Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-22
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL-TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Z; 5; Soldiers Home, washington, d. c., August
nj, sce Sa gE9PSTais WI be rsSsss n At
SEPTEMBER FOURTH 1894, fer supplying the
home with 16oO tons W. A: Furnace Coal, 100
Coal For information to time of delivery,
terms, etc, apply to the undersigned. RICHARD
u PAKkEk, Secretary and Treasurer au22-4t
PROPOSALS FOR BRICK WORK. BOILER RE-
y; s National Museum, Washington city. August
GE H. VIZ b 5see is n fal
tearing down and rebuilding the brick walls Of the
steam boilers, providing tie rods buck slaves and
ting the fronts and replacing boiler tubes,
etc. including all necessary material Blank pro,
work required under this advertisement and other
information relative thereto may be obtained upon
scum. Bids will be entertained only from persons
engaged in the general business Of aud have plants
quired G. BROWN GOODE, Acting Secretary.
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BIDS FOR COAL.-REFORM SCHOOL, d. c.,
August q, 1S9i.-For and in behalf of the board
of trustees I win receive in my ONCE, in the
Glover building. 1419 street northwest. in the
S sS Of Of wash11ESD until August T
1894, sealed bids for the delivery at the Reform
School, at such times and in such quantities
may be ordered by the superintendent. Of four
hundred 400 tons. more or less, Of the best
Bituminous Cumberland Coal or Coal equal there.
to- to be free from slate other impurities, not
less than One-third thereof to be in Jumps. Each
bidder to submit sample to be tested and, IL
Sered must St conform or thereto. ALSO one hundred
QGO, tons, less, Of White Ash Range Coal.
ton. to be weighed and inspected at the school,
the inspection fee of 20 cents ton to be paid by
for Se full Of the
and the right to waive defects or reject any or
M HIS to pr be aaers BOARD af
Trustees, Reform School, d. G. au22-7t
PROPOSALS FOR IRON AND MARBLE WORK
and cut granlte-Offce of building for Library Of
De, August Is issi"separste sealed SDs pro- pro-,
posais wilI be received at thls ofice until Two
TY-NfSTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1854. aud opened
Immediately thereafter In presence of bidders,
the Library Of Consress in this city, the foo%
ing materials and work, namely: 1. The iron
four towe.s and straight stairway in the east
main pavilion erected in place complete. 2. Cut
color a1r and ne for OF
fcations, general Instructions and conditions and
% IF s ees BfX e r.
Superintendent and Engineer.
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District of Columbia. Washington. DC, August 49,
1s34.-Seaed proposals will be received at this Of
fee until TWELVE NJ, AUGUST TwENTY-NINTH,
1894, to sell to the District of Columbia site for
a fire engine house at Mount Pleasant, within the
following bounds. viz: Within two blocks north
south, east and west of the Intersection Of Park
per- square foot the lot not to Be less than forty
(40 feet front. The right to reject any bids Or
parts Of bids is hereby reserved. JOHN W. ROSS
GEO. TRUESDEIL, CHAS. F. POWELL, Commits
sioners Of the District Of Columbia. au21-6t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District OF Columbia, Washington, DC, August IS,
1s94.-Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
nee until TWO O'CLOCK Pm. on THURSDAY,
AUGUST TEIIRTIETH, 1894, to sell to the Dis
In the third division, In the locality between 18th
and 18th and ID and G streets southeast. The site
should be about loo feet square II located a cor
ner and about 40 feet square II located otherwise
The proposals should describe the lot or lots and
the square, and the price per square foot or for
the whole parcel. The right to reject any bids or
part Of bids Ids Z hereby reseryed J. W Ross
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia. au2l-At