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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS
IN THE DISTRICT COURTS

Equity Court No. ., Justice Bradley
22,s09. Marlenry VS.. Marlenry: leave to
file answer granted. g9H, Liobermann
VS.. Roach; trustees authorized TO invest
fund in her hands. 23.zo4. Hall VS.. Mar
tin, James T. Bundy appointed. ad litem.
OF infant. 22.5S4. Lane VS.. Taylor; pro
cOufosso, order set aside and leave TO
file answer granted.
Equity Court No. 1, Justice HagEeT-
No Assignments.
Circuit Court No. /. Chief Justice Bling
hans. 500 MaCaUley VS. Waggaman.
commission ordered to issue.
Circuit Court No. .. Justice Clabaugh-
No assignments.
Criminal Court No. 1, Justice Anderson
No assignments.
Criminal Court no Justice Barnard
Hillary u. Smith. uIaintim. VS. Raphael
A. CASTELAR,. defendant. 44SIg: appeal.
motion for new trial and motion to tax
costs argued and submitted. United
States vs.. James II. Moore, %. 142. con
victed Of assault 20 Kill; motion for new
trial overrUled, sentence eight years in
West Virginia penitentiary, TO take effect
from date
Probate Court-JUstice Barnard-Estate
Of William Brown; waiver and consent
of Mary +. SqCires. Estate of Daniel A.
Smith, inventory of money and debts
filed Estate OF William w. Joshston;
petition Of William 3. Johnston for let
tiers Of administration to American le-
cUrity and Trust Company: waiver and
consent. warrant to appraiser issued. Es-
tate Of Anna L DEE r. Amoss; final ac-
count of Charles a. Douglass. collector:
final account Of Charles A. Douglass ard
Conrad Il Symc. collectors approved and
passed. Estate OF William W. Johnston
order appointing guardian ad Item, an
swer OF guardian ad litem. order grant
ing letters OF administration TO American
Security and Trust Company, and William
B. Johnston; bond. $40 900. Estate Of
Galusha s. Riggles; bond approved and
letters issued. order for publication
against creditors; notice to creditors is
sued in Washington Law Reporter" and
The Times; return day, March %, 1893
Estate Of Reuben B. Clark; order vacat-
ing sales and directing return of deposits
and purchasers. Estate Of Robert Cor
coran ct al. minor; order authorizing
Elizabeth A. MCGEE to sue on former
guardian bond. Estate OF Henry c. A
Gibbs bond approved and letters issued.
warrant TO appraisers issued. Estate Of
Charles Wheatley: statement for account
with vouchers: receipt OF legatee filed
Estate OF Eliza Mosher, receipt Of Rev
James F. Mackin for pecuniary legacy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
MORE ABOUT CALLAHAN.
Chief Urquhart, of Manchester, Mass,
Tells Of Other Arrests.

Captain BOardman this morning re-
ceived a letter from Thomas O. d. UrQu-
hart. Chief OF Police at Manchester. re-
garding Patrick Callahan. who was ar
rested here several weeks ago by Ser
geant Jack. Of the Eighth precinct. on
a charge Of Illegally soliciting funds
from various business men in the city.
According to Chief Urquhart, Callahan
was arrested IN Lynn, Mass, June 3, 1899.
where he was promoting a Home Pur-
chasing Company" He was taken into
custody on a charge Of obtaining none y
under false pretences, and was later re-
leased on $500 bond When the date Of
his trial arrived. however. Callahan, the
chief stated in his letter, failed to ap-
pear. and another warrant was issued
on another count.
This time the accused man. according
to the letter. was bailed out in The sum
Of $500, and after his release lett town
his bondmen having to make good with
the city.
Chief UrQuhart stated that he had seven
or eight other cases against Callahan
but never knew what became OF him until
he heard from the Washington authori-
ties.
Callahan is at present out on $500 bond
awaiting his trial. Il is not known
whether he is in the city OF not
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
MORMONISM ALARMS
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
Cult Declared to Be Spread
ing Rapidly.
Statement Against ohgarehy Printed and
Spread Broadcast, and a Vigorous
Crusade Is to Follow.

