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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-12

DENNIs's Fish and Game Talk is trying
to settle the question as TO the largest black
bass ever cadght in Indiana. The largest
one known to the editor was caught in
West Lake. near Rome City. and weighed
eight pounds and eleven ounces. but Judge
Hord. of Shelbyville. beats that. Under
date of Feb. 6. 1898. he writes:
have for thirty years taken recreation In fish
ing in the waters of Indiana for the black bass,
and have never succeeded in capturing ono that
weighed over five and a quarter pounds, but saw
one that had been caught in Flat Rock, in this
county, By Jacob Conrey, OF this place, that
weighed five pounds and twelve ounces, which
was the largest bass / ever saw. / had become
O firm believer that "a black bass Weighing over
six pounds did not exist in our Indiana waters,
but last week q friend sent me q iarge-mouth
black blass, a product Of our Indiana waters.
that weighed nine pounds after being out Of
tile water more than twenty-four hours.
This is probably the largest black bass
ever taken III the State. though larger ones
have been reported as having been caught
in the waters of some other States, though
not. we think. in running streams. which
makes O decided difference In tho game
qualities of the fish.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-12
Il In THE AIR
SnriuD Joke.

Spring Joke.
"This is a pretty soft sit I've got" remarked
the dust in the carpet, "but I am afraid they are
going TO beat me out of it."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-12
At the Club.

"What is the matter with Oldbof The old idiot
has been chuckling all day."
Young woman called him a puppy"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-12
Springtilne.

Now comes, on south wine wings. the time
When "pies"
I Are found to quite correctly rhyme
With ~'.fiies."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-12

READER. Charlottesville: The informa-
ton given yesterday in response to your
inquiry concerning White House oourtesies
four years ago was not entirely correct.
An informal dinner was given by the Cleve-
lands to Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison the even
ing before the Inauguration
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-12

The Myers voting machine was tried in
some of the town elections in western New
York a few days ago with very satisfactory
results. The Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle says:
At the Warsaw election the average time ex-
pended by a voter in recording his preferences
by means OF the machine was twenty seconds.
The longest time occupied was three minutes,
the shortest eight seconds At Brighton the polls
closed at 6:57 O'Clock. and six minutes afterward
the result of the election was known and re-
corded. The certificate of the result was in the
Democrat and Chronicle office before z O'Clock.
An hour later returns had been received at this
office from only fifteen of the city districts. and
1t was after IL o'clock before the last city return
was in.
The merits claimed for the machine are
mechanical accuracy, facility of voting
and rapidity in making out the returns.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-12

Where TO Draw The Line.
Though English fads we may parade,
Well never. by the bloomin' gosh,
Call good old circus lemonade
BY such a name as "lemon squash"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-12

"This medicine is q pretty bitter DOSE" said
the physician. "but 1 do not see any way to dis
guise IT,"
..Oh, I don't mind a little thing like that, Doc.-
replied the patient. cheerfully. al am O copper
cent. Cleveland Democrat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
DfIp uuuIeu.


