Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-01

-. Z x. and electric railway leading to
B"timore, containing II rooms. with bath. hot
Gnd cold water. acres OF gfourd, fruit and
water: atijnirS cvunry seat OF Edward Graves
es'i.: price Low; terms easy. Apply 30 =. f.
TOME. tns / 81. n:y6Im-
| OR SALE CO.. NTT;Y rRoPFE1Y-SIN MILES
trora the capitol IL. from station aud electric
ears. nrw EnI:sC: . Icrn,s; good shld.. with any
sia'i,y . 81 h3gd ~ l. O. acrss M H., and one
pW\t.E. Room s. No. 30 b St NV. aplO-.f
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS For FRESH BEEF, MUTTON.
C"rn,i Be,f and Neal-tilice OF the Secretary ami
rrea-fr - OF the United States soldiers homc,
Na:,. = ). -. e., May -, lS.6.-Sclled proi'Js-
ais Sc. t the usual conditions. viii be
ceiy.,l 1T This office until len O'CLOCK AN.
TIL -t$DAi, JUNE ELEM .NTH, 1896 ut which
tim" AID place they vii! he OPENED in the pres
cncc Of bidders, Tor furnishing and delivering ut
kitchen. gU rital, dIr! and gate houses OF the
Soldiers home, Fresh Beef. Mutton, Co:ncd Beef
and Veal, aS required by tie secretary and tre-s-
/. 1856, and ending June 80, 1891. Informa tion
rs TO the maa!Ier OF bidding conditions TO be Oh
serve,i by bidders, terms of contract and payment
viii lie furnished On personal application TO TINS
office. Tne successful bidder VIII be required 10
enter INFO written contract with the secretary
and treasurer of the liolIc. with good and APP
proved security in tI.. OF two THOUSAND dolars
tS2,CTt,, within seven dIys after being notified Of
tHc acceptance OF his proposals. \ copy Of this
advertisement must lie attached to each proposal.
Each bid mast be accompanied by certified
clock to the order OF the undersigned in the
Of 500 guarantee that tie BID is made in
good Iaitn. The contract will he awarded to the
average lowest resIrITlSiJle bidder complying with
the above conditions. The undersigned reserves
the right TO reject any and all proposals. En-
velopes containing proposals sEould indorsrd
to tue undersigned. RICu'D c. PARKER, Secrc-
ta-y and Treasurer United states Soldiers Home,
u. G.. jel .3&5
WASHINGTON, d. C., NAY ~. lSy6-OFFiCE
OF tn. Commissioners, D. Go whom ii may
,onccrn-Notice is hereby given that tine Com
ulIsSIoners the District OF Columbia intend 10
put in the necessary water connections on the
following streets, the assessment for cost of
sad work to be levied provided in public act
No. 81. approved March II, 1891, ard No. III.
approved August 1. 1891. These water connec-
tons are necessary in ADVANCE of the paving of
the roadway OF the streets concerned, as FOL
lows: The material To be- used in each casr Is
1i4-inch east iron pipe. l street southeast be-
to he assessed and 10; estimated cost, 30.
In square 95l. lot to be assessed No. s; esti-
to be assessed; estimated cost, S4i.40. I
street sSuhTet , ct ,f % I'd and 9th sTsets
cost, $3.50. In square 4as, lots B and 2; esti-
mated cost, s44.42 NJ street between % street
l and =; estimated cost, S444O. In square 74s,
lots 10 AMI II; estimated cost, s4i.4o. In
cost COST $3.50 street between , 7th and 10th
streets southwest in square sss, lots IS, 16, IL.
$50 lots 30. 81 80. 3d. 80. 80 and IS; estimated
est. sl55.io. All owners of property to he
the improgcmcn:s. etc, at a meeting Of the
hoard OF Commissioners. which will be held at
lit biSNIHl w juno IL VI II'ill = iS'b,
at II am. for the hearing OF said objections.
JOHN ". ROSS. GEORGE TEUEsDEGL, CIIAs.
F. POWELL. Commissioners. d. c. je1,2,12,13
rKorosAI-s FOR ICE, FORAGE AND LAUNDRY
Washington D. 6. MAY 80. is9s"seSlci pro pro-,
m ON W.T. EY, JIM 6 fi If 1882 1885,
for the supply. Of forage. best white oats and
sGSd corn % the , PGr9 sl1 G1 SIX co. mGn'a
1896. About 10000 pounds Of oats and Loo
pounds of corn per month required. The supply
Of Loo ni,l t1rc h riv1r fl..S
months and about 10 tons per month in the
winter months required, the contract to lie for
Jun" 70. 1897. The laundry work to be for
one year. commencing July |, 1856, ard ending
dors,-6 and addressed to EICHD V. PARKER
S Tcr nr6 ana TFS on SGS will fur IL fur
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia. Washington, May 90. 1s9i.-
rTGL9s2is viii IL tc received at It, this office until
NINTH, 1896. TO rent for one year from July l.
1896. the wharf property at the foot Of Goth and
Bros. lumber merchants fhe Commissioners
reserve the light 10 reject any and all proposals
a guarantee that the bidder viii enter into con-
tract with the District # his bid shSq!9 be as
CiIA$ +. POWELL. commissioners D. G. ms SOC;
PROPOSALS FOR MOSAIC vAULTING. EIEC-
trc Light Fixtures and Rubber Stair Treads.-Of-
tn Of May rs Of Sealed M"sanf
will ae received at this nCice until TWO O'Clock
II VI. SAIl El)S1, lHE, THIRTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1896 and opened immrti RELY thereafter In
press Of bidders. for furnishing, delivering and
i.n.lng in pia@e the following namely: /. Mosaic
Electric Lighting Fixtures and Lamps. g. Rubber
Tread Pads for iron stairs Specifications. general
po>al may re obtained on application to this office
EERNARI, Il; GREEN. in chl7ge.
my23, &c, Is, .jel&@
irg Architect. Washington, DC. May 20, 1S96-
Sealed EroPos.als will be received at this Office
DAY of JUNE, 1896. and opered Immediately
thereafter. for all the labor and materials re-
pcratus for the extension to the United States
bureau OF engraving and printing at Washington
items. copies Of which Nay he had at this Office
at the Office of the superintendent at the build
fed check for sum not less than per cent Of
the amount Of the proposal. The right is reserved
OF iuformaIity in any bid should it be deemed in
the interest of the government to do so. All pro-
turned to the bidders. Proposals must he in
closed in envelopes, sealed and marked Proposal
for the fStehsion to the t. s Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing az INA Washngton Dc" and
Architect my27-w.fm,6t
OFFICE CT THE COMMISSIONERS. DC, WASH
inston, d. C.. May p. 1s96.-sealed preposals
U he RECEIVED at r ff sas 1dl mwETE
specifications and ST. necessary ,d normSto1 may
GEORGE TRUESDELL. CHAS. F. POWELL,
Commissioners d. c. my21-6t
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
by X. II. EVANS. Office (basemeht), 1921 F st.
Always in Office, Office hours. my11-tf
CHARLES s. BUNDY.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories,
31I Al st. NV. (new Equity buildng).
de1T-tf
JOHN E. BEAIL. JOHN F. MITCHELL.
Commissioners of Deeds for every state and terri
tory, Notary Public. United States Commissioner.
OBJ Office, 1871 St first floor.
UNDERWRITERS.
w. r. Speare,
Undertaken & Embalmer,
$40 Street Northwest.
Everything strictly hrst-class and on the most
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