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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Charleston, w. Va.-The officia! else
ton returns for West Virginia: McKin-
ley, Isl, 15S; Bryan, %.So7.
New York-A membership in the New
York Stock Exchange was sold for 94i,5OU
to John H. Mccullough
Kansas City-There are more than
thirty cases of smallpox in st. George s
hospital. Only one death from the dis
ease has occurred.
San Francisco-The regents Of the Uni
versity of California have formally APP
pointed Prof. w. w. Campbell director
of the Lick observatory.
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.-The steamer Mary
Mills was destroyed by fire while IylAe at
McEachams dock The warehouse was
also destroyed, together with 1900 tons OF
hay.
Warsaw. Ind.-Albert Bernard was ar
rested here on a warrant sworn out by
Isaac Strauss, banker of Ligonier, Ind.
Bernard, it is announced, tore up note
for $500 against himself, which Strauss
offered him for inspection.
San Francisco-The German ship Ger
trude, which put to sea last week from
Astoria. on her way to the United King
dom. and later was reported as having
founded off the Washington coast with
all Oh board has been sighted off this
port.
Lakeville, Or.-The Lakeyille and Ager
stage was robbed about eight miles from
this city, by a lone highwayman. No
passengers were aboard, two mail sacks
were rifled and a considerable amount OF
registered mail taken.
New York-Lewfs c. Van Ripper, the
broker, who, with john B. Mckenzie,
fed at the time warrants were secured
for their arrest recently, when Charles
w. Morgan was arrested, surrendered
himself today. He gave bail in the sum
of $1,000.
New York-The Western Union Tele-
g. aph Company reports that for the
quarter ending Dec. 81, partially esti-
81, zoe. 600 The dividend of IA per cent
which was declared today calls for the
payment of $1,217, 900.
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FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Mebourne-The legislative assembly Of
Victoria passed the WOnlanS suffrage and
old peoples pension bills
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prof Norden-
skjolk, of the university of Upsaia, has ar
rived here to make preparations for his
trip to the Antarctic region.
Rome-In the chamber of deputies tie
Socialist group introduced a resolution
calling upon the government 70 recall the
Italian troops in China The chamber
rejected the resolution by an OverWhel1l-
ing vote.
London-The late Robert Arlington. an
eccentric gentleman of Leeds, who lived
in miserly manner in order to be able
to devote his wealth to foreign missions,
has left to the London Missionary society
over 3250,001
Berlin-The Berliner Tageblatt, basing
its calculations upon the ngures of b.
ron Won Thielmann, secretary of the i'm
perial treasury, estimates that the en-
pire needs in the way Of loans 100000 80
marks.
has occurred in Heligoland. Thirty
houses have been engulfed and a part
of the island has for three days bean TN
der water. Thus far it has been impcs-
sible to send relief and the results have
not yet been determined.
st. Thomas, D. w. 1.-The British cruis-
er Chief and the British torpedo boat de-
strOyer Rocket have arrived here. They
are going to Virgin GOrda zone of the Viz
gin islands, British West Indies(, the
rendezvous of the rest Of the British fleet,
there to engage in maueuVerS.
Berlin-Max Lenseman, the ten-year-old
son of a Berlin tailor, has been dismissed
from his gymnasium and forbidden to
enter any other in Prussia for comm t.
ting les majestic while the principal of
the gymnasium explained to the pupils
the recent attempt at Breslau upon the
life of Emperor William.
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NEW YORK BOARD OF TRADE
Wants EOre Elastic Currency
Based on the Gold Standard.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The New York
board of trade and transportation today
adopted resolutions asking congress to
make the volume of currency more re-
sponsive to the requirements of trade
and to ensure the perpetuity of the sold
standard. The board also took the
strong ground in favor of the Ray bill
amending the national bankrupt act Of
1898. A resolution asking Lyman j.
Gage to remain at the head of the treas
ury department was referred back to the
legislative committee after the propriety
OF the terms in Which it was couched
had been questioned.
A resolution favoring single term of
six years for the president OF the United
States was tabled.
The board accepted the invitation of
the Brunswick, Ga, board of trade to
send three delegates to the national
maritime congress to be held in that
city on Jan. go, 1901, and instructed the
president to appoint the delegates.
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OCEAN LINERS.

