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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
CONTENT on CURRENT TOPICS.
SECRETARY LONGS REPORT.
Providence Journal

From The Providence journal 49,, S.oro
aAy urges t the passage OF the bill which provaes
FOR three kinds OF medals me nrst ci az Second
eextraordinary herosm and the third i0r geiet
meritorious service the hrst ,hap sncb a medal
worn during life and transmitted as an ,hS
will be far more grateful TO GeSep az comrade
Tbare Is logic and good sentiment IN ms RECON- tt
mendation and one OF me ne ny reeoghton in the
naval service will be removed II Congress pfo'''''
for its acceptance.
THE HOUSE AND SENATE BILL CON Ai'rO
From The Buffalo Express. c.-..s
Revond the fact that II includes secretary Sag,
- Gov refundng the National debt the SeIia r
Prrency bin differs from the House measHrs Os
In details than In general scope. Cne fr AGED
note, S reserve Is iRe' Of $50 10000 while the House bill
makes the reserve % per cent OF rg not OF enough
cSam6ers though II would seem that ING ii0"''
provision is the more business-hke'
MR. PAYNEs PLAN.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean
a,rong argument in favor Of Mr.. Paynes plan
sds from The contention that delegates shouu .oP
resent actual party vGen a5 Republican activity in
every State The larger vote the hePuD g,n youiJ
any n et1 Voice i'm the next convention. The prinelphi
objection raised to the plan has peeh ma ~ district
tepresentation which the Republican parry mil
when the convention Oh 1851 oiOAe ''N '
f rule.
srcprrARy LONGS RECOMMENDATIONS
From The Philadelphia Times -,
Tho Secretary recommends the construction ~
three armored cruisers OF apout es, armor and
ordnance for vessels OF their class anu rhasfs Of
highest practical speed Next twel.S fo be
about nine hundred tons displacement, 20 oJ
sheathed and coppered and next thdes
crnisers NJ about eight thousand tons dspIaceneT
to be a. well protected possible ana 10 Tbere
besyiast ordnance OF which they are eapans. liei
~ I,,s reason 10 doubt that the addltiona Eesss5
Recommended by the Secretary viii De give us
~ Gnngress and II so, another year Wouiu give "S
os we equal 10 all probable conditions
INCREASING OFFICERS OPPORTUNITIES
From The New-York Times - .o
There is not an ambitious officer IN me army VINO 10
Mi no, thank the Secretary or war LOT uslls ~
40 FOR him what the greatest SOLDIER oL % h -
tines n not Of all times PRETENDED 10 90 ,o' W W
ofacs,s 10 s'open the career 20 the thlente., =
yentlire 10 say that. TO all the aotve ana hn an
'nrLtng of1cers OF the Army who neither nave nor
Sssira 70 have any hope OF professional aavaaee-
nent except through professional merit tne nrst
/ agement and an incentive
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AVERY-On Sunday December g. at Katonah, N Y.
chloe Merritt wife Of tho Colonel Enoch Avery
aged 81 years.
Funeral from the residence OF George e. Todd. KaOnah
on Wednesday, 9Th inst. 2 o'clock p. m
Carriages will be In waiting Kaonah station on arrival
OF train leaving Grand Central station Harlem Division
a. 1l:l5 a. IN.
BEAN-On Tuesday December D. 1919 AT her late resi-
dence Albany Broadway and 5lsts, Maria Louisa,
widow OF Aaron H. Bean in the 18th year OF her
Funeral services will be held Christ Church broadway
and Tlsi-st.. Friday, December S al II a. IN.
ROyp-On Tuesday December o. is9a. his residence.
'rrha Evergreen" New-Wndsor- Hudson. Robert IL,
Boyd son OF the late Robert Boyd, Of Albany, " T.,
In the T6th year Of his age
Funeral private
BREZ-At ClaTens. Switzerland November IL. lsyS.
John Daniel Brez, IN the cath year Of his ass.
Funeral services his late residence No y Pierspon-
ST. Brooklyn n. Y. "Wednesday. December D. ~
3 p.
| Inierment In Greenwood ~
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

Maine New-Hampshire and Vermont increasing cloud
mess probably snow to-day: Thursday fair; brisk 20
high south to west winds.
Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and Connecticut generally
fair to-day Thursday; brisk TO high south 20 west
winds to-day.
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Thursday moderate fresh south TO west
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MARRIED.

