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WILD WINDS
FARGO, N. D., DEVASTATED BY A
TERRIBLE TORNADO.
Many Persons Reported KuIed-A
Train Blown on ITS stde-TeIegraph
wires Down and News Meagre.

Train Blown on It's stde-TeIegraph
wires Down and news Meagre.
MINIATURES, WIS, July 7.-Advices
received at the office Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad Com
pany this morning state that Fargo,
N D., was desolated by a tornado about
2 O'Clock this morning, and that many
of the best buildings in the city were
totally wrecked Several people are re-
ported killed and many injured
a Northern Pacific passenger train,
consisting Of twelve cars, was blown
from the track half mile west of the
city, iniuring a number Of passengers,
some Of them seriously The Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul freighthous
was destroyed and its contents ruined.
Telegraph wires were blown down
and the city cut Off from communica-
ton with the outside world for several
hours. The elevator at Fenny was
blown over on the main track, and the
railroad authorities have reason for be-
lieving that havoc has been wrought all
along the line.
A wrecking outfit has left st. Paul
for the scene Of the wreck on the North
ern Pacific near Fargo.
ST. PAUL, MINI, July IA third
telegram received here by General Su-
perlntendent Kimberly Of the North.
ern Pacific from Jamestown, N. d.,
says the storm struck Fargo
about a. m. The roof was
blown of of the depot at Mapleton, and
one Of the elevators at Dalyrymple was
moved from its base The elevator at
Edmuns, on the jamestown and North.
ern branch, was struck by lightning and
burned. Wrecking forces are At work.
No one on the overturned passenger
train at Fargo was hurt.
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Houses In AIeIandrIa, Ya,

s-story BncE dwelling, Is rooms, with
ONCE annex and large side lots; situate on
cor. Duke and 81. Asaph sts lot 7s1s9.
S., 500.
3-story and back building dwelling, con
tanning l2 rooms aud bath lot l01y0 sit
uate No. GA Prince 81.
462 Price, 81. 500.
3-story and back building brick house,
containing % rooms; situate on southeast
cor. Prince and Patrick SIS.
452 Price, s. 500.
4-story brick dwelling house, built iu the
most substantial manner containing 20
rooms; size o. lot 52Xll2.
39l Price, 81 500
2story ana back building brick house,
containing rooms, situate on Columbus
g., near Prince,
4s3 Price, q, 400
49s-Sstory brick dwelling n0use, con
tanning no rooms and an modern improve
meDts large side yari, situate on cor.
Washington aud Cameron sts,s opposite
old Christ Church, Alexandra Va. IEs
is the best situation iu Alexandra. Price,
5000. Terms -Oue-third cash, balance
one and two years.
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The Democrats in the House are
mad The passage Of the Lodge Elec-
lion hin and the arbitrary rulings Of
Speaker Reed in The closing hours of
debate on that bill. aud during the vote
theron, are The causes which have
led the Democratic members 10 devise
some mesus 10 stop further legislation.
They intend. according 10 the plan
outlined this morning 10 IHE CRITIC,
10 object 10 the consideration Of any
business that requires unanimous con
sent, and, as far as possible, prevent the
transaction Of public business until the
mBjoIity sho8 disposition % ) leld
httle IN ils iyrannical aud uujuslihable
disregard Of the rights OF the minority.
This was shown this morning when
the House convened By a demand for
q call Of the House 20 develop a
quorum. and later iu the after
noon. when Ar Dorsey introduced
8 resolution asking the President % re-
turn a certain BILL Demands Tor ''regu-
lar 0ldeT' were made, aud iually unani-
nous consent was asked. This led 20
8 lively debate.
Objection vas made that the res0lu-
lion involved a constitutional question
as 10 the rights Of the President 10 the
premises, and q lengthy debate ensued,
Which fully bore cut the story that the
minority intended 20 carry Qut Tie pro
gTamme previously outlined
Ibe point of order against Mr Dor
sey resolution Was OveTrulcd by t1e
Speaker and an appeal promptly taken.
TelleTs were appointed aud the House
divided It Was evident tlat
uo quorum hal voted aud
lhe gentleman who first offered the
resolution saB that tie Democrats had
achieved he hrsl victory Of tleiF cam-
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AdreTHesDe7fe under HB head, f0'fr iihcr Cr
sss, 25 ea1fs fer ons Insertion; 80 oeln f0T Hree.
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paien, and before the vote was an
nounced withdrew his resolution.



