New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

cupied by Messrs Ks,tsBhorn 6 Rsmsin wholesale gro
and deal Iquors vosld ISL prey to the deVoar
ing elcert but was saved from mae-s iuj-Ty By th'
erergen, seton ofihe ffemen
The building No ciG washingtpn St occupied By j. ii
Dunphy dealer in wines ard rqu1rs J. y Llrksy
wboiesale grocer aud J Ratsou commission msrchaai
slso stood dsrgtr OF 1kng FIRE, bu: was saved from
injury no damage being done except BY wae-
No Il Robinson ~ occupied by Dayton spraZu4' dis
:ler,, &c, was much injured BY ~ser and naro~ly es
capped iskine fie.
The Losses and insursnces are IS foovA near a. our
repor.r could ascertain
The loss Of Mssr. johnson Lazarus VII not ia1 far
short Of $1,000 They insured about $4,000 in the
Continental Stuyve-ant Aston Atlantic. Mat1al and ir
wing and three or four other lusurane Companies whose
names We cruld 10, learn
The loss of II Dunpay is about 500. Insured $500
in The Irving Insurance g.
Loss OF J y Luckey about $4,000 FGlly insured
Loss Of Me-rrs Ksts5orn Ronsin sbo1t $4,000
Insured g. in the irving Ins Co 5000 n the New
Ansssdsm Ins. Co. $1,000 IN the Merchants lhs Co
e. 500 in the Pacific In. CO. aud O. 500 in the Peqss
ms Co
Less Of Dayton Spr.gue. about 5000 FaIy insured
The Reserve Corps of Police are deserving o; much
praise for their energy in saving the most valuable Of the
stock of Kaaenhorn & Roman from injury
FIRE n vorT-sr.
Yesterday morning about 81 oclOck Ere broke ont in
the story frame house No pa Mo st corner OF Hous
tor which together with the adjoining frame building was
partially destroyed The lower par. Of the corner building
occupied by VIM Rand a. grocery store and the
upper part by VIM Mortimer The adjoining building was
occupied by the families of Mrs Folly and Mr. Dodd
The fire supposed to have originated from defect in
the chimney ue between the two baldings The engines
were early on the spot and succeeded in subdung the
flames.
The buildings owned by CbNes Hopper. whoe loss
is insured in the Bowery Insurance Company.
Tie stock Of Mr. Rand much damaged by water
Injured for e. 300 in the Merchants Insurance Com
psny
Mrs Foly and Mr. Dodd sustained bu, little damage
most Of their furniture saved
Mr. Mortimer saved most OF his furniture No Insu
FIRE ONE HUNDRED AND ELEvENrH ST
Yeserc az morning two small tso story frame buildings
in One Hundred and Eleventh st near Third av. d.
ttroyed by FIRE They owned by Torrance Mcclure,
whose loss is about $4,000 Insured for $1,000 10 City
Office The buildings occupied by two German fani-
lies who saved Of their furniture The Of the
Gre could net pe sscertsined
FIRE ~ BEExM,s
About cock last evening fire was discovered in the
cellar OF an unocuped house in Beekmsn St. formerly
known as the Rainbow 1t was. however put out without
any damage 1t evidently done by design as there
was au.nty Of straw we'd around with boards psced
upon it. but fortunately discovered before any serious
damage was Effected.
FIRY IN BROOKLYN. AND Loss OF LlFE.
About clock yesterday morning fire broke out in .
frame building Walwor;h ST.. Myrtle av. occupied
As grocery stss by Charles Mullen and before the arrival
Of the engines the buildings adjoining were enveoped
in flames One Of them was owned by Owen McNsly.
and the other By Patrick Gallagher They were al Of
light construction and burned rapidly and the whole were
soon reduced 10 ashes They valued at about 800
esoh and we're fully covered by insurance in the Long
Islsrd and other Companies Mr. Mulens stock was
insured for $500 in the Hamilton Insurance Off 20. which
is stcu. the extent of his los The furniture of the
pants wss mostly destroyed The fire, it is supposed.
originated under the stairs in the entry OF Muens house
but from W hat cause il not oeriained
The upper portion Of the buldnga room OF which was
occupied by an Englshman. named James Carpenter
sk weaver by rade-soon became lied with dense
smoke so that it bec,me exceedingly difficult for the
epsnts to find their way out When the fire was nearly
eztr euisbed the body OF man WAS discovered among
the ruins which proved TO be that of Mr. Carpenter Inc
bead ard arms had been completely burned Oft and the
body vss burned to crisp lie had retire at an early
hour the evening previous and it is supposed th when
the Ere broke he became bewdered and fell an
easy victim 70 the flames He whc at family and
probably about 50 years Of age
There was an alarm of fire in the Sikh District about
O'Clock last evening occasoned by the burning II some
combustibe- in shop in Adems.t No damage