New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-05
FLAMES CAUSED BY FIREWORKS.

lbout 10 o'clock IN the morning enelo w aoe onsH'
fire at No. 36s Hudsonst. l. was started oy tne nJ
cidentai gniing of fireworks The buiiding, when On
was owned by George Morrison, was damage maj co.. 70
The amount of $75. Mary Batter, OF NO 3I2 fud-
son-st was burned about the face and on her right
les while removing her children from the sidewalk;
They were not injured. and their mother was carco
The roof of the three story frame building at No.
232 Mott-st was set on freby the explosion OF nre-
CT ckers. Damage trifng A..
door Of the cigar Store Of Mr. Baresas, at No 1035
Thrd-ave., was destroyed, causing oa"ako VI
Firework. caused an awning to burn in front Of
No. 675 Ninth-ave. 4.
Simeon Mannheim, pharmacist, living at No. Al
West Ihlrds, was p9a sk He discovered that
his bed was ON fire, caused by hrecracker THROWN
on il from the street. $1,000 ,
Yesterday morning in the carpenter shop OF the Da-
WIS Brothers at No. 159 East Twenty-third-st
A fire on the first floor at No. 4S4 Broome-st,
occupied by A. scnneidkamp caused damage Oh
An awning at No. A Avenue A was set on fire
and destroyed. .e...
roof of a house At No. $40 East One-hundrcd- and
tifty-cghtl-st. owned by John Mulhail.
Henry Levy's house at No. 22s Bleecker-st. was
slightly damaged. Cause, fireworks.
1t No. 200 Clinton-st a wood-shed was set on
fire by children but the fire was easily put out
1g wss 9oae 10 Ins
son throwing lighted fre-cfacker on the wooden
roof $500, ,r.,
aud 81. Nicholas ayes, two-story frame stable
was set on fire.
The Williamsburg Insurance Company sustained
loss of $275 the AMOUNT OF insurance on i0ur
A $50 fire occurred in observation-disclosures fteenth-
st.. between Ninth and Tenth ayes, IN building
owned by Henry Cooper.
A tire-cracker set fire TO the root OF NO - Or
sythst. ,,ou...
rrl-. A. GFah ~
An awning at No. 60 Fifth-ave. Brooklyn, was
set on fire by fre-crackers, and loss Oh $lo was
An awning at No. 1885 Fulton-st., Brooklyn, was
burned by ire-crackers, aud the loss amounted 10
A FIRE caused by fire-crackers did damage to the
extent of $40 to the awning OF No. q Battery
place. -,
One hundred and sixty -thrd-st. took fire on the
roof. The damage was slight:
The awning of No. n Chatham-st. took IRE from
sky-rockets. The damage was $40.
Sky-rockets set fire to the canvas awning In 'front.'
of William H. Dooly's pant shop, No: 454 Fourth
ave-, and damaged IL to the extent OF SO. ~,
A three-story frame house In the rear or No. III
West Twenteth-st. took fire from sky-rockets
entering the window. Tho fire was pat out after
causing loss OF $3.50. 80
owned by g. Friedman. was set fire by fireworks
The damage was $40.
Fireworks caused blaze in the second-story
brick house No. $50 West Forty -Seventh-st. The
damage was slight
A window curtain caught fire at No. 271 West
Forty third-st. The flames were easily extin-
gushed.
Fireworks caused a loss Of a $40 awning in front
OF No So Orchard-st., owned by Morris Levy.
fire broke out on tho roof OF No. AZ CharltOn-sf.,
owned and occupied by Robert Dunlap. The dam
age was $50.
Fireworks set FIRE to the roof of two story frame
house at No; 1891 Second-ave, occupied by L. W.
Waldson. The damage was slight
A lire broke out on the third floor OF the BRICK
tenement No 90 ROosevelt-st., occupied by Mary
Hudson, and caused a loss of ZOO
A fire did So damage in a wood-shed in the rear
of No. 81 West Twenty sixth-st.
A fire occurred in the house of George G. Steel,
No. $50 Lewis-aye., Brooklyn. causing loss Of
about $780,
Fireworks in Clermont-ave, Brooklyn set fire to
the sto0p of the Baptist Temple. formerly the
BROOKLYN Rink OF which the Rev, DR.. j. ID Fulton
is PASTOR causing loss OF $40.