New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

which were on Ire Nv tie umcs fooehO. we tthru
floor lust in time to save two children. Ttere wa
another child in the came from which took IN
two which supposed the father was bringing wish.
him. Immediately behind nue.; but upon reaching III
sire that the father had lett the tnifd
child to perish in the flames II was then TOO late W
return as the flames were spreading rapidly.
Mr.. Barte is employed as carinan at No. W Moore
street
NAMES OF THE DEAD.
MARY DwrER, aged so years
MARCUS kArHAssgN. aged 20 years.
sIssTR,ED NArHAssKs .sedS yesra
CLARA NArHAssEy aged yeSs
EMILY BURNS, sged years
Loun GR0ssxAS, sged fyess
INQUEST.
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yesterday AFTER
noon, at the Seventh PrecDct SatonHouse, upon the
bodies recovered from tue ruins The Jury after hear
inc the evidence decided that the origin of the fire was
purely accidental and accordingly rendered verdict
of /" Accidental burning" in each case.
LOSSES AED ASSURANCES.
Loss 4 NJ Mr. sa nsssT $50 S Io. Of M G1ossn 500
in Pacific Insurance Co. for Los: Of John Cosso's sna
o.s of Mira sehoesser 5000 insured for $780, Company not
FIRE IN EAST rHIRTIETH STREET.
At A O'Clock on Monday afternoon a fire occurred
in the building No. ~ East Threth street, occupied
by Col Vosburg as residence IN consequence oil
SOME defect IN the register connected with the heater
TIE fire originated on the first floor, and threw the
family into the greatest CONSERVATION. The burning
beams near the register filed tue house with smoke,
and apprebepsions were entert aimed that the wooe
building would be destroyed The flames were
speedily exnguished, not however before tne oeia
ing and furniture were damaged 10 the amount oil
about 81 GEO. Insured. Capt Speight, OF the Iwen-
y.6rst Precinct says Through some mislnderstsnd-
ii,q among the fremen Caused by making too many
New-Year callsi they got 10 wransling and qntfreI
Dg and but for the prompt interference OF TIE Pc
Ice we would have another dlsgraceial nremens asnt
to record" The steam fire engine OF Valley Forge
Hose Company No 46, was early on the ground, VITO
ste am up ready to work. but sne mature Q. sae arv u
Thirty seventh street. Eighth avenue with roll
of only - members aud has been doing duty with the
steamer nearly two weeks. 81.
FIER IN FiFriErH STREET.
At 10l o'clock Tuesday night fire broke out IN the
building corner Of Lexington avenue and Fiiaeth
street, 0ceupied by Hook and Ladder Company No.
I6. The building was partially consumed. aad the
truck and ladders much damaged before the tiremeu
could get them out The fire was doubtless the work
Of an ncendary rs il originated many feet IRON the
stove and in place where no inhammabie material
was kept or used
FIRE IN risErEESTH STREET.
About 9 O'Clock, Monday night Officer Sanford OK
the 18th Ward with MIR. Ferret, after considerable
labor succeeded in extiDgushng fire tina: occurred
in the dwelling, No. % West Nineteenth street, in
consequence of the beams being 900 near the heain
apparatus. Damage about so. t..
FIRE IN THIRD AvEsuE.
At 4 D. m on Monday Officer Rhodes OF the Eight
eepth Ward discovered fire at No. 4l Third avenue,
which be extipQusbed with fc pals Of waler. The
fire as caused by quilt gpiting from stove.
FIRE IN WOOSTER AND HOUSTON STREETS.
At III o'clock on Monday night fire broke out IN
the building No. 642 Houston street, owned by w. {.
Amegmsr and occupied on the drst floor as saloon,
known s asRt y NIT caSS inc
and place of business The fire originated in the bar
ROOM and thence made its way through the partitions
to the roof, from which the flames burst forth with
great fury.
for some time unable to obtain adequate supply Of
water. The roof was burned of and the building
damaged throughout Mr.. Amerman estimates his loss
a, $4,000. Insured for $1,000 in the Park Insurance
Company. Loss of Mr. Graadn about 81 800. No in
surance I.oss Of Mr.. Cross about $500.
The adjoining building, No. GA, also owned by Mr..
Amerman and occupied by Mr.. Neustsder, was BADLY
damaged by fire and water The damage 70 the build I'D
ing win not however, exceed $3.50. Insured for $1,000
in the Lorillard Insurance Company. Mr.. Neustaders
loss is not very heavy
FIRE IN GREENWICH sTRKEr.
At 81 o'clock on Monday evening, the liquor store OF
Thomas Ryan, at No. 462 Greenwich street, took fire
from gas.burner which had been carelesely showed
too pear shelf. Ryan awav at the time, and the
place was closed Officers Martin and Boyle Of the
Fifth Precinct broke open the doors. and extngulshed
the flames without difficulty
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
At 12l o'clock Tuesday morning fire broke out IN
the two-etory frame building No. s3l Broadway, oc-
cupied by Pbness Godfrey bookstore and branch
pos.ofiice on the lower aoor upper part by Mrs M.
]. Carr ar hoop-skirt and corset nlannfaetory The
building with It's contents was pretty much destroyed
Mr. Godfreys lose is said be about GOO. Insured
The FIRE extended 10 Nose, adjoining, three story
Fame building, occupied by Charles Hobb n Sons,
paper hangers and fresco painters, partially destroy
ing the building and stock. Loss on stock 81 ,OOO
Fully insured. No. S33 two story shanty, occupied
by VIM. III. Gibson, conteeuoner ALEC took fire and
las damaged TO the amount Of 5000. Fully insured
ANOTHER FIRE IN BROADWAY.
Between ii and - o'clock on Monday night, Gre
broke ont n the three-story brick binding No. Y9l
Broadway, occupied in the 10 yer part by Mr.. H.
Chambers a. jewelry store, upper part by himself
and family dwelling.
The fire originated in closet on the second floor,
and Ghenee nded " the paIlors either SIDE aad
TO the third floor. Dir. Chambers absent at the
time the tire discovered, but returning while il
ing but raine ed from dong by the police.
HAD he entered the building he would no doubt have
Loot IL life.
The furniture and clothing Of Mr.. G. were almost
entirely destroyed. Loss thereon about s., 800 In
sured Tor 81 Go in the Rutgers and Exckeuge Iusnr
ance Companies. Through the attention OF the In
suranee Patrol, his stock was saved from damage
but be will nevertheless sustain loss by oreas
age, DC. of 81 500. Insured Tor $500 IN the NOV
gers, Exchange, Excelsior Wall street, bfe'oof''
Al d Washington Insurance Companies
The adjoining building, No. 39l !! occupied by Mrs.
Neweonbe X son. sustained slight daaR tsa oy r IRE
and water. Their loss will not eSseeu ~. Inc
properly belongs TO the Iorllard estate, and is da
aged 70 the amount of 1850. Fully insured.
FIRE IN LAIeHT STREET.
Al l2 O'Clock Sunday night nre broke out IN sta
bic on Lapht. and thence extended 10 the frame build
inc adjoining corner OF Greenwich street. occupied by
Mr. Mcclure az q grocery and dwelling. The Stable,
a one story shed, destroyed, and several aorses
hadly burned The roof Of the corner house and the
roof Of frame tenement house the other side Of the
stable was destroyed. Loss about 81 900. Insured
FALSE ALARk.
Tha alarm in lie Sixth Drfrict Yesterday afternoon