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PRISONERS AND Jury.

G0sl!-. sali IN have been the ptalns OF
ire conspiracy. vas dressed Ia a sack
sult II niNcl sray goods III musiach'
"a caiefsfg i,umm.I and the res, ~
- FACE was freshly shayen n. watched
tha % q ,ion II he jury with tn closest
a'eni.an and frequently lssnsd over
ara whisprsl to Lawyer 7. J Nc
l.ahus. lie sas cool and u~nconcerned
Se,t TO nm sat Packer, a bis herid.
80 .'a,cd IAN. who might have served
q. q model Of one Of Creut,ners pic
$50. .noukS only his expression sas
not a. rroi-nstured as might be. or
the attendants he seemed the most
tg,ullel lie viewed the men who
SAAly hi'ef The jury box through gold
gnafC s-pec'1c'es and continually
str, ked his chin
1ogart. wio was on Packers right. 10
wify and thln-featured. with keen eyes
THAT ,cst NJ det.,l 81 what was going on.
Charles Thoma, DAVIS, editor u the
Wall street Review. vas present when
the proceedings began. but after a short
while left the court lie seemed conn
dest o, %aeauittal,
The Jurors are representative business
men. They are:
James ] Foserty publisher. q Nas'au
street.
Simon T. Zabriskis. lumber. q Eas,
F~orty-Eixth street.
Max Brucknsr. leather. 100 God stree,
fhomas O. Holland. grocer. SIS and
80 iIlghor dge road
Louis Xhplan. clothing 10 Reach
street.
Horace G Fooie. molasses, % wall
street
jacob Maus.r. clerk, 81 white street.
Jacob IAndman. clothing ii, Third
avenue.
Henry s. o'Brien real estate 50 Llb-
erty street.
Alfred c. C.app. vlce-Presldsnt. =
West Ninth stree
Henry l. CoheH Importer. ~ Greene
street.
George = Da.s. r,,,Alrateur. a
Eighth =
When the lawyers had finished guss.
tioning The Jurors Mr.. Clarke Announced
that he had not anticipated Se,t.nS a
jury 80 quickly. and his Witnesses dll
not expect 10 b called until io-morrov
He therefore asked Tot an Adjournment
until that tine.
Nr. Black SAID he would move for ,
dismissal Of the indictment. bu, he Wal
-x...hfs a an aAAour,-.n, u.,U o..
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RUM0RS CIRCULATED.

Advertisements vere Inserted In news.
papers Of this city ard Boston question.
Ing the value o. the stock o. the com.
panies ana IN the case 1f b-IJKJ u
lkApid TRANSIT posltlseiy asserting that
the rrice o. the stock Nce4d df1p 10
y. 10 b and then 20 ~ Ths sdsertlssrs
ctAimsd To- speak from lnalds lnforma.
tiou. advising the sale % the stock and
Promising detnits information 10 all In
quifsrs by letter, The country was
9oo6ed vlth circulars f%eiieratins these
Tns nnsncla. standing o. the company
80 ztfackee and the statement pat
Gcgth that Il sss earning a deficit
uondreds Of ieissrams we're sent TO all
ooctions. advising he sale Of the stock
- . thirty point drop On a certain
uogninG. and following thss< uvspatchsi
~ runor vas Get sife.y AnOa. thai
- Drookiyn Rsplf-Transit Company
- 70 20 into the hands o. a receiver.
IDuenee short sAles 81 stock fokossd
attacks. and for a tine NE faith
~. public ~ somsx hat shaken IL
The evening world., 1900-06-25
b. r. T. RAIDER
TO TELL SECRETS.
Harry J. Alexan-
der, One of the Five
Men Accused of Circu.
latlng False Stock
Runners, Said to Have
Turned States Evil
dence.

Pour Of N. ave men Indicted last
Summer for conspiracy In circulating
false reports concerning the financial
condition OF the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
ut Company we're piscsd on ,rleI before
Justice FursmAn In the CT nina Branch
Of the Supreme Court tho morning
The men placed o., trial are Alfred n
0oslin. Eugene /. Packer. Henry Bo.
CERT and Charles T. Davis.
The man not arraigned At the bar oi
Justice Is Henry J Alexander The man
who Is credited with having been the
prime mover In the raid ~ y Il 7
The evening world., 1900-06-25
FIRE IN FURNITURE HOUSE.
Pierce Bisse In West rourteemth
street Eu~inzuIshsa by
PROMPT WORK.

