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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20


Senator fhurston's acceptance, over his
Signature, Of Mr.. Bryan's denial Of havins
been - lecturer on silver in the pay of
the mine owners 10 in every way oredita BILE
TO him. The chargs, It h true, was not his.
and he had 20 stated at the time, but In
reading 1t from the stump he had called q
S.ach widsr attention to II than It would
ethsswiss have rscavsd-had made it real.
" n>csssafy. indeed, for Mr.. Bryan to taxa
notios OF II. Mr.. Bryan's denial 10 explicit,
end NJ Thurston's acceptance no less un-
reserved.
fAis episode. st the beginning Of the
oompatgn. oon~sys . lesson and should
bsas good fsutt. Campaigning 10 sxcatine
buslusss. aud especially for speakers They
srs anxious to score against the opposttiou.
Thy live tor he time In IN atmosphsrs
Dusohargsd With accusation and suspicion.
It 70 not always possible to verify points
Of Interest brought to thsif attention. In
This way. and In such Q whirl. the best
and most fairly disposed Of men may some
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THE STAR BY MAIL.

The Star viii be mailed to any address In
the United States or Canada II ordered at
this ONCE in person or by letter or postal
card. Persons leaving the city for any
period should remember this. Terms: Is
cents per week; Is cents for two weeks, or
50 cents per month. Invariably In advance.
Subscribers changing their address from
one Post-ofice to another should give the
last address well as the new one.
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Girls Department.

Pink Bingham Dresses. Size years. Reduced
from 90 to :5.'c. each.
Is Fine Striped Percale Wash Dresses. Sizes q
to Il years. Reduced from 81 % TO 9.Ic. each.
10 Navy Blue Wool Refer Jackets, plain and
braid trimmed. Sizes TO ii years. Rcduccd to
81 90 each.
II Figured Percale Shirt Waists Sizes 10 tor16
years. Reduced from Is 3Sc. each.
Mixed Cloth Box front Jacket. Size IL years.
Reduced from $50 10 $3.50
I'D floor 18th St bldg !
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Cloak Department.

1 Navy Serge Box-front Jacket, silR lined Size
"a. Reduced from $1,000 to 500.
3 Fine Brocade Silk Capes. silk lined, lace trim
med Reduced from SS75 and $40. 90 to $500 each.
l Tan Kersey Cloth Cape. full ripple, velvet col
lar. Reduced from 49, rs to $500.
2 Children's Gossamers. Sizes 10 and IL years.
Reduced from 81 30 to SOC. each.
1 Black Cravenette Waterproof, length "a Inches.
Reduced from IS. 90 to $3.50.
I'D floor. 1th st. bldg
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Bows Department.

; Atwood Sailor and Refer Suits. navy blue.
Sizes 3, 4, and 6. Reduced from 81. 10 and $3.50
to 100 each.
q Washable Blouse Suits. Sizes to years.
Reduced from 81 80 and 500 TO 3Sc each
L. pairs Atwood Pants, navy blue and fancy
mixed sizes I. >. q, I. .. l.. IA and Is. Reduced
from 81 90 and 81 p to Csc. per pair
Straw Hats for large and small boys Redu
from 81. 90 and 81. 10 I" soc each.
10 Straw Hats small sizes. Reduced from 80 to
12l.c. each.
13 Gray Duck Caps. detachable tops. Retu ed
from 70 to Zoe each
3 Linen Crash Suits. Sizes g. II and 10. Reduced
from 81. 30 to 81 10 each
I'D floor Observation-Disclosures 10Th st. bldg.
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SHOOTING STARS.
A Sense of Relief.

We must economize," he said, peremp-
torily.
I'm so glad"' his wife exclaimed
You take the announcement more good
Daturedly than usual"
Yes. It's pleasant to hear you use the
plural number. Ordinarily when there is
any economizing needed you expect me to
do it an
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UJmhNnsterv Department.

