Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

The Probable Appeiasness Sf Kur,.
meer l.r~ea.

meGr Green.
Though no action nas yet been tAkel in tls
direction OF procuring the services oi Mr. Bernard
r. Green. IN connection with the constriction %
the library building. there Is every reason 10
believe that proposition viii b. made 10 him.
Within a short ume a few weeks al most. active
building operations viii begin. and u n tie
purpose OF the commission. the srchitect,
and all concerned. 10 push forward ths
work with all possible expedition IL
Is conceded that the time of the archfoect viii
be fully employed in The dischargr OF the duties
properly oelonging 20 him. The preparation OF
plans, &C. Neither one OF the commissioners can
give any PERSONAL supervision 10 the building
the Senate COMMITTEES ON additional aoc0mmo-
dations Tor the Library suggested the seisscilon ~
MI. oreen In some capacity commensurate with
MS acknowtdsed qualincations Even prior 20
that MT. smithmeyer had sugges,ed that MI.
1reen would be most valuable acquisition n his
services could be obtained.
At the coming meeting of the commission this
matter viii be considered. ana as all the parties
concerned seem 10 be at one mind as 10 The Inn
portance OF securing Mr. Green, there can he DO
doubt that some pro3osition.sill De made TO him
~ rests with the commission 20 provide the posi-
uon and nN the salary.
senate committee ana OF the commission and all
OF them spoke OF MI. Gneen's ability and expe-
rlence as making HIM the very man Tor the plas-e.
IL might b. arranged 10 that Mr. Green could is
MADE memher OF the commiSsiOn or A.
h.ght be decided 90 make him an advisor,
InenSurate with ms capacity and experience a.
In oe enphatscally stated that tier, l. Do
l..esht ol Ia any manner curtailiag tne powers
Gischarge Of the duties imposed by hrs lppJipt-
n rn,s-. Such rulnors have grown out OF tho
nuhsIVus 'tlucisfns ana ATTACKS upon the con-
mission ana its work. The object An procur1ng
vi. 1teeh is 70 strengthen the commission vita
nls sclentinc Know ledge and Practical ekp.rience
and 10 apply 4 Ia directing ana hastepins tn,
CONSTITUTION OF the Library whlra eV,.ryb,,iy d.
ST. 10 see completed AT tue earliest day possible
Inc plans Tor the basement and lower row an,
r''ady IA an their inmate details aud hsve lpre1
loi soh-e time, and everything y ready 20 unsKe
ophuaels Tor the work. The contractors have fui.
hshed another lot OF cement saInnies ~ with
"a oeeh submitted 20 Col. Hams. and the RESULT
ooanc ;, ~, VIZ re accepted a. nnaL II he PR
accepted aud the foundation WORK Will be rssumSa
AT once. Al col halns shaI pronounce against ths
cement ~ VIII be rejected. aud unless the contrar-
tors shall furnish Immediately cement of the r.
quned strength their contract VIII be aanullea
anu ne" proposals advertised for.
several Wnys tor shc Oye,ux ana Deco
rassng M Easter Egg>.
Prom the New York Telegram
The methods OF coloring Easter eggs ara ,ar,ops
To dye eggs black put lcswood chips into ths
water IN winch they are TO be boiled These chips
may De bought AT druggists for tr,f,e. N f.
easy 10 Tell when the water Is black enough by
taklng up a liitle with spoon. Eggs can lie dyed
Win these chips NON lovely poit wine color 20
let blacA- To OBTAIN brown eggs nut stronc corYe,
grounds OF settings into the water For yelloyy
US pieniy OF ONION peenngS. Put the pe,lln.rs INFO
me water while co.d ANA boil the eggs among
oochineaL perfectly harmless dye VIII male
the eggs of any shade from a deep crimson to a
nr,tt u.s. Pine, according 10 Lle quantity used.
pte,t! tucci u sniu"times given To the eggs Nv
uaublng Them here and there VIII yreas. l,.fur,,
putting Them In boiling water. Wherever IN.
sica'e - the dye VIII not take therefore TIE eggs
cOlle out spotted. Sometimes he name OF lie
person VINO Is 10 rreiye the egg Is written on with
lne grease In the same manner
-hftl lnt al-a
only one spoon and that an old one Inc oldeSG
saucepan IN the hotlse, too. Will answer the pur-
things. ~ ''eSo
Ths following is an excellent way OF ornaments
10y eess Win gold and silver Boil them Tor an
nour IN plain water only. When quite cold a,
them all over with painters sile Have ready An "a
saucer some gold or silver bsOnze powder such M,
his TSnins- U.s. se,,, ho me Eggs Que at time Ia
loose Just DO TINS until the eggs can ne dyed OF
any color, and name date or device put on lu the
aoo'e H-hher ~ the size and dust.
