New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
FIRES.


FrRr ~ BROADWAY.
Ahou. a clock Saturday evening Gre occurred IN
,hs furnace mandatory Of Nesu. Coz, R'hsrdsoa
& Bo,n,on, No. "a Broadway. The 6femeo were
early on the ground and by their sctve e1ertons soon
succeeded in subduing the aames thus saving large
amount Of valuable property which was Q. one time
in great jeopardy. Less $soo The Ere originated IN
the rear Of the building fronting on Courtands alley
but from what csu.e could not be sscertsined
FIRE IN SlSrR srRrrr.
On Saturday morning a, an early hour, 6rv broke
ont in the stable Ne. 34l Ninth street, occupied BY
Michael oConror, who is . loser to :he amount Of
about AIS. No insurance. German, occupying .
portion Of the stable for manufacturing horseshoe
nails. lost two valuable deg and all his toos' The
dogs were tied, being used to work machinery c's'
nscttd with the Srge.
ytRE ~ wIILsr STREET..
About 81 O'Clock on Saturday night hre wss
discovered in building rear Of No. IS Willet street
occupied BY 9 Mrs. Clark. Some sAAviags we're
found on fire under the stairs, but by whom placed
there Is not known. The flames were soon extin-
guishtd by some citizens and only trihing damage
was sustained.
rrkK IN HOUSTON STREET.
The alarm Of Ere in the Sixth District at l. O'Clock
on Saturday night was caused by the explosion Of
camplere lamp in the building No. PIP Houston street
The inmates were greatly alarmed, and raised the cry
Of FIRE which drew several persons to the spot, one OF
when threw the lamp into the street. no damage being
sustained to the premises.
FIRE IN East rwENrY-SINrH srRfEr.
On Saturday afternoon, at 81 o'clock, hre broke
ont IN the frame house No. Isl East Twenty-ninth
street but it was exipguished, and TIE damage
did no, exceed $40 The fire. was caused by some
sparks from neighboripg foundry falling upon the
root.
FIRE asp ACCIDENT.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out
in stable ard feed store on Water street, Brooklyn,
and the flames soon extended to row Of old twostcry
frame buildings on Main street. owned by Bernard
| McFeeley and the heirs Of James Mckinney Mr.
| McFeeley owned the stabe AMI one of the houses
which he occupied. The other two were fenan'ed oy
| Mrs. McCcligan and Mr.. McCiuskey. horse WAS
| badly burned. The entire loss may possibly reach
A., OtO Complaint has frequently been made to the
Board of Health about this locality, and the nuisances
ordered TO be abated. The fire did the work more
ea.ctually than the Board could. The cause Of the
\ fire is not known.
| A man named William Mccormick, employed about
Nodiue's livery stables, run over by Engine No.
10. and had his LEFT leg dreadfully smashed. lie
had bold of the rope Of No. H. both companies going
down Fulton street at full speed at the time. Officer
Corwin of the First. District Police conveyed the in
jured mar to the City Hospital He did not belong to
any company.
Some engines were considerably damaged by coming
| in collision.
When the fire was over the members Of Engine
Co Noe and came in collision, and stones, brick
bats and clubs were literally used. The police being
present in sufficient numbers suppressed the fight and
arrested several of the belgerents
| Two parties Of boys who claim to belong to nval
| Engine Companies 60. into fight ia Washington
street and peted each other with stones. The police
of the First District caught two Of the most prominent
named Robert Murray and John Conner, who were
| locked up to await examination.
FIRE IN A RopEwALK.
| fire occurred in Messrs. Lawrence 4 Sons rope
walk, Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn, about o'clock on
| Saturday morning Engine Companies Nos. ., and
10 and Hose Company No. 9, were soon at work aud
| extinguished the flames The machinery was dam
aged to the extent of $4,000 and the building abou
$500. Fully insured.
rIREMTS's DISTURBANCE.
At a false alarm Saturday night, Engine Cos
Nos. and 49, in attempting to pass each other, be
came engaged in a difficulty, and the following
named persons were arrested on q charge of commit
ting breach Of the peace: GeoryeW. ons, j. "
westorveli, George Young, Sylvester Smons aud
Samuel Mattox. They gave bonds before Justice
Clary to appear for examination.
FIRE IN cAsTLEroN.
On Saturday fire was discovered in the barn of j.
ID. Smith & Co., filed with bundled straw. The barn
and contents were destroyed. The fire then crossed
over on South street and communicated 70 three dwell
ing-houses, occupied by German fsmissi and so
quick was the destruction that the occupants barely
escaped with their lives not having time to save any
furniture or clothing The three German families had,
BY their industrious habits and strict economy man.
aged to lay up money enough to pay for these dwell
ngs, and the loss falls heavy upon them, as Il tahss
their all
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