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931 PA. AVENUE.
AurrInN SALES
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctlonoor.

TVHOMAs BOWLING, Auctlonocr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 80 22D STREET
NORTHW EST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust dated
May ls a. ID, 1857, duly recorded I'm liher No.
1885, folio 807 ~ seq. one Of the land records
for the District Of Columbia, and at the writ
ten request of the party secured thereby, we
will offer for sale iu front of the premises on
TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY or July, 4. ID.
1890, ats O'Clock y, m., the following described
property, situate In the City Of Washington,
District Of Columbia, 10 wit. The north
twenty-ono feet three inches front by the
depth Of lot number sixteen IN square mum.
hcred hfty four improved by two. story frame
dwelling house, sc.
Terms Of sale. one half cash. balance IN
one and two years, With interest 40 the rate
Of rCr Ccntum, payable fcmiannually, and
secured bv a deed Of trust on property sold,
or all cash at purchasers option. siCO de-
pUsit at time Of sale. All Cunycyancing and
recording az purchasers cost. Terms TO hp
compiled with in ten days or the property
Will bc resold at the risk and cost Of default.
ing purchaser
THOMAS j. LUTTRELL, Trustee.
Cor pa. ave and 10Th SO.
WALTER G. DCCKETr. Trustee,
Cor Pa, ave and 22d 50.
iufq1ff
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CIvn Service ExaminatIons.

There will be civil service exami-
nation tomorrow in the division Of
vegetable pathology In the Agricult.
ural Department, and as there Is but
one applicant, Major Webster says
that applications will be received to-
morrow morning. The position pays
81 GOO per annum. Next Monday an
examination will be had for a compiler
and writer Of statistics in the Agricul-
tural Department, and for which a
knowledge Of modern languages is re.
quired. There are a number Of appli.
Caufu
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RESCUERS NEARING THE GOAL.
a Fresh-Air Passage Opened Into the
Dunbar Mine.

a Fresh-Air Passage Opened Into the
Dunbar Mine.
P1TTsBuRe, PA, June PA report
has reached the city that about $3.50
o'clock this morning the rescuing party
at Dunbar made an opening into the
Hill Farm mine and at once walled It
up again, pending necessary prepara-
tions for an exploration. The report,
however, lacks confirmation.
LATER,-From later report, Leader
special:
DUNBAR, 01S a. MA fresh air
passage has just been opened by the
rescue party. II is believed that Il
leads into the Hill Farm mine. The
end Is likely to come before noon.
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1T THE CAPITOL
ClANGE 0FPR0GRAMME REGARD
ING THE SILVER BILL.
TIE REASONS FOR IT and ITS MEANING
The House Will Consider the Bill at
Once and Vote Tomorrow.
II MAY PASS BOTH HOUSES THIS WEEK.
5ullion Redemption viii Be Dropped.
Naval and POstOifice Appro-
priation Bills,
TIE REASONS FOR IT AND ITS MEANING
II MAY PASS BOTH HOUSES THIS WEEK.

In the Senate to-day the conference
report on the Naval Appropriation bill
was agreed to-
The Postofiice Appropriation bill was
then taken up. The amendments rec
commended by the Committee on Appro-
priations we're:
To increase the item for mail depre-
dations from, etc., from S2j0,000 to
$500, ,000
To increase the item for clerks In
postofilces from 81, 200, 600 to 81, 500. 600
To reduce the item for mail locks
and keys from $50, 600 to S3j, 900.
To increase the item for transporta-
tion Of foreign mails from 1904 900
to $4,000.
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ROOSEVELT TO LEHLBACH.
inspection OF civil Service Commission
WorN Tmvfted

Inspection OF civil Service Commission
Work Invited.
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt
has addressed a letter to Chairman
Lehlbach Of the Congressional Com
mittee on Civil Service Reform, IN
which he invites the committee 10
meet at the Office to see how the
business is conducted, the safeguards
that are used to prevent fraud, and in
which the Commissioner offers sug-
gestions as to the character of the ex-
animation papers, whether practical or
not; as to whether or not the eligible
list is overcrowded, and an outlying
course which he (Mr. RoosevelD pro-
poses to follow.
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q Peaehedn neeause Elected.