Fire sinr.ei shortly sitter I o'clock
his afternoon 90 the Top noor o. the
nve.st0ry building Al Is West -Four
teenth street occupied by ] Levin A
Co. furniture dealers Tn cause is I'M
knsrn. No ore vas In the upper par,
Of the BUILDING.
The loo floor vss hiied wlih touches
and other liEht furniture. II made q
fierce b.aze. ~ sas put out easily.
The damage vas es,imatsd b. the
F1rs chief 81 n5@. the Arm pafs h a
80 ~prinGc>xlvu - uoses.
The evening world., 1900-06-25
AMM0N IN THE CASE.

The work Of securing a Jury vas then
begun. ON agreement the liry-boN was
nlled with the hrst twelve talesmen ana
then examined each a. TO their qdslih'
cations.
Ar, YOU interested In any stock
NJ. Clarke asked one Juror
yes. was the reply. Il carry N"'
worth n my grocery store.
Col Robert 4 Ammon, who defended
'Flye . Hundred and-1 wenty- Per Cent
Miller" Is interested In the irla., lie
appeared a. counsel IN one Of the IN
als,ei men. an1 sat alongside Of sh-
GOV. Ra,k
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CONTINUED from First PAGE
lleye tho foreign civilians and the
remnant Of the 5000 foreign troops
who are defending the quarter.
Up to Friday last the besleged had
lost 300 In killed and wounded, the
. lmunitlOn was nearly exhausted.
food was running short. and the
deadly suns OF the Chinese were
playing necessarily On the devoted
section from the walled city.
Although the powers a, last seem
conscious u the magnitude Of the
Chinese peril and are c~oncertedly
hurrying forces to Taku. the lnterna-
tional troops ava able to overcome
-ae Immediate per,ls Of the situation
are totally inadequate.
The evening world., 1900-06-25
STATES EVIDENCE

Alexandey has. II Is asserted turned
States evidence. and will testify against
his confedera,es. HIS counsel. sx-As'
sistsnt Dlstriet-At,ornsy Ambrose Pur'
dy. would no, deny or afhrm this r..
port.
Ex.Gos. Frank $ Black Nho, With
sS-Dlstriet.Ati5rnsy uiC1tt and T J
McMAnus. represent the defendants. he
handed TO know nom justice Fursmln
this mIrpinE why Alexander Vas not
summoned 10 stand trial
That 10 for the Attorney General 20
say rrpllel Justice F'Irrman. n"dllng
~ Deputy Attorney-0- rsral John Proc
tor Clarke
Mr. Clarke looked AZ es-Goy MACK
and the others and smiled
The evening world., 1900-06-25
May INSTRUCT FOR HILL.
Fnert 20 B- Made In Democratic
state Cos,-ntios Of Arkansas
To Nam. Him for N.-P.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark June 1-An
effort will be made In the Democratic
state Convention Tomorrow TO In.
.truct for u " I'M % New York. for
vice. President
The movement will be- led by Repre-.
sentative Iiarker Chairman Joacs. q
the National Committee. l. a delegate
20 the convention. and he Nili probably
favor an uninstfIcted delegation ir
the V-e-Pre.iientia question.
The evening world., 1900-06-25
LONDON STOCKS FIRM.
Prices Rally After the Opesiss
bst rraAiss N Aaessesss
Was Narrow.

