio oil
beats the world Sold nine bottles yesterday
ana today. One man cured OF sore throat oi
eight years standing. Is splendid fer rhe una
usm." FOR sale by al. B. Cochran. druggist
is' ana l5s North Qneen street, Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11
We'll as Ever.

Lottie Howard writes from Buffalo, n. r.,
my system became greatly debilitated
through arduous professional duties. suffered
from nausea, sick headache, ana btliousness.
Tried RuvdOck BLOOD BAHers with the most
beneD cial effect. Am we'll as ever FOR sale
l.ancaafer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11

Insure with 7nomaf Aoieofrtc OH. IL is the
cheapest and best method OF insurance We
many erevious aches and pains. Policies are
obtainabe at all druggist In the form of bot
ties at 30 cents and ei each. For sale by II. Is.
Cochran. druggist, l31 and lj9 North Queen
street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11
~ Fire Him nut -

This Is common remark when rouphs a M
owdys insult public decency py their mn.
seepiiy ways. Dyspepsia Is a horrid bore Fire
~ out with BwdOck Blood Biuers. You can
90 u: Tor sale by ii. Is Cochran, druggist ~
and 49, North q aeen street, Lancaster ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11

1T Is perhaps not pleasant subject for
Chsuncey NJ. Dspew and w. w. Phelps 10
pbnder over that every successful Republi.
can candidate has been from the far West.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11

THE president has approved tho act for
the erection Of q public building at Poter-
SOD, N. j., and that city will soon be In the
throes OF the site storm that has been pre-
cipitated hereabouts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11

WE have received tho catalogue OF Ursi.
nus college ut Collegeville, Pa, for the
current year. There is total OF l62 stu
dents In this fiourishing institution.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11

There arc many sources OF proft 20 those
who are ingenious ana enterprfsing. BurJock
BLOOD Btuers are source OF profit in every
fly, and efiectuaiiy, which is saying q great
deal For sale by II. H. Cochran druggist, l37
and lSg North Queen street, Lancaster.
sHlL0HB COUGH ana Consumption Cure
10 SOLD by ms on o guarantee. II cures Con.
sumption. Sold by II. b. Cochran, druggist,
Eos. is7 and lse North Queen st., Lancsster,
Pa fM
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THE sweet girl graduate comes with the
une roses and the honeysuckle.
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rhe Daily lnteIligencer.
LAsuAsTsR. a JUEs II. isss

=, many rrrrLLIerrosR publishes al the
Ssiseraphie news Of the United Press mp 70
- Iaesst possible hour.
FRRms Tho Daily kdition OF TIE lfruLLr
sr~um 4 delivered by carriers in the city
ana surrounding towns for loc. per week !
81 mail. 800 year o2to for si1 months
Nh for three months; toc. per month.
rup WnuKLy INTRLLienrCRR Double sheet)
Eight Pages, only $50 per Annum. In ad'
vance.
Subscriber wishing their address changed
must also state where the paper II now tor
wArded..
Advertisements nom 10 to 3 cts. per lin
each insertion, according TO location.
THE INTKLLI0ENCER,
Lancaster, Pa
3.Teiephone Connection
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SAMUEL CLARKE'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA ANDCoF.
FEE STORE,
IL and IA SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
srTELEPHoNE'-p
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWERS.

DROPOSALS FOR SEWERS.
l. Scaled proposals will be recL lved by the
Street Committee up to Monday evening June
Is lsss, at 7o'clock, for the construction of TWO
sewers, to wit
FOR the building OF three foot brick sewer
about J., ,hs feet In length, beginning at q point
on North Duke street, 100 feet south of James
street, ana extending northw ard along said
Duke street to connect with the CLAW street
sewer. Also for the building OF IA two-foot
briek sewer about 49, foot IN length ON North
Queen street, beginning at Penn Square and
extending northward along said North Queen
street TO connect with sewer on Orange street.
sAll bids must be- accompanied with the stg-
natures OF Two or more responsible parties
wiling to become security. Also with a certi-
ned check TO tha amount OF 10 per cent of The
BID, which will be forfeited Ia the city IN case
of failure TO accept the contract II awarded.
The committee reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids.
Plans ana specifications can be seen at the
ofhee of :. q. siaymaksr. City engineer, Al his
Cflce at the station house.
Proposals To be addressed TO Street Com
mitteo " for Construction or sewers," ana
deposited In Street Con intJtee box AT the ofbt o
OF Geo. W. .Pinkerton. Aide man, NO. $40 North
Queen street. by order OF t
GEo. W, PIsHERTos, Clerk. tunes.sSn