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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-11

Neihart Herald: That cringing.
squirming parsimony which places the
wool industry of Montana above that
of mining is worthy a singing re-
buke.
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The Columbian: Silver has az least
five good friends on the republican side
OF the senate. and N the five will re-
main staunch the democrats will keep
the gold gambler guessing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-11

The Madisonian: What's the matter
with Cuban bonds I'm exchange for
Montana cavalry horses? The Mon
tana mustang is just the animal for the
Cuban guerilla.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-11

Bitter Root Times. a short time ago
II was announced that Frank Neon
nell was enjoying a visit 10 Niagara
Fails. Now that he has been indicted
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-11

The Columbian: Ben webster's prof
it's on brief printing may be- Offset by
his retirement 10 private lie where he
undoubtedly belongs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-11
You'll meet
new people

Phil Daniels. T. p. A, Butte. Mont
W. W. Johnston. c. A. Billings. Mont
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-11

Treats Catarrh. Chronic. Nervous a
Special Diseases OF
The morning times., 1896-04-18
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Equity Court, No. 1-Justice Cox-Wind-
sor VS.. Sigourney; sale To ID. Ii. HaZen flnally
ratified Uiman, Golusboro Company vs.
Dunn; pa yment uI taxes III twenty Gays re-
UiFeu. Browning NS. Wise; pro cOIleSSO
vs.. Joseph -. NIX, granted and reference
10 auuIJOr ordered. Scoute vs.. SUDtte;
taVorce .rdnteu, decree 10 De drawn. brUUk-
iuE y. I5roukIug: sale uCcreeI, DiSNett and
sale finally ratified. Alfred Richards
Brick Company -. .NUlte: pro conIcsso vs.
defendant Note; granted. Murphy vs..
Lynch, john ii. Murphy, executor. SubSt-
tutea as complainant. American Surrey
Company YS. s>uulni rdle Oh GcIenuailtS re-
IuruaDlc April -, 5SO, granted Boston vs.
Boston; testimony before Rutiedge Wilson,
eXa.lIncr, Or4eTel taken HOicOlnO VS..
Post; auuitOrs report confirmed.
Equity Court, No. 2-JuSIlce HaSner.-
PoikInhorn vs. Clark; on hearing.
Circuit Court, No. 1-JusilCe Bradley
KaydnaEn * n rnlIeuy vs.. George w. StlsDy;
yerdicJ Ior piaIHtIn Tor $3.50. a sInuS>en vs.
district of CU,GmDiI; JuGg gInrllt III certiOTd RI.
Campbell VS.. District Of Columbia; 90.
mrnt by defauu. Murray VS.. Grogan;
piaintiff called and suIl dismissed at her
costs. Bromley Manufacturing Company vs..
L.alIsDurgu: JuuEi:lcIlt Dy ueIauit. Clark vs..
District U: ColuiuDIa; Juu giilrnt III cerIiOrarI.
Joseph A. Dlrnteil Ys. John W. Dudley; on
TRIAL jury rvSpiled Till Monday.
Circuit Court, No. 2-Justlce McComas-
Thornton VS.. District UI COiumDld; Juug-
Time for giving security Tor costs cXientIeu
until penuIng motion DE disposeuof. O'Leary
VS. Washington ami GeUrgetown Railway
Company; yerdict for plalnuff Tor SI,1.u.
MCGuiggdn VS. Howling; verdict FOR de
fendant Deck VS.. District of Columbia;
Judgment in certiorari Caldwell VS.. Dis
iricI oil Columbia; 10. Noble VS.. District
of Columbia; do. King VS.. District OF
Columbia; do. Shea VS.. District OF Co.
lumbia, do.
Court of Appeals, Chief Justice Alvey,
justices Morris and shepara-urle w
Starck: admitted TO practice. Slack
vs.. Perrine et al; assigned for Monday,
May ., 1896. Newman VS.. Baker; ap
prlIee i:ii0Wru TO file additional authori-
ties Warner valley Stock Company VS.
Smith, secretary, ETC.; assigned tor bear
ing Monday, April Il, 1886, to follow
No. $50 Harper VS.. Cunningham argu-
Inent continued by Mr.. j. j. Waters -OT
appellant, Mr.. John Ridout for 9ppellt e,
and concluded by Mr.. J. j. Waters Tor t-e
appellant. Chapman VS. United States
writ of error 10 United States Supreme
Court allowed; opinion 10y Mr. CHER jus
tice Alvey. Chapman VS.. United States
appellant admitted TO bail on giving lOnG
in the sum Of So coo. Adams VS. Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company
argument commenced by Mr.. q. NJ. Smi,Il
for appellant and continued by Mr. j 5
Flannery for appellee. Wall VS.. Mitkie
wiaz ct al; mouou 10 dismiss appeal, sub
mitted by Mr.. C. A Brandenburg for ap'
pelIee and counsel allowed to file reasons
for motion.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSAT.s FOR FUEL

