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Patterson yesterday Mt Essey Market charged with
assauting William II. Morrow, age eighteen. OF No
23S Henry-st.. on Tuesday night ConnOrs strnck
him in the face, 0Brien felled him TO the ground
with bar of iron, and Cody and Downey kicked
him. Connors then snatched q pitcher from boy
and broke il on MOrrow's head. Three of the prls-
oners were identified by Morrow, but Downey was
discharged.
THE CONGRESS CLUB.
The Congress Club met last evening In the Sixth
Judicial District Court House Ii Is the purpose OF
the club to form an organization modelled on the
Senate and House Of Representatives for discussing
questions of political Importance III imitation OF the
local Parliaments in England. About seventy
applications Tor membership have been received
Speaker Carlisle has presented the club with digest
OF the rules of the House of Representatives, and
letters have been received from VIM. NJ. Evarts
and Others commencing the object. The present
officers are: NJ b. Goodkind, speaker; G. ID. Miller.
clerk and w. II. Goldsbury, treasurer.
WILLING TO LEAVE 4 WIFE TO ENTER AN ASYLUM.
Some time ago Catherine Heinemann caused the
arrest of her husband Frederick, who married her
eighteen years ago, aud he was put under bonds TO
keep the He then T oa south 1es TGyy
she opened the door he drew revolver. She seized
it, aud struggle ensued aud the revolver fell to the
floor. His wife managed TO get Henemann out
doors lie denied in the Harlem Court having
drawn the weapon He was fined $40 for carrying
il without permit. and was held IN $1,000 bonds.
Then he told Justice Welde that something was
wrong with his brain, and that he would like TO 20
10 all asylum. His wish was not granted.
NEw-YoRK HOSPITAL REPORT.
The Society OF the New-lork Hospital Win
which is connected he Bloomingdae Asylum for
the Insane and the House of Relief in Chambers
st. has published its annual report, showing an
increase in the debt of SOL, 40 49, the total debt
now being $62l. 9O2 90. The number of patients
treated IN the New York Hospital was 3, 1884, III the
Chambers street House of Relief 2,368, and at
BlOomingdale 3Gl. The great majority of the pa
tients arc not only incapable OF paying anything
but when cured IN need of assistance. The
means at the disposal of the governors is being rap
idly applied TO the carrying out OF the benevolent
and educational objects OF the society, but arc not
sufficient for requirements constantly expanding.
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BROOKLYN.

4 suit for an absolute divorce has been begun by
Mrs. Hannah AhlquiSt against Carl u. Ahlqulst
In the suit OF Jane Reynolds TO secure $1,000 for
being bitten 10y COG owned by Thomas Nolan, the
jury awarded pl 100.
The Excise Commissioners revoked yesterday the
liquor licenses OF three places, one OF Which was the
Palace Shades" IN Fult 1n-st.. opposite the CITY
Hail, kept by Thomas II. Glass.
Thirty boys employed in the glass works 1t No.
50 COmmercia-st. struck on Thursday for an IN
crease OF - cents a week in their pay, which Is now
boys from working, and the police had to DO sent
for.
The ninth annual session Of the Atlantic COnfor-
ence OF the German Evangelical Association began
yesterday the Harrison Avenue Church. About
thirty churches were represented. bishop j. j..
fischer presided, and the Rev. B.sH. Ouelich was
secretary.
George Price. age twenty eight, Of No % Smith
St. arrested yesterday for selling pools at Pearl
and Wiliuugiby-stS A policeman in civilians
clothes bet - on two horses III the Memphis races
in the place, and then arrested Price. An AFFIDAVIT
setting forth the facts WAS made by the policeman.
The place had just been opened, and Detective
Chambers discovered II.
The publication OF the fact that Joseph McCoT-
mick had attempted to commit suicide IN littSOurg'
led "a Mrs. Mccormick whose husband of that name
has been missing from home for some time. to apply
TO the police 70 learn whether her husband was IA
PtfsbnrQ Her husband went from home TO seek
work IN Ncw-Haven. but left that city after week
for some other place, and she had not heard from
him since
In the trial of The suit for an absolute divorce
brought by Andrew Zulch against Mrs. Elizabeth
Zuich. yesterday in the Supreme Court, sOu Of
the defendant used violent language toward one Of
the witnesses and GENT to Jall for contempt OF
court,
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suNpRY NEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