NEW YORK-Arrived: Southwark. Ant
werp. Sailed: Cevic, Liverpool New
York Southampton; Deutschland.
Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Germanic. Liverpool.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Victoria, Tacoma,
for Hongkong.
NTWEKP-Arrived Kensington, New
York via Southampton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sylvania, Bos-
ton.
PORTLAND, Me.-Arrived: Cambroan,
KINsALE- Passed: Corinthian. Port
land Me. and Halifax N. s.. for Liv-
erpOOl.
Observation-Disclosures: Carlisle City,
Tacoma, for Manila; Duke of Fife,
Tacoma and Victoria, via Yokohama,
Hongkong, Maru, San Francisco, via
Honolulu and Yokohama.
MOVILLE-Arrived: Astoria, New York,
for Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN Teutonia, for
Liverpool; New England, Boston, for
Liverpool. and proceeded.
SOUTHA MPTON-Sail Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse. from Bremen, Cher
bourg and New York.
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Charles ]. Bell the chairman of the re-
ception committee, watching the moving
thrOng below. Mr.. Mckinley was given
hearty reception by the crowd.
FELL OFF HIS HORSE.
Lieut. Gen. Miles had a slight accident
while heading the centennial parade to-
day, a break in his horses saddle girth
giving the general a fall The head Of
the parade had just passed the presi-
dents reviewing stand, and Gen. Miles
having saluted the president turned his
horses head toward the house wing of
the capitol The saddle girth suddenly
parted, causing the saddle to turn on the
animal, and Gen. Miles was sent falling
sideways. The horse did not plunge and
an officer soon held him. Being good
horsenan, Gen. Miles saved himself being
thrown to the ground. The accident was
witnessed by the large crowd, but the
general was able to continue with the
ceremonies. ~
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SHOOK Up THE 500.
Big Rock Blown by Blast Through
. bridge.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Dec p
A rock from a blast directly underneath
the Ashum street bridge crashed through
that structure shortly after o'clock last
night making a ragged hole over three
feet in diameter. Fortunately there were
no persons on the bridge at the time. The
blast was made in eXcavating the canal.
Temporary repairs We're made. but the
bridge has been closed for traffic until
the damage shall have been completely
repaired.
One of the principal water mains lead
ing to the south portion of the city was
also damage by the same blast. This
main is suspended in the air pending the
completion of the excavation work on the
water power canal at this point, and one
of the rocks cracked the pipe and caused
a serious leak City Engineer Lawrie es-
timated the damage to the fire protection
in the south part of the city at from Is
TO 80 Per cent. according to location. The
damage will be repaired as soon as posi-
b. though in the meantime lire in that
orion of the city will be a serious af-
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achievements of the country, the glories
which have crowned it, the ordeaIs
through which it has passed. the growth
of literature, art and science, which had
advanced with the years and concluded
as follows:
The men who wrought this great work
are gone-mOst of them. A few of their
companions and cO-adjuators survive to
behoId the dawn of the new century
and give their council to the people
who are to carry on its work, as a few
of the companions of Washington hehe!d
the beginning of this and inaugurated
its great accomplishment on the prin-
ciples of the Revolution. Their work
also is about done. They seem to survive
fury may clasp hands with the old and
that they may bring to the future the
benedictior of the past"
The exercises were concluded at 6:15
After dissolving the joint session SEN
ator Frye turned the gavel over to Sreak-
er Henderson, and the house immed ately
adjourned.
THE EVENING RECEPTION.
The concluding feature of the celebration
was a reception tonight at the Corcoran
art gallery from to II o'clock, attended
by the president and several members
of his cabinet; governors of the various
states and their staffs, who participated
in the days events, and large con-
course of official and resident society.
President Mckinley, accompanied by Sec
retaries Wilson and Hitchcock and Secre-
tary Cortelyou, arrived about $50 o'clock.
They were met at the door by the re-
ception committee and escorted to the
balcony, where the president sat for fif-
teen minutes in conversation with Mr..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-13
NORTHWEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Willmar Minn.-Louis He'd was run
oyer and instantly killed in, the Great
Northern yards. He was an employee of
the company. He leaves a wife and child
i'll meager circumstances.
Mankato, Minn.-George NJ. Phillips.
chief of the fire department for many
years and we'll known liveryman, and
Mrs. Shelter, daughter of Mr. and
MIS-: Fred Boegen, were married The
affair was general surprise.
Marshall, Minn.-At a joint meeting
of the board of education and the board
Of health, it was decided to reopen the
schools on Dec. 81 The authorities will
continue to take everp precaution as long
as there remains vestige of smallpox.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-13
. "a @ III q IA Ia
Bears tho n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature os L&zHzzz%m

