The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-15
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FIRE IN SEVENTH AvKyrE -Betweeu l and . o'clock
yesterday morning FIRE broke out in the att, Of
She fame building No i25 Seventh avenue, Of
Nineteenth street. The police OF the Sixteenth ward lrs
gave the alarm, and were quickly at the premises. or
Aeer Lindsay found a man on the back stairs of the
house, who had no clothing on him but shirt Tue OH
Ger he found him seated at the head OF tle stairs
looking at the Ere. On being questioned by the ocer
The man appeared % give eyasiye answers lie was
conveyed 70 the station house and gave the name Of c. y,
Cunlin Ca. Mckee detained him until the arrival of the
Fire Marshal The IRENE were early at the premises aad
exnguhed the fire before spread beyond the garnet and
roof The store occupied by Antoine Schultz groce
~ and part Of the second floor for his family. part
The second floor was also occupied by George Huener
rhesr property damaged only by water Mr.. schultz
owns the building, and Is insured, building, stock,
&C. 10 the amount Of $500, In the Astor Insurance
Company Mr.. Hucner is insured $780, on his house.
bold furniture, In the Hremens Insurance Company.
The IRE is supposed 70 have been caused by Charles
Couhn, who occupied the garrett He strsck some
met hes on going to bed and alter using them threw
the floor. lie made his escape with nothing on
bSt his shirt His clothing was all destroyed.
CorP SotEIt.--on Sunday, a woman, named Mary
Williams Frustrated by the excessive heat, at the
corner Of Hudson and Amos streets One Of the Ninth
ward 10 took the N charge and procured
doctor FOR her. Mary Ear recovered yesterday
morning TO be sbc % dea.t for her place oservice
TA1AI RSrir on Row.--At late hour on Sunday
night occurred at the saloon No 5i7 Pearl street.
ameng q number OF intoxicated men, when OF the
combatants, named Philip Shields, struck violent
blow the head, receiving a fracture Of The
skull Yesterday morning Shields taken to the New
York Hos pta for medical attendance, but he died
AFTER bis admission One Of the alleged participants in the
6rhi named Joseph Harris, arrested by the Sixth
ward police the result Of the Coroncrs inquest
shph will be conducted today by Coroner Gamble The
deceased, II is sad was very quarreisome man, and
trovoked the men who beat him.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
New YORK, July a. 1856.
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