Speaker Reed the latter part Of the
month Of May issued an order forbidding
the sale Of intoxicating liquors In the
House restaurant. The order, however,
was modified so that a member might
indulge in a bottle Of wine Original
package) with his lunch, but other
liquors were religiously excluded.
OF course this was a hardship on the
poor fellows who preferred beer OF
straight whisky, and they would either
have to patronize the Senae restaurant
OF do without beer at lunch. This cele-
brated order Of Reeds was issued
few weeks prior to his denomination,
and Il Is now Whispered about the
corridors Of the Capitol that the "Man
on Horseback sought TO enforce pro
hibitiOn at his end OF the big building
for the sole purpose OF winning over to
him several delegates who were dis
posed to make Il Interesting at the nOmi.
mating convention.
As usual, Reed pulled the wool over
the eyes Of the prohibition delegates.
Since he secured the nomination one
can obtain all the liquor he dcs 'es in
the House restaurant, and no effort is
made to conceal the fact II IS not yet
known If the order prohibiting the sale
Of liquors in the restaurant has been
rescinded
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AN UNPROVOEED ASSAULT.
a white Woman struck Down In Her
own Doorway.

a white woman struck Down In Her
own Doorway.
An unprovOked assault was commit
ted last night on Mary Buckner, a
white woman who lives on | street, be.
tween Twenty. and Twenty.
streets. She was standing in her front
door when she was attacked by Matilda
Catlet, a colored woman. She cut the
woman several times with n blunt in.
strument and then made her escape.
Mrs. Buckner was so badly hurt that
she had to be taken TO the Emergency
Hospital, where II was found that she
had sustained cuts In eleven different
places on her head and body Mrs.
Buckner cannot attribute any cause for
the attack.
Matilda was arrested late 10 the even.
ing and locked up In the Third pre-.
Cinct.
In the Police Court this morning
Judge Miller sent Matilda down for
three months. Mrs. Buckner was un-
able 10 appear In court.
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The SILVER one.tInn

There was no meeting Of the confer.
ence committee OF the House and
Senate on the Silver bill to day, but It
was understood that the Republican con.
ferrees held a meeting to decide what
line to follow. The silver men are
thoroughly aroused over the disposition
shown TO shelf the bill by refusing TO
consider Il, and declare that unless the
committee takes some action they
will handle it IN their own manner,
either by introducing a request for the
discharge of the cOnferrees or by
blocking other important legis
lation until the Silver bill Is con
sidered. This was shown IN the
Eenate to-day, when Western Senators,
a majority Of whom are advocates Of
the Silver bill, voted against the con-
sideraiion Of the Tariff bill, not be-
cause they loved the tariff measure
less, but they loved silver more.
Late this afternoon IL was learned
that the conferrees on the Silver bill had
reached an agreement, and Il is under
stood II Is on the basis Of 1900, 900
ounces of silver monthly,
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klg-J. WILLIAM LEE
Successor 20 Henry Lees sons.
UNDERTAKEN.
832 PA. AVE. NV,
south side.
Branch once as Maryland ave s. w.

kla=DR, WHITE, CHIROPODIsE
I4l6 Penua. ave, opposite Wizards Hotel.
Thousands from far and near visit DIT. white
for relief from and avoidance uf corus, bun
ions. diseased nails and AN other foot
troubles. Hours. a. m. % p. M. sun.
days, @ 10 ~ Established 1861. Fee, si.
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Tn Attend Ine nrand Lodrs.

