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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

How bard q man will work to svoid
working At one Of the railroad sfations
q very dirty and very preposscssing organ
grinder stood on the platform In the sun.
His heavy organ hung by = strap about
his meek, hs played Lively Wa!ts va orsan anu
Of his embracement were y. pretty girl:
What with the dancing. the weight OF
the organ and the labor OF turning the
crank be puffed ike porpoise. BY and
by he got into baggage car, and white
capped brakeman knelt down on tne
while the other went of on penny hunt.
You don't very often see train boy sell
a book to a passenger but saw rather
literary looking chap recently sell four In
quick succession by assuring each Gus
toner. The author of this book Is u per
sonal acquaintance OF mine. and IT'S
good one" Where was this' Near Bos-
Yesterday afternoon, in the central tel
ephone station at the depot at Narragan-
sett Pier, there were four pretty girls,
Central and her three friends. Another
pretty girl tended a nice baby outside and
three or four more walked up and down
and around. The Pier is great place.
Old travellers down the Consolidated
know how to get good drink OF water at
Kingston Junction. You'd never guess
1t. AS the. train slows mp they slip out
and dodge into the engine room by the
water tank. It's hot place, but over by
the farther wall, against post, hangs a
dipper, and ut one of the hottest points
In the complex machinery is certain
valve controlled by "A screw. Turn IL, and
there leaps up q stream of the purest cold
water.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27
CITY ADvERTISEMENTs.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.
Onice OF The Clerk Of commIt,ec.

City Ha!L ProvIdence July 60, 1902
The Joint Committee of the City Council ON
tions, viz 49,
from Greenwich street 20 Dext n street;
Berah Wall et nj. for sewer IN Point street
from Beacon avenue to Plain sire q
Isaac Hahn for n sewer In Plain street from
Bishop street 70 Rhodes street; '
Hu h Byrnes ct al for a sewer In Son.rs.,
street from Tanner street % Prairie avenue
Henry stark ct al Tor sever in Salem street
MARY a. Worswlck et al sewer In Ring
Hereby give notice that they Will give a puh,,c
hearing upon said petitions IN Room Il CITY Hail.
on SATURDAY, July 10. 1892. at l2 oclock noon
when ali parties interested are hereby notified 10
appear, " thes shall see ~, ehA be heard thrr,n
BY order ~ the committee
GEORGE T.. PIERCE Chairman
ID. y. HAYDEN. Clerk OF Committres I.esa,,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

[vRox THE NATIONAL TRIBusE.i
Icalled you. Grover Cleveland.
When life was overcast
BY trcachery and treason,
TO save me from tho blast.
Two million manly voices
Responded TO my cali;.
Your answer, Grover Cleveland
Was not among them AL.
Icslied you. Grover Cleyelsnd,
When Treason's rufsian lust
And trsiisd il in the dust.
Two million men were marshaled
o Your sns %ussst sss Crsse soyer wrocE Cleveland
Ne'er glistened In the throng.
A few there were who fsltered.
While fewer still were those
Whose coward substitution
Gave courage TO my foes:
Amid this traitor number,
Our rosters plainly tell,
found you Grover Cleveland'
And now the flag Ia noatisg,
Beatified by blood
OF those who rocked not wound nor death,
But fighting for IL stood
On land and sea. From east to west,
From south 10 Gods high heaven,
No nobler lives than those that fell,
To Freedoms cause were given.
You'd take this hallowed banner
From the hand of my brave knight,
That cherished IL In danger.
And fought It's fearless fight.
I tell you. Grover Cleveland,
Ten million tongues will say,
1.-THE flag you failed to honor,
Won't honor you to-day"
rTis true manipulation
Once placed II in your hand
Your coward fingers clutched II
And held II DER the land
Fallstaffian valor waved it.
Did Decency not lend
A hlush, 10 wave q nations flag
Your heart could ne'er defend?
tell you, Grover Cleveland,
In no prophetic tone,
My people want a hero
To bear my flag alone;
A bold and and trusted statesman,
or courage tried and true
Pray tell me, Grover Cleveland,
Does the pencil picture your
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

