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A Proiect0c Missing.

ST. LOUIS, August pa. C. Deiano, the pro-
jector Of the Octavio Investment Improve
ment and insurance Company, is miss
ing and it is said that q number of
business men have been victimized by him.
He was very fertile in devising schemes for
making money, but money invested with him
seldom brought returns
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Schooner Seized on 81 Slight Pretc,

HALIFAX, August 26.-Consui General Wake
field G.. Frye returned from Souris P. Ell, last
night, where he went upon instruction of Sec
retay Blaine to investigate the seizure Of the
Gloucester Schooner, Willie Irving. Mr..
Frye found she had been seized upon a
very frivolous pretext, viz, that one Of
the crew had sold pair Of boots to some per-
son on shore. When oil the facts were made
known to the minister of fisheries at Ottawa
he ordered the vessels release. The schooner
is still at Souris
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Swan Eifteen Miles.

CHESTER, Pa, August 26.-Dr. Charles B.
Penrose, treasurer of the examining board Of
pensions, and Robert Ralston, both Of Phila-
Philadelphia to Chester, fifteen miles, yester-
day afternoon. They SWAN for q wager, Dr.
Penrose winning in five hours and 1--WE minutes
Mr.. Ralston was eight minutes behind.
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Real Estate Matters.

Samuel Bieber ct al have purchased Of W.
H. Morrison for SCI, 500 part g. square 49l,
fronting Sc feet on ~ street between Penn
syivania avenue and street northwest
Warren o. Arnold and Louis w. Arnold have
each purchased for STA. 500 of Thos NJ. Bayne
an undivided fourth part OF lot ., square 322
60 by IS feet at the southwest corner OF nth
an d E streets northwest.
l.. c. Zerlga has purchased for a. 500 OF L n
jackson sub III. SO. s6l-l6.So by 50 feet on F
and 9th streets northeast
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to Henry F. hhpp and Ivy
NJ. Mudd; George sprague and Alice Franklin;
William F. Hill of Henderson. NC: and Lam
dorica NJ. Ball; Charles Coombs OF Syracuse.
n Y, and Nellie Shea; Patrick A. Grimsley and
Doda L. Graves of Baltimore, Nd, Clinton
Tinsley Of Richmond, Va, and Annie Rollings
of Fredericksburg. Va; Emanuel johnson and
Nellie Carrick
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Can Take Pcrishable Freight.

CHICAGO, August 26.--The following dispatch
was received this morning at the offices Of the
Lake Shore read from Geo. H. Daniels, gen.
eral passenger agent of the New York Central:
.onr operating department has authorized the
freigat department. 10 resume the carrying on
perishabIe freight. and all our traffic is being
moved as usual. Passenger trains are on time
end no further trouble is anticipated"
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Texas Fever at St. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, August 26.-Five cattle afflicted
with Texas fever were discovered yesterday
among train load which arrived from the
west consigned to Boston. Under the law the
inspectors are not able to condemn them, and
the cattle will probably be sent forward to the
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They WIN Su6ar.

refused to interfere In the ense Of Brocky
Smith aud Otto Leuth. Isaac Smith has been
respited until October "a. The case Of Elmer
Sharkey wall b decided tomorrow. a
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CASH o. CHrD,r.

We will .eu ron Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. pieces for sl7
Cash sls Oh credit.
We Will sell you . 7-piece PARLoR SUITE. solid
wslnut frames uphotersd In TIE best hair csos for
l2S cash or $50 credit
We will sell you q T-pisce PARLoR SUITE, solid
walnut frames. upholstered in plush. ompination
eoiors. for s2s cash or $50 on credit
We viii sell you good wIBE-wovEN BED SPRING
ioT o.. % cash or s2 so On credit.
We viii sell you q good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for oOc. Per yard cash or o6c. per yard credit.
We viii sell you good NGkAIN Carpet for Soc
ysTyard cash or 40c. per ard credit
We Sew and Lay all CAkPE Is Free of Cost ana DO
lot charge Tor the IN ma,ehiSs sssrsa
We Will sell all CARPETS. MArTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS On Credit a. Al ADVANCE " Sslts per yard
CT the lowest cash price
LASY WEEKLY MONTHLY PAYMENTS taksu
all credit safes. and no notes required
CASH DISCOUNT zllevea IN al sscoupts .sstlsd in
oy4sya
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With Il Corkscrew

LONDON, August 26.-The Duke Of Abercorn
today opened the new signal telegraph station
on Terry Island, off the northwest coast of Ire
land. Henceforth Atlantic vessels passing
north Of Ireland will be reported from this sta
ton instead Of from Mslin Head, as hereto
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A TEST Case.

foPEKA, KAN, August 26.-Charles Ruher,
agent for Kansas City liquor House, came to
sell liquor here. sitter being, notified that the
President had signed the Wilson bill, and his
goods we're seized by the sheriff aud he him
self locked in Jail The liquor men offered TO
8 Writ Of habSss corpus was He'd In the United
States district court yesterday.
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Name O. c. Name. O. C.
Washington STOCK Exchanre.

