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tell them to sell the goods on
which | make the most money.
If they can't do it, won't have
them. That's what hire them
for" This is an actual fact
related by a grocer to our
salesman-and it's a common
fact; we have it daily. So, when
they tell you that some wash
ing-powder is 1.-The same as"
or "as good a." Pearline, it's
because it pays a larger profit.
Too large, altogether, if clerks
can be hired to make people
take things they don't want
and know nothing of, instead
of a tried and proved article
like Pearline. SOL
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medicine for women so safe and sure that
it can be guaranteed. In periodical pains.
displacements, weak back, bearing down SEN
sations, and every kindred ailment, if it fails
to benefit or cure, you have your money back
Is anything that isn't sold in this way likely
to be Just as good?
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A Big Price for a silver Dollar.

A special from Lafayette, Ind, to the
New York Press says: Charles G. Yelm
a travelling man of this city while in Dav-
export, Iowa, this week received an 1S0l
dollar from a hotel clerk in settling his
bill. The clerk was ignorant of the value
OF the coin, but Yelm was not. lie has
just disposed Of it to the cashier of the
First National Bank of Chicago for $3.50
The coin is one of four issued by the gov
erument, and has long been unaccounted
for
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Most so-called Catarrh cures only make
matters worse. They drive it from the head
to the lungs. But, by its mild, soothing,
cleansing and healing properties, Dr. Sages
Catarrh Remedy permanently cares the very
worst cases.
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WOMAN-HOOD

has its own special medi-
cine in DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. And
every woman who is
I" run down or over
worked, every woman
who suffers from any
female complaint" or
weakness, needs Just that
remedy. With it, every
disturbance, irregularity,
and arrangement can be
permanently cured.
It's an inyigorating, re-
SfOratiya tonic N Sootbino
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The President Hung in Emxy.

The people of Buchanan, Tex, are strong
advocates Of free silver coinage and have
been much incensed at the opposition Of
President Cleveland to free silver. mass
meeting was held Friday night. which was
attended by $50 voters, the majority Of
them said to be democrats, at which the
President was hanged in effigy and shot
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. GRAHAM, so7 It'll ST. NV. EXPERIENC-
ed and expert specialist in operative and sur
gicai dentistry. Filling and extracting positively
without pain. No inexperienced and Incompetent
boy assistants or newly nedged graduates in
trusted TO practice on patients. but all opera
lions performed personally by DIR. Graham. Ell.
anaesthetic. soc. Cleaning. 75c. Filling with
platina, silver or amalgam, 75e.
Very best full set Of teeth, 81. au21-6ts
FIT Is THE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURE OF A
set or teeth. Naturalness, beauty and durability
come next The sort you get here combines all
au17 ~ " -'
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
No PAIN. NO CHLOROFORM.
No DANGER. NO ETHER OR GAS.
NJ SLEEf NO COCAINE.
NO SwEIIED GUMS
NO ENTERTAINERS
NO EXTRA CHARGE
We have exclusive control OF a preparation for
use In this city which. when
APPLIED TO THE GUMS
RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS.
1t is applied directly to the gums
BY its use teeth be extracted perfectly
painless.
No swelling of the gums afterward
his teeth extracted.
No danger. Particularly adapted to persons
who cannot take gas.
We ask no pay II not represented.
oaii on US and try our system Of painless
You will use no other IN the future.
TEE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS,
jy6-2m" 1917 Penn NV.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROF. JOHNSON L. THE GREATEST MI .
reader: sworn by four judg,s u Chicago. teils
all IA" events of life; colpeis loy-. bTlI4ss tk
separated; cruises scfsiy marriages; ~ one of Gee
greatest herb doriors OF thi,ngo. O-i~e haars
from am. - II pm. Price. 5oc .i5 stb Il.
NV. Jylo-5Ws
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL TIRE EVENTS aF
life. All business 'Onltsi tai. LADIES' aud gati-
tlcInen. .a,c. each. Hours - an. nm. ue
New Work ave. nv. near 9th -. ni.-,-sms
PLAIN Mil,pATED AND SEA SAIL EATlIs:
also sci-ntihc massage; "pen lBaa,s. Dr. SARA
WAlcOiT "os'g l8iE -. nv. au4-3Ss
PROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST Fs<rARIAsHrp
Gdserti.ing elairFo. ant, asisui"ger aud Hiedlsn
Born with wonderful prophetic gan 81 secoso
aKhi, tells All the eNrGis of EUn- llfe frfin
cradle 10 grave, r~veais htd-n mysteries. rss-s-
lot properly stolen g"os. points cut
enemies from your fri-Bds. brings separated
together, causes speed. marriages. with happy
results. tells whether the oIis sou love Is trls
false. ingerprets dreams. gives success In bus
tueSs. reinOve- family truuhles. cNil Influences.
Stranger from other cities and all Ia trouble
VIII save time nhl money a.! coming 10 risat
have failed. Conyin-s.s most skcpfical Ady.r-
tises only what be- can d.. Al business cold
d.n;ial. Sittiurs 90. Hours, % p
open Sundays. Residence. 80 Ill St. bet. 80
and 9th SIS southwest aulF-ot'
PAIN NFfICATI.n AND SEA SALT RATHs;
also sr"ui DC massage; oien sundays Dr. SARA
WAYtpTT SO,is 18th 81. NV. au4-2w'
NINE. RAPHAEL. CLAIKVoYANT ASTRoIo5-
ist: born wltA .lIIi. names aud lucky dates.
tells hoW retain husband .over. advice 30
hove bus.D hess ar health. tot short time: tails
man 10 all c'ifsultins her. $40 = ~. NV. RoaB
1gTE HaRSFncu EIAtTRIC MEDIC ATFD vAPaR
20 d,s'-.s". A.sn f-rial st"aming aud massage.
sage aIS Il -. NV. aul4-im.
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Now statesmen meet in summer heat
Win wisdom wide awake:
But for Butts. the p 1 man,
now nard their q -0uld acne.
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MEDICAL. DC.