Henry Busch, the beer bother, wes
before Judge Miller this morning
charged with violating the Sun.
day law. The main witness was
drunken man who pcached
because he had been elected. Lawyer
Shillington raised the point that there
was no Sunday law in existence, and
the case was continued until Friday
when arguments will be heard.
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TIE HARRISBURG CONVENTION.
Indications that DeIamator VIII Get
the Nomination,

Indications that DeIamator WIN Get
the Nomination.
HARR1sBURe, PA, June 24-It has
been agreed that George G. Graham Of
Philadelphia shall be temporary chair
man of the Republican Convention
tomorrow, and Walter Lyon Of
Allegheny permanent chairman.
Both are young men. It
is said that Graham will vote for Hast
inrs for Governor on the first ballot,
and that Lyon will vote for Montooth,
ann vet the Delamater men claim that
they named both chairmen,
The indications here to-day are that
Delamater will get the nomination for
Governor The race for the
Lieutenant Governorship nomination
Is close between Passemore,
Watres and Martin. The Grangers are
backing Passemore for the place, while
Watres is the favorite with the Della
mater lieutenants, and Martin has good
backing among the other delegates
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Fag- -RoCHDALE cool. SOCIETY OF THE

RgN ROCHDAAlLE CoQ-oP, SOCIETY OF THE
- DIST OF COL.
Members OF this society are informed that
the new Trade Cards aud Lists, improved
and extended. are nov ready Tor issue.
Members VII return the old 0greeui card,
VIII their address written across the face,
10 any ot those named peIa" ana OBTAIN the
rev On payment ei tle proper Zee There
being over flQU members s. hu should obtain
the ueW card before April 30th instant
T-uuUfre-s ls advisable lls l.l card e m
J.W- HARsHA. Secretary.
s5 p 81, Cash Room Treasury Dept aud
ai tub 18th 70, an noon and 4t O'Clock D. nm
A z LuuglCg pres 500 a 80 e, AEg'l Dept
smith THOMPSON, ". p 1879 + ", A. g..
/. yaHd5fhoef a3l French 81, Bureau Or
a q. Fawoett, COS Mass ave c, lth aud.
j. S. McCsbe. asd stue, p. o. Dept.
Il. ~. smith, ilt j 30 ~, Y q o.
J. Hunt 1870 IN " ttI aud once
= = Gril-ey, 'e5 70 p ~ Reg. once
lobn Morrison, 4l5R r 81 b ", Pen OHle.
Ut. Jos JulYr --le PA aFe ~. S, G- U.
John Finn, SIS -3d So =, a. g. %.
@ B. sayeF SURGEON Generals Omae
Edward saztol, -35 u s- G, Govt. Print
iu- once
j. q brown, 7th So ana R. ave .Dras
p. M. Davis, lo,g lsrh 81 p ", Bu. Eng ana
olvfDuiouf Cashiers Room, C.-y rest
Office.
5ulu = Jones' 1896 aJh So D q, signal OHsH.
lE. E, T.. DgEl.u Second Auditors Ul.H-
A--Ius, 1910 Columbia s-, q, = o.
T.F. Page, f2l8 F Sen IS .GroaeH
7. 2. Young, $50 spruce So, Sly Div rlasg-
Dept
W. Il WgmersLeE, l79g d s. d s. once
Rev NaE Traa
FTaIk s.U'eF lU5 I5lH g ~ Cigar 5lH-e
bF order ui tle eZeerEe committee
p. M- uAEsHA. Secretary.
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nrooks sam ActInr Chlef.

Mr.. Brooks is still acting Chief Of the
Secret Service, aud at the Department
II Is believed that Secretary Window
will not bother himself about appoint.
ing a successor to Mr., Bell, recently re.
moved
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Republican Congress
at the Capitol 0-day
Ger every hour They
selves away to Harris
le state Convention 0f
S tomorrow some 90 %
Quay's candidate.
J some other aspirant.
) contest Quay S supre
gill fight Delamater 10
and one Of them has
'Olt IN the event of his
e statesmen who have
Jing 10 Harrisburg, are
q, Scull DalZell, Rey
D, Darlington, NcCor-
Nardley and Rife.
ndents who are going
son of the Philadelphia
li ID. G. Rowland of the
'Fsss, 4 C. Hauuum of
tines W r. Bell of the
-T ana w NJ Handy Of
la AgrA American.
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unegau 8fI006 Fouaud
southwest sends TuE
eCipe 10 cure rabies
It IS Of English
recipe Is as follows
FOUND Immediately with
tepiI water dry ii and
B few drops Of murialLc
ill destroy the poison ~
euira-ize IN aud lie cure
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FOR SALEl
HOUSES.

