New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

buf Apparently German en,sranf, was sun-sruek a.
P;er No. II. r. He was attended By Dr. Van L'eT,
and afterwards removed 20 the New-yOrk Hospital
4 man named Smith was found in West Broadway, at .
late hour on Monday night, with his he 81 baby eu' lie
cave n. the canse that he fell down the sidewalk.
In NcCsr.v. residing in Olivcrs: scrously in
ured by the explosion of pistol which be VS. IN the a."
Of dischSrgng.
John Vilscn q resident Of Oak--t, had his thamo
b,oxn "a by similar crrse in Abingdcn-squsre
Morris Kssorer was badly burned abou; the face AMI
arm. ly pack OF frecrs,kers in Bleecker-st, near
Eigbih-sv.
Arm Eliza wescott young lady residing ia Amity-st'
hid TWO of her fingers blown of by fireworks when
shc setting of
Matthew Dogan lad residing in West Twenty. third
st. neer Tghtboy, bad Of his eyes blown ont By
cheser.
Andrew mccarthy, carpenter residing in Ninth-st,
reor Avenue b. was sho: in the thigh yesterday afternoon
M the accidental discharge of pistol which he had in his
pantalocns pocket.
sarsb Ouicey, little girl residing in Mercest., came
Icing seriously burned in consequence o.. her dress
,,l;nc fire. from some re-craekcrs which thrown a.
her by mschievious boys. Some citizens who saw the
transaction instantly csug: her in their arms and smoth-
cred the flames before -he much burned.
An 1uest was held yesterday No. l5e Ezabe,h-s,
BIZ Coroner Wilhelm, the body of Mrs. CathaEine
Bsx,b German woman 80 years OF who was dread
fully burned on the 9Th u in consequence Of lighted
match falling into some burning fluid which had been
chilled On the table -he about hns lamp with the
dangerous fluid She attended by doctor, and In
ered tl Yesterday, when she died in grea. agony. The
ury rendered verdict Of death from severe burns aeci-
d,ntsy received BY filing lamp with fluid at the house
No. 1872 EEzabeth-st. the jth day of juno, lsd
Coror or Wilhelm yesterday held inquest az No. iS'
s,sn,onst on the body of Catharine Schram, the wo-
man we mentioned in Tuesdays paper as having been
ho, and .n.-t instantly killed by muske in the hanis
Of Aao,rh Gonzcnback, German Twin. in the same
louso III tho deceased Tie proof was no; positive 'ha.
NJ Comeback r,d the mu-ket the husband OF deceased
h.;,o seem him discharge the weapon. hut he was of the
Iii, ,t,. Il WIS not done Intentionally. No difficulty
nd cvcr existed between the deceased and Mr. Gonzen-
bocl II was shown, however, that he was quite too
.o,.e.. IN the Use of loaded musket. The jury after
be,r;rc the evidence rendered the following verdict:
:. Tha. the deccascd came 10 her death by -unshot
wouncs produced by the discharge OF doaoe-bdrreI'
oun said gun having been fired in careless manner ny
Adoirh F. Gonzenbeck the Ri day Of July 1877 III
:. The ward of the house No. lea Stanton -.
Geuzcnback who had been arrested by the Eleventh
Ward Police on the rendition OF the verdict was oNamnei
bv the Coroner. He said
am entirely innocent of the charge maze against me
Rad the best feelings toward the deceased, Ca'harne
Sclfamm: ] into the yard las evening pt ile Pur.
po,o Of firing my Goube.bsrolcd gun, winch was loaded
IN March last end had been hanging ever SINCE al he 1901
ofmv led. was not az the time tirei me gun
that the Gun ives loaded with shot, else would nave
he,, more cautions although had loaded the gan my
self On the 18th day OF March, ls5 as nearly a. can rec
cllect.
Nr. Gcnlenback WAS inquired to find bonds IN The sna
Of 500 TO answer any indictment The Grand Jury may nnd
against Lin.