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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

w5 h s First Election District is bounded S and w tp
The Second Election bounded by and within
street, Vail Street and william Street
Park row spruce street Gold street Ferry street Peck
SIP East river. Pine street William street luton
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
East river Peck slip Ferry street and Pe9T street G within,
Oak street oliver street cherry Catharine slip
s Street river Roosevelt street Water street and James
The Sixth Election District IS bounded by and within
The Seventh Election District is bounded by ana within
Ferry street Gold Frankfort street and Rose
The Eighth Election District is BOUNDED by and, and within Thin
Spruce Sges Street Fo Park row and Broadway
oTb Nnh Election Iee Pearl ~ Park ro
Tenth Election District is by and within
Worth street Chatham square Park row. Pearl street
The Eleventh Election District bounded by and with
IN Park row New Bowery James street Manson street
and east and sides Of Roosevelt street from Park
The Twelfth Election bounded by and with
e T6ye9b Fee6n District 0q bounded by and
within East Broadway Catharne street Cherry street
The Election, District is bounded by and
The Fifteenth Election bounded by and
within Henry Market street Madison street and
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Division street Market street Henry street and
Ths Ssysatesah Election District is bounded by y and
street Mulberry street. Park street ana Mott street
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Canal street Bowe-y Bayard street and Mul-
berry
The Nineteenth Election District bounded by and
Canal Mulberry street, Bayard street.
Mulberry street Worth street
and
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within Canal street, Baxter street Worth street and
Broadway
Twenty-frst Election District is bounded by and
within the diagonal Park and Pearl street
streets. Rose street. Chambers
and Park
The Twenty-seoond Election District is bounded by
East Broadway Chatham square. Doyers street. Peil
Mott street
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Election Notice.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DlsrR1cr-continued.

FIFTH ASSEMBLY DlsTRICT-Continued
within West Fourteenth street sixth avenue, West b
enth street, and Seventh avenue tn
Inc Fifteenth Election District Is pounded by ana ~.
in West Fifteenth street Sixth avenue West Fourteel'
street and Seventh avenue ,.,
ne sixteenth Election District rs bounded by ana
IN west Fourteenth East fouteenth street lee
ytFsty place. East Tenth street, ruin avenue We
Twelfth street. and Sixth avenue -
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded by aI9
Wlthin Vest Twelfth Fifth avenue west tim"
street and Sixth a~enue
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by anI
wlthln West Ninth street Fifth avenue East lel.I
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by ana
WITHIN Clinton place. University place NaVeiiey PIE
washington square Nortb) Macdougal street
ton square Vest West Washington place ana sixth aFe
The Twentieth Election bounded by and Win
IN west Washington place, Macdouga street
ton square WesU. Waverley place tNashlngtol Va
Nofth University place washington square Etsp
Fourth street washington square, Scutn), west Di
way. West Third street. and Sixth avenue -, "a
Inc Iweny-irst Election District Is bounced oy mn,
within East Fourteenth Fourth avenue bo%slg;
East Fourth street Broadway West Ihird street
Broadway Washington square. South Washington square,
The Twenty-second Election District bounded by and
The Twentythird Election District is founded by an"
within Greenwich avenue Charles street Maveiley pld
Perry street. West Fourth and West Eleventh
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TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District il bounded by within
street Clinton street Division street and Norfolk
ms Second Election District is bounded py within
Delaney street Clinton street Grand street and Norfolk
street
The Third Election District is bounded and within
street BTocne Clinton
street Delaney street and Norfolk street
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
Broome street Ridge street. Grand street and Clinton
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and within
Delaney street Grand street Ridge street
Broome Attorney street
Sixth Election District is bounded ny ana wtthl
WilIett street Delaney street ana AZ
torrey ..,4-
The seventh Election District Is bounded by and within
Pitt street Delaney street
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and within
Rivneton street street. Delaney street ana
Wulett t.,.t-
Grand street street. Division street and Clinton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

