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New-York tribune., 1900-04-30

Washington. April 2s.-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:


Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
Captain GEORGE o. soUIER. Signal Corps Is relieve1
a Gm further % s duy in ob6 se viii ee eoed ne san
cisco and report for duty.
'%"Ts BAro@ R w. ff month is
Leave of absence month surgeons certificate
assistant adjutant general
The e@ye % Of Major e one
Captain JOSIAH H. KELLOGG. upon his own application
at e the wentworth Military Academy Missouri
Major JOHN J. oCoNNELI. ist Infantry, in this CITY,
conducting detachment of his regiment to Cuba.
'yf of surgeon S ER To 1t Acting
Inc granted ~ Major John rs R0pMAN eoh inantry
March IA. Is extended month account of sick
Major JOIN MILLS Corps Of EnsnssEs !; relieved
to New-York city. and viii report to the Chief Of
FRS. Lieutenant EDGAR T. coNLEy. ,2rst Infantry
win proceed to Columbus Barads and report for as
post via san Francisco to Philippines.
The cp q a
.. 1900 is extended three months on account OF
Second md Lieutenant cHARFs RAARp in cSyx
discharged. will proceed o his home.
First Lieutenant LAWRENCE h sIMoNDs. sh Infantry.
meHt Of Saniiaso Puerto Principe and viii re
First Lieutenant FRANK G BoGGs Corps Of Engineers
5 Tno, rGm firth 1qssr duty duty ~ under raeTs Of sR
effect June l. 1900, and will proceed from Tampa To
Of Ensineers Gs and t at the Ensnesr school
First Lieutenant LEROY $ LYON ID Artillery. Is d.
%e e Light iSF Aey aaon anG ror' e2
and viii proceed to that post and report FOR aS's"
NAVY.
Lieutenant W. L. RODGERS, detached Washington Yard
connectcn come Ito % draft for TentucSy. KY, VI
Paymaser NJ. RAY. additional duty with accounts OF
Chesapeake and Newport
Lieutenant Commander F. r. FREEMAN. order aist
modified detached Indiana arrival at League Isl
Lieutenant C E. BRITAIN; to duty on Iowa. at Fhem
erton. Wash. immediately.
W POwELSON. detached Buffalo. proceed
to Washington and wait instructions.
Commander P GARsT' detached Washington Yard May 3
Board Of Inspection.
Ensign T. NJ DICK. sick leave granted for six months
Lieutenant A. A. ACKERMAN. additional duty n
sPector Of equipment OF Wisconsin.
Lieutenant Commander H. T. MAYO. relieved from duty
inspector Of equipment. Wisconsin. and to duty
connection fitting out of that vessel
Lieutenant Commander ]. H. BULL. detached Bennng
and to Newark
Lieutenant H. GAGE detached Bennington and to York
Lieutenant Commander II T. CLEAvER. detached Ben
ninGton and --onterey.
Navs! eTa4f Gaqst MARBLE detached Brooklyn and to
Lieutenant Commander c. s RICHMAN. detached New
Captain c. E IDE, detached Yosemite New
Orleans.
Iieutena Commander W. G. HANNUM detached Yose-
mite and to Petrol.
Captain F. LONGNEcKET. to Mare Island Hospital.
Lieutenant Commander d. II. MAHAN. to hospital.
Yokohama
Pay Inspector w J. THOMSON. to hospital. Yokohama
Lieutenant NJ NJ. TAYLOR, detached Petrol and
Manila.
Lieutenant d. V. H, ALLEN. detached Concord and
Nashville
Lieutenant F. C BIEG, Concord Monad-
Lieu'eTan' en B. SAMPSON detached Monadnock and to
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
PLOT TO MURDER CHARGED
WOMAN ACCUSED OF CONSPIRING TO
KILL PROSECUTOR VOORHEES,
SHE DENIES 1T.

