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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07

wAsHINGToS, June 7.-Maine-Fair, slightly
warmer in western portions Saturday; north
erly winds.
New Hampshire and Vermont-Fair slightly
warmer Saturday; northely winds.
Observation-Disclosures, warmer in western
portions Saturday; northerly winds
Rhode Island-Fair; northerly winds
Connecticut-Fair, warmer in western por-
tions Saturday afternoon; northerly winds
There is no distinct storm area within the
country, and the morning reports indicate
fine weather in all sections, except portions
Of the northwest, where light rain is falling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07
"A AUBREY DILLON WILLIAMS"


Ho came into the park commissioners.
office at 10 O'Clock this forenoon, and
secretary Harcourt would never have sus.
nected that he was q crank had he not de.
manded ON order on superintendent
Wathawav 10 turn Roger Williams Park
90, 70 him as a descendant OF Roger
and possibly one Of General Jack Brsn.
mans clients in the famous wild and
woolly dispossession suit which he has
brought against the city.
Ills card bore the name IA. Aubrey
Dillon Williams" and maybe that was
4o was 40, and had fringed whiskers,
snd looked amiable and proper enough.
SECRETARY Harcorrt directed him to the
nark. and then telephoned the supsfin-
tendent to bo ready to tackle an emef'
Possibly q niche may b found FOR Ar.
Williams In the new museum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07
NJ ary McCourt Of Pawtucket
1902 Years Old.
She is Too Feeble to Celebrate the
Event Today.
A Resident of This City for the Past
Eorty-Six Years.

PAwTUcKET, June Mrs. Mary Me-
Court, who resides on Taft street, In this
city, is 1o2 years old today. There
is no celebration, however,
as the old woman Is extremely
feeble and it is not expected that she will
live more than week or two longer. She
was born in Ireland and has lived in this
city for 46 years. She retains but few Of
her faculties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07
RIVERSIDE HIGH WAY MEN.

A daring attempt at highway robbery
has Just come to light. Ayoung man WHO
drives an ice cream wagon for Cooper
of East Providence claims that as he was
driving home about IL o'clock Tuesday
night he was attacked by three men, but
succeeded in escaping from them. No
clue as to their identity has been found.
This evening the the Athletic Club will
hold a sparring exhibition for the mem
bers and their friends, aad some goo d
talent is expected to be present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07
ST, LOUIS INVESTMENT.

Ihave for sale H. the heart Of the Retail Dis
trict, a piece OF Business Property in hTst.olass
condition, rented TO the Largest Retail Clothing
store in the City Lease has nearly three years TO
run with renewal a Clause-Prioe Of Property, sll0,-
600 90 Rent S5750v 20 Ier year; taxes, se37O0, maxi
ipgmore han per cen. net on price asNed II
Interested, correspond with MALCOLM MAO
BETH, ~ n. sth ST., ST. Louis. js-ft
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07
DEATH NOTICES.

Furoy, Ellen NJ Potter, David X
Meehsn, Thomas Sullivan, Daniel
Moses, Senator
FUREY-In this city, juno 3, Ellen Mead,
daughter Of James and Annie Furey, aged
5months days.
MEEHAN-June O, Thomas Meehan of Cen.
torville, X. l., in the 18th year of his age.
MOsEs-In Washington, Il. l., June ), Senator
T.. Moses, aged ~ years.
POTTER-In Phenix, Juno 5, David II. Potter.
in his s0th year.
SULLIVAN--In this city, June G. Daniel j.
Sullivan, in his 35th year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07
Moro Time for Contractors.

Contractors who wish to bid for the
work OF building the new State House
are to bo allowed another week in which
to ile their terms. Today was tho date
set for receiving the final proposals, but
the limit has been extended to Friday,
June IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07
Now IS the Time

Whom n lobster or chicken salad at lunch
made with Bugbee & Brownell's Salad Dress
ing will please the family. Your grocer can
supply you.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07

George Emil Haupt Ia no longer employed
"A riding master at the Providence Riding
II. WILLARD q CO..
40 Abogn stsoeA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12
GRATEFUL AnMENIANs.
They Send nm Address to the Grand
Old Man.

