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were taken to the following effect: I.ocat-
ing the general hospital within easy reach
of Camp Roosevelt, but at a sufficient dis
tance from the scene Of the fireworks dis
play; ailotting amhulances to various fields !;
receiving favorably bid for $3.50 for the
printing of signs to be used in hospitals
and dispensaries and on ambulances; re-
questng the chief of police to pass all men
wearing the badge of the special service
white silk with an inserted red cross-and
permit ambulances to have the run of the
street at all times.
Col. A. Noel Brakeman. chief of staff to
Gen. Torrance and chief marshal of the
veterans parade, believes the line of the
next encampment will include fully O,OOO
men, and thus equal the parade at Cleve-
land. This estimate is decidedly tentative,
but from Col. Blakeman's bearing 1t is
rather below his expectations than above
them. By calculating the number of gen
eral visitors on the basis adopted by the
railroads line of 10000 veterans means an
attendance Of over $1,000 old soldiers ac-
companied by about 100000 civilians. The
total attendance on the encampment from
other communities would thus be over 35O,-
600.
Number Underestimated.
State estimates received at headquarters
at various times would Indicate however
that even this large appropriation will not
cover the crowd Illinois expects to send
1000 veterans and GO,0O0 civilians Penn
sylvania expects to exceed the attendance
of any other state Mr.. D. S. Wilder, divi-
sion agent of the Baltimore and Ohio and
chief of staff in the Department of Ohio
propheses an attendance of 10000 from the
buckeye state. These three commonwealths
alone would thus bring to Washington
about 100000 persons
Mr.. Wilder suggested the following points
as basis for his estimate as to Ohio
That Wells Post, Of which he is a member
will attend with 70 men; Mccoy Post, with
$50 men: the G. A. r. drill corps, with
about so men, makinsa veteran attendance
from Columbus alone of about 3OO that
Springfield and Dayton are to send about
$50 veterans each; that Memorial Post of
Cleveland, of which Senator Hanna is
member, will bring 300 men and the band of
the Sth Ohio; that ma4ly special trains are
being engaged to accommodate the general
visitors from that state, and that the in
terest throughout Ohio is widespread and
deem
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Trial of the Wordeu.

