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coMM1TTRE ON STREETS.

The Committee on Streets Of tina
Board Of Aldermen will hold a public
meeting Thursday evening" August s.
at s o'clock. in Rooms 10 and II, City
| Hail. at which time the following peti-
tions will be heard:
Petition Of John T. Lee for psrrnis-
sion to erect barber pole at sSs1S Grand
Petition of Frank A. Monson for q
sidewalk on Canal street.
Petition of NJ. A. Alderman for OPEN
| ing of cellar on Oak street.
Petition of J. NJ. Gretst1for permission
| to erect retaining we'll on Forest street.
Petition Of Alfred G. D9ty for perrnis-
sion to erect sign, and post In front oe
$40 Wooster street.
Petition of John j. Chandler ct als.r
for new pavement on Winthrop ave.
| nue., between George an6 Oak streets
Petition OF Leonard A.; HotchkiBs 81.
ais. for sidewalk on Livingston street,
between Gamer and Cold Spring
streets.
Communication of His Honor the
Mayor concerning the paving OF Broad
way, from York street westward.
| Petition Of Ebert Wilcox, jr., for per
mission to erect a. post ard sign In front
Of 3 Church street.
Petition of J. Newman for psrinission
70 erect sign and post in front OF Sl6
Chapel street,
Petition Of John P. Phillips 81 ais. for
the establishment of a legal grade on
Highland street, between Prospect
street and Winchester avenue.
Petition OF L. Lyons FOR permission to
erect sign and post in front Of 90 Com
gress avenue.
Petition of Board of Health for cob
BILE cutters in Fair, Hudson, Vine ana
Locust streets and in Water street be-
tween Columbus avenue and PortSeal
street.
Petition of Joseph Adler for peri1lis-
sion to erect electric sign in front Of
1O7-1o9 Church street.
Petition Of John Gleason for per1nis-
sion to erect sign and post in front OF
Malley building Chapel street.
Petition of l.. Mature for permission
| to erect sign and post in front of G23
Grand avenue. ..-
Petition of Costeones & stavros for
permission to erect sign and post In
front of 1906 Chapel street.
Petition of L. Joffe for permission to
erect post and sign in front of 355 State
street.
Petition of John L. Lee for permission
to erect barber pole in front Of 389k
Grand avenue.
Petition of II. ]. Moorhead for permis-
sion to erect post and sign in front OF
$50 Chapel street.
All persons interested are hereby re-
quested to be present without further
notice. GEORGEV. SMITH,
Chairman
Attest: AMBROSE v. BEEGHBR,
al st Assistant City Clerk.
I
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FOR SALR-1,OO0 set patent stove Bricx.
Every set warranted one year. Ordora
received T63 STATE STREET.
d. 5. ENGTNEER OFFICE..

new LONDON CONN.,, july IL 1905.
Sealed proposals in triplicate foP
dredging in West River, from New Ha-
ven harbor, Conn, will be received hera
until 10 o'clock noon, August rs, 1908,
and then publicly opened. Information
furnished on application.
g. f. POWELL, Lit. Co.. Engineers.
j29, 31,a-,2,2425
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Patent Stove Brick are cheapest.

Il. b. MALLORY, AUCTTONEER,
SELLS at 142 York street (near Crown,
tuesday, 10 a. m, Darlor pieces hall
stand, bookcases, desks, sideboard.
bedsteads, Morris chairs, tables rock.
ers, mirror, carpets, rugs, crex, refrig-
orator, gas range, crockery, etc; good
goods. j31 ~,
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ALL good help should call here. We
SUPPLY all the best places and always
IaSeq large numbers. Sleeman's RE-
Ell Open evenings. 80 mi s1i4 a. ;
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g9ItsceTl aaren1ts.
n, d, MALLOR.Y

AUCTIoNEER and Appraiser. lf2a
Chapel st. Telephone $780,. House,
hold sales a speciality. Salesroom 143
Orange st. a4-tf
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AAAIE0.