DR.. Garlic NJ,
0O7 18th st. NV.
Over enty-liNe years experience.
SURGEON SlH'LAI.IST
To GENTLEMEN ONLY.
Graduated London. Eng hand. lsfJ; New York. 1879.
Bladder Kidneys Blood Skin Diseases,
Nervous Debility.
SCIENTIFIC. SkIIIFTI~ STCrESSFUL
TREATMENT GUARANTEED.
Hours: TO aud 7:3c pm. 10 500 pm. Sun
day 10 only.
aul6-3m CONSt ITATION FREE.
DIR. BROTH Frs INNlGORAIING CORDIAL Is
IA powerful Nerve StimBiant and T"u!c. -! al
the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia,
Nervous Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class ~
people wEo weak. miserable, !cthnreic.
sleepy, lack Of ambition and zest there Is NJ
remedy equal to this Cordial. II hes been in use
for nearly forty Ave wears in this city.
Laboratory, 600 ST. s.w. aus-lin.
DIR. BROTHERS. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
longest established specialist In this vlty, VITA
90 years enperieDce; - years ~ 3N 81 s-"'
Consultation free and strictly c.nndsnilal.
Jy25-lm'
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RAILROADS.
PENNsYLyAsIA RAILROAD.

PENNsILyANlA RAILROAD
,ols AN dof fffGi 1slSS E ssfs
1iaslaDs sRS isd.s:PS St:' 'na h'''i'-
10. % A a. fAsT LINE.-for rtts6urx. Psrlor Css
I'D trG I'M h'T PssssSSsssYrv.srA rIMrrrp-ru~,,
moins md os.srs.toS Car: HsssSars p % oS
ais s-fo su'i L 6sie. Car e cTssTS.syrE
GAGo ExPREss. Pullman Buffet Psrior Or q
Harrisburg sleering and DininT Cars Hsrrisbars
PM I'VE %fsTHsS Exf AZ SefsS s..
NE Safs 20 ehiesgo and Harrisburg 70 cevelsnd.
40 !: y: soUfRwEsrERS rxrRtss.-run.
Dining Cars Harrisburg TO cineinnati and ST
10. 40 p NJ PACIFIC ExPRFss.-purlm.n s,.e,,,,
Carlo pl,ts6urG and Buffet Sleeping Car RArsis-
z 50 A. VI for Kane. csnsndaisus Rochester ana NJ
~ gar. Falls daily ercept sunday
daily. except sunday For wiilismsrort daily.
74o p n for wiIIi.msport. Rochester. Buffalo ana
ina car s.s daily efpsg, Saturday with sleep
10. 30 p. y. for Erie. Csnandaieua and Rochss,.,
ss .rt 10, sSa h and Si aga hss a.,y sses
sER THE 4. E 81.
G.y R o4 sss SS@ r s.% .g Tor
ipf o.Tl IS snd g 90 NJ i go Din,ns d.r,
M 8 Dauih S'S c': K 40 20 lSo g
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast express so al days, and q a n N
Aero mediation. s 90 a m. daily
Express = OF aud ; 40 n m daily
Ssratogs express lparlor carr, ~ 90 n m week a.x.
or Boston. without change T. so a IN veet DAYS -
For stsntie City, o 40 and IL 90 I. m. ~.el d.r.,
IL. b and IL. Is @. a. every day turday. oI.ix
AooAm m
For Baltimore. 5.O0 q 25 G.05. = % 2 so & 91
300. $40. 10. Is n 90 and II so a m l2 Is.
10. OF, p 30 3 10 g as "a (l1 Itrnits n a ri