3-story and basement loroom brick
house, an modern Improvements; situate
Second street, between g and ID Sc.
47g Price, $1,000
2-story frame house, with large lot; situate
on sixth street. between and G Sc.
277 Price, 5000.
3-storv brick house, containing rooms
aud bath; size Of lot, lsX75; situate on 9
46s Price, $1,000.
3-story and back building bricl, dwelling,
containing 10 rooms, all modern improve
meuts; situate on corner OF Ninth and g
4s2 Price, 5000.
2-story brick house, 6 rooms and bath;
situate on J. street, between North Capitol
and First stroetsnw.
4O3 Price 81. $50.
3story brick house, contaluir- IZ rooms.
all modern improvements; situate Na. 3li
42s Price, slo5oo
3-story brick house, 10 rooms Size of lo.
25Nl25; situate No. 1922 So. NV
PSI Price, $4,000.
2story and basement; brick house,
rooms and bath; situate on New Hampshire
46g Price, $500
2storv Groom brick house. situate on
Cleveland ave-, bet. 18th and l3th, w aut
Boundary.
4G5 Price, 1900.
2story Groom brick house, on Wallach
Place.
4s1 Price, $500
2-story Groom brick house. situate ar
WnllaCh Place.
442 Price. $500.
5-story brick house, containing y rooms
and bath; and an modern improvements.
situate No. 1920 G. st. n.
45O Price. f15,e0b.
Improved property on the north side Of
G. st., wide front.
4il Price. $4,000
a large stable property IN q dcsirlbIolo-
cation, now under lease 90 good tenant,
paying per cent.
3l7 Price. f2- 600.
4gI-Framc dwelling, Grant ave., Mount
Pleasant. Price, $1,000
4gO-Four alley houses, containing
rooms, each rent Tor SIS per month. PHco,
g., 500.
4Sg-S room frame house, Tot 1OYT5. on IL
~. se. Price, 5000.
497-2-story and cellar brick house. .
rooms and bath, situate on Columbia
Heights. Price, 10000.
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Bltlon and Col A. A.
a-es together With Massrs.
ls1u aud Dorsey Cll1gett.
ne paFt of the District
left lhis morning for
tteud The meeting 0f Tie
Commission called by
Inc tgT Die 26l instant
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2story UncE dwelling, rs rooms, with
Office annex and large side lots; situate on
cor. Duke and st. Asaph sts.i lot 7sxs9.
&, 500.
5-stOry and hack building dwelling, con
tanning l2 rooms and bath; lot 704gO, sit
uate No. GA Prince 81
462 Price. So 500.
3stoTy aud back building brick house,
containing 8 rooms, situate on southeast
cor. Prince and Patrick sts.
452 Price, $3.50.
4-slOry brick dwelling house, built IN the
most substantial manner containing 20
rooms size Of lot 52EIl2,
59l Price, g, 500.
2stCry and hack building brick house,
containing : rooms, situate on Columbus
S., near Prince,
4s3 Price, 3 400
4g>-8st0ry brick dwelling n0use, con-
tanning 10 rooms and SD modern improve
Ueuts, large side yarii situate on cor.
Washington and Cameron sts.. opposite
Dlt Christ lLurlh. Alexandria Va This
is the beet situation Iu Alexandra. Price,
5000. IeTus-uug-tLiri cash, balance
enc and -HU years.
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House. at ran. Uburch. WI.

