New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

Thousands ofpeope from along the river assembled at
For 10 ss S en de-
Hyored the Grafton. There also balloon ascension
and the usual display of fireworks.
Ram fell nearly all day at Richmond, Va. There was
public demonstration, except parade OF the colored
There was parade OF all the militia in Albany, with
procession embracing the state and city officials soce-
ties, etc
TIE VETERANS OF 1912.
The Veterans of 1912 met yesterday in honor
OF the Fourth at No 1913 Bowery. Tho command in all
mustered 80 men and o1cers under the leadership OF
Gen. Henry Raymond. The parsmony Of the Common
Council well nigh cztingushed the hope Iney ha1 his
wear OF once meeting. In former years the Com
mon Council have isted so 70 tie intent Of pro;
di us w. ,cteran, after parade, VIII srvlehual
.h~, on last year. and this year, the amount has not
peen appropriated Through the generosity OF many
otto young pen nf the city, however, the Fesres we're
ded with banquet yesterday Afternoon at the CONT
mental Hotel Xhe battalion includes 80 many aged men
that it was deemed prudent TO have the route OF march
mand moved from No. 1893 BoweTy to Grand-st through
mental Their antique costume attracted much attention,
and they cheered along the whole line of their
march. Arriving at the Continental Hotel, banquet,
the donors, served and amid the pleasures Of the
what was 10 them most cheering reunion.
RANDALL's ISLAND.
The bows and girls connected with the Nur-
serv Department on Randalps Island had merry cee.
bration Of the day. which successful and enjoy
able as many far pretentous affairs. At daylight
salute was fired and the national banner unfured, and
al A. H. the boys company, the " RandalPs Island
Island Guard" paTaded At irregular programme OF eX-
ercises was gone through. The Declaration OF indie
pendcnce first and read by the genial Warden,
W. II. stephens. Four hundred children then sung IN
chorus UniuTl the glorious Banner Master timothy
OBrien delivered an address on the Fourth OF July and
number Of Odes songs, poems and dialogues were sung
and rected. Cakes and candles, together with the uI.
heard Of-at X. luxury Of ice cream were furnished
etc were also provided nv the Commissioners for the
OCCASION and furnished anamusement which ceased only
Even the babes NJ the Founding Hospital partook of
the general enjoyment for icecream was administered
10y hand-to all which had reached sucha point OF ADO
lescence as made the experiment safe.
At the House Of Refuge the boys and girls and In fact
the officers too had hearty good time together in honor
Of the day One OF the reverend participants called 1t
regular olihcation.' j. NJ Hasted, esq, one of the
Board Of Managers Of the institution presided at the
ercises. Charles Anderson of the boys read the
girls sang to the accompaniment OF harp and fiddle,
played by two little Italians among them. Then the $50
boys whsted Yankee Doodle, and their performance was
greeted with upr0arious applause by themselves, their
Comrades and the visitors from the city Dr. Pierce
Vaudeville " Harlem addressed the assembaee Games
OF ball. toIPedSeS and parade G Of the 9Sy hoy c8m
ceremony of course gotten with extra ATTRACTIONS
Of trait &C. and peanuts were afterward pentfuly DIS
ributed The boys respted from the tresOme round OF
their daily labor skipped for icy like young a p o ana
the superintendent, went oil with wonderful Zest.
FIGHTS, FIRES, CASUALTIES, ETC
display rOwdyism in the city, most of the brawers
urefering the outskirts for the exhibition of their ma
lures The following are reported by the police:
James Casey Of Bergen, n. j. had his nose bitten by
man named Johnson during row III lager per saiooh
August Hanann of No 975 Frst-aye. was assaulted by
unknown man in Tcnth-aye ana had lis shoulder dis
Christian ochenrode stabbed Ludwig Moore in the
arm in Martin MunnOaCks saloon, No oil West IWen4y-
Frank j. Fairchld of No. a77 Thrdaye., stabbed
three times I'D tne O0dy ny an uuhuonn ia I ~ a
row in JOness Wood lie was taken To Bellevue Hos
pital. ,,.,
West Broadway, and received severe scalp wound. .
