New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
One-hundred- fit vel ighth-st., west OF ZENITH
ave-. is being macadamzcd
st. James Methodist Episcopal Church. Harlem,
! is undergoing extensive alterations aud repairs.
! Tn, R.y Dr. F. j. Hoedcmaker, Professor of the
! Free Reformed University of Amsterdam, preached
at the Holland Reformed Church, No. 279 West
| Eleventh-st.. yesterday.
BENJAMIN Hogan, the reformed prize,hRhter, who
was TO lecture last night at the Cooper Institute was
prevented by sickness from keeping his engage
ment.
AN ELEVATED ROAD EMPLoYE ASSAULTED.
| A gang Of ruians carly yesterday morning as
saul;ed Marceus X. Warren, the gate-kceper at
the Onc-hundred- -andtwenty -nnth-st station OF he
| 1hiId Avenue Elevated Railroad. Warren was III
! jured about the face
ANNOYED BY CINDERs.
! The cindcrs and dust that fall from the IhIrd-
ave. elevated road annoy the drivers ana CON
ductoTs of the lace lne there a. much rs on the
Sixth-avc. line: They complain bitterly OF sore
eyes. Almost all the force have taken to wearing
glasses as "A protection.
STABBED BY AN UNKNOWN ITALIAN.
| Luigi NcOia age twenty-fOuT, was stabbed IN
| the back by unknown Italian during quarrel
at No. % Mulberry-st last night. The wounds
were severe, and the injured man was sent 10 81
| Vncents Hospital.
block on THE ELEVATED ROAD.
The breaking o. II coupling link on engine No:
$50 of the New-IOrl Elevated Railroad when near
| Beekman-st. on the downtown track in Ihrd-a
| about o'clock last evening. caused delay 10
travel OF ABOUT twenty minutes. Inc tram l0loW-
|
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY A BREWER
Ferdinand Friday. age twcnty-iOur, German,
| living at No 335 East Fifty-iourl INST, attempted
| suicide at lis home Just before midnight on Satur-
daV. by cutting the arteries of his wrlstS. Inc
weapon used was a razor. FRIDAY ~ brewer ana
became despOnd NJ through failing health anu coll
sequent loss OF work.
| OBLIGATION DAYS IN TIE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
| /, was announced yesterday from the pa pits IL
| all the Roman Catholic churches III TINS city that
Tomorrow VIII be the Feast OF the Assumption, ana
|
Will be held in the different churches OF that de-
| nOmlDatiOn on that day the same as on sundays
| The announcement was also maize that today,
| being the NIgl OF the Assumption Is 1aStlns day
! OF obligation.
SHOT IN STREET BRAWL.
Officer Walsh OF the seventh Precinct brought
| before Justice Morgan yesterday Essex Aarnct
Police Court Thomas Maiden, age thirty two, OF
| No. 126 Cherry-st, TOR leloIlousiy assaultl"g
Thomas Hickey of No. 50 New-Cnambers-St, by
discharguga pistol at hun III strceC brawi on
Saturday night. The bullet took effect III his lmgh.
but did wound INN seriously. Ihc prisoner
was held to aN at the result OF tlckeys lnJulles'
! The latter Is in the Chambers Street hospital.
| BREAKING A MANS ARM WITH CART-RUNG
Oilicer ROurke, of the Wenty-elghth fuIlcc ire
cnct, yesterday brought before Justice bApy' az
| the lorkvItie Police Court, Thomas stack Oh No.
3D. East SIXty-tnird-st., charged WIN ielOnlOusV
| assaulting Charles Clancy, nelgnbOr, with cart
| rung breaking hls arm Clancy appeared III court
! with hls arm III sling. Stack SAID tnaI Clancy ana
| three other men were mak1ng themselves OBNOXIOUS
! to hu IN front OF his shop, when NE OIdcred them
| away, upon HllCN LucS kHOChtu uul uoNh anu
kicked MN. Then they chased hlm into his shop
! where he used the stCh lie claims, III sell de-
| fence. Justice BIAby required hun 10 hnd ball III
| $1,000.
BROOKLYN.
| The body of n dead infant was found yesterday
| i'm a sewer at North seventh ana SlXth-stS.
