New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
NETWORK CITY,

Register to-dayl This is the last chance. The
registry places will be open from a. m. to p M.
A Bleecker-st grog-shop displays the sign u Nor
osini punches, n shilling ench'
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Charles Mcnh. Of No pls West twenty vnnih-sst
was Injured srtnnsly Yesterday by falling iiOh the
fourth ptory of NJ. 80 Broadway
h,NGtNu ron iwU MIX 10 rurNb tACii pfiiti
William Madden made u dennsit Ut fboo WIN
Hilary NV Sn ,sns IhS,.eS snl "ifps VI ls n,S "S"
With hare hnnoklpi 90 htid nlpNps, the Nhh' W
COME on within AIN weeks at any laee ~ A'ns,,,a
haning Newiulehns, fuf iiom NJ ,uuo W Hs,huo
aide tho tahl a. lac tu lihihh,
CELEBRATING iHF RiHlH of MFfh0nisM
The old John street Church will hold It's linlh
anniversary to-moiIow ~ oommem9Ialion OF tle
birth of American Methodlsul, Inc keV, nrs, san
il. Day, q, i, Narrower aud G.. @, MeCabe, of this
cityi J.. 4. Townsend, Of lioson bishop Merrl
of Chicago the Rev q. &. Reed Brooklyn, ahd
Others will take part IN the exercises.
IIorOR DEALERS 10 CATECHIsE CANDIDATES.
The I>t Assembly District Liquor Dealers Pro-
tcctye Associalon held q meeting Yesterday a. a.
Broadway. Max ID. stern Thomas keenan, ".
Mccarthy, +. Lusscn and j. ;. brown were ap-
pointed a committee to call on candidates running
for Office the District and obtain II possible their
views upon all subjects relating to the liquor inter
ess, and report at the next meeting OF the associ-
alton, TO be held on Wednesday at p IN.
The Civil Service examination begun on Wednes-
day last at the New-lOrk Academy OF Medicine,
No II West Thlrty-iirst-st. OF applicants 10 MI
vacancies in the medical stan OF the Hudson RIVER
State Asylum the State Idotic Asyl lum and Will
lard's Insane Asylum was concluded yeste rday
The examination covered wide range oi subjects,
and was of such unusual severity that three oil tne
original thirteen candidates dropped out before the
struggle was half over. Those who finished SUB;
mited their papers to the Judges who are expected
to render a decision early next week.
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John Kirkwood. oystcr-opener, OF No. 212
West Tenth-st viii lie looking at O. Denocratlc
parade on West-St. at midnight on Thursday was
jostcd by the crowd against one OF the paraders
The fellow, VINO carried a campaign battle-axe at
tackled EASTWOOD. cutting at hlm yiclously and IN
hectng a severe wound on his head. The police
took charge of the injured man but suffered the
assallant 70 escape. The oyscr-openers wounds
were dressed at st. VIncents Hospital.
UFDwIG HOPES ABDCCTOR SENTENCED.
William c. Williams. charged with abducting He'd
wig Hoppe, a young German Immigrant girl, whom
he engaged from the intelligence office OF Mrs.
Amelia Meyer, ON the preence of ia king her to
family in New Haven, was sentenced yesterday by
Judge Cowing, of the Court of General Sessions, to
five years imprisonment in the state Prison, and to
pay ~ 900 fine in default, to serve one day Tor
each dollar of the fine. Judge Cowng said that the
sentence. although II was the maximum allowed by
law, was inadequate III view OF the magnitude ot
his crime
FINED FOR HAVING 4 FILTHY HOUSE,
In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday. testi-
mony was given IN the case of David ii. King, a
charged with having failed To comply with the pro-
visions OF the sanitary laws, in regard to the house
No. 1Ol Mouroc-st., which was in "A nifty condition.
He was subjected To long cross-examlnatl0n, III
winch he disavowed ownership OF the property.
He said that he sold II to John Thompson, his
nephew. who was associated III business with MN,
and tina; the latter decided 1t to Mrs. Lctltia KING.
wife OF David II. King, jr. lie was fined 500.
MANY ANIMALS PROTECTED or KILLED
Since MAY the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals has arrested 173 persons for
cruelty to their stock and they have been con-
victcd. 057 disabled horses and mules have been
suspended from labor by reason of lameness or
other causes; Gll hores humanely killed, beng
past further use; 10 diseased cows killed; 30
dogs, cats and other domestic animals properly dis
posed on at the request of their owners | horse
rescued from downing; i22 complaints from clt-
zens investigated; 800 mich cows suffering from
overstocl of milk, relieved; LOO calves and sheep
fed and watered; 1lD disabled animals taken to
veterinary hospitals IN the soclety's anbulauccs