a new cottage, situate only minutes
walk from Falls Church stations, W. & %.
+. T., Va, containing o rooms, bath, pam
try, and trunk room; size " Tot, llONlJO
feet Price, $500. Terms easy.
ALSO-A new cottage, situate only
W. & o.. Il. r., Va, containing, parlor,
diniugrOom, kitchen, Z bedrooms, bath,
servants room and attic, Price, $500.
Terms easy.
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D from the Committee on
S today reported back 10
lrably The Senate bin 20
promotion 81 certain of
my
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ijouFned yesterday with
the Atkinson bill. A
nmit was voted down,
would Indicate that the
IS the bill whenever a
The bill goes over tc
day, which will be on
4.
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{ by Courts Martial.

from the Committee on
s, reported favorably to
2 House bill providing
the punishment for a
, is left 10 the discretion
ial Il shall not, in times
d a limit prescribed by
The bill has passed the
endorsed by the War
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thiei t4aniHer Webster ou a IrIp.
tLieI Examiner Webster lf he Civil
seVile Commission Lefl dis afternoon
% business nip 10 New YORK aud
bllek.yu rI VIII Dc absent about q
week or ,eu days.
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80 LADIES. LADIES' LADIES'
- MIS- MlCa1egtY Is tue oulF laE ana
bQuIsl frame manufacturer iu Lha e.ly. ear
ana see her new shapes Bleaching and
pressing straw and telt lars altered - roe
latest styles. Qrtala promptly attended 5l,
1903 e street l -
FI WHT NUT HAEE T0CR SHIRTS
- made lTlle qt che most celebrated
tl.rd-raLe cutters charge, i. =. HALL sl.
80 uW
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h15J" OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES
- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WAsHNGTON, June q, 1900.
NOTICE.-All owners or keepers OF dogs
In the District Of Columbia are hereby noti
fed that the yearly tax imposed by act OF
Congress on an dogs owned or Kept In said
District will be due and payable on JULY !,
1890.
UpOn payment Of said tax tags will be o..
sued as provided On said act.
by order Of Commissioners, ID. G.
r.. e.. DAVIS,
iusi,5t Collector OF Taxes, ID. c.
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~ s. ELEuI cos r OF DEEDS FOR ALI
~ States and Territories. si5 -. ave, clg.
li-G Eal
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k0g~ FORSBERG s. MURRAY.
- Agents in Washington for
THE WHITTIER ELEVATOR
OF Boston.
TEE BEST ELEVATOR IN THE WORLD.
over 60 have been put into the best build
inRs u v ashiugtUu lu the last two years oy
us.
Estimates promptly furnished. Also agents
Tor the hurthIugtOn steam Fumpiu. MaChlu-
cry Also General MaChinlsf- and Engineers.
A large stock of Engines and Boilers, Pumps
ana Elevators on hand.
Mareroums from lCOl 20 1905 seventh street
sOut Invest.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN, oi7 F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
asTORY BRICK AMI. FRAME HOUSES FOR
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no vote at 2 To-aIoTFow.

esoludon introduced by
vote on the question Of
llth the Senate amend
louise Silver bill will be
0ck 10 morrow.
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DROpOSAIS FOR FUEL FOR USE OF
i United states Senate for The fiscal year
ending June 80. 1-1O.-SCalpd proposals will
De received july until ~ o'clock noon az
the office of the Sergeant at Arms U. s. sen
ate. for fuel, viz: For q 900 tons, more ur less
90 may be nCCdcdl extra hard white ash an.
thraClte coal. small furnace size. screened
and free from all Impurities; % Curis Tor as
much more as may ho rCCdDdl uf hyst hickory
wood, cut iu pieces straight, free from
knots and sulit tU medium size, and 100 cords
turas much AS may be uCcdcdl 81 best bakers
pine wood, straight and clear The coal and
wood 20 De inspected, weighed, measured,
sawed split and stored lu the vaults Uf the
Senate, q. =. capitol, 40 the expense uf the
contractor. The wood is tO hy AN delivered
ana stored 40 such times and iu such quaint.
ties as may be required al 20 be delivered
and stored ON OF before the 18TH day OF No
yCmhCr 1880. The coal go be- delivered iu
such quantities and 40 such times AS may Do
required. The coal must weigh 4.3t0 pounds
90 the ton and the wood must measure i14
cubic feet % the cord The right To rcwCirh
the coal, rcmeHsurg the wood and also tu Fp.
iect any or an proposals. that may be offered
o. reserved. The bids 90 be iudursed Pro.
posals for Fugl' and addressed sergeant.
alarms u. s. Senate ". l.. CANADAY.
Sergeant az Arms u. s. s. iui0IT,2t iyl
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k0P TEMPORARY OFFICE OF TIE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST !
COMPANY.
1901 + street NV.

