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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01
In the Fashion.

The wearied searcher for apartments
In New York had ended his hunt.
When he announced the result TO a
friend he delivered himself of this
epigram:
There are Just two kinds of apart
ments in New York, those you can't
afford to live in and those you
wouldn't live in anyhow"
What did you do?" asked the friend.
oh" said the searcher's wife. I'VE
followed New York fashion and took
one we couldn't afford to live in
New York Sun
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01
Aeroplanes In Tripoli.

An aeropIane corps is being de.
veloped not only in the navy, but in
the army. The practical use of the
machine in war. which has long been
debated. is at last proved in the
TurkO-ltalian war. AerOplaneS are fly
ing over Tripoh, to the immense ter
ror of the tribesmen On several oc
caSionS "Reminiscences have been
made by the bird men. the machines
going out for miles from the city and
discovering the location of the Turk
ish forces Al one time troop of
cavalry was found in concealed DO.
Stion. signals were made by the air
men, and the Italians drove out the
foe With artillery A little later a
body OF infantry was routed In the
same manner The inhabitants of
Tripoli are in panic of fear at the
new method of warfare The news
has flown to all parts Of the country
md has been increased In the telling
The ignorant natives now believe that
these great birds of the mir are flying
about. dropping explosives on the de-
fenSeiess inhabitants below 70 eS
cape this death from the clouds treas
ures are being buried and the people
are seeking safety in flight. In the
beginning of the war 1t was predicted
that the interior of Tripoi could be
conquered by Italy only after a long and
expensive warfare. If at all Now II
seems that it may fall with only desui
tory fighting II is the aeroplane that
has wrought the change. Its work In
hunting out the enemy makes the
task of the italian army simple
Moreover the natives are defeated by
| their own imaginatinns and their su
! perstitious dread of the new and mys
FERROUS engine or war
Aviation has come TO stay. That u
will he improved into a practical anC
common means of travel who thai
believes In the genius and progress oi
J nsn can doubt?
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01
Not What Il Seemed.

In the county of Somerset. England
there is a village called Hatch. The
clergyman in an adjoining Parish was
nanel Duck. One Sunday morning
tht congregation at the latter place be-
Ing assembled the curate did not APP.
pear. The clerk" rose and said:
Il hereby give notice that there will
be no service today, as Mr. Duck has
gone TO Hatch"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01
A Bio Claim.

Hes got lot of nerve. hasn't hep
Il should say. Knows the art of
bluffing his creditors, doesn't he?'
"Bluf1ing his creditors. Why. man,
he claims he can bluff his wifew-TO-
lcdo Blade.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01

on paper. The boundaries were al plain
~ marked too. and the only thing left for
me was 10 try to run around IT,
| turned ana scooted 10 the east. and
maybe | didn't go some. rounding to or
the outer edge OF the cloud. outside the
rain. only 10 find another one sweeping
down on me, lust as plainly marked
had to turn and run away again. ard
this time saw 10 the northwest a third
big cloud bearing down on me There was
a space between the two ciouds--a chan
mel. so to speak and made for that. IL
was clear enough. but | had forgotten the
thunder and lightning That was their
little playground.
The first thing | knew | was riding
through an electric gridirou. didn't
know what lightning might do to an aero
plane. but / didn't like the idea. so /
swung her and streaked 1t for the east.
only TO run bang up against a great big
rain cloud In active operation | seemed
to have run into cloud convention
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01
EIsId Yields zo.ooo Gallons Of sxru

Field Yields 10000 Gallons of Syrup.
Seventy thousand gallons Of syrup
Is the estimated yield of cane field
in Grady county, Georgia. The crop
is now made and grinding will begin
as soon as the weather turns cold.
The average height of the stalks Is
seven feet. and the estimated yield 10
TOO gallons per acre.-Columbus cor
respondence Atlanta Constitution.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01
His Own sunnnrt

Lady Ito loafer who has asked for
moneyl-fou'll only drink it. sup
pose. instead Of taking it home to
your wife. Loafer-I amt got a wife.
Idly; I'm earnin' me own Twin
Punch.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01
America In the Lead.

