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Evening star., 1896-03-17
National Politics in New York,

These are conceded to be days for deep
ard solemn reflection by Gov. Morton The
Raines bill Is before him for acceptance or
rejection. and the republican state conven-
ton Is approaching, when platform, deal
ing among other things with the financial
question. is to be adopted. His presidential
candidacy, 1t is thought. is certain to be
affected one way or the other by his ac-
ton respecting those two propositions
The general opinion is that he will sign
the Raines bill, and give his reasons at
some length for doing so. There Is a
sharp division Of sentiment in the state as
to the measure. Its champions claim great
things for it-among others, that it will re-
duce the number OF saloons. and take those
that remain out Of politics-while its op-
ponents characterize 1t as in design a politi-
cal machine. capable in the hands of a man
like Thomas c. Platt Of the most grinding
partisan uses. However this may ba. car
Evening star., 1896-03-17
POachinE In the Yellowstone Park

If tine Interior Department really wants
to put stop to the killing of buffalo in the
Yellowstone National Park why does not
the Secretary of the Interior ask the Secre-
tary of War to help him out. Two troops of
the sixth cavalry, with Captain George S.
Anderson of the same regiment as park
superintendent, are detailed to the impos-
sibie duty of preserving order within the
reserve ton and keeping out the poachers
who camp just outside the lines Why may
there not be four troops or half a dozen
troops instead of two? Captain Anderson
reports steady diminution in the buffalo
herd and says that unless his police force is
increased the herd will soon be extermina ted
The buffalo cuts no figure in today's bus
iress. but the few remaining specimens
should be saved and cared for. so that the
naturalist of generations to come may study
the animal in the original and not merely
through moth-eaten hides. If the general
government cares to enforce the law against
pcaching il the Yellowstone Park it can do
SO without difficulty.
Evening star., 1896-03-17
More Water Needed.

One of the primary needs of civilized
mankind Is water-not merely water to
drink but water in quantities sufficient to
cleanse the people, the streets and the sew
ers. and In volume plentiful enough to ex-
tinguish fires and supply a host of minor
neels. Tonight the Washington Board of
Trade will discuss the shortcomings of this
city's water supply and will doubtless
make recommendations pointing the way
To reform. The first step in the right di-
rectton would be unqualified Endorsement
of the Mcmillan joint resolution which pro-
vides for the completion of the Washing
ton aqueduct tunnel. A board Of experts
thoroughly Investigated the conditions ex-
listing in the tunnel and at the Howard
University reservoir and upon the findings
of that board the Mcmillan resolution Is
based
If the people of the District of Columbia
could have their way they would not only
have an ample supply of water but pro-
vision would also be made for the pur.fica-
ton of the supply, but inasmuch as moth
Ing can be done without congressional
sanction. and as Congress Is bound to do
the job by piecemeal, present agitation had
Letter be confined to increasing the guam
tity. That the increase Is easily possible
cannot be denied. There Is now in the
treasury the sum of s226. 1898 unexpended
0om appropriations made to increase the
water supply.
II the Mcmillan resolution goes through
both Eouses the sum in question will be-
come Immediately available. so that opera
tons may he Well under way before the
commencement of the lew fiscal year.
Vhen the further sum of $6ss3. .25i would be
ready for expenditure under the super
vision he
CHEF Of Engineers. Public sentiment in
Washington demands such congressional
action as will avert the water famines
which are threatened by the continuance
of present conditions. The Mcmillan reso-
luton harmonizes precisely with the water
consumers view of the case. The Board
Of Trade cannot be too emphatic in its
Endorsement CT the Mcmillan Joint resolu-
tion.
Evening star., 1896-03-17
PhiIndeIphin's National Museum.

