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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Two Mig Cripple Creek saI.,.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, July l9.-The
Orphan Bell mines on Bull Hill have
been sold for St5O,OOO. The purchas-
srs are said to be large stockholders in
the Calumet aud Hecla copper mine.
The Nindicator mine. also on Bull
Hill, has just been sold to D. H. Moi.
fat for 100000.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Na.hvllle leo Mon Indicted.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1.-THE
grand jury, in pursuance of recent
charge of Judge Anderson, directing
an investigation of the alleged forma-
ton of an ice trust or combine, re-
turned into court indictments against
nine of the leading ice manufacturers
and dealers in the city charging them
with having formed trust or combine
to control the supply and advance the
price of ice.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Vast Sum. for Electrloltn.

NEW York, July l9.-The Journal
states that ]. Pierpont Morgan. who
controls 97,$67 miles of railroad, has
decided to have the entire mileage
equipped with the third rail" system.
The work will begin on the New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad.
Roughly estimated, the cost of cleo
trical equipment on this 81, 367 miles
of road will be S547, $4,000.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Lapnn WIN Not Fight

LONDON, July 12. Tho Berlin cor
respondent of the Daily Main says:
1.-THE Japanese minister here assures
me that the idea of the adoption by
Japan of offensive measures against
the American annexation of Hawaii is
absurd"
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Hsrdcr and Sheep struok Dead.

JETMoRE, Kan, July 1s.-Hans An
derson, sheep hcrder for Ed Lafferty,
living seven miles southeast of this
place. was killed by lightning last
night. Within few feet of the body
were sixty-three dead sheep that had
just been driven into the pen by young
Anderson and evidently stricken by
the same stroke.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
strlke 70 E1tendInE Ia IlllaoI.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July l2-To-day
1000 miners who have been working
in the Springfield district refused to
return to work. This action was de-
cided upon yesterday afternoon at a
delegate meeting, held three miles
from this city, attended by over 100
delegates and 500 other mine workers.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15

EUREKA. Kan, July IA. A. Wat
son. half-crazed religious enthusiast,
committed suicide last night by shoot
ing himself in the head with re-
vol2er The tragedy occurred in q
room of Hotel Greenwood. and was
not discovered until this morning.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Now Rapid FlrInr RIas.

ROW., July 12.-Captain Gel of the
Bersaglieri has invented rife from
which eighty shots minute may be
fred without removing the weapon
frou the shoulder. Tests Of the new
arm are being made by the govern
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Psnslon AreneIe, VIII Stay.

WARRINGTON, July 10 Tho order of
President Cleveland, issued last Feb
ruary, reducing the number of PEN
sion agencies in the United States
from eighteen to nine, will be revoked
BY President Mckinley within a few
days, probably early next week
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Kansas Law AbolishinG judicial DIS
trlcts Invalid.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 1.-THE SUI
preme court in unanimous opinion,
written by Associate Justice Allen,
holds that the law prepared by Judge
W. C. Webb of Topeka to repeal GER
tain obsolete and redundant portions
OF the general statutes of 1859, but
which inadvertently abolished six ju.
dicial districts, is unconstitutional and
void. The decision was rendered in
the case of the state Of Kansas VS.. VIII
Scholl, upon an appeal from the dis
trict court Of Montgomery county.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE presi-
dent is said to have asked Committee
man Kerens and Representative Pierce
many questions about Robert E. Lewis,
who was defeated for the governor
ship of Missouri last fall, and having
received satisfactory answers, to con-
template the appointment of Mr..
Lewis on the Dawes commission.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
make Man1 coun,srfeIt pIm...