MONTCLAIR.-The Fire Department took posses
hon Of its new headquarters on Thursday night.
ORANGR.-The man who committed enicide by
Jumping from HObOken ferry-bOat, on Thursday,
was Michael Curley, who has a sister employed as
a servant IN an Orange family. lie was out OF
work Martin Burns the proprietor OF n hat
shop in DOwd-st., became insane on Thursday and
escaped from the honse at midnight and has not
been found. Arrangements had been made TO re-
move him to the insane asylum at Newark. yester-
day.
BLoONuFID.-The Athletic Club will play base
ball during the coming season. The membership 10
composed of the best players Of the Bloomfield and
NatseSsng clubs OF last year
BsGLEvILLr.--Jenny Sturgis, a voung girl visited
MOuustOWn on Wednesday, and took the noon tram
10 return home. Yesterday her parents informed
the police OF her disappearance.
rIIZABETH.-The pastors have extended an IN
yitation TO Mabee and English TO visit Elizabeth,
promising to assume the expenses.
PIAivrIrLD.-An exhibition of Mrs. Jarleys Wax
Works was gwen last evening by the young people
of the Crescent Avenue Church.
RED BANK--Mrs. Charles Stilwell has obtained a
divorce from her husband on the ground OF deser-
ton. Chancellor ltunyOn granted her four dollars
week alunony.
OcEANvIlGR.-Postmaste Vincent Brown, who
shot himself IN tie mouth last saturday, died yes
terday.
A>grRY PArK.--Nrs Cathariue O. Paddock, of
New York, recently visited her summer cottage III
SeyentL-aye. aud found that il had been stripped
articles of furniture The goods were cartcd off ~
thedaytmc. but theneigh5ors supposed the thieves
were authorized TO remove them.
NrW BEUSeWICE.-Ihe body Of john Carlan, an
invalid who has been missing for month, was
found M the woods near Deans's Station yesterday.
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have scientific educational department and our OF
fetal organ published by the Union The head OF cson ae
partments peculiarly adapted 70 lite wants Inc ooeiey
Is the OuerOwth OF the Ohio crusade OF 1878 ~ en-
braces all the religious denominations. There is no sec
Professionalism Romanism and Judaism In bono
OF brOtheiy love The coored people OF tn 1s
South are solid for prohibition, and wherever
prohibition has been sdOpotod in the Southern states
has been mainly by their votes. The ballot IN me
hands Of woman means the deathkneU or the
hquor traffic and the liquor dealers recognize IT.
The first Grand District OF the Independent Order OF
Good Templars held a convention in the hall at Elgh
teenth-st and Eighhave. Twenty-Five lodges were rep
resented there being delegates present from NewfoTk
Queens Kings Suffolk and Richmond counties Resolu-
lions demanding prohibition any condemDing and law
granting licenses at any fee, high or low.
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ALONG ma sOUVO.

BriuGrrOsr.-Ihe police thank that Annie
Ioprs, who disappeared on April l6. s connected
with the Dlympian Club skIbuR rink az the Amer
lean Institute building Ncv-iork ..... The SEIZED
uIc hlcd by 4. =. INnch & Co. shows liabilities Of
$3.50; asset, 43,E19
Wt-rroBI-To build the SanVatuck carriage
bridge hitceu ycars ago cost the town S21 600. he
pair- and las suits since have swCiled the amount
b. $50 900. town meeting will hc held this after
noon 10 vot" 90 build an IRON bridge.
SOttH so WAIK.-At the Odd Fellows anniycr-
sary last uIput Address wen, made hy the Rev As.
Ugiuhgrt, al No4wa'G, and lir J.. ". MaXoy, Of
Bridgeport.
GRrrNwt,u-I.Iacl pccks fuucra. az the Second
Congregational thuicn on Thursday was largely
attended.
WnTON.- Mr.. Clui-l Raymond was l02 years
Old Yesterday. She is tHc oldc.t woman m Connect
lout. danghttraer -. "a grandson 90. great
grandson -. rre-i grt at-gfluG,on and daUghi ~
age aud g. years I,succtlVciy spent The day with
Der.
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PRIZE ESSAYS BY MILITARY MEN.