In some respects Philadelphia is the slow
est of American cities. Philadelphia is
seriously considering a proposition to or
ganize 'nationar' museum to be located
in Philadelphia. Is it possible that the
Quaker City people have not known of the
existence in this city of national museum
which is really national? No one WILL of
cotHse. object to dear old Philadelphia s
having all the museums she wants, but none
of them can by any possibility be termed
national museums. If the Quaker City
ancients who have not heard of the only and
original National Museum are not careful
they may some day be stolen and turned
over to our museum authorities as mummy
fled and characteristic exhibits of Philadel-
phia.
Evening star., 1896-03-17

tain 1t is that the brewing and ndnof inter.
ests everywhere are against 1t, and that
If Gov. Morton signs It these interests will
be arrayed against him at st. Louis, and
tefore then. .,es.,
Even more important is the second mat
ter. Gov. Morton is a f1nancier, and the
candidate of his party in the great financial
state OF the Union. The deliverance of
the state convention on the finances, there
fore, will be accepted as rejecting his own
views. What shall it be? Some of the
Morton men have been criticising the Ohio
platform. and complaining that it is not
specinc on the money question. Now, 1t is
asked, will they themselves do better? If
so what will they say? Or if they, too,
by not over-def1nite expression, refer
the question in effect to the st. Louis con-
Nention, what will be the comment on the
action throughout the east?
Steering between Scylla and Charybdis is
pertlous busiress 1t requires experience
as skipper, and a steady nerve Gov.
Morton's friends assert that he possesses
both Besides, as they claim, he has good
assistance at this time. They deny that he
Is IN the hands of Mr.. Piatt, and point
to the fact that he advises quite as much
with MIR. Depew as with any of the local
leaders. This. they believe. insures him
safe and unselfish counsel. and will prevent
MIN from being misled as to public sentf-
ment either at home or at distance
The state convention will be very inter-
esting body. Some sharp clashes are on
the cards between the Platt forces and the
antf-Platt forces, and necessarily Gov.
Morton's interests will become more or less
involved. There will be a fight over Mr..
Platts proposition that Chairman Lauter-
Dack be delegate-at-large to st. Louis.
Mr.. Platt himself will of course be a dele
gate. and Mr.. Depew and Warner Miller
are also counted as certain to be on the
slate. But trouble Is brewing over the
fourth man. If Mr.. Lauterbach should be
defeated it will be quite a blow to Mr.
P.att for the reason that it will diminish
by that much his influence with the dele
cation when the important hour comes
Tor leaving Gov. Morton and going to some
other candidate. Mr.. Lauterbach would
follow MIR. Pla:t's lead without question.
ihe invasion of the state by the McKin-
ley managers is also disquieting. Mr. Platt,
shrewd and watchful as he is, was not ex-
pecting the move, and so far has not met
1t with his accustomed skill The explana-
ton offered is .hat mis- attention has been
fixed on the legislature. where he has more
than the usual number of irons In the fire.
But re Is at work now, and with the inten-
ton of checking the ravages of the Buck
eyes before the city becomes too greatly
affected. His most disturbing suspicion is
said to be that since Gen. Harrison's with
drawal from the race. Mr.. Depew and War
ner Miller have gone over to the Ohio man
for second choice ....' .,
Evening star., 1896-03-17
HOuSefurnishing gs.

sl.2o yard Satin Damask Table Linen
S..sS dczen =. Napkins TO match. s. 70
81 yard Table Linen, 20 inches wide. so.
'3c yard Irish Table Damask all linen 59c
81 dozen Napkins. all linen. n...............15c
Z'c iiuck Towels 20x42 Inches. es.........lSr
12lsc Linen Ilutk Towels SO inches lie
l1c Crash, best quality all linen. 1o1Lc
Sl5O Silkolire Comfortablcs. cotton filed 81 -
$'' Carlsbad China Dinner Set, 100 pieces sIl. 4S
sl23' pirner and Tea Set. 1l2 pieces. 50 a5
9sc 1ete-a-tctc Tea Set. 10 pieces dccora ted 4sc
DOC thina Sugar and Cream Sci. 2Ic
S2Io Decorated Chamber Set, 10 pieces. 50
1sc Hanging Match Box, Dresden China l9c
sSc syrup Pitcher. genuine cut glass. ....... G9c
ooc Sugar Sift,r real cut Gc Gcss........... 81.
29c Individual Buffers. real cut glass. c3c
SOC Br'ss Bird Cages. with fittings. ..... 3gc
21c Family Scales, guaranteed accurate. I9c
81 fS Carpet Sweeper, genuine Bissel. ...... :,Sc
lilo Gas Stove. with two double burners 81 Ia
19c Star Oil Stoves. two wiks. :,oc
i.'c Step Ladders. three feet high ......... 2sc
tOc Ash Sitter, with cover ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30.
S211 pair White Irish Point Lace Curtains. 81 SO
Sl39 pair Lace Curtains, GO inches wide. ... .:Sc
..c Window Shades. best oil opaque. .......l .l9c
$3.50 White Enamel and Brass Bedst. ads 81 %
SlIa Solid Oak Table. 22-inch. h...............Se .Sec
1Uc yard Figured SilEolne, 3G inches wide. Tic
Evening star., 1896-03-17
"Picture Hats. Mt Theatcr..