EXPERIENCED paDer cutter; must bs
SOBER and reliable. The Mlnson CO
1856 Clinton Avenue. s5 II
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gaamts.

oRs eeRt q word for each insertion.
ave esnts word for fall week. seyea
times.
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AT We send anything
u anywhere. Gotta
gers and sojourners at
shore or mountains can
shop with US by mail
easily and satisfactorily.
Our bookkeeping meth
DDS show the exact
brands and sorts you
have had-an order "as
last" will do the business.
Printed Lists giving
kinds and prices, are
yours for the asking.
On orders of reasona-
BILE size for out-of-town
shipment we prepay
charges.
Everything that's
good, reliable and de-
pendable in Groceries,
Wines and Mineral
Waters.
Gz0GfaGGMn,
-3SI .JfAzE ST
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AGENCY-Take notice.
Mrs. S "A. GIada, in has moved from
1O2 Orange Street to s02 Chapel ST..
Room No. 614, New Malley Buildtng.
me best help. also the best place "a
ana situations, city of country. Hours
$3.50 a. m. to o. m.
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WANTEn

A;IG5 I5sIlAN RELIABLE EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY,76S Chapel st. estah-
..shed 20 years. Largest. hesf II ina
state. Best male and female heID Tor
eny and all kinds OF work. Sent ary-
Where. open evenings. Tel .2322
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-18

(Flrs' Published IL the Daily Leader
Fcb. IA 1900
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Gie Code of Civil procedure, rc'ating
TO attachment bonds. be. ana the
same hereby IS emendel to read as
follows
Section 100. The order of attach
ment shall not be issued by the clerk
until an undertaking on the part of
the plaintiff has beon executed BY
one or raore sufficient sureties ap-
proved by the clerk. and filed in his
office, in a sum not exceeding double
the amount OF the plaintiffs claim, to
the effect that the plainff shall pay
to the defendant all damages that he
may sustain by reason Of the attach
ment. including reasonable attorneys
fees, if the order be wrongfuily OBJ
tanned; but ON undertaking shall be
rcquirei when the party or parties
defendant ore all n0n.residcHts of the
territory, or q foreign corporation.
Section g This Act shall be N
force AMI eject from and after its
passage and approval, and prly to all
suits now pending
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nszsusnsHaHansnsnznsManaRa
Daily Leader 10 cents a week des.F
cred ogery day except Sunday.
EMSM=E@u=mSM@uS @uSu=MsEanan
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The pnonmnnla season.

Coughs and Colds in children as wei
as adults are frequently dangerous at
ihsi season of the year. and a little
prccaution now may s%ve much
trolhlo. worry and expense. Kenne
dys Laxative Honey and Tor. coE-
blned ccnah and cold curC--a new
scientific discovery in meiicine-is a
certain cute for Coughs. Colds Group,
Whooping Coueh. etc. The coughs aud
colds are cleared ont of the system by
gently moving the bowels. and OF tn
same time the throat chest lungs and
bronchial tubes are so strengthened
that there is little probability of dan.
ger Konncdy's Laxative Honey and
rar is PHEASANT to take Contains no
oplatcs Sold by c. r. Renfro.
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eRAhLg.s ExIMfrIoN n.tL
peslunases Property fnaf Wni se Ex.
empt From Forced sale.

The following bin hy Mr. raile va
taken pp in the committee IL the
whole Thursday afternoon and favor.
ably Recommended back TO the couaca
Council Bn No. l0i, by Mr.. Cralle
An Act amending Section 1. Of Chap.
ter s4 Of the Statutes Of 1893 OF OH
lahoma Territory sxemrting Proper.
~ from Forced Sale BE il enacted
by the legislative assembly Of tha
Territory of Oklahoma
Section t That Section Chan.
ior "a os the Statutes Of Oklahoma.
1898 be aue IS hereby amended to
read as followe
(2S4D Section l. The following
property shall be reserved to every
family residing in the territory ox-
empt from attachment or execution
and every other species OF forced sale
for the payment Of debts. except as
herinafter provided.
First The homestead of the family
which shall consist Of the home Of the
family. whether the title 20 same
shall be lodged in or owned by tn.
husband or wife
Second All The household and
kitchen furnitrre
Third Any lot or lots in a ceme-
terry held for the purpose Of sepulture,
Fourth All implements Of hus
taadry used upon the homestead
Fifth All tools, apparatus and
books belonging 90 and nsed in any
trade or profession
Sixth The family library and an
family portraits and pictures. and
wearing apparel
Seventh Five milch COWS and their
caves under sixmonths old
Eight One yoke Of work oxen. nee.
ossary yokes and chains
Nine. two horses or two mules,
and one wagon. cart or dray.
Tenth one carriage or buggy
Eleventh ono gun.
Twelfth Ter hcas.
Thirteen. Twenty head Of sheep.
Fourteen. All saddles, brides and
harness necessary for the use Of The
family
Fifteenth. An provisions and for
agc on hand, or growing for nome con
sumption; and for the use Of exempt
stock for one year
sixteenth. An current wages and
earnings for personal or professional
services earned within the last ninety
days
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Poisons in Food.

