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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11
Now Is TIE TINE
TO PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

To purify your blood Afortfy your system against
the facilitating effects Of spring weather At no other
IL the bitter taste in the mouth more prominent
the breath 30 offensive the drowsy dizziness 80 fire.
quent. or that extreme tired feeling 20 prevalent
Hoods sarsapsrilla is Just the medicine to
BUILD UP THE SYSTEM.
Purity the blood biousness and headache over
come that tired feeling and create good Appetite
Early last spring was very much run down. had
nervous headache felt miserable and all that was
very much benefited by Hoods sArsaparila and recon-
mend IL to my friends" Mrs. ]. n. TAYLOR, lll0
Euclid avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
JAGGED OUT
Last spring I was completely tagged out Ny
time. 30 that could hardly attend to my business
me. There il nothing hksit." B. c. BE0OLE, editor
''Enterpriss. 4" Bslleville, Mich
BUN DOWN.
I'm the spring my whole system was completely run
down. Two months ego began the use Of Hoods
Sarsaparla. and after using two bottles and my ap
pstte restored. my nervous system toned up and my
general health srsatly improved" GEORGR DRATT.
0allipolis, Ohio.
N. B.-Bs sure 10 ~
HOODS sARsPARusLA
sold b. an drugxiats. o1;ax Suro6 Prepared only
b. Q. L HOOD co.. Agoshsessiss. Lowsn. Ma
100 DosEs oN2 poILAA
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More Policy Wen Sentenced.

In the Criminal Court Judge Hagner today
French Ross, Meredith Watson and VIM. Gray.
charged with violating the policy law. plead
guilty. and were each sentenced to two months
in Jail and a fine of 800. In the case of Isaac
Heinline. on a similar charge. the suggestion
made of death from diphtheria in defend
ants house last night. and it would be unsafe
to the public to bring defendant into court.
The court directed that the case go over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11
CITY ITEMS.
A Sad Mistake.
Crippled Five Ysars-Treated foe the Wrong
Disease.
Cured in Six Weeks by Drs. FrsIch, 1895 ? IT.

Five years ego James Johnson, . vel known
agent Tor the safe OF pianos aud organs, w.s
taken With an intense pain in bis elbow. After
sxhhastiLg the supply Of linimeuts and other
remedies. without any relief whatever, he vent
70 Baltimore a. consult . surgeon. who said the
Gone VS. diseased. and told him .hss three Or
!ouf In chss ~ the bone must be rem owed He
vent &c another sA.to1es. Who placed the arm
n pl.sts. esh1ags and Kept Is strapped in
that 'rt'."s an entire gear The arm bv this
ZINE Ca. beeoo,s ~ei-n:gL 1seless snc tie Joint
s~caso 10 s~:es lie GAtursl sue. Mr.. Johnson
se.n Rs'' az al hope, Of cure Ard supposed
thA' untLihs but an amp utatiou could ever re-
hsve ttu 81 suffering 10 order 10 work Re had
sfs': sor him an t.o1 brace sxtendirg from the
.e".:ts' 10 tie hard ~tess BY means OF .
hoax. h sonid nj ,h:Igs about The lower arm
nto sLrcIa 10 tss ecrs and the elbow wac
about tsH esnt Atort si1 weeks ago be was
Afvirso &c try Dr. French, tie magnetic ply
neiAn, st 1875 street Lor,twest. The doctor
examined Inn and found tie lig ment torn loose
from TIE lower arm In three weeks time DR..
treteh had go restored h'n tt.t be threw sway
Die eraee aud today bis arm 10 perfectly we'll.
Georgs schwab. AInoosiis. dyspepsia and liver
compisiut great sufferer fer msuy years. slso
cured Of bladder difficulty. Arthur Grison, the
cured If bladder trouble Mrs Eliza Hunter,
deafness aod noises In the care, permanently
cured 10 six weeks. Mrs Burton, K street. ca
Grrh and ss'4rrhs' deafness, cured.
ihese ars cot cage ins.Areee BY any means
but DR. French never refers 70 ar ' one except
by perry zion. ~ tie list would OH a column
ID french out-s by rlsgneti.m when all other
msth ode ssJ Bis e1h ns:vs kLowieige Of med
icins maLss him master OF al cYratle chronic
c:.sAses Go and consult him sud You will be
eanshsd Of bis thorough qualification for the
profession be honors ONO. hours at 1925 F
street northvest, from 9 IA m. toe pm. Con-
sul:at'on free. letters Of inquiry must contain
. STAMP. 1t
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ANACOSTIA.
THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION MEETING.

THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION MEETING.
Anacostia Citizens Association. No. 8, met in
the station house last night, President Charles
Barker in the chair and Assistant Secretary J.
s. Barker acting secretary. The committees
on streets, bridges and roads, water and sewers
lights, railroads, schools. police and charities
m !e no reports. letter from the District
engineer department. was read. stating that
that department would exert itself to lessen the
danger of the grade crossings at Bridge street
and at Pennsylvania avenue extended The spe-
subcommittee on Minnesota avenue reported
that it had made no progress toward securing
the right of way from the heirs of the Garden
estate. The contemplated improvement will
take from this estate 1857 square feet, and the
heirs refuse to settle at less rate than 10 cents
per foot 1t il believed that the project may
be contaminated without the assent of the
heirs in question.
WASHINGTON AND MARLBORO RAILROAD.
The survey for the electric road to connect
Washington and Upper Marlboro, Nd, is at a
standstill. The survey has been completed from
Marlboro to Centreville and there discontinued
because Of the uncertainty as to whether the
road will be built through private lands or
upon the bed Of the Marlboro pike, as was
originally projected. Property holders are
granting rights Of way and 1t appears most
probable that the route previously decided
upon will be abandoned.
ELECTION OF DEACONs.
The following have been elected board of
deacons by the congregation Of the Baptist
Church, viz: Charles Burr, secretary: David
C. Fountain, treasurer, and Judge H. B. Fer
maid.
PERSONAL.
Miss Valley Shank and Miss Lille West, lately
guests of Mrs. DIT. N. Shank of jackson street,
have returned to their homes at Smithsburg,
Washington county, Md.-Mrs. DR.. Cook Of
Mrs. Bowman.-Mrs Charles Burr is with
friends in Philadelphia. Bessie Mitch
ell Of Maryland ID visiting the family Of Mr..
William b. Bayne, ST.. on Spring street.--Mr.
Ollie Suit has recovered from his recent sick.
ness.-Mr. Harry Wingert of Knoxville,
Tenn, IL visiting his aunt, Mrs. Karr Of Maple
avenue.-Mrs. Alfred Duckett of New York
city 10 on . visit 10 her father, Col James G.
Lee.
Mr.. Horace Crozier Ia erecting q fine resi-
dencs on his farm at Suitland, Prince Georges
county.
Mr.. o. 8. Humphrey is building an addition
to his house on Monroe street.
Rev. g. W. Mccullough il having the baptis-
try Of his church repaired.
The craft Benjamin =. Joy, from up river, il
discharging here.
Mr.. Hershall Davis died Sunday and VA
taken TO Occoquan, Va, for interment,
died ON Monday and viii be buried today in
Moores cemetery.
An unoccupied house on part Of the Iacv
farm, near Glendale, was destroyed BY IRE last
night
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Commander Pines Banoueted.

A banquet was given last evening at the Sem
ate restaurant in honor Of Capt. J. NJ. Pipes,
recently elected commander-in-chief of the De-
partment of the Potomac, G. A. r., by his asso-
ciates in the Senate wing of the Capitol. A
number Of impromptu speeches were made and
the occasion was one of much enjoyment.
Among those present were Maj. o. S. Sanford,
Capt. l.. b. Cutter, A. b. Dougherty, J. L..
Nichols, C. G.. Phelps, C. NJ Holton, M. T..
Burns H. A. Vale, Capt. u. G. Ball and Frank
B, Morse
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The Lingo Murder Trial,

