Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-06

gate, addressed to the Chief Of the Bureau of
viii He received at this bureaus anti Two
O'CLOCK Pm. on THURSDAY, MAY NINTH,
hs 81 se oWns Fs
Provender and Ice. to be delivered at the United
Washington. DC, in accordance with the specih::
cations, which, with blank form of proposals and
pIication 10 this bureau to the Superintendent
Of the naval observatory. The bureau reserves
any or all bids not Considered advantageous to
the government. Ersl~ rsible security will be re-
z ns a1 chef of B S1 ue COZ
PROPOSALS FOR FUEI.-oFFICE OF THE
Badng Ma5 aas IN u
cate. Endorsed Proposals for Fuel will be re-
Sa As S Hff 'n 1855 TWO S supply n% on e s{a
War and Navy Department building with fuel
during the iisea year ending June 80 ise as
mace coal, 20 tons Of white ash stove coal. All
coal must be of best quality free from dust or
Impurities, and inspected by a person who shall
be designated by the superintendent, and TO be
weighed upon the government scales in the court
yard. 100 cords OF hickory wood, SO cords of
spruce pine wood All wood to be of the best
quality and inspected by person who shall be
designated by the superintendent. The hickory
wood to be sawed in three pieces and measured
after it is sawed and delivered. The coal and
building and stored in the vaults by the party or
parties to whom the contract or contracts may be
awarded. at such times and In such quantities
as the convenience Of the Office may require, re-
serving the right to order much more or as
much less of either coal Or wood may be
pured, at the contract price: also the right to re.
ject any or all bids, or to accept any portion of
any bid. The successful bidder to furnish bond
in the sum of 5000 guarantee of the faith
full performance of the contract. THOM WILL
Hanson, Chief Engineer, U. S. NJ Superin-
tenlent. apls, 20, 27.my6
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. April.
received an NAY SFe 1yft I
the purchase of all waste paper of the Navy De-
partment and its several bureaus and offices,
cept cancelled charts and books of the hydro
graphic office. during the fiscal year ending June
80. 1896. They should be Endorsed Proposals for
Waste Paper" and addressed to the Secretary
persons to the effect that the bidder will, If his
proposal be accepted, at once enter into contract
and give bond with satisfactory security in the
penal sum of sloo for the faithful performance
remove the paper and most remove it Immediately
when SO notified in order TO prevent undue aecu-
paper therein for weighing and iay for The
Rotary Of the Navy. ap2I&my6
PRoPosAIs-U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
culture, Office of the Secretary Washington. d. e.,
April 8, 1895 Sealed proposals In duplicate. sub
the Secretary of Agriculture until pm, Thurs
day May 9, 1895, for furnishing the q. $. Depart
ing the fiscal year ending June 80 1896. the follow
ing supplies: Stationery and duplicating supplies,
ns boxes painters supplies ss' plumbers material
printers material, forage howerlots. seed pockets,
car seals card tags and hog rings, hardware tele-
frames, flags, cleaning carpets and washing towels,
household and miscellaneous supplies, drayage and
waste paper. Full information with schedules and
blanks can be obtained upon application to the
Department or the Weather Bureau. Persons ap
plying should specify the class of articles upon
wLicn they desire 10 submit bids Bids must be
sealed and to he of Asreu
apl3.20, 27&my6-4t
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
Washington, u. c.. April 10, 1s95.-Sealed pro-
posas Will be received at this oihee until o'clock
pla they Will be opened in the presence of attend
Ing bidders for furnishing the following classes Of
supplies during the fiscal year ending June so. 1885,
Stationery. ice and such miscellaneous articles
may be ordered. Bids also invited for the pur
chase of waste paper from the commission and for
washing towels. Bids will be considered each
item separately; The right is reserved to reject
to accept any part of any bid and reject the other
part. Blanks for proposals. with Specifications Of
The requirements t" he met in respect to each arti
Gle, and also the estimated quantities probably to
be required of each. will be furnished applica-
ton to the secretary. Responsible security viii be
required for the faithful performance of the con-
tracts BY the Commission. EpW; A MosELEY,
Secretary. apl3. Is, 20, -, 21&my6-6t
for washing towels.-war Department. Supply Di-
vision, Washington, D. C.. April ID, 1895. Sealed
proposals, in duplicate subject to usual conditions
day, May ., 1885 at which time they will be
opened for furnishing ice; fuel and forage and for
and offices, during the fiscal year ending June
so. 1896. Blank forms of proposals showing items
qured. and also estimated number of towels 10 be
washed will be furnished on application. The Ice,
fuel tcoal and wood, and forage TO be delivered at
the War Depar. ment, bureaus offices. in WASH
ington. for which required. in such quantities and
at such times the convenience of the department
may require. Proposals for washing towels should
state price per dozen Proposals must he blank
inclosed in sealed envelopes Endorsed on outside
Proposals S for &c. ppr"pols e., for Fuel Pro
els" respectively. and addressed to NJ r. TiIORp,
chief of supply division ap13. Is 2o, ~, 27&my66t
PROPOSALS FOR Observation-Disclosures
R n Of tie Interior General Land Office,
rosais viii be received at this Office until II:
o'clock pm, THURSDAY. May ., 1895. for photo
less of the map of the United States. and 10000
copies more less of the maps of the land states
and territories prepared in the General Land Ofice
Specifications AS 10 the character of the work, size
Of MAPS quality of paper, may be procured at
bidders, who must satisfy themselves TO all re-
quirements, At the same time and place proposals
printing such copies of township plats and other
official pats constituting part OF the official records
year ending Jane 30 1896. Details and samples Of
the work to be done viii be exhibited to bidders
Of the amount bid must accompany each proposal
Bonds with approved sureties, for faithful per-
Torrance of the work will be required Of the con
tractor. The right is reserved to waive any de-
fects or reject any and all bids. Proposals must
be made in duplicate and addressed to the com
envelope Proposals for United States Maps"
Proposals for State and Territorial Maps,'' or
Proposals for Reproducing Township Flats" as
the case may be. All proposals will be opened at
the time and place above stated, and bidders are
invited to be present ut such opening. S.W.LAM-
OREGX, Commissioner apl3, Is. POP .27&my6-Gt
WASTE PAPER AND WASHING TOWEIS-DE-
f pnriI eR S OF the Interior washington D. Ca
at this department until TWO O'CLOCK PM
THURSDAY, MAY NINTH. 1895, for the Wash
ing of Towels for the Department. its Bureaus
aid the Civil Service Commission for the year
ending June 80, 1885, well for the purchase
during that period of the Waste Paper of the
Department of the Interior. Bids must be made
en- government blanks, which. with the necessary
instructions, will be furnished application 10
the chief clerk. All proposals will he opened ut
invited TO be present at such opening. HOKE
SMITH, Secretary. apl3, ,2o,2l, 21&nly6
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. WASHINGTON d.
C., April %, 1S9o-S"aled proposals will lie
received at the Office of the chief clerk. Depart
mcnt of Justice. until TWO O'CLOCK PM.
THURSDAY, MAY NINTH. 1855, for supplying
the Department of Justice with the following.
articles and services for the fiscal year endir.
June 80, 1896: Stationery, fuel, ice. miscella-
reous supplies and washing towels. Blank forms
and other Information will Ice furnished 10y the
chief clerk application. The department
the right TO waive defects and reject
any all bids parts of bids. RICHARD OIL
NEY, Attorney General app. y. 20 ulyl&66 Ut