The torpedo boat destroyer Worden,
which, with the Bainbridge was given her
Standardization trial over the Barren Is
land course yesterday. showed that she is
the speediest vessel OF her class afioat
During squirt over one leg Of her trial
course the Wordeu developed speed Of
80 80 knots.
Both vessels exceeded the contract re-
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Quirement as to speed, the Worden show
ing an average OF 80 ST knots and the Balm
bridge 81. The contracts call for 2S
knots. The Worden was built by the Mary
land Steel Company and the Bainbridge
by Neafie & Levy. Philadelphia.
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Adjutant General Sias H. Towner has is
sued the following orders:
Aids on the staff of the commander in
chief on their arrival in Washington, will
report to Acting Senior Aid Henry s. Peck,
at the headquarters of the marshal of pa
rade, 1413 New York avenue and register
their Washington address.
'Those who expect to appear In the pa
rade will do well to secure their mounts
without delay by applying to Chairman Is.
II. Warner. 1405 New York avenue. Those
who appear in the mounted staff must be
uniformed with double breasted blue sack
coats, eight 6. A R. buttons, blue trousers,
army legginv, spurs. black felt military
hats, with gilt cord and wreath; white
gloves and badge of national aid-de-camp.
No other badge, medal or decoration will
be worn. Leggins, spurs, hats cord !,
gloves and badges can be procured in
Washington.
The commander-in-ehief with his imme-
treasury building, for which purpose the
column will be halted, and take his place
upon the reviewing stand. Aids will not
accompany him, but remain In their posi-
tiOnS, and pass in review and continue to
the point of dismissal"
Rules Governing Special Police.
Regulations for the conduct and control
of the special policemen appointed for the
encampment have been announced by Mai
fSlcnaro sylvester, chlef OF police. They
cover generally the whole field Of an Off
GERS conduct while on and off duty, ad-
monish the new men not to engage in ar
5uments with persons on the streets, to
'rfy themselves with dignity and forbear-
=" "''t"h particularly for sneak
thieves and burglars, and to use their au-
thorlty for the single purpose of protecting
their fellow-citizens and preserving order.
Reunions of the several army corps which
comprised the Army Of the Tennessee have
been arranged to occur in Camp Roosevelt
as follows: Thirteenth Corps, October 8, 10
pm; 10Th Corps. October s, 7:3O pm 10th
Corps, October 8. p.m.; 18th Corps, Oc-
tOber g. pm.
-. telegram was sent to President Roose-
Felt yesterday by Chairman Warner, in
which the executive was asked to take i'm
mediate action on the request from the citi-
zens committee that veteran employees of
the government be permitted to attend the
reunion without loss of annual leave. Mr..
Warner expressed himself yesterday as
rather confident the executive order would
be issued.
Colored Veterans Remonstrance.
A remonstraHce was received Yesterday
by Chairman NJ. l. Weller of the commit
Tee public comfort from a deputation of
colored men who met Mr.. Weller at the
home of Daniel Murray. The complaint
made was that the colored members of the
committee on public comfort had been or
SaniZed into special committee to well
come and care for their visiting comrades.
II he can arrange to do so Mr.. Weller will
meet this objection by having the names of
his committee enlen printed aIpha he + ica,lr
with no regard for the RI ee of the members
Details of the medical service TO be or
sanized for the enca mpment were consider
sd at a meeting Of the medical committee
held last night at the Riggs House. Votes
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would be welcomed. without regard to
whether they were members Of any veteran
organization. The reunion of these veterans
will take place in Thomas tent, Tuesday,
October T. at pm, and President Roose-
Welt and prominent army and naval officers
will be invited to be present
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High -uster, Soft finished Metallic Taffeta Rib
bons, in white. light blue. pink, maize. corn
Violet turquoise, Nile, rose. cardinal and bla X
The non-crushabie kind; inches Il Nu
wide; l9c. value. For Saturday. AINC,
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Liberty Satin Ribbons and Satin TafTrta Rib
bohS up to 3 inches wide, in white and all the
leading colrrings: desira BILE for saShes
and hat trimmings; regular price 39c OR
yard. Observation-Disclosures. ZrSE
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Regular Sl.50 Black Silk Chiffon Neck
ansg mu.hss' with long accordion -p!eated O&~
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Number I Satin-back Black Velvet Ribbons
usually sold at 49,. yard offered to- II Il
murrow for. II II 4
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Regular 15c. Wrist Bags, with chains in seal
TomoTro~ 1Da %a'T'' feathers Latest shapes A0C.
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Veilings and NeckWear

A new lot Of Eeilings just in gives a com
pete assortment of new styles. Tomorrow we
oher Hat and Complexion Wells of SIX chiffon.
lr dnrriudlng two-tone effects. Various leading
DOC. Vel S in this lOt-for ZSC
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Satin Tafeta Ribbons the non-crlshable sort ::
also splendid line Of Moirc Ribbons. both in
wide; regular price 29c yard For n n
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ladies Flannelette Night Gowns extra long
and wide: y0kes lined. Trimmed AN-
with braid. Sizes IA to II. Tomorrow 4EVC.
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Belts and Bags.

