The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25
CITY Int { lligenee.


Isst uisht about II O'Clock, Are broke out In the
acu, min stuassd at the northwest corner Of Twenty
ninth street and Eleventh. avenue, belonging TO T. B.
Phsps Great consternson caused mot only In the
vicinity bat for miles around from the red lurd appear
anos that was presented The brightness Of the flames
being reflected than usual from the extraordinary
clsarness of the stmospher cast red threatening Light
In I'll directions that the whole of the heavens ap
psaxed to be In . blaze To such distance did this lu-
sion extend, that to person standing in Broadway,
appeared - II the fire must be close beside MIN Ia
the rear OF q the houses and not some mules up
town. The only clue the locality Of the fire was from
tie ere bell which was the for the Second district
Engines from all parts immediately issued out for the
scene of evasta but rapid the progress Of the
flames that fire had me the mischief before many Of
the down tosn engines could arrive The mill, which
consisted Of large brick building several stories high
covering several lots was soon burnt to the ground and
whea our reporter left there nothing remaining
standrg but the chimney At the time referred to- about
midnight the fire stiI burning, and the engines at
work. Far in the retr Of wnere once stood the hour
mill. there planning mill belonging TO .
person of the name Of Crane, which was in tne ut
most danger, particularly it consisted entirely
that by OF the ISLANDERS oy was supposed 70 oe
alight this mistake was caused from ms crcums.Ance
that the entrance anes plaoiDg null was likewise
the Eleventh beside he Hour MIL ana 10 the
north Of further up to.n In .ne naes
over the entrance the planning mill giving the wrong
idea that latter fire The fire Is said tohave
that the engine work at the time. We did not
hear whether the was insured or not, but one
thing Is certain that the whole building is destroyed
The fire still burning rs mentioned before 1T md
night but with the exception OF the planning mill and
few wooe houses there were no other buildings ad-
joining 1hes however at the time orter left,
were in danger.
FIRE On Thursday afternoon the stable and carriage
houses OF the Hon. John NJ Bradhurst situated at Car
manve together with about forty tons OF hay and ten
tons OF coal destroyed by fire. The carriages and
harness saved He partially Insured. The fire
and police departments early on the gr0and The
cause OF the fire Is unknown.
ACCIDENT THE HIPPopRoME. Yesterday evening" just
before the commenced at the Hppodrome
the drapey of of the dancing girls caught fire. aad
but for the presence of mind Of gentleman in the
boxes Who tore his coat from his persons and enveoped
completely the burning child. might have resulted
fatally Fortunately she escaped with slight injury.
We have doubt but that two thirds Of the audence
honestly believed this well nigh fatal casualty to be part
OF the play although not put down N the programme
FATAL RAILROAD Academia young man jumped off
the train at Dobb ferry yesterday when was
going at full sTeed The spectators said that he re-
bounded about fourteen feet He died in consequence
of the injuries which be received We did not learn his
name. He q mechanic, who lived near the place
where he jumped Off.
evening about O'Clock, horse attached TO grocer's
wagon took frgh. in Hudson street and away strk
ing the wagon with great violence against large block
OF granite that lay front Of Berl Co.'s yard,
Abingdon square. man named MATTHEW Flynn
injured They taken to the drug at the
of Eighth and Troy street. and after wards to their
residence in Twenty fifth street, Eighth avenue
EXECUTION PARADE The Highwood Guard Of Hoboken
have been ordered TO do general duty the occasion OF
the execution Of William Heating Bergen Hill Tues
day next
AlTENPT AT BURGIARy.-Early yesterday morning, two
officers belonging Tsentieth police district found
the door of clothing store in Sixth Thirty
fifth street, open On ton they found that 1t mad
been forced Open supposed by burglars, who
frightened of bes ring the officers approach The base
meDt Of cling house in Thirty 9th street ives also
forced open but nothing taken away.
ATTEMPT SUICIDE. yesterday m ,rning young
woman, who gave her name CathsI inc Ashrool,
taken the station house of the Secood ward from
Fulton ferry boat, having ATTEMPTED 10 commit suicide
On examination she refused to offer any and
the police She is about twenty years Of
age, and would give account of her self family
RESCUED IRON DROWNING EARLY yesterday morning,
James Brown a resident Of Brookly fell into the
Catherine market snd BY the utmost exertion of
officer MURPHY, Of the Seventh police district, he
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