Generals Sherman, Franklin, and Tower, who
appointed judge, by The Military Service nstitu-
ton determine between number Of prize essays upon
the subject OF The Military Necessities OF the United
States, and the Best Provisions Tor meeting Them"
awarded Hrst place 10 d" ispus," Lieutenant Wagner,
9th Infantry. Professor OF Military Science
the school at Ga uosye, Florida FIRST honorable men
ton awarded to Captain Michacs Of the nance,
ana second honorable mention 10 Major King OF the
engineers The subject selected by tue Council for this
years contests he Necessity or Closer Ir.aons
tween he Army and the People and the Beet Method for
Accomplishing the Result" The Committee Of Judges
VIII cOuss of secretary OF War LucOln Colonel Otis or
the infantry school Practice at Fort LcycnwOrh and
Quart eTul4sLer General IOiaDird.
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Jersey CITY.

Tho Board of Public Works. composed OF fonr
Republicans and two Democrats, organized yester-
dav and elected Mr.. Sembeck, Democrat, president.
Chief Engineer w. w Z. Sites, Democrat, was
removed. and w. w. Ruggles Republican. elected
The Police Commissioners also organized, Com
missioner Otto Meyer being elected president
windass IN the abattor foot of SiXth-st. slipped
Yesterday and seriously injured John Mccain
rev a butcher. of No. 100 Thlrd-st.
The body Of James Jacobs, age fourteen, who was
drowned at the foot of MOrgan-st IN October, was
found sunk in the mud yesterday.
The body of German was found yesterday in the
North River near the Central Railroad depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
LONG ISLAND.

Lose 1~tAND CIty.-Thcresa Brsudonstou, the
German girl who wa indicted for the murder of
her infant al GCodhayru, in February, VIII be
placed 90 tnal ou Monday. The celebrated lIius-
dale divorce tuai viii begin on Tuesday and will
probably last all luc week.
The crews OF Che several Life saving stations on
the coast viii Dee relieved from duty on Thursday.
BaiNrwOoD.-Ihc fire. that have been burning
in the scrub cake aud pine, lu suffolk County suce
Tuc.dly have been pIt out. The loss small
&c httlr standing timber va, DESTROYED.
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STATEN ISLAND.

Pom RICHMOND. -lhe woman who gave her
namc as Hannah ponohue who was arrested on
Thursday having cluthiuy and icwelry stolen from
the house OF Lawyer Percy &. Ilmau,at ilumcnOt,
was errliCued Yesterday before Justice Johnson
and cDInmii ted for tri9i.
Nisr BuGHTuN. Application has been made TO
judge Pratt 10 admit tO tai Badger LauctOn,
who j. in idh awaiting ~ trial on charge ct
highway robbery. lHugtou was sent 90 sing sing
foi fifteen years but the conviction was set aside.
TOIrrNNuL}-Albcrti l.. liaight. % the New
York Yacht cub rs having ccutre-b0ard slO0p
yacht bu.it az bImcL's yard.
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now THEY TREAT MINISTER'S IN MAINE.
From me Le,ots'on Journal

On "Wednesday OF last week Mr.. Granville
Hubbard accompanied 10y ABOUT dozen other generous
hearted men IT Fdyettc came 10 the parsonage
ana aw and sawed about cords OF hard
wood which they others, had previously cut hauled
ana given thc minister; and the saturday following i-
teen others SPIT ad puI Large part Of II under cover.
Tn, hId time IN three years That Mr. DW son
been pastor tie CnIrc That they have done the same.
During th, time be hos Kept 40 coo. mas
use bcsdcs hogshe2Gs Oi mix that have been given him
by tins Kind and generous people.
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HOM r NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House Senator John p. Jones, OF
Nevada Startepd Honse-speaker TITUS sbeard OF
Little Falls N Y, and Rear Admiral O. 3 Boggs Uhi'eI
States Navy. Hotel BrUnSiock-Danel DOugnerty, OF
Philadelphia .....E run Avenue Hoei-Judge Rufus +.
spalding OF Cleveland ErereH HOUse-Professor j.
Henry Thsyer, OF Cambridge. Mass, and Professor
George f. Day. OF Newiaven Bestn,1stsr Hof e.
torid H0iel-Enest 3. nman, o. Liverpool. Grand
HOteL-Professor NJ. b. Riddle of Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
NEWARK

