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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-08-23

The tricks of the Chinese are
world-famed and those living here
are not behind the ordinary slick
pake. If a Chinaman wants to visit
his revered great grandmother's
tomb in China and communicate
with the spirits of his ancestors, and
he at the same time wants to return
to his Hawaiian haven Of happiness
he is obliged to get return permit
from Special Agent Brown, There
are two kinds of permit. If the
man who wants to go home on
visit will take laborer's permit he
will have to be photographed and
he is obliged to enter on manual
labor upon his return and look very
much like the photograph OF the
man who left Hawaii with the per-
NIT. II he is wealthy he can get
merchants permit on which no
photograph ia needed and which
carries no restrictions in regard TO
future occu patton. The civilized
Chinese are not always wealthy but
they prefer merchants permit
vastly to that Of a laborer. An en-
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-08-23
To-Night's Band Concert.

A concert will be given at 7:3O
o'clock this evening by the Govern
ment Band at the Hawaiian Hotel.
A special program has been pre-.
pare for the occasion by Captain
Berger. The hotel management
specially request that carriages do
not enter the grounds by the Hotel
street entrance, as the audience and
the musicians are seriously disturb
ed. The program will be as follows:
PART 1.
B Clarinet Solo-Autumu Leaves.
........... Bergson
Mr.. D. X. Naone.
Cornet Solo-Mona. ..... Adams
Mr.. e. Machado.
Euphonium Solo-The Artiste's
Polka. ................H Hartman
Mr.. l, Kaaa.
Four Waltz Songs with Orchestra
and Chorus
(a) Pride OF the Ball, (c) Doris,
Mrs, N. Alspai.
(b) Sweethearts, (d) Just One Girl,
Miss Keliaa.
PART IL,
E Clarinet Solo Scenes That Are
Rr;ubtaot Roppd
Mr.. G. Pslikapu.
Cornet Solo--Glen island. /. Short
Mr.. 1. Amssin.
Piccolo Solo--Auld Lang Syne...
Mr.. D, Nape.
Trombone Solo-The Message. 49,.
..............,.. Brooks
Mr.. r, Baker.
The Star Spangledl Banner.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-08-23
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1900.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The Advertiser is fighting against
Samuel Parker as delegate for the
Territory to Congress. The family
compact dies hard, but it dies.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-08-23

kiki, and the roads in the former
district ought to be in proper shape
at all times, Tho pleasure drive
along tho Waikiki road should not
bs neglected, if it is, the legislature
may find means to secure road
supervisor who will attend the will
OF the taxpayers.
Citizens who serve as jurors are
performing a public duty and rem
deripg a service to the community.
The loss OF time may be hardship
but no honorable taxpayer attempts
to shirk the duty. A juror, however,
does not expect to be the butt OF
insults at the hand of some erratic
lawyer, but he expects to be treated
as man doing aspublic duty ought
to be treated. We make these re-
marks because certain attorney
yesterday in Judge Silliman's Court
took advantage OF his position as
an officer of the Court to grossly
insult jurors and even going SO far
as throwing slurs at the race to
which juror belonged and at the
country where he was born. The
lawyer can talk until the Judge
stops him but the juror cannot re-
taliate or take offense in an ostensi-
BILE manner. There is nothing,
however, to prevent juror insulted
in the Court by lawyer from TAX
ing the necessary steps to prevent
repetition Of the insult to him and
the Latin race when he meets the
offending attorney outside the
courtroom, when the attorney has
become simply private citizen.
Judge Humphreys must consider
Honolulu jay town indeed, In
this mornings issue of his news
paper, tho Republican, he allows
the editor to feel highly indignant,
because Mr.. Fred. Smith of New
York has been appointed clerk Of
the Circuit Court.
"Judge Humphreys, in making
this appointment, has made a mis-
take that The Republican did not
believe him capable of and we can
only trust that he will proceed TO
rectify it at once by asking Mr..
Smith for his resignation and ap-
pointing some good young republic
an to the position who is a citizen
Of Hawaii"
So says Judge Humphreys organ,
and it thereby proves that the ap-
pointment OF Mr.. Smith of New
York was not made by Judge Hum.
phreys. As a matter of fact the
clerks of the Courts are appointed
by the Chief Justice with the ap-
proval OF the Associate Justices and,
as matter of courtesy, with the
concurrence in the choice of the
Circuit Judges. If that rule is still
in existence Judge Humphreys is
not guilty of the appointment OF
Mr.. Smith and the article in his
paper indicates that he disapproves
OF it. But why this masquerade in
attempting to force Mr. Smith to
resign! Is the Judge through his
Republican playing to the gallery
for election purposes or for gaining
extra popularity
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-08-23