London, March 1.-THE special CORE
spondent OF the Associated Press In Ar
menia sends the following from Kars:
An address TO Mr., Gladstone, which
Is being circulated everywhere, IL being
widely signed, The address is headed
with the text:
who is my neighbour" and
60. thou, and do likewise"
II says. Dear Sir. We remember this
allegory OF the Heavenly Teacher after
having read your powerful speech ut
Hawarden In defense OF the Armenian
people who lived under Turkish rule,
and who have suffered many hundreds
OF years In the name OF Christianity
from the barbarous tyranny of the
Turks and Kurds. The Armenian peo-
pie are like a helpless. abandoned and
wounded man, to whom you. oh, true
hearted Christian and great English
man, extended from your distant coun-
try the hand OF humanity. The hearts
of all Armenians in every part OF the
world bless your name and will bless II
as long as they beat.
I'VE presume to present you, as n
humble expression OF our unlimited
thankfulness, with a very ancient Ar
menian gospel, the eternal source OF the
active love and truth which I'LL your
heart"
A similar address has been forwarded
TO Mr. i. S. stevenson. one OF the mem
hers Of parliament for Suffolk and
chairman OF the Anglo-Armenian COM
mlttec.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12
rnn SWEET HOME CRIME
Mrs. stindt Was dubbed TO Death
Dy Her A-shiinnts.

Sweet Homo. Tex. March liza
more detailed account OF the brutal
murder OF Mrs II. Stindt and robbery
which occurred near here Saturday
night has reached here. Instead OF
being killed by a bullet, Mrs. Stindt
was brutally murdered by having blow
after blow rained on her head with
pistols as clubs. The skull was frac-
tured. and brain matter oozed from the
fracture. The old people have two chill
dren about grown, and they were at
tending a ball at Wild. short dis
lance from home. About il o'clock
the murderers appeared and entered
the bedroom OF the sleeping couple and
demanded money. speaking the Ger
man language. The old lady handed
them purse containing g. The small
amount enraged them. and they began
beating the old man over the head
with their pistols. He got away, how
ever. they firing several shots at him.
though none took effect Tho old lady
was then brutally dealt with. us de-
scribed above. Sherin Houchlns is at
work on the case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12
TEXAS BASEBALL LEAGUE.
|sh he Made n Success II Properl,
Managed,

