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The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-11-01
LINCOLN INSTITUTE


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Liusoln Institute, our State
Normal at Jeffcrron. City opened
this year under very nnfavorable
circumstances. s.
At the regular meeting Of the
Board Of Regents in dune last
Prof. l. +. Page of Langston.
Oklahoma. WAS elected to the
presidency Of the institution. but
teudorcd bis resignation to the
Board a few weeks bsfors the time
=. for opening of scLssI.
--ProfJ.-W. Damie. who had
been dropped from the Faculty at
the regular meeting Of the Board
was made acting president with
the salary Of II teacher. This
caused quite deal of dissstisfac.
tlon throughout the State Prot.
h. +. Allen who had been vice.
president Of tlh Institute fo- u
number of years, and Miss Kate
Jordan, Who was drawing teacher
IN, the institution rendered their
designations. - y few weeks after
opening of the school. Prof.
Williston, the newly elected
science teacher resigned, lcuving
the institution with crippled Fac.
ulty for tho year (some Of the de-,
psrtments fer the year, some of
the departments being neglected.
Lincoln Institute should be- the
pride Of every negro in Missouri.
Why should We send our. sons and
daughters, South, East or even
abroad, to give them IN education
when Missouri has made such lib
s..l provisions for the education
of our negro youth.
The Institution is. the bcs, sup
ported and bert equipped Of its
kind west ef the Mississippi river.
and should be the best attended.
: But ENC buildings and fine
equipment will not educate any
mere. than will fine tools alone
build II house
The standard Of no institution
can be raised nor even maintained
80 long rs the election of inconi
pctent and unqualified teachers is
indnlged in. II f. y
The salary of the president OF
Lincoln Institute is 1000 per
year with a~house IN which to lisc.
the heads of departments are pa'e
from 81, 400 to 81 POO: while the
assistants receive from $500. t.
$3.50 per year. With such sal"
ries as these the Faculty should TT
composed of the most competen
and best fitted teachers in th'
country. .-...,.
We trust that the Board viii
properly adjust matters. at it
next regular meeting. by ctectin'
man for President Of broad cal
ibre who is in every way fitted t
manage Lincoln Institute and
faculty composed Of conpetcn
teachers who will give the rrcsl
dent Of the institution their undi
vided support.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-11-01
4 LETTER TO
) -. TasR n "a u N 4: sss
FROM shs' Missouri wOr10's
Fair q" ~ sssstssis'rsrs.
oPFicH
Missouri Worlds Ialr Commission.

-. :, l.A,.tt,s H'-tLLis".
ST. IerIs. Der. 10, 1901.
In DE En mcrs and FrnTt f;rowers ot
ais..ouri: ..- e..
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-11-01

SGnI. 'A' ';'r' ''!""hsr 10 Ams
CheLo".aa. NI1h.. Gains to have IL
,ourgcst grandmother. IN America
She married at -. and gave birth -
daughter a. year later. The child.
foliowiIg her mothers example. mar
rled yunng and lately when Ie years
I'd gave birth to child. whose graa1.
mother is now . little over 20 ysaso
Olh -.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-11-01
c.,r.,. kerosene I'm por,..

Before 1850 little was known IN
China OF Kerosene. In 1880 more han
IoO. .ooO,oOO gallons were imported.
Chicago's street L,gnunI.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

COACHMAN or STABLE MAN.-Thor-
ouEhly understands care Of hne horses .
citv or country, good references Call for
2 days. 100 East I6rh-sf.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

