New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
MAIL GLEANINGS.


DTsTRUCTvE FIRE.-Sdrdnndh Thurs-
day Man GA destructive fire broke out in the
Southeastern portion Of the city at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The district which It swept destroying
eyerything before but one tenement house BOUNDED
by South Broad ST. on the SOUTH Lincoln on the east
President on the north, and Abercorn on the wesL
Sixteen dwelling houses. the Methodist Sunday School
room, and one carpenters shop were destroyed The
buildings were all Of wood.
The fire originated in Mr. Gilbert Butler carpenter
shop York e., which, with large quantity Of lum'
Der, was consumed The shayings and lumber gaye
such an impetus to the flames, that they spread rapidly
to the adjoining buildings in spite Of the efforts Of the
gallant reInen TO arrest them From the shop the hro
soon reached Capt H. J. Dickerson's dwelling on the
west This was consumed but not before the furniture
was saved In damaged state Capt. ID. estimates az
loss at sl00O0-insured for 81 800 On Abereornst,
south Of Capt Dickersons, was the tenement house
owned 10y Mr.. II. :. Bell and occupied By himself ani
Mr. Ryan OConner which was quickly On Gre and co.,
sumed. Loss from g., 1000 TO 5000.
Passing round 10 South Broad st, four houses wno
destroyedthe first belonging to the estate Of Mrs ~
Cleaand and occupied BY Thomas Kregeri the secona
owned BY VIM. RAIN, Of bingham County, ana occe,
pied by A. Bennett the third owned by the estate y
Lawrence and occupied by Mrs. Sterling; and ,ng
fourth, good wooden dwelling, owned and occaPss "a
by o. II. Dibbe. Mr. Dibbe's loss Is probably s4vn
OF. $500. The Methodist SchoolRoom was si'' VI
Extending back 10 the lane from the corner Of soqn
Broad and Lincoln-sts there were several small houses
occupied by coOred persons ell of which were burned;
On Lincoln-st, house occupied BY y. L. Cue sha
another BY Capt Thomas Shaw. the corner OF LIZ
coin and forksts, We're destroyed. On fofkst, MI
VIM. Omstesds dwelling, Mrs Jane ioungs nou,s
occupied By Mr.. Arden, and another BY j. J. CoSnr.
adjoining Mr. Buffers carpenter shop, were all snfs"
consumed.
Crossing Yorkst. the FIRE next appeared In the @ss
dwelling house on the corner Of Lincoln and Preae~
sS, owned blythe estate Of Gordon and occuP-. ',
me ismlly Of the late William b. Bulloch Great
enoi were made 10 this house but the high sird
eLsse the names along with such violence that L ss
!oohd impossible II was burned 10 the ground after
the IRE IN other places had been Mastered The farl.
I9Ie was iuly insured-tEe building partially The far
hilure was considerably Injured by the removal, q
much OF Il had 10 be carried from the second and third
ne orlck house fronting Oglethorpesquare
ohLed Dy Mrs Marshall was repeatedly on hre and
seVeraIwindow frames were burnt ou, The building
vs. eoisiderabiy damaged by water One tenement o.
ius mouse was occupied by Mr John T. Rowland whose
Iufnhure was injured 10 the extent of 1900 By ere
ahs Smer. he was fully insured The other tensned
wss occupied BY hrO. Elliott whose los, was slight
he whole loss may he set down AZ $1,000 to S75O0
aous opinions entertained as to tie Origin Of ne
IRE Is rumored that Il the work of an neerdh-
" ana The name Of the Individual on whom suspidoa
ieats Is ifeeiy spoken o. on the streets
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAsE.-M
tNSo JouNal Of Thursday after abiding 10 the course
- IsD.o dog which recently passed through Faiso7
mo cher pisces bpg that came Ia is wsy
especially two young men in the town OF SehToepel
waves mat one OF these named Perry aged abou. ~
EAR evidenced unIa.akahle signs OF hydrophobs
v ecntsday mornint, ard IN lew hours WIS rssiBg
nscly under the Influence Of tia, horrible d-ease AZ
INES when the violence Of bis spss,ns is scnewhat
tatd, sndhe Is comparatively calm he haplorss OF tho
yttsndeTs 10 MI him Immediately or eig hlna some
hing ~ which be can destroy himself % grea, Is HE
sAD - ne return CT ihese spssins and tho torment