NEW YORK. March 29.-The mission
airy societies OF the various denOmina-
lions in the United States have become
alarmed at the progress and spread Of
Mormonism, and have Joined hands in an
effort 10 fight it.
The secretaries OF those societies have
drawn up a statement. which has been
signed by all Of them, and today spread il
broadcast over the country.
The statement points out that Mormon
ism's 'priestly oligarehy threatens free
government. its grssping priestcraft in
vades property rights. its varied vices
are destructive Of good morals. while its
pagan doctrine and practices are an
tagonistic to the gospel OF Christ"
Proceeding. the statement points out
that the system is rapidly growing over
the entire country particularly in :he
West
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WHITE House TO Be
GENERALLY RBPITPBD
President Secures Ample Sum
From the House.
Total Appropriation in SundIy Civi, Bill
$4,000, Of Which $4,000 Is for Re
pairing and Refurnishing.

The evidence is strong that President
Roosevelt proposes the complete refu--
nishing Of the White House nsxt sumner.
The first indication Of this is found in
the item Of SIS 900 in the sundry civil
/ bill for extraordinary repair and refur-
I nlshins' Of the White House. the money,
TO be expended as the President may see
/ ht
The fun appropriation for the White
House is $58.o0O. the details Of which are
as follows:
For care, repair, and refurnishing
! 81. 900.
For extraordinary repair and refurnish-
Ing, $4,000
Fuel for Executive Mansion. greenhouse
and stables. s. 600
Material and labor for sub-drainiug
driveway IN south grounds. 1000.
Care and maintenance Of conservatory
and greenhouses, $1,000
Repairs to conservatory and green
houses. $1,000.
Being an old building, the structure Is
IN constant need Of repairs OF more or
less extent. The furnishings in the pub-
nc rooms and those apartments used as
oASea are called upon 10 undergo an
amount OF wear and tear unknown 10 any
other private residence, and yet thew a.
treated as rule, on the theory that they
need no more repair and need II no often
pr than does any other private home.
mo really private part Of the house has
not had general OYerhauling and re-
furnishing Tor several years. Much Of the
carpets. hangings. and furniture is anti
quated and worn enough 20 givs il that
shabby appearance far from beinr In con
iormlty with the beauty and elegance that
snould distinguish the official some OF the
Chief Executive Of a nation like the
United States
The President is known 10 have been
DESTROYS for some time OF securing an
appropriation SUFFICIENT for a complete
rehtting OF the White House. and 10 have
presented the matter 10 the members O.
the Appropriations Committee OF the
House in his usual pointed and. as the
sequel shows. convincing way.
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APPOINTED HIMSELF TO
GO AHEAD OF TIE SHOW
The Mysterious Mr.. Romano
and His Alleged MiSdeedS.
Made Dates for Opera Company and
Lived Well at HOtels-"Dcu't Know
Him." Says Manager.