The First Election District is bounded by and within
West Twentieth Seventh avenue West Nineteenth
Eighth avenue
Election District ts bounded by and within
Vest Twenty-nrst street Seventh avenue West Tween
tieth street and Eighth
The Third Election District is bounced ny and within
West Twenty street Seventh avenue West Tween
ty- and Eighth avenue
Tie Fourth Election District is bounded ny and within
West Twentyfrst street. Eighth avenue west Twentieth
street Ninth
The Fifth Is bounded by and within
West Twenty-third street. Eighth avenue. north and
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THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


MgSt L6iry-seysnth street Eleventh avenue ws
the second Election district is bounded By and within
eighth street. Eleventh Thty-seveaa,s
,. The Third re: tion District bounded BY within
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and i,s,
West Fortgth street Ninth avenue. West Thiry-Gnta
The Fifth Election IS bounded by and within
West FoTtieth street Eighth avenue West Thiry-nnIh
Ten Sixth Election District is bounded By and within
West Thirty-ninth street Eighth avenue. West Thifty
The seventh Election District bounded within
sesenth ayenqS :? Eighth avenue size Of Seventh
nintn street West Thrty-seventh street and Eisath
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and within
West FoTteth street Seventh avenue north and
S to EigRth and east ag q gah
West Fortyfrst street Eighth avenue. West Fortieia
The Tenth Election District is by and within
north and Forty-second street from
Eighth avenue to Ninth avenue. west side q Eisata
etreat w. u & - SLY So, 20 sl
The Eleventh. Election District Is bounded By ard
Fortieth and Tenth
The Twelfth Election District is bounded by and within
street and Tenth avenue
The Thirteenth EIsetion District Is bounded By aat
avenue from West FoTtvssconJ street % Nesr F-+v
third street West and Tenth avenue
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded By and
within West Forty-second Tenth IVES:
Forty-hrst street ana North river
The Fifteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within West Forty-thrd Tenth avenue. West
FOrty-second and Hudson river
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded BY sad
within West y-fcurth Tenth avenue. Wsst
Forty-third and Hudson river
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded By and
within Forty-hfth street. Tenth avenue West
Forty-fourth street and Hudson river.
Election District IL bounded
West FOrty-sixth street. Tenth avenue. West
Fcrty-ffth ana Hudson river
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Tenth West Thirty
ninth street and Hudson river
The Txentiath Election District IS bounded BY and
Tenth avenue. West FoFI
eth street Hudson river.
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Election Notice.


The Fourteenth Election District is bonnde9 Th by am
within Spring street Broadway, Grand street AohpSoi
street Broome street sullivan street
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Election Notice.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DIsTR

TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-continusd-
The Tenth Election District Is bounded by within
Deancev Lewis street, street, Coeros
street Grand street Sheriff street. Broooe street and
Cannon
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded BY ana
within Rvfngton street. Goerck street Delaney ssre
and
The twelfth Election District bounded By and With,
Stanton street Of Goerck street. fro
Rivngton north side OF Rivingtoa
street from Mangin Cannon street Cannon
street
The Thirteenth Election District IL bounded By and
within Stanton river Delaney street, Goer.-
street Rivingon street and east and sides Of
gin street, from Delaney street stanton street
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded By and
within Delaney Tompkins street. BrOoms street
Mangin street. Grand Goerck Brooms stree:
and Lewis street
The Fifteenth Election District bounded By AMI
within East river CoTears street Mangin Brooms
street. TOmpkins and Delaney
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded by an4
within Sheriff Pitt Eroos
street
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded By aps
within COrlears street river Jackson and
Grand street
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HIDES. PELTS. WOOL, ETC.