A VERY smart inventor has formed a
fine plan for an automatic telephone
switchboard, by which each subscriber
can ring up" another without the in
tervention Of the "hello" girls. II
won't work. Imagine man calling up
1s79-5 all by himself. This is the pro-
cess /: One jab on key--pause--eight
jabs on another key-pause then
seven, then nine and five jabs all on
different keys. In all thirty movements
on five different keys are required. The
present method is better.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

The Fall River weavers who propose
to ask for per cent. advance in
wages probably won't get it. The busi-
ness has long been depressed and is a
little better now, but not enough better
to justify an advance of per cent,
Immediately after one of 81 per cent.
has been, granted unasked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27
A LoRical Conclusion.

workingmen, answer this question:
Suppose that the workers in foreign
lands are given the privilege of selling
their goods here free of duties, and sup
pose you and l are permitted to buy said
goods, does IL not follow that all other
buyers will buy them also? Does it not
follow that just so much labor and just
SO much wages are lost to Americans
Philadelphia North American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

RHODE islanders should not forget
that next year this country is to have
the biggest international show on record.
Get ready the exhibits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

MIIITIAMEN generally don't seem to
think much Of the thumb hanging
method of torture as employed on Pri-
vate Iams Streator's method was rather
too mediaeyal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27
M Ear for Calamity Hou,.r..

The calamity howlcrs complain that
deafness is becoming prevalent A man
whose wages are as high as ever and
who sees his country the most prosper
ous does not lend his ear very readily to
calamity cries. .-Milwsnkee Sentinel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

THERE is woe in the councils of the
anti-snappers and trouble in the ranks
of the New York Democrats. Whitney
snubs the antis at every opportunity to
placate the Hill men, and the antis
think it real mean.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27
x.,... WIN r,n,sh IN An. Va,

There will be close race this year
between Kansas and Pennsylvania for
the honor of being the banner Repub-
lican state, but Kansas feels confident
Of gaining this distinction.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

MIR. CLEVELAND effects to be deeply
gratified by the result Of the recent no
tification meeting in New York. Mr..
Cleveland didn't look over much pleased
on the night in question, but very much
disUusted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

Are the Democratic managers going
to organize the Democratic national
committee against Mr.. Clevelandr This
is the question that is puzzling the Sage
of Buzzard's Bay just now.-New York
Recorder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

CARKEEK, the wrestler, has decided to
go into the ministry. Pugilists have
often made similar resolutions aud nearly
as often repented of their virtue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

Two girl shoplifters, one nine years
old and the other five, and very adept at
their business, were the sensation Of the
day in Boston police circles. The Bos-
ton atmosphere encourages precocity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

A BIcYcLIsT in Connecticut has been
arrested for wheeling on Sunday. If
all who did 1t were taken up, the jails
would be crowded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

NEWSPAPERS which "detect" cf1m-
inals and 'bring them to justice" some
how remind us of the fly who sat on the
wagon wheel making it go round.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

THEY think certain New York dog
is 'mad7 because he won't drink water.
In this weather, it is rather proof of
insanity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

EnRiishmen will watch Mr.. CieveIapa,.
campaign with cordial sympathy, for b,.
tarin policy 10 In accord with the orthodox
economic school Of England. - LONDON
GRAPHIC.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

THE cruiser Columbia took to the
water yesterday like duck. She is a
vessel of which we may well be proud.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

YESTERDAY was boon to the oldest
inhabitant, but the rest of us didn't like
it very much.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

The tariff plank ofthe platform adopted
at Chicago has made every W workshcp and
factory I'm the United states Republican n
campaign headquarters. David b. Hnl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

THE barometer fell yesterday. but the
thermometer kept its feet bravely.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

Are you going out or town for the
summer?
Keep your eye on Providence.
Have the NEWS sent to your ad-
dress, changed as often as desired,
for so cents q month.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

Congress shall have power to lay and
collect taxes, duties aud excise for reve-
nue. only but no duties or taxes
on importations from foreign nations
shall be laid to promote or foster any
branch Of industry"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27
SIX OF A xrNDi

The Destruction Of Protection the Sole
Aim OF tho Democratic Party.
From the Confederate Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27
pemoeratie National PLa,term 1899.