New style Postllion Belts. of more silk
fSsn Tomofso% R,asH ana w.tn steel trimming 25c.
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ENCAMPM PMENT PLANS
Reports to Be Submitted to
Executive Committee.
THE MEETING TONIGHT
FORM OF THE OFFICIAL INVITA-
TIoN AGREED UPON.
Call for Meeting of First Army Corps
Committee-Arranging for
Fireworks.

most important meeting of the citizens
executive committee on the thirty-sixth ma
tonal encampment of the G. A. r. will lie
held tonight at the Riggs House at s
O'Clock. Chairman Warner and his asse-
ciate chairmen of the subcommittee will
then present to the members of the execu-
tive committee full statement of all the
preparations for the encampment-a list Of
all expenditures made, a statement of all
the preparations which are now concluded,
a view of the entire eneampment as now
contemplated and balance sheet of the
finances of the committee. The indications
a re that the entire committee will be pres
ent. and that the meeting will conclude
what may be termed the general prelim-
inaries for the encampment. What follows
this meeting will be merely an adjustment
al details
Evening star., 1902-09-12
Colonial Wine Company ;
FORMERLY kEYwORTH'S, !:
Something New Under the SUM-.
Novel.
Dwarf
Barrels:
Containing,
4 ful gallon.
Of WhiskyO or.
Wine de-.
8EVeFed anV=,
where }.

HtNs Dwarf BafFtiS are
mos. -ajqUI. and because of
!. their novelty and merit meet
with prompt appreciation whcr-
ever sesr Made expressly for
. us. frr. .-tginai barrel slaves.
wl,'Cl .a-ura continued
agi"y aaA 'ightful bouquet.
Eacl barr: -ontains one full
galior .i.hnr of whiskey or
win s. rarieties to choose
fro- II which the following
only hints:
Pa .- RI Es::EL.. f, fitted with
m. -Hi Thoroughly sealed at
key ID .f1l r,rs-s ES. HS-ssf %2.f- $500
ksr Sy ,..,. 1.gr'.' +, ~ VIII, S.. 900
e " Ua'i.. r- H.rriou
W-is, n " Eai .n Dwarf 81 dDM
------- Q" WV
-oHs a5~ p fa r,.rr@} = ns-rsI>2y sisNey SS, %
SIJF q" g-rr,.T>.. r~rISKEv. n, pur-
est anT r-+- ohJainrrd. anywhere. with a
tends .s- IN Up .artr,-y The Wh,skSv
m.>J Sate' for hrs~" Us. for the sdei.3qr,i
anf $ = .an. lis purity IS abSnlu'" md
Tnyarti, one @Sll"r IN Sd nm
Colonin, CaIanet whiskoy. 15-year-old
MaTyfH:i i.... wrJuw and Wholesome
rs Is rs.~..'|. '.- .''ain- The extreme "f
f~r.,rf,1- Brarf r--r., r s''l.n in a Sc. 90
-, ol4 G. Es.,.ay. ,. one gal S8 (D0
Thrse-siaa coeaar 1'-aady. supeEie- qual-
ityxrr" -.'''r in r'ra-f Bar Sg mn
Imported csrr'1~- r.' z. ri Wine. 1G wears
TaI Ti1 rsr %H" 10" j" " Dwarf Bar $500
Ne Plus Ultra r.rt Wine. y
ES5rs I;s5r', "li, ia" 2si'a" IN Dwarf So 90
l.s STH = crla~.a'a 69.s .:.n.f RI gal So. so
li9s Ipl1f"a ii 6@a., %.i n.sr SGsonc E. 81. 90
.15fas lPno;,ea IT d ,., y,e.sr 50. Sag one S.. 90
lnnor,sa nld L. >s,,-ry-oDe e:3 90
; E.st California sherry or Ca
TaHbI VIM gallon in So EfD
Dwarf Barrel ----------.-..- aDAooV
."SDecials" for Saturday.
tiosaIan's Baltimore Ginger Ale
tiIc- allowed for battles returned. 7GIC
one dozen frr--.-..- ..-..-..... >S>s
Regular 90, Imported Marischino
Cherries ID Il G. brund,. quart EO~
bottles fuT....--.- ..-...-.. ~ , -
Pura ia iea-ria Wines inaluling
Port. Sherry. MuscatrI and Ciartt- QEc
81 90 dozcn. Per hottie -......... ASS-
Grnuine Uufy's Pure Malt Whis- Q9c
key, Per bottle, only .............. CZSa
Colonial
Wine Co.,
FORMERLY KEYwORTH's
Corner Ninth and ID SITS.
SELF Mail orders filled. Phone 21ss.
An IIgunrtgut COrupapy with
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For the Toilet.

