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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

poles Ia left entirely 10 the city Engineer
ant all permission given under the o.
di .ance r. with the condition that the city
shall have the right 10 run all wires nse.'-
eli by the Fire-Alarm and Police
Telegraph Department on all poles erect
cd or allowed free. the Superintendent OF
the Fire-Alarm to have the choice OF place
on such poles for the municipal wires
The Council also reserves the right to,
nj any time require these poles to he
taken down and the wires thereon TO be
placed In conduits. a fee OF ~ each per
annum Is fixed upon these poles, and
each one is to be labelled and numbered
with a tin-plate. which Is also TO bear
the name Of the owner or owners of such
poles. Any person violating any restrlt-
ton OF this ordinance is subject TO y fine
OF not less than $40 nor more than 500 for
dn n.inln NJ N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
GONE BARGAINS IN REALGi

ESTATE. -
/ franklin Street Residence th'' '''''
? Grace-Street Residence T. close o."
3 Fioyd-street Residence. owner over
4 SPLENDID closely little Farm, Owner
dead.
Al you VIE" g y " EOWE
an91t No. Eleventh street -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

WANTED. a SALESMAN OR TRAN
ETLING-MAN TO CARRY OUR SAM-
Piles AS \ SIDE LINE on COMM IS
SION. Address IMPERIAL OIL AND
CREASE COMPANY, Cleveland Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
The Committee on Light.

The Committee on Light convened in
regular session last night. Present were
Messrs. Grimes (chairman). Davis Cas-
kie, Vaughan, Branch and Wallersteln.
The payroll. was approved. Directions
we're given the Superintendent TO have
n gas-main laid on Lombardy street from
Grove avenue 10 Harrison street for the
accommodation OF the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church. This will cost about
so. Petitions for gas-main on Grove
avenue between Plum and Lombardy
8 reefs. tie work to cost $3.50. were also
granted.
Superintendent Adams submit ! n 9hort
report setting forth that he had carefully
measured the coke gotten from the gene
ratOrs. about which the recent investiSa-
ton was held and that H. l-d found out
that the quantity thus secured would
average hfty-four bushels a day. This
was about a sufficient saving to justify
the city 10 pay the two men now en-
gagged gathering this coke their wages.
The communication was laid upon the
table.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
BY j. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF LII
"A BRARI. OFFICE FURNITURE. &C.

As administrator OF Benjamin III. Nash
will sell at his late office, over Ills
Main street, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 1895,
commencing at o'clock +. NJ. the
ENTIRE LIBRARY OF deceased. consist
ing OF Grattans Reports, Virginia Re-
ports, United States Reports. American,
Cowper's, Burrows's. Nesey, Jr.. and
Fishers Reports, and United States Di-
gest; American and English Railroad
Cases. etc. all in good condition.
Also. ALL OFFICE FURNITURE or
+. p. WINSTON,
Administrators Of u. II. Nash, deceased.
NH n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
PROPOSALS.
POsT-oFFICE DEPARTMENT.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT. AMI
POSTAL SERVICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

WANTED. \ GOOD COOK. WASHER
AND IRONER Apply to 200 south Ihird
9O L-li"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

WANTED. COLLECTING 20 DO ~
A CoAipETENT PARTY. Testimonials
furnished from all clients. Bon gwen II
desired. Money paid ovey toon as col
lected. HUSTLER, care OF Dispatch.
az 2-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. 4 FIRST-CLASS CLOTH
ING SALESMAN, with good expert nee
None others ned apply. 1911 east y an
street an III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

500 IN GOLD GIVEN TO EACH
agent who sell in the next three months
200 copies Of Talks to Children About
Jesus" Greatest selling book published.
Outfit. 35c. Agents wanted also for new
book by Marion Harland. one agent
made 81 last week. Outfit 81. Freight
paid and credit given. Address X H.
NId NH 3l-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
George ". Mayo. Aucuoacrr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR OUT.