JOPLIN, Mo. July 10. Late Saturday
night after the rush of busy night
was over some twelve or fifteen OF
Joplin's business men discovered that
they had been victimized by Showers
pr the queer" the defective money con-
listing entirely Of lO.eent pieces.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
NEXT TIME IN LONDON.
Christian EudsavOrsrs win Go There
in 1000

~---7E--W llUUV0VWT0E8 VIII UD In1ll
I'm 1900.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 1s.-London in
1900 That is to be the rallying cry of
the Christian Endeavorers for the next
three years 1t is the ambition of
President Clark and his millions of
followers to show the Old World
something Of the strength Of their
organization, Nashville has already
been chosen as the place of meeting in
1898, and at the annual meeting of
officers Tuesday morning the selection
of convention city for 1929 will be
discussed, but the question may not be
settled then, for the offers of a num-
Der of places are to be considered.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Mnrocco Rrourht Dol Terms.

WASHINGTON, July ~ The appear
ance of the cruiser San Francisco In
the harbor Of Tangier has had salu-
tary effect upon the Moorish authors
ties in the matter of securing the OBJ
Ieryance Of American rights.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
The "Jerssy LIlr.rn Nsrt.

LONDON, July 12.-It is stated from
gu excellent source that Mrs Langtry
will shortly marry Prince Esterhazy
DeGalantha The prince is about go
years of age and has been married be-
ore, both his wives being dead.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15

LIMA, Ohio, July IA tornado
passed over the oil fields between here
and St Mary's last night Many der
Picks were blown down, entailing .
AeSvy loss, but no lives were lost
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Riot Led BY OsputIss.

BUDAPEST. July 70. Riotous DEM
onstrations led by several members of
the chamber OF deputies have occurred
at Eyer. The trouble was caused by
the refusal Of the municipal authors
ties TO allow a public meeting to be
held in the town hall.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15

SAN Francisco, July ts.-C T.
Croker, vice president OF the Sonth.
ern Pacific Railroad company was
Frustrated by an apoplcctic stroke at
his home in San Mateo and is very
sick man.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15

Rain caused a reservoir near Ward,
Sefferson county, Col, to break, $780,
900 damage being done and Mrs James
Matthews and little daughter Myrtle
being killed.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
The HarrIaOns on Their Vacation.

BUFFALO. N. Y. July l9. -Ex. Presi-
dent BENJAMIN Harrison, accompanied
by his wife and daughter, passed
through Buffalo last night in pri-
yate car bound for the Adirondacks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19