The London security stocks opened
with small recesslons, bu; subsequently
improved sharply IN resTorse to the
hardening tendency Of the money
market.
In the American railway quarter r.
regularity was the die, feature at tks
starr. bat wa. iatsr followed by a gen
eril rally throughout In sympathy with
he Upward trend Of gicss elsewhere.
Trading vas decidedly narrow. hos
ever. IN this department.. with onl,
a Nashville. Canadian Pc
enc. New York Central and Pennsyl
vanla displaying animation.
The evening world., 1900-06-25

WASHINGTON. June . Admiral
Rem.y has not been heard from. and 1t
/. not known whether he has sailed on
the Brooklyn for raku or Is still at
Cavite The ~anXlously awaited list ~
casualties from Admiral Kempn has not
yet appeared nor has a word come As To
IN. result n the .econd engagement at
Tientsin.
The evening world., 1900-06-25

LONDON june q The Oriciai Ca
latte. NJ s. Petersburg to-day contains
~ order ~ the Gar As follows
As We consider 4, necessary 10 raise
he troops In the Amur military di-tric,
10 a var footing. we direct tho War
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sos,ssis for pemsevsss.

Next Sundays World will issue q
special supplement containing pho
iographs OF the delegates to the
Kansas City coavention TO BE- held
July l. Supcsbly printed II color and
half tone; . souvenir every Demo
graf should have. Order nszt 9un-
'day's world fron nsvsdeales. oeoss
. *.
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LEGATIONS SAFE,
FRENCH CONSUL REPORTS.

tro.s al ~ Information, informs
him that all the foreign Ministers and
foreigners In Picking were safe las, Tues
lay anl preparing 20 leave With the
authority % the Chinese Government.
The evening world., 1900-06-25
WHEAT PRICES ERRATIC
Trading Falls % some. bst the
Market 10 ssttl
Lively.

when business was resumed IN ~
local wheat market to-day price movS
ments were still decidedly erratic, but
the trade, perhaps, was not as large -
last saturday. although the market a
s,ill lively. July wheat opened at u 10.
about one cent lower, and then recover
ed 10 70 - Hot weather In the North
vest caused the u~nfAvorable crop news.
New York's opening prices were: July
wheat. 81 Ia. September. 81 IS; Decem-
Der, ~ ~
chicaso's opening prices we're: July
wheat. 81; August, - IL; July corn.
u. July oats. Is -
New York's closing prices we're: July
wheat. Hl-i asked, September. 81 IS;
October. 81 So, December. as-s July
corn. $50
Chicaso's closing prices were: July
wheat. 8 bid; June. IS: Aus ust. ia
asked July corn, l., asked. July
oats. Is "a.
The evening world., 1900-06-25
OPENED Bis Veins TO DIE.
Charles BeSek Cessw ittea Suicide
~ cssiws the Arteries Of
MS Wrists.

chafles y. bofeh' s~Nentt years Old,
o. ~ Fast Twelfth street. committed
suicide this morniax BY cutting a main
artery IN each wrist.
The evening world., 1900-06-25