Females
WANTED.-Youn: lady. sfenogiapher
ana typewriter competent to take charge
q s't 81 booA-. -. Boa l.ll9. New.
York.
WANTED.-A Protestant woman ;or gen
ofai hou-"woik boo Il family % two. Ap.
ID zoos. " ~ ''' '''' g
MhNii d PiIHr-r.I. 'hanbtrnaia NO.
VIII H~-l-t WIN Wa~hi = aaI handing 10 .,
90 nils out Of cay. Apply BHi~IOn
i2d--i ana itn.aic.. Room -, Monca'
YorNr LADY -tauorrlph-. ana typa.
ntr't competent a-d acrufit" rrforen~,.
r-qnifrd. AG a. - GIVING ,sp II.Lt.. g.
lf.burc 'roNn un"r. i2'2' B'o'avry.
JuE TRIBUNE
UpIown Office,
! ,of2 Broadway. I'd door n".fh OF 3ls,.st
Advert. -cmcrt> aid sub-crip t!up-
received there units o',loek y. IN.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular orlc.
rates until : +. m. Va:
2ii sth.avr., :. e. cor: OF .3d.sL
10 bth-aNc.. cor. l2Ih--t.
49, Coiumbus-aNe.. near West GSth.st.
los West 42d-st. near Gth-aN,
90 We.t t,h,'t' near "th.aye:
20 w, Vet +ad.St.. D., .th ana 9Th ave-
! .a3S 80 ave-. I-Jw cen 1Ufn and 9TH 81
.Xa3 3d-ayc.. Letw"rn 7jh and 16th 81.
! .u,1 "d-aNe.. near Gl-t-sf
/ .1C9 lst.GNc., near Sath.st.
80 3d-sVe., conner 47th-st.
55i 3d-at near East 31th-s'
- A,cnur y brt'r"'L "a and fth ats.
- Canal-st. ana 49, Dlvision-~t.
liy CAurch-st, bet. Warren and cham
ber- SITS
2ea Elcccter,-'.. near Cfr.'ophor--t
80 Eat A.th-~t., corner slave.
% East 41d-si near Md ~On-aV".
, 01l Jd.ayo bet l,2'h ard ll3th sts.
lNRLlN OFFICES:
1870 Tas. l95th.st.. nea- id-aYe.
243 West i2jth.st., bet. TN and Sth lNos.
go Wr-' iiaih-~f.
BROOKLYN OFFICES
397 Fultln--t. SO CONTEST. jOJ Do kalb
ave. |. 2GO EeG;ord-aye.. 100 B'vay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
.nvrRTIsEMENTs AND sUBscRIP.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND 81 BsCRip'
NE WILL DE RECEIVED At THE UP:
T0WN OFFICE; No; 1929 B IS ,nyy'r "a
ar1rgS.EWENTS at the following Branch or.
rs: o54 shave, $. Q. cor. "3f-st. l32
dthave.; 1857 Foprth.aye.. corner r ro.r
ssenth: 7eo Ihdc ro, corner emf, ro, ~
severn ns Tbifd.ave.: $50 Eass 125th.st.. near
sr 9r,cd. ave: .O26 Thlrfave.. near SiNty'
ar.i'st. I,70S First-ave.; 100 West rory
sacond.st.; 1872 Columbus'aVe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
FURNISHED Gousrs Go fet.

A 1o.ROOM HOUSE. iGth-s:.. near j.h-
ave sure Income: small capital required.
DALEY. - West 3Jth->t.
TO RENT Completely furnished house
suitable for boarding located near MAIDS
square possess sion Immediately; fcictenc
required responsible persons only. "a,
dress HOUSE Tribune Uptown once, "a.
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
EVERY STYLE OF LIGHT OF HEAVY
lAEEl Nl.E

BARGAIN WOHTU NOu(E.-s3Op
cash buyS very har d>omc. stylish Kentucky
brd :roitnc and family hose Duke Wilkes (;
he was fOalca Man 5. 1856. wr.gh, 900
rounds he WAS sired lay I'D WUkc~ lac
by lieorze Wilkes. the crca5 sire Of tro,t"r,
san Lady Dexter. record 2:l9i2: Duke
wilkes il very stylish and finely formed.
full name aud tail; needs no boots or
weights does not shy or pull 81 for tie
most tin.id person h. shows his hi-h hr s'd-
Ing he troitcI three tiia'. when puf rhascd
nv my la,. husband for -l,315. az L"Ninc-
ton XIV. in - l.. - -, -. VIII
warrant him sound md Kind and 20 trot fun
pll, in 20 or no sale: fiWc ehoVh por-
.hsser and allow responsible p,'tv suits
factory tfill. Also az aay hIlf reasonable
offer Er- w.tlr ~id"lar ton l"c y -ia"Ir
and double ham s.. 49, We: 17th st,
between 9th end 7th aNc~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
flats 60 Get, 1lnfnrnnshr0


EXCELLENT FLAT TO let West l30th.
-. Call or address W. :. ROCKWELL,
81 Ccntrr->t.
FLATS TO LEr.-FGfnishcd ard unfur.
nishcd; dc-iIable ipcatiOH-. FOLSOM
BROTHERS, SO galway.
80. - WEST 1STU.ST.-To let: unfur.
riShrd; the entire fourth floor OF twelve
rooms. eud tTo additional >tor"-pCms. in
H." H1Id"rh CoTpaays absolutely fire.
proof aptiiu"at hou-r. Apply 10 yanl,or
1liE GENMEECY.
- GraY.erCy IaIA.
To Let. bachelor Apartment. two rooms
price a~ouabi". Lall or .ddrrs, 81.
lliiIN len DEM j.
Chicago.
FOE -CHiCAGO-Drrinr Woilds
Fair three iiur honc~ completely fur.
rislicd ialre cround, In Chicnco's pretil.
,~t ~uiuIb - Tiinui,,N r.Go from citT . enc
Book from Irh" Michigan and Sh"flGan
dtiNr. ". J.. STARE. 395 Urlty Building.
.icasO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
Bonr0 Wanten.

