The morning times., 1896-05-23
AuCtiOnSaleS
Horses!A Horses!
2 Carloads.
TO-DAY (saturslay, May 23). at our
auction stables, 2I1 Ilth st. NV.
MAGRATH g. KENNELLY,
Auciioneers.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for Mosaic vaulun

PROPOSALS for Mosaic yaultng,
eicctnc nEnJ nNtures anu rubber starr
treaus-UIIiee OF bullnng Tor LlDrury OF
Congress, w ash.nguon, ID. u, k;ay 20, 1886
separate seated proposals VIII De received
al lnIs sOIIlce unlii = O'Clock y N. On "a Y NJ
DA Y, The I5tn cay or JUNE, 1886, aud
opened Immediately Thereafter in presence
OF bidders, Tor 1urII1SlIDg, delivering and
putting IN place the following, namely:
M mosaic vduitlpg IN the niaIh starr nan,
first story: t2b electric lighting fixtures ana
lamps: tsJ rubber tread pads lOr iron stairs.
specifications, general instructions and
conditions ana blank forms OF proposal may
hc Obtained on application 10 thls office.
BERNARD r. GREEN, i'll Charge.
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DRAULlC PRESS Treasury Depart
mcnt, office OF tie Superintendent United
States Coast and Geouetic Survey, Wash
ington, ID. c., Nay &, 1S96.-Seaicd pro
poSals viii be received AZ this Office until
z O'Clock y. IN. On the 2Sth day of May,
1896, ana opeue "a Immediately thereafter
for one hydraulic press for pressing plate
printed paper. OF dDouJ the IL LiiOwluS capaC-
ity: Size OF piaten, 3S inches by 80 in CheS
or As inches; movement Of ram, not less
platen, when open, 4S inches; working
pressure, 500 tons; TO be equipped with
pressure gauge, operating valve, power
pump of moderate or small delivery, with
automatic safety appliances. All bids must
give u fun description and specify the
sizes of tie various parts, Il Sether with
the kind of mater rial proposed 10 ee used;
aIso luli description of the pump aud its.
appurtena noes; said press to he erected
Ia place and in working order before pay
ment is made. Each bid must be cconI-
panied by certified check OF S10O. Tie
right is reserved to reject any or all idS
and 10 waive any defect or nf,rma!it V N
any bid if il he deemed in the interest OF
the govern rnment TO do so. Proposals must
be iRcloscd in envelopes. sealed Il and ma rked
"propcSal fer Hydraulic Press" and aG-
dressed to W. W. DUFFIELb, superir-
tende Mt. my12,23
PROPOSALS. FOX sUfPLlES FOR
ID. C.-May =, l6So-seaicd. proposals,
indorsed proposals for Supplies Tor the
Navy ard, washington, -. c, TO be
at the BGrcau OF Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department, Washington ID. c., urtil
2 O'Clock noon, JUNE 2, 1896, and pub
furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington.
ID. G., the daIly supply OF ice and provender
for the fiscal year, ending June 80,
1897. The articles must CONFORM To tie
Navy standard and pass the usual naval
Inspection. B!aDK proposals wiz. hc fur-
nlshed upon application to the Navy Yard,
washington, d. c. Tie bids, ali ether
things being equal, decided by lot. The
department reserves the right to waive
defects or TO reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the government.
EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General,
U.s.N. my20, ,23 .2T,;,D
DEPOT Quartermaster' Office, WASH
lnSlon, u. c., May 10, 1896. Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, win be received
here until 2 O'Clock, uooD, FRIDAY,
June l9, 1896, and then opened. for
furnishing during fiscal year ending June
50, 1887. such fuel, forage, straw, bran;
and mineral oil, as may be required In
formation furnished on application United
states reserves right to reject or accept
any or all proposals, or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for fuel, forage. etc" >"
and addressed to MAJOR c. F. EuMPH-
KEY, Depot q NJ my2O-4t