New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
FIRES.
FIRE IN CENTRE STREET.

At2l O'Clock Saturday morning fire was discovered
in the sab and blind mandatory OF Jenkins a For
ter No. 173 c. ntre street, by Officer Sullivan who
succ eded with the assistance of two three iremen
in extipgusbng the flames with few buckets Of
water. The damage sustained will not exceed SO it
II supposed that tie fire originated from bghed cigar
el that had been thrown into a box OF sawdust.
FIRE IL A THEATER.
4 fire occurred in the Winter Garden on Friday
night in consequence of dresses IN the wardrobe
having been blown against gas burner and igalllng.
The burning material thrown out, and no further
damage than the destruction OF few costumes sus-
tanned.
FIRE IN EAST EIGHTEESTH srREET-DEsTRUCrfoN OF
\ STEAM PLANISG AND SAW MILL.
On Saturday evening AT O'Clock fire of accidental
origin broke out in steam planning and "a mill 81
Geo. Tugnot and Jacob Van j. Pet, No. $50 Eighteenth
street, near Avenue a, and thence EXTENDED TO the
budiI gs Oh the adjoining lot, No SS, the front beiI
occupied by Mr.. Van Pet an Office, carriage house,
stables &C., and the by Thomas Burroughs, star
case manufacturer. Owing to the large quantity Of
infan mabe material about The PREMISES the flames
spr lad with great rapdity, and in little time the mill
and ac Joining buildings entirely destroyed.
The fire also communicated TO several huge piles OF
lumber in the Deghboring yards, but through the ex-
ertions of the tremen, speedily extlGgnlshed.
In addition to the damage by fire and water TO the
lumber further loss was involved by the careessDes
of tie frtmen with their hooks. The loss OF Mr.;
Van relt on buildings and stock of lumber, will not fall
short of sl3 000 Insured for 81 900 on buildings, and
81 600 on stock in the Citizens and Wastreet lnsur-
ance Companies Loss of Mr.. Tugnot, $1,000; in
sured for IS 900 in city Companies. Loss Of MIR.
Burroughs, g., 500; insa'ed.
IL ia supposed that the fire caused by the frlc-
ton of journal near the planning apparatus. Mr..
Robert Sherwood, who had charge Of the premises
had Just paid off the baUds, and was about Leaving The
mill when the fire discovered. SO rapid was the
progress OF the hre mat ne i'd not uie !" Sa'e Ills
coat.
TIRE ~ BROADWAY.
AtSo'clock on Saturday night fire broke ont in
the five story brick bpldpg No. 80 Broad way, occu-
,ho = by q Wuf5ou dealer h;lfS aud
hatters goods on the second and third floors by Frank
& Son. cap manufacturers, and fourth and hta iloos
by hlr. GoIge dealer in iurs. The lire originated on
tie tbird floor and thence extended rapidly to the
upper stories the main body of the fire being beyond
the contI o of the rtmeD After several hours OF u-
cessant labor the firemen succeeded IN mastering the
flames not however b,fore the three upper stories
ere destroyed The falling q the rear ana SIDE walls
demo i,hel The second floor The loss on Stoch Of Me-
Watson by water will probably amount 10 about
$4,000; he il fully insured but in what COMPANIES we
could not learn. Loss Of Frank n Sons, $500;
Insured los Of Mr. Gorge. 81 800; insured Julius
Frankenftein, paper dealer occupying portion of the
upper floor SUBSTITUTED 500 loss. Loss on bnuoHG,
$500 The stock Of bat'ers goods ia No. ii Owned
by Martin Bate, r., 81 Co., sustained considerable
damage by The origin OF the lire Is at present
unknown.
FIRE ~ LIBERTY STREET..
At o. O'Clock the night q lire oc 'ured on the
second floor of the building No. b' Liberty street, oc-
cppjed by Charles X. DuXbury commission merchant,
and T. NJ Titus 4 Co.. dealers in Yankee notions,
but among who.e stock it originated has not yet been
d, cidtd The stock of Titus Il Co. was damaged by
fire Id water TO the amount of 5000; insured Der.
nard McAaItn glove importer occupied the front por-
ton of the same floor and the upper floors Ills loss
is about 81 0O0 The stock Of liquors and wines IN the
basement occupied by Macy 4 Jenkins was dam
aged to the amount Of 500 by water; insared. The
building, owned by j. Lewis, jr., was damaged to the
anouLt of $500.
FIRg IN YEsEY STREET.
At O'Clock yesterday morning, ilre, the origin OF
yhcb is unknown occurred ia the billiard and bo vi
ing saloon and bar-room Of Seaman Denton, No. iO0
Vesey street Before the flames ould be exiingushed
about 500 damage W n done. The lire appeared TO
have commenced behind the bar
IIEE IN LEOAAED sTlEIT.
On Saturday evenings window curtain took lire at
No IS Leonard street. from lamp careeSsly leitneT
it. Damage slight.
TIRE IN fIEST ANfNrE.
On Saturday evening fire occurred in the fancy
store Of Mrs PARROT No. 25l First avenue, in conse-
auence Of some goods in the show window coming IN
cobtact with the gas burner. Damage, $50.
FALsL ALARM.
The rekiudlng of the ruins at No. ~ Broadway,
gave rise 80 tic alarm in the Eighth District yesterday
noon.
TIRFs ~ EHOOKIYN.
About O'Clock on Friday night fire broke out III
stable connected with W. T. Tcrry's foundry, in
Power street, near Union avenue, t. ID. Inc hay