The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

not taking place. he picked up the bottle whom sxp
csd in his face, " ennding him severely
On Wednesday, rhos. Eagan, residing 1t No. 80 Hou
ton street. accidentally fell from the top Of s:Ass
was Dangerously injured. He taken homo and pro
peaIy cared for.
About O'Clock on the Same afternoon, James Muir
ply boy about IL years OF ago, badly burnei bJ
tins explosion OF pistol which 10 the act Of rns
At the time lie WAS taken to tins New York Hospital
On the same d,y Henry Piles fell from the new build
ING corner OF Market and Monroe streets and
Gercusly injured He was taken to his rss.dencs No
Szs Monroe str,st, by the Seventh ward police.
Adolph Miller, Of No 3O3 First avenue, over
eno severely Injured by baaers wagon lie taken
home
henry Lewis, boy thitteen years Of age, was So.
verey Injured by flag falling upon him while was
playing "a Orchard street. He taken home by the
lhutteLtn ward police.
On Tuesday night, Italian boy named Joseph Mar
tin fell from this third story window Of the house II
Baxter street, and was instantly killed Tns Coroner
held an inquest upon the Dody of the deceased when
verdict Of accidental death was rendered.
John Ennis, boy aged thirteen years, knocked
down and severaiy gosded By an Infatuated belonging
to Mr. George Barnes of Williamsburg Tho poor child
picked Up by the police, who conveyed him 10 his
residence, 1873 East Thirty ninth street The doctor
, considers the the Osy. .SSnSs
young man. worling in ths bakery store OF Dir Holmes
IN second avenue near Forty fifty street dreadfu
WAS filing when lighted.
Mrs. Ward of 1s9 Franklin street, had very narrow
wintow; q ball, Arsd from . gun or pistol, passed
through the bar OF her head, ard lodged the wall
without doing any fuI,he, Jury Tho sho. was ared
IN Fifth ward police Tor careless use OF hrs arms.
about O'Clock on Tuesday night, while Mrs. Philips,
OF No ~ King street, was sitting tn back stoop,
home one fired OF loaded pistol the ball Of which
tered her thigh, inhcting very painful and perhsps
also the soop, received bali in tho leg OF his boot
with out, however, being wounded The pistols were
supposed TO have been discharged from the build
mn nf (hnylf MI nnatfA Ia Nina
gong on in that building about tho time Of the acct
Dent Mrs. Philips injuries are not supposed to DO
fatal, although will take she fully
oovsr from the accident
Wednesday John Dram had his hand shattered Wills
firing off p4Atol, in Water street. Roosevelt Hs
was iaseu 10 the hospital for medical treatment
Michael Meyers severely burned oat the face by
the explosion Of pistol which he firing in Franklin
square, Of Cherry street Tho injured works
for Tresd~eli Co., Of Warren street
Thomas Callahan was brought TO the New York Hosp.
tai by his mother suffering severely from the explosion
Of pistol in bis face, while celebrating ths day in
Pearl street.
bartholomew Ro,s, while looking At the procession,
vas sun struck. He was conveyed TO the New York
Hospital. He viii probably recover.
Fanny Gray, daughter OF Mr. Gray, the Warden Of
explosion OF pistol fred by some careless rascal in
Centre street. The powder and wad inflicted painful
wound on the it'll. child's cheek and neck
gentleman, whose name unable to learn,
while shooting in the pistol gallery the Astor
ms.'. IN v.y street, accidentally shot hImssi In the
John Boyle had his foot severely crushed BY flag
falling upon him at No. 100 Mulberry street. He was
taken TO the New York Hospital
IawTsses Norris was dangerously wounsed while
walking in Mott street between Hester and Grand
strteta BY the dschkree CT pistol Tbs ball entered
the Abdomtn Of the urco the right SIDE and
taking circuitons route came out near the SPINAL
lumn. The wound, although q very severe ons, Is not
supposed to be fatal The person who ared tn. pistol
fas not yet been arrested, although the police are
his track.