A delegation Of the EIks left the
city yesterday morning for Cleveland,
Ohio, 10 attend the annual reunion aud
the session Of the Grand Lodge Of Elks.
The delegation consisted Of T. b.
Hay, Daniel T. Cahill, John A. El-
lingeF, John T Warde, Edward VIII
liams, J Y Potts, r. Frank CaIdella,
H. H. Smith, James DarT, George p
GanzhoTn, George S. Smith aud wife,
John Culbert, A. RodieT, Eugene Ker-
ran, aud Jacob Johnson
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RemodeIine a Church

Extensive improvements, costing S25.-
600, will be made on the Church Of the
Epiphany on G street. The chancel
will be made twenty feet deeper, a new
pulpit erected, and the entire church
and vesiibule frescOed; the roof over
hauled and the exterior painted. The
work Of improvement will commence at
once, and during its progress services
will be held in the Sunday school
rOOm
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FINED for Carrying Concealed weapons

Joe Butler, a Hell's Bottom colored
man, kept up his Fourth Of July oele-
bTation until yesterday, when he created
a disturbance and displayed a revolver.
He was locked up in the Second Pre-
cinet station on a combined charge OF
carrying concealed weapons and assault
and battery. Judge Miller imposed a
fna If gE0
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Marriage licenses were issued to-day
10 George J.. Yoe and Emma C. Ma
haney, both of Washington, ID c.
Howard Pearson and Emma l.. Mills
both of Georgetown. ID. C. Willis f.
Landum Of Caroline County Va aud
Bessie f. Noel Of Hanover County Va
John IT, Cumberland aud Mary n
Franks. both of Fairfax County Va.
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our distribution of stun has been
immeuse, says Mr. John Wanamaker.
over LIS own Signature iu the last re
cgiytd Phiad-phia newspapers NJ
doubt f bas, JuLu Aud chat Is The rga
son you are where you are Johu tbs
acknowledges vas unnecessary, be-
cause an lie country kueW lhe fact b.
fore yQu made it
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At. Brittou aud C. J. Bell, trustees,
have Just sold 10 Mr. r. II. Colds
borough lots I. aud 8 IN block 2, in
the subdivision Of TuBlaW Heights, on
The TeunallytoWn road Mr.. Colds
borough intends erecting al once
thereon a fine residence % cost about
$50 00o
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A COLOREp ATHLETE
Who Draws a Pension because OF
Physical Disability.

Physical Disability.
Special 10 ne BirmiHgAam 4gsH.rald.
MoULToN, July 3.-We have a
negro In this county, about 80
years Of age. who weighs POS pounds
or more. Not long since saw
that negro hold a year-old unbToken
mule by the foot while another
negro put the harness on him. ! would
venture the assertion that there is not
another man in Lawrence county, and
] doubt II there is one In Alabama, that
can perform the same feat. To-day /
saw the same negro making his
final proof 10 draw pen
sion Of e12 50 per month. and get a
bounty Of over 81 600, on the grounds
that he was so disabled In the Union
Army as to now be physically disabled
from making a support for himself: Is
not this the irony Of fate, and is Il an
empty wall when the white people OF
the South cry oppTessiOnG
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Rotation in Remedies.


FftAf re -A"'ffs-aa NtNthff
Robinson-They say that hiccough
ing caused by drinking can be stopped
by putting a lump Of ice in each ear.
Wentman-But, then, how DO you
stop the earachet
Robinson-Take another drink
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brothers In Jail.

Two bTo.hers, Samuel and William
Moore. were given six months In jail
for larceny this afternoon by Judge
Miller. William demonstrated with the
Court and received an additional thirty
days for contempt, while Samuel had
an extra two months for fighting In the
van
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Low Rates to Dser PARK and Oakland

During the present season the b. & o. +.
r. co. VIII Sell excursion tickets from
Washington 70 Deer Park, Mountain Lake
Park and Oakland for the Friday night and
an Saturday trains each week 40 rate Of
So tor the round trip. The tickets Wil be
valid for return passage until Monday fol-
loving day Of sale.
Tickets 10 Berkley Springs aud return
Wil be sold under similar conditions al
SO 30 for the round trip.
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, Decision against Policy Writers

The Court In General Term to-day
decided that the Criminal Court had
equal jurisdiction with the Police Court
in the trial Of misdemeanors. AS the
policy writers cases come under this
decision, the men who are accused will
be given a jury trial in the Criminal
Court
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a Civn Service Examination.