NOW JnoC the governor mas re-
turned from his Hawaii stronghold
we hope some steps will be taken to
raise the money necessary to COM
plete the sewerage. Didn't the
Governor frd silver mine at Puu-
waawaa richer than Riverside or
anges?
The INDEPENDENT has never en-
dorsed any of Mr.. Harold NJ
Sewall's schemes; but it jumps with
pleasure to his rescue against the
Advertisers attacks upon him for
endorsing Col. Sam Parker's nomi-
nation as delegate to Congress,
AS the Hawaiian member of the Re
publican National Committee, ac-
cording to our idea, it is not only
Mr.. SewalPs right but his bounden
duty to make suggestions to his
party for their benefit aud he, as we
all do, we'll knows that Sam Parker's
nomination is equivalent to an cleo
tion end for the benefit Of Hawaii.
The test case brought by Ume.
moto Umejiro against the Kuma.
moto Immigration Company and
the Kei Hin Bank to recover Sol, the
aggregate amount OF the monthly
deduction made from his wagos,
while contract laborer, to pay for
his return passage to Japan, is cne
of the most important ever brought
before our Courts. Should the plain.
tiff win it ia understood that, unless
a compromise is effected, ali the way
from one to two millions of dollars
are involved. OF course as the Bank
has the money in its possession and
has been making interest on it there
will be no loss to it, but the case
will prove an interesting one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-27
TOFtnIBd bY n sTYOUS Diseases,
BE11A1aE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

Hon. Joseph E. Blackburn, state
dairy and food commissioner, came
down from Columbus yesterday morn
ing. and returned in the evening with
his family, who have been visiting here
for some weeks. Joe is on the highway
OF success these days. A fortunate
investment at Joplin, Mo-, Is now yield
ing him rich returns, and he and
brother from Anthony, Kas., together
with others at Joplin, Mo-, are organ
izing bank. He takes rosy view
OF the political situation this fall, and
in every way seems contented and
happy, as well as an especially FORUM
ate man. He spent a short time ming
ling With his numerous friends IA this
city.
There will be communion services at
the First Presbyterian church next
Sabbath, and preparatory services dur
ing the week. Rev. James Brown, Of
Mount Pleasant, preached last night,
and will this evening again. Rev. w.
l.. Alexander will preach Tomorrow
evening, and Rev. s. ]. Boyle, OF Mar
tins Ferry, Friday evening. Rev. r.
8. CoRey, the pastor, win conduct the
communion services on Sunday morn
ing.
Rev. A. b. Mlnameyer, who VIII sail
for Europe on the Fourth of July. has
been spending u few days with steu-
benvIlle friends. Tomorrow MeGsrs.
Muhleman, Carroll. Walters and Jcf-
fers, Beilaire party, Will leave for
New York, where they will take ship
Saturday for the European tour.
The latest word from Al Bahra, who
was so badly hurt at New Castle. Pa,
by a steel beam falling across his alb
domen, is that there are strong hopes
Of his recovery now. He rallied in
god shape. His father is still with
him.
The mayor and police officers are en-
deavorlng to enforce the law against
the shooting Of fire crackers. but as the
glorious Fourth comes nearer and near
er the spirit of independence grows in
Young America.
Mrs. John Mentzer left yesterday
for her home at Hollidaysburg, accom-
panied by Mrs. John R, Cow, who will
spend a few weeks in the mountains.
Rev. W. v. Tewlnkle is at Toledo,
attending the state convention of
Christian Endeavor societies as the rep
resentative OF the Bellalre union.
Mrs. w. A. Mason. wife of Township
Treasurer William A. Mason, was call
ed to Steubenvllle yesterday by the
dangerous illness of her mother.
H. Roemer and wife are visiting their
son. Frank j., at Milwaukee, Wis,
where he is engaged in the wholesale
and retail drug business.
Rev. A. R. Chapman, D. D., will lee
ture in the First NJ. E. church Friday
evening under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Society.
Mr.. A. b. Carter district manager
OF the National Steel Companys plants
in this section, left yesterday afternoon
for New York
Baltimore & Ohio Operator W. S.
Denim has returned from two weeks
vacation In the country.
w. H. satterwaite now receives ST
per month pension, an increase having
Just been granted.
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follows:
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge,