New wBruhswick April 20 (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Rosa
Ruck, keeper of hotel at Catharine and Somer-
set sts.. arrested last evening charge of
conspring to bring about the assassination or dis
appearance of Prosecutor John S. Voorhees,. of
Middlesex County. The charge is preferred by Syl-
agency in New-York City.
On March 2S last there fire at the factory
of the Consolidated Fruit Jar Company, in this
city. which almost a duplicate of one which
had occurred at the factory only few
months before. 1t believed that the fire
of incendiary origin, and to discover the incen-
diaries and accomplish their arrest and conviction
the Fruit Jar Company offered reward of $1,000.
For some time Cos9rove and another detective
named John HILL connected with the agency.
have been in New Brunswick working up the case.
Cosgrove secured employment with the Fruit Jar
Company. He discharged in a few days for
smoking a cigarette in the factory. He went to
Mrs. Ruck's place, where he boarding, and told
her that he would do up the man who had dis
charged him before he left the city. Mrs. Ruck,
Cosgrove alleges. said that she wanted the prose
culor put out of the way, as he was constantly
Slgo if Mr.. Voorhees, killed.
offer to Hill. and to have given as her reason that
the prosecutor had had her indicted for keeping
disorderly house. Cosgrove and Hill entered into
the arrangement, it is said. and agreed to kill Mr.
voorhees, on Thursday night.
On Friday, they say they reported to Mrs Ruck
that they had been unable to carry out the plan.
as they had not positively identified the prosecutor
grove and Hill. and these reports were submitted
formed of the contents of the reports so far as they
concerned him. He waited without action until
allowed the Complaint ain the te be made ei by W cosgove
Mrs Ruck had hearing before Recorder Kuhn
statements Mrs Rucli made voluntary state
ment denying the charges and asserting that the
Way for s She 80 said She Laughed at their talk as
they had been drinking.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
ONE BODY IDENTIFIED; ANOTHER FOUND
CORPSE TAKEN FROM EAST RIVER on sATUR-
DAY WAS THAT OF FURNITURE
MANUFACTURER.

The body of the found in the East River at
Jackson-st. on Saturday Identified at the
Morgue yesterday that of Charles Itch, sixty
years old, of No. 327 East Eighty-fourth-st. Itch
was manufacturer Of furniture, and disappeared
from his home on December 81 last. The identi-
hcation made by Miss Anetta Itch, daughter
CT the dead man.
In the same spot yesterday morning the body of
another man taken from the East River
il was the body Of a about thirty-eght
years old. five feet seven inches tall. There
Was small patch Of blond hair the back
or the head, and the fore part of the head was
bald The body was badly decomposed, and appar-
entity had been in the water long of
Itch. On the right arm tattooej the initials
e Y. d. and the figure OF dancing girl. On
the left arm was an anchor with the word Hope"
on II. There was nothing found the body by
which II could be identified. The body was taken
the Morgue.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30

NEW WATERWORKs WILL REQUIRE OUT
LAY OF ssOO0OOo.

Residents of Jersey City beginning realize
that it will be impossible for them to get their
promised new water supply at the price named In
the contract made with p. II. Flynn, of Brooklyn
who assigned it TO the Jersey City Water Supply
Company. From recent developments it is be-
lieYed that the cost &C the work will be nearer
sSO00o than it will be to the contract price-s595
COO This belief is the outcome of conference on
Friday held by Mayor Hoos. the members of the
Finance and the Street and Water Board. Clerk
George T. Bouton Supervising Engineer Garwood
Ferris, Corporation Counsel Allan l.. McDermott
and Corporation Attorney John w. Queen One OF
the things decided on at the conference was the APP
pointment Of nlmber of inspectors to supervise
the various branches of the work.
1t was found that the inspectors services would
cost about $4,000 There is no fund from which
to take this sum, but it is thought that plan
will be devised to meet the expense which is
deemed necessary.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
PITCHES CAMP on PARADE GROUND
THE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT HAS A NOVEL,
KIND OF HOME DRILL