There will be a civil service exami-
nation tomorrow for medical and
special examiners In the Pension Office,
bookkeepers for all departments, fourth
assistant examiners in the Patent Office,
typographical aids in the Geological
Survey and other specials.
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Messrs. Boag and Byrnes will play
the finals in singles In the Capitol Hill
tennis tournament this afternoon. These
PLAYERS are So evenly matched and have
played in such tine form during the
tournament that an exciting contest is
expected, and an unusually large crowd
viii no doubt be present.
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BALTIMORE, July The annual
convention Of the American Flint Glass
Workers begun al the Concordia Opera
House this morning IL promises TO be
the largest and most important ever
held bY the Flints Yesterday aud last
night delegates we're arriving
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Houses at FalI. Uharoh, VI.

new cottage, situate only 3 minutes
walk from Falls Church stations, w. & %.
r. r., Va, cOntaining6 Q rooms, bath, pan
try, and trunk room; size % Toe, ll0Xl50
feet. Price, $500. Terms easy.
ALSO-A new cottage, situate only S
W. & o. X. H., Va, containing, parIOr,
diningroom, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, bath,
servants room and attic. Price $500.
Terms easy.
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Court DoinEs.

Judge Bradley of the Criminal Court
will pass the summer al his suburban
country seat, Bleak House, formerly
the property Of Governor Shepherd.
Chief Justice Bingham sat in the Grim
inal Court this morning, but there were
no cases ready for trial. The petit jury
was finally discharged,
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49, FORsBERG 6 MURRAY.
- Agents ID washington for
THE WHITTIER ELEVATOR

TIE BEST ELEVATOR IN THE WORLD.
over 90 have been put into the best build
us.
Estimates promptly furnished, Also agents
for the MUrtbiustou steam Pumping Maelin-
cry. Also General Macbiulsfs and Engineers.
q large stock of Engines and Boilers, Pumps
and Elevators uu hand
MGrerUDms from llJl 90 1905 seventh street
southwest.
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Complete nTormatiOn.

fTQH ne ArW i0fA SUM-
Mamma, what's twins Z" asked the
smallest child.
i know, replied an older one before
the mother could answer Twins Is
two babies Just the same age, three
babies are triples, -four are quadrupeds
and hye are Centipedes."
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His ENceuency, Tsiu, the Chinese
Minister 10 he Uuiled states Peru aud
Spain arrived from New York last night
lie was well pleased with his reception
in this country and he says bis resi-
dguce here viii DO doubt be pleasant
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An Editorial Excursion in Colorado.

rum tHe EoAf "oAiftNs
The Misses Rudy kindly loaned us a
horse and Mr. Carpenter a buggy and
we were enabled to visit at Mr. Luthers
and partake Of their hospitalities last
Sunday to the extent Of two square
meals May such occasions often
occur.
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BALTIMORE, July Tex State Treas-
uTer Archer this morning pleaded guilty
10 the charge Of embezlling SI32 600 Of
the State funds aud Was sentenced o
five years in Tie peuitendary.
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cheap Excursions to Atlantic city via
the n. A. O

On Friday Of each week during June,
July aud August the Baltimore aud Ohio
X. X. win sell excursion tickets 10 Atlantic
City, good going on train leaving b. & o.
Depot 40 l2 o'clock noon and good tOreturn
on any regular train 10 and including the
following Tuesday az rate Of 50 for the round
trip. The b. & q. and Reading Railroads
form the only double track route TO Allan
tic CITY
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FOR SALEl
HOUSES.