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL Office OF
the Superintendent Of the state. War,
ana Navy Department BuiIdlng- Sealed
proposals in duplicate, indorsed Pro
pOsais Tor Fuel, VIII be rC Ceiyed at TINS
0ilte unIi p IN on Thu ksDAI Y May
z, 1886. To supply the state, War, and
curing the tSCal year cCCiEg June 30.
1897, as follows $500 tons OF extra
hard white ash furnace coal 20 tGns or
WEite 5.>i. sJOV- coal, ice COFiis OF hickory
wood loo cords OF Cak wool. and 90
cords ar spruce pine wool. All cCal "a
be OF bsst quality, free from dust or i'm
purttteS, Jnd in>p5 Ctcd by person who
shah hC designate! by the Superintendent,
and 10 be- weighed upon the COv6Tnmene
scales IN the CGuyt yard ID wood 10 be
OF the best quality and inspected by a
superintendent. Tire hickory and oak
wood 10 be sawed into three pieces
and measured after il is awed aud
delivered. ne coal and wCCd 10 he de-
hvered at the state, War. and Navy Build
WS %H' stored ia he vaults by the party
or parties to whom the contract Ct con
tracts may be WJTded at such time and
IN sJrH G-aE-i;irs as the convenience OF
the "iIc- Eia : require keSCFviHg the
right 10 GFdcr as much more or as much
les "I -litr. "c.s. OE WOOD as may be re-
GulfeE' .it H-- cpntrssct price, also TIE n ghJ
% r. Iert ANY OF All bitiS, ar 10 arCrPt any
PORTION OF aG- hid The sGfGrSSf9l hiCi--cr
to furnish 5D..! in the sum of $500 as
guarantee DI TIE. faithful EeFI cTfH@nce OF
tie contract - ". b. IKD. chief En-
gineer, U. S. N, Superintendent.
PROPOSALS FOk MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS-OfIce Of the SurC rtntendtnt OF
the STATE, War, and Navy Binding. Scaled
proposals IN duplicate, iHGOFS-u ''PropO-
sals for miscellaneous Items" will be
received at thiS Office until D. m on
THUkSNA !. aiay =. 1886. for furnishing
this Office, during the fiscal year ending
June 81, 1897, with SCdp, brl:SiI- :, spoHEcS,
paints oils towels, crash, ndi.s- screws,
ETC. etr- SCEy'iu!rS, forms o. proposals,
and all NECESSARY information can be Oh
taIHed upon aIi,;cssfi1n - O. = BA TItD,
Chief Engineer. q > n. Superintendent.
ap11, rs, %, ,26,my2,6
The morning times., 1896-04-18
Real Estate Transfers.