Perhaps you don't realize that many
pain poisons originate I'm your food.
has some day ycu may feel a twinge
Of dyspepsia that will convince you
Dr. Kings New Life Pills are guaran-
teed to cure all sickness due to pol
sons of undigested fo9G--or money
back. 25c at all druggists Try them.
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Apoliea.lon For Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma. Ingan County
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THE 7lLsA OIL FIELD.
Oil Men Taking New Interest Since
Kansas eight Commenced.
Special to Daily Leader.

~ WFN fHhfAI fNNNf ANANiNIA 9iANN
Kansas eight Commenced.
Special to Daily Leader.
Tulsa I. T., Feb. 1S.-As a result
Of tho strained condition in the Kan
sas CD held, the Tulsa oil men have
taken renewed interests in local
work. and many have braved the Sc
we're 'cold weather and are building
rigs for Immediate work. Five to
ten wells have been brought in dur
ing the past six weeks, most of them
being good producers Well No
on to Barnes Allotment, brought in
Saturday is producing fifty barrels,
and IS one Of The best for the month
During January forty-two wells were
6rilled in The Usage and Cherokee
nations. with daily flow Of 87OO
barrels. lmt nine Of lhese We're
busters" In ;he district, there are
nearly $50 rigs in active operation to-
day.
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DE. E.&G.R.RCO
Alfalfa Route"
Start Out the New Year Right

Travel via the line over witch you
get the hest service and where yoa
can Thoroughly enjoy your trip hy rid
Ing IN the brand new Darlor car which
We now have IN aeyylce ITS a Win
ner."
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Farn,ers Institute.

rhore viii he a business meetinr
Of the Farmers Institute, at TIE com
mcrcial club rooms, Saturday. Febu
ary 25, at p. m. All members ard
others Interested are requested to b,
present as business Of importmc,
to all will come up
BY oroer Of Secretary
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Battles skin viii De scfs, fair anl
smooJE il vou give them Aullister's
ROCKY Moratain Tea this month It
regulates the stomach and bowels II
makeq the little ones sleep and grow.
S5 cents.
Ask your druggist.
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Territory Of Oklahoma. Ingan County.
IS
Notice IS hereby given that
e and G Riterhusch
has this day filed in The office OF the
County Clerk, in and Cor said County
their petition, asking that license be
granted hem to SCI a. retail malt,
spirituous nnl viaous liquors on
Lot s. block 81, city Of Guthrie, IN
saiJ County and Territory
II no protest be flied on or before
Marcia K 1895.
their petition viii be granted and
license issued
witness my hand and The seal Of
se'd County hereto AFFIXED TIA.
lltn DAY Of February 1905,
(sEAL)
N. E. Trapp, County Clerk
/ By j. J.. McKoown, Deputy
/ F.rs' published ip the iiuily Leader
Feb. a. 1905
Application Fer Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma Logan County
S.
Notice is hereby given that
s. C.. Spike-
has this day fled in ths Office OF the
County Clerk, in and for said County
his petition, asking that a license be
granted him to sell at retail malt,
liquors on
Lots lG block so. City Of Guthrie,
IN said County snd Territory
Il no protest be filed on or before
Febuary 2s. 1905
his petition viii be granted and
license issued
Witness nay land and tho seal Of
said County hereto affiaed This
12 day Of FEBRUARY 1905.
/ (sEAl.)
N. E TraPs, County Clerk.
j. J.. McKeowE, Deputy.
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Guthrie 10 Enid

Shortest most direct and most de-
sirable line from Guthrie 10 all points
ON the Frisco line south including Ho-
bart and 0keeue. and all points on
The Rock Island north and south OF
Enid.
Lowest through rates in effect with
all connecting lines bota at Guthrie
and Enid
Quickest Time.
Best Service
Finest Equipment
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SENATOR scoTrs BILL
Amend the Civil Procedure Code Re
Iating 10 Attachments.