A BACHELOR, tired OF boarding houses,
seeks q home with few iirst-class genial
gentle people living privately below 42d.st.
Particulars TO SIMPLICITY, Tribu1c once
A LADY wishes board in small. ie-
fined family; highcs. social references r.
lars. PERMANENT. BOX 100. Tribune
Office.
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Chicago.
Ciin Rral estate 60 Get.

FIVE LOTS in West 2ith-st.. between
9Th and an ayes. owner will build or lcas'
them binding purposes no agents. Apply
JOS. VI. ADRIAN. f1@ Gdsnf-S..
llOCSlS 10 r.-Unfurnl shed ana
furnished; d 'siiab'c lOc; tons. FOLSOM
l.EOTliEES. so E:oJiWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
Go Get for Bnsinessp urposes

BUILDINGS. stores. lofts. offices and
studios desirable lGc@tl11s. FOLSOM
BROTHERS, 500 Broadway.
~ & H. LlSPfNARD-~I.- Ntor. aud
bn-rmrLt. 9jVlCO: lofts. JONloD; elevator :;
chrap rent. pLA>S. "a Ei"@GWaN.
81 PARK PLACE. facing elevated sra.
ti0n Elegant store. basement aud ct1lIr +;
suitable anv business. pJ.ASS. 23i Il way
~ Pl.ARL-ST.-fou large lofts. suit
able for manuf ,cturci: power handy elr.
,a'or: good entrance, and near broadway.
Particulars. apply Room II. 2lS Fulfon.>t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

DRlGS, .,.>o,.r NAIL CoASCHES,
SJIVEf/, PATENT RUNABOUTS,
WAGONEITES. PIIAETONS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

AT BEANCn OFFICfS. -.
Adye -tseme1ts received at regular omol
rates until 8 D. m. VIZ:
25i shave. 5. C. cor. OF 2Sd.st
li2 6th.sye.. cor. 12th-st
l92 columbus.aye.. near West 0Sth.sG
100 West 42d st. near 6th.ave.
90 West 14ti.>t., near 3th-aye
o57 West aod.s bet. eth and Sch aveA
l57 shave, cor. 14th.st.
1888 Sd.ave., between 10Th ard 18th 81
|. sg3 3d.ave, between 18th and 18th IS.
lOo6 20 ave-, neor 6lst-st.
1uS 1staNe., near S9tt.st
1sO sd ave, corner <5th-st.
55f 3d3ve.. near East 3I:h-st.
SO Avenue A, between 80 and ~ sve1B
II Canal.st. and 1877 Division-s.
ll9 Churcb.-t., bet. Warren and ChA2
bcPs sts.
goa plr.ck~r..f. near Christopher-st.
$50 East 47th-st.. corner Si-ave.
90 Fast 42d-st., near Madi-on.ave.
o.O5l 3d.ave. bet. 18th and 18th ats
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Eas: 125th.st.. near 3d-ave.
at3 West ,25th.st bet 9Th an1 6ts svee
$50 West 14hth-sf
RIOORLYN OFFICES;
997 Fulton-st.. G3 Court-st, sos Do kaI9n
ave. 1900 Bcdsord-avc.. 100 BweyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

COOK and noe SEX EEPEE.-By neat.
comps. mt Woman; good cooA excellent
bread and bi cLit maker; city reference;
al Monday 800 Wc-r 53lst., ring tairi
bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
uork Unnlro.
Males.