3-story and basement 1O-room brick
house: all modern Improvements; situate
Second street, between G and D Sc.
418 Price 5000.
2-story frame house, with large lot; situate
on Sixth street, between and G Sc.
ga Price, 5000.
3-story brick house, containing 9 rooms
and bath; size Of lot, lsX75i situate on q
ass Price, 5000.
3-story and back building brick dwelling,
containing 30 rooms; an modern improve
ments; situate on corner Of Ninth and 9
4s9 Price, 5000.
2-story brick house, rooms and bath;
situate on / street, between North Capitol
and First streets NV.
4O3 Price, $3.50.
al modern Improvements; situate No. 92i
42s Price, SlO,5OO.
3-story brick house, 10 rooms; size OF lot,
25xl25; situate No. l422 n st. NV.
2s1 Price, $4,000.
2story and basement; brick house,
rooms and bath; situate on New Hampshire
avenue, bet L and VI sts NV.
400 Price, SO, 500,
2-stOry Groom brick house; situate on
Cleveland ave-, bet. 18th and 18Th, w and
Boundary.
4C5 Price, $1,000
2-story Groom brick house, on wallach
Place.
4s1 Price, 1900
2-story 6-room brick house situate on
Wallach Place.
442 Price, $780,
3-story brick house, containing 4 rooms
and bath, and all modern Improvements;
situate No. 1910 q 81. n.
4iO Price. $4,000
Improved property on the north side Of
G st., wide front.
444 Price, E35, 600
large stable property IN a desirable To-
cation; now under lease 70 good tenant,
paying Q per cent
8l7 Price, SOS. 600.
4q4-Frame dwelling, Grant ave. Mount
Pleasant. Price, 5000
4gO-Four alley houses, containing a
rooms; each rent Tor SIS per month. Price,
$500
4s9-s-room frame house, Tot 20y75, ou l.
~. Sc. Price, 5000.
497-2-story and cellar brick house, o
rooms aud bath; situate on Columbia
Heights. Price, $4,000.
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Aaron A. Dayton has dled a bill ln
equity against John F. Waggaman 20
quiet tir.e 20 property 10 lot Is square
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The Shamrocks defeated the Bridge
Cadets yesterday by score of % 10 n,
The battery being p Collins aud j.
% Brien for Tie ShamToCks.
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EOR RENT-TWO BRAND NEW SIX
II room frame houses, high and dry loca-
tion; near churches and public school 10
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1nsAIs rnR s1rpp1IEs -nEPARr

DROPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES DEPART.
ii ment OF Justice, Washington, y. c.,
June %, tso0.-Sealed proposals for furnish
Ing the Department Of Justice with the neces-
sary supplies Of the following artic gs,
namely, fuel, lee, stationery, washing towels.
miscellaneous. for its use during the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1891, will he received
until u O'Clock m MONDAY. JULY e. 1890, at
the Office Of the Chief Clerk and Superin-
tCndcnt Of the building. The right 20 waive
defects and 70 reject any or all bids is re-
served. Blank forms and Information will
Fe furnished on application. W. II. II.
MILLER, Attorney General. iu13,lw
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rrnE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.


ErTdcf fr0u prIuqfe Ietta:
ON reply TO your request for my advice AZ
10 q good school for your daughter can
with confidence recommend Mr. ard Mrs
Cabell'e Norwood Institute. in Washington,
D. g.. The standard Of scholarship there is
bich, The instruction thorough and the indu.
ences good. L, q. q. LAhhlt
Justice u. s. Supreme Court"
The school opens Sept 80. au2s-d&eu
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UnprofessIonAi

FJom me- Hutchinson Mars.
she-Now, will you drink TO my
health
He-Ncver. am doctor.
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rnR sALr-unusEs

Advertisements under thts head, four Hnss OF
iess = csns fOr one tnsertiOn' 90 ceHfs for three.
ENOR sALE-A BARGAIN If SOLD AT
IT once; 2story and basement brick house;
rooms and bath; all mod imps; situated at
No. $50 81 W; price $500; terms One-third
cash, balance /, 2 and years. Apply
to FRANCIS HUFrY, 1901 p 81 n W. fe27-90
EOR SALE-lN ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
II frame house, lust finishing; nydrant In
yard; LOT iGxii5; snug home; price, $500. Ap-
ply 10 ROBERT J. THOMAS, Room No. 2, els
18th ~.
L'OR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
III houses in Washington, i06, los and ITO
iith 81 n e; two-stOry and basement, brown
stone trimmings; rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas; price, $500 each, 500 cash
balance 10 suit or trade for good lots.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-

