New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-26
NETWORK CITY.

Three veterans Of the War of 1912 live IN Har-
lem.
Tigers claws mounted prettily are handsome
cloak-clnsps.
There il q good field for temperance Work I'D tho
annexed wards.
Building operations are much hndered Dy inc SUI
den coming OF winter.
Iron gratings have been placed around some of the
finest trees III the city parks.
Leopard skins made into mufis and Hat collars are
the newest furs for young ladies'.
The show-shovel brigade was out yeste rday
morning for the first time this season.
The name apartment house" reconeles many
gentee poor people to living in tencment-houses.
police officer stumbled opposite the Astor House,
yesterday, and half of q roast turkey rolled out OF
his hat.
Washington Market was unusually quiet yester-
day. One solitary Waterman patrolled the whole
inclOsure.
New fur-ncd garments are now made of satin dc
Lyon, winch never RIBS glossy. as the most expen-
slve silks are apt to DO.
Clothing dealers in the Bowery yesterday were not
too PurItanica in their ideas OF Thanksgiving day
to keep Their shops open.
M A. b." sends 50 for the widow of John ilarri-
gan who was buried in the grave be was digging at
Calvary Cemetery Monday.
Many people gathered yesterday OF q respectful
distance around the standing walls OF the recently
burned building III Hc8ter-st.
George Herman age eighteen, OF No. 151 R!ving-
tOn-st. was found in front OF No. 80 Rlvington-
ST. yesterday suffering from paralysis
Policemen who chased riotiHg and irreyerent
small boys yesterday judged by their fieetness that
the boys had eaten wild turkey TOR dinner
The horses attached to tine broadway stages
seemed to have had too much ot THANKSGIVING
dinner yesterday many OF them could not keep their
feet
AFALL THROUGH 4 HATCHwAY.
Albert Butler, age thirty, OF No. l2S Broadway
Brooklyn. fell through hafchway III a brewery at
Flftv.ffth-st. and tirst-ave. Yesterday and was
badly Injured. The police took him to ST. Luke's
Hospital
PLEASURE SERIOUSLY INTERFERED WIFE
In a procession If the square Back Guard" az
Cherry and JacksOn-ss. Yesterday at noon, Patrick
Lynch age nine. of No. 7G Mulberry-st was run
over by a carriage His left leg vas broken
A THEFT OF COPPER.
Henry Thompson, OF No. 80 East One-hundred-
and-eleventh-st., Alexander Murray, Of No: 24j
East One-hundred- and eleye nth-st and James
DGaney OF No. @ ta5t for
terdav in the Harlem Police Court on charge Of
having stolen 500 IN copper from t h e9SthonSe
and-iOurteenth-st., and kIrst-ave.
BROOKLYN.
The street-car tracks literally sailed yes
terday.
Sam Sing Singis the musical name of Chinese
lauudrymau III Atlantlc-ave.
Sneak thieves stole clothing worth $50 from the
house of Mrs. Rose Gabey, No. NOodhull-st., yes
terday morning.
George d. hultz living at No. 10 Hammond ST.,
reported the police yesterday the theft OF money,
clothing aud siycrware worth $50 from his house.
Despite the snow many ponds were crowded with
skaters yesterday, but there no skating on the
lakes in Prospect Park The ice is not strong
enough yet to bear the large crowd that will visit
ii on the opening day.
Valentine Kelly, age fifty, with no home. WIS
found yesterday morning lying on the sidewalk at
H0yt-st and Atlantic-ave suffering from exposure
TO the cold and compression OF the brain from fall
He taken to the Long Island College Hospital,
where he died in few hours.
James Ftchler, age twenty, of No. % Scholes-st
was locked up IN the Sixth Precinct Station last
evening for assault his older brother. john at
their house John was living on a sofa when James
assaulted him account of old grudge, and stuck
five severe blows with "a walking-stck on his head
Their father then prevented further violence. The
injured man found by physician to be suffer-
in from compression of the BRAIN
JERSEY CITY.
Martha Seabach, of Jersey-ave. and First-st. ac-
cidentally set fire 10 her clothing yesterday, while
standing near a hot stove and was fatally burncd