KIND OF HOME DRILL
Taking advantage Of the delightful Weather and
in accordance with the orders of for General
Charles F. Roe TO the different REGIMENT COM
manders to get much outdoor drill As possihle
Colonel Clayton Of the 18th Regiment ordered out
door drill Saturday night. The men of the regi
ment assembled early in the evening at The ar
rnory, Eghth-ave. and Fourteenth St. and ma rched
10 the Prospect Park Parade Grounds where they
went into temporary camp. The companies as they
reached the grounds, separated, and the order was
given 10 pitch tents. Company streets were hur-
redly laid out The commissary department set
up its cooking apparatus. laid fires and placed
water on to boil. Sentries posted, and the
entire regiment went into camp the same as if
the regiment were a Held Of battle The mess
consisting of coffee and sandwiches being pre-
pared. assembly and mess calls were sounded and
while the band and field music gave a concert the
Euardsmen enjoyed the evening luncheon prepared
for them. large number Of people saw the regi-
ment and cheered them they broke camp at II
O'Clock. -
Richard A Douglas private of Company NJ
while helping his comrades TO pitch a tent tainted
but was Immediately attended by the Ambulance
Corps; He was weak from a recent attack of
typhoid fever.
il is understood that the regiment Will march
this summer TO Peekskil. spending a night both
coming and going in camp by the roadside.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
COMMITTEE TO CALL ON PRESIDENT.
TO REMIND HIM THAT HE is EXPECTED TO AT
TEND SAENGERFEST.

At a meeting of the United Singers held yester-
day afternoon in Arion Hall a committee was ap-
pointed to wait upon President Mckinley to re-
mind him that he has been counted upon to attend
the National Sangerfest, which is be held In
Brooklyn this summer The committee consists of
S. X Saenger, DR.. w. John Schildje and August
Temann.
Assured by the German Ambassador Wash
ington that personal reception will be accorded
him by Emperor William, S. X. Saenger the pres
tdent OF the United Singers of Brooklyn, will leave
Brooklyn this summer for Germany. His departure
will take place some time in the latter part of
July. after the close of the Nineteenth National
Sangerfest. Mr.. Saenger will tender to Emperor
William the thanks Of the German-American sing
ers for the prize given by the Emperor for the best
rendition by the competing singing societies of a
song which was written by Adolph Fassbaender
After the outbreak of the Franco -Prussian War
funds collected in this country the widows
and orphans of the killed. Mr.. Saenger then
started collection among the members of the
Dramatic Society Thalia Then a benefit perform
ance was given at his suggestion, and later fair
also arranged by him, brought $1,000. All the
money collected was sent to Germany. and EN-
peror William / personally sent his thanks to Mr.
Saenger and his coWorkers.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30

SAYS HE USED THE WEAPON TO DEFEND HIS
LIFE

James ONeil eighteen years old OF No l54 Bed
lord-aVe early yesterday morning shot In the
LETT thigh with a 32-calibre revolver the hands
or Jacob Hans. a saloonkeeper No 144 Bedford
ave lie received wound which was regarded as
serious last night at the Eastern District Hospital
. Neill and several other youths entered the
saloon before midnight and got into a dispute with
itans over the payment for drinks When Hans
ara then he armed himself with the revolver and
again told the boys they must leave. When they
made move II harm the saloonkeeper he
biazed away at them ONeill received the bullet in
his left thigh. His companions away. O'NeiV
Imped out OF the place and fell to the sidewalk
The shooting attracted crowd ONeill was so
weak from loss of blood that IL was not possible
FOR the doctors to probe for the bullet until yeser
day afternoon Hans was held for felonious assault
and charged with carrying a revolver without a
permit. When he was arraigned in the Iee-ave
police he declared that II had not defended
himself he would have been killed. The Magistrate
adjourned the hearing until to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
DEADLocK Iv rHE EAsr oRANGE cor,clL

Orange. April % (SpecaD.-The expected fight and
deadlock In the City Council came last night when
an informal meeting caucus was held to decide
on the chairman for the co ming year There were
two candidates, Captain John H. Palmer an ad-
herent and supporter OF Mayor Bruen, and Thomas
W. Jackson an anti-Bruen man. The first ballot
resulted: Palmer. Jackson l. Fiftv-thraa ~
lots were taken without variance and the meeting
adjourned No further attempts elect chair.
man will be made until Tuesday evening when
under the law the Council must meet TO organize
Until the deadlock is broken the municnpI ma
chinery Of East Orange must be at a standstili
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30