AtfDt NiASr, TO Keep accounts and
collect -alaiN or comni >,iol; good Iri,i-
rn'r-; terms reasonable. l.. MISL, ~
Most l-,Iu..f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

COok.-ln Amer a. family, under.
sianas goCd cooking: esd. p, and dc's. ~
Wiling 10 do ooirsr aa>I.n2 city r..er'
encc. SD 3l-aNc.. rins MuirAs's bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
flats & Get, FURNISHED.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FIAT. ,
.oan-. b. Tn. steam-heat-d elevator; rent
only f3S having city win sacrifice fui.
nit're for II 800, cost $1,000. Room 81
World Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
domestic 5ltualions tuanteo

Males
ATTENDANT, COMPANION or NURSE.
by young Engli~hman we'll educated and
Of plea sing address; holding excellent nIedi-
cal and Lersona references. desires ~ act
a. the above 10 on invalid gentleman. Il.
Il. H.. 227 Broadway.
ATTENDANT. nurse. reader, score.
tary.-in educated man. 25 years exp'rl.
ence desires engagement 10 care for In
valid high medical and private references.
ASHLEY. 35i West i9th.-t.
ATTENDANT on invalid or elderly gen
tleman. by respectable American man eN-
ppricnre; reasonable Terms generally use
ful. Please address "ATTENDANT," Box
j. Tribune Onicc.
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Boar0 ono Rooms.


\ HANDSOMELY furnished fou,.f6on
eIsiiiucn,: bath. hgbt. hrut aitcsdancc +:
private table. or without board a fine
Office and reception DOM. - West 31th--t.
y uA%D>ONELY IUENI~IIED sront
SOU IL room. sunny cNpO,fuc: plitIt.
iab" references exchanged. % West
"oth-st.
MADISON-AVE.. descend ro1r
| single or "a suite est atL.naincr. ,.ir.r
| htightoihOnd rranel private family.
ONE SUITE. handsomely f.rai,hed Jar.
! ZOE dlhns-roOn >ndI tJblu,; references,
~ West i3th'st.
PRIVATE FAMILY viii rent two nicely
furnished. comfortable rooms beard ii H..
9uiIed. Appiy 223 West 4ilh.,t
REFINED HOME. liberal table located
near lCth-nt.. on jth-aNr. Applicant, sno I'D
ad0r'>, A. Tribune tptowh once. %.
Broadway.
WE-T 74TH-SI.- Two Iafge second.
story rooms, with privot" bath; LARGE 'front.'
room ana 1lcOvc and hall bedroom with
board references. CASHIER. Il. o. Bon
2,l05.
I.-LARGE aad single rooms. e1 suit. or
| singly' handsomely furnished excellent
telil', r'ference,. lc7 Madi.Cn-aye.
5TH-AVE.. 4O3.-FIont rooms furnace,
graf M board. s3G weekly; two hal
rooms $40 each,
I7TH-~T.. 2S7 EAST, >tuyyesent Sduar g..
-1W IOpIn~ with toafG house ana appoint
ncni' fr~Lcla,N: references.
i9rn.sI.. &a EAsr.-Large font hall
| room southern rXp0suft heat. gus. bath I;
breakfast optional respectable rcichbor-
hood private 11niiy.
2IsT.ST.. I4a WLST.-Llrsc and snail
room with board; table board references.
- WEST 4S1H.sI Two lalgc rooms Oh
second floor, cn suite OF snsly, with board
references.
29Tn-ST.. II EAsT-Lalgc rooms. cn
suite or singiy excellent table: c"Htrdl loca-
ton; table bOard'r, accommodates.
&irH-ST.. II WE>T-Two suites fur
nlshed rooms :: south' ~ exposure; private
table II desired gentlemen or fainille..
43D.ST.. 10 EAsT.-lland-onr large
,oOu. ID fOor front: other desirable rooms
with excellent board. -
ATTEST. POI WEST. single aud
doubt 0Oms hCaVd good board reason
able rates small family.
AZ WEST 9STH.ST.. Impcroyal K.4,tau-
rant.--IiandsOm furnished rooms, win
batn. -
19TH-NT., 90 WTST.-sults second floor
front rooms; VOL furnished; large closets
and water with toarl
ATHEIST. lIo wEST.-Iarg,. handsome
second floor rooms; also ether rooms with
or without bard.
3lST.ST.. 3Ol WI,Sr.-D .siiablc fur
n!shrd rooms with excellent hoard select
nci2hborhocd TO- fomili". and ernticm'1,.
57TH-ST.. 3l3 WENT.-IwO lDrg" rooms
on third floor. Sinev or On SUITE WIN
board ISfcronccs exchanged.
75TII.ST. III wEST-wen heated.
sunpy ICONS. hand sOmelE furnished on
suite or HnCly: ncw house; all improve
ments small family: with or without board
seen any time; Ie!orcnces.
l23D.ST, 100 WEST.-TNtra large,
warm. sunny single room. for gentlcn"n
fr.t.cIasS table: Americans.
1oiIJIST. CORNER LEXINGTON-
AVE. (IIUrl Petelcr.-IIand. omely rlr-
nisicd rooms, with or without board terms
reasonable.
go WEST attn >T.--Checiful home
like home American family pautiiuliy
furnished larlc rooms excellent DOa!I
gentlemen preferred terms reasonable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

