Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-16
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS To AND CHANGES
in Plumbing In Brghtwood School Building.-Qf-
Zee Of the Commissioners. II. G. Washington, d
c. May .. 1ss9-S+aled proposals Will be received
at this office until TWELVE VI. ON MAY TWEEN
TIF.TH. 1899. for repairs TO and changes In plumb
Ing IN the BrigEtwood sctCoi building, located on
Brightwood av"nne. Washington, u. c. Blank
forms 81 proposal may he obtained upon apFlica-
tion therefor the Office q the inspector Of build
inEs u the District Il Columbia, and bids upon
these forms only will he considered. Plans and
spccitgat lions. together with all necessary infOrma
tion. b. consulted the office. The
p"Sals must be inclcsrd in sealed envelope In
drrs-d Prop sails for Repairs to and Changes in
Il. WIGHT. JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING II.
BEACH Commissioners. Il. 6 myio-6t
PROPOSALS FOR DEAD HOUSE WASHING
ton barracks l.. g, April II. Is"@- Scaled pro
posals. ia duplicate. will he received here until
NOON MAY SEVENTEENTH. 1899. and teen open
ed, for constructing Dead House ut hospital here
L : reserves right To- reject any or ali proposals.
''Pro.,,ssI for Dead House Information fur
nished application To quartermaster here.
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE AND REMOVAL
itol st. Washington. Il. 9. April Is, lS;s--Sealed
proposals VIII be- received here until nOon OF May
and removal ~ buildings now occupying site of new
building for tiovernment Printing ottce. Infnrnl-
SEWElL~ Lieut.. EngrS- apis. 2U.2i&nyl6.17
UNITED STATES SENATE WASHINGTON H.
C-Sealed proposals for the following fuel for the
June 81 1900 will he received at the Office of the
Sergeant Arms Of the United States Senate uu-
til TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON On THE SEVENTH
DAY OF JUNE. 1899. and al thrt hour opened In
the presence VI those bidders who elect he pres
ent, viz: -Four thousand tons, less. OF
best Extra Hard White Ash Anthracite Coal large
furnace size, screened and free from all Impurities
10 be stored in the vaults 81 the Senate wing OF
the Capitol (which are OPEN TO the inspection Of
bidders. st the expense Of the contractor; all to-
he delivered and stored at such times and In such
quantities may tie ordered by the undersigned
all coal . he loaded in the carts with forks and
not shcy"ls- The right to reweigh the coal the
Capitol building the expense Of the contractor.
including III" erection ~ proper scales for weigh
ing, also 70 reject any all proposals,
cept any proposal. is reserved by the gned
Each bid must he accompanied by the certified
check OF the bidder for one hundred dollars pay
able the order Of the financial clerk Of the
to be forfeited TO the United States upon the
failure refusal Vt the bidder into any
contract awarded to him; checks 10 he returned To-
bidders whose bids are not accepted Immediately.
and to the bidder who Sc bid Is accepted, upon
eCutiOH Of contract in accordance with these spe-
cifCati1ns. Coal furnished the Senate during the
fiscal year ending June 80 1900 viii be inspected
and weighed hI enploye Of the Senate. to he
designated by the sergeant Of the Senate.
md for this inspection no charge will be made
the contractor. Bids should be Endorsed Pro
posals for Fuel. and addressed To The Sergeant
alarms. United States Senate" r. J. BRIGHT,
Sergeant alarms, United States Senate.
myo, 1880