The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

MAN BURNED TO DEATH-L0ss ABOUT So ,0C0.
Shortly before eight o'clock yesterday morning .
re broke out the drying In endorsement Of the
Aston House. the vesey erect sde The flames quickly
extended into the laundry and carpenter shop into
some servsn' bedrooms the ,eoond door Of the mid
die building.
The alarm was promptly given and.the areueu soon
arrived but experienced difficulty reaching the
are not knowing how To get At H. The occupants Of thu
house were but little alarmed and by twelve O'Clock
everything went on usual except In that part Of The
hotel burned
m,ses badly burned that he subsequently, died
the New York Hospital il said he intoxicated,
Anr inc arns
Co propretos OF tho Hotel, III not probably exceed
o. 800 or % COO Insured for $500 In the following
Equitable, $40 600 Empire city IS 600 Lorard, IS 600
Manhattan, IS 900, National, IS 900. TOTAL s3S 900
70 Ss Is Zoo Insured for soc
ioHowr E.ra. $40 600 City, $4,000; Bowery - 600;
Continental IS 600 Eagle, Is 900; Green wc6, IS 600
80 900; New York fire aaa Marine, $40 COO North
Anerlc.n, $4,000; Uaised States, $4,000 Total,
The Are, II said originated In the drying room which
10 heated BY steam. The cause u unknown ~ present
some damage was done BY water 10 the stock Of Hunt
Duscubury, hattevs, Nos 8, and Astos House They
are Insured for 90 900, - folovsNewWorld, IS COO
Republic q 600: Gebhard IS 900; East River, - COO
me Furniture Of spsudings express ONCE, No vesey
a IAwrcnce, bookstore, No vescy street, had his
stock damaged about $40 By water lnsarcd for 81 900
In the Manhattan Insurance Company.
Hewlett 4 windisch, tilors, No vesey street, have
about $500 damage by water Insured for %
In the irving ana Mercantile insurance companies.
Thomas A. Armstrong one Of the walters OF the hotel
made nve six Intellectual attempts 70 reach the
where Brady sleeping but ~ hearing the unior
tunate msn ernans be gos down his hands and knees
and by this method gained the Although
nearly smottered himself he assisted The tvo hremen
10 take Brady out OF the Mr.. Armstrong stated
QxsA NJ hta dnr hy has
upon u ~ Q practical joke, and pushed the person
out Of the room locking ,hs door the inside He de.
mics the charge made that Brady intoxicated At the
time OF the are but thinks he must have been 10 heavy
seep time the ere reeched him. We received the
following card from Messrs stetson Co, thanking the
Aston Housy, Nov. 8, 1850
kesns stetsou a Co. return their sincere thanks "a
Mr. John Decker and the members Of the New York Fire
Department, for their noble and successful
DUNG tho are which occurred ~ this house the
Ing OF the bth-
FIRE IN BAKRow sTRKrr-A CHILD BADLY BURsxp.
Between eight and nne O'Clock yesterday mora.
ing Ore place the attic OF building No liz
row street, in ibe dwelling apartments OF Charles xig
The nrencn exiting the Ore Dsmsee rurni
turs about s2S. No insurance the building 10 Owned
By Mr.. Denham. II damaged about $40 Not insured
IL appears that Mrs nulg went out 70 the store, and
kft her children 10 the roou-oue Q child only four
months old and tho other boy about I've years OF age
II supposed that The little boy Ore 10 TIE bod me
bsbc-fouf months old-eA 20 badly burned thai u was
The New York Hospital sud s not expected 10 live
rpr IN wnn rmrrr axrn srpsr-A woxas raruIr
BrR~up The alarm Of Gre the Second district lat
night shortly after eight O'Clock, was caussd bya %
mao named Mary Lynch, residing At No $50 Vess thirty
sixth street accidentally upeettipg huid amp, which
Cred her dress and before assistance could be rendered
her clothing burnt nom her bOty her arms broast
ard face burnt In terrible manner Tho police
procured convey ance, hnn the unfortunate
sep, % Be levue Hospital II believed she cannot
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