Bertha, the eight-mouths'- daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens. residing
near the Gaylord coal works. died yes
terdny morning. The funeral win take
place this afternoon at o'clock, and In
terment will be made at Rlvervlew
cemetery.
KIrkwood Lodge No. s2. A. o. U. w,
viii visit Welcome lodge, at Martins
Ferry, this evening, and aHslst with the
Initiation Of several candidates. A ban
quet will follow
John Gyorc left yesterdny for New
York, from which city he VIII sail In
few Days for Vienna, where he will
make his future home,
David Francis, who has been the
guest Of relatives here for the past two
weeks, leaves to-day for his home at
Mohongahela city.
Charles w. Appenzcller leaves next
Sunday for tour through Germany,
visiting the Paris exposition before his
return.
The Belmont base bail team Of this
city. viii go to Wellsburg to-day, to
cross bats with the strong team OF that
place.
The Cleveland g. Pittsburgh road win
soon commence the work OF putting In
a switch to Nick Ruhns Zee plant.
Misses Dora HelnlpIn and Dora Miller
have gone to Rochester, Pa. to spend Il
couple Of weeks with rolntlves,
Several shops ut the Crystal glass
works were compelled TO knock off yes
tcrday, on account Of the heat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Branum have ro-
turned from several days visit with
friends Ht Cumberland, Md.
w u. Thomas left yesterday FOR
Hamilton, ontario. 10 spend several
days with relatives.
Charles Diebold and BENJAMIN Jones,
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WELLsBURG.
DOings of People in the Brooke Coun.
ty Metropolis.

Doings of People in the Brooke Coun.
ty Metropolis.
Hon. Arnold c. scherr, candidate for
auditor, was here Tuesday evening.
Rev. Thomas Marshall D. D., field
secretary of the Presbyterian foreign
mission board. delivered an address
Monday evening in the Presbyterian
church that was particularly Interest,"
ing, In view OF the present disturb
ances In China. DR.. Marshall travelled
extensively in China and Japan, and is
well informed as to the situation Of at
fairs there, both MS to mission work
and politically. He believes that the
dawn OF a new and brighter err is at
hand for that benighted land.
F. e. Watson, the well known Jewell
er, viii be married to-day to Miss Ma
bel Mahan, daughter ,of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. j. Mahan, at the brides home, four
miles from town. The wedding will
be u quiet one, only relatives OF the
contracting parties being present. AZ
ter a wedding tour the couple viii be
at home ut the residence OF the brides
aunt. Mrs. Fisher, on South Main
street.
The fiscal term OF county court Is
being held this week. and much i'm
portant business is being transacted.
on account OF the reduction by the re-
assessment valuation OF real estate. the
tax levy as increased to Is cents on
the hundred dollars - ten cents more
than last year.
The Methodist, Christian and Pres
byterlan Sunday schools are agitatlnG
the idea of 81 union picnic at Chester.
the new resort up the Pan Handle
railroad. The railroad will make rate
Of forty cents for the round trip in
case there are two hundred or more at
tend.
There will be game of base ball
ut the wellsburg base bail park this
afternoon between the Belmonts, Of
BcllaIre, who claim to be the cham
pIons OF the Ohio Valley and the
Welsburg team.
James Peel had his foot badly lac
Grated by being caught In printing
press, at the sack factory, yesterday
morning
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"Thcre is but one small chance to
save your life and that Is through an
operation" was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. I. H. Hunt, OF Lime Pidge
Wis. by her DOCTOR after Vainly trying
to cure her Of a frlghtrul case OF Htom-
nch trouble and yellow JRundlcG. He
didn't count on the marvellous power
OF Electric Bltters TO cure stomach and
Liver troubles, hut she heard OF Il,
took seven bottles, was wholly cured
avoided surgeons knife. now weighs
more and feels better than ever, It's
positively guaranteed to cure Stomach.
Liver and Kidney troubles and never
dlSappoIntE. Price Soc at Logan DRUG
Company's drug stOrc.-L
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.


st. Johns Catholic church will give
picnic at Pleasant Valley Park on
July "a. Committees have been APP
pointed to make the necessary arrange
ments. and ian interesting programme
of events for the day is promised.
Benwood Council No. 1852, Jr. o. U. a.
NJ, will give an excursion to New Mar
tinsville on July 4. There will be good
music aboard. and the sale Of tickets
up to date indicates a very successful
AFFAIR.
The drIll Of the Cathedral Cadets
was Witnessed by large crowd, but 1t
should have occurred on sixth street,
where there is n broad thoroughfare,
unimpeded by street car traffic.
A proposition to open up the Tape
property. in North Benwood, for street
purposes, wns defeated at last nights
meeting Of the BenwOod council.
There Is some recompense for the
idleness at the mills at present In the
thought that the weather is too hot
for work.
Miss Nora serlg, OF Main street, viii
attend the Franklin college commence
ment at New Athens, Ohio, to-day.
The, social department Of the Ep-
worth League gave an enjoyable enter
talnment last evening.
Work began on the new sewer from
Forty-eIghth street to Gilleland's glue
factory yesterday.
Pete slIppner left yesterday for Pitts
burgh yesterday, to be gone all week.
The Occidental Club will hold Its next
dance July 10.
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Barnhardt was EASY.