Ann d. Adams to Philip Melcher, part
lots 27 and 2S, in American Security and
Trust Company ct al. sub. block u, ISher-
wood. 81 $50.
James b. Archer ct ux. to Andrew
Archer. LOT D, square 502 in Callan's sub,
$40.
Walter Paris, lots 10, Ia, 13, and north
half of . in Noerr's sub, Oak Lawn, $40.
David Currier ct uX. 10 Thomas E. Wag-
gaman. east part Of lot 21, block 8, Cleve-
land Park, $40.
CITY Investment Company to Orin j
Taylor, lots 90, 66, and 81, in Taylcr's sub.
square T7S. 50, S4S.50.
Mary y. DOwney ct vir; Hugh F. to A. E.
L. Leckie, lots ID and E, square ITO, i'll
Kelly'S sub. SO.
William c Grinder ct ux. to Abraham
D. HaZen, part original lot II, square 493,
John E. Herrell ct uX. to Matthew F.
Rupnert. lot %, block g. of Todd and
Browns sub. Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Edith A. johnson ct vir. A. B. to Morris
Keim. lot 90, square S36, in Keim's sub,
subject to trust 81 900, SO.
William v. Leibert ct ux to John
O'Neill. lot 267, and west half of lot 26S,
square 674. in Leibert's ct al. sub, $1,000.
AE L. Leckie to Hugh F. Downey, lots
u and e, square o in Kelly's SUBJ, $40.
Hosea B. Moulton ct ux to John II.
ArcntieS. parts lots and IL, square SIT.
800.
jeremiah O'COnnell et uX TO Maggie e.
Koob, an undivided one-third interest in
north one-half of lot 20, square 624, in
McGuire's sub, $500.
Jeremiah 0Conneli et uX and Maggie c.
Koop ct VIZ John W; to Johanna o'Con-
one-half of LOT 20, square. 624, in Nc
Cures sub, SO.
Alexander X hiips 10 Mary Il. Warner
west Ouc-half Of lot 16, square 2S9, SO.
Elizabeth NJ. Power to Benjamin P. Davis
et ux, 10 stephen B. Priest, lot Z, block
~, $40; subject to trust $5,316.66.
Calvin Payne 10 Benjamin P Connick
lots %, Pa, %. 26 and %, square 1921,
in Phillips sub, $2,S00.
Gertrude Raab to Anna NJ. C. Weiss, part
lot 2, square 516, $1,000.
David ID. Stone and James E. Padgett
trustees. to the District Investment Com
pany, part containing 6 ecres, Friendship.
$40: subject TO trust Sc DO.
The morning times., 1896-04-18
PROPOSALS.

DEP DEP ARTMENT Of JUSTICE, WASH
ngton, d. c., April 10, 1S96-Sealed
proposals will be received at the office of
Inc CHIEF clerk, Department OF Justice,
until 2 O'Clock p. M, THURSDAY. MAY
Z, 1896, for supplying the Department OF
Justice with the following articles and
services for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1897: Stationery, fuel. ice, miscel-
laneous supplies and washing towels.
Blank 70 rms and other information will he
furnished by the CHIEF clerk on applicat ton
The Department reserves the right TO
waive defects, and 10 reject any or all
bids parts Of bids.
The morning times., 1896-04-18
UNCLE SAM is | ROBBER
War Claims Policy Bitterly A.
tackled in the House.
VIOLENT SPEECHES MADE
Leaders Arraigned by Members of
Their Own Party for Staving Off
Payment of Claims Justly Duel Loyal
Citizens of the South-Politics Crept
in and Made 1t Field Day.

