New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

John Cross, young man who lives at M
so Ganseyoorst, and is employed as night watcha.,
at the brewery in FOurteenth-st between Ninth .ns
Tenthayes assaulted in front of the brewery eary
yesterday morning by two unknown men, and stabbed
slightly in the left and shoulder He went 10 th
Twentieth Street Police Station and to the New
York Hospital to have his wounds dressed The police
were unable to discover the who wounded him. II
was believed that they had attacked him with design
of rObbng the brewery aferward but that they were
frightened by the stubborn resistance OF the Waterman
In drunken family quarrel early yesterday morning
In the tenemeDthouse at No. S51 Fiistaye, Mira
Margaret Farrell was beaten about the head and body
by her husband Edward until she helpless. Hef
injuries serious. The police sent her to ST.
Luke's Hospital. Her husband ran away.
Some Germans living the East Side OF the city held
picnic at Eightethst and Avenue on Saturday night
When the picnic breaking mp, at early hour yes
terdaY morning. Charles T. spegl age thiryye, OF No
1,2i2 Second-ave was struck the head with beer
glass by Adoph Kuhn butcher, who lives in Forty.
hfth-st, between First and Second-ages spegs head
cut badly by the blow. His friends took him the
Presbyterian Hospital and informed the police Kuhn
could not be found
A cOored man, about twentytiree years old, went to
sleep Third Avenue Elevated Railroad train at q.
yesterday and rode to the end OF the road, ono
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, where waA awakened BY
brakeman He said that he had intended 10 leave
the train at SevenysXths and he asked leave TO ride
down to that point again without extra charge as no
had no money to pay his fare The conductor and the
Tree, and THAI he must either pay bis rare or walk The
colOred man then became abusive, and put on the
platform and hustled down the stairs 10 the street. lie
picked up two three cObbestOnes returned to tho
platform and hurled the stones at the gatcnan. The
gaeman escaped unhurt, put of the stones struck
James Everett age seventeen. OF Morrisana who was
employed sweep out the at that end OF the rail-
road. IL struck him on the left side OF the face and
broke his cheekbOne The injured boy fell insensDle
the platform OF the station and the cOOred
the Harlem River shore. Young Everett taken to
the Ninety ninth street Hospital where his injury was
considered serious. Search for the cClored be-
ing made by the police yesterday.
In quarrel in the liquor store OF Francis Dressler at
No 135 Essexst, yesterday, the proprietor attacked
Charles Hartwck, Nineteen OF No. 5O7 sixth-s.,
and stabbed him slightly in the left side The young
the Eldridse street Police station and had
mis- wound dressed. He afterward went DRESSER
left his shop and the police unable to find him yes
terday.
Charles McGrath, age twenty seven OF No. 1913 West
HOuston-st, to the Office OF Deputy Coroner D0nn
yesterday suffering from stab wound In the left
side He refused tell how he had received the injury.
Dr. DOnn took him 10 the Prince Street Police Station
and dressed the wound there McGratn refused To tell
the police who had stabbed hia. He allowed ~ 30
home, as he refused to go ~ a hospital