Department the Interior OfHre ~ Indian Asfsf-.
Washington. D. G. March 20 i90oSeaisd proposals.
dorsed Proposals for blankets wooden and
Cl1thinE. the and ife-faf -
Con missioner 81 Indian Affair." Nos - au4 "a Vo0sar
New York received Z 0'-llak
p. OF Tuesday. May u 1900 furnishing -
Indian Service blankets. goods hing
notions. hats and Bids be made Govern
me1t blanks. Schedules giving all nf1rnara,
fer bidders will be furnished application Indian
Washington. u and sf-se+
New CITY. T Johnson ChIraco. III.
Commissaries Of Subsistence. L. : Cheyenne I4av-
p1stmastrrs Sioux City. f@nkfon. CIV
Caldwell. Topeka Wichita. and Tucson. BIDS viii s.
opened the hour and days above stated bte-s
present opening. The Iep.-s4le--
the determine the point delivery and n
reject any and all bids. any part % my bd
W a JONES. C1mnizsione~
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
A MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL FOR NEWARK

new hotel to s1OO0.OeO is now seriously
talked of in Newark. The project of a first class
hotel has come up in Newark at different times in
the last ten years, and three years ago the Board
Of Trade made energetic effort raise the capi-
tai. but got pledges of less than 100000 The men
who are interested include Chandler " Riker
Richard c. Jenklnson. l.. Spencer Goble p Sanford
Ross, Thomas n. McCarter, jr.. Moses Plant Ber-
nard Strauss and UZal II. McCarter. Among the
sites talked of is the property of Colonel E Fl
Wright in Park Place - "
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
FIFTY-FITE YEARS IN THE MINISTRY

Montclair April % (SpeciaD.-The Rev BENJAMIN
F. Bradford. pastor of the Cedar Grove Congre-
gatonal Church. and father of the Rev Amorv
II. Bradford. pastor OF the First Congregational
Church in this place. completed his hfty-hfth year
as minister to-day and also celebrated the
eleventh anniversary of his pastOrate of the Cedar
Grove Church Mr.. Bradford is eighty-one years
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
QUIGG NAY HOLD on UNTIL ELECTION

Republican headquarters in this city yesterday
was practically deserted. Senator PIatt went to
Atlantic City on Saturday TO spend Sunday with
his wife B. b. Odel. jr.. chairman of the Repub-
lican State Committee Is now travelling in Calf
fornla and there were few Republican politicians
or note on hand. There a rumor which was
not verified, that Lemuel E. Qugg, owing to he
Ghculty In finding a successor for him as presi-
dent OF the Republican County Committee would
remain in that office indefinitely and that no sue
cessor for him would be named until after the
found " w
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
THINKS THERE IS SOMETHING IN A NAME.
PATERSON JEwELLER SAYS HIS INTERPRETED
WITH BUSINESS SUCCESS.

Paterson April % (SpeciaD.-Judge Dixon has
granted leave to Samuel Bunavevch, shoe dealer
In Passac City. to change his to Max NJ.
Blake for business family and personal reasons"
In granting the request Judge Dixon differs with
County Judge Barkaow
few weeks ago, when Assembyman Vivian VI.
Lewis presented to Judge Barkalow a petition from
Isaac Rabinowltz a jeweller In this city, asking
leave to change his Isaac Robinson, the
Judge refused grant ii. The lawyer had stated
that the name of Rabinowitz strange and
peculiar in this country and it interfered materially
with the increase of business. The petitioner said
that fire insurance in the old line companies had
been denied him and that he told that 1t
an unwritten rule that risks should not be taken
with persons whose ended in 'itZ."
The petitioners counsel preparing to appeal
the case to higher court when Bunavevich ap-
peared The law allows the petition in such cases
to be addressed to either the Judge of the Common
will now take his before Judge Dixon.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
YOUNG HOTEL sWINDLERs CONFESS.
SHOES STOLEN FROM THE wALDoRF-AsToR1A
AND BLANKETS FROM THE AULIC