There was an old-fashioned field day in
the House of Representatives yesterday
with radical variation.
IL was private bill day under the rules,
when bills 10 pay claims arising out OF
the war, which III the past afforded OPP
Portunity and excuse for fighting battles
of the Rebellion over again, were under
consideration.
The contest, no wever, was waged largely
by Republican members, who advocated the
payment OF the bills reported by the Com
mittee on war Claims and those who
favored poStponing, and some Cf the state
ments were startling in their bitterness.
Mr.. Mahon OF Penns ylvania, chairman of
the committee, was asked by Mr.. Dingley
if the committee was satisfied of the justice
and correctness OF Il claim for the pay
ment OF which a hill had been reported.
Replying, Mr.. Mahon revie wed the action
or Congress on these claims their reference
TO the court of claims for examination and
finding OF facts, and pasSionately decla rcd
that Congress either ought to pay the
claims recommended by the court or abolish
the court, so that the people might know
what TO expect.
GREATEST ROBBER IN HISTORY.
He declared that the government was a
great robber OF its private citizens, and
aSSe rted that he would rather nave
pauper owe him 81 900 than to be a
creditor OF the United States for that
amount.
Mr. Walker was almost violent in his
nunciation OF the policy which pre-
scribed the payment Of these claims. Dra-
matically he declared that no robber born
on the Rhine ever cqualled the govern
ment OF the United States in It's robbery
of honest creditors.
He attacked the leaders Of the House,
charging them with purposely preventing
the consideration of bills for the pay
ment of just claims, asserting that cX-
traordinary rulings OF the chair, in COM
mittce OF the whole, were reSorted to To
aid in carrying out that policy.
APPEAL FOR CLAIMANTS.
Messrs. Mccall and Evans appealed to
the House TO pay the claims OF loyal men
| from the South, and Mr.. McRay charged
! that to enter upon the payment OF them
would compel the next administration TO
issue bonds from beginning to close.
MessrS. DoCkery and Grosvenor made
| political speeches in connection with their
! common position to the payment or the
| claims, the fo rmer asserting that Re
publican legislation in the past, and the
! latter that Democratic administration was
/ responsible for the present condition OF
! the T Treasury. The net result of the
| days discussio on was the rejection OF
! one bill and the passage OF another.
At 400 O'Clock the House took a recess
| until O'Clock, the evening session TO
| be for the consideration of private pen
| sion bills.
The morning times., 1896-04-18

changed-receipts. 6,725 barrels; shipments,
1881 barrels; sales, l,l25 barrels. wht at
firmer-spot and month, 724a72@; May. Ia
72L; July 72a,2I-receiptS. 3a7 bushels :;
stock, SS.522 bushels; sales 10000 bushe s.
southern wheat by sample. 75a76 do. on grade.
72a75 Corr firmer-sppt and month, 351&a355l;
May. 351Sa355s; Jure. 8s3 .birl July, S65 ssa365I
steamer mixed, BIZ 33s-recepts. %, ,53S bush
els shipments, GS. .57lspnshAss; stock 575OS2
bushels: sales, 5000 bushels-southern white
cora, 3514a36 DO. yellow 3s.B11a Oats steady
2411Ia25-receipts, 4,751 bushels; stock, 2l9 42S
bushels. Rye dull-No 2, 40ail nearby 42a43
westei n-stock, 64l45 jbasnels. Hay firm
choice timothy, SIG 90 bid. Grain freights
easy demand slow steam to Liverpool per
bushel ID June Cork fororders per quarter,
2s.6d. a2s.714d. April and May. Sugar strong,
unchanged. Butter weak, unchanged Eggs
steady, unchanged Cheese steady. un-
changed. Whiskey uhehahged.
The morning times., 1896-04-18
ISN'T HE RIGHT !?

Or. Walker maxim is: Do unto the sick
as YOU would have the doctors do by you
ir YOU were PROSTATE wita some dreauiu VI
malady and without the means OF paying
high fees. All who suffer from disorders
of the brain and nervous system, diseases
Of the skin and blood, consumption, ca
larrh. asthma. II alaria, rlcuindtlSin, dyS-
pepsia, female troubles, ana an chroihc
kr Ionv-Sist udjng tlispa SeS and sexual weak
peSseS are welcome, every tin c, to the
benefits OF DIR. Walkers well6nown slni-
tarium. l411 Pennsylvania avenue, with
out expense beyond the nominal assess
The morning times., 1896-04-18
S5 a MONTH,

an medicines included. Isn't that about
thp way the Golden Rule reads? Advice
and consultation free either at office or by
mail. office hours: Monday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday, 10 TO > and TO
:: Tuesday and Friday, 10 to D; Sunday,
10 to IL. All interviews and correspon-
aence sacredly confidential.
The morning times., 1896-04-18
s1.25 to Baltinerezand Return.