William o'Connor, While amusing himself .. the cor
Of spiiBg and Marion streets with powder had
his face Gracefully burned BY TIE unexpected explosion
Of the ZANE Ne was brought 70 the hospital Suffering
scutsy
Patrick Rooney was dangerously wounded IA the head
SIGN Of pistol in the hands Of the proprstor Of the
grocery store corner Of Morris aad Washington streets
The phol beng careiessy fired close beside this holc
OF Rooney the wad inflicted deep wound In the alp
producing instnsbilty for time He taken TO the
hospital where after proper treatment he was revived
Tho wound 10 not supposed TO be fatal
A boy named Robert Peters, while hol ling loaded
pistol in his hand had several Of his lett fingers blown
aaes To s ho.e .Ser. s ps sas ~.rs
puisted Tbs accident happened In Ninth avenue near
son Of Sergeant Ricord Of tho reserved corps hsd
his ha nd badly .haAred by the premature explosion Of
pistol which be about to FIRE the Tins Of the
accident The thumb and fore finger will, no doubt,
DAME. lam had his hand and arm severely Injured By
the explosion Of pistoi, while he loading IT. lie
convey cd TO the hospital where II thought
putation would be necessary.
A young man in the employ Of 7. Barker Of los Bay
ard street, while In the act OF dischArgius pistol va
severely injured in the hand and by the explosion
Of the weapon A piess OF the barrel carried away
large piece Of aesh out Of the limb There will b. no
pecs ssity, however, TO Amputate the arm.
Three boys, named Caldwell, Irwin and McCay, while
celebrating the Fourth At the corner Of Tenth avenue
and Eighteenth street. were severely burned about the
face by the explosion OF fask OF powder with which
they had been loading their pistols. They attend
cd BY physician, who relieved thsm somsshAt from tho
lit,is son Of Sargent Van Guisaen Of the reserve
ocrp' bad hs hand badly sfstt.red BY the premature
explosion Of pistol vita which he was amusing him.
boy was accidentally ,bot In the groin with pistol
OF the house No 90 Hudson street. Tho boy
y injured, and brought TO the Fifth ward station
house In great pain. No arrest,
Him lily, child about seven Years Of age was run
over and instantly isd BY one Of the Dry Dock and
Avenue z line Of stages Those who wtass.ed the oc
the accident The body Of ths deceased taken to
the home OF It's bereaved parents, At los avenue D.
where an inquest Was held.
FIRES ON THE FOURTH OF JULY.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION oP PIRxwoRgs IN PRINCE
TREAT-MIRAcULoUs EscAPE oY LiyZ-
Between IL and IL oclo,k the mia bit OF the 4sh Are
broke in the fancy ,tors 10 ias Prince street.
cupisd by Mr. Stone who had quantity Of fireworks In
his In less than two minutes tbs whole place
in flames and the explosion Of fireworks caused much
sIcl msnt. Soon after the cries Of ths occupants Of
the prs misses the store alarmed the
Mr.. Jobn Maggie, WIFE two daughters, son and niece,
all grown persons The aremsn cams, and aided BY
family up stairs rescued In their night cloth
ing from sunocaiion, through the front windows.
The third floor was occupied by Mr.. Beebs and wife,
Who rescued from the window, as Also q boy
Who slept Of the store All escaped injury with this
exception OF Mr. Esgle nees who received slight burn
on the shoulder Mr. stones stock IL insursd In f0riar
Insurance. Company for 81 900.
YiHy IN yAEpAA srRExr.
The hrst alarm OF ere, At about one o'cosk r. o..
cured BY the discovery Of IRE In a stable In vsadam
street. 1t y. room put out Il caused by Gre
vorir
FfRg IN wAvERLEy PLACE.
About half past too O'Clock ire BROKE out 10 the
frame stable 1877 wsverlsy place. II srssaaea
70 les and 100, which, toss,hsr with io7, sost
totally destroyed. The fame srtsn1sd 10 brick range
ot stables In the but BY tbs promp, arrival 81 the
nfemsn, IL was soon ertnEushsd Mr.. Vim. Mulisry
who owned the stables 1S7 aad is9 and Alec the
bul6lnss sustalssa oss Of harness feed. srav Ne
10 about elto Tbs lcts his stables VII ~ about
$40 They srs Insured In the rremsns Insuraaos Com
pany for t4to the brick building, and 800 the
frame stables In front. Mr. MuIsry Who quite
VEIL had LETT early In the morning. for sArsto<a The
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