The police arrested Lawrence Flood age twenty
three, of Fourth-pace and Smlth-s. Yesterday, ior
aiding, on May l., In stealing Doat, "orth @OO'
owneu by James Ennis, OF No. IO2 l"ciIih-st
|
| arrested iii tine lenth Precinct Yesterday tor at
tempting to assault Orutdly Il HNe-)eal-olu eiil dV
| No. OJZ Atlanuc-aVe.
While drunk yesterday morning, John Do0ley
age forty, OF NO. - lmay-st, tell from the thlld
| story window OF the house to the sidewalk lie
| was fortunate enough 10 lalu upon his leeV anu
escaped serious INJURY.
The body of Mrs. Margaret Bradford, age fifty
| four, OF Ihirteenth-st was found III the Gowanus
| Canal yesterday. Early IN the morning splash
was heard Dy some men near the canal and they
saw IA woman struggling IN the water 90 whom lheY
threw board ana bundle OF latns put sac refused
their aid. IL Is supp SEA that MIS- BradIcrd com
mlttcd suicide, had often threatened 10 do so.
In connection with the robbery AT the house OF y.
| b. smith, No 302 LIvingslOn-st, on thursday,
| when goods North 500 were stolen, the police nave
arrested Robert iiOmes, William Nichols ana Ills
worth johnson, all Ot wnOm are leputaDly connected
| youLg men. hey are suspected Ol Uelug concerned
| IN the robbery. and VIII be examined by lOlco
| Justice Walsh To-Day. lner friends were grca ~
surprised their arrest, and counsel has been en-
| gaacd 10 defend thcin
William BTOdCTlCk, a4cSlNtCcn, OF NO. OIO quincy
stwas caught yesterday morning IN the act OI open
ing the money drawer III the grocery at Gates and
| LcwIs-aves to wDIch hr gained access by opening
| the shutters. he man VINO saw HIM called police
! man who arrested BrodericN. OweA King ana Pa
rIck 0ylan of No. M Cat, save, sought 10 rescue
Tie prisoner while lc was pelng taken to the police
| station, and they were also arrested.
William Walker, age twenty-One, of No. 1l9
| Spnngiicd-s Newark, y. j., was found about p.
H. Yesterday lying beside the track Of the BrOOkJn,
Bath ana Concy Island Raj road, IN Locust Grove,
tiltarH al
ing from a tram. lie mad been on an excursion to
| Coney Island. No person saw nm iall
| from the tram. He conveyed TO the depot ot
! the road and an ambudnce-sutgcOn found that he
had received irac ule OF the SAUL ana confused
wound on the ieg; He Was then conveyed to d.
JERSEY CITY.
Martin Murphy, age lorty-lyc, a fireman in the
| employ of the New-lOrk, Lake Ere aud Western
Railroad, was found dead on he track near the
| Bruswick-st. crossing At an early ho;r yesterday
morning 1t Is supposed that he was struck by the
last tram, which Lett the depot at l2:l5. Murphy
| lived IN Port JcrYls.
The Rev Father IIennessy. pastor of ST. Patrick s
| Church warned ms congregation Yesterday again
| against attending picmcs on a holy day ot obiiga-
ton and where beer IS to be passed freely around
| Although II was not specifically mentioned every
| one understood that the Key. DR.. SctOn's picnic
! Tomorrow was meant. ln ~. JOsephS ChuIch
no reference Was made by l)r seton u the similar
| warning which was gwen by Father Hennessy on
| last SUNDAY. The bitter dispute between the two
| clcrgyncn last year had the effect Of making the
| picnic one OF the largest ever helu i'll Inc Guy
| STATEN ISLAND.
| STAPLETON.-On the lawn in front of the old
Seamons Retreat is signboard bearing the follow
ing " Closeu-NO more sailors admitted Inc
house vacated two weeks ago by Dr. {. Henry
King the chief phy sclan OF the lnstitu ION,
! has a sign To Lei - upon It, The little guard
house at the gate, where old Uncle sammy" the
colored one-lcggcd sailor, lived and slept Tor fifty
years, is locked up, and the hospital buildings are
guarded by two watchmen.
LONG ISLAND.
I.NArcA-It has been discovered that John