y COMPETENT Office nan can secure
large interest in established business by III.
Ncsincht OF $4,000 AMI services REGULAR
salary paid long time on dtfcirrd pat mont
I. IL. A Co, l.. -. r0N 2OlO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
domestic 5itnations Uante6
Females.

COOK. BY Sweai, IN woman. Address
,AfkINA EKBEitG, $3.50 I-t-ave.
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&onnIrn HfGl GsiaIe FOR ralt

4
AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
VI choice building sites TUBES 6 GAY.
LOf, BceAman-st.. and Mortcla!r
\ SUMMER HUTIi.. cieaIinc - Geo a
season. Via DclaWalr, LschaWanna a West
rid k1iiv'v. beyond Delaware Water Gan
r. shed; accommodates 100 euC.'-: famous
ilouo region: 100 acres forest park: eeNa-
lion 1000 ct; for sal" by widow only
responsible inquir'l> nOliccd price 500 OOi
Mtoltr G.il3. PHILLIPS il WELLS.
Tribune Building.
Ar NEWPORT. Il. IA crntlenan's
=. 0undS near the clins. overlooking ocean
Trick and Sion" residence; over ~ room. :
al modern COuNcritncc>: stable coach
house. lodge: $1,000 was declined for il a
lew wears ago; owing - family chances
100. coo or JOS VIII now be- considered ::
can be- hat fully furnished early poses.
sion; must b" sold immed!lteiy ,Foiio
G."S7l. PHILLIPS & WILLS. Tribune
building.
FOR SALE.-A commodicus moirfn
tOu>c and grounds. half an acre near
prospect PAX. Il ooklyn: row and elWays
occupied ny tho present owner: IT. T. we'll.
adapted 10Y use Of a large private family =
public Institution. or Tor = summer ard
winter boarding house: part payment nm
othcr rcJl estate considered. Adtross
OWNER Box 2,9s4 ro>toilicc, New.Yoia
City.
10 ErNr.-At Lakewood. OAK cottage
bclutfuny situated On MhdiS0n-aNc: fully
furnl shed terms moderate. For particulars
address Miss VI. g. W. 10 West ;Gth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
fouses ano flats tUanico

NTED.-By three adults from May
J. for 3 or , years. "A decorated new house
or auartmcnf not l'-S than 20 feet " de :;
IVES; side below ilOth-st piicc MOI 10
exceed ~ 900 per annun. ORIENT, IriD-
unc O1iicc.
Manitoba furnished or UNFINISHED
house within one hour Of York tity :;
nelr station +; for n family OF Tour adult,
Nddrcs, II. ;. Eov $50. M0rristown, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
FURNISHED Rooms.

\ HANDSOME SUITE. entire second
noOf ith bathroom. to rent TO one " Two
bachelors o cOurl" without children ff-t-
rlas- c. rtldl location ptlN t'e family; / f'r-
cnccs exchanged. Addrc,s 1. Il, 100
" Il 42d.~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

AGENCY FOR MON -l:esidence
properties fot sale and 20 .ef. largo variety
VI choice building sites TUBES & GAY.
LOE, Ecekmau-St.. and Murfcla!r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

LANDAUS OMNIBUSFS:
COUPE ROCKAWAYS. LANDAULETS,
OCrAGON ROCKAWAYS
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
Agency: divorces procured private infor-
nation furnished support, damages, breach
OF promise or other causes; conDdentlal
consultation free. % Nassau.st
EDISON's TALKING MACHINES
now sold complete Edison photograph out
MS Tor business or amusement PURPOSES.
For prices. etc, addrcs, CilAS. l.. MAR
SHALL, Edison Automatic monographs,
1877 6th.lvc.
FOR SALE.-iIome.made currsnt and
Newton pIppin Jellics and raspberry Iam q
il JACKSON. jamaica, Long Island.
To0E, and LEADERS repaired and
,aintcd and guaranteed for one year. nj
reasonable prices. ROoFER. J52 3davc
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Tor 5lIr.