A mysterious parsonage, claiming the
name Of Robert Rouaine, is travelling Sc
re1ely over the country minus hotel bills
and transportation charges, with a de-
teetive or two camping upon his trail
and the wrath Of a score or more Of the
most prominent theatrical managers in
America following him in his unknown
haunts
Mr.. Romano, who to all appearances
Is a Polish Jew. some time ago assumed.
without warrant. 1t is claimed. the duties
Of advance agent and co-manager for the
New Orleans French Opera Company
which played successful engagement il
this city few weeks ago. He has viz
tied q number OF the principal cities OF
the country. engaging rooms at good ho-
tells and making alleged bogus engage
ments for the opera company, to whose
real managers he is said TO be totally IN
known.
During the latter part Of February he
called at the Lafayette Opere House and
displayed blank contracts for the French
Opera Company. He seemed perfectly IA
miliar with his business. and there was
AoN the s4lBhleSL reason Tor SuSpeCttng
bis genuiDeness. Mr.. Berger, the manager
q the Lafayette. signed a contract with
Romano for the company to appear at
his house for one week.
Later the management Of the theatre
wanted some definite data regarding the
engagement, and as nothing more had
been heard from the company, Mr.. Bre-
ton. the manager, was communicated
with
To Mr.. Berger's surprise 1t was learned
that no such individual as Romaine had
ever been connected with the company
Mr.. Breton also stated that the same
person had visited numerous other cities
booking time" for the company.
The local theatrical management stated
this morning that Romaine had stayed
three days at a Pennsylvania Avenue
hotel, occupying a suite OF rooms, and
had at the end Of that time departed ST.
lently to parts unknown
II was also learned from New York this
morning that the Hammerstein- Breton or
ganiEatiOn. which is managing the opera
company. has been annoyed to such an ex-
tent by this mysterious individual that
they have placed a detective upon his
trail.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
THREATENED STRIKE
In LOWELL AVBRFRD
Temporary Agreement Be
tween Masters and Men.
Mil Agent Promised to Raise Wages
Later on If Not at Present, and the
Mills Will Continue to Run.

LOWELL. Mass. March 2g.-The threat
ened strike is of for the present. at
least.
After being in session for fourteen hours
the conference between the citizens com
mittee. the textile council committee, and
the mill agents adjourned at 4 o'clock
this morning. at which time the an
nOuncement was made by the textile
council committee that the mill operatives
would all report for work on Monday
morning as usual. and that the threat
ened strike would not take place.
This action was due 10 a promise OF
an increase Of wages for the operatives
as soon as circumstances warranted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS or TH1-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WaSHINgTOS
c.. March %. Se02-PROPOSALS Ft5f
TAGS.-Sealed proposals VIII be received az this
Office until y O'CLOCK n MONDAY. APRIL
Il. 1902. 70 furnish the District q Columbia 10
90 dog tags more or les; 1900 70 De linked
ard numbered consccutiTely from I 20 9O0O-
90 % Be unuumbeTed with unattached links for d
same Bidders must submit designs Of the
tags they propose % furnish. and samples Of the
material taeT are 70 be made o.. The tacs
must be- made N a worzmznlike manner links
10 be o. malleable iron All . be deliTerez "a
o. before May IS. la02. The right IS reserved 70
reject any or all proposals HENRY B. p MAC
FARLAND. JOHN ". ROSS. JOHN BIDDLE
Commissioners q the District Of Columbia
uh2s % sIauI2S
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A Printer Greatly Surprised.

Il never was as much surprised in my life as
was with the results Of using Chambcrlain's Pain
Balm, says Henry T. Crook. pressman OF the
AsheviUe N. c. Gazette II contracted q Sc
we're case Of rheumatism early last winter by get
ting my feet wet l tried several things for II
without benefit one day while looking over tho
Gazette noticed that Pain Balm was positively
guaranteed % cure rheumatism, 90 bought a bot
Tie OF u, and before using two-thirds Of IL my
rheumatism had tahen its flight and / have not
Lad a rheumatic PAIN since" Sold By Henry
Evans. Wholesale and Retail Druggist. s22-gl.
Street northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
POPE leo XIII ISSUES
HIS LAST TESTAMENT
His Holiness Sends Final
Letter to Catholic World.
Condemns Divorce and Socialism and
Speaks Of the Necessity of Religion
to Safe Society.

ROME. March 29.-The Pope today is
sued letter to the whole Catholic world
which is regarded as being his last testa-
mcnJ
The letter opens with a resume OF the
history OF the modern persecution OF the
Catholic church
His Holiness then sets forth the To-
sition created for the Pontid. condemns
divorce. and socialism. and speaks Of the
necessity Of religion to safe society.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
PROPOSED CODE CHANGES.
House Committee Hears the District Reg
lister of Wills.