1--WE declare it to be a fundamental
principle OF the Democratic party that
the federsl government has no constitu-
tional power TO enforce aud collect tariff
duties except for the purpose of revenue
onlyv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27
Speech Of Senator McD'uFe Of South Carolina.

I'm free competition for the market
of the United States, the wages Of manu-
featuring labor In the Northern States
must be reduced ut least as low as the
wages of labor in England. The natural
price of the manufacturing labor OF the
Northern States is precisely the same as
the manufacturing labor OF England,
and not cent more"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27
Speech by Congressman Le,css Of Alabama.

Speech bp Congressman Letcts Of Alabama.
'"rhe average price of farm labor in the
Southern States Is not more than 25 cents
a day; in the North 80 cents n day. But
for the operation OF the tariff laws this
state of things would have been reversed. I"
Southern ConJederdts Committee 10 Lord John
Russell.
"The principal cause which led the
Southern States To secede from the North
ern was not slavery, but the high prices
which, for the sake Of protection, the
South was Obliged to pay for manufac-
tured goods"
John Quincy adams Report ot House COMMITTEE on
MANUFACTURES.
"The interest OF the South is identified
with that OF the foreign rival aud COM
petitor OF the Northern manufactures,
and against him and for his ruin the
Southern planter and British manufac-
turer are colleagued."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27

Jeweller Butterield, who was shot by
his discontented wife, has proved himself
wise husband. Instead OF prosecution
she will get new uress, and hereafter
they will live happily, just like story
books. Y. Herald.
The News doesn't want to be unro-
mantle, but we doubt it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
c,osIxs QUOTATIONS OF MONEY!
s...,ng. and Sales Mt the Richmond Tobacco
rxchsage-fnternal Revenue Coiiec-
uons-Foreign Adviccs.