n LADY has complete "Iavctt',' -
suitable for chIld going into short rioth-,
llc'r- all hanG made ana very dainty a
arcat bargain for some ona n,riing them .
everything j enid would need Tor wear
pii"e very reasonable. Please .al Monday
morning. Az Tor Mis- AKMiiAGI.. -
Jti-aNr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

BACHELOR: APARTMENTS TO rent
very reasonable. - Fast 3Oth->t.
FIENISIlID APARTMENT to rent
six rooms and bath, Hotel nrcIIobie. Ap-
ply % Hotel ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

IfIfTI n
WANTED.-Youns lady. stcnographe
anu itl~Nri' Competent 10 take chafg
Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

MAE.-ENperirnc' retaii CLOAK
salesman wishes situaLiOn In retail DEPART
~ Mt wli take AIRY li2ht situation no eau
a,-ing good ref rrntr. NJ. SCHONFEiD.
~ .lall .nI.AAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
Wprk UanicU.
Males

PORTER, v>EFUL-MAN or VALET
by a respectable cOlOrcd maI with nist-
.I.s, rclrr,.ncre. 2l9 Wn.f Glst-s... room 20.
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4 BENCIITL S0uuu. Nou'I hpf''',
Hambletonian stocH. l1t hands. y-a's
old smooth. clean limbod. free. easy cheer
mi. pleasant driver. an ali-cav rud>icr .
safe. sound ard reliable: can road 10 miles
Ier hour and tloj IN > so or better. viii sell
at sny half n a,9ngblc o.icr will civ" ample
;.lal full - light harness: also very
handsome. nearly rcw coupe rockawav and
sdebar top hr-gV: nj vOur own iigule>.
Apply OWNER 81 West I3d-st., between
9th and 9th aNeS.
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BUTLEli-By a thoroughly competent
man in a good private family which appree.'
ate, an honest and excellent wOrn,F IN
every branch Of "A iir>t-vlJss house; nine
years personal reference from last pace
III "a - $50 II. = llight..
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! \ HANDSOMELY furnished fou'.fGoIn
| eIiitu.cn,: bath. hgbt. h-1t. aitcsdanre
| private table. or without board a iine
! once ana reception room. - West Jlth- -.
| \ uA%D>OMELN FURNISHED :ront
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COUNTESS TOLsTOY.
The Clever Wife of tho. Famous
Russian Novelist.
She SYmpathizes with the Philosophical
Views of Her Husband, But Is Too
n Practical to Live UD to
His Doctrines.

In 1860 Count Lyef Nikolaevitch Toll
stoy, then thirty-two years of age, re-
solved never to marry, and as an earnest
of his resolution, sold the manor-house
of his estate. Its purchaser removed
the body of the house, leaving what
had formerly been it's wings standing as
detached buildings, and in one of these
the hermit count took up his abode. To
this place, two years later, says a
writer in the Ladies' Home journal, he
brought his bride, Sophia, the young
daughter of German physician resi-
dent in Moscow, and within its bare
walls for seventeen years they made
their home. No one who has not expe-
rienced the loneliness and retirement
which such a residence entails can ap-
preciate how absolutely within herself
and her home the wife's interest must
have been. And yet, in spite of this,
Countess Tolstoy (this is the spell
ing of the name used by the family
upon their French visiting-cards and in
writing in English) has breadth of
character and an aptitude for the larger
interests. of life which has certainly
not been developed from her environ
ment.
Their summer home-and, indeed,
the place where the greater part of the
year is spent-is called Yasnaya Poly
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dents outdid their brothers by burning
the rounded arms and tender bosoms of
various students with lunar caustic to
prevent the victims from appearing
decollete at an approaching social func-
tion. Scarcely had the reading public
had time to shudder when it was in
formed that the male students had gone
far beyond the female students in that
line of cruelty. Four members of the
junior class were set upon by members
of the lower classes and beaten with'a
redhot shovel and marked in horrible
manner on the cheeks, chins and fore
heads with strong solution of caustic.
"Disfgured for life'' is the verdict of
the doctors. The legislature has taken
up the matter and passed law making
hazing felonv. Nine students have
been expelled, and now civil suits for
heavy damages are pending. and crimi-
nal indictments are promised.