This, from Boston paper. is applicable
to other cities than the 'Hub''-washing-
ton, for example:
'"The woman who wears a picture-hat at
the theater does SO because she, like q
picture, Is painted. No picture-hat ever
wears good-looking woman at theatrical
performances. The chromos under picture
hats at theaters come with pound of poor
tea. Many more terrible truths could be
told Of women who wear picture-hats In the
theater."
Evening star., 1896-03-17

Some of the citizens Of Frankfort Ky,
are making loud protests against .he pres
ence of state troops at Kentucky's capitol
When hired thugs and other undesirable
residents were attempting 10 influence the
legislature by threatening display of
weapons and ferocity these protesting peo-
pie of Frankfort did not have a word to
say.
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Trimming Department.

5oc yard Best Spangle Trimming. all coors. .i2c
15c ward Spansle Trimming. one 12c
$3.50 Jet Iokes, worth up to s2..............$12 25
81 each Rlttons, jewel and fancy. .S3c
3sc each Eutton,, jet, metal. fancy. ....... .33c
10 per cent on all Iaces, Nets and Chiffons.
10 per cent off all Embro!derIes.
4Sc, 59c and T5c ward Persian Rihhcns. -. :. .4oc
&c yard Persian Ribbons second quality .2ic
35c yard Black Double Satin Ribbons. . 2,c
12c pair Dress Shields. oil styles. .s..........S Sc
l5c Princess Yelvetcen Skirt Binding. ...... Zoe
DC yard M"'iar Cord Skirt Binding. ........... BE
Sc Silk I.cting. Per belt. clt....................5c SC
Dc pieces Silk Eone Casing. g.................14c 4c
&c dozen French Horn Bone. 9nch. ............4c &c
DC card swell Hooks and Eyes. &c
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Dress Goods Dept.

soc yd. Wool Dress Gccds. all styles. .43c.
s5c yd. Wool Dress Goods. all styles. CSC
81 Tailor Suitinss, 30 inches wide. .Ssc
81 % yi. Imported Wool Suitrss all kinds. 81. Ii
81 6S yd. Best Suitin:,s 81 rs elsewhere -
10 per cen. of all Black Wool Dress Goods.
37hc yd French Organdies 1896 novelties. .;33c
2Jc yd. silk AMI Wool Chalii,s ,s..............c0 .c0c
15c yd. Duck. navy blue, fast color. .12l.c
Zoe yd. Ptioales. newest Fast colors. Sc
yd. Llstral, the rew wash fabric.
Evening star., 1896-03-17

With reference to Mr.. McKinley.s inroads
In New York, Mr.. Platt can call attention
10 the fact that he has been too busy with
anairs at home to keep his vigilant eye on
national details
Evening star., 1896-03-17

1t would be disheartening to the active
American temperament to be called ON to
watch the Senate in an effort to be as slow
IN recognizing the Cuban insurrect.onfsts
as the Spanish government is in subduine
them.
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Fancy Goods Depts.