Thornton and another 10 Walter Seaman; s.
81. mortgage. S3l.2h. ...-...
15th-st. n 8 Avenue p 4G5xl0s: Magdalena
Wenne-. widow. to the Wenner Realty Com
pany: r 5. 500. ....... ....-... ..........
Eigecornbe- n corner 135th-st 2Ox90
Equitable Life Assurance Society to Harry W
1i2th-st n 5. 225 # = Of sth-ave. 81 ex1oo ii.
John Squier. jr, 10 Mary Jones: :. s15.
mortgage, SFp'Obo. -.
4th-ave. corner l5th-st, 92. 6Xl23 sth-avA. n
corner 35th-st. l79.6X1o0x irregular. 25th St
2. 40 u Of 4th-ave. 40x9S.9: 4th-ave. n a
corner 25th-st, lots. each 19.9xe0; 4th-ave
corner 28th-st. ie.9Xao: Broadway a cor
ner l4th-st I5Ix-xl3S l0X --. 14th-st : :
27a II OF 4th-ave. 6Ox113. Sx5TX95.1 4th-ave
s in rear OF above i06X103 6: 14th-st,
65 n = of Broadway 55x1l2 10x55Xl2S: 36th-st
g. 100 II OF Sth-ave. 24XiS.9; Sth-aVe W
corner 33d-st, 105. SKI. 10x irregular; Old Fitz
Roy Road at centre block. between 32d and 3Sd
SITS and Sth and 9th aves, -T5x W -x-x
=: 33d-st. s g. Il. 10 II Of sth-ave % 2r
9s.e: Robert A Palmer Mary A Draper:
all liens: mortgage S123 200 r s Ss.....-
130th-st n $ 308 II g of sth-ave IS 6xaa II
Eliza Tower 70 Augustus Frey: mortgage
$4,000; r s 81 so. ..........-..... .......s
ST Nichoias-ave No 15a. " $ 81. sxl4O 2x27x12s =
Isaac Reinheimer 70 John Rafferty,. mortgage
$50 900. r :, S1....-......- ...............-
81 Paurs Place. :. as II fl of 8d-ave. 2s ios
100. +Sc2s. 10xlOss Ernst -Marx-Nathan C,onpsnT
"a Marcus Nathan, mortgage S12 900 R : ca
Thornton. mortgage. $4,000. r 5. s6. -.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

TssIa NO % 80 West 2Sxloo s. Isaac Rothschid
osta-st No 2o6 70 2l2 West 125xio0S Frsn;;s Fii'
sao breese 70 William Jsmisons InorfEspe
e'th-s.. $. 1925 II of Columbus ave ia,i0os
Jordan l. Mott 10 John Utzig: r < $40 Ni''-''
l"eth-s In n s. 100 r. W Of West End-ave 275x. 10
l0Ith-st; Richard L Grant et al heirs =,
Title Guarantee and Trust Compsnvs y q I" %
iooth-sf. :. y II Rivarsids Drt,s' i'p'
lcoll; Title Guarantee and Trust CSonnns 80
ferez NJ Stewart and another: n s 20 csnts ~
lS2lnston-ave No l.747, s. 2Ox6s: Fsmms N
s,,s mooa 900 and snother % 70 cathsrine Smith: S 81
eatn-st s. 30 n " OF Amsterdan1-sva r,,;s
@os-o 20 ssth-st K 1901 10 boulevard
- 20 s5th-st il4.6. John o ReEsr -
o.5rand Petit. mortgage. SIG. 500. m : ssoo
ioIH,sve, n " corner s7th-st. 25xlOo: sIagdaiena
-pSny' mortgase. $4,000: s. sal so ..so
S'th-st. Nos 3l2 and 3l4 West 51xas a. nf.n 40"
Iatens Nenner 10 the Wenner Realty C'onna5y.
4sthEst. No tii ives; .sv,oo $500
s9o 9so~' 10 the Wenner Realty Company; s.
M ~
Fulton-st a lot lss map Washing ~'""
-t2flan, Enza NJ Hugh 70 Charles z Neisr.
Slln-sf n S, 100 II " OF West S0,-inO
RRiiSaeesa : ssa oosthoff 10 Henry Som and another
il4th-st. No Ios West 81 sxlcO. IL. charie. 10
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP.
DIR. A. g. KEANE DEFEATS OTHER FIG
IRE MAKERS FOR FOURTH Sue
CESSIVE YEAR