NV YORK. March 2l.-Money closed Mt per
,,n,.. the highest rate; the lowest rate was lst
r,I cent, Exchange closed steady posted rates,
ASST; actual rates. 4S51S@4s5A Tor sixty
s.,s. Governments steady; currency 6s. lOs
ltl. as. coupons. ~ bid: extended gs' regis
tered 100 bid.
rae stock market was extremely dull this
.,.,.,l, AMI outside OF half dozen stocks there
'iffle done: these W re Reading. Richmond
W West Point. Sugar Trust Northern Pacific
rfcd. Delaware and Hudson, Ohio South
w. and Pullman Palace. The opening prices
co. ne genera. market were about steady. Ohio
.,,.bein and Pullman ia.ace we're the strong
....reS. advancing ] and - per cent. rcspec-
..lr Toward % o'clock there WAS a frac-
-,rsl rally al round. In the second
io.r tho Sugar Trust was the feature,
.fvsncing IA per cent to 96t4 The
s.i.S for the morning amounted 10 los 400
.fsres. The market continued dull throughout
~ afternoon, while prices we're weaker and
srt3rA..v sagged 20 the close. when the lowest
f.rfes ~ the day we're generally current The
... ne ranged from aStO l43 per cent. the latter
ir Delaware and Hudson. The trading IN that
.f,rk however. was wholly between room trad
"a The decline and weakness IN Northern Pa
f.f- we're due 10 selling by Philadelphia parties.
III SUGAR Trust was an exception 30 the gene
"A market. closing firm and "a per cent. higher
Thcsalts for the Gay amounted 10 228,50s shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RrcHMovD, Va. March ei.-N0 offerings OF to-
baccos at auction on Change to-day
Private sales reported 10 the secretary OF the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: wrappers.
19packages; fllers.2 ,: smokers ., scrap bright,
IL: lugs bright. 3. leaf dark So DIAL ~
Sales for the week ending SATURDAY Match Iyth:
Wrappers SO hOgsheads; hllers' o.; cutters o.
smokers, IS; scrap, I6; DARK ieaI' Ok Dui4ey''
%: lugs dark. p Total, co.
once of the tobacco inspector reports To-Day:
nspections-Bught, 6 hos sheads; Western
hOgshead. keinspectiOns- light. hOgsheads
FOR the week ending saturday. March ls' I0y2
Inspections Bright lab hogsheads, = uerces:
dark. 100 hogsheads. IS fierce: Western, hogs
head Relnspections-Bright, 81 hogsheads;
Western. hOgSheads.
Total sampling for the week ending Saturday,
March 10, 1872 423 hogsheads ~ ueIces, e1c.
Farmers, Allegheny. Dayenports. vaughan s.
Planters Old Dominion, SeabroOkes, 0hel-
burne s, Meals, Jones. Shockoe ana NIensha" 3
report to-day: Receipts l3l packages; uelyeTles'
l55. The same tobacco Wareh0useS, WIN vi
ginia added. report for the week ending Satul-
day. March 10, 1892; Receipts. 256 pa kages; de-
hveries, 375. Excess Of deliveries for the week
ending Saturday March 49, 1872; ll9packages.
The United states internal revenue collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond. Va. to-day;
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, 1903 4o' tax pald
Mug tObacc0s Si.093 2O iotal. s5DoD 90 j. OF me
week ending SATURDAY, March 18th; lax paid
cigars and cigarettes, SlO.3n2l; TAX pald pug
tobaccos Sl9I5l.10; tax paid. special s3..Hi; tax
paid penalty. S7.29; total. s29,496s7.
A pretty fair sale Of loose bright tobacco az
Shelburne's to-day. Nothing fine offered A
good break OF dark and bright for 10 morrow.
rood sale of loose bFights at Planters ware
house to-day, and good break OF line tobaccos
for 10 morrow
he finest hogsheads Of hurley in all prob
ability offered on the market this season was
sold to one of our manufacturers at si9'5 to-
day. s.n
ltisreported currently this afternoon that the
Bank OF oxford n O. president Dr. Henry &
Hcrndon. had failed he re,ort hardy pro
duced ripple here. as none of our merchants
are directly interested A prominent tobacco
mist laughingly said: THE report could hardly
be true. for II il was. il would be the first time
in his business experience that bank IN that
section failed without catching HIM
The Peterst urg Semi N eekly Record 81 Satur-
day March 18Th. SAYS The following Will snow
the movement of tobacco during the past week
at the various warehouses: Moore -Receipts'
"a hog heads loose. 3340 pounds Farmers -
Receipts. u; loose. ui25.. Oaks-kecelpis' iS'
loose 32.63J CentTo-Recelpts 81, loose 9l'um;
Nest Hill-Receipts. a: loose. $500. Total
receipts. PIG hogsheads; loose. 235g55 pounds.
Total INSPECTIONS from the list oil OctoDeI
1890 10 December 4. 1891, GO hogsheausi same
time last year. 100 hogsheads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
OFFICE CITY WATER Works,
No. YI2 EAsI DHVAD d ID
RICHMOND. Va. MARCH ,,