The dry-goods firm of McKirgan Bros, & Luke,
No. 7J5 Broad-st., made n voluntary assignment
Yesterday the assignee being Judge Frank Fort
Alderman William H. McKrgan. the senior mem
Der OF the firm died last week, and tins fact led TO
SHOWS stock valued at $G7, 900. and the liabilities
sos, 900. The principal creditors are ii. g. Clain
d Co. f. S. jafray & Co, Disney & Thompson,
Lee Twoeedy & Co., Sharplas Il Sons AitkIn
Inv & % md Wnri hinrtnn Smith & Co.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Niagara Reservation Commissioners, No. 214 Broad
way IL m.
Sailing OF Adena Patti for Europe in steamship
Oregon
Marie Garrison case before Referee Dwight 7:45 p m
hvlo J. Johnson's funeral, No East Sixtyiourtnst'
1890 a. m.
Executive Committee OF National Oarsmen's Associa-
ton, Gilsey House, evening.
Alderman ehess case before Justice German, 2p. N.
Subcommittee OF Republican Conference Committee,
2p
Cocks Read case. No. CT Wal-st
Mayor EdsOns cabinst, City Hall, p m.
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WEHronFsrrR cnI-NIY-

GIrVw1op.-Th rebuilding Of the old pickle
house between tins place and Hastlngs-On-iEe-
Hudson Is being prosecuted with vigor. Charles
Hartman. the owner. intends 20 convert n t. a
manufactorl of cream az tartar or a new fertiliug
compound for lawns II rs nearly mllc from 81.
nldcu's residence at Ores stone.
NrrIIANCk's PoIN1.-Dcputy sheriff Mahie is
inquiung INTO che cause of the al -astcT 10 the fish
ing party ia which i've lives were lost Oh Monday
night
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1EYfLEHAcE wouEN n coAFLRhNcE
VIII wourV Will sec Mrrisu wnrN THEY HAyI
riiE RAIIoT.

VIII wonrN Will Atc Mpitsu wHTN THEY NAVE
fuE BALLOT.
The WOman's Christian Temperance Union
Of lhc -tstc OF As"lor bsd conference y,.crdy ~
tie chapel OF thr Broadway IheuJcl. IL the morning
Mss Juila touu4n delivered addfcs. Nha b. tr.u-
perance tducatou" Mr.. e. A. McClesS described t.e
work 81 Mrs. ACles Weston, Of Iugiud. among
tne soldiers and sailors ~ tI.u eOuufry.
Mr.. Helen B0own ara D. ~. btrOnie and dT-. Hammer
esudeuued drinking tHC usr az Quur either n
cooking "a fariIeue IL tue afternoon thu Rev.
GeOfge Re I'd hp0se upon constitutional prohibition
Hiss T. ". Drceno ODD followed with address
"TempcTince Text b. 1ks in schools aud Colleges" A.
NJ. Powell spoke upon Con and the liquor Traffic"
in thc evening Miss Frances a.. willard addressed
l4fgs aIdlerce. She said iG part
Ine woman Christian Temperance Union represents
lOOOOO women devoted "a toe cause. vita 800 local aux
iiary There thirty departments Of
work, presided over by thrty competent persons We
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NuLPpLNH NEHS

PORT OF NEW-Y o!ta ........FRGDAY, APRIL -. 1884
ARHlV.-I
Steamer City Of Chicago Gr Latch Liverpool Aurl
via Queenstown VITA mde and passengers 10 Imam
IS 30.
steamer Elder GER wnlegerod Bremen Ags4l 10. via
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

Two GmDY CREATURE5.-A woman aged
seventy seV-u years sued aged seventeen nine,
Ia Boa.t Ne for breach oi promise. IL pretty rough
when n Is lt at tha age Of Hcvcnv-scycn. Her
chances OF oJIiHll< sutnd ~tcr that are very slim
indeed. But tho said 10 discovered that their
teucIs iucom stt lc, and b,m d II hr vas Going
To have the mty years OF ms NE cSuded by an unhappy
mariage!-t NOrristOwu Herald.
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