New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

IDENTITY shot himself IN the hand with pistol about 745
age was struck in the right eye BY piece Of cap from
pistol he was firing destroying the sight OF that eye
Dn Sglss s IL o S Of Of SG Ie
ousy injured hts right hand Theodore Rowe, II years
OIL age . Of No 80 south Teeei n enrsn o.
Zebedah Chadborne. age H. of No. sO7 Broadway had
his face badly burned by the premature discharge Of
toy cannon with which he was playing about a. m.
Of No is6 Savy-st. had their faces and hands badly
burned 10y the explosion OF package OF powder which
George Kerr Of No. MacdougaI-st had his face and
hands badly bruised by the explosion OF some powder
swaney. H. of No II Fulton ST. severely burned
In his face by the explosion Of powder with which
1915 p Henry Abelgerdt age 10. OF court and Har-
rsonsis had his face severely burned Dy the explosion
o! some powder about D. M
Lucu- smith Of No. III south First-st, 10 years OF
age was terribly burned about the head, face breast
der. from which he loading His injuries,
II Is feared. are fatal James KELSEY OF No 22l Tenth
eyes by the explosion of a cannon Charles Robinson.
age 10 OF No 552 Bcdoriave received severe wound
under his eye through the bursting Of toy with
which he PLAYING.
Mary Farleys clothes took fire in Grand-st between
Ninth and Ten;h-ss from re-crackur, but the flames
were quickly exnglished with little injury 10 tho girl
Eusena LIKE, child years Of age had iirecracltr
thrown into her mouth by boy, and its explosion there
john King Of No. 800 F:teenthst severely stabbed
wood. while they were fighting, about 1880 J.. m on
sunday. Haywood was arrested. Michael Hickey, a
saOOn-keeper Of Van BTunt and Sullivan-sts.,
saulted AMI severely wounded the head with bar
pitcher III the hands ~ Thomas Mulin -, who
arrested. Catherine Haley struck by her husband.
Michael VITA Ms fist at their home at 80 Brrmenst
about y. m she rcalidted by stabhing him, though
not dangerously, IN the breast with table FORK Both
arrested and locked up.
Herman H. Young, while engaged in game OF base
ball with felOwmemDcrs of Lyceum Lodge No. 333 l. o.
o. f., AZ the Manor House, Frustrated by sunsroke
Mrs Frances Moore severely cut IN the arm ~ being
pushed through pane OF glass by an unknown man.
Rose Rankin. age 20, OF No - GIand--t., L. D. was
found nsensibe. with scalp wound. AZ the foot
have been pushed down stairs by Henry Smith Of No %
Grand-st, who was arrested.
The roof OF the wooden house Of Abraham Cook. at
No 500 Grand-t., HnmbOIdtsi., H. d., slightly
damaged 10y IRE citsti By lighted nrecracker thrown
by a boy. about loo p. M. Yesterday
Richard q. Farrell of south Brooklyn narrowly escaped
drowning while he bathing M Coney Island yestcr
day lie was rescued III in>ensbie condition by OF
hcer Price OF the Fourth Brooklyn Police and two cit
liens.
An unOccupied Ones;ory frame building. AT No. 3s5
North ~ccOnds set on lire Ivy hrecrirker yester-
day and the loss Is estimated at 500. The property II
owned by Eliza Hays, and Is Insured for $500 III the
kings County Company.
rocket fire 10 the frame buildings At Nos. sol.
SOB and 800 De halIvc., last night Ihe first noor was
occupied hy G. +. Hcrvcy. dealer in fancy goods His
property damaged 5000, and was insured INA the
tfefIudnIa Company for 5000. The fire spread % the
adjoining buildings. David Brown. shoemaker Of 40
jO7 De kan-lve lost 500, which there J. no lnslr
Kalbave. AMI his properly damaged 800. covered
by Insurance. TIE buildings owned by Jonn A. lay
Tor OF No Ii ClutOns His loss Is rstinited AZ $1,000
The amount OF insurance the buildings was not ascer-
tanned. 800,