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THE WASHINGTON TIMES THPRSDAY DECEMBER 8 1901 9

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Bears Revel in a SlaughterBut Some Recoverzs are Noted

Attempt Made to Stem

the Tide

PRICES CHANGE VIOLENTLY

SpecHlatiw a Time TWt Morning

in a Condition ApproachingDonoralisfttien

NEW YORK Dee S the rejuttonwas In eompteie powUol

the market at opening today Wtthtilt average of prices down H Pr eet

upper was the leader ranging front fc

14 lower Sugar lost over 1 per centfitft prf rred lost In all com-

mon lost H Ontario and Western wasthe strong feature selling up 1

There was little abatement of the floodof liquidating Hales in the first hour or

o There up red to b MUle attemptto stem the and before the firstliour was over the apeoulatkm was In acondition approaeWng demoraMmatlo-nnd storks were slaughtered without reKard to vrice In o etmawst

d martins or the uncovering ot stopIOP orders with few buying orders tooffset suits

The murket at present la enjoying someniilek recoveries but prices are chang-ing violently every minute

Government bonds unchanged otherbonds were lower to withweakness of the stock

WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

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N Y On A West 41 40 4WNorfolk ft Wegien 7W4 71

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NEWS AND GOSSIPOF THE STOCK MARKET

WASHINGTONThere was hardly any trading on the

local exchange today Many brokerswere absent their Interests in the NewYork marl confining them to their of-

fices Prices of the securities dealt indeclined rom fractions to severalpoints heaviest decline being inWashington Street Railway commonwhich slumped on the regular call overS soinU on ttf biu after sales of 1Mshades at SS and SS ra peetv ly butralHed M po i aftr rhy on Jd1es-of JIG stares s-4tydays ooc a t W T ers was notrading n tivi pr rr stock and nobid for il o rt ij being put at 1-

8Washir xM VK nejHiwd 141 sharesbeing sold th best pries paid Mfe andthe lowest Vi

Nine shareii of MarganthsJer sol atmJn 1 at 1S and SO at

ft latter bidl as the askingGreece Copper receded a potato

ft bid and

NEW YORKslump In the market should attributed primarily In the decJtoc ia ccp

per shares and to the spectacular tacticsemployed by Lawson of Boston Pratense was made to lay stress on thePresidents message recommending thidea of the Interstate CommerceCommission with gveater power andto ascribe that as one of th causes ofthe violent decline It happened that aWestern railroad save a din-ner to thirteen other railroad proddents and although that event waspurely social Street in its sensitivemood construed it as a conference re-garding the Presidents recommenda-tions

It is currently reported that the dlrveters Companyon Monday completed a to re-adjust the which proposesto give for each 100 shares of the pres-ent common stock 20 shares of newstock and to cut down present pre-ferred stock about proportionately withits rtfcUive pricethat the salsa stock for the lasttwo days has been mostly for the account of one of the insiders doesnot like the plan

The commission houses ea-

iieciaUy those that had been demanding-a reaction began to buy yester-day afternoon Brokers representinghouses of this class encouraged buyingttaytag that while they couldto catch the bottom pricesthe reaction might go 2 or 3 per cent

he lines thatttqnMated on their advice a fortnight ormore ago Commission houses probably

heavy of stocks onyesterday but the buying that they didwas stronger than the

HEAVY BUYING CHECKSBREAK IN COTTON

NEW YORK Dec 8 Cotton openedeasy I to 7 points lower There washeavy buying by a local commissionhouse and this checked what promised

be a break in prices aswas very weak and the news

from u n rally was bearishfor Merck

and May It was supposed to repreof short put out

before the publication of the monthlyreport of bureau statistics and Itnot steadied the hut paved

way for In Liverpool

W E BADEAU FAILSNEW YORK Dee SThe failure of

W B Badeau was announced on theConsolidated stock exchange this Morn

Stemoh Troubles and Constipation

write tothe Chamberlain Medicine Co of Des

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TILLH DEMANDS

Wants Report From Judiciary Committee

WONT HAVE CASE ACTED ON

Sonate Adjourns Over TillMinor Resolutions Arc

Passed

The Croat ease which Jam ejMpsdattention of the Senste severalat previous sessions again beeajae atopic of debate today and the occa-sion for a direct statement from SenatorTillman

The South Carolinian called attentionto the delay in from the Judic-iary Committee a report on the legal-ity of recess appointment Adverting-to the Cium appointment he saidhad been thrust upon the Senate

again and announced that he dkl notwant the ease acted upon by the Senatebefore a eport on this subject wasmade by the committee-