Quotations furnished by D. Bergman G.
Co., st. Paul:
Green sailed heavy steer hides, go lbs
and up: No; l. loc; No. 2. SC; branded.
Green sailed COW hides. 20 lbs and up.
Green sailed bulls. stays and oxen, No.
Green sailed veal calf skins, to Is lbs.
No. No. 1884, iSs; No no p ! ll Il: kip 10 to rs lbs
Green sailed long haired kip, to rs
lbs. No. 1. .9Ac; No. 2. Sc.
Green sailed deacons. under s lbs. No.
Green sailed skunk skins. No. /, zoe.
Green salted glue stock, SIC.
Gren sailed horse hides (large), No. 1,
No. l. 81 so; No. 2. 81: 90.
Green and frozen hides. lie to I've less
than salt cured.
Dry Montana butcher hides, short trim
med. heavy, No. liz. 16917c; light. No
1-2. 13@14c; long trimmed, heavy, No. IL,
i' 3ry fallen or M mnrrain hides Ss al, sectons
No. i, 12@13c. '-
Dry sailed hides. No. 1. 12c: No. 2. 1oc.
Dry Minnesota, Wisconsin and Dakota
hides. u lbs and UP. No. 1. 121hc; No. 2,
lie.
Dry calf skins. No. /. Ice: No. 2, 14c.
Dry kip skins. No. !. 12914c: No. 2,
Dry glue stock. &c.
Rendered tailow. No. 1. Axe: No. ..
S14C
Grease. No /, &c: No. 3. &C.
Rough tallow, 1hc
Sheep pelts. green. large 81 to 81 40;
dry, territory butcher, -14615c per ID act
ual weight: dry. territory murrain. 12@
lac per 10 actual weight; dry shearing, &c
to loo per ID actual weight
Wool, unwashed. Minnesota and Wis.,
consfn. 1Sc to 24c per Id: uuwashed. Da-
kota. 17c to 22c per Id.
Deerskins. dry. 25c to 40c per 10; green,
12kc to 15c per ID.
Ginseng. Sc. 1907. so.
Seneca root. go to Sc.
Bear. black. No. large. SO. 90: No 1
medium. SIG. 90; No. small, So. 90: cube
No. ! large, 500; No. l medium, 5000;
s14 90: No. i medium. $40. so: No. / small small
$500; cubs. No, 1 large. s.: 90; No.
medium. s: 90; No. small. 76c
dun; i s. SO; No. ! small; $; 50,
dunn. Sc. 90: No. i small. $500.
medium. 500; No. / small, SIS. 90: cross.
No; large s.; No. medium. $500: No:
No. ! medium. e5c: No / small, 45c: red.
No. small. S. Is: kits. No. large Zoe;
No ! medium. soc; No. small. S5c.
me 0f5er ds sIs on No large $40 No M
brown and pale; No, large. 90; 90: No. /
Mink. dark: No. / large. 50 so; No. i
medium 81 so; No. / small ~. 90; brown
and pale. No. / large. s2.75; No. me-
.Raccoon, No; large. 81: IS: Nc. me-
diun, 81 20: No. small. 75c.
Marten. dark, No. I large, $40 90: No.
medium. sl<.o0; No I small. s.. 90;
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NJ A r K E I S
FINANCIFR REVIEWS
BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, April 1.-The FfnNneier
says this week: The official statement OF
the New York associated banks last week,
while il failed to reflect the loss or caSh
which was expected from estimates based
upon the traceable movements OF money
recorded an important contraction IN loans
and consequently in deposits, thereby re-
ducing the reserves requirements so
largely as to cause an increase in surplus:
therefore the statement was favorable
from the borrowers point of view. The
operations incident to the issue of the
$4,000, 900 of japanese loans were not
clearly traceable: possibly, however the
unexpectedly small loss of cash as Of
ficially reported may have been due to
unrecorded receipts from subscribers at a
distance to the bonds. The decrease in
cash shown by the statement was $S14,-
900 an amount smaller by SO, 213 600 than
that which was estimated upon the basis
of the known movements OF money. That
this discrepancy between the estimated
and the official loss was due to the above
noted unrecorded receipts from the in
terror seems probable. for the cash loss
to the banks was almost caused by sub
treasury operations which We're distinctly
disclosed. The loans were contracted by
so. 450,0 600. making 100000 since March
9, TINS total rejecting the extent of the
liquidation which began a month ago and
has been. continuous. That the contraction
was much larger last week than is shown
by the above seems probable from the fact
that money which was deposited with the
banks during the week. preparatory to the
distribution of April dividends and inter
stAiN o4oO TIE per CcHt was
paid by applicants for the japanese bonds.
must have been loaned upon the market;
Inc deposits were decreased 81, O00, 500
as the result of the contraction of loans
and the loss of cash, and the required re-
serve was thereby reduced $4,000, 156, de-
Quoting from which the amount of cash
loss left 81, 1875, $50 as the increase in sur
plus reserve to IS. 664 ,575. Computed upon
the basis of deposits less those of $l6,-
903,200 public funds the surplus is ST.
S90,375. The statement made a fairly
good proof, the sum of the decrease In
loans plus the loss of cash being only
$773.700 less than the reduction in de-
posits The daily average of bank clean
ings was 319, 600, 000 against 1903, 900, 900 in
the previous week, the increase probably
being due to shifting Of loans and opera
tons incident to the Japanese bond nego-
tiations Clearings reported on Saturday
rejecting Fridays business were $400.
1874, 4O4, a remarkably large aggregate
Comparisons of changes in loans by in
dividual institutions show that night
banks decreased this item by $40 000. 900
net; five banks lost / 2-6 millions net cash.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, April 1.-Cattle-ReceIpts.
200; strong to Toe higher; good to prime
steers. $5.40@6.4O; poor to medium, S425
@5.25; stockers and feeders, $3.00@5 90;
ners, s1.60@2.50; bulls. $2.75@4.25: calves,
S3OO@6.75. Hogs-Receipts, 5000; Mon
day. $4,000; market shade higher: mixed
and butchers. So; 20@5.S7!s; good to choice
5.25; light, $5.1O65.25; light, S5.1OG5 so;
bulk of sales, s5.25@5.35. Sheep-Receipts,
1000; sheep and lambs steady; good to
choice wethers, S5.25@6.25; fair to choice,
mixed. S4.50@5.50; western sheep, IS 006
6.25; western lambs, s6.60@7S5; native
lambs, $550075O
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METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. April 1.-The metal mar
kets We're generally quiet, with prices
unchanged. Tin Is quoted at $50 .00D
~. 10. Lake copper at s15. 37k OILS. so;
electrolytic. SIS S5 OILS .371s and casting at
sl4: S732 Q16.25. Lead is quiet at "a 50D
$50; speiter quiet at 800. Iron is in
somewhat better demand, but remains I'm
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CUTLERY