S3les-keRular Cau-2 O'Clock m: ID. c. 5s of
town i,airoaa at J5s; 10 a. 3d. 10 a, CO. hme as
can Graphophone, 100 at l5A.
so ioa Oa Fss p IS s %p @ sse
lo4 bid; 2o-year fund. g. issa, gold. ios bid.
gold, 1902. I24 bid. Water stock, Is. currency.
1908. 1904 bid so5s, 1924. fund, currency. l2l u
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. 8. Electric Light bonds
o. U.s. ,4 100 %. sdd u se snd Light bonds,
Ham s'0 Associ"on S. 1885, 1o ss ota aA'on mo
asked. Washington Marxe. Company list mort
psny bonds. imr. Us. III bid, 40 asked. Wash
ington Light infantry nrst mortgage, 6s. 1904. %
BID Washington Light Infantry bonds. I'd "a.
bonds, series A, o.. III bid, lao asked. Wash
insson Gas Light Company bonds, series b. Cs,
lis bid, III asked, Hygiene Ice Company, LIST
iiy and Trust, 100 bid.
hauOnai Bank Stocks-Bank Of WASHINGTON 400
800 asked. metropolitan 20 bid los az asked U,d
Farmers and Moehancs 100 bid, so5 asked "d
Capital, ll9 bid. West End. 10 bid, 1903 asked
Traders, III bid, 100 asked. Lincoln. lI6 bid
ksilroad Stocks = Washington and Georgetown,
21e bid. 80 asked. Metropolitan, 1855 bid. 17o
asked. Columbia, 20 bid. 90 asked. Capitol and
North Street. Is bid, 20 asked. lexington and
/
and Tenslytown. % bid. 81 asked
Insurance. stoeks-Firemen's. Al bid. Franklin
so biz. Metropolitan. 80 bid. National Union
II bid, 2o asked. Arlington, l7o bid. Corcoran 6i
bid. Columbia. 70 asked. German-American
175 bid. Potomac. 30 bid. 95 asked. Riggs 81
bid, ~ asked. Peoples, So bid. Lincoln bid
Title Insurance Stocks - Columbia Title, 6k
bid, asked. Real Estate Title, 125 bid, liz
asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks Washington Ca.
A. bid, 491s asked. Georgetown Gas, so bid. us
Electric Light, 135 bid
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania 90 bid 32k
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac 20 bid, 76a
sked. American Graphophone, ID bid. II asked.
pany. 10 BID II asked Washington Brick Machine
Company. 375 bid. as asked. Great Falls Ice
Panorama Company, % bid. rs asked. Ma.
tional Safe Deposit Company, 22O bid. Washing
ton Safe Deposit Company, l21 BID, lao asked.
Washington Loan and Trust Company, AZ bid 5
asked. American Security and Trust Company
54x bid, 56h asked Lincoln Hall, SO bid, 100
asked. Hygienic Ice Company, So bid. Mer-
genthaler, , bid.
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They Want Their Prizes.

Among the lottery tickets taken in the raid
at Edgar's cigar store last Saturday were sew
erai tickets 1hat called Tor prizes. and eoznssi
for AIR. Edgar n now asking for their return
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OVERCOME BIZ The HKar

DURING the past few days have . esse in my
own household which your imported Johann Hons
Malt Extract has raised night from exhaustion
Csssed by the heat
Mrs. II. B. JEwETT.
West Orange, n. J.
Beware of imitation. The GENUINE has the sig
nature of Johann Hof' and ''Mortz Eisner'' the
neck of every bottle. tea0 t,th,s
VxTONEN fRON THEIR sEDENTARY HABITS
~ are often subject to Headache aud Constipation
These quickly removed BY Carters Little Liver
ILLS
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Shocked the Town.