Mrs. Adam Forepaugh. widow of me
famous Snowman. i a bride IN the
broad Atlantic. She sailed FOR Europe
on the Augusta Victoria with her hus-
band. Walter Magic. a Philadelphia
hank clerk. last Thursday. the day
after they were secretly married a.
@, ace Church IN this city Rev wilson
Poe Carey performed the ceremony.
The Rialto was much interested in the
rews this morning. 1t vas a compete
surprise except 10 a few Intimate
frieuds. They deny that there was any
r~artlcrlrr secrecy about the anhr.
chic aud Wen Gowned.
The brides maiden name was Mary
q Fallman. She Il thirty-eignt years
old Her family I've 20 Philadelphia,
where Mrs Magic long vas regarded as
one Of the most chic and best gowned
women IN society.
All % her gowns were Partisan crea-
tons. made by worth. Felix and other
well. known masters In the iressmaking
art. and Mrs. ~Forepaugh's appearance
was striking.
She has frequently visited thl, city.
where she aas a host Of friends
Her marriage with Mr.. Magic has n
tlnge u romance, although their sc-
auaintanre has been Of several years
duration. and for the last v years
they rave Deep be,ro,hed.
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AR. Magic 10 .aid 10 be handsome and
a little more than forty years of age.
lie is employed at the Gerard Bank.
one Of the oldes, financial institutions
In the Quaker City.
Magic . well-known mar about
town and member OF the exclusive STEM
ton Club and the Philadelphia Athletic
club.
He resigned his position In the hank
before nj. marriage.
Mrs. F~orepaugh. after her husbands
death. lived with Mr.. and Mrs George
Fin at los Green street. one Of the
luxur.ously appointed houses In
Philadelphia.
Dridai rour 90 China.
Friends OF the couple say that their
Wedding trip will carry them 10 China,
where the bride has friends.
Mrs. Forepaugh has often expressed
a wish TO ylsl, the orient. and unless
the present troubles In that country In
terfere with her plans she will have
the opportunity ~ carrying out her
long-expre-sed wish.
At the time % his death Adam Fore
paugh was wholly devoted to his young
wife. and he left her the bulk OF his for
tune. besides the controlling in,eres, In
the circus which FOR years had borne his
name. This she afterward sold 10
James A. Bailey. representing the Bar
nun & Bailey interests.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-04
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
An Anticipated Advance in Wheat
Did Not MntcrinIizc.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-Wheat was fairly
steady for the first two hours. but in the
last hour it weakened o. selling for &C.
count of local operators who had bought
in anticipation Of further advance. being
influenced by the steady tone of foreign
markets and the belief that there will be
an improvement in the export demand.
The Liverpool cables this morning were
disappointing, being only l-sd higher.
Paris was 3-4c higher. Primary receipts
are 3S7. 600 bushels. Clearances were about
100000 bushels. Bradstreets reported a
decrease of l.141.000 bushels in the world
visible
There has been two sides 10 the corn
market today. much larger receipts very
liberal offerings from the country. but on
the other hand there has been decidedly
better export demand. Prices have not
held. They are off tonight l-sd1-4c. and
early in the morning they were OFF more
than that. Seaboard clearances were
$4,000 bushels. The contract stock. 1276.-
900 bushels. showed decrease for the week
Of 5000 bushels
There has been large shipping business
in oats, but at the same time an increase
in arrivals. Cash sales here were put as
high as 100000 bushels, OF coufse all rail.
The inspection was 4Os cars, with 1T5 for
tomorrow. Prices yielded a trife because
the other grains did.
Provisions were lower in sympathy with
the hog and grain markets. closing steady
at the decline. The selling was largely
by local longs. In addition TO good gem
eral investment demand, one OF the larger
packers was credited with liberal pur-
chases of ribs The showing OF stocks
here is rather bullish
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-04
FRIED ONIONS.
Indirectly Caused the Death OF the
Worlds Greatest General.

1t is a matter OF history that Napoleon
was a gourmand, an inordinate lover OF tn,
. good things OF the table, and history fur
7 Their records that his favorite dish was
fried onions his death from cancer oil
stomach il Is claimed also. was probably
4 caused from his excessive indulgence OF
I this fondness for the odorOus vegetable.
/ The onion is undoubtedly a wholesome
I article OF food in fact has many medicinal
qualities OF value. but 1t would be diff
I cult to find more inIigestible article than
/ fried onions, and TO many people they
/ are simply poison, but the onion does not
I stand alone in this respect. ANY article
of food that is not thoroughly digested be
comes a source Of disease and discomfort.
whether it be fried onions or beef steak
The reason why any wholesome food is
not promptly digested is because the
stomach lacks some important element of
digestion; some stomachs lack peptone,
others are deficient in gastric juice, still
others lack Hydro chloric acid.
The one thing necessary to do in any case
of poor digestion is TO supply those ele-
ments of digestion which the stomach
lacks. and nothing does this so thoroughly
and safely as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
DIR. Richardson in writing a thesis on
treatment OF dyspepsia and indigestion,
closes his remarks by saying. "for those
suffering from acid dyspepsia, shown by
sour watery risings. or for fatulent dys-
pepsia shown by gas Oh stomach. causing
heart trouble and difficult breathing as
well as for all other forms OF stomach
trouble. the safest treatment is 10 take
one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal | advise them because
they contain no harmful drugs. but are
composed of valuable digestives. which act
promptly upon the food eaten. I never
knew a case OF Indigestion or even
chr Onic dyspepsia which Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets would not reach
Cheap cathartic medicines claiming to
cure dyspepsia and indigestion can have
no effect whatever in actively digesting
the food. and to call any eathartic medicine
a cure for indigestion IS a misnomer.
Every druggist in the United States and
Canada sells Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
and they are not only the safest and most
successful but the most scientific of any
treatment for indigestion and stomach
troubles.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-04