IL. Is n m on Sunday & al n. % a ~,
aO5, 10 Is. N oOs M - TX. i III * so
Q. 9 Is. 3. IS 4. 90 LiInitedl 4 20, 5 4O g. ii
For Pope's Greek Line \ 20 a M .nd "a m mn a.s,x
except sunday.
For Annapolis. :. 20. q 90 and IL so q m. and %
I'm daily. except Sunday. SUNDAYS 90 A. m
and 4. 70 ..
For Richmond and the south 4 10 and 10 & m,
= 46 r. m. daily. Tor Richmond only 4 10 n m
week days
Accommodation for Ousntico, e45 a m daily s,x
:, 4 - n m. week DAYS.
m. 10 OF noon. L 90. = IL 3 N q % o. ~
ID Soe. lo.9a and IL 80 y. m. On SUNDAY Al
SD z. -. 81. A. 10. As m, L 90 . AZ q In d W
aud IL. O5 pm.
500 3. 10, 10 Is. ILL., II "a A m O0 . ~
3 GO. =. o. D. a. e. l3, Z. 90 q 20 81 is 10 52sni
n.Osp.m on Sunday at q 10. 10 IS aud n IL
Am. 20s. Sos. zoo :. 20. u Is and 10 SO % Ia
Pennsylvsnia avenue. and at the station sifh su1
stree VIII re orders he left for the checking Of
baegage TO destination from hotels and re~idences
| :. NJ PRENOST. J. WOOL
----------- - 1870 : -..e1-'- Ne ne
SAMUEL spENcFR - W HIrIpFKnPPRp xp
| REUBFN FOSTER RECEIVERS
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FIT Is THE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURE OF A
set OF teeth. Naturalness, beauty and durability
come next. The sort you get here combines all
these requisites. U. S. DENTAL ASSN 4OI It'll
au17 ~ w. '>~'
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GEORGETOWN UNI
versity.-45th session begins October 2. For par
ticulars apply to the Dean G. L. MAGRUDER,
NJ. D., SIS VT. ave. aul9toc7
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HOTELS.

LIVING AT THE ''EI.SMERE'
is like living at home. Ii Is hotel
and it's not hotel" Its comforts and
conveniences and its luxurious table are
unlike those Of the ordinary hotel that
they can hardly be compared. It's
home on a large scale. % baths; reason
able prices.
THE E.ssfERE. iios-1e II st. NV. au2l
FAUQUIER WHITE STLPHUR STRINGS. VA.
only two and a half hours from Washington: 3
trains daily; rates reduced TO suit the times.
See Richmond and Danville schedule. mo. f.
BAKER. Manager. auls-et
THE BUCKINGHAM. 9Is and go 18TH ST..
west side Mcpherson square; enlarged: renod-
eled; newly furnished and under manage
ment: sanitary plumbing and steam heating
throughout; elegant rooms. suite single:
specially arranged for families and transfer,
guests; location finest in the city.
au11-1ms A. l. BLISS. Proprietor.
THE LINCOLN,
10th and Fl SITS.
Ef2 Open all the year; summer rates
wILLARD'S HOTEL
Pa ave. and l4th ST..
seq Washington. ID. c.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OUT OF WARRINGTON.

