The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-26

20 that purchasers from the country have only 90 pro-
vide themselves With beds and brsakssst this Ntns
the arrangement daily We have often heard Of hi ogrv
BOOKSELLERS but knew the fact 20 be fqy sstss
hshed till the luncheon yesterday.
DEsHucrrE FmE-BuRSlse OF A FouSrar- Loss on
I'll Yesterday ct quarter past oo> O'Clock de-
ttructive fire broke out In carpenters chop In Lewis
Street, bstweeo Delaney and Riviugton ana syresd
night through the block to Geerck street destroying
three or four buildings and Considerable amount o,
property originated s the stove Of the carpenter
shop Of MIR. Schumacher through some osre-.sn.ss IA
heating glue pot. The building being frame ose
AID thavings and wood lying all around Il blszei 10
In an instant; so much SO, that Mr. schpmaker. Who
Was In the upper part OF the building had only ts
get down Of tive chests Of tools Ia see
which bis hair and eyebrows nuch sipg-d Ne
bad 10 leave his coat behind ho which contained his
pocket hook with considerable sum Of money rnsr~
being strong breeze feom the tue .m-s SDdly
extended to tho adjoining buiidinss, ~hich were .
stable and another carpenters shop. not occu pisd
but Owned by Mr. Lyons who lately purchased from
MIR YcEug the interest Of this aud the oth-r shop
occupied by Schumacher, for $500 These baijiags
were rapidly destroyed, and the next prey q. the
vouripg element was the tin chop Of MIR hillyer ".
was much sco-ehed In his ex-rtons 10 his pro-
perty. The FIRE travelled eastward ~i;h great spsei
next attacking the cooper's shop OF Mr. rhonp.on
which being slso q frame building aud eoptAinins VA.
| 1ammabie msterisls was ouicsIv con.um-a w.an
tiLe. the fire engines, whore ooerso1s had been
lsyed In the bsginnng for want Of water froa some
caufe or other worked vigorously the four sides
the block But so swift ths progress % the de.
stroyer. that MIR James l. Jscksons foundry and ma.
partly brick, csught hre and burned tereely. TIE
pattern shop containing several thousand dollsss
worth OF most valuable patterns coosur,si ani
the tools and mich OF the mschinery tegsth- ~ith
tbs greater part OF the building. were destroyed
The hremen exerted themsslves 10 the utmost de-
gree In the face Of the white. binding .aos- TN
at length they subouea the fire a. half pass
two o'clock The neigbbors In the adjoining houses
had their furniture ell dragged out into tss
street, where 1t partly broken aud partly inur~d
by wet and 9th. The fire produced great constsrua.
tion from the rapidly with which it travelled os,rg
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engine In Mr. Jackson's establishment saved ny
taking II asunder, and removing It, In the
which the workmen we're enabled To do. II
stood quite close to the entrance OF (;oerck street.
being the ride Of the building most remote
nom the flames. Captain Tilley, OF the 18th Ward.
with q platoon Of men. was present. preserving
order, and rendering every assistance ais, Assist
rendering very effective service The loss 10 Mr. Jack
sons establishment is about 81 000 Tie has en- In
euIAnce effected for $4,000 but IL IL divided that he
will not be able to recover that amount There Il
81 SEQ on the building 81 600 the patterns aud
tsols and $500 on the engine To the latter Ia.
jury is done at ALL Mr. Jackson has another foau dry
In Stanton street, for the manufacture OF CRATES.
The next greatest sufererer, IL Mr.. Thompson the
cooper IS Gcerck street who lost $4,000 upon the
building vbich was not insured and stock TO the
amount Of 81 600, which IL covered by Insurance..
Schumskers loss "a about 81 00o nd be insured
csrpepters shop lost about $500 beipg insured
cent. Eillyers loss Is about $500, for whi,h he 10
insured. The following is . list Of the Losses
ysckson. 49,. ......... SIOO0
InemPron. s....... ..s..... 2oOO
ScnohsAer' ........... .."........ lVo0
Ly ons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
hini9e ''''''''..'.' ....s..... Soo