NEW YORK. Jan. S-The reactionary
tendency Of prices in today's stock market
was almost wholly the reflection of SINH
lar market conditions in London There
was at least little or nothing in the local
situation which would directly account for
The days sagging market. The early cabled
advices showed tine London market mater
tally lower in all of its divisions. the de-
clines in American stocks extending TO
fully one point. After a midday rally. the
London market became heavy again, and
closed weak Foreign houses sold steadily
in this market throughout the morning.
The aggregate transactions on this account
amounting 10 over 30.GeO shares.
The weakness of the London market was
as wanting in any definite explanation as
was that OF the local market Money was
substantially easier there. and from the
general tenor of the London advices IL
would appear that no further stringency is
apprehended. Probably. in a great meas
ure, the reaction in the London market
was owing TO the disappointment in regard
10 the inconclusive results of the engage
inenj at Coiesberg have been revealed
in the later dispatches. and further also.
10 apprehension of diplomatic entangle-
ilstutS as y lNSuss Ni Inc seizure nv Brit
ish war vessels Of American and German
merchant ships proceeding TO nelRgoa Bay.
Nall Street was rull Of rumors regard
inr tho foreign diplomatic situation. and
reports we've also current 81 further dis
aStcrs to he British forces These to-
geiher With SIC WnfaNnrshlc disposition of
The foreign dealings in this market. were
largely Instrumental in shaping local spec
nlatire sentiment The market was not
there were several conspicuous exceptions
Ia its general tendency. After the opening
a nueaber 81 the industrials. including
American Tobacco Sugar Refining and the
Steel stocks rose smartly although they
subsequently lost the greater part Of their
early advance New Norl, Central was also
notably firm, the strength in that instance
being attended by reports that satisfac-
tory arrangement had been effected with
the Fitchburg road.
Among the Specialties. Consolidated Gas
rose very rapidly on reports that the com
pany mad acquired control Of the New York
Gas and Electric Light Heat and Power
Company. a transaction which. If finally
carried out, would certainly be long step
In the solution OF some local financial en-
tanglements. In the main however, the
general tendency of the market was sag
ging one and substantial declines appeared |
in a number of the standard issues in
GLIDING the granger shares. the Pacific |
stocks. Louisville and Nashville, and South |
ern Railway preferred
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-04

NEW ORLEANS, Jan S.-The entries for to.
morrow are ss follows:
First race-siN furlougs Island Prince. 10:
Digs Cotton Plant. lOs: Iurat Lord Fairfax.
l05; Banker Green, lOi; Z. Virgins. Nancy Seitz,
sidtilis. WilfriG Iaufie., 102: Match Box. 90
Second race Selling; one mle.-Tom Bilmorc.
Jos; Ben Chance, The Bobby. Miscrcordia. IOI
Chickamauga, Ia Vega, IG3; P!9llas, l02: Iodce.
%; Lgvahis, Sadie Burnsm. -.
Third race-Selling: one and one sixteenth miles.
-Bsrataria, los. King Elkwood. Traveller i02:
Judge SteadmaD. Prank Mcdonnell. 100: False
Lad, 'inzr Del Rio, Gs. Uhlers %: Musket. Is:
jim Conway, Fresco. %; Crystalline, Bright
Night Mailer, 81; Nilmah. 50.
Fourth racc- Handicap: seven furlougs
Laureate, lu5 Fd Garland II. ld5; Dcbridc. 100:
St Wood l1i Mise Mac Day. ~; Forbu,h. ia.
maica e.; Sam fulen, %; Dr. Vaughan, az;
Grandeur. 90.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Bonneville. rs: DIR.
Walinslc,. 10; san Durango. Nekarnis Algarrt-
"a. The Siuggdrd himline. DcbTidc I05: Sir
Christopher. l3i; Dolly Wcithof, 102, Belle Of
Memphis, 100
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-04

