New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

Of he otber bouses s,o sscspcd vithou. Inlay e
lcs.e. sr4 ipsaranee- sre a. follows, /. near "a se
could ascertain:
Lo.s o. Mr. Baldwin. sbou, ~ 500; insured G. go
in the siuyvesan, $50 in the 8sussslaer, AMI $50
in the North River Ihsursnce Comps nes. His fu--
I.,uIe was mostly destroyed, and the greater par. Of
bic stock, consisting Of lsmps, sirandoles, &C.,
broken. No. "A was owned by Norman Cook VITO
Is insured $50 10 the North River Tns. Co.
Z Los Of l. salashn, furniture and goods. abo,
5000 fully injured. No. 81 is Owned by Sorns1
Cock, who IL INSURED ESQ in the Park Ins Co.
Loss of Chss. J. Cook about $500. The greater
part of be stock was saved by the 6remen insured
6 $50 in the Assor Ins Co.
Loss of Norman Cook. about %, 900; mos. OF his
stock was saved. Insured 50 300 in the Citizens
and 5000 in the stuy vesant Ins. Companies The
building is insured g. 900 in the National ms. Co.
Loss of Zacharias about e. 500 insured 400 10
The Citizens Insurance Company on furnitare and
$4,000 on stock in the Aston Insurance Co. The
furniture was entirely destroyed. The loss of Mr..
Franks is not very heavy nearly all of his stock
was saved.
The rear Of No. 80, occupied by H. & W. X.
Cort, stove manufactures was slightly damaged by
water This firm are insured $4,000 in the Broad
way, a., 600 in the Citizens, and o. 900 in the Me-
cbsnics and Traders Insurance Companies.
So rapid was the progress Of the flames when the
fire fret broke ont that appre hensions enter
tanned for the safety of the Bowery Theater, but,
through the eIertions OF the fremep, the fire
fined to the buildings above named The origin Of
the fire is unknown, although is supposed to hlve
bee caused by ZONE Of the light cinders from the
fire at No. 90 Bowery falling upon the roof of the
shed, which, being dry, gnited easily.
FIRS ~ AVENUE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF An ISoEsDiARY.
About o'clock yesterday morning. fire was dis
covered by Policeman Hoffman, of the Eighteenth
Ward in the grocery store Of Henry Reichter corner
of Avenue A and Twenty frststs. The doors were
Immediately burt open, and the flames eItingushed
with few pals of water. A can filed with camphene
was fond near the spot where the fire originated and
several articles about the store appeared to have
been saturated by the same inhsmmabe liquid. The
stock of Reichter was insured for 5000 in the New
Amsterdam Insurance Company. The upper part Of
the building was occupied by several families, among
whom the greatest alarm for time prevailed. One
woman in her fight jumped from a second'story
wirdown, and was severely injured. No arrests have
yet been made.
ADDITIONAL Particulars OF THE FIRE SOS. 90, 90
AND % BowERY.
Loss of Mr.. Halliday on his furniture and stock,
about 90, 900. Injured $500 on his furniture, and
O. 500 on stock in the Lorllard Insurance Company
Loss of Mr.. Hyatt about $4,000. Insured for
g. 900, in the St. Marks, Hamilton, and Excelsior
Insurance Cos.
Loss of z. NJ. Rhode about 81 900 on his stock and
furniture. Partially injured in the Astor Insurance
Co.
Loss of Mr. Simmons about $780, Insured for
So 900 in the Stuy vesant lnsurance Co.
The building No. 100, owned by Norman Cook,
was partially destroyed, and rendered untenantable
Insured for O., 900 in the Citizens Insurance Co.
The building occupied by Mr. Hyatt, was owned
by Mrs. Brewer and the Bank of Schenectady. In
cured, but what amount we could not learn.