Council Bill No. 50, hy Mr.. Scott,
An Act 70 amend Section 100 Of the
code of civil procedure of the Ter
ritory of Oklahoma relating to At
iachment Bonds Is as follows
Section 1. That Section i69 Of
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TO OUR PATRONS

n Sterling the new take pleasure in ten
dering TO our numerous friends and customers our
sincere thanks for the repeated evidence Of their
good will and confidence And we wish to assure
them that no effort part shall be spared to
insure the development of still more pleasant rela-
tions in the future and that the untiring dill
gence will be devoted TO their service
THE GUTHRIE LAUNDRY CO
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
THE IRON AND METAL TRADES
The Iron Age" says


with some minor exceptions the markets all
along the line have been rather quiet during the
last week. and there some alarmists who show
symptoms of uneaSineSS. The very fact that we
are producing and consuming so enormous a guam
tity for this season of the year seems to inspire
doubts as the possibility of maintaining the
pace. On the other hand the principal preoccupa-
ton of other conservative interests is that we may
be in danger OF runaway market, as the un-
usually busy season, spring, approaches. Powerful
influences are aFrayed the side of keeping prices
of finished materials at about the present level.
with the possible exception of wire products, and
this causes hesitation the part of smaller manu-
they must cover the material at the present
range Of values. Some of them seem to look for
ward to another period of premiums official
prices for prompt delivery. In spite of the fact
that the Steel Corporation is turning nearly every
wheel which II controls. the management is forced
order in which specifications have been received,
being unable to fill the demands OF all The Steel
Corporation Is running "a per cent of it's blast fur
mace capacity. has every steel plant except Column
in operation is operating SO per cent of the tin
plate mills. rs per cent of the sheet mills. and is
running full tubes, bars. plates and shapes.
A considerable tonnage of ore is being contracted
for Eastern furnace men have taken several hun
dred thousand tons Of nom -Bessemer Mesaba ores
the basis of SO ton. compared with 81 30 a
ton last year and the standard iron contents has
been lowered from $40 per cent of iron. natural
state 10 SO per cent this year. The Eastern fur
naces have already bought some considerable guam
titles of European and Cuban ores. while Eastern
home producers are crowded for deliveries beyond
their capacity. The of the week has been the
foreshadowed purchase on the part of the Steel
Corporation of 25O00 tons of Bessemer pig at SIS So
Valley furnace. Otherwise the crude metal
kets have been exceedingly quiet in all the dis
trtEuting centres.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities devoid Of
any special feature and continued TO show an
irregular tendency. The volume OF business was
comparatively small, while the price changes
fluCtuated within range. The general
tone. however, held about steady. Northern Sc
curttes after early gain of "a per cent declined
over per cent. Interborough Rapid Transit on a
light volume of dealings fell over 2 per cent. but
subsequently recovered IL per cent. Shipbuilding
stocks were less erratic and stronger. Internal
tonal Mercantile Marine shares steady and
about unchanged. Mackay stocks were easy. de-
cliEinE about Il per cent. In the copper stocks
Greene Consolidated declined y per cent. Douglas
Copper was firm. Tennessee Copper advanced 2
per cent. The bond department dull but
steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - COM
mercial 81 premium; bank. par san Frahcsco-
Sight Sc: telegraph. 71.c. Roston-Par and &C.
Chicago-e5c premium. Char!esto1-Buying' l-zlc
discount: selling I-I0c premium. ST Louis-ioc
bid So asked. Minneapolls-a premium Cincin-
nati-l5c premium. Savannah-Buy.ng' 'oc discount ;
selling. 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS-New-York - Exchanges
s357 ass balances Si4Os sS5. Chicago Exchanges
SS4t5s Ssi: balances S3.5o2.1a Philadelpha-ES-
changes Sa2 $40 SIS: balances s2s2S46e Boston-fz-
changes S29 1856: balances. S22Soi19 Baltimore
Exchanges. &46S6. .291: balances. S4S5.S3
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 6oasc; Mexican
silver dollars l7izc. Bar silver in London closed at
z75sd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid $50; Lisbon, 1850
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-Mexcan exchange
New-York is quoted at 202.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington S1,11S.996: internal rev.
receipts. S7C920S: miscellaneous receipts si, ,45a
Receipts for the day $i.s94GiS expenditures.
s2io0C01 Receipts for the month "a date, 2465SST;
expenditures, s27.3s0OGO excess Of expenditures,
8 6sl. .S23 Receipts for the hscal year to date.
$02. 5S2; expenditures SCI 49, excess of
penditures S25 00Os1S.
SUb-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury debtor
10 the Clearing House. $S91.25
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