$1O "Palais Royal Kid Gloves. all styles. 81 33
81 Kid Gloves, warranted, tried .......... Sic
Csc Kid Gloves, pearl buttons. 5sc
2oc Handkerchiefs. all styles. les..............2ac pc
81 Iandkerchiefs Some worth $1.35. ....... .S9c
S1.2a Jewelry. All latest novelties .. Sc
s1c Jewelry, Belt Buckles. etc. Csc
'Oc Jewelry. including real gold pins. :s5c
Joc. o9c and Csc Pocket Books etc. tc...........4 &C.
pc Shopping Bags Superior lSc
l9c Leather Belts. latest style. .14c
9ec Fans. silk and gauzc. c....................S,c sac
2bc Feather Fans. all colors. pc
31c ounce "Dipamicy cy,'' the Ierfumcry =. 24c
1Oc Tetlows Swansdcwn Face Powder ...... &c
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Suit and Wrap Dept.

s2c.5 English Plaid Touring Costumes. .so1
$500 Cloth Suits, none excepted. S13.6O
$14.3S Storm Serge Suits. black and navy Sl2 3S
S6.9S Separate Skirts, cloth and serge. s. 9S
$i.4S Shirt Waist grass linen and others 81 %
9Sc Derby Shirt Waists. all styles. .S9c
,.9S Spring Jackets, tan cloth. 81 gS
So Spring Jackets, black cloth. th............S39 .S3 9S
$50 Imported Jackets, French Gnd English. SlS
S1eGs Cashmere Tea Gown, very elaborate. 80 9S
81 9s Princess Cashmere Tea Gowns. 81 IS
81 ca Novelty Wrappers of imported ging,am 81 10
Toe Boys Shirt Waists launlered. ....... SOC
i3c Roys' Shirt Waists. well made .......... 39c
s2.9S Ladies' English Tan Mackintoshes. double
CfFe - ~
sl.ys Lldies Mack with 24.nch capes. 81 -
81 i5 Misses Waterproof Circulars. 81 20
Evening star., 1896-03-17

Mr.. Hanna doubtless sees in the misty
future restful visions of the faithful serv-
ing-man who forsakes the excitement Of
the check book to take up the placid cabi-
net portfolio.
Evening star., 1896-03-17
SHOOTING STARS.
A Pertinent Inuuiry.

Il do not see.' she said, with great Sc
verify, "how it would be possible to add to
the unsightliness of boomers"
And the little wheelwoman contented her
self with innocently remarking:
Perhaps you are prejudiced. Did you
ever try them on?''
Evening star., 1896-03-17

1t has probably taken good deal of
somebody's valuable time in the Spanish
Court to explain to the infant King what
the students who burned him in effigy
really meant by it,
Evening star., 1896-03-17

POSSIBLY the lord lieutenant of Limerick
may be able to so conduct himself as to
make people overlook the fact that his
other name is Dunrayen
Evening star., 1896-03-17

speaker Reeds admirers find encourage
ment in the fact that the man who shows
his hand first does not necessarily come
out ahead in the end
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Paras0l Department.

Sl' Paris Novelty Parasols. all kinds. $50
$'.6S Dresden and Black Brooade Parasols . S4ss
s2-Ss White. Mourning and Dresden ParGsols 81 Is
S26s oinbre Stripe Silk Parasos. So IS
va SILK Parasols. all styles. slaS
;. Carriage Shades. all styles. 81 50
$,sa SIX tnhrelias. steel rod imported sticks So 40
$2.9S Silk Umbrellas, mems, silver trimma.
81 9o Umbrellas. mems and ladies', all STYLES 81 SO
Sl49 Gloria Silk Umbrellas ncn's and ladies' osc
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Not n Safe Rule,

"I believe said the enthusiastic young
author, "that the first thing man should
do when he proposes to write paper of
any kind is to get full of his subject"
II disagree with you,' replied his more
mature friend. "In fact, shudder to think
of what might result if 1 followed your ad-
vice"
What are you working on?''
"An address on intoxicating liquors to be
read before our Temperance Society,""
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Silk Department.