Dr A. @ Keane, of the New-York Athletic Club.
last night al the St. Nicholas Rink captured the
figure skating championship for the fourth consecu-
tive time. This beats all previous records except
thar made by George d. Phillips, who captured the
championship for FIVE successive years. Irving
Fsrokaw Of the St Nicholas Skating Club. finished
second after an exciting struggle with ". F. Duffy.
of the National Skating Association. r. Loewen-
herr Of this city. finished fourth. and w. w.
Arnold. OF PaWtucket. r. J., last.
While Keane won with comparative ease. the
experts say that he would not have had such a
walkover had Michaelson, the Canadian champion
entered the competition, as IT was expected he
would do While Keane lacks the grace of move
ment which characterized the work OF OF the
oldtime champions. he is powerful skater, as his
record shows. The champion has what the veteran
experts cau piano legs" and power and perfect
faian,e enabled him TO carry OF the championship
4 o. clock in the afternoon, and eNcept Tor d
until midnight The skating surface. 125 by 90 feet
We roPed on in the centre OF dne Gtnk IN IsS
Al h end OF the afternoon session the score Sc y %Ss
. enh.rz q and Arnold. Is
The summary follows:
Plain forward sna backward skating yaE5ou: wsysI
Outside edge roIl forWard-K Keane. g. Brokaw :: Loe-
aaisiae edge ro ba6k%ard-Keane :. Broksw
Dq 5.5s b dc r f5wsReae "a ARRa s. rkav a. Duffy
hsi5e edge roi backward-Keane s: BrOkaw. Duffy
I. Ioe,verherz ?: Arnold, . -. o.
b: Duffy :: Loevenherz. .. Arnold, J.
eight one foot backward-keane, y. Sroka"
p. DUFFY. =. LoeWenherz. .. Arnold, J.
Cross roll forward. in field and eights single ahd
double circe-Keane 3. BrokaW, 4, pury, T. Loe~eh-
?. Arnold. ]
roll. backward. in field ana elghts single ero
double circle-Keane, 3. Brokaw :: Duffy, 3 lS'eNen-
herr. 2. Arnold. . -
change Of edge forward beginning on either out
eide or inside sdEe-keane. 8 BrokaWY = DuHN- >.
I0ewenherz. 3. Arnold. 2
change n edge roll backward, beginning on either cut
side or inside edee-Keane. =. Duny, :; BrokaW, -
Tre6 angles thrses single double. chain flying
beginning inside outside edgesKeEne, :; Dufty .
FroFaN !. I,oewenherz. 2: Arnold. ].
rocking from OUTSIDE cage
inside edge. forward and back
NarG-Keane 3. Duffy. :. Brokaw. 8: Loewenherz
angles. crosscuts anVlls-heane, .: broka"
4 Duffv 3. Arnold .; Loewenherz l.
Cirapevines. including philadelphia twist heane r.
Prnkaw. 3: Duffy. <: Arnold, !; Loewenherz.
Toe and heel movements embracing pivot cireling
and movements on both toes-heafe n
DUFFY. Brokavy 3. Arnold, ?. LoeUenherz. / -
single double fat foot spins, cross-icot and tTo
foot Vhirls-Keane S. BroEaw. : Duffy. 3: Arnold. 2
ioVrenherZ. I.
Arnold. . Loewenherz. / -,----
g.: Arnold rs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
Go mhom 81 Hlap Concern.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
~ MONITION has been issued o out OF and rr1.r
Of District Court OF the
southern District New York whereby afrer raritrs
among 9th things. that n petition was in -
Court on the day ~ November 1900 by tho ~,
York Harbor Towboat Company. owner Of the stesr
boat William Fletcher, for Limitation liability ON ac
Of damage destruction
on arising out Of trip voyage ~ satd
6lst Street. Borough
York the Fishing Banks In the Atlantic Ocsar
and back 22d day Of July, 1900 which trir 49,
voyage steamboat carried the members Of an assne
ton called Fish Club friends1 s,r ,
In said petition mentioned and
a monton in that behalf be issued.
claiming damages for such losses da,sg.
injuries be cited
make due proof OF their claims
II shall that said petitioner
losses damage destruction il NAV no 81
finally decreed by this Court commanded TO and 40
hereby, cite all claiming damages for anv ac,s
losses damage destruction injuries sustained on r
arising OF. the trip aforesaid. be and an
before said Court and 10
and make due proof Of their respective
ject to the right Of interested question or
controvert the same, before Thomas Alexander ESQ
United States Commissioner at his office Office
Building in the Borough Of Manhattan City of New YorL
before the 23rd day Of April 1901. clock in
the forenoon.
WILLIAM HENKFI
Marshal United the Southern District or
New York.
WILCOX ADAMS & GREEN. Proctors for Iibt & Ptr
Broadway CManhattan). New York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
DEFENDS NEW JURORS LAW.
COMMISSIONER GRAY SAYS IT HAS DEMON
sTRATED ITS EFFICIENCY