The B. s. o. R. R. Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets from Washington to Balti-
more for alltrains of Saturday dsunday,
April 8 and 10, at .the rate OF $1.25 for
the round trip, valid fdT return passage
until following Monday inclusive. ap16-4t
The morning times., 1896-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN the supreme court OF the District
of Columbia. the Sth day OF April,
1896. Peter Moten VS.. Susie Moten.s No.
MIR. Malcolm Hufty, his solicitor. It IS
ordered that the defendant, Susie Moten.
cause her appearance to bc entered herein
on or before the first rule-day occurring
forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case
of default. The Object of tins suit is TO
obtain divorce. rinculo matrmoiii,
from the defendant on the ground or deSer-
tion. This order To- be published III the
Washington Law Reporter and the Wash
ington Times once Il week for three sue
cessive weeks before said rule-day.
BY the court W. S. cox, Justice. etc.
tseal. @ 'p'' John R. YOUNG. Clerk,
etc. ap11 -1aw3w
Flied April II. 1885,. X. Young, CLERK.
IN THE SUPREME COURT Or THE DIS
trict of COlumbia-On the ! tn day or April,
1S96-Jamcs F. Glenn VS. Mary T.. Gicon.
No. IL 81, equity docket 40: On motion OF
the plaintiff, by Mr. William b. Reilly,
the defendant Mary h. Glenn, cause her ap-
pearance To be entered herein on Or before
the first rule day occurring forty Gays after
this day; otherwise the cause VIII be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default. The OBJ
ject OF this suit IS to procure an abSolute
divorce from the bonds OF matrimony with
the defendant, Mary E. Glenn on the
grounds of dcsertiOn. Provided, a copy
OF this order be published IN the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The washington
Times once a week for three successive
weeks before said rule day. BY the court.
W.S. cox, Justice, etc.
True copy. Test
j. K. YOUNG, Clerk, etc.
BY NJ. A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk.
Issued April 8. 1896.
ESTATE or MARY bURREL, LATE OF
District of Columbia. No. 1882 Doc.
%.
Application having been made TO the
supreme court of the District of Columbia,
holding orphans court, for probate OF
a last will ana testament and for letters
testamcntary on said estate, by Alfred
Pope, this is 10 give motive 10 all concerned
TO appeal i'll said court on Friday, the lst
day or May 4. ID. 1886, at 10 O'Clock a.
M. TO show cause why such application
should not be granted.
W. s. cox, Justice.
Attest: j. NOTA McGILL,
Register of wills. d. c.
GORDON & GORDON,
Proctors for Applicant;
apI1-1aw3w
The morning times., 1896-04-18
PROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY

and miSCJIEtue0US supplicS.-Vdv De-
partment, supply Division, Washington. ID.
c.. April IL. 1886. Sealed proposals. in
duplicate. SIuiSct to usual cCndH U!IS will
be received here until 2 O'Clock D. M,
THURSDAY, NAY Z, 1886, at which
time they viii DC opened, for furnishing
stationery anal mist eiIIEvGjss supplies tc1n-
siSting uf brOOEiS. brushes. soaps. towels,
etc.) foe the War department and IS
bureaus dEd Ufiiit-S during fiscal YEAR end
ing June 30, 1887 BanN forms OF pro-
noSalS shOwHS items and estimated tnian-
titles of stationery ar miscellaneous sup
pies required Will be IurT7S5ictI On appli-
cation. Proposals mast bG ON blank forms
furnished by he department and securely
inc!1Sed in seated envelopes iEdCrSed ON
outside OF envelopes, Proposals for sta
t0nery,'' and Proposals for Miscellaneous
SupplieS,2 respectively and addressed to
Il. j. WHITFON, ChiCt cf SHrEtV vision
ap11 Is 20 26ma2
The morning times., 1896-04-18

DOSSIBLY cooler today-but certainly too warm
for winter underwear and little too soon for
gauZe
Spring Weights here-Light Weights-Me-
rino and Natural ol-at 4Sc and 75c-about "a
quarter" better than the price would indicate.
The morning times., 1896-04-18
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Summer Law Lectures