James w. Kicks was shot the left breast by Thomas f.
Hathaway and sf9qiy sly TS&GgG Precinct ATTEMPTED
to arrest man who was acting IN disorderIy man,
ner in Lion Park az renGs gesened hm and as
ssited the once when the latter fred at one OF the
S,,1S named James McNan;:ra slightly wounding inm.
kksaInar vas taken To- the redth-st. Station
House, his wounds dressed, and then locked up. - 5
The fremen were kept busy tearing down awnings ana
throwing buckets of water upon hIes that were useON
cred before they had made any headway. ,.-.-...,
stand with fireworks at No. Iadge-stwas destroyed
Jacob Dodgers lager-beer saloon and dwelling at No
Caused by flre-crackers on the roof. a..
The roof of No. AZ MarOn-st. was damaged by hre-
a Slight FIRE occurred at No 100 Clinton-place.
Ann Youngs dwelling, No. so West seyeneenth-st"
The fireworks on stand in front of No No. % Cannon
slight fire occurred in the basement Of No s. Cen
Miss Kings clearinghouse, at No. SO Kingst. was
Inc FOOL y 10 100 East Broadway damaged by fire.
The dwelling No. IS stanon-st was slightly damaged
The hay shed Of the Hudson River Railroad at Thirty
third-st and Eleventh-ave, was slightly damaged. a.
The awning of the store NO. 10 East Llshl!
The cornce of No 81 Amty-st was slightly damaged.
Rose Levy's candy store, at No. CIarkSt was dam
aged $780, Building damaged 500. -,
The tenement No 100 East Houston-st. was slightly
damaged on the roof by fireworks. 80
slight fire occurred the roof Of August Burchalls
dwelling, at No 40 Forsyth-st, caused by fireworks
The roof Of the dwelling Of Frederick Mann, at No. lO3
Alen-st-, was slightly damaged
The casualties were as follows:
Thomas Dallas Of No. 90 Last Ihlrteenth-st was run
over by a light wagon at Prince-st. and Broadway.
An unknown fell into the subcellar of new build
ing at Broadway and Cedarstr and was taken to the
Park Hospital nsensible.
Isaac seaman aged Is, of No 70 Iaxter-s was badly
injured by firecTackers ignitlng In his pocket .
Charles Oyerander, age 49, Of NO. sos west twenty
plOsion OF powder in his pocket go
Mary Oates age l. dangerously injured by falling
from a secOnd-stOry window OF the tenement IN Law
Tence-st., between Tenth-aye and Broadway.
Joseph Mcbride and William Wilson, intoxicated, were
thrown from wagon at Bank and FOurthsts and seri-
Elias LYMAN age 15 of No 100 Allen-s, had his hand
shattered by the explosion Of a pistol . u.
Mary Schivering ago 49, Of No "a stantonst was shot
through the chin aud breast causing serious wounds by
Simon Goodman, living next door, who was firing at
James Mcure age g. of No 14S Orchard-st, was badly
burned the mouth ana Chlu Dy "a tOIpcuO'
Alexander j. johnson, 6, of No 345 East Thirty
frstst had fingers Of his left hand blown of by a
small cannon.
VIM HOrdOn, age II, OF Twenty and Thirdave
was accidentally shot through st me o hand ,.
by car No. 2l3 Of Third-ave. line.
Charles McIutyre age 7, OF No. lis Eghth-ave, was
shot through the wrist
Alfred Richards age 16. Of No 37 SXthaYe., was
thrown from his horse and injured. q,
John BOlger age TO- living in rear OF No 4G Frsst had
his right hand acerated by the explosion OF powder
GeOrg1 Tuinsey age 10, Of No. 2G9 West Nneteentst
1 his left hand shattered by the bursting OF cannon
Edward and James Carr, aged 10 ana 10 respeGtits!
residing AT No 4O6 Seventh-ave., while playing with
package OF powder, severely burned ny iVs eApo
SION caused by boy throwing llsnt i'o t,,, %.