SCRANTON, Pa, august 28.-The city was
thrown into . state Of excitement this morning
BY the suicide OF Scott Shoemaker, one of the
best known hotel men in this section
Of the state and at the time of his
death night clerk at the Forest House.
f. After chatting and joking for few minutes
he sat down, pulled out revolver and blew out
his brains The cause Of the act h not known.
but 1t il thought there is a woman in the case.
Shoemaker was a member Of one Of the oldest
families in the Wyoming valley
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, NY, August 26.-weather today
cloudy but warm. Track still heavy. First
race, two-year-olds, six furlongs. varielia filly
first, Avalon second, Eugene third. Time,
Lib
Second race, six furlongs. Veronica won,
Lady Pulsifer second and Almont third. Time.
4
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MAX RIED.

HEChINGER-POPKINS By Alderman A. l.
DoMd al city Enli, New h"rk city, August 20. lsp0
LIZ HECklNGER OF WASHINGTON aud IDA b IA p.
kINS OF sane place. .
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Feeling Better.

GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA, August 26.-The recent
daily rains have freshened the pasture and
softened the ground SO that the farmers are all
at work and sowing turnips and potatoes for
their winter use or preparing the ground for
planting wheat and rye. The agricultural out
look il 50 much better here that some of the
settlers who are trying to sell their claims have
taken them out Of the market
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CAPT. REID RESTORED TO HIS CoMMAND.-
Capt Allen V. Reed. who was recently investi-
gated by a naval court of inquiry on charges
preferred by Admiral ellis, has been restored
to his old command OF the U. 8. g. Richmond
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Range of the rhcrmomefer In,Iax-

Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: Sam, s.; 2 pm, 50; maxi
mum, 81. minimum. 6l
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORR. August 26-Cotton nominal
middling, I'M Flour duh - Howard street
and western super, 3.0Oaa50; do. do. extra,
8 75a4.65; do. do. family, .90a5 so: City mills,
Mo brands extra, 525a5.5O; winter wheat pat
emit, 5e5a5.so: spring do do. 5:eoae.aa; do: DO
wheat-southern easy: Fultz, 95ai8o: Longberry
lOOalO5; No.. :, l0eha1O3; steamer No. 3, red.
Y9a99&: western unsettled aud higher; No. Z
winter rcd spot. log xal03; August lOeZnIO3
September. l03al03k; October, lo4xal05; De-
esmoer ioshaAosk: Corn-sooshern steady;
s spot; s"h; august Ssk September 54xa5o
graded southern and Peunsyivania. 42a45; do.
western white 42a45; DO DO. mixed, 40a4s graded
No. =, white, "a: do. do. lxod, AZ new white 4aa
a; do. mixed, %la42. Rye firm--choice TO fancy,
1915; good to prime. 69a7i; common to fair,
65hB7. Hay stsady-pfime 70 choice timothy
1850, new 1900; bulk meats, loose shoulders,
64; long clear. On; clear rib sides. 81: sugar.
picKlod shoulders. 7; sugar-cured smoked shout
ders. II hams. small 13al3h, large I1Aal2:
lard, refned ~, crude ex: Butter 7eady-
Srea ,ls,d fancy s1s DO fair to ehIis 1920
good 70 choice, 10sil; store packed, 7sa Eggs
active aud scsrce-2la.:,. Coffee nrin--isio car
goes fair, 20X; No. Z. IS. sugar strong-granu-
lated, az. Copper activezrenned.. 10. Whisky
steady-1I9. Freight 10 liverpool per steamer
weak and unssttlsd. Receipss-nour. "a 100 bar
o6w 1000 bushels. shipments e., $50
barrels: wheat 1900 busheis: corn, 1000 bushels.
saiss-shsat 10000 bushefs; corn, 81, 200 BUSH
els.
RALTIM0RE, August 2a--virsinis consols. 4sa
Sc; DO. threes 09aS0: Baltimore and ohio stock.
107 Northern cenrrnl stock. 08x; consolidated
gas bonds, ll4sIl4E; do. stock. 5la5lh.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Nav York stuck

NEW OK StOCK Market.
The follC wing the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney, 14ls street:
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25 H.xpsoxt NV P.rrtRxs

or FINE CLOTH-sUEFAOkw ATERrhOOF WRAPS
The Most lish aud beceminE shapss Lyer prpdpys
1he ..NoDJRsKA." the Mos, stylish sling SLEEVE
The CHESTER" Plain Close Fitting and Neat; =.
Elegant school Garment IN Misses Sizes.
The -ECkINGloN." oathered ~ Neck; very hand.
Inc .'FAIR- pressy Close fitting Garment. win
Coat sleeve. for Misses and Childrea
Prices we're newer 90 low tor Zine ousiity Wster-
proofR GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY SOD 9th q
y3l-3m MELVILLE LINDSAY. Mansgs1.
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Robert Gamer, cqlorsd. IL spending thirty
days IN Jan tor lteating set 81 harneis, the
property Of Ossid ksrsdith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

Emma Wilson, charged With stealing TIVE
stoves, was Aned o10 % thirty dxys a the
Police Court today.
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CHICAGO Markets.

