The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07

IAs 6re IN me sie Of ~ hs~se Sc DSans strsst
caused BY rome Gre erackGs being thrown The ross
II extinsulsbed By the pdioe before any material
darsge done. @E
At two O'Clock on Sundays Are discovered In the
upper story Of the house No. II Mott street. occupied by
Dir Palmer a. bakery BY the prompt arrival Of Hose
company No So the fire confined 60 the upper story
Damage about 5000 Insured st the United stases,
and the Grocers' Fire insurance Offices
The alarm Of Are sSout OK O'Clock Monday morning
was occast ned by the burning Of carpents shop bo
longing TO T. O. d. Kilpstrck situstsd in Thirty fth
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues Tbs build
Ing together with It's coptents was totally destroyed
Damage about $500; no insurance The public school
adjoining was damaged BY the burning OF the fence and
window bBnds to the amount OF $l00. vi
AT 6o'ciock p. NJ. on Monday. fire was discovered
In the housc No % Leonsrd st~t IL ocossoned BY
furnace setting IRE 70 the mantle pieoe and wa exn
gusbed By the police without any further damage.
AteK O'Clock. p. M, on Monday night Gre broke
out In the third story Of tho building No 1877 william
street occupied by y o. Banc cigar importer D. Cas-
ira and Mr. Counover. Tho flames exiting uished
not however before the roof damaged TO great
tent The Gre H. supposed to have originated from
fireworks falling down the scuttls which open at the
time.
On Monday night Gre broke out In the building oor-
OF Thirty fourth street and Ninth II aas
extingushed With few pals Of water before any damage
was done.
At 10 O'Clock on Monday morning Are was discovered
issuing from the No 81 occupied by
G. Fraser TWAS quickly extinguished By the police
The stable cerner Of Pitt and Brooms stree occupied
afternoon
At O'Clock on Monday night. q FIRE occurred In the
third stoy OF the house No 2s Division street occupied
by Dennis Duncan. 1t exttngulshed BY ths police
with txifing damage.
fire occurred Monday Afternoon at 4 o'clock In
the building No 176 Iaurens street occupied BY man
named John GifDey Nothing OF consequence burned
The FIRE originated from the careessness Of Mrs Gney
who was intoxicated at the time
The upper part of the house No 24 Centre street took
fire on Monday afternoon. at SH O'Clock II was sed
by some fireworks. 1t extiDgulshed with triaing
damage.
At 1917 O'Clock on Monday afternoon, wooden house
IN the Of two dwelling houses in street.
Eighth took fire. and had II not been for ths
excrions Of tho Firc Department who saved tho dwelling
houses there would have teen largo ere The woooen
house was destroyed Loss trifing.
On Monday, fire was discovered in the house No 81
Forsyth street. which caused by fireworks 1t was
extinguished with the loss Of about 81 900.
At past three O'Clock on Monday afternoon fire
broke out In the Of the house in forcth street.
near Ninth avenue occupied by Charles Gates The fro
succeeded in extinguishing the flames before any
damage Of consequence was done.
On Monday afternoon broke out In the rear part
Of the building 1850 Greene street The lower part Of
the building was occupied by Charles Waller, q ba
kerry and the upper part BY some families The remeu
the attic and roof Of the building destroyed The
flames extended the roofs of the buildings No 161
oupied BY Mr. McClesnd and family ard No les %.
buildings damaged By water. The FIRE Is supposed to
have been caused by fireworks thrown the roof
$500.
ACCIDENTS.
Francis Hanirety aged II years two fingers blown Of
the left hand
Ogden Cummings aged IS years, thumb blown on
Philip Lamar, I6 years left hand and fingers badly
lacersted thumb blown oil.
Robert A. Hudson 10 years left hand severely shater
cd, thumb and two fingers badly laccrated
Edward Lloyd q years left hand and fingers very bad
ly injured.
Michael McCany, 1G years, accidentally ahot by
drunken German in Spruce street The ball from the
pistol entered the right eide and passed into the lung
The ball extracted BY Dr. Suckey The boy is not
expected to recover.
Matthew Elliott, SO year, set upon by lot Of
rowdes and beaten severely and when brought to the
hospital Dr. suchcy discovered tina. bis right leg
broken
Thomas Carroll, boy yearsos age was struck the
rescued from drowning and brought 10 the hospital
Likely TO recover,
Thomas Hays aged 10 years LOT. hand badly shattered
fingers acersted Wounds drsssed and he conveyed to
his residence, No 46 Oak etreet, by officer Nc Manus
James Lynch was badly injured on the head; two se
we're scalp wounds &C. also two cuts In the thigh The
injuries were received at riot in Roosevelt street
Patrick Lavery aged p years residing at $50 Twenty
ninth street and working in gas factory. danger
ously stabbed in the abdomen during rotous disturb
at No. SO Roosevelt street The injured say he
wae stabbed by man named Con Hogan. who escaped
before the police arrived In this matter learned
further particulars at the Fourth ward police station II
appears that general fight ensued at the above named
premises in Roosevelt street originating about the con.
tempiaed wedding Of one OF tho parties The Fourth
ward police hurried to the Of trouble and took into
custody Of the participants who conducted
the station housetber Martin Hogan brother
of Con Hogan who has not yet been arresed Patrick
Burke John Mulcahey Morris Gleason and James Lynch
Con- Hogan who said to he the man that stabbed La
very was seen to have sheath knife in his hand A
young man named Murphy in order to prevent further
stabbng seizsd hold OF the knife and after desperate
struggle succeeded in vreuchng il from his grasp but in
doing received cut on the hand The knife is
in the possession Of Assistant Captain Wistons OF
the Fourth ward police Hogan Escaped but the police
are after him. and viii, no doubt, secure his arrest
On Sunday evening, three Gerusns, named Jacob
Schneider John G. kichwsy and Henry weyeOld were
mature explosion Of gunpowder 1t appears they
engaged in basement at No 252 Eight avenue loading
nateIey discharged which guited lot Of loose gur-
| powder which lay on table near 20 them The expo.
sion shattered the door and window and the
three Germans nsensibe The alarm ocoaponcd by the
smoke caused cry Of fire. and several engine companies
we're soon on the spot Ihenured men taken from
the room terribly burned and bsckencd BY the powder
They are not so much injured lie supposed but that
| they will recover.
In the case Of Timothy o'Laqghlin. Of No 6s James
ing musset at the shove named premises sunday
afternoon the Coroner's fury acquitted 0Lsugble by
lea 10 bis death by the accidental discharge OF
mufkct in the hands Of Timothy 0Lsughlin The jury
further excnerates O,Laughin from all blame" The
death vas very terrible one IT seems that the iron
rsmrod In tbe musket and the discharge drove 1t
through the bead Of the deceased passing In at the
head and out st the back passing out eight
inches and then remained In the brain. This deceased
al first not losing his laid bold Of the rod and
with the aid OF another succeeded drawing the rod
from The wound after the deceaad became inscn
bic and died In etout half hour apparently in great
sgopy. The deceased eighteen years OF age AMI
| native Of Ireland.
Bridget McCue residing at the corner or Navy and
JOHNSON streets brooklyn severely injured in the
leg by The bursting Of pistol la Oliver street while In
the hsude a younr named John johnson. John
by the police but sub equently dis
charged y the magistrate the injury shown TO
lie accidental
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