81 yl New Dresden and Persian silks. SOC
75c yd GIace Taff,ia Silks all styles Csc
soc yd China Silks. Forty shades. .4Jc
$l.5O yd Trimming velvets. All shades. 81 ~
75c yd. Vclutina. good as velvet. .69c
10 Ter cent of oil Black Silks.
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Children's Department.

S26S Infants New Long Cashmere Coats 81 rs
Sl.9S Cloth Refers. sizes 2 10 6 years sl.GS
5oc Nainso'k and Gingham Dresses. .....:: ::.,c
Si.'o Dmity Dresses. 3 TO Q years. s1.24
2"c Null and Silk Caps. lace ruche. l9c
81 Caps and Hats. all styles. ss.
kindergarten Mat and three Skeins Sewing Silk lie
1Jc Misses French Coutil Corsets Gle
81 Kid Gloves. misses and boys.
4Sc Books for children Of ali ages. 3a.
15c Picture Books, all kinds. ds.............llc
25c Fast Black Hose. all SIZES. i:cs............1s.
foc hipoeu i'aiorsGah vests and Pants. .2sc
4oc shirt Waists Tor boys .-.......-........ .s5yc
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Lining Department.

5or yd. Best French Haircloth Lining. .39c
zoe yd. Best Rustic Percaine Lining. .........1 Ice
1tc per":c for lie. ard 12Ec Percaiine. &c
l21.c Sel'sia all shades. SC
Evening star., 1896-03-17

There is some doubt as to whether Mr..
Carlisle is substitute candidate Or simply
an alternate.
Evening star., 1896-03-17

Mr.. Morton's boom will possibly be de-
layed for little while, pending the repair
of a puncture.
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Art Department.

l9c Collar and Cuff Bags. stamped. ........... 1Jc
3oc Duck Laundry Bags, tinted. o5,c
zoe Stamped Burenu Scarfs. ~ inches. lSc
1ac Table COve:s. tinted. IL,
3oc A-linen Bureau Scarfs. stamped oac
3oc Hemstitched Squares pure linen ~,
Evening star., 1896-03-17
The Costumes.
rhird 1Oor.D

CIhlrd NO0r.D
If YOU do not intend to wear a
ready-made costume a visit to this
third floor will give you none the less
valuable hints.
DThs six latest and most approved styles Of
Cloth Costumes will be shown. with English BOX
Coats and Tight-fttiny Waists. The various
terials Of which they made make the cost
vary from 80 to $50 per suit. hut each has body
lined with silk and skirt lined with best rustic
percaline.
ONew-cut Dress Skirts Of V. rious ma terias,
costing from Is to $25 each.
0Waists. all equally stylish, though ranging
from SOC to $25 each.
Dcrpes and Jackets Of approved spring styles.
for AS little as $2.9S aud up to $50 each.
Evening star., 1896-03-17

Fifty men worked on TIE city post-office
building today.
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Underwear Depts,

81 & 81 % Cotton and Canfric Undergarments SIC
S5c and Toe Underwear, all styles. CSC
39c Cotton and Cambria Undergarmerts. .29c
S7.50 Tafeta Silk Skirts, all styles. s.. .3S
81 9S Black Morccn Skirts. 81. 10
soc Gngham Skirts, full width. 44c
19c Swiss Ribbed Vests. spring weight. 13c
CSC Swiss Ribbed Vests, extra finish. .........19 19c
35c Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants. ......... .25c
soc Superfine Ribbed Vests and Pants. .4ic
Csc SILK Waists all co,cis, lace trimmed. .49c
S275 French Gore Corsets, all whalebOne. So ~
81 % 'lalais Royal Corsets. 1896 improved 81 10
T5c Coutil Corscts extra long, six hooks 49c
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Millinery Department.

$150 Un.rimmed Hats all styles 81 IS
SOC Cntrmmcd Hats. the new styles. ....... 42c
4Sc Ostrich Feather plumes. es................. 42c
4Sc Flowers, choice of all kinds s........... 4oc
25c Flowers. None excepted. 19c
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Pro9ressive Enthusiasm.