Henry Winthrop Gray. Special Jurors Commits
sone-. said yesterday that Governor Odel IS under
a misrepresentation with reference TO the new
Jurors system, and that he has the facts TO prove
thar the system has demonstrated its
efficiency. Governor Odell in his message 10 the
Legislature said he had been Informed that the
new system was detriment rather than a benea,
20 the administration Of court business
The new system has been on trial onIx a hon,
70 year" said Mr.. Gray yesterday land in tha,
ne there has not been the fullest opportunit,
At II 10 demonstrate its worth Justice Fursmsn
Recorder Gen. ex-Judge Olcott and John = Arc
'Tre, men who have had practical .xpertenca
the operations of the plan. are unanirnous tn
favor. The salaries of the department of7cials
ID N4,750 a year, and we are prenarea 80
ionstrete that the system will savs ,hs
1iy four times that amount in the next wear
advantages OF the plan are: First n
inmates all talesmen against whom any reason
se objection be brought in trying a cani,sl
dee. Second. the system. II used bur twice a Wear
NlA save the county the entire of its ain
lendnce, ana n used six times year. in cases like
the MolineuH and Kennedy cases, Il will save the
county from $1,000 20 $4,000 Third. the iurvraen
selected under the system far more iikely.
~ weigh evidence according TO proper legal
standards. and thus obviate the danger OF sue
cessful appeals 10 higher courts because Of bad
Judgment in interpreting the instructions OF the
presiding judge Every thoughtful man knows
how costly mistakes of this nature are likely 10 he
We assert that the new system makes IL impossible
20 get an ignorant or biassed jury. For these res-
sons convinced that when Governor Odell has
tine examine the workings Of the new system
ne will be satisfied that IL VIII be false economy 10
SL&1iSb the bureau"
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
BIG SALE TO CARNEGIE COMPANY.
REPORT THAT SAME COMPANY Is TO BUY 100000
WORTH OF SHEET BARS.

WORTH OF SHEET BARS.
PittsburG Jan. % CSpeciaD-The Shenango and
Mahoning Valley blast furnace operators have sold
within the week 100000 at S12 80 at Ptttsburg
the Carnegie Company taking 10000 tons and other
interests 5000 tons. 1t necessary on the part
of the steel manufacturers do this 10 carry the
market along. as the threatened sag in pig iron
would cause the same 10 re6zat finished ma
terisl- 1t lifts the pig iron market TO a secure
position and removes the last vestse Of uneaslness
on the part of manufacturers of finished products
4 manufacturer here says there will positively he
no advance nor cutting i'm price any of the com
modties protected by the pools. The sale may he
expected TO advance the price of Besssmer pig iron
hut. with a lower price in coke. reduced freight
rate and lower wages February l. IL is anticipated
that the price of pig iron will remain stationary
In fact the steel manufacturers are back of the
movement TO keep all lines from fluctuations. The
sale of such a large order of pig iron to the Car
negie Company indicates that independent coke
manufacturers who attempted TO make trouble for
the coke interests have been forestaed and better
conditions will prevail I'm the coke country. A re-
port is abroad TO the effect that the Carnegie Com
pany is about close negotiations with the Ameri-
Sheet Steel Company for orders aEgregatng ga
000000 in sheet bars. The Carnegie Company. In view
plant. Efforts made TO obtain information
from the officials OF the Carnegie Company, but
these retcent. II such agreement is closed
II means increase in the price of sheets. Busi-
ness is good, with the price better than trade.
rhe sheet company is running only few Of its best
mills TO the limit and has closed all Improbable
plants There has been falling off in the deman nd
for sheets, especially in the export trade.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
LorISTTLLE RASEBALL RLGHrs soLp