The Kind sG Wives Wanted.
From the Atlantis Constitution
lexington, NY, has theological school. some
OF the students II which have provoked a greaE
zeal OF criticism by attending the theatsr ana by
publishing in their college paper the following
racy description OF the kind OF girls they want fr
wives; The buxom, bright-eyed, rosy-chee,cel
tull-breasted, bouncing lass, who can darn n s,oo
lhs, ilehd trousers, make her own frocls CON-.
chop wood milk cows wrestle Win lie INV. All
De lady wIthal In company + lust the ar, a.
III IOr me, anu ior anu worthy man 10 marry
But YOU, We pining, moping, lolllng, screw,si-lf,
"asp-walsted, putty-faced, consamptlye NOR.
eaeed, musc-murdering, novel-devoilrfng daueh-
tiers OF fashion ana Idleness; YOU are no Dovs mr.
Tor matnnony than a pullet IL 10 look .fter !.
family OF fourteen chickens. The truth ~ n.
dear girls you want more liberty and less fashioI,
aoie restraints, more Kitchen and less parlor morn
leg exercise and less sOIa. more pudding snd le.s
piano, more frankness ana less mock nodestv.
a little, enjoy more liberty and less rrsirs,ni ~
fashlon, breathe the pure atmosphere OF freedom
and become soInet hing as lovely and beautiful a.
the Coz OF nature designed"
what a Modest Girl Never no~~
From the Cincinnati CONNIE rcial Gazette
She never accepts a valuable present from n
gentleman acquaintance unless engaged 70 him
She never turns around to looE arrer anyon.
when walking on the street.
She never takes supper or refreshments at q
Restaurant with a gentleman after Attend, mo- rt,e
.heater unless accompanied by q lady much older
She does not permit gentlemen % ioin her ON the
street unless they are very Intimate acquaini.
Sue does not wear her monogram abou, he, ner-
son OF SUCK IL over her letters and envelopes
sae never accepts seat from gentleina an Ip n
street car without thanking hun.
she never fOrcets her ballroom enyaCements mr.
refuses TO dance With one gentleman and Immedi.
ateiy dances with another
She never takes more than single c-iass M ,~,,-.
At dinner or entertainments
she Lever snubs other young ladies' even N they
happen 10 pe less popular or well-tayored than
she never laughs or talks loudly in public
places. " PNe"O
She never raises her lorgnette and tries m star.
people she doesn't kHow out OF countens nee on The
sac never wears clothing 80 singular or striking
as 70 attract particular attention In public
sne never speaks slighiingly OF her mother ana
say sac -ooii care" whether her beha ,ior fn.ts
Win maternal appreciation or not.
HIS excellency, the Governor @; Massachusetts
mas oSn graoiousiy Pleased 10 ordRin that he
nith oay OF April next shall DC set apart As nav
on humiliation, lasting, and prayer People nos
KNOW on what day tha true baseball sessou VIA
pegin In New England.--NeW rorI sun
Lord chas Beresford says II would be iuposss,Jo
Inr the British navy IN It's present CONDITION. 10
aelend me merchant service IN time OF war
MARKED.
CHASE-Y0rNG. BY Rev. r. J. pon.hue a, ,l.
Roman Catholic Cathedral IN Bsltimor- IDWAnp IL
DC.
DAvIs-SMITH. A. HARRISON DAVIS NJ prr,
land Me. 10 MARGARET v. SMITH. OF wxsh:pston
II. c. by hsN- DIR. Addison rector OF TIlnity n A.
Oh irc b, az 2Os First street northeast
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