Camille Award seventeen years DID, Of No. 161
West Fourth-st., and Benjamin Baum, twenty
six years old who he lives at the Marlborough
Hotel, the young persons arrested Friday night
charge of swindng the Waldorf Astoria
Hotel confessed yesterday to the theft of
ber of pairs of shoes from the guests of the hotel
where they stayed several days. Guests who left
their shoes outside their rooms to be cleaned
got them again, but nothing known OF what
had become of them TIL the confession made.
The prisoners also said they had stolen a number
of blankets from the Auc. at Broadway and Thir-
ty-fifth-st., and they owned up other small
robberies. They remained at number of hotels in
the city for several days al time and then left
without paying their bills. They were remanded
in Jefferson Market Court on Saturday till to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
pKOroSAI.s TO COLLECT ANn nIsPoSE

or ASHES from private residences and such other
places in the city OF Washington the C1wui-sioue-s
may Executive Ofce. C1mmisson-rs the
District of Columbia. Washington. April - lgo sealed
proposals. Indorssd Proposals collect dispose u
ashes from private residences and such places
the CITY Washington the Commissl1rrrS may desx
nate. will be received al this Office until II O'Clock u
May TO- 1900 collect and dispose % ashes per
forms ~ proposals and specatons copies Wh-h and
all other information. Al 80
office Cleaning Louisiana Avs
y. W. Washington. n. g. \ certified check two
thousand S2.OV0l dollars a certificate Collector
Of Taxes D. g. that said amount has been deposited
him accompany each prop sal guarantee that
bidder VIII should -
accepted The right reject and all bids reserved
JOHN r. WIGHT JOHN ". Ross. LASSINi H.
BEACH Commissioners H.. g.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30

FRANK BERGEN, OF ELIZABETH, SAID TO
HAVE STRONG BACKING FOR
THE PLACE

Elizabeth, April % (speciaD.-Frank Bergen
started for Washington this afternoon to consult
Senators Sewall and Kean. 1t is said. relative to
the movement foot secure for him the ap-
pointment of Judge in Porto Rico Governor
Voorhees, is strongly urging Mr.. Bergen for the
place. and. it is said, he will have the indorse-
ment of Attorney General Griggs. If Mr.. Bergen
finds that the two New-JerSey Senators will en-
courage him, he will become active aspirant for
the place Should he receive the appointment he
would retire from the Congress contest, making
Congressman Fowler's denomination a certainty
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
pROPOSALS TO CLEAN UNIMPROVFD

STREETS IN THE DISTRICT OF COf.rM MHrA -
cf taI4nIssa
Washington L.. e. April -. $500. sealed proposals r.
dorsed Proposals unmprov-d streets gi -
this until u O'Clock NJ Mav TO- ss &,
clean unmpToved the % Washirgfon
per blank Of proposals and suecia sfllra
copies which. and all other Information may
be office of the Of
Cleaning Louisiana uorthwes-. Ineon
-. \ check for thousand dollars 81 t..i
certificate OF the collector u Taxes. T. E salt
has been deposited with him. accompany
proposal a guarantee that the builder -nte-
his bid should be accepted The right 10
reject any and all bids is reserved, JOHN g. WIGHT
JOHN W ROSS LANSING II. BEACH Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
PROPOSALS TO SPRINKLE. SWEEP AND

CLEAN by machine such improved streets AMI ave
the District Of Columbia the Commissioners
desSnateCfice COMMISSIONS OF the District u
Columbia. Washington, April -. le"-Sealed proposals.
indOTsed proposals spCinkle. clean and sweep
and avenues will na received
clean the paved and avenues % the Dis
OF Columbia. Uar blank forms of proposals and
which,. and
formation y obtained the Cfice % the Sursrtu
Cleaning i6+ Louisiana North
west. Washington. T. q. \ certified check
dollars or a collector
OF Taxes, l. G. that said amount has been deposied
him, each propoSal
bidder viii into IL his bid sr5ut
be accepted. The right To reject AID an bids
served. JOHN B. WIGHT JOHN W. ROSS LANSING
II. BEACH. Commissioners the Dstric. columbia.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
JOHN NICHOLAS BROWN DANGEROUSLY yLJ

delegate of the Episcopal Church to the Ecu
menical Conference, IS dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever at the home OF friends IN this city At the
house last night II said that Mr. Browns CON
dition was critical. Mr Brown is a descendant az
Moses Brown. founder of Brown University -
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
pRoPosALs.-U S. DEFARTNENT oF

