The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14

FUTURE MOVEMENTS
Of either party this controversy. The residence
OF Mr.. Turner 10 Twenty-nnh street. near Ninth
avenue was next visited, VINO, 1t was stated. was
prominent A. p A., only to learn that he had never
belonged to the organization, was not az home and
probably knew nothing about them. The store OF
w. J. w iiliamson, In Ninth avenue, between Twen-
tyninih and Thireth streets, was also visited. but
Mt. Williamson was away and no information could
be obtained there.
Returning TO Eighth avenue every store and
house between Twen,y-eighth street. where the
FIRST shot was fred, and Twenty-fourth street. where
the general skirmlsh took place. was In turn visited
and below VIII be found such facts and figures as
could te obtained In relation TO the
DAMAGES INFLICTED.
One bullet entered the undertaker's store $50
Eighth avenue. cutting its way through the window
sash ana raKing piece OF the framework inside,
but doing no material damage.
Two balls entereA the second story of. p. Win,
dolph's lager beer saloon, No. s48 and made spin
tiers Of MS window, but hurt no one. rr 1r
4 fancy plate glass pane In N. W. Powers store,
$40 Eighth avenue corner OF Twenty-seventh street.
was shvered to atoms by couple Of "mlnles."
Value ten d0ilarA
One shot entered Cieaver's liquor store, No. sS4,
broke his window ana wounded three OF his friends.
Six bullets started on their travels Mtchel's fur
bureau and making an ugly hole therein. Another
struck Frank warneck, driver for the store In the
leg. and laid him up. He taken 10 his home, 1874
Eighth avenue
The upper doors OF the grocery $50 Eighth avenue
received eight shots. but the neads which had
airracte n them thither escaped unhurt.
Two shots broke tho elass door and entered the
cigar store S2s Eighth avenue and one ball. nearly
spent, struck Mr.. 8. Ruppe, resident OF Williams
burg doing business at $40 Pearl street. and glanced
on without penetrating the body. Mr.. Ruppen was
bullets passed through the private door. but did 10
further damage than 10 make their MARKS. Another
ball broke through the window Of Roger h Bros
-Four bullets took possession OF the Excelsor
Bakery si Eighth avenue, one Of them. after cutting
passage through the wooden frame Of the window,
SEVERED THE sUPPLY GAS PIPE
as completely AZ plumber could do 1t. The pro.
PROSTATE when another shot struck the counter near
where he stood. and gancing on broke CONNECTIONS
another direction into the sitting ROOM where 1t lay
peacefully on the table and was secured trophy.
OF spT Oaa q s
the best rddled building in The city TODAY. There
must nave Deen regular yoliey flred into II ana on
number of persons, men aud boys had gathered.
Here it was That policeman was Knocked down and
soldier was wounded: and here. too, according to
eye-wtnesses and residents the mob had decided to
CLOSE IN UPOS TIE POLICE
power the latter and make themselves masters Of the
situation. but volIey from the r1nes blocked the
tains the marks OF eighteen shots below the FIRST
story, besides which there are seventeen holes made
through the tin awning, and piece was nearly taken
out oihe ampp0st on the corner of the street. where
man lay dead after the firing had ceased. Besides
these, two shots new through the top floor. one
through the second, and one entered Hagenbuyer's
barber shop. adjoining, soaring the inmates, but
doing no material damags.
bullets. one OF which, great round ball. Weighing
nearly pound. cut hole two inches IN diameter
and the others rldded It pretty thoroughly An.
other ball struck the window cornice Of the top
nOor.
the coal yard and once adjoining s14 received a
dozen or more shots. The once door was burst in
when the nrog began, and large number OF men
wounded by shos fired through the iatticed gate.
One man mad e1.N
THREE WOUNDS ON HIs BODY.
None OF them, however were employees Of the yard.
TREE balls entered the stove store adjoining but
OF the back OF old stOve which stood on the side
walk In front and lodged IN the oven.
Five bullets new Into the butcher SHOP $40, three
shots wounded three men, one fatally. Their names
could not be learned. They had sought refuge
there.
This house is near the middle OF the block between
Twenty NTH and Twenty.sixth streets. but nearer
10 Twenty nth street. IL was about here that
Nh HENRY @. rAGK,
OF the Ninth regiment. was killed. and four other
Jr.. were wounded. These latter were taken across
the street to Pryor's bakery, 500 Eighth avenue and
order TO Ore GU the mob which order was enectualy
carried out Us me preceding viii testify. Nj. Pryor,
Hs O. s Of IL sos Il meet
leg and that limb was anlputated yesterday after.
noon. Mr. Grinen, another member, was also
homo. Colonel Fisk's ankle was spra,ned and his
coat was torn %, a. stated in the HERALD yesser-
day morning. Two members OF the Seventh were
taken into Mr.. Psrker's house. which, for tho time
being, was converted into hospital
oyster saloon No. sos, which place was pierced py
fourteen bullets. The dwelling part OF the house
fred into also. and glass ana china closet up
stars was made TO ny about IN chips. The damage
done Is estimated at $780, 't
Inc shoe store adjoining and the private door re.
ceived six snots, doing $25 worth Of damage, but
inJurlng no one. II was somewhere about this point
ANOTHER POLICE OFFICER WAS SHOT, l
and wounded o fellow named Kcrns or Cairns re-
siding at 4I4 East Twentthird street. between First
night that he was the hero who fired the first shot
HIS owl head gave proof that he dad not escape
ofliccr who calls for him early this morning.
Grcene's furniture store. 3OA Eighth a, cnue, had
hurt. snot passed through the window OF ihs
bakery sdloiuing and another entered window on
The Utan House stands on the corner of Twenty.
NH street. where several n,eu took refuge, Haif
dozen shots entered and two OF the men essayed TO
balls tooh them when first outside the door, on the
stoop, and they moved no further.
SOME CURIOUS STORIES
are told in THIS nelghborn0od or the yalor OF the
Ninth, who, after firing volley, broke and ran,
several Of them up Twenty !. ffh street toward Ninth
avenue, and few into Inc oyster saloon on tho
northwest corner, where one OF them paid boy
~ ~ TO run home oi MS CIVILIAN clothes while he
The others waited until dark ana then sneaked
away. Another dropped his mnsSet on the street
and handing the stock 10 hun told him 10 lake n:
but the private refused ana the officer raising his
sword gave tue poltroon cut on the side Of the
the oncer raised his sword second time to cut the