aior Gazette: see quite an interest
'ang taken in the organization of
Teas Baseball league by the lovers
" game who have the matter In
and from present indications the
al go to show that we will have
ught-elub league the coming ball
~ Fort Worth, Dallas. Houston,
'sston, San Antonio, Austin. Waco,
shreveport, La, comprise the cir
l understand II.
ue organization thus far seems to
pteh entered into with spirit Of
.sslasm and business-llke vim by
giomolers, l wish to make n few
Y suggestions in regard to the
-kenent of the league. What 1
70 say here doesn't come under
iead Of anything new concerning
~, out are only simple facts
Huths that every one knc wing
..lg at all about the national
WI recognize at n glance as be-
.osolutely necessary to the well
sha successful maintenance OF
W league in Texas.
Me hrst place the league must
-sahized and conducted through
spnh nothing but strictly business
PIES None but experienced de-
VI the sport should be allowed
Anipnlate the organizations af-
ana those devotees should be
M. fains and well known business
Sta,ues' who not only possess the
1lsslse OF knowing now n league
pe conducted, but the further
,n ryse essential ability and power
mug mat knowledge into active
r'vgressive execution. This will
eohhdence in the public mind.
vast difference, we all are
VI knowing how n thing should
ss i'm and doing It. Upon this score
as being one OF the cogent rea-
."y base ball leagues heretofore
s,ssfully. NV oee" oPei"'e'
IA second place, strict discipline
sd,,ue enforced among the players.
,Ah or toughncss should Mt no
s,,s 1T under any circumstances, be
/. an, Mnlle games are In progress
ia ~ other time. The players
hr compelled to observe gentle
i, experiment In and out OF
e,lepy gaining the confidence
ii n n.y.. OF the general public.
sos ,shs a great deal for the mem
dysl,' e league individually and coll
AZ, This viii prove an invalu-
u shaleratum as far as gathering
si1t. shels at the gate Is concerned.
dlsn,ane, games upon heightened
s1r s a,,n1ed principles. Then many
iAe S1.'<ens would take advantage
n wpp,portunlty afforded and quite
~ s,s yuiu be seen sitting In the
a,hi.ssha surrounded by their wives,
Va ana their sweethearts. Any
XIV VINO will not observe-and
1t sbn.he rules Of general deport.
., asuid be summarlly elected on
M ''uads and expelled from tic
/, =. know It is quite hard al
9rats : good player to hold in his
"a :, mnat he considers lust inalg.
u ths ZINES, owing TO some decis-
nne umpire, but for the sake OF
L ,h,.n e Us prosperity he must dc
sssd ~ influences will not have the
tahdlaS upon him, then he must
. VIII with an iron hand by tn,
no ealis the balls and strikes
Ne IA y the sole custodian OF IN,
snen ..Lssse participating. Players
talps nh the goose,. etc, by to,
uhgentlemanly kicks. j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Oriental Hotel. Dallas, Tex, March
f1.-D. C. Barry. Galveston, W. ]. Rut-
ledge, Whitewright: Albert a. Gold
smith, Cincinnati. Il. Koehler, st. Louis;
II. II. Ward. Thurber: II. @. Krake, st.
Louis; T.. u. Powell. Louisville; j. ID.
Hodson. Galveston; Il. NJ. Pace. Calvert;
Allison Brown, Boston. John WALKER.
Nashville; j. u. Terry, Richmond. Va:
w. II. Carpenter. Cincinnati: w. Mont
cry. Atlanta, Ga. a. H. Glaegsner,
Meridian. Conn; j. r. Martin. Chicago;
George. s. Wood, Jack Roberts. w u.
Young, o. s. Green. Chicago; q. n.
Bottes, Fort Worth; X. a. SuRden New
York; Theo. Marcus. Hlllsboro, Tex. j..
D. slitz, II. u. Marshall. Kansas city;
n n. Harnther. Dallas; u. ~ Swlnney,
Kansaa city; r.. W. Terpenlng. q. NJ.
Browne. W. d. sticlSney. d. Spencer. 8.
II. Sealing, ST. Louis; George a. I3umey,
Kansas city; II. A. Forman, Al. lSecch-
cir. w. ]. Brodcrlca. Oscar Severance.
]. A. Middleton, W. u. Reynolds. w.
j. smith. c. M. Keys, 81. Louis; o. i.
patterson. city; John Nccaniey, Syra-
crse New York. r. NJ. Luisker, city;
a W. Resented. Atlanta. Ca. George
Aruite, w. s. Boyden. Julius Havan,
New Work: r. s. Mayneld. Tyls-. Tex;
a T.. Putnam. KnnsaH CITY. Waco
stewart. Galveston; II. @. HUFFMAN.
Chicago; ]. II. Irwin. Boston: r. a.
Robinson. Ennis. Tes.; i. H. fHdh@n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Washington, March r.---secretary
Smith said today that no one from The
interior department had teiegraphed OF
written to 10. f. Kiiner Offering him the
ponitlon OF governor OF Arizona Il
Charges have been filee ssainst Cows
ernor Hughes. but as yet the secretary
has not rad time to look into them
though he Intends 10 very uoon.
This" said the secretary. rs tho
second man who has been appointed
governor OF Arizona without th1 knowl|
edge Of tha aara rtsa@nt."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Agreement on Terms VIII lie Filed
Mt an Early Day.