OUT OF WASHINGTON.
" iSSih session commencss a oss ssut MD;
JE.cellent preparatory school attached for boys
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN 10
THE PREEARATIoN OF CANDIDATES FOR
"a ADDRESS tn: President. THOMAS FELL. LID.
THE ROCKVILLE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
ssSSs u S i6fss kssR to
Md. aul5-1m'
LUTH ERvnLE SEMINARY NEAR BALTIMORE
y. H. 1sssl5s snssss:i :sias; sos:
SER AM .uf Prnsips Nd Rev. IgR
PENNINGTON SEMINARY.
Our s.tsio:us . is full Of the very Information
sssis; ssas Gee address TAoSAs ~ TsSrSs
brothers Of the Christian schools. Situated upon
the slope Of one Of the picturesque hills over
tifc. classical. commercial courses and a pre-
paratory course for small boys Students are re-
lars address BROTHER DENIS. President. y 2o-2m
MAPIEwOoD INSTITUTE. CONCORDvTIIE. PA
1892 per year; successful school; one Of the
to the duties of life boys under IL Years sp siSy
sHORT1IDGE 0ale). AM. Principal.
te2sw.s,m4m
Charlottesville Va.
Session begins 18th September. Academical,
Engineering, Law, Medical Departments. For
Chairman. jy24-eo26t
RANDOLPH MACON ACADEMY, FRONT ROYAL,
Va.-Healthfully situated among the mountains;
pure air and water. Prepares boys and young
men for college or business life. A selected
corps of teachers. Thorough mental training.
Physical heathfulness. Moral and religious in
fuence Full equipment. Moderate charges.
Second session begins Sept. ~. 1898. and con-
times nine calendar months Send
particulars to Rev. u. W. BOND, Prin., Front
Rnro Va fxOx onl0
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WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1225
10th st. NV. Twenty fourth year. Piano,
gan, voice, violin. nute, cornet. &c. Free ad-
vantages to pupils. y. B. BULLARD. Direc-
tor. au5-lms
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y the only one 1 can think of. And there
Save been hordes OF them tried by the
various teams"
Baldwin had lost thirteen games for
Pittsburg." replied Earl Wagner. "and
there was no Indication that he would do
fairly successful in New York. Why il
was only yesterday that he was knocked
out OF the box"
How about joyce"
Joyce was offered as much as any r1an
on the Washington team but Charley Far
rell- He was offered more than 0Rourke
even. In fact. I think highly of Joyce and
would have liked to get him. but his finan-
cial views were too broad replied Earle
Wagner. I'VE wouldn't have traded a
player like Richardson for him II we hadn't
wanted him. But IL wouldn't do to pay one
out Of proportion to all the rest. 1t would
have demoralized the team. He was of
fered much as any Philadelphia player
IS getting. But. as I said, Mr.. o. Rourke was
given full charge. He thought We could
This IS undoubtedly so. Manager O'Rourks
expressed such a sentiment to the writer
The supply Of good players is limited.
said Mr. Elliott. 1T is easy enough to say
why don't you get man like stivetts?
Just try to get Suvetts: or to say why
don't you get man like Tommy Tucker? ?
You Just try to get Tucker. We can tel
you tnls' snat tw3 men who are expert
employ looking after good men, and in tn.
course of week we will have some mer
mere WIZ VIII Vastly strengthen the team
We have gone through the season without
experimenting. which was the fault of al
the previous teams. and ara in last place
We can do some experimenting now with
out harm and with a view of building I'D
good team for next year This IA a gooG
ball town. We realize that the people wan
a good team, and as business men We wan
TO give them what they want.
There is another point ! would like tc
touch upon" said Mr.. Elliott. land that 1.
The alien ownership Of the club. II is some
thing that would never have been thought
Of II the club had been winning games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-21