Closing out all the well-known Oakley Triple
Extracts, odors including White Rose, Jockey
Club. Lily of the Valley. Peau de a
Espagne Lilac. etc-sold regularly II AlE
at 29c. ounce-for. 80. - HSe
Evening star., 1902-09-12

Regular $1.00 Silk Belts, in al the newest
shapes and efects-offered tomorrow IT,
Evening star., 1902-09-12

" B-Iia. r- HsT7fDu
E,--,i y .5,i 10. sal ,' ""'rf $500
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500 Ruches for S1.4S.
$500 RucheS for S1.9S.
Ribbons.

Numbec 8 Satin-back Black Velvet Ribbons
usually sold at l212c. yard. offered to- q -
morrow for only. acknowledgements. &C
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Adjutant Generals Orders.

invited the members of his staff to accom-
pany him and they have accepted.
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Nom -. TTIrr Iiy v'Flskey S2 nm
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N-y.- l0gTr-t f.-r WEfs- c ? I'm
hrS-' e. .irg iH .5 Barrel D1G sWU
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SIIfF.. E-rrs'aTv. rvrITSKEv. n, rur-
est an@ ''-+- "hJaiHrhi" anywhere with
rt.r'. ..- ..- >H# 'rs.r rsr-lIeU"e that eN-
tends .F- ..r ~-.r century The WhiskNy
most S9trf fer ts'f~.. Us. for the sidei.3Gr1;
anf $ --"nl. It's purity IS abS"lu'r md
unvarfi-- on" @tllnr. IN % GA nm
Dwarf PIrreI frr aD<G sNg'V
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I-rrr. .. H-r IrrI ~. WHr<- G ? nm
KEY iu '-rE-' Er-rrI I'D 7VU
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Senor Nincente Valdez, the editor of a
spanish weekly paper in Manila. has been
convicted of libeling DIR. Pardo de Tavera.
native member of the Philippine commits
sion. and has been sentenced TO six months
Imprisonment and TO pay a fine of $20O0.
Evening star., 1902-09-12

RI rs: Ell = fitted with
~. -'t rfhsrg-hly sealed at
Evening star., 1902-09-12

C0lonia' Cabinet WhiSkry. 15-year-old
Maryi8.-i t.- aS wsI'uw and Wholesome
rs Is rs-..'5. .. .'-air The extreme "f
BTarf F~rarf>r r,-r., r. s''l.n . in " So. 90
Evening star., 1902-09-12

Imported Crr"1He- .r".' r- Z. ri Wine 1G years
old. ore q Ton in " Do-arf Bar GR nm
rel for e0C atbtD
Evening star., 1902-09-12

olt CO I,..tn!y "ne gal G8 6DfD
Evening star., 1902-09-12

Three-Si1. TocHg" F'raHdy. superior quail
ity."r" -.'Nr in T~--f Bar &S nm
rel fr- DO sUy
Evening star., 1902-09-12

Childrens New Flanneette Dresses: in pin (
stripes of pink and blue Waists have breteiies
trimmed with fancy braid Sizes Or |
months TO years. Special. ......... zOCe
Evening star., 1902-09-12

Chairman B. H. Warner of the citizens
executive committee, l. NJ. Saunders of the
committee invitations and William Hahn
of the committee on printing have agreed
on a form for the official invitation to the
..r,1.
Evening star., 1902-09-12

Ne Plus Ultra F.Fr Wine. y ::
Years Oh IN" =. IT," ~ Dwarf G nm ::
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-05
TO REVIVE FORMER
AQUATIC PRESTIGE
Potomac Boat Club Plans a
Fall Regatta.
President Doyle Tells of Efforts IN
tended to Boom Washington Again
Among 0aTsmen.