The subcommittee on judiciary OF the
House District Committee met this morn
ing and began consideration Of the Sen
ate bill Of amendments to the District
code.
Mr.. Dent. Register OF Wills for the Dis
trict. was before the subcommittee. and
explained the amendments as applied to
his oince.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
DIED

BUTTS-Suddcnly az Seney Hospital. Brook
lyn, \. y, THURSDAY. March ~. 1872. at 1885
q. r.. JOSEPH WADDELL BUTTS youngest s1u
q Major Prank A. and Lucy A Butts, Of this
city.
Funeral from 81. Ary'rew's Church, Fourteenth
tnd CUreoEan Streets, on Monday afternoon
Nagch 81, az 40 o'clock. FriendS respectfully
tnvited 70 attend. lntefment at Rock Greek
o. e29-Z
hALE-Oa Saturday, March % 1902 az 10
. m, az tho residence Of her s0n-in-law, hon
hYllam Z. Clsndlef, 1871 ] Street northwest
kJCf HILL HALE. widow Of Hon. John p
Hale
lsterment At Dover. n. H., on Tuesday, April !.
el
THARP-sucdnly % Friday March q. 100.
q p. n. ELLZAbETI3. widow Of the late James
EfaIp, Y her hity-eighth year, at SOC o Street
ncIthvest
tlneral On 9ondsyl March 81. at q. m, from
pff Late resideneei thence 20 the Church of the
tlcrnse date Conception where reauieTn mas VII
q - latsrmont e Mount 0liyet Relatives
SIC hseDoa ART invited % attend ea9-2
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TRAVELLERS TN RUSSIA.
Resolution Asking If discrimination Is
Made Against Jews Introduced.


Representative GoldfogIe Dem. y. y.
yesterday introduced the following resoIu-
tion in the House:
Resolved, That the Secretary Of State
DC hereby requested 10 inform this House
whether American citizens Of the Jewish
faith, holding passports issued by this
Government. are barred OF excluded from
entering the territory of the Empire Of
Russia,
And whether the Russian Government
has made or is making any discrimination
between citizens OF the United States. of
different religious faith or persuasion.
visiting or attempting to visit Russia,
provided with American passports.
And whether the Russian Government
has made regulations restricting or
specially applying 10 American citizens,
whether native or naturalized. who are
provided with American passports"
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. POSrOFFICE. NOTICE
should be read daily, As changes may occ1r
al any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule Of closn,s Is ar
ranged on the presumption CT their uninter-
March p. l9ez. the last connecting closes vii
be made frua the MAIN OFFICE As follows:
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies. Etc.
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. Dy ran to North
Sydney. and thence via steamer dose here daily
except SUNDAYS at 1900 m. and sundays AZ
ll-s0 a. m The connecting closes are made On
Mondays. Wednesdlys and saturdays. Cd (h)
Mails tor AIQJEDDN, By rail TO Boston. and
thence via steamer close here daily except
sundays AZ 200 m and On Sundays At u-30
CUBA NAILS close here. via Port Tsrp,. Fla
sundays. Mednest1gs. and Fridays a. g-05 o. m
and VIA Mani, Pa Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mails for MEXICO overland. unless z,aci,1Iv
addressed for despatch BY steamers sailing from
New York, close here daily At l0=s0 A. m and
Mails Tor BELIZE. PUERTO CoRTEz and
Z GUATEMALA. by rail TO New Orleans. and
Z thence va steamer, close here daily At 1870
a q m and 100 p m, the connecting closes
Mails Tor COSTA RIGA. By rail 10 New Or
leans. and thence via steamer. close here daily
az 1880 A. m and 1900 p n. the councctinz
closes Tor which being Tuesdayz
Trans-Pacifc Mails.
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Seattle
Close here daily al $50 P m up 70 April 2
inclusive. for despatch per s g. K1Ea Mar7l Re-
istered nail must be directed '.Vfa Seattle (S1
Nails for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
mails for which are CespatChed via san Frsn-
cisc0) and FIJI ISLANDS via seattle and VIZ
toril. close here daily AZ ESQ p. m up 10
March =. inclusive. for despatch PEI $ =.
Nails for CHINA. JAPAN. HAWAII faIs5 Iet-
ter mail and specially ADDRESSED periodicals f5r
the Philippine bandsl. via san Frsrcisco. eiose
here daily az $50 p n up 70 April s, Inclusive
ioE desoateh per $ Gaelic Co
Mails for = SSIRALIA Except those Fer Wsst
AnStIall1, when are despatched VIA Europe. NJ
ZEALAND, PHI. SAMOA. ard HAU II
Francisco. close here daily AZ
March 50 and up 20 Apnl 5, ia,
sparCh per s. g. Sierra. t1l
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Sea -
lctorll- close here daily @ lo 80
April S inclusive. for desFaJop
press Of Japan Registered nan
claiIy addressed Merchandise
Postal Agency a. Shangh--. n
forwarded via Canada. (oJ
Mails for the PHILIPPINE IS-
san Francisco, close here daL
Up 70 April II. iuclussEe7 10.
Mails for TAHITI and 1fARQUEsas LSI.ESDs
via san Francisco. close here daily ar f-s0
p NJ up q April Il, inclusive, fJr despatch
'Nails for COCHIN CFEISA are DESPATCHED q,
New York fox connection with Euro2saa
stelners
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Clltarr Main Do.
spatchet 70 san francisco at all closes for that
Office, q connect with Government tran-p5-ts
the slilinEs Of which are Irregular
REGISTERED MAILS close AZ the MAIN 0r
FlCE Is follows (5) At 800 3. m same dav.
tc) az 500 T. M same DAY; () at 500 a nj
same day; CD az l.o0 p. m. previous dzv. Is
D. ne previous day: (0) AZ GOO o. nj .,-ay5,--s
CAV JOHN A MERRITT Postmaster
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SURPRISING RESULTS.
A Simple Internal Remedy Makes
Remarkable Cures of Catarrh.