HARRIsoN-FoRMAN-on December 8; a. the brides
residence No 423 West 23d-s. New-fork city, by the
Rev r. Heber Barnes, Mrs. Carrie A. Forman to
James Harrison OF Newbug y. y
MOVES HUMPsTONE,-on Tuesday, December 5, at the
Emmanuel Baptist Church. Brooklyn by the Rev. John
IIumpstone. u D.. assisted by the Rev. William Hump
stone D. D.. Helen Humpstone 70 winchester Moves
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Should be read DAILY by al Interested changes may
any timel
Foreign mails for the week ending December o. lsss.
promptly in all cssesl at the General Postofhce
follows Parcels Post Malls close hour earlier than
closing shown below. Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close at p m. Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-23
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for morning and sunday editions
Rates I I-2c n word hrst tnsertioni
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WANTED. situation as housckecper by In
tclligcnt middle aged German widow; good
cook; ranch preferred. Mrs. Roesier'
Dcadwood, :. y. A-MS3t "a
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WANTED, baker. j. o, Bahde, Wahoo,
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WANTED, Omaha manager superintend-
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promptly, according 10 ability. one huu-
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3e Bee B-524 23'
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PERSON VAL.

VtAvt IS womans way to health. s4s Bee
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hair. wrinkles, ,moles warts,
frecklcs blackheads, pmplcs removed for
ever by electricity; bust developed, neck,
arms checks made plump. Mma. Payne's
hairdrcssinE parlors, 1901 Leavonworth
TeI. SG3 I'-2l5
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BATHS. massage. Nine. Post al9's 5. 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-23

WEEKLY profits-Dont lose the chance.
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ticulars, free to any address. G. Il.
Mackey & Co, % Broadway, n. Y. V
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-23

OMAHA Employment Bureau il9 y. IL. Tel.
lilg Help furnished, positions procured;
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-23

CLAlRNOSANTS.
MRS FRITZ. clairvoyant. SIT N. 10th.
S-722
NINE. Gylmer genuine palmist 1905 Dodge.
S-99G
NINE LEWIS. clairvoyant and palmist
Card readings 2jc. Transient Hotel, 18th
and Capitol ave. S-4e9 23t
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4 SrENOGRAPHER-W you want one
Please call up the bennington typewriter
office, 1918 Farnam St, telephone. i513-
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NOTICE, country dealers ID hand furni-
ture &, stoves sold at lowest prices, car
load lots or less. Chicago Furniture Co.,
1406-10 Dodge. R-.Ml52 Ms
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WANTED, situation on ranch by intel igent
man }2 years old Address August ldebe,
DullWo0d & d A-MS3G 24f
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MASSAGE, BATHS. ETC.

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HATTIE BERTRANDE. thermal baths
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FRAMES de seutorious of *. G.. lO7 N 12
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MRS +. BERRY, bath, MASSAGE Attend
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T-Mg2O A27'
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MRS DIR LEON, electric bath parlors
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b
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wANTED-sITUATIoNs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09
ms snrIH .tND INF "oPry noon"
Comment an the Request OF Cotton Manu-
fnctnrcrs to Obtnin n Market In China.