London. March il.--A dispatch to the
Times from pekin which Will be pub
lished tomorrow says that the Chinese
government through United States
Ministers DENLY and Dun have al
ready agreed upon the points OF the
peace conference regarding the in
dependence Of CoreA, the oession OF ter
rltory and indemnity, to be agreed up
on by the ENJOYS, The dispatch adds
that no imperial edlct relating to the
war Will be published for y month"; and
there Will be no published reference to
the peace mission as the foreign Of
fee unwilllngly yielded its policy to
that OF the war department IN order
to bring about harmonious feelings. 1t
is expected that the agreement will be
Signed at an carly date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Cincinnati; I'D zintgron. city; II. C.
sharman. DenIson. Tex; II. -, Dickcy
and wife. Waco; y. o. Hard, Chicago;
ID. v, Harrington. New York: J. 9. War
rem, 81. I.oula: Miss Marion Singer
Wang; \. G. Highsmith. Fort Worth;
]. u. Stevens. Wealherford. Tex; ".
q. parfinecr, Misslsslppi: II. D. Bouk~r,
HoigOke, Mass; J. II. Wallace. 81.
Louis; Miss Minnie Warren. city; j. VI.
Kramer. Fort Worth; Mrs. H. J. Cue
Ian. petersbutg. Pa. Mira. J. 81. lIig-
gins. city: scott Field. Calvert. Tex, J..
II. Warren, 81. Louis: ]. Dessenbug,
Mexia. TEX; IA u rsin. Tyler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12
! IISls LEAGUE ALL RIGHT
..,ox,o AND AUSTIN HAVE
COME IN.
xcSeaiup Has Something
s.R.clns Events at New Or
program for Today
n.,r--In the Ring
DALLAS, March Ii.

DALLAS, 'Mdrch II.
McNealus of the Texas
baseball league returned
w. c.,veston this morning. I'M
.,'Iv after his arrival he
ant a call for a special
:, ,he league at Fort Worth
s,,day. as he had determined to
-.,,ers to a head in regard to
',n,t Every club had paid Its
.'sau money and club as
.1,s except San Antonio
,~s,ip. and he did not propose
49, should be any uncertainty
.,at,is of the league when the
Us ssason shall have opened.
2, iast moment today President
s,na autographed President Nc
H' he entire amount of money
tbe san Antonio club, accom-
w w, tha information that he had
Mr. Clare and a full team Tor
,,tonio. and II any more money
,asded from that town to draw
ThIs made San Antonio solid.
,arv Vining of the Austin club
~ assurance yesterday at Gal
mai the affairs of the Austin
.sre all right and that all its
III obligations to the league
| 4 Be- met today or tomorrow.
M these assurances as bona hde,
IN. eIcNealus suppressed his call
!. snecial meeting at Fort Worth,
,,sry club in the circuit may now
fsitas fact that every other CLUB
/ 4, league is all right for the sea-
|ssadsnt McNealus wishes It UNDER
| I mat he has not been trying to
| ~ mart of n martinez In urging
sow or delinquent clubs to fulfill
|, allegations. II u break had to
|. h the circuit he preferred to have
|,cEn now rather than on the eve
m opening of the playing season.
nj not propose having six or seven
n Of the circuit ready TO start in
| n, playing schedule and then find
,ptlre work ieopardized by the lax
4
one or two clubs.
Iailonal agreement protection Is now
|rsi for all the eight clubs OF the
hsScuthern league and every play
Ia has signed n contract since last
|.,sr will have to fulflll the same
! he club with which he has signed.
| MINOR league has ever started out
\ higher prospects than the Texas
IAstn league has before 1t.
! NV changes will be made in the
Enr schedule to benefit the north
nuth sections in the matter of
|hy gimes. Chairman Dermody
=. McNealus discussed these fea-
ksys,erdsy at Galveston and they
bs arranged during the current
sslsnt McNeaius says the Calves
nrespondent OF the Dallas Morn
News made mistake in stating in
y Newspaper of today that Ted
E1n would manage the Dallas
b Mr.. McNealus rays he Is not
ssng managers. That is the busi-
kg the owners of club franchises.
ss no more interest in the Dallas
III affairs than he has in those of
eiher club in the circuit, but
p to see them all successful.
r. be did say was that the Hous-
slseball people informed him that
us mistake TO say that Sullivan
wnlng to Dallas. Sullivan will
b a good manager wherever he
and 1t does not make n bit Of diff
zee to McNealus whether he re-
g In Houston or comes to Dallas.
'1ekeepers who have tried one and
Flnds Of cream tartar baking pow
| tnally use DIR. price's only and al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