There's no tonne loivelier an fuller ay
excitement" said Mr.. Dolan, "thon St
Pathrick's day in the mornin'."
"Yis. there is,' replied Mr.. Clanty, posi-
lively.
"Whin do it be-"
"St. Pathrick's day in the avenin'"
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Barred.


His face was pale; his glance was sad;
They sought to cheer in vain.
you've youth" they said, my noble lad;
Wherefore should you complain?
Perhaps you'll make your mark some day
Where glorious deeds are done;;"
He shook his head and answered. Nay,
1 cannot shoot a gum
But you may be a statesman yet,
And in the council hall
Behold careers that rise and set
While men await your CALI
He shed a tear and answered. Though
1 am Kentucky's son,
In craftsmanship 1 stand no show;
/ cannot shoot gun"
"Couragew they cried. ''Why. you may be
The President ere long.
This is land where all is free
Unto the swift and strong"
His proud lip curled. They heard him say
Round me the ducks might run
The live-long day in guileless play;
1 cannot shoot a gum
Evening star., 1896-03-17
ITEMS Department.

81 Light weight Wool Shirts ard Ora wers. :. soc
81 Medium weight Natural Wool Garments. :. .T:,c
soc Ribbed Baib-issan Shirts and Drawers. :. 4ic
81 Neslge Shirts, 1896 spring styles. .S9c
Toe Best Satoen Shirts. Observation-Disclosures. soc
soc Chcviot and Sateen Shirts. ts...........4Ic
Toe Night Shirts special cut.............. .Goc
SOC Night Shirts, fast color trimming ....... 44c
Doc Imported Half Hose, spring styles .35c
2ac Half Hose, six pairs for. ...... .........S 81
oOc Susp .nders, latest and best. ....... .44c
2oc Suspenders light. but strong. .1oc
soc Scarfs, include the patent kr OF. 4ic
81 Dosskn Gloves, war;: ntcd. Sic
$50 Kid Gloves, warranted. ed.............S 81 33
Sl.9S Ail-sik Umbrellas, all styles. 81 50
SLID Gloria Silk Umbrellas, all styles. .sSc
Evening star., 1896-03-17
An Opinion IudOrrcd.

"a great many people are too quick to
act on an assumption observed the phil
Evening star., 1896-03-17

YES" replied the theatrical manager
ION n assumption that they know how tc
Evening star., 1896-03-17
Hosiery Department.

H10O'
25c Fast Black and Russet Hose se.............. .1gc
3jc Fast Black Hose, medium and light. .27c
49c Black and Russet Lisle Hose. ........... .39c
soc Imported Novelty Hose. effects. .i3c
9Sc Paris Novelty Hose. all styles. 75c
81 "a Silk Hose. Actual value, S2........... 81 10
1Sc Chdren's Black Hose, all sizes s......... .13c
DC Boys and Girls Heavy Ribbed Hose. Isl.
5Oc Boys Heavy English Ribhed Hose. ....... .3.c
Stationery Department
19c pound Writing Paper, 100 sheets. lie
25c boxes Hurds Writing Paper. lie
lie quire Demming's Coth-fnish Writing Paper &c
15c Novels. Publishers price, Soc.
20 per cent or Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymnals.
Evening star., 1896-03-17
The Materials.

The complimentary prices of the
Opening" considerably lessen the
cost of dress materials, as list of
"Opening prices will demonstrate.
EJThe ten per cent deducted from the prices Of
all Black Wool and silk Fabrics lessons cost Of
skirt patterns follows:
E.y$3.3S ins:. .ad OF $3.75 for 5-yard pattern of
Toe Black Mohlir Sicilian Figured Mohnir.
D$4.5O inst .ad Of IS for 5-ysrd pattern of 81
Black Mcbair BrieEtne.
Ey$2.25 instead OF $3.50 for yards Of SOC
Black Briiantibe. plain figured.
Ey$8.OS instead Of 1915 for yards 81 IS Fig
ured Briunte.
IVA proportionately greater saving IL materials
for entire costume are selected.
Evening star., 1896-03-17

Outside the Cabinet.
Now doth the unofficial dame
Some little comfort feel,
Since she may go with none to blame
And ride the festive wheel.
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