One gratifying feature of the Wright
tests and the Atwood and Rodgers
flights is that they place America
again 10 the fore This is as 1t should
be since IL was here that the aeroplane
came into being. France has been max.
and for time led the world. Now 1t
Is our turn. and If we do not maintain
the ascendency 1t will be our own
fault. What the new Wright machine
will do wheE completed is. ofN,ourse
purely conJecturai. Orville Wright Ia
quoted as saying that be can stay Ia
the air ten hours without power
though not at once. as he must have n
larger and stronger glider This i'm
measurably broadens the horizon of
aviation and brings the goal of safe
and practical machine In sight. Even
without the new Wright glider. how.
ever. America should maintain her
lead. The triumphs mentioned are not
all she has scored The other day two
naval officers. Lieutenants Ellyson and
Towers. few from Annapolis to Fort
Monroe. a distance Of 145 miles, in the
remarkable time of 2 hours and 81 min
utes. The machine used was a hydro
aeroplane, the peculiar feature of
which Is that 1t can start on water as
well as land Indeed. the landing at
the Fort Mouroe end was made in the
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01
EnnptY.

Wiggs-There gees Saphead with q
new suit OF clothes. Do you know
what he reminds me Of?
Waggs-No.
Wiggs--Of q pretty Label On an
empty bottle
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01

The modern method of gold beatins
was devised at Nuremburg, Bavaria
in the year 1850.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01
Latest Success of the WrightS
and Rodgers Trip Across
the Country.
BY JAMES A. EDcERron.

~ ESPITB accidents the progress
ia OF aviation goes on. Dismal
LII rrUakers say that flying will
never get past the sport stage.
that il will never become CONNER
cial success and common means of
travel. They or their prototypes said
practically the same thing of the
steamboat. the railroad. the automo.
bile. the telegraph and other inven-
tons for the advancement of man.
The only answer to these walls of woe
is the fact. These inventions. have all
succeeded. just as the aeropane will
succeed That Ia sufficient rejoinder
to the prophets OF gloom. The success
remains to bless the race. while the
doubling Thomases are forgotten II
is hopeful fact that never yet I'm hu
man history WAS pessimist a true
prophet
Since the first experiments of the
Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk. y
c.. the progress of the aeropIane has
been steady and rapid. Just now we
have three achievements Outclassing
any that have gone before. First
those same wonderful Wright broth
ers who invented the aeroplane have
made a glider that will remain aIoft
without motor Next Q. p. Rodgers
In Wright biplane Is dying across
the American continent. surprising all
previous long distance records. And.
last. aeroplanes are being used for
accommodating in Tripoli, the first time
they have been employed in war. Let
the pessimists chew on these three
facts before INDUCING in more predlc.
tons that aviation will never be made
practical
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-01