c,FATFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- AT THIS OFFICE until II NJ, MAhOh ~,
1902 for the following materials anu suppiles
fofthe Water Department Tor the year ehulhg
M az Fire Warrants. double nozzle 4inch Supply
g e-inch Stop Valves.
10 i-inch Stop Valves. 8. ;.h .,s
-s-inch - l0-inch, - l2-lnch, - lb-lnch anu
49, eO-inch Stop Valves each.
6006-inch Pipes. l. feet long, exclusive OF nuD'
hub4 inches long: thickness OF Pipe !-lo OF an
inch; Joint not TO exceed = OF an men, weight
not to exceed 36j pounds each' ,;.. t,h.
AO0 finch Pipes. - feet long, exclusive OF nuD'
hub 81 inches long; thickness Oh ilpe - ~ an
inch; Joint not TO exceed q OF an lhcn' "cleH'
not to exceed 23j pounds each. .,..-;... h,,l..
"a 8-incn Pines ~ feet long, exclusive OF nuu'
hub 3 inches long; thickness OF me 2-i0 oi an
inch: Joint not 10 exceed % or an men, "elsn1
not 10 exceed rs pounds each 81
,sela pounds Of Special Castings, consisting
Of double and single branches, Sleeves iIehus'
Plugs Caps and Reducersirom 3 70 - lhches q
ameter, though principally OF 3 ana 4lnches III
All bids for Pipes to be made upon basis OF
0 90 pounds per ton, and for special Casuhss
per pound. All Pipes and Special Casillss 10
BE- made 4 strong. tough, gray ZIG, IRON Such
asmay be readily drilled and chlpped. All Illes
~ he east vertically with bell end down 10 ne
subjected 20 proof 10y water PeessuIIo -. ., 81
nounds per square inch, and while under pres
aaure ia he hammer-tested; 10 be dipped az
femnerature of 300 degrees Fahrenheit IN Dath
of pitch OF same temuerature; 10 be- thoroughly
coated and to be smooth and true. e..
Aii pires and Special Castings 10 conform IN
ali respects to tile specifications and dimeh-
Sions furnished by the Superintendent OF t me
Denots or WharFes in the City OF Richmond.
Tie delivery OF Pines, Special Castings, ~ s,y
drants and Valves 70 commence ten DAYS are lel
award OF contract. and continue IN sucn
ties as may be demanded by the oupeiiH'eH-
dent ,.r...;,,, will ha
furnished at this Office A.. -i,h4 %
The Tomnittee on Water reserve the right 20
increase or decrease any of the above named
nnantities 20 Der cent and the right 10 reject
any or all bids ,.,rr,e7 porrrvc
Mn ,-t.-rseo.a5-30 superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

Spring wheat easier. Sales by sample f. O. b.
No 3. SO: No. g. 749sic. Winter wheat easier.
sales hy sample Z. o. b.: No. , red. ssc; No 3
red. S5Sssc: No ( red. siRsoc.
Corn steady: No. ? in store. 3iiSc.; No. white,
3eists3Qc; No. . yellow, 3,a8Ac.; No. 3. 40
s6i6c: No yellow, 36t4e3,c.; No. 3 white $50.
Sales by sample +. o. b.: No. yellow ,34@3Sc:
No 3. SC. No. white, 39c.: No. yellow,
SSc
oats steady Sales by sample T. o. b.. No Q.
9sJso2s}tc.; No.2 white. 299t@39sc.; No 3, white,
.sloG I'D.
Mess pork-sales, 100 barrels old, repacked' at
iard-sales, 200 tierces at s6l5 go tierces at
$50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
IT. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS No. March ei.-Flour steady with
very light trading: patents. S4sost5Q; extra
fancy. s4.o5le4i5; fancy. s85oa3.S0; choice. 1870
@835: family. sS88lO. Wheat weak and lower
s1'.c. bid; July, SIC; August. s2i6c. bid. Corn
unchanged. Oats dull. Pork-Standard mess.
SS.75 FOR old. and slO.31t5 for new Lard-lIlme
steam. s6.I2ta Dressed Meats--Shorts, S4.5.t
longs and clear ribs. s6.l2i9; shorts, 1926. ba-
con-BoKed shoulders. 500; longs and clear
RIBS, S6.2O and shorts. $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Chicago.

CHICAGO III, March 2i.-Wheat-The market
was. depressed to-day by news Of heavy failure
IN Antwerp, prospects Of mider weather and
an increase IN the visible supply. Closing prices
were 1850 lower. Receipts. 20a cara.
,'orn.Corn was weak on liberal receipts
SLACK shipping demand and in sympathy vita
me general bearish feeling In All the plts.
cars
Oats-Oats weakened with the other cereals
and closed lower. Receipts, 30 cars.
Provisions Provisions were heavy IN sym
PATTY with the weakness IN all the otner plts.
Pork and lard declined 5isalOc. and rips DC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Cattle Market.