CHICAGO, Au1uss 20 Wi0sinEf.
tss; Nay. ssx. Qsfs-Aasas. 81; septsmbsr. ssS::
October, 36k. Posk-Augnss. 1l.00; Sspfembsr,
ll.0O; October, 1913. Lard-September. Gas;
October, 646. sbeft nbs-eeptembsr, 5.32K; Oc-
tober, S47k
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TIE M.sr

RemarkaLls cures Of cstssrh odeesed ~ the use Of
Ayers ssrsspsrilla conclusive proofs that this
lathscme and dsns disease 10 one Of the blood
needing only this searching and powerful Alternative to
thoroughly eradicate IL
-Ihsve suffered for yssr< from cstarfh. which was
20 severe that IL destroyed appetss and weskened
my system None of the remedies took afforded me
any relief until 1 Used Ayers Sarsaparilla began
10 take this medicine spring and entirely
free from that disgusting disease. Ny appetite has
returned and am once more strong and healthy
susan L. ". Cook. 90s Albany street Boston High
lands. Boston. Mass.
MY son-Dow fifteen years Of age-wns ttoubied for
long time with catarrh. in its form. through
the effects Of which his blood became poisoned About
year ago he began using Ayers sarsspzfilIa has
taken seven bottles Of IL and Is entirely well-
y. p. Kerr, Big Spring. Ohio.
Il was cured Of . long standing cssrrh by the use
MAyer's SArsaparilla james J. Dougher, Company
q. Ash Infantry, Fort winsate, NM
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared ~
DR.. J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Fold By Druggists. 81. six %. Worth Is abettle
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER has returned to
Washington from short visit to Asbury Park.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY BATCHFLLER resumed
his duties at the Treasury Department this
morning after months vacation at Block Is
land Saratoga and other places
FoR RETIREMEST.-Capt. s. r. Stafford, 18th
infantry. and Capt. VIM. H. Clapp have been
ordered before the army retiring board on
Governors Island, n. Y, for examination for
retirement.
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The Brick Tfe.Up in New York.
NEW YoRK. August 26.-.The brick tie-up today
Is perfect It can as yet be. Ninety three per
cent Of the producers have signed the manu-
facturefs agreement aud the remainder are ex-
pected to come in today or tomorrow.
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THE NEW CUSTOMS LAw.-Asslstant Secretary
Spaulding has Informed the collector Of Gus
toms at Balti nore that the Treasury Depart
ment is of opinion that the provision of section
2S42 IS. is modified by the fifth section of the
customs administrative act only 80 far as it
substitutes the declaration for the oath therein
provided for, which declaration, he says,
should, under section 2842 be administered be-
fore collector of customs if there is one in the
place where the owners may be, or, il not, by
some public officer duly authorized to ad-
minister oaths
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Judge Montgomery An Montreal.

Judge montgomery IN M0htrehI
letter Was received at the court house to-
day from Judge Montgomery stating that be
was 1t Montreal and in excellent health thus
far, having escaped his usual attack Of hay
fever.
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REVENUE AppoIyrMryTs,-The Secrntar,

REVENUE APPoISTMESTs.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: Dennis
X. Enright, United States gauger, Chicago. Ill;
John 7. Parkinson. United States gauger. Pitts
burg Pa; Frank H. RosborO and John Meyers,
IT,, United States store keepers. Pittsburg, Pa;
Harvey L. Countryman. United States store
keeper and gauger, Somerset. Pa.
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SENATE AGREEMENT.
tContiaaed from First Pa9e.l

