New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-06
NETWORK CITY.

The work Of grading Ihird-ayc. above Harlem
Bridge has been completed.
The superintendent OF the Castle Garden Labor
Exchange reports that, during the past MONTH
3. 792 persons were provided with employment
TRAMPs IL HARLEM
Tramps abound in Harlem Ono entered the base
ment Of u house on Secoud-aye. lew days ago,
where a woman was sitting aud. calling attention
to his torn coat-sleeve threatened 70 take her NE
If she did not sew II up IL her fright she compiled
and then tine man departed
ATTACKED BY AN UNKNOWN MAN.
Michael Hayes, OF No. 40 West Iwenty-sIXth-stp
had an alteration with an unknown man early
ana the stranger struck INN with brick, causing
severe scalp wound. HAYES went to the 81. Vim
cents Hospital The stranger escaped
STABBED THREE TINES.
Martin Hartman, an empoye In Sluller's Brewery,
in East FoTty,seyenth-st., on tritay r Tag1
yCs& and % dFrs T Bauer t%o
young men living near the brewery. during
the quarrel Hartman was stabbed IN three parts OF
dangerous HIS assailants were held for examlna-
tion in the Yorkvlle Police Court yesterday In de-
fault of SIS, 600 bail each.
-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS MssPENT.
William Cole. age fifteen, the adopted son from
infancy of John J. Schaefer. of 40. So Nlnth-st.,
was taken before Justice Wandoll at t1e Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday by Officer Cole
charged with emGeZzlement and forgery. william
had been intrustcd with money to pay Laundry
bill and appropriated the money and signeI me
said that lie had spent over $4,000 on the boys
education, Justice Waudell sent tho boy to the
House of Refuge.
The grass and foliage In Prospect Park arc begin
ming to show the approach OF autumn.
Iron gates arc being placed at both ends OF ne
NintL-st bridge over the GOwanuS Canal. lhey
are five feet high and extend across the street. 50
that no accident happen while tho bridge Is
turned to let vessels pass.
William Barry, of No. 101 Trcmont-st., was ar
rested for attempting to Kill his wife at late hour
! turdo mi pnt
TO buy liquor, and he therefore knocked her down
and jumped upon her ribs, crushing several OF the
The funeral of DR.. Thomas Manson, who, while
| suffering from temporary insanity. committed
suicide by banging in Prospect Park. on saturday,
will take place this afternoon at his late residence,
| No 551 Gates-ave. The inquest Will be held by
! Coroner Nolan to-day.
The funeral of the late Dr. j. Sullivan Thorne was
| attended by large number of his friends aud by
representatives. of medical societies to which he De
lonaed yesterday at $3.50 p ~, in Grace Church on
the Heights. The Episcopal burial service was read
! The ncImcnt WAS III Greenwood.
The police were Instructed yesterday TO cause the
| arrest of James O'Nell, who was recently ~ me
employ OF Arthur IIcaney, a pawnbrokor, OF 40.
! 214 Atlantlc-avc. ONeil Is accused of stealing
1900 from ms employer. lie !, described as thirty
tnrce years of age, GbJut feet inches IN height
with dark lair ard skin brown mustache, ana IL
| disslpateI appearance.
JERSEY CITY,
john Henry Hazard vas committed to the Hudson
County Jail Saturday night by justice henderson,
on ciargro i paying LVi HIS oo"uu VII" i0iN'>'
| check iOr 200.
Mrs Mary Jackson. acc forty-fve of No. 20l
FouTieeuth-s., was severely burned yesterday noon
| by the explosion OF of kerosene OIL while
! pouring oil Oh fire She was removed To 81. iran
els Hospital, where she died in great agony,
LONG ISLAND
Long ISLAND CuY.-The heirs Of Sarah Emily
Firth have gwen notice tn the Queens County
Board of Supervisors that they clam 80, IL 2S on
account of money lost in Investments by Queens
County treasurers
Misunderstanding to the latest report OF the
Local Visiting Committee, pauncri>m has decreased
IN Queens County. but when the matter Is looked
INTO il is found TO he simply a change from IN,
moor house 10 the jail. Instead OF being committe
a. the poor house rampS are now sent 10 the JAIL
ana their support costs - % week more
| ORIENT.--A lad named Tones living with hi
parents ut the Sewa ard House. Orient, met with al
| accident resulting IN death on FRIDAY. lie was IN
carriage with several women Oh trip To the POlnf
and alighted to get switch 10 punish dog belong
| ing TO one of the party When he attempted to &c
in agan the hOrs, started, and he became entHnge'
, | in the spokes of tho wheel. wrencbng one of hi
, knees from the socket, causing "A fiucture of TN
bone below the knee. and maugting the flesh IN
, | shocking manner. The doctors decided that am2n
tation was necessary. but the boy died from tn
shock at O'clock on saturday morning