The case for the commonwealth in the trial
of the negro Lingo at Camden, N. j., for the
murder of Mrs. Miller was completed yesterday.
The identified various articles that had
been turned over to DR.. Formal for micro
scopical examination, including the sleeve of a
shirt found near the scene Of the murder and
the shirt from which it had been torn, found in
LingO's house, and then DR.. Formal gave his
expert testimony. He testified that Mrs Miller
had been felOniously assaulted; that he had
found blood in the joints of Lingo's razor,
which had been carefully cleaned with ashes,
and blood ON the clothing Lingo was said to
have worn on the day of the murder, as well as
blood in the scrapings of his finger nails. His
testimony was not shaken by crosse Examination.
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gang Of workmen began yesterday to make
the roadbed for the new line Of the Southern
Maryland railroad, leading from Brandywine
70 Washington, so 10 complete the line from
the capital to Point Lookout. A dispatch from
Marlboro. Md. states that already the farmers
on the road have changed from raising tobacco
and wheat to making green houses and hot beds
preparatory to producing the early vegetables
Of southern Maryland for Washington markets.
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THE NEW POST OFFICE.
No Prediction ~ to When the Construction
Of the Building VIII Commence.

NO Prediction n To When the construction
OF the Building VIII Commence.
There can be no prediction made as to the
time when the new city post Office building will
be begun, even though the condemnation COM
missioners carry out their promise of having
title to the land ready to be trans
ferred to the government by the mid
die of April. The trouble will lay in the
Office of the supervising architect Of the treas
ury. which has to preparethe plans and which is
so badly blocked with work that there IL no
light ahead. The great difficulty is in the lack
of space for draughtsmen, and this may be
relieved in time by the completion Of the new
building that is being erected in the south
court Of the treasury building for the accom-
mediation Of employees of the supervising archi-
tect's Office. Col windrim wanted
to obtain permission from Congress
to advertise for competitive plans for this
building, along with some others, from private
architects. but the scheme was killed In the
Senate committee. This would have fastened
the work good deal There is statute which
prohibits the supervising architect from begin
ming work on plans for public building until
valid legal title is secured, and this will oper-
ate in the present case to delay matters.
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Aroprc1A. FArrrse Ham.
HEAD PTTIABLE SIGHT-HAIR CAME OUT IN
FIN0ERFULs-CURED By CUTICURA
REMEDIES.

In November. 1888. there came . bald spot on the
back Of my head. In January. 1889. this com
menced to grow larger, and other spots came. until
the back Of my head was almost destitute Of hair.
My head ptiable sight the hair out by the
fneerfuls, and seemed entirely dead. I consulted
Your book, How to Cure Skin Diseases" and found
that had "Alopecia-" immediately bsxan the
the CUTICURA REMEDIES. The hair stoppsd fall
ing out. but at first despaired of havi:.s any
more hair. persevered in the use of the CCTtCCRA
REMEDIES, however, and in three months time .
light, downy growth Of hair came out. which turned
dark and became Now my head 10 antrsy
we'll and covered with hair G. n MANNING.
Sunsburn. G.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

On Thursday morning. the 10Th. from II to IL only.
will sell q Lace Cap at 25c.. goods marked from
Toe. to 81. 5O-FOR ONE HOUR ONLY.
Also Ladies' Atwood French Flannel Blazer, all
colors, at 81. 25-from IL to ~ only.
On our opening days from 10 to IL We will sell
Q Bunch of French Violets at &C., worth &c.
We do this to show that still lead in low prices
and wish to give our patrons the benefit Of q great
bargain.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITI-s TAII.l-lIo COACH I'M LkAyT
~ 5l3 18th II. n. Round trip. Arlil.stou iOa Al
and q m. ,oc. SOLDIER Home v m . y IA. 90
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUeH's.-"Mr. Barnes Of New York"
NArIoSAL--'The Crystal slipper"
HARMS Daniel Boone"
KERNASs.-Irwin Bros Big Speciality Show.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-Lydia Thompson in
"The Dazzler."
NATIONAL RIFLKs' ARNoRy-"Escaped from
the South" Lecture by Mrs. DR.. Wood Of Iowa.
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Last night Policeman Pearson arrested John
Scott, colored, who. it is charged. cut Jim
Howard at Little Rock Chapel Sunday night.
and locked him up. Today in the Police
Court Scott Was charged with assault with in
tent to Kill, and the case was continued until
Howard is able to.appear
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LITTLE BABY's sEIN CURED.