Jap Bead Portieres. Reduced from 30 to SOC ga.
jap Bead POrteres. Reduced from $3.50 to
81 90 each.
$50.
jap Bead Porteres. Reduced from $3.50 to
$1.15 each.
1 Jap. Bead Porticre. Reduced from $3.50 to
$500
80 Window Screens Reduced from 30 to Zoe. ca
81 Window Screens. Reduced from % to 15c. ca.
II Damaged Screens Reduced to Zoe. each.
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Worse.

Bicycles er no bicycles" said Mrs Corn
tossel. with great emphasis; "woman's
rights er no womans rights. don't believe
in women's weatsn' boomers"
mo more do l." replied her husband.
ITO my thinkin', it's downright lunacy''
Mandy, it's wussn that. It's panta-
loonacy.
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There was change in the size of the
force on the new city post office today.
Only two hundred and five men were at
work there, according to the statement of
those in charge Of the construction
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Water Coolers
And Refrigeraters.

| Cooler 2-gal. Reduced from 81 .25 to $1.OO.
POrcelain-lned Coolers. Reduced from 81 % to
81. Is each.
Agate-lined Coolers. Reduced from 1913 to
81. % each.
Nursery Refrigerator, porcelain-lned water
tank. Reduced from $500 to $500.
Hard wood Ice Chests. Reduced from IS 95 to
0S each.
| Hard wood Refrigerators. Reduced from Sc e5
to IS 95 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20

Considering his reputation as an expert
on financial questions, the selection of the
tariff by Senator Sherman as the principal
topic for his Cincinnati speech was a grace
full bit of Difference to Maj. Mckinley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20

AS Ii Hung Chang rejoices in the per-
sonal proprietorship of standing army,
1t may not be as easy as some Americans
Imagine TO dazzle him with our National
Guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20

MIR Bryan's holiday fishing trip indicates
that, as President of the United States. he
would have considerable respect for the
traditions which surround the office.
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Linen DEPARTMENT.

20 remnants Damask 2. 21a and 8-yard lengths
Reduced from 10 To Csc yard
20 remnants DGmask. .. ~ and 3 yards. Re-
duced from 81. 90 to soc. yard
25 Embroidered Scarfs, 2Ox54 inches. Reduced
from 81 90 81 % each.
5 dozen 5-s Napkins. Reduced from $3.50 to
$500 per dozen.
1 dozen "a Napkins. Reduced from $500 to
81. g. dozen.
IDd floor 18th St bldg T,
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II Mr.. Watson were disposed to be dis
agreeable. he might challenge Mr.. sewall
to formal contest to see which vice-pres.-
Dental candidate can get the largest per-
centage Of votes In his own state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20

1t would be at this particular season
easier to arouse the Indignation Of q good
many citizens over the success Of the dog
tax than over the defeat of the income
tar
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BedWear Department.

2 pairs All-Over Embroidered Pillow Shams. Re
duced from $3.50 TO $500 pair
5 pairs All-over Embroidered Pillow Shams, rib
bon Inserting. Reduced from 1915 to $3.50 pair.
8 pairs Lace Pillow Shams. Reduced from So 90
to 800 per pair.
pairs Swiss Pillow Shams Reduced from 81 %
to g. 80 per pair.
! pair All-Over Embroidered Pillow ShamS. Re-
duced from $500 to $500
,2d floor ,.......................1 1th st. bldg }
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To u Small BOy,

Why is 1t. cherished friend of mine,
With various moods 50 hard to trace,
You'll swim with glee all day. and whine
Because you have to wash your face?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20
A HallucinatiOn.