Students Going Home During Their
Holiday Vacations
Are rendered greatly reduced rates to all
points on the Wisconsin Central railway,
including such points as Oshkosh, Fond
du Lac, Milwaukee and Chicago For
particulars please call at City Ticket Of
flee, 1913 Robert street.
HERMAN BROWN,
City Passenger Agent.
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SHOT ONE THUG DOWN
Chicago Man Was Ready to Fight
for His Own,

CHICAGO, Dec. by throwing his
back against the wall and opening Gre
with his revolver, John Conroy last
night kept five years of his savings from
the hands of thieves. He was attacked
by the men, and when he ceased firing
one of the men who had assaiIed him
was lying in front of him fatally wound
ed Preparatory to leaving the city,
Conroy, who was a street car motorman.
had withdrawn his savings, amounting
to nearly $500, from the bank and was
on his way home when attacked.
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Hs,nnenings at shakonee.

SHAKOPEE. Dec 12-(special)-J. G.
Armand, V. s., representing the state
board of health, is here looking after the
great number of cases of cholera in this
crokinole table organized for the winter
tournament at the home of Miss Myrtle
Iten..J. Classen and Aug. Lies, bought
out the saloon Of Mrs. Keidenrich the
H. elected officers as follows: Venerab bic
council, E. ], Gellenbeck; worthy advi-
sor Frank Dosh; excellent banker H.
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Edward Lloyd VIII Sing No Nor

LONDON, Dec. 12.-Edward Lloyd, the
we'll known tenor, gave farewell con-
hall, where he was enthusiastically cheer
ed. Mr.. Lloyd's voice shows no diminu-
ton of power or quality, but he IS tired
Of public life and is retiring to raise fancy
cattle.
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Prosperous Winona Bank.

WINONA, Mimi. Dee 12.-(SpeciaI)-
The Second National bank. of this city,
has bought two lots on West Third street
will next summer build a modern bank
building. The consideration paid fer the
two lots is said to be $4,000.
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Smallpox in New YOrk,

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-Assistant SAM
tary, superintendent DR.. Dillingham;, Of
the health board, said today that no new
case of smallpox had been reported
since o'clock last night. Altogether at
present there were thirty-nine cases at
taken there proved fatal.
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win FIX Iron Ore Prices.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA meeting Of the
Iron Ore association, composed of COM
panies who operate ore properties in the
Lake Superior region has been eal Lee
delivery. It is said that a heavy cut in
prices will probably be made.
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MARRIED At CARVER.
Minneapolis RaiIrOader Secures a
Rride-Farmer Assigns.

CARVER. Mimi, Dec. 12.-(special>-
Mir. Harry Dafoe. an employee in the Of
flee of the superintendent Of the Mime
apolis & st. Louis Railway company,
Minneapolis, was married here this after
noon to Miss Matilda Hammerlund,
daughter of n Hammerlund the hard
ware dealer. Rev. Stout. of Western
Avenue NJ. E. church, OfHciated- They
depart this evening for an extended trip,
visiting Chicago, New York and Canada,
and will make Minneapolis their future
home.
J. S. Barnard, supposed to be a bonan-
"a farmer, surprised his creditors by
making an assignment. Liabilities $500;
assets. none.
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ARRESTED FOIS LIBEL.
Albert Lea Mans Charge Against !,
Business Competitor.

MANKATO, Mimi: Dec 12-(Special)
Peter Helm. agent for the Chase-Hack-
ley Piano company, was arrested today
born county. Helm was in business at
Albert Lea before coming here, and while
there he is alleged to have done some adj
Vertising which was considered libelOus
by his competitor. Helm viii accompany
the Freedom county official to Albert
Lea, put up bonds for appearance and
return to MankatO.
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MUNYON'S
OYSPEP|S STA
CURE

When Prof. Munyon says his Dys-
ali forms Of stomach trouble he simply tells
the truth. 1t will cure a stomach that
has been abused by over-eating and over
drinking. 1t will cure stomach that
has been weakened by old-style drugs
and facilitating cathartics. It will do
much toward making an old stomach
act like sound one. At all druggists, %
cents. Fifty-siX other cures. Write to
Broadway and 26th St, New York, for
free medical advice.
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Married at Red Wing.

RED WING, Mimi, Dec. 12.-(Speciai.)-
Miss Frances Warner and Charles Beck
man were married by Rev. E. IL Moore.
canning f9ctGrN here
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Marriage at winoua.

WINONA Mimi, Dec. 12.-(Special1-
". F. plotke, one OF the IeaGing mer-
chants in the city, was married this
WlnOna.
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Cupid at Chatfe1d.