'rNtLi sToS. s. G., Nov S--The resolutions
adopted at n convention Of the Southern Cotton
S3iIa'5s IN Chariot y. e., calling for an open
d"rE policy in H." orient have been widely dis.
c'isScd by cotton mon throughout the South.
R.pr .""ntaitvr- o. sixty II the largest cotton
mills IN ihis ,o,n' w'Tc present. Wh,n hc ~. olu
lions We're hG"J Sod
TIA" object If tlr cotton sJinners Is TO MAKE 8
market Tor Am"'i.dr CuuGs The anil Imp rial
lists ar attempting 20 r.skc cnTi'nl Il the T's,n-
'ionS t"nimc't * rGi'oIially On the resolutions
NE hdr tsfol Nctr' Gnd oUFisr leading the
hghl here On IN" imp Tlal ppi says to-day.
TN" e inmun nllrCt uf the cotton spinnCrs and
the \dGIni"tTtuy Mt Washington Is 10 make q
marSct Tor american goods hut are making
very serious dcpartUr" from the old nuorings
wh"n We attempt. fuF ny reason. take parI In
III" International pnli;iCs Il Europe unless IL is
really IN" purpose ui this Government 10 enforce
u" DENIM Is which II Is said 10 have made upon
Franc" Ter nsny a1i Russia These demands
SIN mi not Il ~" been made, and any sort II en-
innsi'm'n.s win amy Of the s,rpGg POWERS IL
T. I'rD' III b III - rrus, not only Ia American
Interests in thini, but 10 American Interests
n.D Ish,I' n Void"
Tl' ac lon IL III spinncrs, however, mc-.s
tn approval of IN cot; III manufacturers. who
h. found ihr markets 81 the orient rich Ion
III ir trade.
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RIANHtRD.-On Tue day. Nov. :. 1922. John Van
Lear RauhArl, In the saith year Of hi, age
Funeral services n hi' late residence clinton Ay.
md III It New Brighton, >tu"a sand, IN
T 'uHlay AFTERNOON at halcpu t / u'roc1.
BHra, pr,Re.
RowhEi. At Los Angeles. Cal. Wednesday.
Nov =, 1859, IN hiS - year Charles 4. Rowley
~ liastingS on'iudsou, y, Y,
Notice OF funeral here lfter.
TASNER.-on Tuesday, Nov. !, 1900. after a $ ort
illness, Charles II. Tanner. beloved husband OF
SHlhc b. Tanner, III the I3d year ~ hisAIe.
Funeral services TO be held At i2;30 p. NJ. Thurs.
day. Nov. g. Htthe Chur h u the T klshgurAtion,
2Oh St, between Madison and 9TH avs Inter
ment. woodiawr.
WALSH. On MONDAY. Nov. q, 1890. At ner resi-.
dence. Vb johnson 81, Brooklyn. Mary r. daugh-
ter Of John T., and Kate Walsh.
Funeral from ST. James ro'Cathedral, Jay st..
Thursday. Nov, q. at $50 A, NJ Friends and
relatives respectfully invitci to attend. Inter.
ment in Holy Cross Cemetery flAtbush.
THE KENsICo cEMErERY; Private station, H.r:
L lem HaiiruAd; ~ minutes ride from the urAnd
Central Depot. once. rs East 42d st.
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Walker-Iuebbers.

The wedding Of Miss Evelyn Clara Luc'b-rs
and tho Rev Ralph Jervis WA!E"r. assistant
rector Of st Peters Church in West Twentieth
street. took place last evening t ~. James's
Chu rch. Seventy first street and Madison ave-
nue.. The Rev DR. T. Wanoe Warren. rector
o! the church. performed the ceTemony being
assisted by the Very Rev l.. A. Hoffman. dean
n the General Theological seminary II" Rev.
DIN Roche. rector Of ~. Peters; the Rev. DR..
j. T. Matthews Ct 81 Jame-s ami the Row DR..
John Il. HHcchus of the Church 81 the Incarna-
tion. Brooklyn The hrid. was given in mar
Rage by her in'hsr. Ernest II Lu.hnera. Mss
Mary Bogcrt Handy atten ich IN" bride rs maid
Of honor. Mss May Frances Hunt. Miss Viz:
gnia Niles Leeds. Miss Bessie Alderman and
Miss Helene Emile Dufourcg were the brides
maids. The Rev. Charles Malcolm Douglas was
best man and the Rsv. Francis sydney Smith
ers. Jr., the Rev. J. Morris Coerr, the Rev.
Henry W. Armstrong and the Rev Horace G.
Hooker were the ushers. Mr., and Mrs. lueh:
East SiXty-thirI street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09
TOMAN BU6sED me ELEPHANT
He Seemed to Like 1t, hut the Police
Think She Is lrMyN.

\ woman who dcs,rihcl herself a Mss Min.
ME G. .lieitc "of America got inside one II the
pens In the elephant houS" in Central Park Nrs-
tcrday afternoon. and bcgGn To hug and kiss
the trunk Of Tom one Of the twu elephants. The
elephant house was we'll filled AT tho time and a
good mony people expected trouble, hut The tlc-
plant stood quietly, and seemed u enjoy the
proceeding immensely
~, per Snyder and Policeman McDonrch
Ialird the woman away aud took her I, Sergt
Dillon Of the Park police squad She told the
sergeant that She Had ilw6ys liked ,lcI hants
aud they seemed to like h"r Dilun jritri
that she must be crazy. and sent her 10 B,irN ~"
IT.; Itsl for examination
In a small satChcll which the woman carried
was an unopened letter ir,'u l,llJrGr. cd .
addressed t. Mrs Putt at 80 W"si Thirty seventh
street At that address u was sYid Ihnt a NT~
Putt had lodged there for two weeks. Tut nothing
Was nOWn 81 her
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GEERrI-ORMsBEE. ON "wednesday. Nov.
4, isnr, at the residence Of the brides parent.
1874 Jorilsmnn st. Brooklyn, by tho Rov.
Lyman Abbott u. D., Jessie, daughter of Mr..
aud Mr.. Allen ives orm,b,s, to julius Florrntin
HeuiL
MONROE-WOOLLEY. -On Wednesday. Nov.
X, ism, A. the rssid MO ~ Samuel d. Brent,
El" Alrxa ,dHa, Va by the Rev. Richari
Cohden. rrcto' ~ ~ JDhna C ur,h, ,,rh.
I"n', y. y, Alice Brent wou"-. to A - ..nu
Monroe
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Collection of Cal, Loan Tax Suspended.