Births
Mrs. n. Conoryea. lie W. Cook, twin girls.
Mrs. Chas H. Dickson. 179 Arch, girl.
Mrs. Me Ehlenz. 161 w. Third. girl.
Mrs. Wenzel Cheney. I'll Duke, girl.
Mrs. George Korberl. 247 WayZata, girl
Mrs. Patrick Friel. Cherokee av, boy.
Mrs. b. Cawley. 446 Sherburne. boy.
Mrs John Arend. $50 Aurora, boy.
Mrs John Weyrich, ga Gaultier, boy.
Mrs. Henry WEIGH. 504 Selby. boy.
Mrs. Chas. G. Jones. PIT Pleasant. boy.
Mrs Frank Mimi. 292 Burgess, boy
Mira Chas. c. French, 96 st. Aibans. boy.
Mrs. Ed Henning, q East Water, boy.
Mrs. Charles Frey, Tuscarora and Vic
toria. boy.
Mrs. Frank Berger, city hospital, boy.
Deaths
Johanna HUSKY, %; 1891 Ellis. March 81.
Minnie Trapp, 2; 1850 Edmund March 80
Isidore LaBrosse. az: 2S6 Front, March 80
Ruth Kalmen. 10; 315 Magnolia, March %.
Felix F. Rivard. IL; March 80.
Alyina Palumbo. 8; 290 Chestnut. Mar. 30
Gankins Morgan, As; Mankato, MINI.
March %.
Annie E. Moberg, 20; White Bear. MIMI,
March q.
Marriage Licenses
Thomas ]. Harvey, Johanna McKafrey.
John Olson, Elsa Swanson.
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100 western shorn yearlings and wethers
$3.50.
Shippers-H. B. Schultz, Galchmitt. N.
D.; c. O'Brien, De Grass: c. Hill, Hast
lngs; G.. Rolfe. Mayer; Welnzeral Bros.
st Bonifacius; A. ]. Schilling. Delano:
Maiden Rock; p. T. French, Nerstrand
Bank of Mantorville. Mantorville; ]. Lit
tie, Kenyon; p. d. Twohy, Drummond
Mont; s. Mccormack, Drummond, Mont. !;
Glynn & Co, Candy; State Bank of Vesta,
Vesta, N. D.; Sibley County Bank, Hen
derSon,
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. April Prime mercan-
tile paper. 81 @41z per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business in
bankers bills at S5.95@4.S6 for demand
and at $4.S4.10@4S4.15 for so day bills;
posted rates, s4.S4h @4.S5 and $4S6hG
silver. e5&4c Mexican dollars, 43c Gov
eminent bonds. steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular. Money on call nominal: no
loans; time loans firm; GO and 80 days,
31a per cent; six months, sNG3% per
cent.
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* interest. bid. fOffered.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The monthly
statement of the public debt shows that
at the close OF business March 81, 1905,
the debt, less cash IN the treasury,
crease Of S949,601, as compared with last
month.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
IN GOOD DEMAND
Good Demand for Butcher Cat.
tie at Steady Prices-Hoq
Receipts Liberal
ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Mimi. April l.
Estimated receipts at the Union Stock
yards today: Cattle, $50; calves, 10; hogs.
1000; sheep. 10: cars. 35. Official receipts.
March 81. 1905: Cattle. 1872; calves, 100;
hogs. 3,o22; sheep. LOSS; cars. So.
Hogs-Prices. sc higher; bulk, $5.05 q
BIS: Representative sales:
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET

Minnesota Transfer. ST. Paul. MINI
Barrett & Zimmerman report a general
good demand for all kinds OF horses
Prices held stationary. Consignments
were large. Inferior to common grades
sold cheap and below country cost. VAL
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MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April 1.-Today's
statement OF the treasury balances in the
general fund. exclusive OF the $50, 0OO 900
gold reserve in the division OF redemp-
ton, shows: Available cash balance.
Sl41. S21,624; gold, s71,321 .6s1; silver, $685.
272,517.
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u S ref Is reg. .104%
"do coupon LOAN
Edo IS reg. JOB e
do coupon ..105-
do n As reg. .133
do coupon ..133
do old As reg. 104%
<do coupon .105A
Am Tob As Ger. 749s
*do IS GER. .115 Il
sAtch gen As. ..102m
do adjt As. :. 96k
Att G Line As. .101 "A
"B & Ohio As. .102%
do 31ss ...... 95a
Cent of Ga IS. .115h
bdo 1st inc. :. 92
do I'd inc. -. 74h
c & Ohio 41ss. .106K
Chi e Al 3ks.. 80
C.B& Qnew4s.. 991s
C,RI& PRR4s.. S3M
do col 5s. -. 94%
bCCC& StLg4s-102$
Chi Term as. =. 81
bCol Md As. rs
Col & So As. "a
Cuba 5s GER. .105 Is
BID q r G. As. ..101
*Dis Secur 5s. u. S6N
Erie p lien As. .101 II
do gen As. :. SO
FW & DC 1st. 113N
Hook Val 41as. 1101a
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ST. PETERSBURG

ST. PETERSBURG. April 1, 800 %. m.
Prices on the bourse taday developed
stocks showing an Improvement. Imperial
Russian As opened point and a half
higher and closed at So. the highest quo
tation Of the day. The new internal loan.
subscriptions for which were opened to-
day, sold at premium Of a to x per
cent
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CLOSING STOCK LIST

Quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
Co, main office Fifth and Robert streets.
st. Paul.
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B ERlIN

BERLIN. April 1.-Exchange on Lon
don. 20 marks As pfennigs. The run OF
discount FOR short bills (settiement) 4
per cent and three months "a per cent.
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LONDON

