Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1896, Page 8

AND SONS, * MOSES Storage Warehouse, 224 ncar M. We're agents for the celebrated Mc- CONNELL WATER FiLTER—end those pepular STONE FILTERS. Both are goed. Both do their work thoroughly. $2.50 to $23.00. Big Rug Sale. —The resources of our Rug De- partment are endless when it comes to offering bargains. Every week or so there’s a big list of price cuts to%ell you about. —Reductions more generous than usual this time. Practically the full choice of everything in the depart- ment is yours at a price we can well say is unparalleled. Russia Rugs. ‘The best-wearing Rugs ever sold at these pricee: Japanese Roe BRE PPRRRRF Onnn aoe MMB one * 4 ¢ 4 yd Smyrna Rugs. 300 Smyrna Mats, 16x22 in. a 6 rf WORTH. PRICE. 100 Rugs, 1 ft. 9 In. x3 ft. 6 in.$2.00 $1.25 200 Kugs, 2 ft. 2 Im. x 4 ft. 4 in. 2.50 1.50 400 Rugs, 2 ft. 6 in. x 5 ft. 2.00 150 Rugs, 3 ft. x 6 ft 235 25 Rugs, 4 ft. x7 tt. 6.75 Smyrna Carpets. worTu. For. 2 yds. $20.00 $13.25 7 ft. Gin. x 10 ft. 6 in. 32.00 2.75 40.00 31.75 H W: ‘iton Rugs. Snitable for Parlors, Libraries and Din- ing Rooms. eae 00 84.00 3 yds. x 4 yds. 48.00 Bedside Rugs. Short Lengths of Body Brussels, Wilton and Axminster Carpets, suitable for bed- Te. and $1 each. Wort more than double. Odd Size Rugs. Made from Carpet Remnants. BODY BRUSSELS. 5 ft. 5 ft. 5 ft 4 in. x5 ft. 10 in. 7 in. x5 ft. 10 in. 9 in. x5 ft. 9 in 9 in. x 6 ft... 10 ir. x 5 ft. 10 in. 9 im. x 8 ft. x6 ft... rN B tt. 5 tt. 5 tt. 5 ft. 6 ft. x 8 ft. 6 in. Kensington Art Squares. We're overstocked with these rugs—and the prices we're quoting now are necessity ALITY KENSINGTON ART SQUARES. REGULARLY. FOR. B23 4.00 5.00 6.50 8.50 5.00 9.50 12.00 8.60 art We: make Glasses: isuit the eyes. i We see to it_that each fs examined separately—and determine whether or not different lenses should be worn. We've foud ‘bis the only proper way to test the eyes. We charge nothing extra for it. You pay ont for the glasses. Tr Eyegiasses and Spectacles as low as $1. is McAllister & Co., EXAMINING OPTICIANS, agus F St., $237,7 | ba | Jals-28a |¢ BLDG. ———This Conch is made without a box and is quite a novel, luxurious creation. Pt with pillows it'll change a cheer- t into a cozy novk. Prices start (The Divan Couch $5 ep Lewis Box Couches $8.50 Up. They're comfortable to lounge on— 2 pretty to look at, and have a wonderful ) capacity for use. 4 ) 2 a eee co., 20a 121% F ST. N.W. —~ It’s a house- Every one can take it from grandpa to ‘the baby. Not i furious. Pleasant to the taste. + 20c. a Bottle. OGRAM’S Two Drug Stores, }3{h amd Tp ave. Jal4-28a Onn Glass- Is the most comfortable and convenient—because having the largest field it does not tire the eye. Price, $5. } Galt & Bro., Jewellers, Silversmiths and Stationers, 1107 Pa. Ave. jalt-2sa = NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. rpenter’s shep. :920 N st. m.w. rienced and reliable men. SOHN T. WALSER, Builder: Jobbi Residence. THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1896-TWELVE PAGES. 5. Kann, Sons & Co, STH& MARKET SPACE OUR GREAT Semi-Annual Clearing Sale. WE A LIKE A DEFEATED CANDIDATE FoR Farms OFFICE, CLAIMING EVERYTHING BELORE THE COUNT, AND FINALLY GETTING NGTHING. WE ARE KEEPING ON THE EVEN TENURE OF OUR WAY, AND THE RESULTS US IN THE END. ZHROUGHOUT. oun EPARTMENTS: us D eHANcES To (QUPER MANY Y GOOD THINGS AT CATCHY PRICES. Broken Lots OF SOILED MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR Ne Ladies’ Muslin Chemises, mostly large sizes, slightly soiled, plain and embroidery trimmed. Were 49¢., 59c. and 69c. Clearing Sale Price, 25c. Ladies’ Drawers, Chemises and Corset Covers, a pretty fair assort- ment for broken sizes; also slightly soiled. Clearing Sale Price, 39c. Ladies’ Gowns, Drawers and Cov- ers, made of imperial muslin, hand- somely trimmed, made and finished like all fine goods should be, broken lots and some slightly soiled. Sold as high as 98c. Clearing Sale Price, 59c. Ladies’ Skirts, Gowns, Chemises and Corset Covers, an elegant line of fine goods, trimmed with fine em- broideries and laces, very few soiled among this lot. Among this assort- ment you'll find goods worth as high as $1.50. Clearing Sale Price, 79c. This item will be the sensation of this Underwear sale: An immense table laden down with a big assortment of Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Chemises and Cov- ers, all broken sizes, odd lots. Gowns with laces and embroidery, worth $2.00 to $4.50; Short Skirts, French sample line, worth $1.50 to $5.00, and so on. The entire line at Our Clearing Sale Price,g8c. Cloaks & Suits, .TEB INSTRUCTIONS FROM THIS DEPART. HAND FO! THE FIRM SAYS MAI LATE CLOAK BUYERS THE BENERIE OF OU! LIBERALITY. EVERY GARMENT OFFERED IN THIS SALE EURCHASED THIS SEASON. Balance of our Boucle, Diagonal and Rough Cloth Jackets, made with large mandolin sleeves and full tipple back, which sold as high as — at the beginning of the — learing Sale Price, $3.98. Balance of our Astrakhan aud Boucle Cloth Jackets, handsomely made and perfect fitting, with extra large shawl sleeves. Sold the first part of the season at $12.00 and $14.00. f Clearing Sale Price, $5.98. Balance of our Astrakhan and Kersey Cloth Jackets, all made with the large shawl sleeves, satin faced, large pearl buttons. Were $16.00 and $18.00 at the beginning of the season. Clearing Sale Price, $7.98. Balance of our ie Kersey and Persian Lamb Cléth Jackets, made with strap seams, satin lined throughout. Sold for $20.00. Clearing Sale Price, $9.98. Balance of our Fine Black Kersey Cloth Double Capes, both capes handsomely braided. Former price was $10.98. Clearing Sale Price, $5.98. Balance of our Silk Seal Plush Capes, 27-inch length, trimmed with marten or thibet fur around collar and front. The-standard price has been $12.98. Clearing Sale Price, $8.98. Balance of our Tailor-made Reefer Suits, all with full plaited backs, lined throughout. Were $12.50 and $14.00. Clearing Sale Price, $8.98. FURS. $1.00 Astrakhan Muffs, Clearing Sale Price, 25c. s50c. White Cooney Muffs, Clearing Sale Price, 25. $1.00 Cooney Sets, Muff and Collar, Clearing Sale Price, 50c. $1.25 Black Hair Mufis, Clearing Sale Price, 50c. $2.50 Electric Seal Muffs, Clearing Sale Price, 98c. $2.00 Angora Sets, Muff and Collar, Clearing Sale Price, $1.25 § BALES. Heavy Unbleached Muslin Rem- nants. Clearing Sale Price, 2%c 84 FLOOR, REMNANT DEPARTMENT. S Kaun, Sons & Co., STi & MARKET SPAGE for less money. '513, $15 & $18 (COATS, $10, $12.50& $13.50 ‘These are this season’s most stylish Box Reefers, in Rough Cheviots and Boucles! By far the most stylish Coats ever offered at these prices. ‘New Skirts. Early spring styles of high-class Cus- tom-made Separate Sxirts, in Black Boucles, Fancy Cheviots, Plain and Figured Silks and Satins. Notice that these have the very latest Paris ‘‘flare’’ on pe 4 to 7 yards around the fom, , $6, $7.50, $8, $13. $17.50, $18.50, $20, pane et “if More New Ostrich ‘BOAS. In buying these now we secured them a @ third less than before-Christmas prices. The fullest and prettiest we have shown this season. Ostrich Neck Boas, $3.25, $4.25, $4.76 and $5.50. Ostrich Long Boas, $8.50, $10 $12.50. es Flannel Robes. No doubt you will be glad to learn that two special lines of the English Novelty Flannel Ecuse Gowns have Deen reduced to $4.50 and $5.50. I Cc.” Corsets. give greater satisfaction to a larger Percentage of women than any other make. It ts “form molded” and im- parts a most graceful shape to the wearer. We carry the entire line. lid-Winter Coats A Third Under Price. As announced yesterday, our inaugurating a Reditction Sale of Coats and Capes in December closed out our stock and gave us an opportunity to go into the market at this time and buy Coats and Furs at one-third less than regular prices. While others are attempting to move their “brokén lines” and “old styles” we are selling the most stylish Sacinents of the season We know of no other house that ells an Imported Corset for a dollar. To create a little stir In this depart- ment, we will sell, on ‘Thursday and Friday, a line of White and C, Black Dollar Corsets for..... 75 im: Dr. Jaeger Goods. We carry in stock the full line of the Dr. Jaeger Goods tor Men, Women and Children. ‘The superiority of the Jaeger Goods has never been questioned. Dropping thefr price some time ago placed. them intrinsically far beyond any goods of a siintlar nature. Ask or write for large catalogue and price list free! All the strictly Winter Furnishings for Men have had their prices clipped —and some clipped badly! Smoking Jackets Reduced. $5 Smoking Jackets now. . $6 Smoking Jackets now.. $7.75 Smoking Jackets now. $6.60 Smoking @ackets now. Cardigan Jackets Reduced. Just 9 of them Jeft—all medium sizes —so hurry! $2.50 Cardigan Jackets now. $8 Cardigan Jackets now. Terry Bath Robes Reduced. ‘We have cut the price of ey, Bath Robe in stock as follow: Men’s $3 Terry Bath Robe: Men's $4 Terry Bath Robes. Men's $7 Terry Bath Robes. Men’s Blanket Robes. ‘The $6 ones to.. ‘The $7 ones to...... ‘The $8.50 ones to. ‘The $10 ones to. Wm. H. McKnew, Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Furnishings, Cloaks, Suits and Furs, ds 933 Pa. ae a ae The Entire Building —is now devoted to meeting your tailoring, wants! It is the largest, handsomest and best, equipped tailoring establishment in the south—and equal in its results to any in America. It is not possible to produce any. firfer or mere peace fitting garments. With all this superiority our unequaled facilities enable Les 4 | us to quote lower prices than the same class of work can be secured in America. We are celebrating the occasion of taking possession of the entire building by inaugurating a special sale! Regular $7 Trouserings (to order) $5.00 Regular $8 Trouserings (to order) = = $6.50 EXTRA. ‘Gilobe”’ Martin’s Woolen [ills Cassitnere Trouserings. Regular price, $10 and $12. For Celebrated London — Regular price, $13 and $15. For - $8 JIC) Te cnactinEs, CUTAWAY Coat and Vest of Martin’s Famous Black Diagonal Worsted, for - - $20 Unequivocal (EEE of a perfect fit and entire satisfaction! G. Warfield Simpson, Perchant Tailor, rathé PSts. Seteetetntes snteteteentetetetintetetoee Secetoatonfetentnafeoe Soeeaceeseeteeceadoasendoniengonioegeteetentontontontentestentestetecte sarang Mu ** Clear, and of delicious flavor—the Wine Jelly that contains To-Kalon — Sherry! None so gcod, $1.60 per gal- lon! Do you realize that rou are deal- ing with the vineyard here? Right from, the vaults a8,soon as the proper “age” and “flavor” touches it! thought for adulterations! Reput tion must be protected and the! standard maintained. TO-KALON Wire 14 14th st. *Phone etme THE LIGHT-RUNNING Domestic Sewing Machine Is used exclusively at the WHITE HOUSE. Cc. AUERBACH, 7TH AND H STS., SOLE AGENT. Ja6-m,w&(6t Go to Siccardi, Bargains in Hair. Genuine, bona fe bargain prices are ing just now. Jou can select from the finest of ante Jad "Toilet Goods crer showa is “O! What good likeness!’ —is the remark often expressed re our photographs. This is as it shou id be and as we intend it to be! mits, re making a specialty” of “Mexz0 nts Oval Photographs at $4 a dazen. you $4.00 and $9 elsewherer Se eee W. H. Stalee, 1107 F St., Successor to M. B, Brady. jal4-1 164 rding Diamonds remounted-- Old-fashioned settings remade in- to up-to-date styles!“ Mr. 0. W. Hi in charge of Jeweliy and Wal SEmentee atring Department — end we can assi patrons of the very finest’ work being, performed in every’ iin * stance. Moderate; charges. EVE EYT,: 1225 F St. jal4-16d h Something: New! THE ELLEN TERRY,,LORGNETTE, For Sale» only at ‘Franklin & Co.’s, OPTICIANS, 1227 PA. AVE. Remove to 1203 F af. m/w. about Jan. 18. 0c19-3m,14 For Throat And Lung Troubles, Take YER’S Cherry Pectoral Received . Highest Awards At World’s Fair. When in Doubt, ask for nade Pills. pain, cures inl colic and is the best ‘re larrhoea. 25 cents a bottle. SANTA BARBARA SEA SAL/ Supeccharged with oxygen. ing! A boon for erate * $4 per kog. Sufficlent for one mouth. Bia “cursitcal COMPANY, 1404 14th Jal-w,féeminfel2 CATARRH sufferors may cataiu yalaaiae rs +6 COLUAIETAL mphlet by, inclosing stamp “AL CO., Washi D.C. No cure, no pay. Ths conceri ts rellable.” Jalb-w, th, f,m.sit Craig & Harding, Furniture, &c., 13th and F Sts. MORE “SAMPLE” PIECES Of Furniture of all kinds, Curtains, &c: We were 80 successful -in disposing of our first purchases of manufacturers’ “sample pieces’ of Furniture that we again went into the market and were fortunate enough to secure another mrnufacturer's ‘‘sample" line. These are in China Closets, Sideboards, Cham- ber Suites, Ciiffonters, Tubles, Chairs, Parlor Sattes, &c.-— Only one of a kind. These we have marked with red tickets, so you -sn distinguish them from the regular stock, and their prices represent one-half to two-thirds what they are really worth. OFFICE. FURNITURE. More and better Office Furniture than any house in Washington. We carry the entire line of the .famous “Cutler” Office Desks, which have no equal in their construction and finish, We have made a handsome window display of Office Furniture, and inaugu- tate a special eale, presenting an extra- ordinary opportunity to refurnish your office with the best the market affords at the prices of the ordinary. CRAIG & HARDING, Furniture, &c., 13th & F. it King’s Palace. Odds and Ends Sale. Beeause we do such an enormous business in Cloaks and Capes -ve by no means neglect our other departments. Our line of Millinery ts the best in town, Here are some other wonderful prices, too; rome marvelous values! Corsets. A few slightly ~olled Corsets, white and gray—most popular makes—all sizes—regularly so!d for 75c.....-.+-.+ Vests. Ladies’ All-wool Svarlet Ribbed Vests, pearl buttons, warranted fast dyes— regular price, $1.25. 5 Children’s All-wool bed Vests—white and ecarlet—sizes 1 to 4 years—regular value, 50c... Handkerchiefs. Colored border and plain white, hem- stitched—pretty borders—regular 10c, Hose. Ladies’ Fast Biack, Hermsdorf Dye, Spliced Heel and Toe, Reg. ue Hose. Never sold less than » 12%C. St 44c. 50c. 15C. 3c. Sanne: A lot of Colgate’ Toilet Soaps—Gly- cerine, White Rose, Castile, Brown Windsor, Cauliflower, and 10c, qualities. King’s Palace, 812-814 7th St.N.W. - 715 Market Space. ete.—regular Bo. 2¢. it SGD GG OP PESEFLSIPOSOOS OE OTS You wouldn’t want stronger trunk —than this one at $5.75. Has sheet iron bottom, heavy bolt, ig Excelsior lock, two trays, 8 12-Jnch steel lik entire trunk is fu ‘S55. 75, each. A Sole Leather Dress Suit —— Case for as low as $4. Kneessi, 425 7th St. Jald- vee 1 musiin Laces and Finery of all kinds cleaned und “done up” like new> without the slightest injary 10 Gloves, Next Palais Ri 1 delicate fabri 7 Tith St., Formerly 1224 Bway, N.Y. : = “Wagon will call ecl2-Omi4 Anton Fischer, 906 G Street. jars.ca If ALL OTHERS FAIL, CONSULT DR. CZARRA, Fourth st. n.e., Washington, D. ©. a Chronic,’ Nervous, Blood and Skin estion, Liver, Kidney, Bladder and inary. Trou bles, Piles, Fistula, Stricture, de. {W METHOD for permanent and arate: cure of PRIVATE diseases and Woman Complaii ints, Vie fatity restored Hours, 9 to 12 a.m., 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday, 4 to 7 p.m. tf SHAKER DIGHSTIVE CORDIAL. pees not cure all diseases, ‘but tt will cure byanepeis, or lnaizest All druggists, INGROWING NAILS Permanently and painlesely cured. Our Bunion ana Corn Shields afford absolute comfort. Corns re- moved, 25c, Prof. J. J. GEORGES & SON, Sarepe ists, "1. ave. Hours: 8 to 5:30; Sundays, 9 to 12, jaé-10d Evening Gowns and Waists MISS HOTCHKISS, Artistic Latest Fr. jodiste and Destgner, ‘or Domestic Styles. {Pagistan. Pinish. sT. N.EL SKLCIS “A” SPECIALTY. “Parson’s laws of business.” The stendard book cn practical every- day business law. Never Special Every’ business man needs one, be ler $3. wee tae week. $1. 30 Cc. C. Pursell, 418 oth St. $al5-160 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! In order to make room for our spring stock, which will soon art we offer our Je! ft-over winter stock of Ladies’ Fine Dress Goods and cent less than regular prices. jan. 22. J. Hotel Oxford, W: price ington, D. . C, jald-3t* Blegeit's“Angestins Bitters -ex- ‘The use of Dr. cites the appetite ant keeps the digestive organs in order. DANCING FORCHARITY Brilliant Scene at thd Annual Hebrew Ball Last Evening. MONEY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POOR A Worthy Cause Benefited and a Delightful Evening Passed. SOME OF THOSE PRESENT The wealth, fashion ani beauty of local Hebrew society were out in force last even- ing for the annual ball given for the bene- fit of the Hebrew Associated Charities. The ball took place at National Rifles’ Armory Hall and was in every way a most brilliant affair, equalling, if not excelling, those of years gone by. The hall was beau- tifully decorated for the occasion, the wails, which were draped with holly, offering an effective buckground for the stunning cos- tumes of the ladies. And the costumes were indeed handsome, this being the big- gest event of the year in local Hebrew so- ciety, and every preparation was made to insure its complete success. The ball was formally opened at 9:30 o'clock, with the grand march, which was led by Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Blout, and con- sisted of more than a hundred young couples. Mr. Blcut was the chairman of the executive committee, and as such a very large share of the work and resonsi- bility of tke ball rested upon his broad shoulders. During the evening he was the recipient of many hearty congratulations on the artistic and financial success which had crowned the efforts of himself and his fellow-con-mitteemen. Among the most sought-after of the guests of the evening was Rev. Dr. Louis Stern, the pastor of the Washington Hebrew Congregation, who passed around from group to group, with pleasant words and smiles for every one. The music for the merry throng of danc- ers was furnished by an excellent orchestra of more than twenty pieces, and even be- fore the grand march started the floor was bright with the devotees of terpsichore. Although there was a very large attend- ance of darcers and of older people who preferred to sit around the edge of the hall and look on, the floor was at no time so crowded that dancing was interfered with, and the young people enjoyed them- selves to their hearts’ content. About mid- night all adjourned to the lower hall, where a handsome and attractive supper was served on scores of little tables. Later dancing wes resumed and continued until after 2 o'clock, and even then the guests were loath to leave, so thoroughly delight- ful had they found the annual charity ball. Took an Active Interest. The affair was given under the auspices of the Washington Hebrew congregation, Chay Odom congregation, Elijah Lodge, I, O. B. B.; Potomac Lodge, I O. B. B.; Argo Lodge, I. O. B. B.; Mina Kleeberg Lodge, O. K. S. B.; District Lodge, I. O. 8. B.; — Lodge, I. O. 8. B.; Rebecca Lodge, D. doete Deborah Lodge, Wash- ington Lodge, Harmony Circle and Woodbury Giub.” The different committees having active charge of the ball were as follows: Executive committee—I. L. Blout, chair- man; H. Strasburger, A. D. Prince, Jacob Strasburger, Mrs. I. L. Blout, Mrs. A. IL. Strasburger, Mrs. L. Fellheimer, Mrs. J. Moser, A. Behrend, Goldsmith, H. King, r., I. Gans, S. Le Mrs. L. Stern, Mrs. Charles Kaufman, Mrs. D. Strauss, M. Clark, William Hahn, S. Gans and M. Netes. Master of ceremonies—Jacob Strasburger. Floor committee—A. H. Strasburger, chairman; J. C. Kaufman, Sidney Bieber, Joseph Saks, Julius Peyser, N. Luchs, A. King, N. 8. Meyer, Jacob Kohner, Sol. Lewis, Alex. Wolf and Sidney Baar. Reception committee—I. Gans, chairman; = en, S. J. Glazer and J. Horn- stein. Some of Those Present. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Blout, Mr. and Mrs, Solomon Lans- burgh, Mrs. A. D. Prince, Mrs. M. Neumey- er, Mrs. M. F. Iseman, Mrs. Leo Stieffel of Baltimore, Mrs, Dinkelspiel, Mrs. Behrends, Mrs. L. Silverman, Mrs. A. Herman, Mrs. A. M. Baer, Miss Rickie Gans, Mrs. M. Hirsh, Mrs. Myer Strasburger, Miss Blanche Strasburger, Miss Ray Solomon, Miss Fannie Kaufman, Miss Ray Kaufman, Miss Blanche Lansburgh, Miss Carrie Baumgarten, Miss Grace King, Miss Er- nie Richold, Miss Minnie Wolf, Mrs. I. W. Nordlinger, Mrs. Henry King, Miss Stella Reitzenstein, Miss Birdie Lyon, Miss Goul- ston of Boston, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, Miss May Kaufman, Miss Rose Goodman, Miss Fannie Michaels of New York, Miss Lena Stein, Miss Rebecca Behrend, Miss Florence Behrend, Miss Johanna Young, Miss Sommers of South Carolina, Miss Mar- tha Strauss, Miss Heilbrun, Miss Meyers of Baltimore, Miss Bendheim of Alexandria, Mrs. Stern, Miss Sarah Hirsh, Miss Dreyfus, Miss Ernie Meyers, Miss Ida Weil, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. M. Luchs, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Prince, Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. M. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. H. King, Mr. and Mrs. S. Beiber, Mr. and Mrs. M. Goid- smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Bensinger, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hillman, Mr. Max Cohen, Dr. Bruckheimer, Mrs. D. Sondheim, Mr. S. N. Meyer, Mrs. A. Beh- rend, Mrs. A. Damman, Mrs. L. Richold, Mrs. P. Peyser, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nattans, Misses E. Meyer, B. Lansburgh, F. Kaufman, B. Wolf, A: Nordlinger, R. Solomon, L. Stern, F. Michel, A. Sondheim, A. Stern, C. Herman, Cc. Baumgarten, E. Richold, G. King, M. Strauss, S. Abel, S. Heilbrun, B. Lyon, J. Goodman, M. Cohen, C. Kaufman, H. Roth- schild, E. Behrend, J. Young, F. Behrend, R. Goodman, C. Hirsh, A. Reizenstein, L. Stern, H. Sanger, B. Strasburger, B. Duy- fuss, I. Myers, A. Wolf, R. Goodman, R. Behrend, B. Schmidt, N. Cohen, B. Her- man, Messrs. A. Wolf, N. 8S. Meyer, D. Wolf, B. Nordlinger, P. Friedlander, I. H. Goodman, J. Kaufman, E. Kohner, S. N tans, A. Sigmunds, J. Kohner, J. Michaelis, L, Stern, S. Kaufman, M. Sanger, S. Lyon, S. Stern, S. Rothschild, M. Lyon, IL Beh- rends, S. Baar, N. Weill, S. Louis, M. Op- penheimer, S. Richold, A. L. Richold, A. H, Strasburger, N. Goodman, J. Peyser, H. Wolf, C. Reizenstein, A. Goldenberg, A. Hecht, S. Rosenthal, L. Baumgarten, J. M. Heller, Joseph Saks, J. Lansburgh, A. Eiseman, S. Meyer, C. L. Heilbrun, 8. West, L. Rich, M. Newmyer, Joseph Stras- burger, Mr. I. W. Nordlinger, Mr. Sidney Bieber, Mr. Lee Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. J. Auerbach, Mr. and Mrs. Sonnerberg, Mr. S. Rothschild, Mrs. B. Nathanson, Mr. Simon Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. G. Auerbach, Mr. Max Oppenheimer, Mr. Hugh Hirsh, Mr. M. Sanger, Miss Sanger, Miss Henlein, Miss Belle Schmidt, Mr. Friedlander, Mr. Joseph Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Her- man, Mrs. Heyn of Baltimore, Miss Minna West, Mr. Sidney West,Mr. George Strauss, Miss Nettie Cohen, Miss Amelia Wolf; Mr. J. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaui Mr. J. Moser, Mr. and Mrs. R. Prince, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hillman, Mr. Sidney Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Neumeyer, Mr. A. Richold, Mrs. Z. Strasburger, Mr. Henry Strasburger, Miss Strasburger, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gans of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franc. ee TO SUCCEED SENATOR GEORGE. Balloting in the Joint Caucus of the Mississippi Legislature. ‘The joint democratic caucus met at Jack- scn, Miss., Monday and took two ballots for United States Senator to succeed Senator George, the last resulting as follows: Money, 71; Lowry, 47; Allen, 391-2; Hooker, 11 1-; McLaurin, 3; Yerger, 1. Necessary to a choice, 8. Neither Yerger nor McLaurin were put in nomination. To the surprise of many the name of Gov. Stone was not pre- sented. An adjournment was then had un- til last night. The caucus met again last night and took four ballots, the last (sixth) resulting: Mon- Lowry, 42; Allen, 391-2; Hooker, McLaurin, 4; Yerger, 1; Campbell, 1, An adjournment was then taken until Lo- night. ——__— -+ 0+ —___ Longest Rivers in the World. The lengths of all the long rivers in the world are to be found in The Star Almanac ard Hand-book for 1896. Four hundred and sixteen solidly printed pages. On sale at all news stands ond at Star office. 25c. per cory. not onc atom soc. and §r.co at all druggists. ; ~ Bon Marche, 314 and 316 7th St. BARGAINS “here and there.” Every day and every hour the prices are being dropped on items “here and thre” throughout the store, to wind up small lots, odd sizes, &c. Underwear Reduced. ‘These items speak for themselves: Men's Scarlet Medicated Shirts and Drawers, long lamb's wool threads, Regular price, $1.25. To- Men's Fine White Lamb's Shirts and Drawers. Were $1.25 and $1.50. Tomorrow. ‘Wool Boys’ Extra - heavy Fleece - lined Shirts and Drawers. Rest 20¢. lar price, 49c. Tomorrow. Women's Fine White Wool Swiss Ribbed Union Suits. Have been $1.75. _Temorrow... Hosiery Dov Down. mn. Feathers Getting Low We refer to that imported stock of Millinery, comprising Birds, Feath- ers, Aigreties, Wings, Ornaments, &c. In many instances these prices are hardly one-fifth what the goods are worth. Birds, Feathers, &c., = 5c. Birds, Feathers, &c.,= 1c. Birds, Feathers; &c., = 19¢, $15 to $22 Coats, at $11.13. Notice that window full of Uitra- stylish Rough Cloth and Boucle Box Coats, Reefers and “Franklin™ Jack- ets, You will find equal styles will cost you $15, $17.50, $20 and $22.50 about town. We have had to ask these prices ourselves. Now $11.13. BON MARCHE, 314 & 316-7th St. ELECTRICITY —As bes and more ev asa ‘light, having ‘superseded ‘gar’ iss great many instances. Tt has many ad- Yantages to recommend it, being free from “danger, “rellable, «ein and. inex- pensive. — It is also’ unexcelled as @ Kings, Fry “et aes, wing “it you are img v1 at telephone us or call and we will fur- nish you an estimate of cost, etc. U. S. Electric Lighting Co., ee . 'Ptone 77. 15. 28 iu e_-8 ee Of Our Market. eee of the kind of 22 geal bere. "Proud of the splend ing of Meats, Game; Vegetables, ete.—which "we always have. fiat everything in our market is the pies WEzWe make & apectalty of quik do- Farragut ae, oat oe = §..3815-¥.£,m,20 a 4 AE MUNN te Gray Hair A thing, of the vast when Nattan’s Crystal Dts. ‘cover used. Guaranteed nate {odie natural olor tn 8 to 1 Mound Tomorrow Ne — Final a sreet-amelting Searenit ‘The st filled with them — fresh "from our immense tog gs shree times a day. -—— = = offering is for tomorrow-—Thursy A. Gude & Bro., oye 12d 51.00 jalbtoja23* We vse the best quality lenses and adjust them to the scientifically by our free of es ; Rimes Glasses, td. Nickel fi A KANN. S85 Bet Aty kind of Cake you SS Pound, Fruit, Qocoa- Ornamental Oakes, hut, ete. Macearoome, Oyster Pattles and Pastry. Fresh every, day. M. Gundersheimer, 1$¢,0te; cod Hews ta, Jals-Sa