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
July / TO Sept. l, 1896. For students ana
practitioners. 9th year For catalogue
address (P. o. Charlottesville, Va
apA-I3t-eod r. c. MINOR, Secretary.
The morning times., 1896-04-18

Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. April T.-Flour dull, un-
The morning times., 1896-04-18
PROPOSALS

ROROSALS FOR MfSCELLA-
NEpUS SUt'I'LIEsS FOR THE FOST-
pdrtmeHs. Washing GT5n. y. -, March 25
1896. St-alt.i proposes VIII De- receive; at
this beFdr tIt fIt t6Itt Thursday the eeehth
day OF My, 1895, ut n'ciccls y. M. at
which tiuiv dB pftcr- they VIII i.,- OPenetl N
the pTr>rucc pT Hj'GeTS or thcir attIi,rlzed
ageui> or attorneys, for doing the necessary
painting in ta-r- bvp-.-t Inent- dn TDr furnish
ing SUc;- C'idi, wood ice. Carpets. chairs
cotton 'iujH UOT map mounting. SOap,
closet paper, busters. corn bF0omS. and
fg-as as Iifsiy hs ordered 6i5irIuss the fiscal
year beginning July L, 1896, and ending
June go, 1897 BIDS are also invited for
The purchase uf tie waste paper from the
Department. and Old Jute from the Mail
Equipment Division, as well "a for washing
towels blanks for proposals, with speci-
fiCatiouS giving detalled sJafeIIisIfs q the
requlrcup'fi,- - he met in respect TO eacIl
article, an. J!>u the estimated CUanriry
probably fp "" FrqIirel OF each. aud giving
IEll ia-' -s .JifS rs to the BANNER " Lif,iiru-
an ltc condition, 10 ~ ObS"Tv..si si, rdtierS
viii - raj e.! oE appiica' iui. 80 the Dis
bursiGz C!.-rN AMI SupTinirn.l..s POST
office abe .i:f5- meat, v afShinEfatl. H. = The
Po>tuI1~' gr tIVG"Taf Te~eTTpS the ri.Ht 10 -e-
Ject any or .til Ei-tS. 20 waive tcct5i~ai tIe-
fectS. aul tS iC'rpt aHy part of aEy hisI and
TejcCt tie other part. WM. L WI SON
PO>tunl~i-r livu~rIi- apt-lIw-4t
PROPOSALS FOX COAL. PROVEN
bEE ASi' iCE FOR THE UNITED
STATES NAVAL. obs EEVATOEY Navy
Department, tUrcaU Of Eq;iipn,a1t. WASH
ingtOn, y. -. April !. lSSs-Spale,i pro-
pU~aiS, I'm '.ct'e;tlc, addressed - t,, C;Ief
of the Bureau uI Equipment. Navy Depa IT.
ment, Washington. ~ e. VIII by rt.Ceiye.l at
this Bureau uHti = 0'CloCK D. nn.. on THURS
DAY, MAY ., lS96. ami publioly openrd
Immediately thereafter, for the Syfpp!y OF
the following articles. Coal, prOven,is.r
and ice, to lac delivered az the United States
Naval observatory, Georgetown Heights,
Washington, D. g.. IN accordance with tnC.
specifications, whicn, with blank form of
Proposals aud Instructions 10 hiligrrS will
he supplied upon application To this Bureau.
The Bureau reserves the right 10 waive m
formalitieS and will reject any or all bIsis
not cons tterCH }dV3nf5{ .eOuS to the. Govern
ment. Responsible security will be reUuirt,i
for the faithful performance OF the CON
tracts. r. F.. CHA nWICk, Chief OF 8Ir,.III-
ap1I 1925 ,my2
The morning times., 1896-04-18
Cotton.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular c;,ll-Meiropoiitan Railroad
IS, $1,000 at l2-34. farmers and Mechanics
Natio:a Bank. ! at iS!. Sc ond National
Eamk 6 at l53. National Safe Deposit and
Trust, 10 at l25s: u at 10. MetropoIii an Rail-
road, AT ll71s; at u.s.. Columbia Railroad.
/ at 5S1s: 10 at 5sJ5. Washington Gas, > at
I3% Arlington Fire Insurance, / at li2