kRyH TEMPORARY OFFICE OF TIE
w WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST !
COMPANY.
1901 street NV.
CAPITAL 100000.
This company issues certificates Of deposit
hearing interest as follows On an amounts
deposited for ninety days or more, but less
than Fix months per cent per anuum; 3l
per cent on deposits for more than six
months. but less than year and per cent
on deposits Of one year on longer.
Secured investments for sale.
W. b. RoBisON, Sec. b. II. WARNER, Pres.
DIRECTORS:
Charles d. Bailey, George + schafer,
George r. BartOl, Thomas sOmerville,
Horace s, Cummings J. 5. swormstedt,
J. J. Darlington, Ilattersley w. Talbot,
John Joy Edison, George Trucsdeu,
Charles j. Faulkner, b. II. Warner.
Albert +. Fox, A. a. Wilson,
q, q, Green, J.. ID. Wine,
William b. 6urley, S. W. woodward,
John ID. Laruer, Chas. Benz. wilkinson,
A. S. worthington.
w-J. WILLIAM LEE
Successor 20 Henry Lees sons),
UNDERTAKEN.
3-.PA. AVE. y. W.
south Side.
Branch ONCE, i0s Maryland ave g.. W.
FI-DR. WHITE, CHRoPoDIsT,
ili6 Penna. ave-, opposite Wilardis Hotel,
Thousands from far and near visit Or. White
for relief from and avoidance Of corns, bun
Ions, diseased nails and all other foot
troubles. Hours, a. m. 20 p. m, sun.
days, 0 70 u. Established 1851. Fee, 81.
kl9g@TUNLAW HEIGHTS.
Tunlaw Heights presents more desirable
features for actual residence than any sub
division IN the District Of Columbia.
The improvements, now I'm progress, viii
include all the ConVeuieuCes OF city life
Gas, Water, Sewerage, Electric Car Service
and paYements.
The situation Is unrlvaled in natural beauty
and commands In an directions uninterrupted
views Of the City Of Washington, Maryland
and Virginia.
IT. BRITTON. Tr,stsss
4. j. BELL
1910 G st. NV,
Lots for sale by
FITCH, FOX BROWN,
1897 Pa. ave.
GOLDSBOROUGH BROS. & CO.,
ESidONs 4 BROWN,
mysl i'm Atlantic Building
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,

EHEEAhLu hA
Dr. D. C. aver & Co.. Lowell Mass.
Price sli z.z bottles, s. WoHh bottle.
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L.I talU cur .li.G HE.F.
THOMAS FISHER CO.,
r.l# II d r
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

cot AhA hEAL E> TATE.
EOH sALE-AB0UT &C. ACHES Oh ID SI
IL u extended on The line 1i chs EekIu--
tlu ana soldiers Home railway. being "a paCL
ai tle estate % Che ilLe Chief Justice Chase,
now called +Et-eHQQl5 good opportunity
t1r investors. Fer particulars, prise, ell.r
lLuira li LHAFIA BROWN 58 q sr We
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Lightning Rods, Electric Work. }. II.
The daily critic., 1890-06-24

TlHUIUaALo FUH eIIILTEs--UEIANT
j ment Ot Justice, Washington, ID. O..
June p, ls'O-Sealed proposals for furnish.
ING the Department oilustiCC with the ueees-
sary supplies OF the following articles,
name y, fuel, ice, stationery, washing towels.
miscellaneous, for lts use during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1891, will Ge received
until n O'Clock M. MONDAY. JULY E. 1890, al
the office Uf the Chief Clerk and superIn-
tendeut ui the building. The right 10 waive
defects and 10 reject any or AN bids Is rs-
served, Blank forms and Information will
te furnished on application. W. ~ H
MILLER, Attorney -beneral fu1.4W
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DHOpOsALs FOR FURNISHING TERRA
il GOTTA PIPE AND BRANCHES IN TIE
CITY OF WAsHINGTON. ID III