Louisville, KY Jan. 25 CspeciaD.-The American
Association baseball franchise has been bought
from j j. Saunders by l. F. Whiteside a capitalist
and manufacture, who is devoted TO the sport
Mr.. Whitesde says he will have player manager
as good a man as Fred" Clark. John J. McClosky
being released Eleven good players will be se-
cured. Mr.. Whitesde is man Of ample means
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

BOZ. IL, brighr and intelligent. 70 learn
electriCian's trade; has some experience.
Address II. HESS. III West SD st.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
RACING.
WINNERS AT NEw-oRLEANs.
CLUSTER AND FLEURoN THE ONLY FAVOR
TIES THAT ARE SUCCESSFUL

TIES THAT ARE SUCCESSFUL
Neu-orleans. Jan. 2-weather fine. track fast.
Cluster and Fleuron were the winning favorites.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-selinE mile
Adnetus 12s ecayEoo4l. $ 70 s ana 10 2.;........
5;peT pe1sf Fo2Es I7 sn8usen,. to
Time-l:45
rhlers TIE Planet. slasher Tom Cromwell and 81.
SECOND RAcE-seling. one mile and an eighth.
Kenova, Jos Oyalsh to and to s..;.-...-......
eoPFTen io Rcbardt, 70
Time-l57&
Menare. Parry Prince and Patchwork also ran.
THIRD RACE-SelnE mile and a sixteenth.
P9sdss s7 yonasr p. Il to 95d ss 10 70 ana 10 o
HEROES lo6 dXinkdeid, to
Time-1:4s
Soy Blue and Linden Ella also
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: one mile.
Cluster. CWonderly). 10 and to
Tea cioTn 's i6s dlanfS to 5
Time-i:4%.
iIcsdor Shut Up also ran.
FIFTH RACE-s.lling; furiongs.
ds2 sFT%n o los ,o Ta5sh In.Is and so sSS 70 TO
Iris. lo3 (slsc). 10
Time :2oE
Fannie Leland and Monometaiiist also ran.
SIXTH RACE-seIng; mile and a sixteenth
Eusenis S ~ Ccochrsnl. to and TO l...........
Helen Paxton io4 CDale).
Time-l:49&.
Governor Boyd. Nearest Defender II. Leon Ferguson.
Elmer and Tago also
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First selling mileD-Eardy. Sc; Blitheful. 96:
Faith Ward 96; Jim Conway. 9s; Mr.. Brookwood, Ss:
Defender H. as: George Krats ss; F1euron. lO: Right
Bower 10l DoustersWivel. 101; Left Bower l02; Dad
Steele, 1O3
second race -year-olds; three furiongsp-Aretas
lCo Blue Ridge io5; Ardita los Haydon. lib; Peggy
Roman Bobby IseachMyTe Sayer 10; Evil Eve Gmp.
sloEemsaqueepal 5lo: TaE1bouFiG. II
Naltonl li3; Mott Neata ONniEht OF Ellerslie-imp.
5ansnrnentl ll3; Red Hook Rorester-lilhe b, liS;
Baccie fClif9rd-Posi Horn, ll3; Equalize (Ornus-
Equtabe). 49,
Third (hsndicap steepechase: short courseoey,
iB0 Miss Ransom lS2: HaTve b. l34: Titus, 49, Dona
tion. l41; Don carencio las; lsen. l59
Fourth dhe Cotton selling: furlongs)
KohnWTeath 50; Roornersck. ST. Egyptian Prince 50:
shut Cp. 81 Jack Adie. l02: Tom Kingsley. 1O3.
Fifth (handicap: and one-eghth miles-Hood's
BnEsd- 81 Major Mansir. l0S Sir Florian, iO5; Sir
Gstian. JOS; General Mart Gary. 1l3.
sixth race Selling one niIeDStar Cotton. 9s; Prince
Reel lol Moss Rose. 10l Lazy Curzon. l02: Goodale
Jos Pat Garrett lO3 General McGruder lO3 Hand
1oS; Elsnore; Jos; Dagmar l07; Dramburg. l07; Nc
rsthiana Prince. los.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
SKATING RACES POSTPONED.

