The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
Fires In New York.

Fas nxm AvNrE-Bctween twelve and ono
O'Clock yesterday morning fre broke out 10 the
fancy goods store 24 Sixth avenue, owned by Stuart
walker. The frerocn extngushed the fire before IL ex
tended beyond the store The damage 70 the stock by re
sured for - 900, STOCK fixtures and furniture in the
EnA Insurance Company, Of Hartford. The building be-
longs 10 the estate Of A. Wyckof II u damaged about
$780, and insured in the North River Insurance Compa
ny for - 500.
FiU IN Wet SIXTEENTH srRgsr-FoUR HoRns BURNED no
Shortly after o'clock yesterday morning, nre
discovered in the frame stable in the Of No 2b3
West Sixteenth street. owned and occupisd by George
opser The four horses which In he stable at the
two story frame building in the Of No. 2S5 occupied
by D. Ormsby Sons, a. part of their root beer and
mineral water establishment before the flames were sx
ngushed the property was damaged to the extent Of
about 90 600: no insurance. Mr. Gopsers loss viii be
about u 200; insurance. Tho origin OF the nre "
known at present
FIRE JOHN SrRmr.-About six O'Clock last evening a
fire was discovered in the ribbon and millinery store OF
tho insurance patrol together with his men, the first
ut the premises and put out the nre When the door
broke opca are vAs observed coming rom drawer and
s e a S syi aH os y s
eoDpaaes:- -NcfcAanae, g 900; Exsels~, eo,ooo Com
e = 80 sncr nsx r. ssss ss e sss e
explain by investigation.
IRE IN INFANCY S7R4ET.-ADOut 9X O'CLOCK last zen
ing 8re occurred in the grocery store Of Christian Kreu
sber No 800 Dclancey street, and before the flames were
extngushed the stock was damaged to the extent Of
about SA00 Insured for u goo in the Rutgers Insurance
Company The fire. IL Is said, caused by the scciden
tai upsetting OF can Of fluid upon the stove.
FIRE IN WEST TWENTY -NeHrH SRxFr-shortly before
eight O'Clock last evening fire broke out in the moulding
and planning mill OF Wells Conkln No 322 West Twen
ty eighth street The damage TO stock and building will
be about q 00O no insurance. The fre, IL s said was
caused by spark from the chimney Of an adjoining
foundry.
FIRE IN Deans srfnr Gght O'Clock lag. night,
FIRE was discovered in the coach lamp mandatory of
Henry Edwards, No 66 Duane street Tho flames ex-
tended into the second floor, occupied by A. W. Mctca
manufacturer Of brass faucets when the fire exn
guishcd. The origin Of the fire s somewhat mysterious,
but may be explained tbe Fire MarshAs inveetiga
The loss Of Mr. Edwards will be about 81 000 fully
insured The basement ID occupied by Streulns Il Pal
mer manufacturers Of chocolate; their loss will be by
water fully insured Tho second floor occupied by A.
w. NetcaH brass faucet manufacturer loss about $500.
The third 6oor and also the third floor Of No g. Ia
pied by !. r. Ryan q bOokbindery; his stock s da-
maged by water; insured for 1000 in the American Ex
change and Hamilton Insurance Company. James Con-
bndery they damaged by water insured in the I'm
portcrs and Traders Insurance Company. VIM. H. Pagc
Co. also had q quantity Of specimen books damaged;
insured for $500 in the American Exchange Insurance
Company. G. p. Putnam Co also had some books da-
maged; insured for $4,000 The building ID owned by
James Connor Sons; II is damaged about $500, and s
fully inquired,