Charles II Treat. Collector OF Internal Row
rnuc 'or the financial district Of this city. re-
ccire Instructions from the Acting Com IN is
snrcr 81 Internal k"venuo at Washington
yesterday TO take no luther action looking to
thu collection OF a tax on call loans pending q
d"ci.lon hy the United states Attoinsy-Gr
era. to whom the matter hns been referred.
lh- Instructions came rs re- rel IL Dir Treat,
who hal p'ryiousy SAID mat hi. desire WAS
NOT 20 - ubarraSs any branch OF business 10y a
= r1naI INTERPRETATION OF The law
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BALTIMORE. Nov s-MIss Caroline Gator
Pagon, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. William II.
Pagon, was married to-day to Mr., L ParkIn
Eecch. son OF Dr. and Mrs Il. =. Keech. at
rector OF tho parish. The ushers were DR..
James Homer Wright Of Boston. Mr.. George
ST. wert Brown. Mr. J q, Les. NJ Samuel
Il PenrOse. The bridesmaids wer" Miss Mary
Waters ma Miss Mary Schenck. and the
maid OF honor was Miss Bessie Kcech. the
bride groom's sister
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Boyce Harmed.

Miss Grace Darling Harmed and ], RAYMOND
Boyce were married last evening at the Church
OF the Divine Paternity, Central Park West
and SeVenty-sIxth street. by tho Row DR..
Charles, pastor ot tho church. Miss Jennie
Harmed. Miss Madaline Scott, Miss Florence
Woodward and Miss Julia Weeks were tho
bridesmaids. Samuel u Nichols Of TROY was
hest man, and J. Barton Small, Frank =, Coflln.
Ernest v Clark and, Allen T. PhilerIck were
the ushers. The bride IL n daughter of tho
lac Charles A. Harmed Her mother gave an
informal reception at her home. 707 Madison
avenue.
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Monroe WOOlley.

ALEx,Sunr,,N Va. Nov S.-Nr Augustine Mon
roc OF New York and Mrs. Alice Brent Woolley
were quietly welded here this afternoon. Mr..
Monroe il Chairman o' the House Committee OF
the Iarchmont Yacht Club and his wife Is one
az the twin daughters OF the late Major George
william Brent. n well-known lawyer and
Inionist until Virginia seeded. The Wedding
was held at the residence 81 the brides brother.
SamuelG. Brent. adjoining old Christ Church
The bride VIVA attended by her niece. Jean
Brent. and the bridegroom by Mr.. Edward
Grencon OF New York. The Rev. Richard Cob
den performed the ceremony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09
Seithercut-Bigeiow.

The marriage Of Miss Harriet g. BIGelow,
daughter Of Mr., md Mrs. Elliott BlRelow. TO
Richard Irving Nsthercut OF Bridgeport. Conn.
took place last night In the First Presbyterian
Church on the Heights. BIooklyn. The Rev.
J.. Mason Clarke. pastor OF the church, per-
formed the ceremony. The brides only at
tendant was her sister Miss Ina Bigelow.
Philip Biel Of bridgeport " best man and the
ushars wcr. W Richard l. Eelow. Charles II.
Carhnrt, Morris [. Ely, 81 es GoOdsel. John
Lewis G, Gould; Samuel +. B"ardsloy and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09

The collier Narcelus came out Of dry dock
In tho Navy Yard In Brooklyn yesterday. Che
war vessels at sea. An experiment with the
device will be made next week, whom tho bat
tleehip Massachusetts vii accompany tho Mar
cellus outside Sandy Hook.
The auxiliary cruiser Prairie will leave tho
Nayy Yard for Havre on Nov l5 carrying tho
naval and Government exhibits TO the Paris
Exrosition. Lieut. H. @. Poundston- WIN have
charge OF the naval exhibits and will accom-
pany Com missio9sr- General Ferdinand W.
Peek. who 10 TO sail on the Prairis,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09
lie Knatcl-Prrinr.

