New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05

and was taken to the Roosevelt Hospital
Edward Farmer, of No: 5s5 Wasmngsoh ~ h,a
right hand by the premature explosion oil hrcworAs'
John Balough. of No. 10 Dean-st.; Brooklyn,
was badly hurt in the right eye ny nrecrioSe'
Charles Throckmorton, OF NO. oo| WaNory-afo'
was similarly injured.
BY the explosion of n bottle of powder when ne
had in his pocket, Henry Sauliner age fonrteen Oh
No. 1882 Fulton-st., Brooklyn, was slghtiy Ill
jured.
John Hilderbrand. age eleven. of No. 20 Maujer-
ST.. Brooklyn accidentally set on fire pack OF hre-
crackers in his trousers pocket, and was seriously
burned.
While swapping caps on q pistol in Smith-st.,
BROOKLYN, Stephen Close wounded James Brown,
age twelve, of No. 164 Court-st., IN the cheek.
Close was arrested for carrying pistol without q
permit.
Some unknown person fred pistol bullet through
third-story window of the house OF j. Phnips, NO
80 MOnroe-st., Brooklyn
While George Maxwell, Charles Klage and F. De;
of No. 1O3 Skillman-st Brooklyn, one Of
the bullets passed through the rear WINDOW
in the second floor of No. 1868 Bedford,ave ana lil
bedded itself in a door, behind which Mrs. Mary
Crane was standing. The young men were arrested
upon her complaint.
Some unknown person fired a bullet at a street,
lamp at st. Marks and Troy-aves., Brooklyn, ana
the ball, glancing from the frame passed through
the window OF the beer shop of Matthew Donohue'
No 979 st. Mark's-ave.
p Nicholson. at No. Gates-ave, Brooklyn, was set
on fire, causing slight damage.
Will. playing i'll the street yesterday James OK,
age 6. of No II McKenny-st. Brooklyn, was shot IN
the left leg by some unknown person.. lie was ho'
badly hurt.
Firecrackers caused slight fire in the three: STORY
brick building No 127 FultOn-st., Brooklyn, III the
first floor of which Antoine Arbono has sugar re-
fnery.
the house of L. Wendelier, No. GA Bediord-ave.'
Brooklyn.
M No ElatDuSl-1Ip BrOOklyn.
fire and received triDg damage.
loss of 10 was caused by ire in an awning In
front OF CTandas toy store, at Fulton ana Pierre
pOnt-st., Brooklyn Firecrackers we're the cause.
A slight loss caused by fire from i1recrackers
at No. 255 Dufeld-st Brooklyn.
A fire broke out III the awning of an undertakers
shop, at No. 2O4 Bridge-st, brooklyn from fire
crackers thrown into 1T by boy. ,
Some boys threw lighted ilrecrackers under the
ironing table IN Wan kinge laundry, at NO. 3lo
Henry st Brooklyn. causing slight fire.
John Eagle, who lives III Bergen,aVe., near
Kearney;,ave, jersey CITY. was a. DANGEROUSLY
wounded III thceye and forehead by the bursting Oh
an Old gun which he was tlllng. .
William CASTOR, age twenty, Hyng III the ola
Bergen Road Jersey City, was shot in the face and
one OF the Bergen Road.
William keenan,, while sitting on his doorstep at
No. 10 PIoyOst-st., jersey CITY, was Struck LII the
eve by a bullet iired by some unknown person.
Daniel Murphy of 1O3 Cottage-st, jersey City,
was preparing pistol for his nephew, Joseph
Keegan, when the weapon accidentally exploded
ana the bullet penetrated keegan S night breast, H.
hlcting a dangerous wound.
Michael Flanagan, of 447 Henderson-st Jersey
City, while walking through PrOvost-st., was ac-
cidentaily shot in the leg Uy boy named thomas
Farley, OF No. ia Pavonia-aye. Farley was ar
William Pidgcon, of New Rochelle age
about ten, spent 10 cents Ill the
purchase of large cracker, which
h. ignited and threw on the ground to explode AS
II did not DO Immediately, the boy took up the
cracker and he'd 1t close TO his lace and blew upon
1t, when ii exploded, lRtlctlng wound upon ms
for olpN pt Hls d.SIr
the sight of the other. The boys parents live in
Rose-st Ur. Huntington was called TO attend nm.
A boy named Comstock, living at Mount Vernon,
had one OF his thumbs blown OIL by the accidental
discharge ii pistol
Henry Firm, of Fosters Meadow, L. l., went out
fis ing in the morning in Jamaica Bay, and
cidentally shot through the right arm by
friend who with him III the boat. The ball
passed through the arm near the elbow, badly
Henry Games lad thirteen years of age, living
near Corona, l.. l., was badly burned yesterday
afternoon by the explosion of bottle filled with
gunpowder, from which he was LOADING small
cannon.
Ogden-ave. was sent to the Nlnety-nlnth Street
hospital suffering from fracture Oh the right leg
caused by the bursting of cannon. ~ 800
James Gallagher age OF No. o.
at 6 o'clock, having been shot III the lett leg by
some unknown person at Eeventl-ave. aud Ihr-
Patrick Sullivan, age sixteen, of No. 24S Eliza
beth-st. hs lett eye acerated by the explosion
of a irecracker - 800,
Dominick Qualaratti age fourteen, of No. If Nc
Doupal-st., was shot III the left leg by another
Italian boy His wound was dressed by an amDu-
Lance surgeon. :, 90
Teptn-ave., was shot III the right thigh by some
unknown person al No. 80 Ienth-aye. lie was at
tended by DR.. Mcleod. The wound was not con-
sIdered serious, and Graney went to his home
While some children were shooting at a target In
the yard of George Williams, No. ~ metropolitan
ave. Brooklyn, III the afternoon, Lena Butler, age
of No DeVOe-st..
OF the neck he wound was moi serious.
Lewis Fiolc, age SIX, of No. 363 Smlth-St Brook-
lVn, vas burned IN the lace Win powder Winle IT.
: pistol bail was fired by an unknown boy
through the door OF the store OF uugn " Nell, NO.
COG FuuOn-st., Brooklyn.
Aloert Bonn, age nineteen OF No. 81 Green-l lane,
Brooklyn shot himself in tine forednger OF his lett
hand. 49,, &C., ~.
eleven oil No II Bartlett-st., Brooklyn, snot himself
in the thigh with a blank cartridge. The wound
Robert Beane, age fifty, of Charles and Tallman-
SIS Brooklyn, was passing through Nassau-st. near
Hudson and was shot Ill the lett leg. Inc ball was
William RYAN. of No. COG Raroad-ave, Jersey
CITY was severely injured about the face and body
by the premature explosion OF some powder when
he was ramming into a small cannon.
John Manning, OF No. 34l tlrst-st., jersey City,
had some of his fingers blown OF by the bursting OF
Michael Sullivan, of No. 75Sl2 Jersey wave, Jersey
City had his left hand badly aceraed by the prema
ture explosion OF pistol.
Charles Russell age sixteen, OF ~ Seventh-st;.
Hoboken was snot III the left arm by John +. Vol
ger, VINO was arrested.
Orsiul Fred of No. 164 Warren-st., Newark,
was shot IN the throat with wadding from a gun
discharged by Andrew Wilson. The shooting was
accidental. Wilson arrested. Fried was taken
TO St Michaeps Hospital, where his wound vas
found 10 be serious.
Philip McSlanus, boy living at No. II Dey-st.,
Newark was BADLY burned about tho head and face
by the explosion of a powder flask
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