People who have used sprays. inhalers, salves,
and washes for csta5rh and have found how use
les and incoHvenient they are. Viii be sgTeeably
surprised az results following the Of a pleas
ant internal remedy ia tablet form; druggists
everywhere admit that stuarl-s Catanh Tables.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
DEATH OF MRS. THARP.
Widow of James Tharp Passes Away
Surrounded by Her Sons.

Mrs. Elizabeth Tharp. widow Of the
late James Tharp. at one time a prom
inent merchant OF this city. died last
night at her home, 500 o Street north
west, IN the hfty-ninth year OF her age.
Mrs. Tharp is survived by four sons.
Her many charities and other estimable
qualities had endeared her to a wide cir
Gle OF friends.
The funeral viii take place Monday
morning at o'clock from the family resi-
oence.
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EXEcrrvE ogFIcE CaNnss

EXECUTIVE OEFICE. CGTuSS
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
March 81. lgG3-The rcfresnmen
az the Bathing Beach viii BE- 80
2. NJ, on SATURDAY. THE
az the Beach. Il wiz De reutl
from aay I. 1902. % October I
November I. lat2. 70 March I.
Of the price bid for eauh term
when the bid Is accepted. the D.
the summer term 20 De paid j
the last third % be paid Augu
second third for the winter term
ccmber I. 1902. and the last "a
January Z. 1908 Security satE
Commissioners must be given
VIII make payments a. above
MACF ARLAND. JOHN W RIOS
DIE. Commissioners q the Ditri
m25-2
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