Pains IN the back side. under the shoul-
Ger blade smothering sensations, a tired
feeling. coated tongue, blotches or PIN
pies, a bad taste in the mouth. sick or
tloating stomach, headache dizziness.
stiffness OF the limbs. skin trouble brain
flag. losing weakened memory. creeping
and GOODNESS in the feet or legs, creeping
paralysis. sciatica, specks before the eyes,
loss OF vitality. premature old age. Are
you nervous? DO you take cold easily ?
Are you losing in weight? II so, Or. Hal
locks Wonderful Electric Pills viii cure
you. The pills will give lustre to the eve.
nerves Of steel. and correct all the above
symptoms. They cure after all else fails.
LADIES win find in them a valuable tonic
and the greatest blood and nerve builder
OF sbe age. They are perfectly harmless,
and may be taken with safety by persons
of The most delicate constitutions.
Sold at stores. 81 per box. 6 bo1es, sufficient
10 cure most obstinate cars, So
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-04
Ware & Leland. Letter.

Reported daily to Ferry & Wood Brokers
1885 Street; upstairs; phone 1881
| CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-wheat at London
/ firm and unchanged. Stocks, wheat. q
100000 bushels -four, 100000 sacks Liy-
erpool. is higher; Paris, Is higher -four
50 higher; Antwerp unchanged. Tight
money and free offerings of eargoes off
coast are responsible for the apathy dis
I played by the English markets. Ohio
State report shows wheat badly damaged
there being no snow for protection. I'm
less conditions materially improve this
years crop cannot be more than 20 per
cent Of an average. Stocks are decreasing
in st. Louis BEadstreets visible de-
creased III. 900. Primary receipts. $780,
600; shipments. i75. 600 Contract stocks
in store here. l., sos. 600. Cleafances. $780,
600. Fifty thousand bushels reported sold
here. The market was rather active and
firm early. but eased of on realizing. ow-
ing 10 disappointing cables. The buliish
features were included in the improved
export demand and the Ohio crop report.
but they did not seem TO carry much
weight. Statistical news Is more bull
ish than otherwise. Sentiment Is also
bullish. but operators are timid and run
quickly from small declines. Many feel
friendly TO this cereal and believe pur-
chsses should be made on weak spots on
the theory that q bull market Is one of
the early probabilities.
COrn-World's visible decreased $50, 900
bushels; clearances, G9S 600; contract
stocks, .27s.0 600. Sentiment Is universally
bullish and will continue so as long as
feeders absorb all interior offerings. To-
days receipts. 021 cars. rather heavy and
created some surprise
Provisions-5O.0 900 hogs at the yards
was the cause of the market easing off.
but there has been good general buying
by commission houses. based on the light
stocks which now include 81 600 barrels
Contract pork. %. GOO tierces.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-04
THE RACING CALENDAR.
Results at New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. s.-Track fair.
First rsce-six and one half furlongs. Silver
Set (Rosc) 70 /. won: Little Billy (Boland),
to 2, second; BY George a. weber, Ie to !,
third. Time, l:22is.
Second race Six furlOngs Flcuron CBoland).
10 3. won; Barney +. Dupec). - to l. second ;
Sadie Burnham tDominickl, to l. third. Time,
LII.
Third race-Tandicap: steeplecbasc: short
course. Cheescmtc Ulnston). to :. won: Fred
Perkins Owens. TO ;, second Van Brunt
(Eggerson). 10 !, third. Time. 3:lGis
miles. Compensation CCiawson). . 10 /. won:
Nirgie o. tNeddcrstEnd), to l. second; Apen
tBoland). , to ?, third. Time. las
Filth race-siX and One-half furlongs jim
Care tWinneldD, 10 l. won; FREE. Lady tBoIand) .
to ;. second: J. L. Cline Foucon) to 5,
third. Time l:g3
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-04

The market yesterday saw the reaction
that had been expected for a week or more
Prices declined from fraction TO 6 points
in nearly ali parts of the list few securi-
ties only closing better than the close on
Tuesday. The advance after the panic ex-
tended for ten days without recession. anu
it was seen early yesterday that the large
gains we're tempting holders TO take profits
on an extensive scale. The bull leaders did
little If anything to stem the selling. as a
decline considered an excellent thing
for The market Buying for cash and by
careful spectators was noticeable, how
ever, when the declines had extended a
point or more in the active railway list.
Rumors Of "a clash between England and
Germany and other bear news" was put
out and used as an excuse for the bear
selling. London sold the International