s.ltlons regarding It. gentleman who
has for moro than quarter oi century
bren a recogn lied authority on gems says
ho has made every effort 10 trace this
tradition of ill-uck but could find moth
inc i'm an the range OF English literature
hr9rlnr out the idol oxcopt i'm sir Walter
Scett's novel, Annie of Gicrstion, In
which there is character possessed OF
an opal which was SUPPOSED 10 iefpeluaily
bring him hard lines The scotch writer
oot the idca from the Asiatics, who with
othor orientals have always attached some
sort OF suporstitlOn or occult power 10
nrcclous STONES Queen Victoria has all
hcr lifo cndcayorod 20 upset this sense
les dread of tho opal, and sho makes 10
"A point when mcmbrof the royal iainlly
il married 20 present hcr with fine opal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The number of volumes issued during the
week ending April 10, 1884, is 2s'0, daily
average of 4,9.
Among the additions OF the pas; week are
Cuba in War Time, by Richard Harding Da-
Wis, 4Uq3. al Letters From the Sou ian, by L.
L. Knight, l03865; How TO Tell Story and
other Essays, by Mark Twain, O,l.20B; The
Landlord at the Lions Head, Ivy w. ID. How
ellis, l7S0 l1s: sculpturcd Il mbs of hellas by
Percy Gardner, iUl IL; and Magnetic Fclds
of Force, by ii, Ebert, Gul6s1L
In connection with the books on arts and
crafts the following may be mentio, OF on
the application of design TO textile industries;
Design in Textile FABRICS 10sLl6; Technology
of Textile Design, by e. a, Fo-seli 1891,
1uS}. a; Ornament Of Textile Fabrics, by i.
Fschbach ed. 1883, $40. Is; Color i'm Woven De-
II m, 10y II. BeaumCn1 1877, J0S3&; Les
Arts du Bois des Tissus ct du Papier, 0J9l.6
Silk Dycing, PIiu ing and Fins iug 1891, by
q. II. Hunt, iuSj.4l lLe Tlelry and Prac-
tice of the Art of Designing Fancy Cotton
and WOODEN Cloths From Sample, by T. L.
Ashton. ,OS}. 30 The Printing OF Cott.n Fab
rics by A. Sansonc iO.l2J; Receipts for Calico
Printing, Il <. shepard, 1OSiJ! Bleach.
ing, Dying ard Calico Printing,
| 1888, j. Ga diner, EDITOR, Si,I;
Bleaching and Calico Printing, 1896, 10y G..
! Duror and w. TunbllL 5SL5); The Man
ual OF Colors and Dyo Wares, 1882, by J. W.
! slater, ,OS4l8; Dycins, = ", 1855, v p pat
terms, by \. Sansone, 1uSi.9, Elm ache
Rccorationcn fur 1a2cz,orcr, by A. AMI l..
| Srcitcnfcid, 0,gl.7; La Tapisscrc "A short
history OF tapestry IN French, cd. 1885, by e.
| Mucntz, QUol.IS Ancient Oriental Carpet
Patterns Arer Pictures and Originals of the
10Th and 10th Centuries, 1870, by H. Leasing
| 910l.5 several OF che puhhoau Ms of th,
| Dresden Kuustgewerbo Museum are OF spCcia
value, including tho folio vu.umo5 of plates boy
T. Kumsch, Stogmustcr dos NNINNU
Jahrhundcrts, vols, Q5gl.l3. and ihc ,iuial
work ON spitzon und Wris suc,;,rcion
giIlL Also Tho portions ON dos gn ina co.,
following general works on t,Xu'o INDUS
tries: Textile Fabrirs, l>.i by ID. cl.
/ 5Us3l3 Industrial Arts, lsI ". asllo l. "a
itor. W9L4; The Industrial Arts OF lulia,
". by g.. c. Brdwood, ,0S rs; Tic Industrial
Arts IN Spain, lsi9, by j. D. Biano WO IS
The industries of Japan, 1850, hy ,. =. RDn
sUs2.. Tho T,ztilo Industries uf the Cntc
states v. !, 1876 .leiO. lsl3 fysl5iI. and Tin
slk Goods of America. ls1p ,y We Wyctp1
,USi H. Among tho pcrudicals onJ sorIa,
may re mentioned Nado'8 $40 ANA tghr,
s'Sa2: ID ckham's Amcrirrn Rcuor, ond Id
rectory or tha Tcy.ir Manufl ,uro, odiicd d.
q. A. Doci,han. iisLi, The Tesiils Bauuia.
turcr. 55SII Thu TcxHlo Manufacture An
nual, ,lSJ 3; and Nxtilp World, sjSfJ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
SPLENDID Weather for the
Easter Festival.
Local Churches Attended by
Large Congregations.
Splendid Floral Decorations Adorned
Houses of Worship.

Easter for 1897 was ideal The sky was
stainless and temperature adapted To tho
comfort Of those who wanted TO look we'll
and wear something dainty without hid
ing the beauty OF spring suit under a
winter cloak.
There were few empty pewS I'm any oi
the city churches. and the efforts ct min
listers oTguuists, singers ana hoTists 70
have "A glorious cele br,ltiOn OF t1o great
festival wore rewarded by the pleasure
and appreciation of thousands.
Special sermons were held IN the fol-
lowing churches; First Congregational
(Unitarian) Olney street congregational,
First Univeisalist, Church OF the Mcul-
ator, Richmond street. Union Congrcga-
tional, Pilgrim Congregational Plymouth
Congregational. RugglcS street Primltiye
Methodist, Mathewson Street Nj. r.,
Academy Avenue Congregational, ~.
Teresa Central Baptist, Roger Williams
Free Baptist, Pond Street Free Baptist,
Church of the Holy Ghost, ST Marys, st.
Charles, Church OF the Assumption, ~.
Josephs, 81 patricks, Blessed Sacra-
ment Cathedral, ~. Edwards, St.
Michaels, Immaculate Conception, St.
Andrews. St. Thomas, St James ~.
Peters, Christ Church, Church OF tho
Rcdeomer, Church Of the Epiphany, 1t.
Pauls Church 80 Johns. Church OF The
Saviour. Church of the Messiah, st.
stephens, All Saints, Roger Williams
Baptist, A. NJ T.. Zion, Mount Pleasant
Nj. h., Trinity NJ r., Central Congrcga-
tional, Grace Church, Mount Pleasant
Baptist, Friendship Street Baptist and
Cranston Street Baptist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
STOVE EXPLODED.
Some Excitement Caused al Roger
Williams Park Yesterday.
Young Hyenas Did Not Seem 10 mind
Their Smoke-Filled Room.