At the conclusion f this announce-ment an executive session was asked bySenator drlch and at 1238 oclock thedoors were closed for this purpose At1245 oclock adjournment was taken w-

til Monday next on motion of Mr HaleHew Case Came Up

The comment upon the Cmm casecame about through attempt of Sen-ator Heyburn of Idaho to obtain con-

sideration of his pure food billHe gave notice last sprintr test he wouldcall It up today The hilt experiencedtrouble as soon as it was called up Mr

asied for the reading of theHouse bill and the substitute proposedtherefor

This would hive required much timeand Mr Tillman objected to considera-tion in the morning until he foundout the prospects for his Crum resolu-tion This calls upon the JudiofiiryCommittee to make a report and asorder of the Senate has not ben com-plied with Mr Tillman wanted to know

In reply Mr Platt of Connecticut referred to the death of Chairman Hoarand of his own osition as acting chairman He and Mr exchangedcomments with Mr Tinman without an-nouncing a definite purpose es to thedate on which a report may be expected

South then made hisdeclaration about wishing the report inhand before the Senate considered theCrum nomiratkm again

Date of Election CountMr Burrows introduced a concurrent

resolution ftjttog February S

oclock in D e afternoon asfor the counting of thein the hall of the House of Representa-tives with the Presiding Officer oC theSenate In charge of the proesedinssi Itwas referred to the Committee oaPrivileges and Elections

It provides for the exact manner Inwhich the certificates shall be opeu n inalphabetical order and the tton

to Ute PreaWkiit ofthe Senate who shall thereupon an-nounce the state of the an-nouncement shall be deemed a si ndeclaration of the if any

President and Vice President of theUnited States

y avaraWft Action Takenvjr PeWose front the Comi iitt nNaval Affairs presented a favorable report on House Joint resolution IK topay Julius S Kaiser t7BsiS the amountdisallowed by the Treasury as differ-ence between active and retired pay inthe navy and the Senate agreed to theJoint resolution also the resolution fa-vorably reported by Mr Proctor frontthe Military Attain Committee to admit Plasa of Ecuador as acadet at West Point also the resolutionto the of official com-mittees attending the funerals of Sena-tors Quay and Hoar

SPEAKER CANNON

GUILTY PUN

Speaker Cannon at todays sessionof the House interjected the bitof humor into the proceedings

A resolution was pending to permit en-rollment of two private bills left overfrom Us last session One of th billsrelated to New York

Representative Sutler Democrat ofNew York demanded the name ofRepresentative who introduced bilL

of New York repHedSpeaker CannonIts all right then said Jtfc

SuiserSilence is golden Speaker

Cannon remarkedThe members laughed and Speaker

Cannon In low tones tothe clerks near him for tk perpetration-of the pun

The resolution was adoptedThe legislative executive and

bill was then taken up and consideredin committee of the whole Mrham Republican of Pennsylvania

the measure explalped Itsprovisions

CHARGED WITH FORGERY

REFORMATION FAVORS HIM

UTICA N Y Dec 8 Arthur CBennett of Rome N Y charged withccmmlttinv forgery in this city eightyears ago but who was not arrested

inthe supreme ourt Petitions for leni-ency stating that Itennott hud reformedand become it good citizen InfluencedJustice suspend sentence

UNLESS CIRCULATEDHealth Is assured by the now pro

0089 of diseaseRELIEF IN 30 MINUTES

Sick headache indigestion loss ofvigor falling memory nervousness areall Infallible of weakening nerveaand Indicate that your nervss lack richblood with which to build up theirbroken tissues Dr Agnews HeartCure heals and strengthens the heartand gives it the power to send richblood courfcing through the veins whenmost diseases disappear as by magic-It relieves heart disease in 510 minutesarid is a wonderful cure 17

Dr Agncws Ointment Cures piles In oneto days 35c

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Bill in Congress Granting-its Use for the Ball

15000 FOR PUBLIC ORDER

for the Event ProgressingRapidly in Hands of Gen

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A Joint resolution autixyrlztttgr tk u eof the Pension te for UM iMuiguralban on March I and covering the otherdetaU of the Inaugural wasIntroduced In the thIs aftwaoonby Chairman Oalllnger of the DlwtrictCommittee and referred back to thatcommittee for consideration

