New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
FIRES


FIrT ~ EAsT TWEFTf siNIB ST
On Friday might Officers Wallace and Barrel OF the
Eehonih Ward discovered FIRE in the distery Of NJ
A. DeLey,r No 2Os East Twenty sixth It Firsts
Tie fireman quickly the ground bl before they
could eAingu,h he flames tbe bucing was damaged to
the amount Of about $780, and the r,ock $500.
lrsur, 5000 on the building ard 500 the stock in
the New York City Fire Insurance Co
FIRE u WEsr sT
At lae hour the hight fire discovered ia the
feed store Of Philips Shedder No BOG West: bz. how
or in what msnn.r could not be ascer;aned
Several policemen the Eighth Ward who were near Al
hand burt open The door aad succeeded in enguhns
the Gam,s before much damage occurred The building
wa. chiefly filed wib hay and had the fire gained much
headeay larg Of property would doubtless have
been sroye I'd, there many wooden buildings in
the vicinity.
TIRF Is EfFEESTH T.
About j. O'Clock Friday ngh fire broke out N the
buildings Nos &c ard G East eyenth 81, occupied by Mr.
Prockway a. soda voter aud mineral mandatory
Mr. i. Ashe az u lght wagon faAo,y; Messrs Diary o.
Pine rs pant shop, snd by Christian Simon az sa'h
aud blud munu'acH0ry The al :rm promptly given
10 which tie rcDo as promp responded bat before they
could ubdung the flames the upper par; of the
building nearly destroyed The damage sustained by
the occupants estimated follows Loss by fire, si7Oo
by water 500; total $500 The loss is fully covered
By niurance in tho Citizens 81, Marx and Bawery Iusur
ance Companies
The building was owned by JAS Murphy who estimates
HE loss OF about $1,000 The fire originated In the sash aud
bl I'd makers shop but from what has not as yet
bee aScert6ned.
FIRE ~ CEDAR.sT
About O'Clock, Saturday night FIRE broke or! in
the four story brk building No 81 Cedarst, base
mort occupied by MIR. c. Price cO,Perige
FIST foor by Messrs. j. Stsinberg & Co, dealers in
fancy goods third aud fourth stories by j Alexander
Manufacturer Of porte NOMINEES The fire originated in the
third story, but how, in what manner, ooDd not be
asce,taintd The alarm promptly given, to which the
femen a. promptly responded, but before they could ex
tngush the flames the upper portion Of the building was
nearly destroyed The second story Was unoccuped the
tenants having moved out a few days ago The total
damage is estimated at about $1,000 TIE loss falls
heaviest on Sir Alexander whose entire stock was nearly
destroyed The stock of Steinberg & Co was consider
ably damaged by water but TO what amount our reporter
could OF ascertain the propreors refusing for some
reason or Other give any information the subject
Cant Hapn Of the First Wari Police says that the
pants insured
Messrs Mardolbaum & SyeTman, manufacturers Of
clothing occupying the adjoining building No %, su'-
tsr,d damage 10 he amount of about $4,000 Insured for
5000 IN tine Continental and 700 the empire City Ia
sufance Companies.
Mr. Price sustained damages TO tie amount OF about
SiCO. Insured IN the brooklyn INSURANCE COlnpan!
FIRE SEVENTH
Al O'Clock yesiCrdy morning fire broke out IN SIN al
frame building Seventh avr between Fifty sixth aud
Fifty seventh ss which totally destroyed The build
ing was unoccup.ed Loss about $500
FIRE BHooYr
At clock yesterday morning fire was discovered IN
stable in the rear of No - BrOome twas eEngu'hsd
before much damage occurred The fire is supposed 10
have been the work OF incendiary.
FIRE sTANrOE IT.
AT an early hour yesterday morning fire broke ou' IN
the grocery store of Alexander Shams No - Stanton st.
cauted 10y defect in the sovepipe which passed through
wooden partition. The fire discovered a: an early
moment, and sooh eXtinguished.