sutphin and Leo Stein vice-p presidents; F. w.
Hottenroth. treasurer; Gerald ]. Barry. secretary.
and Hugo Hirsh. counsel
BUFFALO AND SUSQUEHANNA.-The recent
activity in Buffalo and Susquehanna preferred
stock may he accounted for by the fact that the
issue will soon enter the list of guaranteed stocks
The stock pays dividends at the rate of per cent
a year and at present is selling at SSlz. The COM
mon stock of the road has paid per cent DIVIDENDS
continuously for years.
MISSOURI PACIFIC'S EARNINGS.-Gross earn
inl,s OF the Missouri Pacific for the month OF NO
vcmber showed an increase of S2O3IA. and an IN
crease in net OF S55S17. For the second week IN
January gross earnings showed decrease OF $SZop
a comnarison being made with the same period
year ago
PERE MARoUETTE.-The $SOOOOOO Pere Mar
q,1ette per cent bonds offered by Redmond & CO.
for subscription were largely oversubscrioed. Inc
subscription books were Immediately closeu on az
count of the heavy subscription
RAILROAD EARNINGS LIGHTER--Nine rail-
roads reporting yesterday for the second week III
January showed for seven companies total loss VI
$l7456S and two companies a toFal gain OF s4''o''
as compared with the period a year ago.
LARGELY RSUBSCRIBED.-The S6,G0.ooo
pare Narouette per cent bonds offered by Red
noond & Co for subscription were largely over
subscribed The subscription books opened yester-
day morning and were Immediately closed on ac-
count of the heavy ovcrsubscription
ROWLING GREEN TRUST COMPANY-At
reeting Yesterday of the board OF directors or the
Bowling Green Trust Company the present OF
fcers were reelected. Harry Bronner, of the firm
of Haugarten & Co, was elected new director IN
this company.
Union EXCHANGE BANK-At the annual
meeting of the Union Exchange Bank the directors
who served last year were reelected. and at
subsequent meeting of the board, Henry 3 Herr
man. president and Herbert H Vreeland and DaVld
Vile vice-presidents, were unanimously re-elec'eu
and William A. Davies was appointed CASHIER anu
Charles NJ. Close assistant cashier.
SUGGESTION TO BONDHOLDERS-I view ol
the failure of the Chicago Terminal Transfer Rail
way Company to pay the coupon due January
on its first mortgage bonds, Halgarten & Co, VINO
ara holders of and represent a large amount OF
these bonds, suggest that bondholders confer win
them before taking any steps with reference 10
their bonds for the purpose of protecting the IN
terests of all OF the bondholders OF the COMPANY
They request that holders furnish them their ad-
dressas and tie amount of their holdings at an
date
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

by Adrian H Muller s, Son:
I35 shares Campbell Realty Corporation. lot $40
pany lot $50
shares Bank OF Washington Heights. ........ 25G
New-York Mortgage and Security
Company -.......-.. TO
81 600 East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Rail
consolidated bonds,
due 1856 coupons May, and November. 121 7s
81 600 Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
per cent bond 1903 Extended TO July.
1905 per cent. Coupons January and
July 100 4
S6,0GO Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad
Company Hastings and Dakota division) first
mortgage per cent bonds. due 1910 Coupons
January and July I15is
$50 Morris and Essex Railroad Company. $50 \
Atchson. Topeka and Santa Fe
road Company preferred .-........... IOI
- 900 shares Standard Pulp company per share S.
Company consolidated refunding mortgage
4lz cent bonds due July. 1917 Coupons
January and July. ..........-- ITO
s2OOo Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company
hrft Tportgage per gold bonds due
July 1908. Coupons January July. y
shares Brooklyn city Safe Deposit Company 30
u shares National City Rank BROOKLYN 995Is
30 shares Second Avenue Railroad Company
Guaranteed by the Metropolitan Street Rail-
l r -. ...
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

AroSEY NAgKET-Money on call opened at >
Der cent; Asehest per cent: loNest, IA per cent:
eSt Joan. ? per cent closed ls.42 PEI cent; ruling
rase > per cent. ylrGc nso-ey was quoted -.
or cent for F,sy days. per cent for three. four
nd Eve months and 9a3i. per cent for six months
-o,auercssl paper WAS quoted az 22Gs Der cent for
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

brooklyn Ferry stock. .....
Hoboken Ferry LIST bs. 1o46.
do stock
N Y K Il r Ferry CO stock.
do ist mtg 6s. 1922 .....
~ Y & VI r Con 5s, io46. d.
10th 4 % SF LIST mg SIS. 1919
Union + OF ~ y Il n stock.
y y & y ] LAT mtg SIS. ies5
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington JAN 1S.-The condition of the Treas
urv divisions of issue and redemption. at the be-
ginning of business to-day. as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom
by Adrian II. Muller s, Son:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.