An oil stove exploded in the cage house
Of the nronagerie at Roger Williams fark
at 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon, ana Vhere
was considerable excitement on tho prem
ises for few moments. The supper OF
the young hyenas was being cooked whcn
the stove exploded. The place heiu
large number of persons and they DehaNeu
excclontly under the circumstances Inc
animals also kept quiet and panic was
room occupied by the young hyenas was
filled with smoke, but the animals ana
nos seem To mind il. The fire while III
lasted wns quite fierce and the PARK EN- EN-
ployes ondeavored 10 eXtinsuish 1t; Inc
ilamos wcro beyond their controi, now
ever. and m alarm was sounded rom Dox
erder. HE animals were not injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
"BEAUI" IS DEAD.
For Sixteen Years He Has Delighted Chill
dren at The Park.


While the residents Of this city were
thinking over the tragedies of last week
they had not tlmo 10 ascertain the fact
that "Rcaut" was IN, in fact deathly sick
nor do many of them yet know that
among the sad events Of last saturday
must be mentioned 10y the Veracious his
torian his death. Possibly some may
have forgotten I" Beaut.
lie was tho delight Of the children at
Ro0cr Williams Park and for rs years or SO
he had done faithful work there. hc was
when the end came about 33 years old and
he showed his age Unlike what the
chronicler of her times tells Us of the
beautiful and able queen of England
whom n poet and possibly truer chrOnlcler
OF her reign than the one first referred to
termed the queen OF beauty l5eaut
lately demised did not put paint on, his
neck or face. ago and all the elects OF
time were distinctly marked.
There are people OF too kindly DISPOSE
tion who might say had they seen
"Bcaut" before his death that ho was too
old 10 work Practical folk who had
charge of him did not think 50. Tho recent
use of the term former, instead OF eX or
always calling man by the Office be has
once held, IL used toward the dead animal
OF course would have come nearer the
truth. Age could withcr and work spoil
his charms and mummy was his type
when inc died He could work, however
and work he did though sans teeth or sans
digestive functions. The thoughts of
the coming summer may have been too
much for him, but ho came very near
diving in the harncSs and IL would be an
injustice 60 his momory perhaps 10 say
hc had shirEcd anything.
Tho dead pony saw many changes IN
the park and the plans of tho commits
sioners met with his approval as they from
time u time were developed. lie had an
eye for lovliness and landscapes but his
teeth gave out and then came the end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
HIS LEG CRUSHED.
Accident 10 an Italian Lad at a Railroad
Turntable.

Nicola st. Angelo, years of age, was
playing on the turntable in the New
York. New Haven, and Hartford railroad
yard on Acorn street at 4 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon with number of companions
and they began turning 1t around. Little
Angelo had his foot caught between the
turntabe and the stone coping and before
the table could I've stopped the boys leg
was badly injured. He was taken to his
homo at McAVoy street 10y Policeman
Blood of the ith station where DR. Raia at
tended him. He was then taken TO the
Rhode Island Hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
The Registration of Guides.

Grcenvilc, Me. April 19.-The Moose
head Lake Protective Association repre-
santing the guides Of northern Mainc have
unanimously passed the following rcsolu-
tiou; Resolved, That 10 is the sentiment
Of this association that She guides rcgis-
tratiOn law should hc respected and we
recommend that all guides should comply
with its requirements and that we believe
I'm q hcgrty support and wise and judi
cious enforcement of the fish and game
law,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
Docket for April 30.