Miss Florence Pcrne and Henry Clay DO
Knatel were married last night in st. Bartholo-
news Protestant Episcopal Church. Brooklyn.
by the Rev. Il. b Oliver. Miss Daisy Petekin
was maid Of honor and tine bridesmaid Ids were
Mss Elizabeth n. Gair. Miss Gertrude Rich
ards. Las Nan e. Scott and Miss Nellie Black
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09
Arrived yuNr.p,Y, Suv.

Arrived wYrNr-p,Y. Sov. :.
Sc Ocesnir, Cameron. Liverpool. nov. 1.
a. Europ-. PlndlAy. l. bndon. OF. a.
Sc IT. 6ilss Fo-'av. Samtgsng. Aus. 30
es Amert =, ~ eiruth. Iau ii'A. oct. NJ.
- RelvcrIon HansrL. Cape Hay Oct. 81.
ss MAr.nvr. Bingham. Sawcastia. Oct. 10.
ga Am.te IAN. rnrgsv en- Kott'r lam, OFT 40.
=. uur lott Hitler. III hmond. Nov. II.
y. Snsres Hlss, Galveston. Nov. l.
- Louisiana Kembie. Nav orleans. Nov. =.
So Rsrefh '"r. Swain. PhilAdslphiA Nov. e.
y. Nnnhs'',". Bennett. Portland. Nov.
BARK bO,Is. kobsrtson. Hamburg. sept ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09

DRoPOsAIs- once Constructing QuarterlnAster.
L 2Un Thames st SaWport. r. J., November I, 1917.
Braled proposals will bs received here until ~
Nov. rs. I-np aud then opened. for pin nbina adj
dition To harrAckA Fort Adams, II. |, Informant n
furnished on application. u. g. reserve. right 10 re-.
tsct accept any or all p"op''ar or pArs thereof.
Envelopes H. lie n in.srd PrOpO,sls Tor Plumbing
Addition to Barracks" II. p. YONG Or. Mr..
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anstion alotirts.

NJ TRAuTFIELp, Auctionser. will sell A. public
wi. auction Oh Thursday, Nov. -. Al v 4, NJ. By
" of chattel mort. a.e Saloon r Kturss. Fur-
tate, hattels Lease and License, IN the premises,
No AZ West 2sth st. Mauhat an Borough, n. Y, siy.
By order OF Mortgages ATTORNEYS.
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Proposals.


DRopOsALs FOR MILITARY srPPLIEs,-PhiiA
l Depot Y. NJ. Dept 1928 Arch street. Phla., Pa.
November Svp.-Sealod Proposals, IN triplicats.
will he received here until II O'Clock A. NJ, Monday.
November ~. lSLa. Io- delivery at either the Phila
dulphia session, Chicago or Cincinnati Depots OF tho
QusrtermAster's Dgpt-Arss and neives; Brooms.
Cotton cord. Buckskin Gsuntlets Hats, Hat Cords
Hatchets and Helyes. LsEgtuS, Music Pouches
PckAl Helyes. Russet Shoes. Spades Chevron slk,
Tent Pulep, Truppets. Trumpet Crooks. Trumprt
Cords and 1assels and Wool rndrrs lirs. Tho art-
rlrs T. conform 10 stauha samples and spo IL
hcatians witch can be seeu at the Depnts named.
Samples submitted with bids will not be considered.
Early deliveries are essential. and bidders must
in their proposals the rate and time o' dehv-
cries uoyernment rese ryes tho right Ia reject or
accept any or all proposals. or any part thereof.
Ircfsrrn gwen TO articleso Of domestic production
or lnNnuract ire, conditions OF quality and price
uncln,iIur n the price OF foreign productions or
u Anuia IN as tho duty thereon beng Q lnal,
guarantee ten NOI per centum Of tho value OF the
Igt!cl,s p!~po,ei for mus, accompany, all bids.
l'ngulrAn III bids will not be considered. Blanks
for propOS Ia Circulars ~ Bidders, &c. will be fur
nshed upon Appl ciuQn. Envelopes containing
prov 1sals to he endorsed PROPOSALS. FOR MILL.
SAfY sUPPLIES' sni addressed to lieut.. Col.
John V. Fursy. Deputy ousrtermaster General.
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