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VA.
Fifty-ffth year. State military, scientific an
technical school. Thorough courses in geners
and applied chemistry and In engineering. Coz
fers degree of graduate In academic course: ais
degrees of bachelor OF science and civil eugnet
In technical courses. All expenses, includin
clothing and ipeidentals. provided at rate
1850 per month, an average for the for
years, exclusive of outfit. New cadets repol
September 1. GEN. SCOTT SHIP, Supt-
jyl7-eo19t
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-04
NEW ORLEANS SPORTS EASY.

They Are Confident Tina They VIII Get
the MITCHELL Corbett Fight.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4. 1S93.-H the
Mitchell Corbett fight ever comes OIL, it
viii be held in New Orleans. This I'M
preston is gaining ground here daily anu
the subjoined interview with President
Noel of the Crescent City Athletic Clq0
tends to s~ubstantiate this view; n
speaking of the offer OF S3o.oVo W
the Coney Island sClub President Noel
said:-sI do not think thar there Is
one chance in ten that the Coney Island
Club could bring of an event OF tnat
kind. as Governor Flower would ne sure
to interfere the moment his Afternoon
would be called to It. Coney Island
Is lust as much in the State OF New
York as Buffalo is, and everybody knows
how Quickly he sat down on the preten-
sions OF the Buffalo Club when it was
proposed to have the fight in that
civ. lie has thoroughly committed
himself in subject OF glove con-
tests In his State and he Is NOT likely to
overlook a contest for SAo,Voo before cne
Coney Island Club When he refuses 10
allow Buffalo to have the fight for s75. 0O0.
We are in no hurry regarding this mat
ter. al there Is plenty of time to arrange
details. We will bid for the fight when
we get ready, but really there Is no danger
of any serious competition OUTSIDE OF New
Orleans. I do not consider New
York seriously in The race for the reasons
I nave already cited. San Fran
cisco is not in a position to offer q purse
which these men would think worth
figntipg for, and then you find New
Orleans left practically alone in the field.
Should they sign articles to fight before
the Coney island Club. and get ready for
the battle, the whole thing would result
in a flzzle. just as the
affair did at st. Paul, or rather between
e. paul and Minneapolis. You know
the seouel to that fzzle. We secured
the fight and brought it off without u
troubIe. Well, the story OF the Corbett-
Mitchell fight will turn out just the
same way il they sign to fight at the
Coney Island Club"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-04
JOHN JUDGES RIFLE.
He Shoots at q Darkie Who Couldn't
Pay Ills Pool Bill.

He Shoots at q Darkie who Couldn't
Pay His Pool Bill.
A lively saloon row, which might have
resulted in murder, occurred last evening
in the "nigger dive' at No. 632 COMMUNE
paw avenue. AS it was one man was
badly injured.
At ten O'Clock last night the place was
crowded with darkies who were spending
their time in shooting crap and playing
pool. Among the pool players was
Douglass Allen, who lives in the flat
above the gin mill. The rule of the game
was that the players securing the least
balls should pay for the use OF
the table. Allen was ssstuck for the
game. ~ but he had no money nnd told the
proprietor, John Judge, that he would
stop in today and settle the bill. A num-
Der Of Aliens friends offered 70 loan him
the money, but before he had q
chance to accept The offer, Judge
grabbed q rifle which he
had behind the bar, and shouting you
! d Niger. I'll teacn you not to come
here and play me for q sucker" took q
deliberate aim o fired. Allen ducked
in time aud the ball passed through is
left fore arm. In the meantime the othel
darkies in the place were running for th
through them as fast as it WAS possible
to do so.
Allen ran upstairs to his apartments.
and summoned a doctor. who dressed his
wound. Detective Hottie. OF the Fourth
precinct heard OF the affair about half
| past ten o'clock, and he arrested Judge.
He was arraigped in the Third Criminal
| Court this morning. and held 10 $500 bail
| for the Grand Jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-04
IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