New orleans. La. March 1l.-Weath-
err cloudy and track heavy. The fol-
lowing are the results:
First ce-Three-fourths OF mile.
n. f. Fly won. Old Dominion second,
Merritt third. Time, 1:ls 3-i.
second race-Tbree-esihths OF mile;
maiden 2 year olds. Fannie Wilson
won, Inspector Hunt second, Loretta
ThIrd race-One mile. Burrelrs Billet
u,on' brakeman second. Tippecanoe
Fourth e-Three-fourths OF a mile.
peadIne won, Revenue second. Chenya
E,f,b -Eieven-slXteenths OF a
mile walter o first, Shelby Boston
second. Vocallty third. Time. l;l3 Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Saint Etlenne, France. March ia
dispatch from Rive de Gier. town
about twelve miles from here, says that
a number OF German worltmen EN-
ployed in one OF tho numerous glass
factories OF that place, while In u state
or intoNlcation, amused themselves by
firing revolvers at passers by One
man, Frenchman was wounded. The
police arrested the German who nrod
the shot,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

New Orleans, La, March 1.-THE de-
cision handed down by Judge Fighter
today In the Olympic club case removes
every obstacle that stood in the way OF
glove contests before the chartered
athletic clubs OF this city. Consequent
ly there IL nothing now TO prevent the
Olympic or any other club from bring
Ing off the Corbett- lTitzsimmons mill
There will probably be another appeal
to the supreme court. although there is
little doubt that prlze-nghting will go
on for "A year mt least
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

There was a large crowd of enthusl-
astic turf patrons at the turf exchange
pool room yesterday. excluding quite
a number OF visiting cattlemen. A
well known sporting gentleman OF this
city had hot tip on b. f. Fly and
Readina, entered In the first and fourth
races at New Orleans. The talent
plunged on this tip. and as both won.
the new turf exchange book makers
felt that the Fort Worth people knew
more OF the runners than they had
looked for
Favorites and outsiders about dlvid-
ed the results from the Crescent City
track yesterday. but taking the day
on the whole, the talent had little
the best OF the books. B. +. Fly, Bun
nelrs Billet and Readlna We're all
well played, but Fannie Wilson and
Walter o were rather neglected. The
present running meeting at New Or
leans is grand success, and is being
Well patronlzed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Milwaukee, March 11.--Presldent
Johnson today announced the appoint
ment of western league umpires as fol-
lows: Sandy McDermott. John Sheri-
dan. Timothy o'Brien and John Hoag-
land. Manager Manning arrived at 2
o'clock. The schedule committee i'm
mediately went into secret session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Dallas. Tex. March 11.-Mrs c. C.
Kinney of 19l Pocahontas street had
her Docket-book snatohed from her
hand by an unknown party ms she
started down town shopping this morn
ing. Mr.. ]. L. Wood a nelghbor. pur-
sued and chptured the man. whom he
thought to be the hlghwayman, and
turned him over 10 police headquar-
tiers. The man gave his name as w
c. Connors Of st. Louis. He denies the
charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Austin. Tex. March 1l.-captaln j.
n Mcclure, superintendent, apd c, A..
Rogers and W. c. o'Bryan. trustees OF
me reformatory at Gatesyiile. are here
n see that their institution Is properly
treated in the appropriation bill,
MIR Rogers is a business man OF
o,atesyilie and Mr.. o'Brynn lives at
MeGregor. where he edits that sterling
weekly. the Gainesville Observer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12
na...nr.. LihrI min.