Union STOCK YARDS. Ills, March 2i.- Cattle
Receipts 1900; firm; common to extra shlpplhe
steers S8a5 Is: stockers and feeders. - 25.55'3;
cows and bulls. Sl.25a35O Hogs-hecelpts' w.
600: strong; soc. higher; mixed and medium
sf45aA70. light, SAG06As5. Sheep hecelpta'
S.00 strong: 5SlOc higher; poor TO extra
S2-5dg.35 lambs, x52597.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS. }
9i3 EAST BROAD STREET.
4. Norab "a 1909 1

Oh East BROAD STREET.
RrcHMoND. Va, March 9, ls92.1
CEALFD PROPOSALS WILL, BE kEC ~, - -
> AT this Office until II ~ MAhCh ~. ~ tDd
the following materials "HA sufiA'S' 49, ~
Water Department:
~ large Stop Cock Boxes. -, -,
$50 small Stop Cock Boxes, 2 1eeto lhchos lons'
2iL inches inside diameter. Of
~ leo snail Stop Cock Boxes, feet long, 3ls
inches inside diameter.
20 Meter Boxes. ,,.. Gill;
60O pounds best Mlplns SollcI'
al Boxes to be coated and TO be OF such de-
sign and weight as may DE approFeu-
BRASsWORK.
800 14-inch Tapping Cocks for Hades'y Ma
'H 30 s4.inch Tapping Cocks for Hadesty Ma
'H "a i-inch Tapping Cocks for Hadesty Ma
isi-inch Corporation Cocks
q 94-inch Corporation Cocks.
800 9s-inch stop COCKS.
go A-inch Stop Cocks.
As 5s-inch Stop COCKS
a. lit-inch Stop Cocks.
All Stop Cocks TO have round way openings.
Tapping Cocks, Corporation COCKS anu o'VP
Cocks viii be let as whole.
PAVING.
Per square yard for relaying Granite or COD
O Per SQUARE Yard for laying Granite paw
Par cubic yard for extra Furnace Cinders.
The delivery OF all supplies 70 be AT the ONCE
and TO commence ten days after aware % co ~.
tract and continue III such QUANTITIES ~ MAY 10
demanded until MARCH !. 1893 I'll
Observation-Disclosures and further information VIII
be furnished al this once. 1000 a. . I'll. 60
The Committee on Water reserve the Tisht 70
increase or decrease any Of the above quant-
ties ~ per cent. and the right 10 reject any OF
all bids CHARLES =. BU .,li,iaenSon,
sryw,Rp's OFFICE, WESTERN LUyATIc AsYLUM,l
SrAINTON. Va, March H. 1892. )
CEALED BIDS TO SUPPLY THIS ~ ~ VI
- With the following goods Will be received AZ
my Office up 10 ~ o clock NJ. on MANU- Jun
One sample Of each article must ~ ~ .sp
must be plainly marked on each sample GOODS
| % he deliyered free in stanton depot by AptH
| ain Terms cash. The asylum reserves the
| right to take the whole or part only OF the AT
| ticlos at prices offered.
40 bolts OLNABU RIGS. 1,,,,,,, ourpr
| % bolts COARSE UNBLEACHED ShlHi-
10 bolts DRILLING tunbleached)'
b Boiits FINE FIN i BiLEAcHED COTTON.
10 bolts TABI.K LINEN.
| . bolts NAPKINS,
bolts HUCkABACK.
90 bolts HICH0kYi
| 80 bolts GINGHAM,
% B BoiIts Blue CHECK for spreads.
Z bale. %N99ls p2fyfi % NETTING Err
os bolts bolts eMo2T SfHoSSlAhDDE i
% p ooIts CCVQssfIERE from 60 to rs cents.
| ho,t BI,At X DRILLING,
| bolt LEAD C0L0RED.
| holt ITALIAN LINING,
. bolts CANVAS taIlorsh
| * o oSirs 'iiIGHi-GRAY BLANKETS
Address ~ Miller stav.rd
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR REPAIR OF STORE,
L HOUSE, FORT MONROE, IA.nDntte%a
". Washington. DC. February %. lsg2.-Sealed
PROPOSALS. in triplcate. for the repair Of store.
house at Fort Monroe ya VII. be rsSeiyfd a.
% 1s95 and opened Immediately thereafter IN the
n rI of bidders The attention Of bidders
isinyited to the acts OF Congress approved Feb 10
ruary 26. 1855 and February % 1851 yoiuIue -
large or Specifications, forms Of bid and
further information apply at TINS once;
Fngineers NH 2.3.4.5.2l.22