Agriculture, once Of the Secretary washington r.
.. 19lOSe3ied proposals win he Al
once Of the Dishurs,ns clerk until p Tau-sday.
sor furnishing supplies !uriI
~. 1901. follows Statilnery iho-af0ry
lumber and packing boxes; fuel painters plumbers
cleaning carpets. telegraph and hariwar-
flags; maps. fapfrsul-s furniture
paper: signal and lanterns. Full information fur
ntshed application % the Disbursing ClerS the
Weather Bids b. sealed and addressed .
Secretary OF Agriculture. accordance with
tous given schedules
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
Proposals.
:, Whitehall Street. New

a RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street New
York city April 30. o0-seaIed proposals IN trip
licate Will be received here until II O'Clock
10 1900 and then opened IN the 81 bidders
supplying this Department stationery Illuminating
rcs miscellaneous hardware galvanized iron
httI1gs. oils brushes horse and mule
officer furniture. specified schedule rad az
this office. u. :.
any all proposals. part thereof Preference viii
be given articles % dcmcstic production
faeture. conditions of quality and price nCudnR
price OF foreiEn productions manufacture the duty
thereon being equaL Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked: Proposals uarternsster's sr-
piles u be opened Nav -. 1900 addressed Gel
A s KIMBAII. a @ NJ Geu'l u. :. y. Depot Quar-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
DEPOT QUARTERlTASTERS OFFICF

Washington. u. G.. April .. 1g00-Se1let proposals
in tripcate viii be received here until E. 81 MONDAY
MAY - 1890 for furnishing during fiscal ending
June 30 1901. fuel and mineral lamp OIL Information
furnished application right accept or
reject all proposals
containing proposals should marked 'Trcuosals
Fuel OiD'' addressed T p TRUE. DEPOT o "
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE OPENS.
EPIsCoPALIAN SERVICES IN THE INTEREST OF
LABOR AT WASHINGTON

Washington April pa two days Conference of
the Church Association for the Advancement Of the
Interests of Labor began here to-day the sessions
being devoted religious services in a number ~
the Episcopal churches. The Conference beean
with the celebration Of Holy Communion at Trinity
Church Conference sermons were preached at the
morning services in the following churches: Trinity
Responsibility Of Income" the Rev Joseph Rev
nolds OF New-York. president of the associa-
ton; Epiphany. the Rev. John p Peters; ST
Marks Pro-Cathedral. THE Power of Love the
EeF tloyd Tompkins; ST. Johns. the Rev AieYan-
der Mackay-Smith. Christ Church THE SacreG
ness OF Labor the Rev: Walter F. Bentley and AZ
81. PauPs the Rev. William II. Van Allen "
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
NJ ALA RIA,

Fevers, ChilIs, Coughs.
Colds, Dyspepsia of what,
ever form, quickly cured bv
taking DUFFY'S Malt. A
tablespoonful in glass of
water three times q dav.
All druggists and grocers.
Beware Of limitations.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
PROPOSALS TO CLEAN IMPROVED AL

LEYS N THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
II the Commissioners % the District Columbia Wash
ington. ID. g., April - I9O0Sealed Proposals .ndlrss4
Proposals clean improved alleys Will De- received
this office until Il O'Clock NJ. MAY 10 o. cl-sn
the improved alleys in 0f Washington. ID.
blank forms ~ proposals and specidcton copies
Of which. and all other necessary nfcrma
obtained the office II the sup rntendent street ana
Alley Cleaning. iG4 Louisiana avenue northwest Wash
&. \ certified thousand dlf4r.
(SUUOl a certificate OF the Collector Taxes d. a.
that said has been deposited with hin.
company each proposal guarantee TINT The bidder
will into contract II his bid should accepted
The reject and all bids JOHN
y. WIGHT. JOHN ". ROSS. LANSING r. BEACH
Commissioners Of The District uf Columbia.