LEASE or STORE. OPEN-ACCnrNTs
HORSE AND WAGON. ETC
By virtue Of deed ~ trust from W.
s Bradley q Co. TO the unler- lrn.i tr.s-
tee. duly recorded. / will son. 20 fae store.
1910 west Leigh street. az u 4. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL B. lN5
10 months UneXpired Lease 81 Pr misses.
800 OF open Accounts.
Becr-Pump. Fixtures. and Counter. lHre.
Ice-BoX, Wines. Liquors. Clstr-. Iuttc-
cos. etc.
General Assortment or Groceries, Show
Cases, Scales. Fixtures rfc.t
One-tIorse Wagon and Harness
PHI above will first De- on r'l aF "a
whole. the purchaser q assume che lease.
and II not sold as a whole, viii b. al,-
toned in detail
JAMES W. GORDON.
Trustee.
George W. Mayo. Auctionccr. ap .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

BY DenoOn Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers
S2l Main Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

WANTED. WE DESIRE TO ESTAE-
LISH y GENERAL AGENCY in iich.
mOnd or vicinity 70 control the SAFE OF
SUMPTION. Any energetic man with
small capital may secure permanent,
paying business For particulars address
GREENWICH MANUFAC TT RING COM
PANY. Sc Vesey street, New YORK.
.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
TTRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
TWO SMALL DWELLINGS
| ON CLAIBORNE STREET. BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND CAR
TER STREETS,

BY virtue Of the provisions Of certain
deed OF trust dated February ,. 1894
and recorded in Clerks Office Of Hcnrioo
County Court. Deed Book ~ A. page
BOZ. default having been made In the
payment OF certain notes therein secured.
and being required so 10 10, | Will sell
by auction on the premises. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, AN ,AC-
COMPLISHED BUTLER. Must nave
reference. Also LAUNDRESS. to take
washing Apply between 8 and II o,cioC
M 5jg cas-, Franklin. ap 2-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

by r. y. Chahn x Co,
Real Estate Auctl0nsers.
No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
a 80,
IL FRAME TENEMENTS

CORD COX kAllttDAt'v - 4 ~ '''
nv virtue Of two deeds OF trust 70 inc
uodersicned trustee. the first dated feD-
ruarv N. 1892. and the other FEBRUARY
I6. is9s. recorded respectively ~ pe,Is
Eook liz c. page 49, and Deed-Book lB
c. mage 60. Clerks office. Richmond Cnan-
cerv Court. default having been made IN
the payment of the sums or money Sc
cured thereby, and being required ~
the beneficiary so 10 DO, | SHAH 0ncr Ior
sale, at public auction. upon the premises
TUESDAY. APRIL ?. 1885.
IT 40 o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY
described as above. The property Is IN
GOOD order and rented TO good tenants
IL Wi be sold as "A whole or su6-divi'
CAS- shown by n plot which VIII be y
limited al the hour Of sale) as may -
deemed most advisable.
TERMS: Ry consent OF all parties ~
tercsted will h. one third cash. balance
in six and twelve months. WIN interest
adde.i secured by trust deed upon me
propcrty the purchaser or putchaseIs 20
Insure The property for the beneHt or thc
holder OF the deferred payment notes. OF
an cash at the option OF purchas, g..
JAMES W. ANptNSONi
. nh29 Trustee In both deeds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

APRIL RENT-LlST
lust out. Be sure to get one. Extra
Inducements to immediate tenants.
j. h. ELAN n CO,
1ll3 east Main street.
,phone'53i NH 3l-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Sale by r. p. chamn & Co, Aaea..


"A SAW-8lLL. MULES. OXGN, srAN.rN'
TIMBER. TIMBER LANDS, AND fAil
LANDS Pursuant 10 p deed .. '..-
from Cooper q Sp0tswOod, | shal! .l
ApRIL BID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

NOR SALE, AN EXCtLLtNlFs
II sOrTH TiuRD.sTREET COhNeN1-
DWELLING al low figures. ,,,t.
Also. A GOOD TWO-STokf "NN
RI.E'S-HIII. HOUSE. Tor an estate non
Also, a CENTRAILl In 't..y
;lgmyas y. ". BOW Boz
sp2-it No. Eleventh sifr,H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
AUCTION sALEs-Fmture Dav.