~
He walked brskly into the telephone ex-
change and said:
Can you fix me some telephone connec-
tions that the wires will make a COM
plete circuit"
You mean in such way that what you
say will be transmitted around the line and
sound in your own ear said the man in
charge.
That's II exactly"
Yes. Step into that room and we'll ar
range 1t for YOU
AS he departed a stranger, who happen
ed to he in the office, remarked:
That's the most remarkable request /
ever heard"
1T does seem peculiar, but the man Is
perfectly harmless, and We humor him.
Who Is hep
Hes a crank who ina gines he Is Tom
Watson He wants to notify himself Of his
nomination.
Convincing.
It's TERRIBLE" remarked the actor, ito
think Of the decentralization of the stage
There is no longer any appreciation of true
art"
You are sure It's demoralIzed."
Sure? / have proof pc sitive."
What IL itT'
I've written to three managers Offering
my services fer the season and they never
even answered my letters"
songstsrs.
Ain got time ter foller ter de piayin' OBJ de
band,
rs Gpectin' oh or finer chune ter sound.
Fur it's mighty welcome music dat comes
echoin' fro de land
Wflsr Dc 'simmon IL a-droopin' tow'ds de
ground.
90. goodbye. banjo.
An goodbye. fiddle. too:
Fob smells de pone a-bakin' an hyah's
de postum stew,
An hasn't got no notion fob er-doln' any
ting
Sides a-wishin an a-waitin' fob de katy
dds ter sing.
It's sweet ter hyah de mockin'bird rejoicin'
in de hedge,
An stay iss' long enough ter greet yoh, fun
Dc window ledge
But Ws amt a-gwineter miss en- in de
fall.
Fur It's goodbye banjo
An its goodbye fiddle, too;
When de trees IL tuhnin yallsr an dc
mountain mist II blue.
Fs cot mer haht on pleasures dat de frosty
days will bring;
| rs a-wishin' an a-waitin' fob de katy-dids
ter sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20

senator Tillrnan. Lot content with plant
ING corn In the front yard Of South Caro-
anA's executive n,ansaon, seems determined
to SOW liberal crop Of political wild oats.
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Flannel Department.

3 Wrapper Patterns, French flannel. Reduced
from 80 25c. per yard.
5 remnants Atwood Finette Flannel. Reduced
from To to 30c. yard.
Remnants Shr,nk Flannel for Bathing Suits. Re
duced to poe. yard. no..
I'D floor .......................11th st. bldg
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White Goods Department

remnants Ecru IAce-striped Lawn, AZ to 10
yards Reduced from 10 to Sc. per yard.
5 remnants Figured India Dimity, to IL yards
Reduced from Is to &c. per yard
II dress lengths Figured Dimity, IL yards each
Reduced from 800 to 81 80 each.
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Hosiery Department.

8 pairs Wonens Isle Hose, fancy boot pattern
Size Q. Reduced from 50 to Csc per pair.
pairs Children's Pin striped Cotton Hose. Size
81. Reduced from 33c. per pair to for Csc.
II pairs Boys Black Cotton Hose, heavy ribbed
duced from nc. per pair to for 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20

The populist idea seems to be that It IL
not the notification that makes the candi-
date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20

II ID generally conceded that Bourke
GOODMAN stands a very good chance Of saw.
Ing Now York to the sound money men.
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Blanket Department.

Slightly Imperfect Blankets.
pairs ia. 81. 90 pair. Regularly $50.
II pairs Ia. 81 40 pair Regularly $500.
pairs 1914. 81. % pair. Regularly $500
Spreads, SOC each. Regularly 81 %.
ii.
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1t IL TO be regretted for Mr.. Simpson
sahs. but hosiery a. q campaign issne
seems to be entirely out Of s.eht,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20
$3.50 for pure linen and linen
crash skirts-so very stylish.
Cash or easy payments.

$7.9S for your choice of a
lot of women's black and blue
Atwood serge suits, trimmed
with small pearl buttons and
some lined with surah silk
suits which sold for SI2, SIS and
$I8.
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Baby Carriage Dept.