When my baby Vas about ems month old. skih 5is-
ease made It's appearance his forehead and con-
tinued growing until IL covered yearly hts ~to.e
body. physician o. onouncsf SCHEMA. ana bret
prescribed potassium md AftervArds solutioa OF
arsenic, but no good resuits followed. tpurch>s,d
your CUTlCURA 6EMEDlES. end the nrss ,os :ooh
away almost entirely ali sigma Of The second
lot removed al 81 the disease sat ths ctid II
nov psrfsctiy veil and has hne sk.H thanA ye1
most heartily Tor ia CURE Of my child.
!. D CALLAHAN IAsi oeas. q. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

The forty-sixth annual report Of the New
York Life Insurance Company, published in
another column. shows a total income during
1880 Of $50. l5s 100; total paid to policy holders
tl3,2 500; new policies written. As, ia, and
new insurance written. SASKATOON The
companys assets at the beginning of the year
amounted to Sis, 947 800. the liabilities were
$101 359; surplus, ga. SIS. 450s policies in
force, lis, 469, and insurance in force, $3.50 33s
726. The issue of new insurance shows that
during last year more than A, 600 policies were
taken out. averaging s. 500.
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$|i$$$$$EEEEss ~
sce sRR ZEE TIT ZEE ssss TIT
6 aG g. B / Exc 4 ~ "A + Err ssss +

{ as s. II i E. EEsr II + ZEE IS IS +
55hf2ss aSS bHssHEH
1000 yards China sis IN eight color., 81 inchs.
wide; Only ;os: EsI yard; s.,u., :, - .a,s
for e' cRss
Fabrics G from to yards sseh ~ 'pn'f'
Goods tina. were g now sl.5o.
Goods that that WERE Were Il NOW NOW d. 3d.
8 pairs Bagdad Canvas Curtains. Reduced from
! pairs Blue P9rtieres Reduced from sl2 to 90.
Pair Terra Gotta Poreres RedneeG from M 10
pairs !, Blue Crimson and Terra cottA. Reduced
Z pairs Nottingham. Reduced from q to 81. 80 per
9 pairs Nottingham. Reduced from % to 81. 80 per
20 pairs Nottingham. Reduced from 81 to 81 Is per
) pairs Real Laces. Reduced from sa5 to sl2 SO per
2 pairs Real Laces. Reduced from SEQ to slO per
lot Old Pairs at any price.
S e tnses tyfs 81 re yard s11ko11sE
yards At l0 per yard Reduced from c
lot Of yards Of Furniture Tapestry
Reduced &. from - to q per yard yard 49,.
$50 yards Of Red bamasE. Turkey Red. in stripes
z5o yards Of Aii.siik and Wool Renaissance. Re
duced from 81 to 81 10 per yard
Lot of Picture Cord FiR III FsE piece.
sa,$ se,s s.s.sa
hsa sS f;S os S I'll BACK Dining Room Side
sS tn
No. a55 Arm Chair to match above 80. Former
solid Oak Dining h Room Chairs, high cane back.
5 pTHs SIDE Chair sSS Sas Sssed
hedS Nee t. sf2 sofia MS a p s,s ,r O.
sentsmsns Arm Chair so Rais OAK Ssadsomely up
/ aensIsInsns Solid Leather Roafsr reduced from
Genteman's Embossed Leather Rocker. Reduced
:, j. Turkish Easy Rocker. very handsome. go.
! en- Chair. covered in French tapestry. Reduced
] Git Rocker. oniy q. so. Reduced from els.
Isa Sa a5nS Char; 4ss.ny silk
drawers on both sides; $50 Reduced from $50
ton arswsrs aeacsd To Desk roll top o0mAn'
EnsIi.h 3st BOOB Cas- and Secretary combined: 2
sod h Antique from foIdins Table
I Hishly foiishsd Int Nah. Rockers, Illuminated
leather seats and backs; very pretty. viii sell for
NJ 4is L. Ladies' Writing Desk cbirch,. Ga. Re-
= A<.u,s xxSnCn ceSt0tery, v ern Moftlne nniah I;
LSsis: Com6iSatien WTitins ee bssI and wash
stand lesther top. Reduced from els ol2. 80.
No ~ Cherry Table, PINK plush top. Reduced
No; is Cherry Table. plush top. ESQ. Former
No. isl Solid oak Hall Rack beveled plate slas,.
1.-TWO cabnets); 80. Former price. e37.
No; % Sold 0ak Bevei Plate Giass Hall Rack
No; i2 Solid OAK Bookcase. Reduced from cas- to
j No. sos China Closet solid oah, beveled French
plate giass very handsome. e42 Former price. e73.
SG pss sas ..' S.dacsS IRONY
very hns SOLO % o. "a a pscs suite. bsvesd plate
white hspls suite Csptscs,. bsvslsd plate sia..
10: &c white Maple Cfi1onier. s ar.wsr,, French
SPECIAL. SPECIAL
80 CoHfortAbles Only 45c. each
iSo d ss.sS:s Pillow. 70 san sas each. Only eesS
Is sohd osi HiEk bscfsd EocEsss q. Es 5ssch.
We have = Rocker. left very handsomely uphol-
r g sos md ss 10 9 poas 's
thsm-
JULIUS LANsBuR0H.
nELICIoUs FRUIT.
~ R1achss. Rns.
Apgicots, Cherries,
&c., &c. All packed
mawcee Wrup,
bvsry natural n 1ayE.
NV; SUlcHHx.
1x3 - -
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NEVER SHIRK WoRK.-Work il what tells in
this world Take hold and lift has brought
many man and family from obscurity and
poverty into notice and wealth; but work
means ability and ability means good nerves
and strong health as much as anything else.
And to strengthen the nerves and fortify the
constitution use DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and
Iron Ii does its work quickly and right every
time
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CAnHAnr & Lr1nr.