Eetveeu Frederick c. Terry ct al, complatnants
and Bessie P. Terry &c al, defendants
On bill for partition on decree OF sale; -
In pursuance and by authority OF 2 uecree maue
by the Chancellor. in the Court of Chancery Of
New Jersey. Ia the above entitled cause. bearing
date on the first day Of March, eighteen nundred
tniugs ordersd, s~iiudged and decreed. that all and
sinr9lar. the premises mentioned in the Dill OF
complaint In said cause and therein describsa 10
gether with all aud singular, the tensments. mere,
beionging, or in anywise appertainlng, De soI4 ~
public vendue, to the highest btdier. IN the pres
ence OF and undcr the direction OF the suoScriDes.
ericE &. Ogden, Special Master as aforesaid. shall
EXPOSE to fale. OF public vendue. 80 the highest
TT'TSEsb's9 the slshsesnssn day Of April. eighteen
at two O'Clock In the afternoon or saio DAY, upon
the premises, all the following described lana auu
premises with the appurtenances. being tne sans
All that certain tract. piece, parcel or iot OF
land, situate, lying and being ia the city OF HOBO
ken. In the County of Hudson ana stase Oh gov
Jersey. and which is described as ioiiows, siz sargan
street IN Hoboken. ~fifty-hve feet soutneriy Lrom
the soufhwosterly corner OF GARDEN ana nlSntA
streets, and running thence soutneriy aionz tue
thence Westerly and parallel with Eighth street
one hundred feet; thence ntrtnerIY and paraiiei
with Garden street twenty-five 1eess anu tnehc1
~easterly and parallel with Etshtn ssrees one nun,
dred feet to the point or plSce OF heginntnS, na-
Guiding the interest and ~fnchoate right OF aower
OF the complainant, Catharine A. Terry. IN the
one eqaaI, undivided nth part o. sag prsmlses
seized, together with all and sinruiar the here.
belonging or in any wise appertaintng.
Da'0a Aafsa II ; y. OGDEN.
Special Master In Chancery.
NIyEx & MIxvunN, Solicitors.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.

CFALED PROPOSALS VII BE RECEIVED AT
y the office uf the Board of street and Water
commissioners on Monday, April II, 1888, az ID
O'CLOCK A. NJ, for a New supply OF Water to be de-
liNered into the reservoir or the Jersey City Maser
Works at belIevllie
Form Of proposal to be as follows
Each proposal to stale the source from which tho
water is intended 10 be taken; and the price Dsr
imum basis Of twenty-five millions OF gallons
daily, but the storage capacity. water supply and
pipes or condGfts to be- Of suftlc,ent capacity for
The delivery OF not less than hfty millions or gal
ioas daily at all seasons, II SO much shall be re-
uuired. Each proposal to state the general plans
upon which the whole undertaking is proposed to
be carried out. ana generalJ such information as
will enable the city authorities TO determine which
mag be for the best interests OF the city The
waite must be naturally pure and wholesome
Any conlSect must contain q provision Wnereoy
the city can purchase the entire water sappiy,
source and works coz uletes ana the supply must
10 independent and exclusive for jersey City.
Each bidder will be required to his
proposal With q good and s~ufnc.ent bond in the
sum OF five hundred thousand donafs Io1tne isitn-
full performance OF the ccntract;
Proposals TO be enclosed in sealed envelopes, En-
dorsed proposals for New W alter supply directed
to the Board of street and Water commissioners
meeting. whom called for Ia the order of business
relating to sealed proposals.
The attention OF bidders is especially called 20
Section Z, Chapter l9t, Laws of 1871. under the
the city or become effective or operative until the
hondsmen offered by the contractor have been ap-
proved by this Board and the Corporation Counsel,
the President OF this Board hayinG power 20 exam
reserves the right TO reject any. or all proposals. u
deemed for the best Interests of she city so to do.
BY order Of the Board OF Street and Wafer Com
hss wM A. ToLsoN,
Clerk pro ten.
Dated Jersey city, April 4th, 1881