y movement has been inaugurated by
the Potomac Boat Clue looking to the
holding Of regatta early in SeDtem-
Der y meeting of the club viii short
II be called to perfect arrangements
for the meet and to invite the cooper
alton Of the other clubs Of the city
While the September regatta is not
planned as a grand affair it is looked
upon as the first move in the re-estab-
Ishment Of the sport upon the waters
annual races at Washington were among
the features Of the years spof ing
events. but the work Of the Government
engineers in retaining the flats OBJ
structed the channels 10 such an ex-
tent as to cause the Abandonment CT
the river as a racing ground for the
oarsmen. With these Improvements
practically completed il is claimed that
there is 70 better water course in the
United States than that offered here.
President John Hadley Doyle, of the
Potomac Club, is enthusiastic over the
prospect Of the revival OF the sport IN
this vicinity, and the inauguration Of
races open TO all corners, with prizes
sufficiently attractive TO induce the
country's crack oarsmen to compete, is
the objective for which his club is now
striving
The regular mid summer club regatta
viii be held Saturday afternoon over
the upper course and promises to be
one of the best that has been given in
these waters in years. The crews are
in the pink Of condition and the races
viii probably be closely contested.
The program VIII include races for
singles, double SHELLS, and double work
ing boats. single and double canoes, and
eight-oared shells fc: juniors and mixed
crews.
The regatta viii be followed by the
usual Informal hop. Admission TO the
boat house viii be BY card only.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-05
ILL-bUCK FOLLOWING
STABLE OF MR. LAWSON
His Colors Unlikely to Be
Seen Again This Season

BOSTON. aug. 5.-The old saying that
misfortunes never come sinEIy would
seem 10 be borne out by the iI-luck thai
Eas followed the uottiug stable Of
Thomas v. Lawson this season.
Early in the season JuEtorio. q green
trotting mare, that had been saved over
for two seasons with the express pur-
pose of winning the N. & II. stake at
Detroit. was taken sick with bilious
fever, which resulted IA her being
thrown out Of training. Then the fast
young stallion Dreamer, 2-I414, went
wrong. and ExfoTd Boy, 2-2o. winner CT
the two-year-oId division Of the Ken
lucky Futurity at Lexington last fall,
was sent 10 the farm with an ailing leg
Following 53is. others Of the string fell
by the wayside. Then came the accident
to BoraIma. followed yesterday BY the
death OF Junturio.
Mr. Lawson's secretary states that
the stable Of trotters which Tom Marsh
has been campaigning through the Grand
Circuit has been ordered home and that
it IS not probable that Mr. LAWSON s
colors viii be seen en- the trottiug tart
again this season.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-05
STOCK MARKET SHOWS
L STEADY, FIRM TONE
Losses of Yesterday Were
Quickly Recovered.
ALL RAILWAY LISTS ACTIVE
St Louis and San Francisco Issues
Made Good Advanoes-TheIe Was
Little Doing IN Miscellaneous Stocks
Of ANY Character.

NEW YORK. Aug 5--The Stock Mar
ket showed much better tone IN the
early dealings than prevailed at the
cIosaof business yesterday. and, in fact,
many OF the losses made then were
ouicllly recovered. The railway list fur
nished. the greater. part OF the activity
with fairly large dealings in the South
err Railway shares. Texas and Pacific.
and Missouri Pacific The Iast-uamed
opened very weak, hut soon rallied quite
sharply. Further advances we're noted
II the st. louis and san Francisco is
sues. where the trading was stimulated
BY renewal OF the reports that the
company was arranging an important
contract with the Southern Railway sys-
tenn. other strong and active features
Of the railway list we're Norfolk and
Western. Louisville and Nashville, and
St. Louis and Southwestern. Compare
lively little was done in the miscei-
Ianeous stocks. American Smelling was
somewhat reactzcuary. while AnalEa-
mated Copper was strong The Steel
shares showed small fluctuations, and
the local traction group was neglected
the IeoPening OF the London market
brought with it irregular price changes
for American stocks. with advances pre-
dominating in the more active issues,
notably IN Southern Railway, common
The market held steady throughout
the forenoon. but also continued exceed
ingly dull The general upward move
ment n the Vanderbilt stocks impaired
temporary lie 10 the remainder Of the
market. but when the movement sub
sided the trading in general became
stagnant again Comparatively active
and firm features OF the railway list
we're Southern Railway, Kansas City.
Fort Scott. ard Memphis and Atehison
St. Paul was comparatively heavy. Lon
don operations in this market were O.
insignificant proportions
Total sales up TO / p m, we're 217,-
500, and bonds. 1857. coo.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-05
BEooklaads Defeat Y. N. c. A