Rattan Carriages. Reduced from $3.50 to
Is IS each.
Rattan Carriage. Reduced from $500 to $1,000
Rattan Carriage. Reduced from $40 90 to IS Of
Id moor. I'd annex }
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TOrmOrrOW'll BE
Remnant DaV,

And you'll find a goodly gathering
of remnants of every character and
kind - better, more worthy of
thoughtful attention and easier to
buy than for many a day past. De-
sirable lengths of Drapery Stuffs,
Dress Goods, Linens, Ribbons, &c,
odds and ends, broken sizes and as
sentiments, one-of-a-kind articles and
scores of other things for personal
and home use They are marked for
quick selling. Many are not printed.
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Mems Department.

IS Gauze Undershirts. long sleeves. Sizes IS and
40. Reduced from % to 121ac. each
Jersey Bathing Suits apiece. Sizes 2s and 80
Reduced from &. % to 81 90 each
80 Cotton Sweaters, cream color Sizes "a to ~.
Reduced to 25c. each.
Serge Coats. black and navy: Sizes 30, 80, 40
and ~. Reduced from 81 80 to 80. 80 each.
list floor Observation-Disclosures. 1907 st. bldg. }
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8Oc. for linen duck skirts
which were $I.5o to S. and
more.
Cash mr. casv naympnts
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FOUGHT AROUND PLATT.
Continued from First Page.

ton he would bow to their will. He did
not come here as a suppliant for his right,
but as a Republican who had voted for every
Presid ent from Lincoln down to the
present time.
He did not come in a factional spirit
Turning to Mr. Lauterbach be pass.onateiy
exclaimed that hewouida accept nothingfrom
that gentleman but courtesy; he asheo
When Mr.. McCook had finished Mr. pepeW
restored good temper for the moment by
humorous allusion TO the proceedings OF
this morning, and in tins conneciioh ne
made a personal explanation. He stated
that he was in his room preparing spetEh
which he proposed delivering 70 cio
merchants OF st. Louis, when MI. Lan,el
bach burst in with the announcement that
he mfr DepewD had been selected as the
chairman ofthe meeting. He supposen tnat
there had been a conference or the
delegates and that the matter hau peeh
settled through them.
When he arrived at the hall he explained
to Mr.. Miller that his time was limited
and requested that the business be ex-
pelited rs rapidly as possible lie re-
viewed the incidents ofthe morning me etlng
and asserted that he was interested in
advancing Gov. Mortons claims Tor tts
Presidency. This assertion was greeied
Owing to the differences of the delegation
however, he said he would not be can
didate for the post Of chairman.
Then came the personalities. Inc pre-
siding officer recognized Mr.. Warner Mille=,
who eyDlained the circumstances under
which ne had asked Mr.. Depew to permit
the use of his name as candidate Tor The
chairmanship. he went on to say that
yolyed in this matter. IL made no difrer-
euce whether Depew, Platt, or any one
else was selected. There were other con-
siderations.
A man (Air. Plattl. whose name had been
proposed for the chairnanship. had de-
scribed one of the candidates for the
Presidency (Nr. Mckinley as incompetent
and UNIT, for the off ce he inquired
dramatically IL the New York delegates
indorsed that statement: II they did. they
would not consent that the New York dele
cation should put any such stigma on Mr..
Mckinley, and IL was done. let them go
home aud explain how they approved this
infamous characterization.
He appealed to the delegates whether
they indorsed 1t. How are these charges
to be answered In the campaign, he querted.
turning or his heel and with wave of MS
hand, including all those present, NO man,
he asserted .cOuld put him in sucn posi-
DeDew is to be put down and the man who
has uttered these base charges supstan-
tiated? co. IT.
Platt. He inquired sarcasticai,y, VINO was
entitled to the greater 1onof; tne .al,,t niap
or Mt. Miller, who sneaked into the delega-
tion with his knife in his sleeve. Az TINS
noint the Pl3tt men arose ana Tor q uLmu,e
Or more applauded this speaker, MI. 2hiei
meanwbiIe sitting Salmly In MS seat ana
surveying the scene Win d
smile on his face. ,,,,,, ,
Mr. barnes closed iHs remarks with
declaration that he had no apoiosles 70
u, et,e for supporting Mr.. Platt ana tnat ne
personally did not fear to meet the ISSUE
The morning times., 1896-06-16
Hecht & Co.,
SIS 9TH st.
$500.
We've cut the
Mems $14, SIC
and S18 Suits
Down to $40
Each