CHATFIELD, Mimi. Dec. 12.-(SpeciaI)
Miss Sadie Bolles, daughter of MI and
Mrs. E. G. BolIes, of this city, was mar
this city. The marriage took place at the
home Of the brides parents, the Rev. DR..
Bell, of the Presbyterian church, oficiat-
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WISCONSIN LAWYERS HOME.
Articles of Incorporation Filed for
n Home for INDECENT Attorneys.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 12-Articles of in
corporation were filed at Madison, Wis,
OF INDECENT. homeless and disabled law
yeTs and their wives. The home, which
will probably be established next spring
will be especially for Wisconsin lawyers
but attorneys in need from any part of
the country will be welcomed within its
doors. There is no capital stock, and
as soon as officers are elected popular
subscriptions for the establishment of the
institution will be started.
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WEATHER FOR TODAY.

For Minnesota-Fai Thursday and
Friday; warmer Friday in western por-
ton; fresh north to east winds.
For Wiscensin-Fair Thursday; colder
in eastern portion; Friday fair; fresh
northerly winds.
For North Dakota-Fair Thursday;
warmer in western portion; Friday fair;
variable winds.
For South Dakota-Fair Thursday and
Friday; winds becoming southerly.
For Iowa-Fair Thursday and Friday;
variable winds.
For Montana-Fair in eastern portion:
snow in western portion Thursday and
probably Friday; colder Friday in north
east and southeast portions; variable
winds.
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READ DR. GREEMESS OFFER OF FREE COUNSEL
10 AL MEzg1 ARE SsEnH

oenS counsel at the free disposal all nquirng
men benefit of
sutaon by letter is free
his Office IS West 18th Street the
world most successful physician without
your hopes and health by negctng opportunity
Dr. Greene specialist
that other
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-13
News of sauk Rnpids.

SAUK RAPIDS. Dec. 12.-(Spectal)-
Benton county has a case of smallpox.
John Estey Of Mayhem Lake, is the vic
tim, and it is said he was coming down
with the disease when last Friday night
he was in attendance at dance. The
other participants have been vaccinated
and everything is being done TO Keep the
disease in check....W H. Anderson, a
prominent farmer in Watab yesterday
lost his - dwelling by fire, with its cor .I,
at once. Wizard Zinken caused the ar
rest of his brother-in-1aw John Gross,
of Mayhem Lake. charged with unmerci-
ael's hospital. severely suffering from
several scalp wounds inflicted by Gross
in a free-for-al fight while the latter
was in an intoxicated condition. link
en- will recover
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Pensions for Northwest People.

WAsHINGTON, Dee. 12.-Pensions
grnated:
Minnesota-Christian G. Ellingson.
Twin Valley, S.. Widows, etc - Minors
OF Homer c. Cook, of Detroit CITY. $22
South kota-7special NoN 5o:5 kCfay-
ton P. Van Hcuten. Canton $40 -
Wisconsin-Christian H. Mann. Beloit.
S2; George Thompson. National home,
Milwaukee, $12. Special account Nov &c:
felanise Lemoine. RicEland Center y
Iowa--Gottlieb Stoker, Muscatine, $l2.
Special. Nov. 80: Robert NJ Williams,
Bedford, $21: Wion p. Speaker. Arthur.
81; Ebenezer A. Buclmaster. Unionville,
Lane Jones, Cambridge, 8 Special az
count, Nov 80: Mary Rathburn, Ely, So.
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Fire at Hampton Station.

HASTINGS. Mimi. Dee. 11.-(special)-
Hampton Station was visited by Il $10CG0
fire this morning The Ha1nntcn dug
store Mics Bros saloon. ard Oscar Rc'r-
harris harness shop were burned with
contents. hastings hotel was also dam
$500
The grand jury is in session at the
court house with Fred Busch foreman.
No Indictment was returned against
Frank LANCER, LakeVille, charged with
incest with his daughter. TIE aIleeed Of
Tense having been committed. il at all, in
Scott county. The prisoner was released
from the county iail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-13