Tristan IA. Angel. administration ac-
count: Annie NJ. q. Baxter (minor), petition
for sale Of real estate; Mary A Billings full
agc), petition for appointment Of guardian;
Lucy D. Briggs, will for probate; John r.
Brooks petition that administrator b. cited
TO render account; Elizabeth II. Carpenter
Will for probate; Edward A. Cole, admiris-
tration account and petition for order of dis
tribution; Catherine Ann Conlan Of Angler,
county Tyrone, Ireland. petition for appoint
ment OF guardian; Francis Conlan and John
Conlan of Angler, county Tyrone, Ireland. po-
tiiion for appointment OF guardian Ellen
Cronin, petition for appointment of admin.
istrator Charles A. Cornell, petition for leave
TO adopt Edith Orvilla Burton; Winifred
DALEY, petition for appointment OF guardian;
Elizabeth Devens, administration account and
petition for order OF distribution; James
Dolan, will for probate; Maria Dolnn, pc.
tition for appointment of administrator; ;
Michael Dolan, petition for removal of ex-
ecutrix Mary Fame, petition for appointment
OF administrator; Abby A. Gage admin
istralion account and petition for order Of
distributon: Ann Calvin full ago., petition
for appointment OF guardian; Phebo l.. Gard.
-s.aInini stFatiea- aeeeant I.,ier Gelin,
tition for appointment of administrator;
Robert Hindle. petition for sale of real es-
tate: Henry A. Rowland, will for probate;
Charles Jackson, petition that administrator
be cited 10 render account; Edward johnson,
petition for appointment of administrator de
honis non Edward J. keenan,, administration
account; Edward !. keenan,, petition Of
surety To be released as surety on bond Will
liam Kehoe administration account; Fran
cesco Il. T.. Landucci, administration account
an petition for order OF distribution; Emma
T. Loughlin. petition that executor be cited
To- render account Alice McSclyy, administra-
tion account; George = Miles, late Of Gage
county. Nebrasha, petition 10 sell personal
estate in Rhode Island; Mary Ranallo alias.
administration account; Alice Rogers, retition
sor citation to Catherine ODOnnell TO discov-
or personal estate; Alice W. Stone, guardian =
account; GEloanor J.. Tiernoy, guardian 5
account; Daniel j. Tilinghast, petition for
appointment OF administrator: Reuben A.
Usher, petition for appointment of ADMIN
istrator; Abby A. Vaughn, petition for ap-
pointmcnt Of administrator; Albert b., Helen
J., John r., Margaret, Alice NJ. Roslyn,
Dorothy and George j. West, petitions FOR
apr ointment q guardian; Mabel y. Williams,
petition for appointment Of administrator
Dcloss c. Wood, administration account
| Hugh Rafferty, and Catherine Rafferty,, com
| plaint of X. l. Society for Prevention OF
| Cruelty to Children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
E,ceiv.r Ap,.ied For.

Trcnton, IS. u. April ~ -Wal'oigh &
Company oli ost1r,to ay'urli'i for % re-
cri,rr Tor th' Crtut ~ Goo 81. C,mlauy.
TIE assets afo stated tO lp so. .uU while
thu liabilities ave given 40 So 10 Tho
fliiuu viii greatly Clcet many vOuug
women rmulovcs b'rgas1 they have most
of ttcir saving, iuycsHd iG tac stock Of
1 Np CrUNtIfW.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
japanese Fuucuonaries at Chicago.

Chicago, April ia distinguished
party of Japanese arrived from the west
sunday and are Registered at the Audito-
riUm. II ccnpus,d II. Mutsu tho now
secretary of tne legation at Washington,
and Is. komatsu *. Yukowa aud R.
Abria, delegates from japan 60 the uni
vorsal postal congress to bC held an Wash
iNrtou Lcxt mptnh. The party viii visit
,0riDus points ot interest In The city to
day ana will leave tonight for Washing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
Veteran Newspaper Nan.