The joint resolution authorIzes theSecretary of the Interior to grant a per-mit to the Inaugural committee theSecretary of War to permit the ofany reservations or other public groundfor such purposes M In their opinionwill Inflict no serious or permanent in-

juries upon such reservations or statuary therein aA stands and platforms tobe under the care of the Inaugural com-mittee and erected under ofthe Kna1neeTCommlssk erof the Dis-trict the Superintendent of PubMeOSull-dlns and the Sunerintendent of the CapItoL

Public OrderAn appropriation of IGM Included

for preserving public order from Pehruary 28 to March M the Commissionersare empowered to make rates for publichacks and other such regulations forinaugural week and provision Ss madefor the loan of Government Hags

of telegraph wires Into the PensionOffice and extension of railroad aidings except m public parks

Mr Spooner introduced a concurrentresolution for the appointment of a com-mittee of three members train eachhouse to make the necessary arrange-ments for the inauguration

Same Bill in House

Representative Babcock chairman ofthe House Committee on the District ofColumbia also introduced on the floorof the House a bill providing for thevarious uses of andgrounds in Washington in connectionwith the inauguration of the Presidentnext March

General Wilson PleasedGHMeral Wilson was greatly pleased

to which the fund had grownat headquarters continues to move forward at he same rapid rate that it hasshown since General Wilson and Secre-tary Hitchcock took their seats at theirdesks in the New Wiilard Today let-

ters were sent out by General Wilson tothe chairmen of th different committees asking them to select their com-mittees as soon as possible and notifyhim immediately Several chairmen

in conference with him today andthey will present their lists this after

and tomorrow

umber of prominent railroad ernoialsasking them to serve on the transporta-tion committee Their answers are ex

tomorrow when their names willbe announced The trunk line railroadshave already agreed to give a onefare-murn rate from points on theirroads and other railroad companieshave agreed to the same rate

Sw rt of PresidentThat Squadron A New York National

Guard and the Rougn Riders will act asescort to President Roosevelt fe nowsettled The President told a delegationwho called on him to urge that thishonor be given to another organisationthat he Vould have Troop A and the

cavalry tr n p acted as escort to Mrwhen he was irauguraUd us

PERMANENTLY CURED BY

Phyalriar pronounce drunkenness a diocese olthe nervous system will power can nealUte gtomatk inerabrane which been buntedmid seared by ulcofto-

lORRINB permanently ramorci cray

Mgaas to normal condition improving ap-

petite end restoring the

NO SANITARIUM TREATMENTOR PUBLICITY I

To cur without patients knowledge buy Orline J for voluntary treatment

All Carrespendence confidential

PRICE IOO PER BOX

Effected or Money Refunded

Book on Droakmnecc sealed free ea renast Orris mailed Mated oa receipt 1 bjr

The OrriRC Ce Inc Washington D CSold sad recommended byAKFT ECKS DRUG STORK 14 Pa AvegUUtfi Itth St sad X V AveW1LUAM8 9th and K fitsWELLEH8 756 MIl St S KDAYS 14th nd P StthENRY EVANS 02224 F StF P WEIJJiK Aqueduct Drug StoreE S

Strictly Reliable Qualities

Fine Toilet Articles Appro-

priate for Gift OfferingsSilver Manicure Goods lie 50c 1 JO-

Hllv r Mirrors H50 to 55-Silvr MIHary Brushes 550Silver Hair Brushes 5oSilver Whisks 150 to 200Silver Combs 60c 7ik 100Comb Hrutih and Mirror Sets in

white pink blue andtl d 150 ROO

hush Hoxes In white pink undHue Sc i e W-

ePowdir Boxes in white pinkand blue

Taktim Boxes In whiteblue DOc

Toilet Powder Boxes In whitepink and blue 500

English Hair Brushes ftc to 4Military Brushes 100 to 350RulbrHned Washcloth Nail

Hrutih Cases and TravelingCases to 100

M ns Suede Collar and Curt Casesfur traveling 100 to liO-

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governor of New York and also when feewas inaugurated Vice President

Jest Adna R Chaff who willbe grand marshal of the parade Is ofthe opinion that short parade will bemore proper and popular than such long

have the past In

paradeIs shorter and oftions of prominence or distinction saidGeneral Chaff e Four years ago 1believe the State erf Pennsylvania alonesent something Ilk j troops This isall very some worthy little organisation has to wait until the greatmass of troops has In reviewbefore it gets an opportunity to showitself

It is probable that Gen John AJohnston who has been named byGeneral Harries as vice chairman ofthe committee on military organizeChaffee F H Whitehead beenappointed secretary of General Har

headquarters ofthis committee will be established ina day or two and General Harries willpush forward the work a rapidly aspossible