had considerable, variety Of decis-
bic 70 reconcile with each other
all the rulings and decisions which have BEEN
made. The chair Think, however. that The de-
Missouri governs this case. Al. the adjourn
ment on Saturday the House had had the pre-
vious question ordered in ateofdAnce
viii the the rule rule; The yeas and nays
the absence of quorum. Thereupon the
asked Il the matter would come
up again, and the !. chair replied
that he thought it would That was RECEIVED
without dissent on the part OF the House.
a controlling matter, nevertheless he thinks the
House ought to have the opportunity to pass
on the question in the light or decisions made
in former Congresses and under the
intimation of the chair. The chair
suit of this discussion there was very grave
doubt in his mind as to whether the decision
with regard to the copyright bill was correct
one. It was in accordance with the decision made
in the Forth-eighth Congress that whenever a
committee had day and its work was not done
its special power ceased The attention Of the
chair had not been called to the decision
cited by the gentleman from Missouri
1t may be said that the language Of that ruling
excepted case like this, where the next
day has actually been given to q
statement should be made IN connection with
the doubt expressed by the chair. The chair,
therefore, thinks that the question now before
the House is the roll call on the passage OF the
bill.
CALL ORDERED.
Mr.. Mason (Ill.) appealed from the decision,
In sustaining the decision the vote stood
yeas, 1913, nays, %; no quorum-and a call oil
the House was ordered.
TO KILL TIME.
One hundred and eighty-two members hav-
ing responded to their names, Mr.. Brosius
moved to dispense with further proceedings
under the call. upon which motion the oppo-
nents Of the lard bill, in order to consume
time, ordered the yeas and nays.
Representative Morrow Renominated.
Representative Morrow of California received
the following dispatch this morning:
San Francisco, CAL, August 25.
W. W. MORROW, Washington:
Fourth congressional district unanimously
Endorsed your course in Congress and with
cheers renominated you by reclamation. The
success Of the republican cause demands that
you accept.
r. II. LLOYD,
Chairman of Convention.
He also received by telegraph this morning
a copy of a resolution passed by the convention
at San Francisco last night expressing .appre-
citation of the value Of his servises and earn
estly requesting that he will allow his name to
go before the people as candidate for re-
election.
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Charged With Violating the Policy Law.
Wellington @. Luckdo and George Mccoy
were charged in the Police Court today with
animation and gave bonds for the grand Jury.
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Judge Mills today fined Erla Williams s5 for
assaulting Lettie Brown.
James Brsnson plead gully in the Police
Court this afternoon 10 charge Of larceny
md was fined es OF thirty daya
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Three Preparations Alternative Touic and rpectons
FOR BLOOD AND SKIN.
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A BIO REDucr1os Is JERsEYs.

obi sizes and kinds. some trimmed some
plain, were $3.50 and 81. Price now $50.
We will surpass any previous effort in
Mems Unlaundered Shirts at. 5QS. made of
New York Mills Muslin. Linen Bosons and
Bands sizes IA toll.
Al &c. made Of wsn-sutts Nuslins Bosom
of 1000 Linen. Made and finished well
rs any 81 Shirt in the market
Mems Night Shirts 1T Doc. made Of Utica
Muslin. French yoke and strictly frst-clsss.
still another lot of the Chidren's Positive
Fast Black Derby Ribbed School Hose.
Sizes ) 20 o.. Only i2kc.
so pieces OF Mating to close at wsy-
down price.
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NOT A CLUB, UNDER THE LAW.
Fined sos In q Liquor Case ard Mod
Under the Gambling Law.

ExrRcIsEs OF ''rHr COLUMBIA SOCIAL ASp LII
ERaRY cLUB"-cRAP AND sssEs OF CARDS
FLAYINe FOR pEiSks-SrpcE NrLLrh tvLn
OUT gEE cirB PLEA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-18
Notice to Contractors.
ROBERT DAVIS.
Sheriff.

CEALED WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y the ONCE of the Board Of Street and Wafsf
commissioners on Monday, August 18th. 1870 at
l~0o'ciock a. m. Tor as soon thereafter q, the order
reached) for the repaving of
GROVE ST.
from Grand st. TO r. r. ave-, In accordance with
specifications on file In the ONCE Of the CHIEF En-
where blank forms OF bid and agreement Of snrsties
: ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 6,l00 square yards Of paving.
About L0s4 lineal feet OF new curb stone.
About ~ lineal feet of new curb circular corners.
About I.l6D square feet of new bridge stone.
About 2,2t0 square feet OF relaid bridge stones
About 500 fineal feet of reset curb atone.
About s circular basin heads new.
About a straight basin heads (new}.
About . basins reset.
About s basins rebuilt
About S manholes brought to grade.
About / new manhoie.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
Grand st. to K. 4. ave. directed to 3. A. Dugan, ESQ.
Chairman of Committee on Streets ana Sewers z
and handed 20 the Clerk of the Board In open meet
ing when called fori n the order Of business relating
to sealed proposals.
asubstitution OF sureties be allowed.
This Board reserves the right to reject any or al
bids If deemed for the best interest Of the city 90
to do.
The attention Of bidders is especially called 70
terms whereof no contract shah pc binding upon
the city until the bOndsmen offered by the eoDFrac-
tor have been approved by the Board OF FtnAnces
the President OF said Board having power 10 ex
By ordsr OF the Board Of Street and Water Com
missioners. a,wc
passa Jersey exts AgsSEs a. aseA