BOSTON. June 26,-Bernhardt went in
for Philadelphia again to-day and was
batted hard and often by Boston. Lewis.
though wild. was effective, except I'm one
inning, when an error, base on balls
and four hits scored five runs for Phlla-
RHE
P PRftSR pa. q 90 Q 3 % 8 :
batteries, Lewis and Sullivan; Bern
hardt and Douglass. Earned runs. Bos-
ton S; Philadelphia J. Time. 300. Umpire,
Emnlin
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of Barton. we're the guests oRfriends in
the city yesterday
Mrs. Agnes. McGlenn. Of Jewett, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. P. N. Long.
out the pike.
Tho Nelgart property will soon be
beautified by new coat Of paint.
Harry Sells was a business caller In
st. Clairsville yesterday.
Mike Riley was in Portland yesterday
on business.
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NOTICE

OF the Drawing for Redemption of
Main Street Bridge Bonds of the
City of Wheeling,
Notice is hereby given by the Commits.
sioners OF the Main Street Bridge Loan
OF the City OF Wheeling, that on June
u. 1900. pursuant to the requirements OF
the ordinance OF said city, passed March
H. 1890, entitled AN ordinance to pro-
vide for the issue and sale Of bonds OF
the city OF Wheeling, to be known ns
the Min Street Bridge BoEds' and for
the redemption and payment thereof" the
following described bonds issued under
said ordinance were duly determined by
lot by said commissioners for redemp-
ton and payment on tho first day Of July,
No. one Hundred and ono for.....,.,. son
No. One Hundred and Twenty-Five tor.S01
Said bonds. so determined, will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank OF the Ohio
Valley, In the city OF Wheeling West
Virginia, on and after said first day OF
July. 1900. and said bonds, so determined,
will cease to bear interest from the last
named day and date.
]. a. MlLLERC
l.. t. SANDS,
Is. W PETERSON.
Commissioners Main St Bridge Loan.
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othsr 1nter.state Cannes.

Az vo,nrstown ny RI q
Y9 an fSH5SS'o % OO11-1 % 6 2
Dayton mo l 0 3 l 0 O-S 10
Batterics-R osebrouEh and Murphy; Gil
patrick and Myers. Umpire, ColSan.
r-oInSSus 20 20 o 90 2 O-G II 8
Mnnslleid 80 0 o 3 1l0.1 Ii 3
Batteries-wolfe and Bevillp; Irwin and
Fore Second game stopped by rain IN the
fourth inning. Score to 4,
At Toledo.
New castle 20 10 0 0 o 90 O-l 4
Batterles-Joss and Hannaford: Thomas
nnd NNilllnms Gmnire. Gross.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-27
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS CAN MAKE ENORMOUS
"a. pTofits by selling opF l4-k, go!d-alEed.
tuIl jewel watches Write for particulars
ut retails at S18O0), with privilege Of re-
turning. Guaranteed for 20 years, Also
the best 1900 bicycles made for only $lb.SS
complete (retnlling at 5000. Offers never
heard OF. We guarantee salary TO- your
ENGLAND WATCH CO.. 800 Grand Aye,
Milwaukee, Wis. myl9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-27

Amntarr Base Ban.

The j. j. slippners, of Benwood,
challenge any stxteen-year-old team in
wheeling for game Saturday, July s.
The sIIppners have cleaned up most of
the juvenile uggregations about here
this spring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-27
Reds Bunched Hits.