The business to be transacted Is al-ways and includea the writing orletters to the nil theStates the communication with theheads of all militarythroughout the country which

participate in the parade and thethem to positions

in the line of marchCommittee on Medals

Gen Due Spear chairman of the-committee on medals and badges calledon General Wilson this morning to an-nounce that he had appointed John RCarmody vice chairman of that eonmlttee The secretary and other mem-bers of the committee have not beenchosen yet but General Spear statedto a reporter for The Times that hewould make his selections today and an-nounce them tomorrow

Information has been received to theeffect that General Hugh Cameron

the Kansas hermit will come toWashington to be at President

inauguration He has attended every Inauguration since that of

Old Rough and Ready Jackson ex-cept that of Lincoln when the Kansanwas in the army

Walked From KansasThe hermit walked all the way from

Kansas to Washington to attend theMcKinley inauguration Although nearlyseventynine years of age the Generalenjoys good health and works every day

He wett to Kansas just fifty yearsago with the late Colonel Anthonysparty and settled on theacres of Umber land to be found anywhere The hermit is wellposted on allaffair and la uptodate on politicsin which he shows great interest Helisa bent A Republican and hasan excellent war record as a Unionsoldier The General willChristmas oa his ranch near Lawrence

MARRIAGE LICENSESEdward Carroll 34 and Annie 21James TV McDonald 22 and Mary E

Free 2S

Austin Miller 4J and Motile Gray 4fRoy Murray 21 District of Columbia

and LauraVirginia

WilliamStrange S

Robert A Reynolds 44 and Rode EWood 36

Andrew James M and Annie Keny 2tBali 43 county

Virginia and Clara ofColumbia M

Edward 23 and SortIe Campbell 3-

1Jamos II Barnes 22 and CatherineMatthews 1

E L Currier Cora L Gellett X

Times Want Ad BranchWant advertisements and

for The Evening and Sunday Times canleft at W Armstrongs corner of

Seventh and II northeast at ragular office rates

Your Old Square or UprightPiano Taken in Exchange

and Liberal Allowance Made

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New Piano Delivered at Onceand No Cash to Pay Until

After the HolidaysOne of the very special propositions

made by the Smith Co1331 Pa Ave during their great Annual Factory Clearing Sale enables youto obtain a new Upright or Grand Pianonot at a greatly reduced price butwithout the expenditure of one cent incash before If you have anold Square or Upright Piano the F GSmith Piano accept it as thefirst payment on a new topay no cask until after the Holidaysand then sly in small pay-ments as convenient The new pianowill be delivered to you at once andwill have it lu the house before Christ-mas The Company realizes that at thistime of the year is an extrastrain on everybodys pocketbook andso that no one need stint themselves-in preparing for the Holiday festivitiesthey make this offer to thosewho have old squares or upright planeswhich they would like to with-a modern new uptodate instrument

They will make you a liberal al-lowance for your old fact theywill give you more for it than anyother concern in Washington andwill also give you the full benefit oftheir Factory Sale Prices in selectingyour new piano saving you from 50to 100 on regular prices

Call or send your name and addresson a postal to the F G SmithPiano Co 122S Pa Ave and their repre-sentative will wait on you and submitsuch a liberal offer for your old pianothat w are sure you will gladly accepttheir proposition and a nice newpiano In the by Christmas It

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Foreign Exchange and Foreignand Domestic Money Orders

Savings Deposits 4 per centcompounded quarterly

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Xmas Is atthe NEW YEAR by opening an interest

account with THE NATIONAL SAFEDEPOSIT SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANYThis company has 23000 such accounts and has in

its facilities during the past year with a view toaccommodating as many more

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OFFICE con 9TH AND F STSPAIDUP ONE MILLION

Loans in any amount made on approved real estate or collateral at re-nonable rates

Interest paid upon deposIts on monthlyto check

This company acts executor adtrustee agent treasurerrecltrar and in all Other flducljuy cpretties

Boxes for rent In burglar and fireproofvaults tor deooult and Jtorag ofvaluable packages

JOHN TOY EDSON PresldestJOHN A 8WOPBELLIS Vice PresidentANDKEW PARKER TreaBUTOfHARRY O MEEM Aealtant TreasurerTHOMAS BRADLEY Beol Estate Officer

REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENTla prepared to assume management ofyour real estate Careful attention given toall details

THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANKOP WASHINGTON D a

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EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLDCable transfers and drafts direct oa mild

pal clUes of the worldLetters of Credit Foreign and Domestic

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