il GOTTA PIPE AND BRANCHES IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON. ID. a.
OFFICE or TuE tuvNI--fuNLUs,
MAeHIN6UOs, June l- 1900,
SEALED PROPOSALS
viii bg received at this office until - O'Clock
~. on THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1850,
FOR
J eco feet t-iuCh Terra Gotta Pipt 40O feet szG-
inch Terra Gotta branches
lo00 feet siuCh Terra Gotta Pine, inoO feet
l.AbinCh Terra Gotta Branches
i0W0 feet ~ inch Terra Gotta Pipe, 1870 feet
l5Ntingh Terra Gotta Branches.
rtlu feet rs inch Terra Gotta PiUe, 900 feet
leXt-iuCh Terra Gotta Branches.
$500 feet inch Terra Gotta Pine, 3U feet
slX6luCL Terra Gotta Branches.
-ltl feet -l-luCh Terra Gotta Pipe, 800 feet
tiXtinch Terra Gotta y Branches,
3.ulO feet 20 inch Terra Gotta Pipe.
Blank forms uf proposals and -peCidraflnus
can BE- obtained at this office on application
therefor. together with an necessary informB-
tion. end only bids on these forms viii be
considered
The right is reserved 10 reject any and an
bll, or parts ui Ulds
a
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLAsEoUs.

Advertisements mQsF ns Rad, four liEss 1F
isss Is cents f1r OAs ssTfi0H 50 cent? f0F three.
E'OR SALE -s75-sPECIAL STAR. 5l-INCH,
H silent raChet nickel, absolutely per
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7
lU-l lt Commissioners ID, e,
DROPOsALs FOR STREET LIGHTING.
OFFICE uF THE CnuNr--luSER-
WA-HISEu0s. u. D..Jlue L~. l-.H.
sealed Proposals viii De- be- eIved an tHis
tmge until D. O'Clock m. uu FNIuAf. JENE
~ 1880 for furnishing lamps ana l.luluat-
ING material and lighting. gEflGG4lsLluE
maintaining and repairing street OIL rmEs .u
the District VI Columbia fgl fle year ending
june SD. I-tl
Blank forms ol proposals ana specifications
can De obtained at this office upHH EqlIlnl-
ton therefor. together With a.I necessary
Information. and bids upgu these forms only
viii be- considered
Tie r.EHf Is reserved IH reject any and
All bl5s
"a DUTGLASS
T. E IIhH
U N ROBERT
lCuI.s -.allrs Hi me D.-.T.G. uf gu.uE. .l-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-03-20
OKLAHOMA.

The Sus,st tuto for tho Senate Hill Giving
Her Territorial Form or Government
Passed by tho Rouse.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE House
after some discussion Thursday passed
the substitute for the Senate bill max
ing Oklahoma Territory. Among the
amendments is one providing against
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors in Okla
homa until after the first session
of the legislative assembly, which was
adopted on yea and nay vote Of 1874
to 10a An amendment was passed
providing that no part OF the land in
Oklahoma should inure to the benefit of
railroad companies, and another exclud-
ing from the acquisition Of homesteads
under the act any person already pos
sessed of 100 acres Of land anywhere in
the United States.
fThe bill contains provisions which in sub
stance tx the boundaries OF the new Territory
80 rs to include the Cherokee outlet. with . pro-
viso that no lands which the Indians occupy.
Qnder treaty or law, shall be included without
their consent, except for judicial purposes.
they exter% over the new Territory the con-
,titution and laws Of the United States nnd
the code OF Nebraska, without interference
With the local Indian governments acting un-
der their treaty right. Seven counties arc es-
tablished. The county seats are TO be at Guth-
rie, Oklahoma City. Norman. Lisbon or King
fisher, Beaver Saltwater. and one more to be
6xed by the Secretary Of the Interior. The
Cherokee outlet Is declared to be public land
and open to settlement under the home
stead laws, md bona -fide settlers and occupants
are given y preference right. The sections
after No 81 are devoted TO the establishment
OF o judicial system in the Indian Territory.
which Is to be divided into three distl lets, and
courts are 10 be held at Muscogee and Vinita,
Otoka and Ardmore and Purcell