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD TIM
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cAf,t.S'
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID pro
RhTA BY THE VENDOR AND TIE
VENDEE. '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

N,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OLA
FRAME STORE AID TWO DWELL
INGS -
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNEK OF
RICHARD hND SEN NINETEENTH
STREETS.
ALSO, ..,->,,,e,
FOUR SMALL FRAME TENbMhNiS
on -.
THE SOUTH SIDE OF RICHARD BE-
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH MD nDN-
CORD COR RAILROAD SIkEbio'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

WANTED. REGISTERED DRUGGIST.
Give ace. reference, and salary expect
Ell. Address b. +. WEISEL, Norfo!k'
" NH 294t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

WANTED. AT ONCE. REGISTERED
PHARMACIST. Address. with reieI-
ences, a. r. CHALMERS. Smitnhe,d'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
IL OR SALE, A NEW AND MOD e,
~. auyur sToRY DWELLING,
A BARGAIN IN SMALL Pros
~ psRTV -

N PERRY.
s-oo o.., ,,,,i huv Nos. 1896. i305 and lyly
pf.IH STREET. $3.50 VIII take az
three A half square from han,so,, 4
street. which Is now being s.ttt,ss and
paved throughout. All ~ f9ef o.ls,.'AiiN
an occupied. THIS ~ BARRGirI
dollars. why connSue 20 pay rent! A.
dress RANDoLlA, care Dispatch.
nih "a .iuls 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

BY Denoon. Upper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'loneers'
81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

By r. Il. Chatiln e Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
nr,I ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

UENI. ININTE Vt T"'
WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD * ~
rhXES ron THE CURRENT all,
rAR YEAR ARE TO 81 rhiD lis Us
RA A BY THE VENDOR And 4nN
VENICE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

BY r. II. Chanin & CO..
Real Estate AuctiOnecrs.
No. / north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

by J. Thompson Brown & Co.
lii3 Main street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
ANOTHER MAXILLARr PHENOME v on.

When C.. T.. Cline. the business manager OF Kos
ter & Bials had a surgical operation performed on
his iag a few weeks ago II was found that cocaine
would produce absolutely no effect on that member.
Some OF his friends pretended 10 hnd a connection
between the two facts that he was a theatrical
agent and that the powerful drug failed to ahec'
him al the point Of application. Last night. how
ever Mr.. Cline related how the part OF him which
was not susceptible 10 cocaine nevertheless re-
spondcd to electricity.
MIR. Cline Is not electrician. ana 1t Is possible
that anybody VINO IL may fancy he sees flaws In
this account but this il the story Mr.. cine was III
the dynamo-room and the floor was wet lie was
standing on the floor and he inadvertently
put his hand on "A sensitive part OF the dynamo. At
the same time and also inadvertently. he touched
with a finger OF his other hand the part OF his
Jaw which is now made OF silver Instantly there
was an electric discharge from the jaw In the
form OF a stream Of blue fire somewhat less than
a yard long. Then Mr.. Cine jumped up and fe.l
down and broke all sorts Of connections
Perhaps al, this would not have happened just IA
Mr.. Cline says II did II he had been an electrician,
but. az any rate. those physicians who do not wish
10 fall behind the times might better add to their
list OF strange physical conditions. which already
includes writer's cramp. housemad's knee and ten
mis- elbow. this new one OF theatrical agents jaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
tRT SOCIETIES COMBINING.

