New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
FIRES.
FIRE IN GRAsD-sTREEr.


At % o'clock Saturday afternoon a fire broke ~ the
large cabinetware mandatory OF T. J. Lcye No. 81
Grand-s The fire originated in large frame workshop
in the rear which was connected with the front building
In consequence of the large amount of nfammable
teral in the premises the flames spread with astonishing
rapidly enyoopng both front and rear buildings The
front building having been several times altered lately
looked upon dangerous and upon the fact being made
known to the fremen who upon the stairway with
their pipes they backed down into the street The
ing in good tme in few moments after the fire.
men had left the building the whole structure EEL through
fros top to bottom leaving nothing but tho eide wall and
portion of the roof standing The dwelling No 80 Nor
folk ST. took fire by the hea, from the burning workshop
in the rear and until the roof destroyed did the
fremen succeed in exnguishng the flames. Nos 3j 81
and 80 in the street, occupied dwellings,
damaged somewhat in the rear
The adjoining buildings in Grand-st No. 36s occupied
lace store and No. 373 grocery, somewhat
damaged by water.
When the fire communicated to the front building No.
37l it made known that three and boy were
confined in the front ROOM second floor. Mr. CARBIDE, Of
Hose Company No. 9, learning the fact Immediately
asceIded shed wooden awning in front Of No. $685.
and making his way into the second story of the burning
building brought out two of the and boy in safety
He then returned and rescued the other but 80 doing
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there any chance of escape by the stairway he was
somewhat soorced and nearly knocked down by the rush
of fame but eventually succeeded in closing the door and
making bis exit with the by the window Through
the exerons OF the iremen the buildings Norfolk ST.
sustained, comparatively speaking but slight damage
The occupants greatly alarmed and made prepare
tons for hasy departure from their dwellings. The
stock OF Z. J. Loye was valued at 1000 They es-
mate their loss by fire at $1,000 and by water at
Insured for So 900 in the Mechanics and Tradesmen In
surance Company The stock of Mr.. Engleman valued
at 81 200 greatly damaged by water Insured for
$500 in the ST. Marks Insurance Company.
FIRE EIGHTH-Ay.
At lol o'clock Saturday night fire broke out in the
millinery store Of Miss Lynd, No. l7s Eighth-av, but
was extinguished before the premises were materially
damaged The fire was occasioned by goods in the
show window coming contact with one of the gas burn.
ers Insured for 1000 in the Mercantile Insurance Com
pany FIRE IN WEST FoRrY-sIxrBsr
AT O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out in the
double three story frame building Nos and West
torysxh-s, owned by John Curn and occupied in the
lower part by james Campbell liquor store; upper
part by nine families The fremen of the district were
promptly on the ground but notwithstanding their efforts
the building was partially destroyed. The oss is es'i-
mated at about $4,000. The building partially insured
but in what Company could learn. The occupants
were greatly frightened but succeeded in saving most u
their furniture. FALSE ALARMS.
The alarm of fire Saturday night in the THIRD ps,'
occasoned by the burning Of some fireworks In uu
sGn-st.
The alarm for the Fifth District yesterday morning was
caused by the burning Of some tar barrels corner Oh
Sixeenth.s and Avenue c.
The alarm in the Seventh District Saturday night was
caused by the burning Of some tar oarreS 1901 Oh Noo'c
vest., L. X.
FIRE N WEST rwELFTH-sr.
At hsfpas. four O'Clock yesterday mornns fire broke
on, in large building in West Twelith-st., the
Nntb.sv.. occupied by James Crankrght "a turpentne
factory In consequence of the iniamabe nature of the
material in the premises the flames spread with ostonis
inc raptv and notwithstanding the exertons of the fire
men the binding enterey destroyed, together with all
the machinery and apparatus used in the manufacture OF
tn-pentine The Jose is estimated abou: 81 500. No
ilaurlnee. f'hE ~ PEtht-sr.
A. haf prs. hree clock the morning d-s broke
o.. IN f. mail shed nc rear Of 10. 7ei Pe.t e.. ocoa
ped by RcrarJ Nom, az etop ier preparing oIsJe