The Brookland team defeated the nine
from the Y. II. c. 4. by a score Of p to
Is yesterday afternoon Dawson did the
Iaborious box work for the winners and
twirled a superb game for them. Col
lie, charge d'afaires behind the bat. did
good work for his team He IS a hard
worker and could travel IN faster com
pany if he desired. It is said that he
has an offer from the Raleigh. y. c.,
bail team.
The Brooklands would ike to arrange
games with all teams IL the city. Chal-
ienges Should be addressed 10 Ross
Baird. 1925 Dover Street. Brookland.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-05
Ameriean EagIas Victorious.

The American Eagles defeated the
South Ends yesterday in d close and ex-
citing game by the score Of Il to 9
Ford's pitching for TIE Eagles VS. the
feature Of the game. striking cut ten
men The Eagles played an uphin game
and although the score was S to /
against them IN the third inning, they
settled down and allowed the South
Ends only one run thereafter. and with
aid Of timely stick managed to change
defeat into victory The team is com
posed Of The following players: Ford, p
Anderson. SIS: Mofitt, Oh; Turner. 2b.;
/ CornweII. Ib. Harmed. c.: Chris. CT;
SDaIding RI; Knott. If The Eagles
would like 10 arrange games with teams
averaging seventeen years Of age Ad-
/ dress challenges 20 +. Harmed. 73g Four
and-a-half Street southwest.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-05
OPPONENTS OF 0LE0
GIVE VIEWS ON PALM OIL
Declare It Should Be Taxed at Highest
Rate.

The other side OF the palm oil ques-
ton was presented today to Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue Yerkes, by
c. Y Knight, secretary Of the National
Dairy Union.
He contended that all vegetable oil
in its pure state. is coIorIess; that the
color contained in it is from the vege-
table fiber Of the plant. through the pro-
cess OF manufacture; that it can be sep
aTated, and that thereafter the oil con
tanning the color IS an artificial color
ing matter. when used n the manufac-
ture Of oIeomargarine. OIeomargarine
containing vegetable oils, possessing
color. should therefore be taxed at q
rate Of 10 cents per pound.
Commissioner Yerkes has not yes de
cided the matter.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-05
PROPOSALS.

-0FF!C.r OF TIE COMMISSIONERS D c.,
Washington. D. C.. Jals =, $50 t-AEEi y
PROPOSALS viii be received az this Office
Until = O'CLOCK NOON, SEPTEMBER T. 1872
for furnishing gaze and check valves Tor " 4tt1
Department. Specifications and 5laas ioTIls Q.
proposal Inav De obtained st tins Office HENRY
B. r. MCFARLAND. JOHN BiDDLE. CON
rlissioners D. c ly5ossI-aul, z,i,5
PROPOSAL FOR FURNISHING CAST-IR0N
WATER PIPE-OFFICE or TIE COMMISSION
EES J.. G. Washington d. g. july =, l90z-
SEALED PROPOSALS wil be receives! = this
Office until T. O'CLOCK SCjN- ST SJST If,
1877 for furnishing l4-iaeG eaSs-ilsG safer
PIE >UeeitC atoms and t4a... forms ni Pc
Flsli nay be obtained IL this Once HT-Nkr
3 z MCFARLAND. JOIN BiDDl-i., Com
nlissioners D. C. i-sy,5I -aul-2-4