ORGANIZING \ FEDERATION WHICH l. EAFE' TED
10 pr Much GOOD WORK
fcicc,..s from the different societies which are
t,,.rested I'm the nne arts held meeting Thursday
,,,,, +, one 81 tho rooms % the Fine Arts Build-
,pr IN Firty severth--t Tor the purpose OF organ
tzfrg those .ocieiies into one general federation
having a central board. council. with power 10
lre-t ,hc general inioies; of these SOCIETIES ms
meeting "a, largely the result OF the efforts oi the
Architectural League. George Louis Helms belns
~ rrlme mover ~ IT, Delegates from TIE iolIo"ihS
so.,e,i.s v.r, present. Architectural League. NI-
,.,r,i Academy of Design. Society II American
A,sst, the National Sculpture Society The Society
~ TN. BeauN Ant Architects. tho Municipal Art
soctot, and the Nen-Nork chapter OF the American
Institute Of Architects Some Of tho delegates were
Kenyon con Frederick Diciman. Thomas Hastings
Gcorr. Louis Helms John In Fargo. VIII IL. Low.
G.orrc r. Post and Russell S'urgis. Mr. Di'lman
WAS .ecretarv ana Mr.. Helms presided. In the
constitution which was adopted IT was provided
,ha; the shall three delegates from cach of inc
societies bat Instead Of each delegate having Il
vote each society D. To- have one voi" on All que
lions where the ayes and noes ar" chhei Inc
to ha.e the power OF calling meetings \ i'Huihrr
annual meeting will bc held for the purpose OF
organizing the council - 49, 49,.
short time II Will embrace All similar Fecicties m
teres,ed I'm fine arts. The present council u onN
temporary organization. but II IL expected That a
permancnt Organization VIII he eurct"l N'tnlh 4
nonfh ono object Of an. federation IL to make an
nryauIzci effort to improve the art III pubic mpnu-
n,ents and buildings. and 10 prevent the rcoVa OF
Ion viii particularly Interest Itself in Central Park
and other public pleasure fcsorl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
NIrIL AND IRIl NEWS.

washington. Feb Il fSpcciaD.-It Is said that At
The next session OF Congress an effort viii he made
In IN. interests ~ Admra Walker 20 have him ad-
yanced 10 the grade Of vice admiral the rank which
Admiral Rowan held the time 81 his death. All
abe. and they have been sufficiently distinguished
since tina, period to warrant Congress In bestow.ng
the additional honor upon him. The Admlrals rec
ord while az the head Of the Bureau OF Navigation
IL that OF an officer OF marked executive ability. and
his services as commander n-chicf ~ the Squadron
OF Evolution show his intelligence and zeal n
seagoing officer. While with the squadron the Ad-
miral Is slid 10 have successfully conducted soy
oral important international negotiations with adj
vantage to the country and credit 10 himself
The following naval orders have been issued
Ensign NJ l.. Bristol has been ordered to temporary
duty at the Norfolk Navy Yard Passed Assistant
retired list
Leave OF absence for four months Is granted to
second Lieutenant Charcs Miller llth Infantry.
with permission to 81 abroad Leave granted to
Lieut. enant- colonel Edgar T. kellorg 10th Infantry.
Lieutenant l.. s. Sorley. 10th Infantry. is extended
one month.
Admiral Meade ia waiting for the cruiser Columbia
70 join his squadron at St. Lucia. where the ships
New-Yo before she can be sent south. but she
Il s,ill delayed at Norfolk Admiral Brown. com
handing the Norfolk Navy Yard. te.egraphed II the
Secretary OF the Navy this morning follows:
plot reports Ice aorees heavy between Craney
Island and Hampton Roads 10 make 1t danger
Gus for ship To attempt 10 50 through. II condl-
ton improves. she will sail tomorrow morning."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
posrorFIcE APPROPRIATIONS VOTED.