LONDON. April Mooney was more
plentiful In the market today. due to the
release OF $4,000. 900 in dividends and in
terest overshadowing the calls for IS. $50. =
600. Discounts declined in expectation OF
easier money. Prices on the stock ex-
change were firm, owing to the signs OF
an expansion OF investment In business
though the Indian loan Of SIC, 900. OOO, at 3
per cent at minimum price issue Of 81,
restrained traders In gilt edged securi-
ties. Business was quiet Consols hard
ened. Americans opened steady at about
parity, but Were dull and dropping. On
orators were cautious In antiscipation OF
bad New York bank statement. which
restricted business. Pennsylvania was
maintained. Union Pacific was the fea-
ture on bear covering. according to report.
The market closed quiet and Irregular
Foreigners were firm. Some continentals
were harder. The new Japanese bonds
were firm, while Is were easier. Imperial
Japanese government IS of 1904 were
quoted at l.05%. The amount OF bullion
taken into the Bank OF England ON bal
ance today was 2s11, 600.
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brown. No. 1 large. s.. 90: No. 1 medium.
s5.00: No. small; 100: pale. No. l large.
81. so.
wolverine. No. I large. 81. 90: No. 1
medium, 90; No. small. $40
medium, 30c: No. / small. l5c
Above are quotations for prime No. 1
furs. Nos. 2. 8. are unprime and worth
proportionately less.
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THE GLOBES
PAYING WANTS
DIED

cARI-April 1. 1905. at his late residence.
% Summit court. Sylvester Matthews
Cary, aged so years. Funeral services
from Church of st. John the Evangelist
tuesday, April 4, 2:30 p. m. Interment
private. Please omit flowers.
MORGAk-At Cobb hospital, Merriam
Park. April 1. 1905. Mrs. Carrie B.
Morgan. Funeral from the First Uni
versalist church. Ashland avenue and
Mackubfn street, Monday. April 8. at
2:S0 p. m Hamilton and Utica IN W
papers please copy.
STYLISH CARRIAGES FOR BALLS.
theater parties and shopping at reduced
prices. Funeral carriages. %. Reades
Livery. 3S1 Sherman St: both phones.
p. N. PETERSON GRANITE Co, NOW
In their new building. 6o-62 East Fifth
st: Largest stock Of monuments in
Minnesota.
CARRIAGES AT (6RENNAN'S LIVERY,
49, ST. Peter ST.. are new and up to date.
Prompt service. Open all night. Both
phones 1873.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

ELECTRIC MASSAGE TREATMENTS
given at patients home: women and
children only treated. Eleanor Heating,
lat Pleasant av-. i73i-J2.
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PARIS

PARIS. April Three per cent rentes.
80 francs 20 confines for the account Ex-
change on London, rs francs l61k CEN
times for checks.
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REAL ESTATE TRAMsFERs

P. Nash ct ux to H. C. Luedtke,
1t 10, blk s. Mackubin and Mar
shalrs add .....................S s.. $50
A. H. Roake ct ux to G. +. Lun-'
quist. part 1t 9. F. Athens subd 1900
Anna b. Green ct al to A. NJ Ed
sons add .......:,.......:....... 5000
A. NJ. Edwards to Alanson Messer
Its 1 and 2, blk SO, Kittson's
add .................... $3.50
Crow. It 3, blk 90. Summit Park. 400
A. II. Eggar ct ux to A. L. Shourt.
add ..................... ........:. 1900
Dora ~. Hunklns ct al to Jennie
Park .............................s $3.50
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Japan 6s Ger. . 1903
L & n uni As. .103
bMan C gold 4s.106
Mex Cent 4s... 77h
do 1st inc. 24N
I'M & st L As. 96&
bM.. K &c 7 As. .101N
do IDS ....... ssh
tNRR Of Mc4s... S1E
NYC gen 31ss. 100
NC gen 5s- 1861
Nor Pac As. .105k
do IS ........ 76L
N & w con As. ..193
|OSL rfdg as. 97%
Penn conv 31ss. 1858
Bread gen As ..102
IbStL& IMcon5s. 11S1s
!StL& ST fg As. 9OK
StL S W con IS. SO
Sea'd A L As. 81
So Pac As 49,. s5K
do 5s ........119Z
Il & Pac lists. .123L
TT. StL& WAS. :. Sc
~ Pacific As. ..106%
do cow As. ..132X
~ 8 Steel I'd IS. 95K
Wabash lists :. .119n
do deb b. SO
West Md As. 80. 93A
w & L E As. 92k
Wis Cent As. -. 93T