water, after which the machine ran to
the beach by its own power The time
made was from fifty to seventy miles
an hour, averaging nearly sixty.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
sold about ZOO shares OF stock IN this mar
ket. The selling was supposed To fepie-
sent the taking Of profits on purchases
made just after the announcement Of the
Interstate Commerce COmmissions decision
forhidding an advance in freight rates
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: The AMER
can Wooden Company. regular quarterly ~.
per cent on the preferred stock, payaDie
April IT, 'Ti-s Meicantile Trust Company
regular quarterly per cent. pdyaoic Ndicn
81. The New York Trust Company regular
quarterly per cent. payable March 81,
The United States Merchants Realty anu
improvement Company. regular quarter!
Ia. per cent on the preferred and per con. a,he
on the common, both payable March 81 Inc
Union Switch and Signal Company, regular !
quarterly per cent on the common ana .
per cent on the preferred, both pay yaDie
April 10 The Metropolitan Trust COMPANY
pes gen Trust
lar quarterly 3 per cent, payable Marcn 81
The American Type Founders Company
regular quarterly u. per cent on inc pr pr
payable April Is Sulzberger e. sons com
pany, initial quarterly dividend OF "a per
cent on the preferred stock payable Aprii /
NEW YORK & HARLEM The New
York e. Harlem Railroad has declared
semi-annual dividend OF li2 per cent. pay
able April / 10 stock OF record March y.
This dividend is aside from the regular
guaranteed dividend Of 10 per cent pald as
rental by the New York Central the dlEi-
dend lust declared was derived from the
rental OF the Fourth avenue tracks 10 tne
Metropolitan Street Railway.
TAKES PAUL MORTON'S PLAc E
William 4. Day acting president OF nn ette
Equitable Life Assurance Society. has peeh
elected a member OF the executive corlfhl.
tee Of the Mercantile Trust Company III
place Of the late Paul Morton.
CANADIAN NORTHERN. = The Csna, "a,
dian Northern Railway will offer s5.WpVV'
80 per cent bonds in London at 9fa' guar
ariteed by the Dominion government
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD REPOR l.
The North German Lloyd Steamship COM
pany reports for the year ended Decelilooe,I
81. 1910, gross earnings OF ss,oOoooo, fa WHIca
compare with ss2j00c0 in the year oeloIe
and s3l72si0 in 1908. The report recon- in
mends the setting aside OF $5.lp;Vo tor e. deo
preciation N,717,Or0 for general expeilse ?
and 81 10000 for extraordinary repairs anu
the payment Of a per cent DIVIDEND.
SUGAR PRICES UP.-All local renneI1s
excepting the Federal company, nave aq "a
vanced the quotation on rehned sugar l,
points which makes the price A." iess
Der cent for cash for standard granulaleI' u
The Federal company is quoting Az cents
LOCOMOTIVE ORDERS.-Orders nave nave
been placed with the American LoCoiilo@.iNe @
COMPANY for one Mallet aruculated com
round locomotive by the Bingham & bai
field Railway and one switch engine oy t'le
Solvay Process Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bo Boston, loc
discount. Chicago. Jc premium, san Fran
CISCO. sight &C.. telegraph &C, New Orleans.
commercial 25c discount bank 81 PIE
asked. Savannah buying 3-l1c discount.
selling par
RANK CLEARINGS-Ne York. ox-
changes S277 $50 $40. balances So 1Sl 1is. Bal
t!nore. exchanges Aeil 222. balances &5l,
@s. Boston. exchanges }2s.l3S i'0, balances
g. rG0 sol: Chicago. exchanges AG,0lOHs. oal-
ancCe 81 cor SO
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
ver. -Z7.c. Mexican silver dollars, &c. Bar
silver closed IN London al 2issd, decline
oi I'D
COLD PREMIUM In Madrid, $50. Lis
bon.
MEXICAN ENCHANGE-Me ex-
change on New York is quoted at 20il
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were S1lls1. in
tcrnal rcyenLe. including corporation tax,
$sj3si and miscellaneous. ~si'3. total
Of S226059 against total expenditures on
ordinary account Of I.l73,is6 For the
month 10 date ordinary receipts have been
so s0sg2l and ordinary expenditures were
SOS SIS 373 The excess Of expenditures was
50 e76 452 70. the fiscal year TO date or
dlnarv receipts have been $io5, 602
against Sf53 227.0 .023 IN the same period Of
1910. ard ordinary expenditures >F5216667
oeainst s477 4l55H in 1910 the excess Of eX-
Tenditures amounting 10 $6,1401i. compared
with an excess Of expenditures last year Of
q: f3S5ll Including Panama Canal ac-
conn and public debt. the excess Of all ex-
nenditures oyer receipts since July !
anounted 10 $24 1923. against an excess
fn the corresponding period year ago Of
.45. .0s50i0.
ef-R-TREAsURY - The Sub-Treasury
Was debtor 10 the Clearing House $@'OH'0l.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY. .,MARKET;.,MSoinHsfyo on call call
opened at 21s per cent; highest - per
cent: lowest. 2 per cent; closing. 2i4 per
cent; ruling rate. 2as per cent Time monGy ,,1!.
Vas readily obtainable, supply decidedly
0xceeding demand. which was not heavy.
For sixty days, rates were 29g2&a per
cent: for ninety days 10 2s443; for four
and five months the rate was 3 per cent;
for six months. 3iA per cent Mercantile
paper was issued moderately. Rates. it
~ per cent for sixty 70 ninety days en-
dorsements; 404i4 per cent for choice four
10 six months single names; 4l4 and up
ward for the less well-known names
FOREIGN FXCHANGE-Th foreign ex-
change market opened steady with rates
virtually unchanged at 4S65Cn4 e551 Tor
cables. s61O04 s6l5 for demand sterling and
8s5G4 $500 for 60-day bills. Short francs
were quoted at $50 less 1-64 and snort
reichsnarks at % lilo. The market was a
shade easier in the afternoon. showing a
decline of points from the opening
Gables were quoted az 4S6i.4 500 demand
sterling at 4S6o504ssl0 and 6o-day bills at
4 g3soG4 $500 Short francs held around go
less 1-s4 and short reichsmarks % l-l5.
Rarkerc' pOSfed rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

Among the professional traders on IN (tle
Coneoiidated Exchange the view was pop
ular in the later dealings that the market
was looking tired" At the same uii,'S ...S
they did not back up their opinion VIII ,bn
any very aggressive operations Oh kine
bearish side. Despite large profit aKng
the market continued to present any
frm tom. This was in the face OF me
break in Missouri Pacific. mat orisf, s,JSh
vas sold bv traders who took a bearisn
view Of the possibility that the Hou.ds
Win continue to dominate the propert',yh; =
Traneac actions totaled 1880 shares. WIN
forty-nine different stocks tepresenesei i,ieu ,
tho list Among the low priced specia .It:, IT,
Central Leather was feature. Lenuiils
rates for the half-weekly carry-oVere dr az
the end Of the day indicated that me no. TO-
long interest had increased somewhat IL
tailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

