New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

Oar when near Fortysecond-st-. going north. Mas
Wright the well.known teacher Of the Normal School

Gar when near Fortyeecondst, going NORTH Miss
who was passenger i'm medatey said to her companion
In the chr "why. am shot. but as nothing more ap-
peared it vas treated as merely playful remark
Miss w. being herself ignorant OF what had really
happened But soon sfterward, arriving at Randalps
Island she found her bonnet fast behind tho ear and
Dr. Whittesey Of the House OF Refuge being called In
IL was found that ball about The size OF pea had
entered the flesh carrying with IL small splinter from
the car ard OF the muslin OF the bonnet ana an
end Of THU wire, stopping ut the bone ana l2ugns
there The substances we're extracted by the DOCTOR
and Miss Wright IL doing well, having had very
narrow escape rom death.
FIRES ON THE FOURTH.
In THIRD-AvH.-At $40 a. m. yesterday, a
quantity of fireworks table in front OF No. l,30o
Third ave. ignted. and the whole were consumed.
In SiRErSr.sr-At 1880 p M, the building in the
rear of No ~ Greene-st was damaged by hre 10 the
amount Of $50. . ~
In THIRD AvR-At 3:l5 p. m, the roof OF house No.
337 Third.sve damaged by fire to the amount Oh
$500 Fully insured in the Stuyvesant Company. -.
In EIGHTY. sECoyD.sT.-At p. NJ. frame dwelling
In Eight. seconds between Ninth aud Tenthayes,
was completely destroyed by fire. -.
In JAMEs-sr.-At Sis the roof OF dwelling-honse NO
se James st. was damaged by fire to the amount OF SiO
Insured.
in the stable Of j Petit in his undergrad ut the loot
of Thirticth.st. ". l.. The stable and lumber In the
ward were completely destroyed Loss S. 900; partly
Insured. The flames spread to the eristmill OF Newell
Chambcrlln. and that, too. was destroyed; Loss on
STOCK, SlUuOD; Oh sc,oVVf pfiiiu'.
The HarbOr Police boat under tue command or Capt
Todd early at the aud applied two streams OF
water to the fire. rendering good service.
OTHER FREs.-ln addition to TIE above there was
large npmbcr OF other fires in various parts Of the city,
but they were cxtingashed with trnng damage 1t Is
needless 70 remark that in all cases the fires were
caused by the explosion Of fireworks.
In FOURTnsT.-At IL O'Clock p. m the roof OF the
dwelling No. 372 FouFthst. was damaged by fire to
the amount Of 500. Tie building Is owned by Mr.
Steers and Is insured for 81 800 IN the Loriard Com
pany 1t was occupied by Edward Ilnyens aud VIM.
Eppes. Their combined loss in furniture will amount
800; no insurance.
In WoosTERsr-Soon after o'clock this morning q
fire was discovered the second floor OF the premises
In the Of No IL Wooster ST., occupied by Lawson
& Ferguson. music printers. The building and con.
tents were damaged to the amount OF 5000; insured
In the ST. Marks and Park Cos. WIN. Hall & Son lose
So 900 music; insured for 81 800 in the Bcvoor Co.
T.. j. Firtle loss $500 on music; no insurance w. j.
Pond Co. loss 81 800 music; insured for 90 600 in
the Leno1 Co. The building Is owned by Mrs. NJ Fer
guson. ana 10 damaged TO the amount OF Sl,JOO In.
sured In the Arctic Co. The front building Is occupied
hy Mrs Mary ODonnel as a boarding house. Furni.
ture damaged by water; insured for sl.OO In the
Arctic Co. The furniture of Herman Brunkborst, No.
20 Greencst-. was also damaged by water; insured
for ~, 90 in the Baltic Co. Inc fire was probably
caused by fireworks which were seen TO enter second
tory window.