All-silk Grenadines. plain and striped. extra
value. ct q and o1.25.
SIX Drapery Nets-ws are showing special
good values ct co.. q. rs and u 80 yard.
our Sc. Henriettas are equal to any q goods
offered. We have line Of all the new colo3-
new Grays. Tans. Dove, Modes and Browns
Black and White Plaids and Chechs. SOC.
and up.
A big drive In Spring shirts.-we Offer these
specials at 3D.. 3Dc. and jOc. EACH The 20c.
skirt b worth 38c.. the 3oc. skirt b worth Soc.
and the 50c. skirt b worth 75c. They win not
Last long.
Best Imported xsphyrs. Sc. slsp.
Hsst Imported saxony, 12c. . hank.
Bsss Imported Germantown. Ice. hank.
bsst Imported Spanish. Ia. hank.
cARHA1r 3 Indy.
- m snA 7us Z - NV.
MT PHILADELPHIA STORE
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafher

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. ". THURSDAY.
For the District of Columbia, eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland
increasing cloudiness and light rain Thursday;
warmer: southerly winds
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uh116t

Java and Mocha Coffees, fresh and fine.
Soc pound; Sun Rise Chop" Tea, SOC. pound.
Both OF these articles are guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
It, NJ. &P. MErzeER, All 7th st. NV.
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Sold everywhere Price. cUTlCURA. SOC. SOAP.
25c. REsOLvENT, II. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
eISend for How TO Cure Skin Dissassa.N g pa<ss.
50 illustrations and 100 testimonials
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oUTrCUkA REsOIyENT.

The blood skin purifier md greatest Of hume,
remedies. internally, ceansss the blood q all mpur
titles and poisonous elements, while CUTICCRA the
great skin cure. and CUTICURA SOAP. 40 exQuisits
skin purifier and beautfsr. externally clear the Skin
of every trace of disease Hence the CUTICURA
REMEDIES cure every species Of itching burning
scaly and pimply diseases and humors Of the skin
scalp and blood with loss Of hair from infancy - sss
from pimplee to scrofula.
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Rex Furniture Polish.