James Franklin; Waterman, VIM. Leinke;
sentry John Kintzie; manager, Eli
SouthwOrth: delegate. w. N. Southwortn.
Rufus Spoons, of st. James, is visiting
friends at this place this week. Leo A.
l<itteres, now at the New York navy
yard, has been appointed assistant sec
rotary, on board United States Snip
Vermont, United States navy. VIM. Neid-
enleich is dead at his home in Shakopee,
of Bright's disease. ME funeral will be
held Thursday, from the Lutheran church,
Rev. Hoberger officiating.
Hastings happenings.
HASTINGS, Mimi, Dec. 12.-(SpeciaL)-
The funeral of the late Miss Mary J.
Murray, who died in st. Paul, was held
at the Church of the Guardian Angel this
eating. The pallbearears were DR.. j. J.
Schmitz. n. j. Steffen. F. O. Mather, d:
/ I. Guealy, Michael Ryan and j. G. Sic
ben. The attendance was quite large
those from out of the city being Mr.. and
Mrs c. j. Babcock Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Cavitzel, Miss Anna Murray and J. G.
Donnelly,, of St. Paul, and Mrs. A. w
Satterfield. of Grand Forks The deceas-
cd was daughter of Mrs. Anna Murray,
of Ravenna. ard universally esteemed
having a large circle Of f1iends in this
city and vicinity.
-Irs Cordelia H, wife of the Rev. E
r. Lathrop, of this city, has been COM
mitted to the Rochester asylum, har
mind having become unbalanced. Hel
age Is sINty-three Years.
The grand jury found the following in
dictmepts today: John Patterson, two in
elements, grand larceny in tie second
degree; II. c. Brown, OF South St Paul,
two Indictments forgery in the second
degree
i marriage license was issued yester-
day to Fred Dallle and Miss Emily Ger
hart of lEagan.
Attorney f. N. Crosby left This even
ing upon business trip to Cape Gracias,
! Nicaragua.
Thomas A. Maher left tonight to &C
cept a position as steamboat engineer at
employed at r. c. Libbey & CO.'S saw
mill the past TWENTY-FIVE years. is first
! class engineer and quite popular His
many friends wish him success.
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AanDeIed BY N Health

ment take on the sallow
hue of ruin when over
tasked Nature breaks
down. Look around
among your immediate
friends. How many Of
them have missed their
greatest opportunities
through lack of physical
and mental energy |
These men would not be
warned. They traded
on their strength and
took no precaution when
there has been at hand
the surest help for all such
in DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy.
The truth about this
great discovery OF DIR.
Greene should be made
known to all men.
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D[. GTooDo'S |
nno[VllIa
fOE tie Blood and HeTVss

These statements of the influence of -
he on worldly
corning the prompt positive
Inc grumblng surly
ways that
system
inc wall "nd up your physical strength
Lie SICK
N ana ilad lind in its soothing
MR. f. T. DEARTH Woodsvlle, H.
About
for
and wonderfu
ana resolved
heard and known of wonderful
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Danger Gauge Change in
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ST. PAUL.

D. m, weather. clear; wind, northwest.
RIVER BULLETIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-19
PROPOSALS.

FORT MONROE ARSENAL. VA. NOVEMBER
received here until TWO Pm. NOVEMBER
TWENTY SEVENTH. 1900. for purchase of con-
demryed ordnance and ordnance stores. including
cannon. projectiles. small arms, ammunition etc
Informa tion be had application to W A.
NARYE. Col, Ordnance Department. Com'd'g.
nol9, Fl q, 2i&2G
PROPOSALS Will. BE RECEIVED AT TIE NJ
reau of supplies and Accounts Navy Department,
Washington ID. c. until IL o'clock noon Noycnber
n 1900. and publicly opened Immediately therr;f-
ter furnish the Navy Yard, Washington, DC.
quantity OF bricks. lime, sand. stone cement.
states. sla paving blocks granite, hardware, luiu-
Der. rivets angle steel. steel plates. manganese
sheet brass steel forgings and
incs Blank praIosais will he furnished upon aDpll-
cation to the Navy Yard. Washington, DC A. $.
KENNY Payniaster General, L. $. y. nol9law2w
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIVE A FOiICE
between sherman and BrghtwOod avenues NV,
D. {. Otice Of the Commissioners ID. C, Wash
ington, November Is. lSDO.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will he received at this ONCE until II De-
ceulber s 1900. fer constructing police station
on block 10 south side OF Whitney avenue between
Sherman and Brgbtwood avenues NV, District Of
Columbia Blank forms of proposals and specihca-
tions together with all necessary nforma tion may
be obtained upon application therefor NJ the oice
lumsia. and bids upon these forms only will be
considered, The right is reserved to reject or
all bids. Proposals mast be Enclosed
velope. sealed and indcised on the outside. Pro
posal for Constructing a Police Station for the
District OF Colu:nbis.'' HENRY Is. Il. MACTAR-
LAND. JOHN w. ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH.
Commis sioners. n. c. nol5-6t