James COnley. 81. / 'uis. and Eugenla
Cunningham. District O. Columbia.
Howard Weston Payne and Marie FAINT.
Stewart J. Diehl and Margaret O'Don-
nell
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE OYSTER ROAST by the Game and Fish
Association, AZ Sycamore Island. is postponed
until EASTER MONDAY, &lST INSTANT. SANE
HOURS. Tickets viii be good for that date
mh29.A W p. YOUNG, Secretary Treasurer.
TO THE FRIENDS or THE UNION-That on
and after the lST DAY Or APRIL TIRE UNION
BARBER SHOPS viii close during the week at
p m, and Saturdays II ,. m. THE JOUR
NEWMAN BARRIERS INTERNATIONAL UNION.
mh29.SI
SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders o. the Columbia Fire Insurance
Company Of the District Of Columbia for the cleo
ton Of fifteen trustees 20 serve for the ensuing
year VIII be held az the Office Of the COMPANY
No l3l9 Street northwest MONDAY. APRIL
z. 1902. Polls open at y m. close at D. m.
Books for the transfer Of stock viii be closed
from APRIL ] 10 APRIL T. both DAYS inclusive
LEN TOWERS. Jr-, Secretary.
mhs.12.l5.ls,22. 2o.29-e
SPECIAL NOrICE-From the l. 3 Government
sale. PhIal0-- phia, Pa. SOD pairs new boots
worth .. 40 > pair; 2 900 rubber ponch0s. new
worth s.. al Sl.2js genuine McCGeiland saddles
$50. 5. BENSlNGER s CO, nth and sts
est
BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED CHICKEN WIRE
SOC a hundred feet. best two and three DIV felt
roofing less than factory price. S BENSINCER
CO. 18th and B. We buy iron machinery
ana paper stock McClelland saddles. $40
mhl4-G
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AUCTION SALES.

FOE >ALE-The undersigned trustees. APPOINTED
ly Che stockholders % the American Aut5carerts
..lllt- ln general meeting AZ AlcNauG-il Va
OBJ March -. 1902, viii otter for sale az public
auction, st tire barn cf the Metropolitan RI r
90. 7 So and Rock Greek. on the 3IST DAY OF
MARCH. l-.2, AT & O'CLOCK T.. NJ. nine f51
certain cans OF autoca-prtss one drnfrr, ana
E1H---1-- AMI NO are lamps. terms. All cssH
On day of sale. ". F. SCHNEIDER. H. b hay
l. n SAUNDERS. Trustess. NOS
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
Laxative BroEo-Quinine removes the cause.
". GROVES Signature on every box
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR STEAM AND ELECTRICAL
POWER pLANT-Oflce OF the Secretary and
Treasurer T. s. soldiers Home WashiuEton p.
C., March u. l9o1.-sealed proposals in L,=pli-
cate wU be- received az this oflce UNTlL
O'CLOCK p NJ, or MONDAY. MARCH
81. 1907 for the erection 81 the pump
ing station ana hospital L. S. soldiers
Home near this city. % steam and
electrical power plant. etc. In accordance with
the plans and Specifications TO De seen az this
Office. A certified check Of - per cent az the
mount q bid must accompany each proposal.
% with approved sllcties Tor che faithful
FINANCE Of the contract win he required
successful bidder The right Is reserved
@ any and bids. 20 waive technicali-
60 accept any part % any bid. or 90
other part II the interest Of the Z.
Home requires IT, Contract wiu be
~ % regular contractors. Proposals
lifted in duplicate on forms to be
Home addressed 90 the secretary
udorsed on the envelope. Pro-
I'd. electrical and power plant
lldiers' Home CHAS W
Cavalry. L. s A.. Secretary
mH-2f.22
WEIR OFFICE. 7S5 North
ID. O.. March % Ip2.-
received here until
then publicly opened
ueut for the new
'riuting Oflce- IN
70 1licatiOn. JOHN
STt 'ugIncers.
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TREAS
C., Mar
ceived al
NJ. MONL
and rcDova-
Ia the city
Of old paper
the removal b
der. The paper
any additional h.
personally applying
Department Pr0r mu
By a CertiEgd CHECK drawn {
Secretary OF the Treasury. in
as q guarantee Of good faith
successful bidder Eill be reta
paper and books have been D
understanding that the whole.
Of may be required. shah be b
any delinquencies Of the cont
ecution o. the contract. Prop
dressed % the Secretary Of th
ington. ID. c., aad endorsed
purchase ana removal Of old
The night 20 reject any and d
defects IS reserved L. ~. 81
mhZ9-aD5 p