The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-12
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. WASHING
ton. D. e., April 10, 1897 sealed sa q, Pre-. ,s-
Chief Clerk, Department Of Justice until
O'Clock ID. m. Thursday, May 8. 1897, for
supplying the Department OF Justice with
the following articles and services Tor the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1898: sta
tionery fuel, ice, miscellaneous supplies,
and washing towels. Blank forms snd
other information VIII De furnishco Dy ssio
Chief Clerk on application The depart
ment reserves the right 20 waive defects
and to reject any or all bids or parts or
bids ap10, 1917, 7,19.25,2s,myl,3 4 8.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE. CEcOMMIssIoE.
Washington, ID. c., April 10, 1S9I-sealed
pr0ps.sais will De Tece1veJ AT Bhis 0Iflce un-
I'll 2 o clock p. m. Thursday, May s. 1897.
at which time and place they VIII De
opened in the presence of attending Did
uers, for furnishing the following classes Oh
supplies during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1893: Stationery, ice, and such mlscei-
idneOus articles as may be ordered BIOS
are also invited for Lne purchase or waste
paper from the commission and for wash
ing towels BIDS Will be considered on each
item separately. The night is reserved 10
reject any and all bids, 70 waive technical
defects, and 70 accept any part or any Did
and reject the other part Blanks for pro
poSdlS, with speCfffca lions or the require
ments To De met in respect o. each article,
anu also the estimated quantities prob
ably to be required of each, will be fur
nIshed on application 70 the secretary. Re
sponsibie security viii be requires IOr the
the commission. EDW. A. MOSELEY,
Secretary. ep10,12, ,17,19,2S, ,2S,my1,3
DEPART MENT OF STATE, WASHING
ton Sealed proposals will be received at
the Department OF State until p. IN. OF the
9th day of May. S97, TO furnish said De
partuIsnt with stationery and miscellan-
eous articles, including forage, flags, and
ice. for the year eading June 50, 1888, in
tCcOrdance Will schedule OF articles
which will be supplied TO persons and ii rms
proposing 70 bid The right 10 reject any
and all bids, or TO accept any portion OF
any Did, or amend the quantity q ven OF any
article IN the schedule is reserved Eacn
bidder will be required to furnish with his
bid bond. with two sureties, in the sum
or S2,0eo a. guarantee of a faithful per
rormance or the contract which may be
awarded him All samples submitted should
6e LETT at the Stationery Room" OF the
Department JOHN SHER MAN, Secretary
of State apiO.12,17,19. .2S, ,29;my1s3
PROPOSALS u. g. DEPARTMENT OF
Agriculture. Office OF the Secretary,
Washington, ID. G., April 7, 1897 Sealed
proposals in duplicate subject to the usuaI
conditions, Will be received at the office
OF the Disbursiag Clerk until 2 D. m, Thurs
day, May 8, 1897. for furni sling the u.
s. Department of a Agriculture and it's sew
eral branches. during the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1893, the following supplies,
Stationery. duplicating supplies. printers
material, and seed pockets. laboratory sup
pIies: lumber and packing boxes. fuel
painters material. plumbers material. ice.
forage: car seals, card tags and hog rings.
brooIns, brushes. etc. noWerpots; cleaning
carpets and washing towels. telegraph and
hardw ware supplies: flags: instrument sup
plies: maps. map frames, ana Tot the pur-
chase OF waste paper. Full information,
with schedules anu nIanks' can be 90.
tanned upon application TO the Account
Division OF the Department or The weather
Bureau. Persons applying should name
the schedule and specify the class OF arti-
cles upon which they desire TO submit bids
Bids must he sealed and addressed TO the
Secretary of Agriculture, in accordance
with Instructions given on schedules
JAMES WILSON. Secretary
ap1O, O,12, Il, 1928. .29ma1:3
PROPOSALS FOR SkPPLIEs.-oFFICE
ton. d G., April 10, 1897 Sealed
proposals. in duplicate. VIII be reeeiyed
here until O'Clock p m, May 10, 1897,
for furnishing supplies required from tine
to time during fiscal year ending June
80, 898, as follows Class i. florists sup
plies: class 2, flower pots: class 3, paints.
oils glass. etc. class A. hardware; class
D, agricultural implements. etc: class s.
electric battery supplies; class Z, drain
pipe and plumbers supplies; class Z, sta
tienery; class 8, manure, class 10, sand
and gravel: class a, soil; class II. ice,
class 3, lime and cement; class a. brick;
class 10, sod: class 16. fuel: class II,
lumber and sash; class 8, use or teRmA
No bids will be accepted until Congress
stall have made the necessary apprOpria-
tiDns Separate. proposals for each class
is desired Each envelope should be in
dOrsed to indicate class Tor which the in
GlOStl DrO1lOSGl W tS Ilduc- VIII
lIe given To articles OF domestic nlanur9c-
ture. conditions or quality and price tin
Guiding in the price or foreign productions
or manufacture the duty theTeOn) being
equal Attention is invited to acts or
Congress approved February IS, SS5, and
February %. SS7, vol %, page 332,
and vol "a, page 414- statutes-at-large.
Right is reserved to reject any and all
proposals Information can be obtained
here THEO. A BINGHAM. Colonel,
U. s. Army. ap10,12.13,14 and nlay7 8
PROPOSALS FOR WINDOW SHADES
OFFICE OF the superintendent, b;,ilding
for the Library of Congress, Washington,
d. c.. March 80, 1897 sealed proposals
for furnishing. delivering and putting in
place complete, the 511 window shades
for the building for the Library of Con-
gress in this city, viii be receiv we'd at this
office until O'Clock p n. ., Tuesday. the
9Th day of April, 1897, and then pub
Iiciy opened Specifications, general in
structions and blank forms OF proposal
may be obtained on application to this Of
flee BERNARD R. GREEN, SuperiDtcnd-
ent. mhSl APP, 81 y, l2-6t