Montreal Jan. 25.-W. J. Ross. president OF the
Amateur Skating Association Of Canada an
bounced to-day that the amalgamated skating
races for the championships Of the United States
and Canada set for February ?. the day OF the
queens funeral will be postponed I'LL either Feb
daV.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

COACHMAN-Ma Married: no fncumbrance;
just dissngaged, years reference As 70
honesty. sobriety and ability. also obtained
81 per cent on the knowledge OF horses at
the Ctvil service examination. May. ls9I
COACHMAN. Box 81. I.242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

COLLECTOR. &c.-By young man. 30. good
appearance. speaking German. as col
leCtor. CanVasssr; IL years in last place:
excellent references. FRANK SMALL. 239
West 46th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
WORK WANTED.

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house, by bookkeepsT -. with Consoli-
dated experience. best references. moderate
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Office
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAsTEn

COOk.-By Competent woman. in n-,V.,.
family; excellent city references. ;,
East 42d-st. Mckinnev's bell =
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LOST

RANkBDOk LOST Bankhcok No 40 son
or the RoWery Savings Bank is missing
The, nnder IS requested 70 return II ia tbs
bank II not restored before the a4th dan.
of February 1901, application will be made
10 the bank for a new book
LOST. -hassbo"k No. 5.63i ~ the E,s,
River Savings Institution Finder p1ease
persons are cautioned not l.. rtir..b,sa ~
negotiate the same
LOST or STOLEN,-Baukbook No ;;aa 73t
Of the Emigrant industrial Savings Ra,I
Payment stopped. Please return book To
bank. No 81 Chambers st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

OACHNAN.-Highly recommended in
every respect, willing, obliginE, good city
driver. careful. sober. honest; moderate
wages city. country. personal references
FRANK. S07 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

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ATTENDAN1--By an experienced male
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ences. Address JOHN STALDER. 63 Am
stsrdam-ave
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Countrn properin for Sale.

L'NGLEWOOD AND VICINITY!-Houses for rae or
l. rent. WEATHERBY & CO. opp. station. Engle-
wood. y. J.
TNNGLEWOOD property a specially. Houses for sale
II and r. . Dillingham;. Nassau 81. y
IvACTORYI4O front deep water; three story
II factory, 79N4G; other buildings; n
order; West Shore r. T. Depot at Crnwall-ou
Hudson. " J. Terms s. B YOUNG & co
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING CO.-Csr-
pets cleaned by steam. bv hand the
floor. 1,55s Broadway 421 East 4Stn-sr
COE & BRANDT. Tel. I3:-3Sth-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS of famous people
bought and sold WALTER r. BENJA-
MIN, LIB Broadway. Send for price hist.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
Real Gsiafc.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
445 and 46 Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors to OBJ
tain the opinion of their own lawyers and
furnishes in addition the opinion of its
Law Department ard i'll case OF doubt
that OF its Committee of Counsel, and a
Policy OF Title Insurance. Defends
titles at its own expense when assailcd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES,

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices easiest terms.
MARX BROS. "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST, BARTH0l GMEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2l1 East 42d ST. first class dOUsstics are
supplied
MMFl s. JACQUIN, COZ 6th-ave.-Employ-
ment Bureau; capable and reliable ser
wants procured. cooks. Mattresses ladies'
maids nurses. buffers. Wallets. chefs.
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Ofice. No. 1.242 Broadway. % door north
of 31st-st. until 9 o. clock D. m; adver-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until O'Clock
D. m. VIZ, Psi sth-ave.. s. e. cor. 23d ST.
l52 6th-ave., cor. 12th-st.: Macy's. 6th-
ave. and l4th-st.; l+2 COlumbus-ave.. near
West G6th-st.: i06 West 42d-st.. near 9th
ave; 90 East 14th-st. 25T West 42d-p'
between eth and Sth aves., 159 East Az
St: 1.S3S 3d-ave-, between 18th and TIN
sts.: l.O26 Sd-ave-, near 6lst-st-: Los Isl
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
MACHINERY

Al REDUCED PRICES. 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines S,,ii,.
guaranteed machinery bought and ex
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 39S MadIson-st