Peoples Fire Insurance, at 534. American
Graphophone, I6O ats. LAnston Monotype, II
The morning times., 1896-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Material, etc office OF the Public
Printer, Washington, d. G.. a APTil IL 1a96.
Sealed p=gp"S;t,S win be rgyeIyrH ~ this
office until O'Clock p M. MAY q 1886.
for furnishing stationery, fjicI. ice, haril-
ware. pUTHEiEG ami ciCClrlC Supplies, N!n-
Der. etc, for the use OF the Government
Printing Office, during TIE fiscal wear
ending june 80. 1897 Sealed PROPOSALS
Will also bH received at the same time for
furnishing material for the use Of tie 6oV-
ernmcnt Printing Office during the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1887. The right To
reject any and all bids and To waive defects
is reserved. Detailed schedules OF the
stationery. fuel, ice and material required.
accompanied by blank proposals. ana giving.
the regulations with which bidders must
comply, may be obtained by addressing
this OIflce- III Z. Is BENEDICT. Public
Printer. ap11. IA, % ,nIy2
PROPOSALS. ;. Department OF
AgFIcutIGrs, oIfice Of the secretary,
Washington, c, April 8, 1SS6-sea.ed
proposals, iii duplicate, subject 10 IEC usual
conditions. viii hc received By tl,. Setre-
tary of Agriculture until Two =. AZ
THURSDAY, MAY =, 1896 Tor lurul,h-
ing the U. ). Departments OF y EriouiIUre
ana Its several branches, duTIlS tHr fiscal
year ending June 50. 1897, trt following
supplies. Stationery. duplicating SH-pii,.S,
printers uatVTiIi, ;ifa.t Sve5t pura-.s>. .ssit1F
atory supplies, lumber AMI ps,CEtag boxes,
fuei, painters material, p!JmhcT'S maie-
r1al, Ice, forage, CIR seas. C5r.i tag anu hog
FlligS, BIoOI.IS. hrjl>urS. etU., IIUWVr pots,
cleaning carpets 3a,i washing tOv.tl>, Ivic-
graph and hardware supplies, flags, IN
strumenl supplies, maps, map frames, and
purchase oil ,s'tHle p&P"r- r uE Information,
with schedules ;Jnti D.dnSS, CsIn be obtained
upon appii01tIun to the departments or the
Weather Bureau. Persons applying should
desire TO submit bids. BIDS must bC Sc. II
ard addressed 10 the secretary Of Asri-
culture, in accordance with Instructions.
j. STERLING; MORTON, SecretIry.
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The morning times., 1896-04-18

HAMLINE N. E. CHURCH-Ninth and P
streets northwest, Rev. W. L. Stricken
pastor. sunday school, 9:15 a. m; preach
ing by the pastor, a. IN. and 7:30 D. m;
Epworth League, 6:l6 p. IN. Tuesday,
consec ion. Thursday, church PRAYER
meeting, 80 p. IN. irst quarterly con-
ference, Monday evening, 7:30.
The morning times., 1896-04-18

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Corner Tenth and streets northwest,
Rev. ). NJ. Newman, D. D.. pastor. The
pastor VIII preach at / l a. M and 7:3O
p. m, evening st rnlon next upon the
Early Church. music by quartet and
cho rus. led by DR.. Bscboff, organist,
Sunday school, $40 a. m; Christian En-
ucaVor, $50 p. m.; at 3 D. m, Welch
preaching.
The morning times., 1896-04-18

:. BR00kL LAND NJ. L. CHURCH-Rev. VIII
nam n, 1iIdIhiiah. Sunuay-school at / o
"a. m, preaching at 30 Il. IN. by -, pastor
Epworth League, 6:45 p. m; preaching at
=. III, DY Rev. I. /. Clark. fraycrser vice
Wednesday evening.