for no special reason other
than to make us very busy this
week. Some of these are fine
worsted-some are fine cassi-
meres-tfere are some plain
true blue and black serges and
cheviots in the 1ot-but they all
sold not three days ago from S14
to SIS, and they are excellent
value at those.prices.
With so many "sales" staring
you in the face, it's hard to de-
eide where to go. If you've been
here before we know you'll Sc
lect our offerings, for you were
treated right-you must be sat
isfied.
Then we offer you the benefits
of Our liberal credit system.
Under it you pay but little down
-afid it lets you say how much
and how often you shall make
the payments, which. little by
little, liquidate the Indebtedness.
If you've never been here we
promise that you shall be glad
you came, for you shall be treat
ed right.
There are single breasted sacks
and double breasted sackss and
cutaways of the latest type-all
tailored elegantly and finished
in the finest manner.
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Reduction in Rate to BAY Ridge.

The rate to Bay Ridge, the beautIruI
excursion resort on the Chesapeake Bay,
has been. reduced this season to 90 cents
for adults, except for evening train a
rate of 76 cents win he charged. with
rebate of 20 cents after coupon is st:imped
By ticket agent at Bay Ridge. Haif rate
for CHILDREN between the ages OF ana z
years. Trains leave B.-,& D. depot. week
days ell q. m. and 4:2S p. m. Sundays,
0:36 q. m, 1870 and Ss1b p. m
te16- W, ,f.S-4
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Mrs. j. Ellen Foster Arrives.

st. Louis, June 15.-The womaD's Re-
publican Association is represented by
Mrs. Ellen ]. Foster OF Washington. She
was resting at the LiDdell after her journey
last evening.
She expects a great gathering OF the
clans of Republican women, especially from
the West. Her chief hope fer large at
tendance is in Kansas. She expects 10
and Miss Bos well. of New York, secretary OF
the association, today.
1--WE are here to confer as to what we
can do to best serve the party" she said
The morning times., 1896-06-16
Louisiana Proba bIy silver.

Baton Rouge, La, June 15.-Tbe DEM
ocratic State Convention was called to
order at 1880 tlIis afternoon by Chair
man Kruttschmitt of the central committee.
Judge 8. T. Baird OF Morehouse, a strong
free silver man, was called to the chair
Gus speech of acceptance favorable to
free silver. Indications now point to
almost a solid silver delegation to Chicago
Justice McEnery, Senator Blanchard, Con-
gresham Robertson and ex-Mayor Fitz-
patrick, all free silver men, will be dele
gates s-at-large. After appointing COM
mittee on credentials the convention took
q recess until 8 p. IN.
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Mems Cycle Suits

It's a new venture for us-we
haven't been selling them but a
short while, bnt already we've
been doing some judicious buy
ing for you and us. Of all manu-.
facturers of Mems Bicycle Suits
none make such fine garments as
Sylvan E. Bier & Co., of 704-706
Broadway, N. Y. We closed out
a big lot, and he claimed to have
lost money by the deal. It brings
you-
S. English Cotton Covert Suits
For $7.40.
$40 Fine Cheviot Suits
For $5.o8.
S12 to SIS Scotch Cheviot Suits
For S7.oS.
s. English Cotton Covert Pants
For 7oc.
We've plenty thin" clothing
for men. You didn't need it yes.
terday, but you'll need it soon.
Don't think of getting lower
prices than these.
White duck pants, worth ST. SO,
for CSC per pair.
Mems linen color duck pants,
49c pair. Worth csc.
Mdn's linen color duck suits,
worth So, for S1.9S.
Mems fine crash suits, worth
So. so, for 81. SO each.
Hecht'S Credit Store,
SIS Seventh st.
. .---.s..--..s-.-E-----------
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Secret Society Recorder Arrested

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 15-Oliver NJ.
Shedd, late imperial recorder of the Order
tn,ap on cbnrres of iarcep1 IN iatnT LII cou,s ,hs
funds of the order and forgery in altering
the records tocover up the theft. He pleaded
guilty to larceny in the first degree and
was remaDded for sentence tomorrow The
amount which he admits having taken is
between SO 900 and $40 900.
The morning times., 1896-06-16
A p. A. MEN MET.
ono Suea ker Referred to mckinley
o"e es an Enemy of the Order.

0R an Enemiy OF tuo OtUf'
st. Louis. Mo-. June ia mass meet, ,e,,,
tnEs,;rbt 10, IN n hall in North st. Louis. Among
the Speakers were Congressman Llnton.
Sto,e Sto PRESIDENT Stevens and Mayor Webster
Dar,s' rhs ohiact Of the meeting was to express
dissent nj the action of the Repnpiican
national committee in supporting kerens
as AGAINST Filley in the contest FOR seats
in the national convention,
~ Am III tho sneccbes we're wildly vehement
apainst the Republican committee. The
PROBABILITY Of McKinley's nomination 1,, wa, was
touched upon. mayor paws saua hsn,te, 1ne zen,
eral conference or the A. Z. A.at asnihk'on
The morning times., 1896-06-16
Gentry Case Again Continued

tks trial OF James B. Gentry. the actor,
for the murder of Margaret Drysdale
(Madge Yorke), the actress, again went
over today until Xune %. The contin-
uaDce was granted because of the in
ability of Mr.. Charles w. Brooke. the
senior counsel for Gentry, to be present,
lie now being ged In the defense OF
Mrs: Fleming, on trial in New York for
murder.
The morning times., 1896-06-16
Supreme A. O. u. w. Convcnes:

ouPt eEnC n y. " w VuNCHcS.
Buffalo, N. Y, June 15.-The supreme
lodge of the A. o. U. W. will convene here
tomorrow for it's twenty-fourth annual
meeting. The report of Supreme Recorder
Sackett, for the past year will show a total
membership on January I, of 354, 3S9, and
the amount paid to the widows, orphans
or other dependent beneficiaries Of de-
ceased members, $7,313 $50, a total since
The supreme lodge will be in session for
about ten GayS.
The morning times., 1896-06-16

How much do the children's
shoes cost you G year! Arthur
Burt's broad-sole shoes would save
half.
1ul Street.
Next to Branch Post-oiace.
Open saturdays Q p. m.
The morning times., 1896-06-16
Anti-PIatt Meeting Held.

st. Louis, June ia meeting of New
York Republicans WAS ifcid this evening at
the rooms of Hon. Cornelius n. Bliss by
his invitation. The purpose of the gather
ing was to consult concerning the measures
hest calculated to insure more repre-
sentative management of the Republican
party in the State and better methods in
State politics.
The morning times., 1896-06-16
had been faint.hearted. Mckinney was an

had been faint-hearted. Mckinley was an
enemy OF the A. P. A. and il his vote would
elect the Ohio major it would not be cast.
Congressman Linton spoke more guarded
ly. A rising vote on resolution to con-
demn the action of the national Republican
committee for seating the Kerens dele
gates was declared carried and the meeting
adjourned. Fully 5000 were in attend
anCe.
The morning times., 1896-06-16
BAUM'S,
41o 7th St.
Sale
Extra
ordinary
and
Children'S
Muslin
Under
garments.

This morning we will
place on sale the third ship
meut of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Muslin Undergar-
ments, which created such a
sensation in Washington at
the time of Our previous
sales.
Remember, that the prices
asked for the finished gar
ments are less than the cost
of the material and trim
mings. The work costs you
nothing.