Advertisements un0sF tHls head, four lines OF
sss, 20 cents for one inssrti0n; so ssHts for three.
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DROpCsAIs FOR FORAGE. Supply nj
1 vision. War Department, Wa.Hngfon
D.. c.. July j.. 1880 Sealed proposals. boz du
rlicate subject 10 The usual conditions, Will
noon FRIDAY AUGUST L 1900 for furnish
Iur. during The Cul'uder 0i The fiscal year
ending June #H lNNi, such forage, straw, Eat
as may De required to upply the public
dCrs are notified that mo- award 0r formal q
CCpiauCe 0t any bid under this advertise
ment VII ne male until tonFres makes aq
appropriation from v high thc forage called
for can tc purchased Envelope containing
proposals should be 7rkod Proposals inr
Forage, and addre sad 90 81 r. THORp,
lhiet OF the surrIy Division. lH'l,-l15
DRoPOsALs FOR MISCELLANEOUS
Il items -Omcc of the Superintendent lf
The state, War and Navy Department Buld,
ing Washington, ID q July ]. 1890 sealed
proposals, iu duplicate. Will DE received 40
this Office until ~ O'Clock noon SATURDAY,
July ~ 1880. for furnishing this Office during
the fiscal year ending June 30. 1901. with
soap, brushes, sponge paints, OLE glass,
towels, crash, cocoa mats, nails, screws, he.s
sc, schedules forms OF proposals and all
necessary Information can be obtained upon
application 20 TUOM WILLIAMSON. Ch'et
Engineer U. s N, superintendent. jy25.di2
DRoposALs FOR -OFFICE OFTHE
il Superintendent Of the state, War and
Navy Department BuildinC, Washington, ID.
g.. July j, 1880. Sealed proposals, I'm dupli-
signed. Will be received at this Office until ~
O'Clock IN. on saturday, JULY ne, isa0, 20
supply the state, War and Navy Department
Building with fuel during the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1891, as follows; $500 tons extra
hard white ash furnace coal q tons white
ash stove coal. All coal must be of the best
quality free from dust or impurities and in.
spected by sworn Inspector AZ the cost OF
the contractor and % be weighed uBOn the
Government scales IN the urtyards. 100
cords hickory wood, 50 cords spruce pine
wood All wood TO he of the best quality and
Inspected by a sworn Inspector az the cost OF
the contractor; the hickory wood TO be
sawed In three pieces and measured after it
is saw ed and delivered The coal and wood
10 be delivered at the state, War and Navy
Department Building and stored In the
vaults by the party Or parties 90 whom the
contract or contracts may be awarded az
such times and IN such quantities as the con-
veuience OF the Office may require, Rescrv.
ing the right 20 order as much more or as
much less Of either coal or wood as may be
required az the contract price. Also the
right 20 iect any and all bids or 70 accept any
portion of any bid The successful bidder or
bidders will be required to furnish bond in
the sum Of 5000 as a guarantee Of the faith
ful performance Of the contract THOM
WILLIAMSON, Chief Engineer q. S. n, Su
perintendent iy2,5,1l-
DROPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES DEPART
i ment Of Justice Washington, y. c.,
June y, tSoO.-Sealed proposals for furnish
ing the Department Of Justice with the neces
sary supplies Of the following articles
namely fuel. lee stationery, washing towels,
rufara1lnunrua for uga DURING the fiscal
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III BY
THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN, on ? street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
ssTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
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wANrED-MrsCELbANEoUs.


Advertisements under Ub head, four lines 0T
fsss 25cents for one insertiOns 80 cent? Tor three
NOV IS THE TINE. WE WILL PAY
IN "big money" for genss' drst-class sec
ond-hand clothing. Address or call at
IusTH's OLD STAND, 6t9 d 81. n. ".