Boston. April 10 Honorable Curtis
Guilt, the venerable editor Of the Boston
Commercial Bulletin is today celebrating
the ulth anniversary Cf his entrance into
che Heidi ut newspaper wort Mr. Guild
Ele hCru proprietor since 1850 His ucws-
TuTCr work was done az a mymb,r Cf -taf
of tlc Boston Journal Unl later he was
a-,o .jDtrl with Roland Worthingtou i'm
tio mIlir4tiuu ui the Tiatclgr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
In A WILD CONDITION.
Clerk of Hamilton County Found
Wandering, aud is Hopelessly Insane.

Cincinnati o, April 10. George Hob
son, clerk of the courts for Hamilton
county and for many years county re-
cordcr was found wandering about In n
wild condition. He Is at the hospital and
is pronounced hopelessly insane. He was
chief lieutenant of George h. Cox, tho
recognized Republican boss, and for
many years hin self has been one of the
most prominent politicians In this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
Fares 10 Nashville Centennial

Nashville Tenn Arril iQ-Mni0r W.
l. Dguicy fcicrrdphs ttr centennial cX
position lrg.s.at committee from Now
York thnt rc h.f -gruCl .rlr n' trIua
lluc cpliuittc0 pat-lnpr rirt Goo th' oA.
rrsitiou, making hrfF'H-s 'nnH rHur .
trim tirtcf4 rfst sD AMI t.iid.ti s.
tIc.cs s.ha0 1he NeW InglUI utv
lmmiuoe viii Hrt iu cUrc.r wIt1 1c
{ INK line con mitte0 On centennial
satys.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTER

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- Washington, d. c., April !. 1897. Sealed
p-ovosals will be received NJ this DspsrIment
until 2 o'clock p. m, THU hsDAf, MAY .,
supplies etc, during the ns;al year ending
June 30 lSS, 10 wit: lll for fuel ana zee W
tor furnishing tSpow ritets to me peparI. ,eb ri
stabing and feeding ten horses OF the Depart
meut. stable 60 be nvenicnt to Patent once
Building: 4 for furniture, photographs, ana
9th y miscellaneous snppiios; t5) TO- station
cry for the Department OF the Int rlor, its
several Bureaus ana Offices, and the Civil ser
vice Commission. At the same time and place
proposals will be received for siclt meats,
provisions groceries, dry goods, shoes, drugs,
paints. hardwart, fuel. ice, lumber etc, as
may be REQUIRED by the Governucnt bosWtal
CCr the insane near Washington ID. c., during
the fiscal year above indicated. Also Tor
such fuel. lumber, hardware drugs, chcini.
'als, laboratory hpi aratus, ensIaNH "Iu
her supplies * may ne required D. INC y
= Geological Survey and Che Howard Univer-
s,ty, respective Y, during the same period
AZ the snme time aud place proposals VIII
.l.o bc received for the Washing ot Towels for
ia Department, Its Bureaus. ana ito tlVil
Service Commission for the year onding June
O. lsqS as well us for the purchase during
that period of the Waste tapor of the Deplrt-
m,nt of the Interior. Bids mus' he fnauo II
g. veInmcnt blanks. All bids tcNc"pt these Tor
Washing Of Towels, for the purrhaFs OF
waste papsr, ruCl and zee furniture, rhoto.
grarlic ana other rpisco'laneous supplies nnd
stYtioueIy for the Departmert ot tho lnietlOri
its several Bureaus and offices, ana tic OiNll
cprv,rs CONN issioaD accepted and contracts
nyar cd subject to- an uppnpri1tion % Con
s,,rss Ia tnCc' tho exuen.c. Forms Of proposals,
ssh.tiuIssSlf items, Specifications and instruc-
tious viii br furnished to bidder un apphct
lion 10 thc Chief clerk ~ the Dcpar,lncnt
,.,.,f,sst. Tor blanks should specifically dcSig.
u,ts tb, class or classes Of sufi'lics upon which
if ia pf pfouosod to l1d. All the propoSals III he
,rsnaI at tho ,inc and place above Sthtvs,
al tttderS arc invited 10 bo present at such
CO1NELIUS n. BLISS, Secretary.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-19

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