New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
Nrw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JULY g. 1851.

ConQrcss-st Brooklyn while firing sinnii cnho a
sbot himself in the right knee The wound W. w.
dressed at the Long Island College Hospital III" ITO
At t"e Chambers Street Hospital in this city. me
following cases were treated IN the dispensary' ""'
none Of them was of a serIons ch1rhcter; L., y.
James Mcdonald, of No. B2 " est b,oauN ~ =
waiter age Twenty-Five years received y sn ~
injury on his hand through the expioS'"" Vi P'''
wheel firewOrk. ~ OF o,;vsr
St was suffering from pistol shot wound IN the
james OKeefc. age twelve years, Of No, 80 rranR-
forrest had pistol shot wOnnd IN the IeI. hhnn-
John Sullivan age thirteen, Of No. 81 tfos"J-''-
had pistol-shot wound IN his right nam, .,
William Rogers age sixteen, OF NO ~ Le"I
was suffering from plstol-shot wound III ms nhu.
Francis McCoy are twenty-three. OF Esthcr-s''
received gunpowder burns IN bls ewes: on No..
James Porter. eleven years old. OF No; oo p"A''
ST had n p,stol-shot wound In his hand, -.
Michael Quinn age fourteen OF no lo Nloh ~,
was also suffering from a pislol-shot wound IN MS
Patrick Murphy. age fourteen. of No; %
wasbin gton-st.; James Maloney. age eleven,
Of No al Hudson-st.; Thomas Carlan ne
ter" . of SS 7 If w. H'': Sos %
William Woolf age fourteen. OF No. 90 Beaca1s,;2;
and Robert Graccwich. age fourteen. OF No. 40
Eighth-ave, had pistol shot wounds "a ,he,r n1 ;
George McCue age fifteen, of No. l45 Washhg-
ton-st has received pstOl-sbot wound In 1is reg,
and Hubert Lyons age seventeen. OF No W East
Broadway. had light pistol-shot wound III his 'oi
mead.
Andrew Murray age seven. Of No. lis Centre-sI.
Daniel Fuller age thirteen, of No. 10 HubeTt-s.;
and Hugh Carroll age eighteen. OF No. ~ NoIVn
Moore ST . had pistolshot WOUNDS on thelf Hanus
A. Goodwilly. age forty-One OF No 100 'eSe9
ST was suffering from gunpowder burns IN the eye
Edward Currigan. age fifteen, OF No. Oh Ohver-
ST. had pistolshOt woud in his hand
Alfred smith, age twelve wears, was Dnrhen aoont
the face by an explosion of powder OF ms NOME No
1872 Delaney st. yesterday. ,
A fire broke out at noon Yesterday IN theJnnk shop
IN the basement of Ne. 10 MOtt-St. occupiou Ny
John Driscoll. Damage, $50. a.,
Fire on the first floor OF No. 443 west fify ,blf-
St. occupied by Jacob kudloff, damaged the mousse
$15. r.. g
An awning Mt No 256 Nnth-ave., in front OF
Michael Casten's store damaged S2O by a ire
started ny fireworks.
An awning at Louis Abrams tailor shop. n No.
] ia Thrd-ave., was damaged 10y fire so yestef-
day. c.,...o
Fire-cIackers set fire to the awning at SouneiDerg
q Co.'s store, No. 1.043 Thrd-ave 1t was damaged
500.
fire broke out at No. 40 Eighth-aye., yes
terday afternoon. and damaged James fitzpatTlcks
dry goods store To the extent OF II 600. ne lar
ture of Abraham Joseph. on the second moor was
damaged $500 The outbreak was caused by boys
PLAYING with firecrackeTs. the property Is not IN
sUred. -.
Although there were some fireworks in the CITY
after the rain ceased last night the only hre re-
ported by the police up To 10 o'clock was lrniEe
one on tie roof of the house of E. C. Williams. at
No. 233 West Thirteenth-st. where damage OF
800 was caused.
The frame house at No. 261 Grand-st., jersey
City. was set on fire yesterday morning by uTc-
cracker. The loss was 800. The building, when
is owned by Mrs. Mary Boyd. was not insured