Rex Furniture Polish.
Special Offer.
In order to introduce this polish to con-
sumers. we will offer to each customer one Of
our regular
1 Soc. bottles for Csc.
This offer only holds good for one week, be-
ginning March 16, and only for one bottle.
| THE p. HANSON HISS MIRO. Co.,
| mhl1-6t 1aJO r a nv
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The Fedora Dress Shields received the
following Endorsement from Mr.. A. Lisner
(Palais Royal:
Gents: The Fedora Dress Shields are the best
shields we have ever handled.
For sale at all frst-class stores
mil ,28,ap15. my2&2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

Rev. DR.. HamfnOnd's Revival MeetinR0,
An interesting episode in the revival meet
ings which are being conducted by Evangelist
Hammond at the Tabernacle Church, on 9th
street southwest, occurred last evening. A
gray haired man told the story of his CONVEX
sion. He said that fifteen years ago he at
tended the meetings conducted by DR.. Ham
mond in this city. He was at that time
drunkard He had been q proprietor of a
dance house and a gambling den, but had lost
his business and his money in consequence Of
his drinking habits. He was introduced to the
audience by DR.. Hammond as Mr.. J. Reynolds
and his description of what his life had been
previous to his conversion and what it had
been since drew tears from the eyes Of his
listeners Addresses were made by DR.. Pres
brey, Mr. +. II. Smith and DIR. Hammond. At
the close Of the regular service an experience
meeting was held.
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FLOWERS.

We are showing an assortment Of over . thousand
different styles Of Wreaths lMontures Bouquets and
material, almost every kind. made by the best manu-
facturers andst prices that will surely sell the goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

Your Attention is called to the Auction
Sale of Fine Shoes on Thursday at IL o'clock al
j. Brooks, 722 7th st. It,
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The Jubilee is perfect razor Sold on ap-
proval and to be honed free. WALFoRD's. lts
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BOILERS. PIPE, FITTINGS.
l45 East Capitol St, Washington. DC. Msrrh :.
ls9l .separate sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until TWO T. NJ. ON
THURSDAY. the SECOND DAY OF APRIL. 1881.
and Opened Immediately thereafter presence o. bid
ders, for furnishing and delivering 81 the
building for Library of Congress-, In tins city. the fcl
lowing fixtures. hitting and materials Tor heating aud
power apparatus. namely: Class l-shell boilers.
fronts and trimmings. water hestss, tanks Sc Clsa
&c Class Fittings Tor wruught-iron IaIe. valves.
steam traps. alysnzed sheetiron pipes &c. Clsss a
Wrought iron plain and gAlyAnized Iipe. spes1nca-
tons. general Instructions and conditions blank
fors Of PROPOSAL may be obtained apIis
Office. BERNARD X. GREEN, Superintendent and
Engineer mhs 81. 4. l3. ,Sksl-dr
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the Once Of the supervising architect Treasury De
2. NJ. ON The TWELFTH DAY OF MARCH. lsssI
for all the labor and materials required construct
deliver and Iut ma place the permanent fixtures for the
building for supervising architect ldraulfng roonl
Treasury Department. Washington. ID. e.. CONSISTING
Of drawing tables and cases, nes cases, book case
sa'rcens. &c. In accordance with the drawings and
specifications copies OF which may he had sprcA-
tiOn AZ this Office. Zach bid must lie accomI anied by
certified cheek for 800. The department viii
ing the same. also bids which do comply strictly
with all the requirements u this invitation Proposals
must he inclosed In enyelopes sealed and marked
Proposal for pernIanenf fixtures for building for
supervising architect tdrsughting rooml Treasury De-
paftment. Washington. d. c.. and addresset JAS.
H WINDRIM. Supervising Architect. February -.
ls9l- mh3eoG
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Stockholders Put on an Equality.
Aspecial dispatch from indianapolis says: A
bill which provides that no stakeholder in a
corporation shall have more than one vote. no
matter how many shares he may have, has be-
come law. 1t is likely to cause vast amount
Of trouble to corporations and stock companies.
because it places in the power Of a few men
having small interests the control of companies
owned almost wholly by others. 1t is wholly
inexplicable that the bill should have gone
through the legislature without its extraor-
binary provisions having been discovered