ST. LOUIS, June 2O.--cincinnati won to-
day by punching her hits, Scott was in
superb form. In only one inning did 81.
Louis find him. Attendance. l,O0O Score;
cineinnau ~. 30 . : Q . II il i
Batteries. Jones and Criger; Scott and
Peitz. Earned runs. st. Louis 4; Cincln-
natl 4. Time. 2i3. Umpire. SwartwoOd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-27

WE have fine secondhand Krnnlch
& Bach upright plano which belongs to
n party who has left the city and
placed It In our hands for gnlr. II you
want n bargain call and see II.
F. w. BANNER co.
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day. The latter looked like winners until
the seventh, when the locals began to
make errors. and this. mixed with the
Brooklyns hits, settled the result. Score;
New York 80 coz oIo o-G il !
Brooklyn .....O / / is 10 I
Batteries. Mercer and Warner: McGln-
nifty and Mcclure Earned runs, New
York 9: Brooklyn.2 Time. 2:36 Attend
ance, LOO. Umpire. Latham.
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TWO-base hits, Letcher, LYpns. SUyII-
nee hits. Belden, HollingsWorth. stolen
bases, Brashear. HolHngsWotth, 5apD.
Harper ~ by Skopec ]. Hit by pitched
bali, Taylor Double plays. Babb TO aol-
inEsWorth to Brashelr; Krueger to Bra
shear to Babb. Struck out, by swami u
by Harper 2; by SkOpec 4. Pissed bail
Ritter. Wild pitches. Swain I; Skopec !.
TmnIre. Carruthers. Time,at:O. Attend
ance, G56, ~
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Ex-Manager Lyle is authority for the
statement that the attendance at TWEEN
ty three games on the home grounds
this season was 1898, or an average of
$50 per game. This, OF course, includes
several Sunday games, but at that 1t
shows that the club has been well pat
ronIzed and ought never to have got
into the financial mIre.
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BOWLING.


In the Mozart Park league last night,
Columbia had easy Shedding with Col
umbIa, taking three straight, and osce-
ola turned the same trick against All
Alice Scorps.
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FOR SALE........

FOR SALE........
Modern country residence at Echo Point;
lot $50 front on pike; WIN give good bar:
gain IN this on quick sale. VIII divide u
desired.
Property corner Fink and Elm streets,
$3.50 cash, $500 on long time, to be paid
in small payments at your convenience.
water.
SIS buys good lot north cpd OF Island.
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ALL latest novelties In sultlngg and
Fancy Vcstlngs, ut C. w. SEA-
BRIGHTS son, Merchant Tailor.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MARINE CORPS, U. s. NAVY RE-
Nl CRUITB WANTED - Able.bodied
men; service on our WarBhips " all parts
OF the world and on land In the Philip
pines. when required, Recruiting omeer,
Market and Fourteenth streets, Wheel.
Ing. JUS
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NEW YORK. June 2G,-Thc Brooklgns
Took another game from New York to-
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bVgIIWT DIFVEIENII 70 E1IN 11tENF1'El
FORT WAYNE. june 26.-The Hoos-
lprs made 1t three straight with Wheel
ing this afternoon. skopec was hit
when hits meant runs, and he was lib
eral with bases on balls at critical
times Harper, on the other hand, was
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given to railroad con-
factors that the Pittsburgh. Connellsville
ready TO receive estimates for the West
Virginia portion of Its line.
Contracts will be made for portions OF
five miles or less in length, and calling
for completion OF the same in eight
clUde the grading and masonry, and the
railroad company reserves the ballastinB
and laying OF tracks and the right TO re-
Iect any or all bids.
the railroad company, at MoundsviUe,
West Virginia, where the chief engineer
may be found for consultation In regard
" 'S EDGAR A. HOLMES.
je26 General Manager.
PRoPosALs For LAYING CROCK
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works OF the city OF
Wheeling until 70 o'clock noon, Monday,
July 2, 1900, for laying crock sewers. Pro-
files and specifications can be seen at the
ONCE Of the city engineer.
The successful bidder will be required
to furnish bond In the sum OF $l,OOO, with
approved surety. for the faithful perform
ancs OF the contract Tho names OF the
sureties must accompany the bids Pro-
pOsRls will be made on printed forms,
which will be furnished by the clerk OF
the board, and shall be marked proposals
for Laying Crock Sewers"
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
je25 W. H. HoRNIsH, Clerk.
DRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING
L BRICK SEWER IN FORTY-FlFTH
STREET
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Public Works OF the city Of
Wheeling until Y o'clock noon, Monday,
July 2, 1900, for continuing the construc-
tion OF the brick sewer in Forty-itth
street. Specifications can be seen at the
office OF the city engineer.
The successful bidder will be required
to furnish bond In the sum OF $1,000, with
surety to be approved by the board. for
the faithful performance OF the contract
The names OF the Sureties must accom-
pany eRch bid. The proposals will be
marked proposals for Constructing the
Forty-Gfth Street Sewer"
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids