Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1892, Page 5

It is saying a creat deal when of re Mar rice waray onteel the productios toak man afacturers in America, They sei! to no ther Rowar on This accounts for our sty len twine from any you see abut thetr characteristic perfect 0t artment we are show e favorably with the best of the city. and yetour a third lees than they ash. We plu ad om sale this 1 Patton! Suede Gloves, in various Ui wens, modes and eray. Regular & omiy €1 ver pwr. Pmt quality te ant Black “R. & Ge” Cormets, @1 50 per pair. Coleen “ sets, In white, black aad uray, #2 te #0 We are offering fair quality Coutil Corset at the low prive ox trimmincs is tonip an exquisite per ya i the popular shades, & veunun Wirt H. M°K sew, » 933 Px Ave NW. Cuno & aur = Hanvrso. We want to isapress one thing upon the f the public and that ts, don’ With the expectation of car naming "and accepting another. We evprything im “plain funures” “having | ut one price.and we wuar- antee that price as low, if not lower, than ie same gods oan be boucht anywhere else tm America. Dict it ¢ eur to you that Where more than oue price prevails you can never besare that youar buying at the lowest pet sure for if €50 was asked and your of #40 was accepted, you cap never be ut that if you had offered @35 it also ave been sccepted. We believe and “one price only” ts most satisfactory to both buyer and seller. Whatever you do don't ask us to dition tthe list of epecials enamer- days ago we shall offer the fol- and serviceable, only 81 We know that this chair cannot be ijeated for leas than @1. 50. Excaileat Ehreepiece Chamber Suites, tn maple, imitation mahowapy end imitation x ° Elegant Uyholvtered Parlor Suite, solid cherry frame, with silk tapestry and plash covering. only $47.50. We remember when ert2 was paid for lems desirable suites. Usesear Varves Ixy Deavenses. 1.000 pairs of White Nottingham Lace Curtains, JR yards long, taped edge, lacy patterns. only #1.25 per pair. ia Chenille Tarcoman Portieres, 336 yards long, in seven different colorings, only #450 per pair Cheaille Tarcoman Curtains, with rich ad» ant frinee toy and bottom, only @S per pair Real Irish Potnt Lace Curtains, 36 aris lone, attractive patterns, only 63.50 | per veir. Best valueever offered for 5c. | OF BL more 508 yards of Extra Quality Figured Silke Tine, in various new and attractive color. fee anit desizns, only Ue. per yard. 1) yards of Dotted Swise Sash Curtain per yard, © yarte of Scotch Madras, tn beantifal erent lemon coloring for chamber cur teins, onl per yard. Don't forget another potnt that we want to mace pian and stroar and that ts that erry mnie pace of furniture and drapery tu the stock ta entirely new, Raving just | boom purchased ¢rom the leading manufac turere of America at their iowest cash : Cor. 19th and . ne Case & j : Formerly 0 ni H cupied by ARDIN Julies Lane eceecenene — 1 RARE RRA ES SS SAAN SISAA SEEN Bewane Or Pororse Waren Kecent rains and conerquent swollen streams and tributaries have again made Po- femnac water annt unless filtered. Don't risk yor by drinking muddy, con- famimate! anljostbiy diseased water when, You can buy agd germ-proof Filter for so Little agney Pasteur Filters stand ate ele agente Gate City Wrirsanr & Eoxoxstos, Hower Prernishince, eS 1205 Px Ave N.W. Tue Artrictivesrss Of our Aisplay ts unquestioned, as is also cur prue We offer better guods than you wnstomed to esting, at sunaller prices a have been paying. The stocks eopectally worthy of your attention just Bow are the Lacops and Shades, Royal Wares, Bric-s Brac, Candelabra, Exquisite Ornaments. S.S. Sueno & Bro. 432 9ru Se N. W. Guaso Face Musixeny Ovestsa. MES. JULIA BAER OF BALTIMORE WILL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ON WED- BESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 23, HER IMPORTED HATS AND BONNETS, TO WHICH THE LADIES OF WASHING ‘TON ARE CORDIALLY INVITED To aT- ‘TEND. wast 439 Gas Sr. Noara. “Seer Seni Br Sumzme ‘ever beeg deceived in the quality of . Noone man ‘about, sbirts, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. oe . ' D. C. TUESDAY) Bs 4 , TIT r i "y i eG t res Reval's Fourteenth Ann of Autucan Dregs) Mequisites, ‘Time ts flying—snm- mer is being left behind, autumn is reached, winter is insudht. Time Jonits wings the opportunity té profit by'the Souvenirs of the “Opening” of suitable cloth: of Souvenirs published in lower portion of these columns in- | fm of only the very latest 190 113 goveitien: a treatise om | pe written with any ot ject of Un lerwoar as appropriate for special mention do not read advertise: | ments, Will wives, mothers and sisters reqnest the inen of ther family to | once at their it of Souventrs and then interview oar Mr. Portec, whose | fa the son's furalshing business :aakes him am autbor- ity to be respected. : H Ladies will best glean an idea of Palais Royal prices by men- | tion of sonie popular 1 Kiere aro tho American Hosiery | Co.'s Autumn Merino Vests and Pants marked 98c. each. The * Souvenir disount of 10 per cont reduces the price to SGcenta. Remember that these garments are full rogulae mate, If you t knoor the price elaewhere you ean easily learn. Proportionately low s for boys’, misses’, children’s end tn: sizes. Hore, too, iva full Hine of indies? and child:en's No ais Royal prices. lergarinent, eonts during the “Opening. fan tu fast jack and cream, Underwear, including t 8. hole page of The St sizes Tt Winches. 2. Bos Toon 4 «not bed), # to Sig inchs ik mneriny with silk binding, stitching and peari but these so quantities or vartety or such qualities for the prices. tion. Take Cofidren's Fast Black Hose. ranging in prices from to 81.3 ar. Eiglit different style and New Brunswick garments at Pal- Many Indies wish to know where to obtain the best 50 Hore are the P. R. autumn champions redueed to 4b * Vests, pants and tiehts,of ribbed merino, plain ms, &e., ribbed balbrig- For you to say where the best for 50 conta, ts and anton suits, ap to $10; of wool up to See list of souvenirs for special prices. Hosieny—teine tne test to introduce Fast Black and Fadotess Color Howe to Washington and being generally acknowledged headquarters for ‘s we cannot aliow that any competing extablisument hasequal We invite investiga No less than thidfy-four styles, ‘a pair, adetailed list of which would at he. a pair, 02. during the ‘Opening. 1. Boys' Heavy Ribbed Bicycle Hose, Medium-weight Double Knee School Hose, Missest Double Knee Fine Rib Hose, 6to 914 inches. Rib Hose, 5t0 Sl inches. 6. Misses’ 1. 8. Infants’ % Hose, si at only 19e.—I7e. during the “Opening.” variety, which includes extra sizes, opera lengths, tights, &c. below for “Opening” souvenir prices in th THE PALAIS ROYAL, 12TH AND PA. AVE, hes. 3. Children’s Ribbed Double Knee Hose, 5 to 9% inches, 5. Misses’ Derby Specials,” 8 to 10 inches. 7. Plain 4to 5%. Suportor qualities for these prices. The usual 25e. Import-d Fast Black Hose are here Ladies’ Hose in proportionate See list and other departments. Cer Tus Ovr. articles mentioned, to the ri uted as Souv, | ait goods. Darss Goons Deranrwest. ‘SOc. yard Fabrics, ail styles. | Soe. Sand China Silke, auturs 31 yard d-inct- wide ft Diagonal and Storm crystalline Cloth. 40 yard Velour Russe..... | $1.80 yard Fancy Trimming Velvet. Black Wool and Silk Fi Troousxe Derantwest. 10c. yard Jet Edging, scroll pattern.. 1fe. and Ie. Jet Edges and Bands. Se. yard Diamond-cut Jet Bands. . yard Suk Featherine, all colors. 5 yard Jet and Ribbon Trimming... per cent discount—one-tenth off mar! jet and Suk Girdles, 2 i all J Fringes, Buttons. Lace Deranruest. ‘30. yard Guipure de Gene Laces for. Te. Vetis, all styles. I2c. Vetls, all. styles... Tie. Veils, all styles.. ‘2. Veils, all styles. 10 per cent discount on including Drapery, Nets and Flouncings. Rissox Deranraesr. . yard Paris Millinery Ribbons. We. yard All-siik Motre Rib'ons. Jue. yard Al-silk Moire kibbon: ‘Velvet Kibbons and Ostrich Feat discount. Waser Deesnruesr. Extra Long Cheviot Jacket bt 50 Lined Cloth Jackets, black and colors. $0 Imported Cloth Jackets, fancy backs. 30 Silk-ltned Diagonal Cloth Jackets. $10 0 Pur-trimmed Cloth Jackets. #13.50 English Kersey Walking Jackets. jew Style Jackets ty Bernbardt Wraps... Style Autumn Chfldren's and Misses’ Coats cont discount. Serr Deranrwesr. oe 212.9% Antmonn So 15 the “London Mixtur $5 All-wool Caahunere Waists. Hosiexy Deranraesr. Q5e. Fast Black and Fancy Hose. Me. Fast Black aud Fancy 400. Plain and Fancy Lisle Hose. Se. Lisie and Silk Hose We. Paris Novelty Hose. $1.35 All-silk Hose... All other Silk Hose up to 87. discount. l Fs |§ (Alao ace Children's Department.) wean Deranrwenr. #150814. P. Bac! 5@-. Winter Muslin Night Gowns . tar-weieht Night Gowns. in Drawers on Flanne! Drawers All-wool Knit Skirts. €1.50 Hand-knit Wool Skirts, Mohair Skirts, black and colors sorted Mobatr Skirts. si | rts, all colors. | Grove Derarrwest. | Oot. Genuine B arrita or Pigykin Mousquetares. ..79¢ $1.0) French Kid Gloves, 4 byttons, | €1.00 Foster Hook Kidciloves..--- 00 Undressed Kid Mousquet : Sco chamois Mousauetaires, white and yellow ndressed Kid Mousquetaires. -batton “*P. B.” Kid Gloves..... Suede Kid Mousquetatres. ‘milressed Kid Mousquetaires. PR Hasoxercure Deranguest., 1:tge. Scalloped and Embroidered Novelties Qe Autumn Novelty Handkerchiefs, Jandkercbiefs, in all styles. ...-. yard . boxes Rachines, ix yAPds a0. sets Embrvidere’ Collars and Cutts Suk Bows, all styles. . Tie, SH Wiudsors, usually 250... fe. All-aillk Windsor... sco--o-neeeeses * Gyittons ont Libvons Ruins for evening ’ Learnen Goong Deranrunst. | 28e. Pocket Books and Bde. Books, Card Cases, Parses... #1 Pocket Books, &e. | Bic. Sete—Purse and Card Case. : Sets Purse and Card Case. 50 Leather Writine Tablets. 1 Solid Leather Muste Cares. . 81.10 “o the left are the prices you will tind marked on the Seon nt are the reduced prices rsof the “Opening.” Preserve list De reference, since rewular prices remain marked on ‘abrica, 10 per cent discount. | 4 iced prices of | Bodices, Silk Chenille and Qiuule Novelties, Russan Bands, Ribbon snd Jet ‘aii Biack and White Laces, 7% nd Jackets at 1Over | $1.25 “Glori. 0 98 4 «+8125 | ‘a pair a0 10’ percent | ide BSc 2896 per cent dis- | 2c mpany*s Underwear for Ladies | "15.75 | 81.98 Heavier and Longer ‘Se (ileo see Men's and Children’s Departments.) 100 - Ate jefs at 10 per cent discount. ind Men's Departments. ) 19: die c | 10 percent dis Jewerry Deranrwent. Be. Jewelry, all styles. $1 Jewelry, all styles cee = 89e Ali Real Gold, Real Tortoise Shell Jewelry, also Im- ported Metal Belts, at 10 per cent discount. Axzr Goors Deesnmesr. Bric-a-brac, Art Clocks, Cups and Saueers, &c., at 10 per cent discount. 81.48 Oriental Table Covers. | $1.25 Chenille Covers with friuge 59e. Hand-painted Silk Scarfs covered Pincushions. Silk SofgPillows with ruities >. Russian Lage Tidies, 18 inches. ped Laundry Bags. ‘ed Momie Scarfs .. tamped Shoe Bags, ‘Stamped Barean Scarfs, . Stamped Bureau Scarfs. . Stamped Pillow Shams . Stamped Splashers .. Srartoseny Depantwenr. 50e. Boxes New Tinted Writing Paper 5c. Boxes Tinted Paper and Envelopes. Se. Boxes Irish Linen Paper. 15e. Writing Tablets (Berkshire Mills). Toner Arricuz Dersnruenr. Superior Manicure Scissors... Manicure Files and Knives, . Warranted Tooth Brushes. . Reliable Tooth Brushes. Hair and Clothes Brushes. - English Hair Brushes (warranted). . Atomizers, sass c. Pint Bottle Ammoniated Bay Ram Half-pint Bottles Bay Rum. Cakes Pure Castile Soap, 40e. Soap Boxes (fancy). ‘B0e. Powder Boxes (decorated)... Sc. Bottles Household Ammonia ‘25e. Hair Combs, warranted ono yi Unnnezia Derantwenr. Loria” Umbrollas, “Gloria” Umbrellas, fancy 21.39 -inch Pirazom frames. 81.29 | $2.96 Sitk Umbrellas, imported sticks. 82.70 83.68 "Palais Ro: ‘ik Umbrellas.. £4.08 Silk Unubrellas, fancy handles. “Resser Goons Derarruenr. | e1.35¢ay and Biack Waterproot Circulars. 81.98 Copnemaras, fancy stripes $2.98 Gray and Tan Mackintoshes. Quill Feather Fans, all colors | S0c. Fans, all styles... é | €1 Fans, all styles. | 81.50 Feather Fans, all styles. | 82 Ostrich rf £5.50 Ostrich Fans, gray and black. in’-—one-tenth off iarked prices of all fans from $6 to $35. (Cumprexs Deparraesr. | le. Imported Fast 1 Hose. Double Knee Fast Black Hi | 19¢. Canton Flannel Drawers. ney Border Handk: $1.68 Surah Silk Bonnets, ail color Velvet and Sura tide ilk Bows for Boys........ ilk Windsors, all colors 5 $358 Bau @1 Genuine **Gloria” Umbr | 21 Misses’ Rubber Cirealars * 5 K" Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts. . K." All-linen Collars. | 20c. “PR.” All-linen Cuffs. | Soc. Medium and Heavy Underwear, all styles....48¢ #1 Medium and Heavy Underwear, all styles, 1.75 Natural Wool wn Camel's Hal 2 Bost Medicated Underwear. De. Half Hose to match underwear. | Boe. Bese Socks to match Underwe: spenders, unbreakable stik ends. ‘Bosion” Gyrters, usually 50¢. 4 Imported Autuinn Neckwear. c. Exclusive Novelty Neckwear. 48c. Neckwear, made to our order. #1 English Dogskin Gloves. | $1.35 Castor Beaver Gloves, $1.35 Warranted “‘Cloria® Umbrellas, 28 inch..21.29 {0% Warranted Silk Umbrellas, e270 Light-weight Rubber Coats. . 48 Tmiproved Rubber Seain Coats. 2.39 | $2.08 Cloth-finish Bubber Coats. 82.79 | 86.48 New Style English Mackintoshes. 465 $8.68 Enslish Mackintoshe, with new 8.23 Avens Pus, THE- BEST REMEDY FOR COXSTIPATION, JAUNDICE, HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS 48D DYSPEPSIA. Easy To Tae. SURE TO CURE ALL DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, + LIVER AND BOWELS. Every Dose Errecrive. * "= WINSLOws soorHNe syRUP ‘Has been nsed for over FTFTY YEARS by MITT.TO} ef MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Besnre and ask for ‘Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- ine Syrup” and take no other kind. ¥eents a bottle, ai Ly For Tur Bioor, . Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and_Biliousness take BROWN'S IRON BITTEBS. Itcures quickly. For sale by all dealers in medicine. ERVOUS DEBILITY, POOR MEMORY, DIFFT- dence, sleeplessness," pimples cured. Dr. Miles’ Nervine, Samples sree at 6 SCHELLER & STEV: AIN IN THE SIDE NEARLY ALWAYS COMES from a disordered liver and is Poa relieved by CARTEWS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. Don't forget this. Your Crenrr Is Goon. DON'T SPEND A DOLLAR FOR FURNITORE ‘OR CARPETS UNTIL YOU VISIT Grogaws Mayarorn Crenrr Hover, S19, 821 AND 883 7TH ST. N.W. Are you going to ‘House Keep" this fall? Ttso, we can be of service to you in more ways than one. Hundreds of people in Washington are enjoying the benefits of our PEERLESS CREDIT SYSTEM. : Why not you? We will dsk you to decide whether or not the m- mense new stock of Furniture and Carpets contained on the five floors of our big double store is not just as modern in style, Just as handsome in finish and just as low in price as that contained in any cash furniture house in Washington—and we sell them all on credit. Your Parlor ‘Will look cozy with one of our Plash or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites—we sell them for $28 cash or 830 on time. ‘We believe that our assortment of High Grade Parlor Furniture in Tapestry, Brocatelle and Wilton Rag is ‘ashandsome and complete as you can find anywhere, and we know that our prices are fully 25 per cent lower than such qualities can be purchased for in other stores. Your Bea Room Will look neat and comfortable with one of our Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. Let us show you the one we sell for $17 cash, 818 0n time. We have all styles and finish in Bed Room Furniture—all prices. Do You Need a Carpet? We sell splendid sl 60c. cash, B5c. ne, "Reliabie tnuraia, Carpet Boe. per yard cast: 400, on. je. All Carpets made and laid free = Sc ma't even charge for the waste in mate! ares , Your Dining Room Will be more. ete than ever with one of our 6-ft. Qak Extension Hablew price $40 "cash. 84.50 08, time, one two feet longer for 85.50 cash, $6 on credit. 40-pound Hair Mattress for $7.50 cash, 2 2.50. it Springs #2. 25 cash, ate taa fhiny that ever found « $l furufatied house can be purchas ON CREDIT. No Notes to Sign. Small weekly or monthly payments arranged to suit you. ert haie f Aes ER oo ge £4 EME MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, THE LEADING CREDIT ESTABLISHMENT OF WASHINGTON, 819, 821, $25 7thst. ow, ‘Bot. Hand Ists. Open Saturday eveninas till 10. ne ‘ SANSHANRRARRARRENESG KEK: ni SESSESSESSHSSSESSSSSES “Hea Coor Asp Freer Wane» 'Promisenoux shoe buying, maj well enough for Suuimer, but hot. for Your feet need moré attention in siciuns agree that ft cholera or muy other to keep: **te head "You attend to the la ter b3 ible an bad w: sonduct the Show bisineas. and it ive thatmors don't understand the good way. beligve it will be to your interest to wet gqasinted with our metrods and stock. ‘air illustrations of the. gf,our stock are the Ladies! 8 Hoover & Sxyper, **Expert Shoe Fitters,” 1217 Pa. Ave. N 2028 XeAsBHNAES | W. Mz Snvsree & Soxs, $19 PENN. AVE. N. JUST OPENED 100 PIECES WORSTED DRESS FABRIQUES COMPOSING ALL OF THE “NEW EFFECTS.” 40 PIECES C. H. SERGES, FANCY WEAVES, AT THE LOW PRICE OF 50c. PER YARD. SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST STYLES WE HAVE EVER SHOWN—COTTON AND LINEN SHEETINGS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS, COM- FORTS, QUILTS, BLANKETS. ETC, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENN. AVE. N. W. Carmanr & Lewy, 928 7TH ST. AND 706 K ST. N. W. Opening of Fall and Winter Coats for Ladies’ and Missest. Correct styies, excellence of workmanship and perfect Mtting. That was the verdict last season, ‘nd to that standard we will adhere, Every garment that we well anust give satisfaction. FALL DRESS GOODS. Acholce selection of Dross Goods at 50c. yard. All-wool Henrtettas, Castimeres and Sorkes. All-wool 50-inch Ladies’ Cloth. All-wool Homespuns. Wool Plaids, al! combinations. A spectal bargain in Storm Serge at 50c. yard. Fancy Weaves in Storm Serges at 73c, and @1 yard. 2d EDITION. ANEXPRESS WRECKED Fatal Disaster on an Alabama Bail-| road, STEVENSON'S SOUTHERN TOUR. Convention of the Massachusetts Democrats, THE LATEST CHOLERA NEWS. GEN. WRECK OF A FAST EXPRESS. It Ran Into Some “Wild Cars” and Lost Four Lives. Binurvouam, Ava., Sept. 27:—The fast ox- Press on the Western railwey of Alabama ran into some wild cars loaded with cotton two miles south of Opelika, Ala. this morning at 2 o'clock and a ter- rible wreck resulted. Engineer Louis Willis and Fireman Tom Willis were instantly kille They were brothers. Postal Clezks Carter an Landrum were fatally hurt. Six gers were more or less seriously hurt. The wreck caught fire and 100 bales of cotton burned. _ The cars with which the passenger truin col- lided had broken out of a switch at Opelika and Tun two miles down the track. The wounded and mail matter were burned. gees GEN, STEVENSON CONFIDENT. He Tells s Reporter That He Expects Dem- ocratic Success. Bristor, Texx., Sept. 37.—Gen. A. E. Stevenson reached Bristol, Tenn., on a special train from Roanoke this morning at 3 o’clock. land's running mate. decorated stand was erected on a vacant seats arranged in front, from which Gen. Stevenson addressed crowd at 120'clock. His speech was lis' tention and was freq juently applauded. In an interview = ith a reporter Gen. Steven- Shelbyville, Ind. , MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS. Governor's Father, vention was held in Tremont Temple today. distinguished democrats, including Congress- men Williams, Crosby, O'Neil and Stevens, field and many Senators, present and past. committee, called the convention to order at 11:35 a.m., and the call was read by Secretary The report of the committee on credentials showed the presence of 1,951 delegates, repre- senting 28 cities and 334 towns. The committee on permanent organization made a partial report, recommending Charles Theodore Rusvell of ' Cambridge, father of Gov. Russell, as permancut chairman, and Daniel F. Buckley of North Easton permanent secretary. The recommendation was adopted and Mr. Russell was escorted to the platform, where he received a grand ovation. RUSSELL AND CARROLL NOMINATED. Congressman James H. O'Neil renominated Gov. Wm. A. Russell, and, amid a wild uproar, the renomination of Hon. Wm. E. Russell for governor was unanimcusly carried. Wim. B. Carroll of Springfield was nominated for lieutenant governor. eee CHOLERA AGAIN APPEARS, Cases Taken From the Bohemia to Swin- burne Island. New Yor, Sept. 27.—The board of health bulletin issued at 10 o'clock this morning read: “No cases of cholera in this city since Septem- ber 19.” Dr. Byron removed three more cholera pa- tients to Swinburne Island from the Bohemia today. The first cabin passengers of the Scandia and Bohemia were sent up to Hoboken today. There are twenty-eight from the Scandia and ten from the Bohemia, ‘One suspected case of cholera was neported to the police today. The patient is Philip Mun- deschenck, twenty-two years old, of 866 11th avenue, who is employed in Eastman's slaugh- ter house. He was taken sick last night with suspicions symptoms. He was removed to the reception hospital. ‘The steamer Sanle was released from quaran- tine at 12:33 p.m. and started for the city. parma DISCUSSING CLEVELAND'S LETTER. The One Topic at Political Headquarters— Republican Efforts in the South. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star, New York, Sept. 27.—-Mr, Cleveland's letter of acceptance is the chief topic of discussion here today. Itis commented upon as lacking the vigorous style that characterized many of his previous documents, and its uncertain tone in many of its features is attributed to the dif- ference of opinion existing in the democratic party upon the issues af the campaign and be- element of the party. The republicans are juite tified, however, with its attitude on ¢ tariff question, and feel that the issues are sharply made both by the platform and by Mr. Cleveland bimvelt. as statement is made here , On apparent authority, that the republicans have decided to make an ive cam in, Missouri, North ‘Carliua, Alabama, West Virginia and Tennessce. This conclusion has been reached after receiving reporta from the three differ- ent commissions sent to view the field. It is further stated that assistance will be given to twenty-four congressional districts in other southern states, notably Vi: inix, South Carolina, Georgia and Texas. Tho roads which the people's party has made on the white vote in many of the southern states lead to the conclusion that work of this char- acter may.be effective. tae eee IN WALL STREET TODAY. A Firmer Tone Marked the Late Dealings in the Market. ‘New Yonx, Sept. 27.—The genoral temper of the stock market remained unchanged this morning, but there was less character to the Uist Changeable Serges at $1.25 yard. Motre Effects ot $1 yard. A fall line of Silks and Velvots. CARHART & LEIDY, ‘287th st. and 708 Est. Fos Tur Excauemesr. G. A. R. HATS, WITH CORDS AND WREATHS, $1.00 UP. ‘White Gloves, Swords and Belts. + RIBBON BADGES FOR THE MILLION. 8. N. MEYER, Corps Badges. people were taken to Opelika, The postal car A large crowd began to gather early this morn- ing and before noon the streets were filled with democrats eager to hear the words of Cleve- A handsomely square near the Virginia city hall, with long rows of to with the closest at- son expressed the greatest confidence in the success of the democratic ticket, Gen, Steven- son leaves this afternoon on fi special train over the South Atlanta and Ohio railroad for ‘The State Convention Presided Over by the Bostox, Sept. 27.—The democratic state con- Upon the platform were seated a number of Mayor Matthews, Jawes 8. Grinnell of Green- ‘Mr. Joseph Quincy,’ chairman of the state cause of his disposition to antagonize neither | ind —— ‘Washington Stock Exchange. Sales—Reguiar call, 12 o'clock m.: Wash, Gas Conv. 68, $100 at 135.’ Cap. and North 0 Scrip, f300 at 102g. Cap. and North 0 a Government Bonds—-U, 3. 48, registered, 1907, 8H Did. 115 asked. U.S 4s, compons, 1907! 114% bid, 116 asked. District of Columbia Bonds—2-year tur 1909, gold, 107 bid, — asked. Water at: 1901, 118 bid, — usked. 30-year ss, 118 bid, ~ asked. Water stock, 7s, 1903, 119 bid, — asked. 3.655, 1994, fund, cur- Did iisiy aaked. “Sjes Teg: 210s, 1818. Miscellancous Bonds—Washington and George- town Itailroad 10-40 63, 101 bid, — asked. Washing- tonand Georgetown Raliroad Convertible 6a, 139 bid, 145 asked. Masonic Hall Ass'n 8s, 103 bid. —asked. — Washington Light Infantry ‘ist ort FRES,S, 106,85 bid, — asked. Washington Light infan: Com try 2d is, 97 bid, —asked. Wash has , Series A, 68, 125 bid, — asked. Washing- ton Gas, series B, és, 196 bid. — asked. Washi ton Gas’ Co. Convertible 64, 1901, 185 bid. — aak Eckington Railroad 66, 100 bid, 105 asked. Chesa- re and. Potomac, . Tele Ss. — Did, (0Sasked. Capitol mori Se, 102 bid, — asked. ropolitaa Rallroad Convertible és, 112 bid, 117 waked. U.S. Electric Light Convertible 58, 195 ‘bia, — asked. American Security and Trust 54, 1905, A, & O., 100 bid, —asked. American Security and ‘Trust Sa, 1906, F. 4 A., 100 bid,—asked. American Securi and’ ‘Trust'Se, 1906,'A. & O., 10) bid, — aske ‘Washington Market ‘Co. imp. és, 110 bid, — saked. Washington Market Co. exten. 6s. — bid, 115 asked. Washington Market Co. ist 63, 1893-1831," 108 bid, — an ereand Mechanics’, 190 bid, — asked. Citizens’ 165 bid, 180 asked. ' Columbia, 162 bid, — asked. bid. 102 askea. - Railroad Stocks—Washu and Georgetown, 310 bid, —asked. Metropolitan, 95 bid, 105 asked. Columbia, 63 bid, 65 asked. Capitol and North O Home, 2% bid,—asked. Geor, leytown, — bid, 60 asked. Kock Creek, 100 bid, Insurance Stocks—Firemen’s, 47 bid, 55 asked. ‘Title Insurance Stocks—Columbia Title."6% bid, —asked. Real Estate Title, 197 bid, — asked. Gas and Electric Light Stocks—Washington Gas, 45% did. 46% asked. Georgetown Gas, 47 bid, — asked. U.S. Electric Light, *148 bid, 160 asked. hone Stocks — American bid.4 asked. Chesapeake and P asked. Pennsylvania, 98 bid, — asked. bid, 300 asked. Great Fails Ice, 126 bid, 132 asked. Bull Rup Panorama, 21 bid, — asked. ' Pneumatic bid, — asked.’ ‘Ivy City Brick, — bid. 95 asked. ot. & Wash. D.C.,Steainboat Co.. 95 bid, 101 asked. rash Market, — bid, 18 asked. Safe Deposit aud Trust Gompanies— Washington Loan and ‘Trust, 121% bid, 135 asked. American Security and Trust, 1233 bid. 1253 asked. National Buckley. | Messrs, Quincy and Buckley were | Safe Deposit and Trust Co., 124 bid, — asked. constituted temporary officers of the conven- | Washington Safe Depostt, 100 bid. — asked. tion. The usual committees were then ap-|—,. pointed. a Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Sept. ¥i.—Flour fairly act changed—recel barreis; sales, barrels. 6; October, TS: Ot, Tbai6; September. j steamer No. % red. ishels; shipmenta, 31,55! bushels: sales, "268,000 wi 7a easler—No. 2 bushels; stock. bushels. 1,908,161 Southern wheat firmer—Fultz, Toais; Longberry, 78a50. Corn easter—mixed spot, 53; September, 53; October, s2astw: year. S04 a5i: January, 50a50y—recelpts, 13,795 bushels; stock, 50,537 bushels; sales, 27,000 bushels. ' South- ern corn steady—white, Séa%s; yellow, 5ia38. Outs some Inquiry—No. % white western, 39a89; "No. 2, mixed western, 35ia37—rece!pts, | 7,000 ‘bushels; stock, 196,614 bushels. Rye steady and firm—No, 2% 62 bid—receipta, 3,016 bushels: stock, 40, bushels. Hay steady—good to choice timoth: 15.00a15.60. ram freights steady. Cotton ttn middling, 7%. Provisions steady —gness pork, bulk meats, “loose shoulders. 7: long clear, s clear’ rib sides, $¢: sugar-pickled shoulders. 8. sugar-curedamoked shoulders, vc; hams, small, 13; large, 12}; lard, refined, ¥:' crude. 7k. Butter firi—creamery, fancy, 2426; do. fair to choice, Sua34: do. imitation, ass; ladle. fancy, 19430; do. to’ choice, 18; store-packed, 17a1s. Eggs Sctive“Marviand and ‘Pencsyivanta, diate were ern, 21. Coffee firm—Rlo cargoes, fair. 17; No. 7, 14aldy. Sugar firm—graniated, Sy. Copper steady — retined, 10%. Whisky firm — 1.25a1.26, Peanuts firm—Vitginia fancy hand-picked, 334436: farmers, 8ya8}; North Carolina, 8; shelled, No. 1. 5ya5¥; shelled, No. 2 8} BALTIMORE, 97. — Baltimore and Ohio stock, 93295; Baltimore ‘Ohio Southwestern firsts, 105% bid; do. second incomes, 28 asked; do. third’ Incomes, 9 asked; Consolidated gas st toss aaked” ed; gas stuck, tember. “46%: October, 46%: September, 824; October, 3X; ptember, 10.62%: October, 1 12.10. Lard—sej tember, 7.87; Gc ars, 6.37}. itibs—Septemi January, G17. ‘36%. A Practical Joke That Was Fatal. Kaxeas Crry, Mo., Sept. 27.—It is now learned that the death of T. R. Vincent by an electric shock Sunday was the result of a practical joke by fellow-employes, H. Hol- meyer and Peter Walters, who ran a live wire to Vincent's desk for fun. The thock that he t killed him instantly. Both jokers will likely Se hold for murder. “250 Kegs of Nails” Won the Suit. San Francisco, Sept. 27.—The merchants of this city whoshipped hardware from New York to San Franciseo, Liverpool and Antwerp to escape the extortionate — of the Southern Pacific won a victory in the United States dis- trict court in Los Angeles yesterday. Judge Ross decided in favor of the merchants and against the government, The title of the case is “United States agt. Two Hund: Fifty Kegs of Nails." It is @ suit at common law and there are pending about fifty other eases in the United States district court in this city on the same issues. pane bs ee os A Father's Heroism. SuEivrvite, [LL Sept. 27.—Sunday morn- ing Washington Stucker and his’ family, living about two miles south of here, woke up to find the house flames. Mr. and Mra. Stucker were on the lower floor and the two children upstairs. ‘The, stairway was on fire, but the father rushed up through the flames to save the children, whom he succeeded in rescuing. All three were badly burned and one of the children died yesterday. The others will re- cover. Possibilities of 2 Modern Newspaper Ex- emplified, From the Detroit Free Press. ‘The G.A.R. editionsof Taz Wasnrxotox Stan ‘the Disteiet Capital, 195 bid. — asked. Traders, 115 bid, 195 asked. | West End, 108 bid, —asked. ' Lincola, 100 Street, 85 bid, 37 asked. Eckington and Soldiers’ town and Ten- 3 nme, 2 Bid, — ‘Miscellaneous Stocks—Wasn. Brick Machine, — Gun Carriage, .80 bid, — asked. Lincoln Hall. 75 | 10,909 barrels: shipments, 7.266 | oS FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, A DRAMATIC SUICIDE. | (Continued from First Page.) nervous and contradicted himself several times in narrating bis experiences. According to the one Some time colonels statement be was awakened by three | chief colored men, two volver, but later he changed his mind or f his story, for he insisted that he was coerced by a big knife held right close to his chest. He was | Sure as to the time of the burglary and fixed it at 2o'clock. In answer to an inguiry by Officer | Sites he cab thet, monez sod bore taken rem the safe, but that from $8,000 to $10,000, 7 ae Gane | it negotinbie notes hed been burned. Sot gaat Seashoms cons Speanen ne CAPT. HOVOMTON'S ACCOUNT. | require a retainer fee 0” $600. It was about 6:30 when the policeman de-| Ihe wily chief smelt a mouse and Parted and Mr. Stevenson went upstairs to go listen furtbor to the proposition of to bed once more. Somewhe Go en | "toe ee time Capt. Houghton was notified by one of the, pe ee ques kt from 714 10th street Lowen) Col. Canaday, according tos gentleman at the office immediately. knew him well and is himself a ot “After eating my breakfast,” said Capt, | white repnblican party in North Carotina, was Houghton to a Stax reporter, “I went down | by nature fitted for an adventurous career in to my place and found Col. Canaday sitting in| politics and in busines, and this rocking chair with an overcoat thrown over | thows that the statement is well lawyer, who is now a trouble in the matter he promise te give bim the month. This proposition by the men, A tew dave later Caraday sent | and devotion to friends frequently character istic of men of his very sanguine temperaiment, Wm. P. Cenaday was born in Carteret county, Norfh Carolina, and was reared on a farm by Parents of fair standing and only moderate eir- cumstances, He did not to the aristoo- racy of the tar heel state. Asa boy he was always full of energy. When the war broke out he was only a youth, at the time of his death, being bardly forty-eight years of ago, bat he entered the confederate army and, it is said, showed Limrelf to be brave and daring. At the close of the war be settled in Wilmington and was elected town marshal Those were exciting days and as a judicual officer be ea hibited great personal courage. He was em eficient officer and rhowed that he also waa gifted with a lnrge shure of executive sbil- ity. Entering into politics he became mayor of Wilmington and rapidly rose to « posi- tion of influence in the republican varty in North Carofina, which became greater when be Was appointed collector of customs of the part HT | of Wilmington on the recommendation of Ken- | ator Sherman, at thay time Secretary of the WINDOW ON THE LEFT WHERE ENTRY WAS SUP- | POSED TO HAVE BEEN MADE—DooR TO To WHICH HE Was TIED. should: The fe were | Treas: sional Dame stces—tank, of Wamungon, so | ua shonldars The contents of the exe were Troms. “warm! tienda the bid, — asked. Bank of the Republic, 285 pid, — | wor”, all over the floor. I said: a own by Col. Canaday and at all asked, Metropolitan, 265 bid, — asked. Central, pers re?” and he replicd: | times he did evervthing that he could to ad- 300 bid, — asked. Second, 163 bid. — asked. Farm-| “Burgliars entered that window about 2 vance the political interests of the o'clock this morning. Iwas in the other room senior Sena cena icant (Mh I asked him if he | could not have alarmed the house, and he sai ‘No; they held a knife over my breast. Thi tor from Obio, doing much soon after his appointment to secure ‘® southern following for the Senator in the re- publican presidential conventions. His warm peel << gagged Fone ~brought me espousal of Secretary Sherman's nomination room me | naturally : to this door. The: ‘me with this cloth,’ | woeisianlion wane estate aaeactouia a ting to a strip of white stuff on my desk. | . Fen he pulled up his shirt sleeves und showed | ”Mesad st md pease gastos me where the string had been tied around | Mr. Sherman had meanwhile become « mem- his arms. I looked the room over and ber of the Senate and it was largely through National Union, 16 bid, — asked. Cor- = especial attention to the win- him that Col. Canady was olected sergeantat- coran, 70 bid, 75 asked. Columbia, 14% bid, 16) low. I was soon satisfied that the | arias of the Sena! In this position he showed asked. Potomnac, $0 Did, 95 asked.” Riggs, 7s Did, | ylass had been broken from the inside because | himecif capable and efficteut, a good executive S4aaked. People's, S¥ bid. 6y asked. Lincoln | of the way in which little chips of it were |Oficer and a man of more than usual Franklin et Vid, conete ec opentaa ts tikes, | seattered. ‘Col. Canaday.’ said f, “this looks « | intelligence and force. He was eager to ad~ Arlington, 170 bid, — asked. little «.’ He said nothing, so I turned | vance in the world «1d soon became interested, around and went out. I went to police head- | in a number of enterprises promiaing lage re eartore and.yskod the authorities so send some | turns on a limited capi Some of these Ttectives up at once, but as none/of the detec- | projects seemed feasible and in them Col. tives had reported for duty at that hour I | Canaday interested Senator Cameron, the went to the first precinct station and had an late Senator Plumb, ex-Senator Mahone and officer (O.ticer Gilbert) accompany me back to | others with whom his ‘official position brough the house. When reached — there | him into contact. One of these was the Natiousl one pf the colored girls told me| Creosote Company. ‘The result of this mixture that “the colonel bad probably shot | of business affairs with his official re- himself, fog thoy hnd heard a pistol shot, We |lations to the Senators was unfortunate asked where he was, and when we tried to enter | to all concerned, for the enterprises languished | his apartments found the door locked. The | and the Senators lost money, as did Col. iceman then broke of Canaday, who also lost his position, It was im the rear window of the colonel’s office | said that he had received an intimation that and entered. ‘The colonel had committed | his resignation must be made out or be suicide, When the policeman opened the door | would be removed. Another report I went in and saw the body. He had written a raid that this statement was not correct, but farewell note to me in which he rxid he was | that be had resigned because his business rela tired of life; had been hunted pretty hard.” —_| tions with the Senators would make his official write conesinn’s eucibe. | connection with them embarrassing. However Officer Gitbert eid be found Col. Canaday | was, the ‘resignation was read to the Set Col, Cs day ned extended on his cot and fairly flooded in his jn Washington, whore be coMtected, bec inecs of |own blood, The pistel usgl—a pearl-handled | various sorts, usually more risky and apeculn= | Smith & Wescon 32-caliber—was gripped firmly | tive than conservative business men ap- jin his right baud, which rested on the t| prove. He was a promoter of vari thigh Sie teh ones ee | 0us enterprises, He tried a number of |, Between the time when Officer Gilbert firet means to aire wealth sudden! bat | left the house and the moment when the shot | gt into greater and greater financial diffieul- | was fired (which was abont 7:15) Col. Canaday | ties. He had an elegant home in Wilmington, had drossed himself completed €.,and this property and his other posses Dr. Harri-on, who lives a few doors above | sions were all mortgaged in an attempt to keep afloat. On the National Creosote Company be lost a great deal of money. He visited the race tracks frequently and was fond of a good horse, He kept early hours always, but was by no means averse to the society of young women, and this helped him into financial troubles. MS. CANADAY NOTIFIED. He had a county, N. eighteen veare of age. They lived in North Carolina and have boen notified by of his death. He was lavish in his ©: vention. He ventions, but at Minneapolis be did not not pear as a delegate but by virtue of of the republican national committe. THE 1NQUERT. ‘The inquort will be held tomorrow. Range of the Thermometer. The following were the temperatures at the | office of the weather barean today: §.a.m., 56; maaumum, 70, miniumr, BROKEN WINDOW FROM THE ALLEY. No, 714,was at once summoned, but the colonel was dead some time before he got there. Officer Gilbert feels sure that the suicide’s pulse was still moving when he first reached him, but life was practically oxtinet. DETECTIVES INVESTIGATING. As soon as the coroner had been notified and had, given’ his consent to the removal of the body Undertaker Speare took it away. Prior to this, however, Head- uarters Detectives Wheeler and Boardman and irst Precinct Detective Weedon with Ofticer Fields, took possession of the house and made a searching examination into evervthing that ised to throw light upon the tragedy. Some meet discoveries wore made. It was plain that the window by which the burglars were alleged to have entered bad been broken with a nickel-plated mode! ordinarily used as a paper it in the office. It was certam that « <s. railroad ~ gone dy making a show of openi it tou's desk. ‘Then there was testimony which settled the burglar story beyond any doubt. Col. Canaday had atedly said that he was awakened by the intruders at elghbor Baer ihe ‘rash of breaking gla at ighbor hea: © crash at 3 S'clock, and eo did the neighbor's wife. Everything went to prove the correctness of the theory that Col. day was the author of the entire scheme; every clue led to him. WKAT CAPT. HOUGHTON says. Capt. J. Q. A. Houghton, who ays be was partner.of Col. Canaday's, but whose name does not appear MARRIED. Went Wi . COOPER SAXGER. | In ot ogee B eo DAVISON. DANTON, residence, On ow of the late Font Pocus San oct St oer Namen bueet jh past Pu Wednesday morn.me, venue Septeuber Se, at orlock, frou Ine rendencn, fst ca DEXVE: er 27, IA, wt ; EDWARD: beloved ton uf Andie te hand Avatolle 8 Danvers ncn ve otis and twenty dag Tanesal private. on 192 JOSEPH Sak oa ee coat as regh phe ea east. Kelatives and of Une fasatiy the GODEY, At, on um, W. Va, Coy ee | 24, 12, Catherine Wo ond tue late Edward Gudey. Franeval private, ° fick wins, WILLTAS 8 HANVEN: sou oF the tae Funeral Ww the 28th, Requiem mane att. Peter's Church at 8 alm. ha Sune tem eat reahignce, No. 0 3 . ra TEESE nepal THOMAS S MOLOMEN, aged torte tes ae. *Patieral private. — 1m BARA Ansbultved wite of Senaae Be Mash: 24436554 street mirehonat ‘Noles of funeral ereatver. een St, ee ‘years. inte. on Wed and ‘Woire A Guinea A Boxe Becaws Pris cone ‘SICK HEADACHE, DISORDERED LIVER, &s, ‘act like magic on the vital orgams, rerw'ating the ROSEBUD OF tae whale physical ‘enersy of the human frame. These facts are eimtvied by thousands in all clauses of soctety. Lanwest eale tn the world. which COATING. tobe om real Of all éragrists. Price, She. 0 ben. 4 NOTE To Mins MooRE. Among thé things found on Col. deck: was a pac