ATTEMPTS TO CUT DOWN COMPENSATION OF Ihk
RAILROADS DEFEATED.
Washington. Feb. 15.-The last steps were take"
by the Senate to-day in the disposition OF the POST
ONCE Approprat ton bill which has been under con-
alteration every day since Monday. maj eHor'
was made on the part of the Committee on App'o-
priAtions TO reduce the compensation OF the raroau
companies for the of postal cars. In the shape
OF an amendment offered by Mr.. Blackburn uDeni''
XVI to cut down the appropriation OF S'Ao'"V 10
the extent OF 10 per cent. but the Senate decioed
asainst II. 1t had previously rejected similar
proposition which had come over from yesterday
and which applied only to the fast mail service from
Springfield Mass to Atlanta and New-Orieans' linen
al effort was made by Mr. Brice tDem' Oho) 10
have the slssoo which is appropriated FOR the lat
ter service divided with similar fast line from
Ohio TO Florida but this met with no more favor
than the others and was laid on the table. Tnen
the bill was passed ,,,, .uos a,a
The Agricultural Appropriation bill ioliowed ana
tourned al SIS There was considerable discussion
over an amendment reported from the committee
on Appropriations for modification OF the law re-
latinx 10 the Inspection Of cattle and meats FOR ex-
variation and Mr. Plat rep, Conn opposed any
change in the law which looked 10 the Precipitation
Of C;ermany This amendment. and others relating
a. Irrigation plants and seeds, etc, wen; over 70
Re discussed and acted on tomorrow
Mr. Butler Dem, s c. made a speech in adj
vocacy OF the Pooling bill but made no effort TO
nave the bill brought before the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE STEWARDS NEFT

\ special meeting of the stewards OF Inc N'-
tionlI Steeplechasc Association was he'd at the
t;!lsey House yesterday. At which August helinoh'
H. lie Courccy Forbes. =. : Rowland. Frederick
c;ebhard and l. O. Green were present The Com
mittce on Rules reported progress and the result OF
the conference with the committee 81 the National
Hunt club. and asked further time TO complete
their labors
In answer TO several requests a. 20 What "ctoh
the National Stco pie, base Association Intended to
take I'm the matter Of owners ana horses ruled OIL
the following resolution adopted:
That all penalties fines. suspensions or cNpul.ions
upon persons horses inflicted or recognized ny
the Jockey club shall I've recognized by the M
fional Steeplechssc Association.
The following members were elected: =; r o.
lin Bartlett, W. H. Taylor Richard >Morim r',I
Colonel IS r. Thompson and George J. Gould Of
New Jersey; John \. Logan OF ONO Major }; j.
mont: f. W Davis. OF Rhode Island and Frank
w Jones. OF Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
THE TROPHY GOES no BOSTON
rooKER WINS THE RACQUET CHAMPION
SHIP.