Austin. Tex. March u---An agree
ment has been made between me
,i,',i Mn 10 get that measure up in
~ senate tomorrow for final settle
ane whether this agreement can be
carried out is doubtful. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Dallas Tex. March 11.-sherlff Ca
bell has been Informed that constable
at Forney, Tex. has arrested Jim How
ard. the negro whom II is supposed
robbed the Gauger hotel OF this city
NJ 9fOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

London, March lin the boxing
match at Central hall this evening be-
tween Frank Slavin, formerly Of Aus
tralia, and Frank Craig, the Harlem
Coffee Cooler" for purse of $4,000,
Craig was knocked out in one round.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Dallas. Tex. March li,-Mlss Carr,
aged IS years. daughter OF Mr. Henry
Carr OF Duncanvllle. was found dead In
her bed Yesterday morning at the
home OF MIR BENJAMIN HIN, lis ophella
street. where she was boarding.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12
THE ORIENTAL


Dallas, Texas.
Finest Hotel In thc south. Thorough
~ fIrcproof. Transient rntcs $500 TO
80 pcr day. W. }. ALDEN, Manager.
Formerly Hotel vendonie Boston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12
Thc Crr,,s Cr.r

Denton, Tex, March 1.-The Crews
murder case on n change OF venue
from Cooke county, comes up here the
25th.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

Practice makes perfect. The skill and
knowledge of almost half century is
what renders DR.. Prices Baking Pow
der best today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

N s. Adamr Kansas city: J s. Nc
Infosh. Kansas civ. John Lawrence.
Oainesyiile. B. l. Saylor. Baxter
Springs: W. Hood and wife, Decatur;
G. c, Gates. Decatur: w. j. Buckley.
chicago. y. 8. GenlnR. Muscoscc, l. t.;
O. NJ Jordan and wife. Chicago; NJ .,
irwin. Chicago: y. b. Cans. Kansas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-12

'1ekeepers who have tried one and
Elnds Of cream tartar baking pow
anally use DR.. Prices only and al
The record-union., 1895-10-19
ASYLUM SUPPLIES.

appropriated by tie state manufactured or
grown IN thiS State WHICH are ina whole or ia
part the product OF Monaghan labor, shall hs
purchased by the officers % this state haVinr
the control OF any public institution under
the cOntroi II tine state. or OF any county city
aud county. city or town thereof.
The Board reserves the Tignt 10 reject ali
bids deemed too high or otherwise unsatis-
factory.
shall file bonds with the Secretary y NJ Orf
on or before November 1, 1855
Separate bids Will 90 received for
Groceries, Flour, Bran and Grain,
Provisions Soap,
sugar and Syrup, Chew Ing and Fine Cut
Coffee Tobacco.
Tea. ~moNlus Tobacco
Pickied Roll Butter, clothing,
Fresh Dairy Butter and Dry Goods,
Eggs. SHOES,
Potatoes. Gather,
Fresh Beet and Mutton Coal.
Fresh Fish,
Payments 20 be made monthly In CASH as
the same is received from tine STATE Treasury.
Bids 10 bc addressed \. VI. OFT. Secretary OF
the Board OF Directors OF the Stockton State
Insane Asylum, StO htou. and Endorsed on
the envelope, proposals for Furnishing sup
plies
samples Of articles rcqu rcd may be seen 1T
the stOrerOom OF the Asylum.
In order To preserve uniformity and iaclli-
tate the award % has been resolved Go recei.e
no bids unless made upon blank forms ur-
uished 10y the Secretary
Ey order of tho Board 0f Directors OF tho
Stockton insane Asylum ot tle state OF CALI
fOrnia at Stockton. y. 81. ORR. Secretary.
s2S-5wTTS