The following securities we're sold yes,s
dav at auction at the exchange salesros
by Adrian n. Muller & Son:
BY order . executor
"a shares international ordnance CON-
pany: United states Letters Patent
No 3Gji4. design for ornamental
easel: United states Lftters Patent
No. 1ii 3o7. mirror illuminating de- =.
vice. lOt.......-...-..... .....'''t' t''r'-' "
For account OF whom II may concern
90 shares Trust Company of America. ~
Is shares New York Mortgage and So
curitv Company ...,,.-... .....,'..: ~
100 shares The Cheesman Cotton Gin =.
Company. lot ...-..... ,..-' p. . 80. "
osS % shares Heather Realty Company, -.
per share ..--..---... .-.'.- .'.''. y"
s. OCO Ashland Emery and Corundum Com
panv per cent bonds, due ocioosr,
1870 interest April and october ac-
crued interest T. b. charged 900. ~
IS 0o0 Lincoln tNebl Gas and Eec,T,
I.ish, Company frs, moTtzase ) pn
cent bonds dle l94l, interest June
and December: accrued interest 10 hs :.
charged -........ .....-- s'f'''' >.
o5 shares Fourteenth street Bank.,....i ~
$50 shares New Planet Copper Company
go shares National Automatic weighing
Machine Company common. lot.,...M
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for OUTSIDE Sc
cui ities developed fair activity IN Spots II'
the early session, with generally Hrii
tendency. Before midday. however pusi-
ness subsided and what little offerings ap-
peared brought about reactionary t.n-
dency. The general tone was irregular
American Tobacco. after selling at y.stel
days high figure. receded points. otalu
ard OIL improyed I points. Intercontinentai
Rubber was heavy. Chicago Subway was
"A fraction lower. New York Transports,
ton was weak due i'm part 10 the reported
opposition TO the present management Az
tho annual meeting early next month:
Northern Securities stocks declined
points In the mining list Miami, Chino.
Ray Consolidated and British 'olunpia
ruled steady. Groux Consolidated ana
Greene cananea were strong. The silver
stocks were dun and unchanged. In oonos
Amalgamated Copper per cent notes were
the chief feature at slight improvement u
other issues were steady. Detailed opera
finns follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
MEETINGS.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
10. - Dey street

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
No - Dey street
New York. y. !. March g. 1911.
To tho Stockholders
Notice is hereby given that the A,ru,l
Meeting % the stockholders Of the Ar.res,
Telephone and Telegraph Company viii ).
held at the principal Office Of the compssg'
no. - Dey stree. Borough ot Msnha,,ir.
twenty-cishih dav of March. 1911. At I! o'clocx
no-n. for the following purposes:
To elect Directors and lnspec,ors %
Election for the ensuing year.
> To consider and pass upon proposed
revision OF the Bylaws
3 To transact such other husiness az nay
pronerlv come before the St0ckholders
The transfer books ~ the Company Will :.
closed from the 18th dav Of March 70 4.
9S,h dav Of March. 1911. both days Included
CHARLES EUSTIS HUBBARD
Sccrefary
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
N. Y. CITY TRUST COMPANIES.

The condition OF the trust companies OF
New York city. as compiled by the New
York Clearing House. from reports SUP
g., terdanr of Ranks of February 2s, 1911
compares as follows with their conditions
ON November TO- 1910.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A?P,r.
cation has becn made 70 The Delaware al
Hudson Company for the issuance o: new a.,
tilca.es Of stock of said Company In plaos I.
The following: Certificate No. 81 355. d3ted Ssr,
3rd 1907, in name OF John Reiley Jr I'D.
sharesD. and certificate No. - 9i7, Gatei ps.
ist. 1905 In name 4 John Reiey Forty shars,
said certificates having been lost or aestroyx
in or about the year 1910.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stoc., Exchange
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for eovernmen, bonds. compared
with Tuesdays
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF rHs
MERCHANTS COAr COMPANY =,
PENNSYLVANIA. DATED April. :. lsn
There Is accumulated IN the sinking ....
the sum Of seven Thousand Five HgnIrs;
Fifty-one Dollars and Thirty-three Ces.,
tSI.53l J3l Offers Of bonds 70 b. purchase
and retired with tho same as Of April I. ls,i
are requested az the Office of the Compsey
3i5 Fourth Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa
MEk- tAAIs COAL COMPANY OF PENNA
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

