New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28


Last night. about seven o'clock. fire broke out
In sne of the numer Gus small buildings west oil the
hesYork House randolph Of and before II cOuld
he stayed swept through 10 Lske Of and east t0frsnk
Inst leaving no buildings on The block but tnose o.,
Marketst the Saug aDash Hotel. and three small wood
en- buildings on Lskest Immediately east, ana ue
New.York House and three frame buildings between II
end Frapklnst Itsso crossed Lskest and burned the
store occupied by L. +. Hiard, and partly destroyed
another adjoining occupied by Mr. Peck, besides badly
injurng Others wet OF IT, We have been able TO %
tain the following statement of buildings destroyed
Rand0pha-ssloon kept by 7. sherr, next we.t o.
the New York House next west, barber shop kept oy
= ooored named Clay next saloon Kept oy MRS
Wsrngg next barber shop kept by n coloiea mar
named Campbell next, the New Orleans Coffee House
Franklin s-Furnituro establishment OF Coe q Miu
furniture mostly saved next Philadelphia Hos
House, kept aud owned BY Dinsn-not Insured ne ~
DR.. Bonsi0gs drugstofe--oss IN moving consideraoie
next tinmsns establishment lately occupied as inI
niturs shop by MI. MeWilliams-ipsured Tor siOO
next saloon kept by German. next Fishers gto
Gerry and turning establishment next, building occu
pied 40 a locksmith shop by German; next d"ehln
Of Mrs Day next, house occupied by family OF Co
ored persons next. grocery occupied ~ a German
On Lake-a-P. Gafney, glove and mitten inshuiao
tory most Of the goods saved building belonged I
Nrs Garrett Mr. Diamond, grocer STOCK mostly
saved building belonged 10 L W. Tracy. Next east
store rooni vacant; owned by Mr. Tracy. Next
clothing store OF NJ Taylor, and upper part occupies
by his family most OF the dry goods saved, but los
some household furniture building owned oy M1s
u.
Hndebrand goods saved building owned by Mrs
Garrett Next, shoe store OF Mr.. Lobsten buiidln
owned by Mrs Garrett Next building owned by MI
Uuntoon and insured for 500. Next boarding hous'
Of ANT Smith furniture saved building owned %
Mrs Garrett Next, grocery OF Mr Doyle' buhnih
owned by Mira Garrett l.. Y. billiards store, norh
side OF Lake corner al Lake and Franklin goods part
is destroyed insured for e2Ooo: the 'front.' buildin
was owned by J. Y Scsmmon, Esq and We learn wa
partly insured the back building belonged TO MI. III
lizard. Next building west. was occupied by Mr. : w
belonged 10 Mr. scasnmon. and Is insured. Next west
building occupied by A. : sherman ars marble shop
damage inconsidersble The center OF the block be
tween the New York House and Lskest was well nlle'
with harms, all of which were destroyed. They be
loneed one TO the New York House, two To the Yer
mont House, one to the Ssngsnash--thc three lat
ter insured. A barn belonging To Mr. Charles MELON
nell was also destroyed and four horses persisted II
the flames by whom owned we arc uniformed he
eide these, there several other small barns ans
msny out buildings which carried the nre to Lake an
Franklin etc. Mrs. Garrett owned II lots on wmcl
buildings were burned-eight Of which buildings sh
owned The total insurance ON her property wa
$500 The entire loss 10 buildings We have heard es
nmstsd at $4,000 The loss in personal proper'
burned would probably amount to S60o0 and the los
from removing. by those whose buildings were burnc
and those who In danger, would probably amour
To &SooO We think the entire loss will not es
coed S25,OpO q very small amount of which is covere
nv insurance The loss will tall very heavily on man
poor people and in this respect II has been more d.
astrous than any hre which ever occurred IN our cir
We regret 10 learn that an infant which IN the col
fusion had been lett In its cradle, persisted IN hou'
On Frsnklinst Only tsw crispcd bones were ieft
al tina, b nd been 90 dear to the mothers heart