ur DEFEATS r. IA MoNTAGNE. Ut. IN THE DE-
ctn,x,; G.ME-A FINE EXHIBITION OF Skill"
The deciding game for the racquet championship
,as r,.ves At the Racquet and Tennis Club court
IN ror,v-,hird- st Yesterday afternoon. ana WIFI
ono game remains 10 be played it VIII nave ~
hearing upon the result for j. s. Tooker IS inc
champion and the pennant goes to Boston,
The friends OF the game in the club are much
exercised over the result and there Is lively as
cussion going on as to what means shall be adopteu
TO bring the championship back to New-f orh' d.
spalding de Garmendia. who won the trophy last
year but declined defend the title TINS year. may
be induced to enter the field again.
The game yesterday between +. La Mon
toqne ir and j. s Tooker and the contest was
not only the best Of the tournament but one OF the
hardest fought and exciting battles ever seen
in this city The visitors gallery wes crowded and
the liveliest interest manifested right through
the game. While Tooker won in four games extra
hands had to be played in three Of them
Among those present were F. Polk l. ration
l.. c. Clark. NJ. La Montague, @. Perkins. W.
ROUGH. j. :. Hoyt. VI. l.. Greer, f. A. Thompson
D. r. Moysn, +. G. Henry. r. II. Williams. J Nc
Ncel @. G. Stow. Dr. Amory Chaplin. Prescott H.
Butler o. W Bird. r. La Montague. L. JACOBS IT,
Lee Knapp II. c. Mortimer. A. Harrison and DR.
H. O. Haven
No time was lost in preliminaries and the two
men started out terrific pace. Tooker took
tho lead and held 1t for instant In the second
hand La Montague went to the front. but IN the
third Tooker had tho best of IT, to T. They tied
at H. and extra set OF three was played. Tooker
winning by II to Is.
The second game furnished another splendid OK
hblon OF racquet playing. an extra set or I'VE be
ing played. La Montague winning by ~ 10 10 Inc
third battle was Just exciting. Tooker going out
in the eleventh hand and winning. Is to Il. Tooker
made short work Of La Montague In the fourth
game winning easily by 10 10 g.
The score follows:
FIRST GAME.
TooLer 2 . III
= La Montague. jr......0 | o o N-l3
Noes by ser,ce-Tooker. $: La Mon'agne, jr. 1 Aces
by placing ,rookcr g. Ia Mon,asn~ r. . Aces oy op
SECOND GAME.
: Ia Monasn. ji..s lis
Aces by service-T,oker $ La Montague. jr. H. Aces
ponent's mlss-Tooker .. la Montague. jr .
THIRD GAME.
J. : TSoEer ............s o o lis
Aces by service la Montague. IT, :, Tooser. 5 Aces
ponent's miss-La Montague. jr .; Tooker, ..
FOURTH GAME
J. TICKER .,:...............'........ 5-i5
Aces by service Tooker. o. la Monagne jr. Aces
by placing -Tooker g. La Morasne IT,. / Aces by op-
miss Tooker. 3. Ia Montague. jr.. /
summary: Total aces--Took~r. co. La Montague. r 80
Aces serviceTooker. 30. Ii Montague -. Aces
by placing Tooker. II. Ia Monfagne IT, II. A'cs by
opponent. mss-Tooker. 10. La Montague jr. : Total
numb.r 81 hand. Tooler IS La Monragne ir. ~ Ref
+. l.. Perkins Msrker-Gc,rge Standing. Time Of
gam~
The game to-day viii b. between T.. La Montague.
jr. and J. :. IIoyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
THE ASSAULT ON GENERAL TARNTM
40 TRACE OF THE MEN WHO ATTACKED HIM ~
MADISON-AvE on TUESDAY NIGHT
roI-<p THE POLICE

40 TRACE OF THE MEN WHO ATTACKED HIM ~
MADIsON-AvE. on TUESDAY NIGHT
FOUND BY THE POLICE.
I'd TO a ate hour last night the pcice had failed
10 get track OF the two men who were concerned I'm
the attack upon Genera james NJ. Varnum In
eraI Varnum who IL member Of Governor Nor
toms staff and paymaster-general OF the National
Cuard OF the State, not dangerously hurt BY
the men He was in Washington yesterday. and at
the Union Club It said last evening that he had
not returned to the city
eral Varnum has stated that he was at the house
OF his cousin at Madison-ave. and Thirtieth-st on
Tuesday night and left there at 1926 o'clock. As
he was waking down the avenue he WAS struck
sqIddeny in the face by OF two men who met
him. and at the same time his overcoat was
urenched open and He hit the man who had
struck him. breaking his umbrella over the man ;
head. His calls for help we're not answered BY any
policeman, but q cabman drove up and warned the
men away.
General varnum's right check was cut severely.
and DIR. Morris Asch. who dressed the wound.
thought General Varnum had been struck with A
M jim% ny. or piece Of eadpipe General Nsrnum
iobbery although the men said as they we're leaving
MIN that they hal mistaken him for another man.
The men were roush-.ooking with beardless faces,
ana they were poorly dressed General Varnum
TO get the name OF the cabman who warned the men
away from him. and the police have not been able
70 ascertain the cabman's name. General Varnum
- man OF athletic build and in the prime Of life.