.Odd lots tSells cents per share. tAssessmen'
paid sE. dividend.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. March l5.-Consols closed
higher. at ~ 1916 for money and y w.
the account. Anaconda was I. higher .
IS Canadian Pacific 2is higher, al
Grand Trunk unchanged, at 2i:.
Money was more plentiful and cSH-
rates were easy in sympathy.
The stock market, after opening So
eased off on realizing. especially IN -.
bonds. caused by unfavorable Mexle2,ss. =
Far Eastern news. Paris bought A..
and copper shares in the afternooh =
this support strengthened the magAea :
caused a steadier CLOSING. -.
American securities opened IT,
lower. Trading Was quiet and prices li.' n'
irregularly during the forenoon. a., a.
Pacific advanced sharply in me ai'es1Ss ~.
and the rest of the list hardened -
recessions occurred in the late rahils' :
the market closed steady. -.
Call money in London 24Qo pc. ~
omen market discount rate for sn9.s :,,s,. =. !.
93sd2ll-l6 per cent; long bills, ''!'.': y. :
cent: Berlin discount rate, SIS pst e. -
Paris discount rate. y. per cent f,-s fs, :
change on London. = francs ~ c.ns. cS.
Berlin exchange on London y ns. msss
pfennigs Bar gold. as cd, ana .A'''''''
eagles, 76s 5i2d.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

Paris. March lj.-Three per csa. ~
closed ~ centimes higher. az :, uSno .c,
centimes. The Russo-Chlnese sitls9p% ps.,
pressed prices at the opening oil We ns,ss - 3
but the market was supporter 'S'''
closed ,irmer.
Berlin. March l5.-Tradlng was 81 ~" !
the Roerse. Canadian Paclnc was "'-
the rest OF the list declined.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. AZ

4 ouarterly dividend Of two per cent on the
capitaI stock of this company has been de-
clarcd. payable April -. 1911 at the Office Of
the Treasurer. 191 state street. Boston. Mass
10 stockholders OF record at the close OF bust
ness. March -. 1911.
~ L.. I, 4 y Trea
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Furnished by Charles u Barney & Co. No a5
Broad street. New York. and No 100 South
80 street. philadcrhiaD
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
BONDS.

$3.50. COZ Am COP 5c, n aois 9oA o9,a 99s
q. COO Erie sc, notes loois zoos. luot ioof
1000 So B T & r 5s % y! ", e.
loo stand Mil 5s. sota 80 nnoz as.
1000 Western Pac - 9i'a st7s 'f's 'f'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
NtW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD co.

New NIk. MdFCn lplN, 1911.
4 dividend Of one and One-half per cent,
Ci.o1 on the preferred and common stock OF
th!s company has been declared payable on April
lst 1911 al the ofIice Of tho Treasurer. 10 stock
holders II record AT the close II business on
Wednesday tie 22nd inst
NH wnN pARGF-R
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
COBALT STOCKS.

Furnishcd hy Warren. Gzowskl & Co. No q
picad street,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
,NFRIC,Y CAN COMPANY.

quarterly dividend Of one and one-quarter
per cent d-a9I has been declared upon the pre-
fcrred stock of this Company. payable April lst.
1911. 20 stockholders OF record al the close OF
business March 18th. 1911.
Transfer books VIII remain open. Checks
mailed.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown Office.
No 1864 Broadway. between 36th and 37th SIS
until O'Clock p. n. Advertisements received at
the following branch o'ices regular offce rates
23d 81 rs 9th ave cor. 18th ST.. l0i East l4th
St. 257 West 42G 81, between Tth and sth aves
263 West l25th St: lO35 30 ave, 1926 Sd ave.
near G1st ST.: 170S Isl ave, near Sath st, l57
Fas, 125ih st. $50 fremont ave. $50 Sd ave.
- a. Ar-nr-car nL.,,Lot TelaCrarh ono
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
BALTIMORE STOCKS

FURNISHED by Van schaick 4 CO.. No Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
INDUSTRIAL.
RAILROAD.
MINING.

SEQ G6epEo g. go sub. sub os g ,os q los los
300 Penn rights. 2it 2S =. IN
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities we're sold yes,s'
Law at auction at the exchange salesrosz
~ Adrian n. Muller & Son: f