New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
FIRES.

FIRE IN WONT sTaEET--Loss ABOUT BeDo@
Yesterday morning. shout o'clock, Ere bross out
in tie four-stoy brick baildng, No. 90 Front street,
occupied in the basement BY V. Bsrcelo qpsr dealer;
first floor BY Foes W. Wood g. Son, connisson msr-
chants the upper part By August Nostebehm, oou-
mission merchant; ID. Gildemeister, commission. mer
chant ard otbsrs Tho Ere originated on tue second
floor but the caRse basnot yet trsrsped and thence
extended to the roof where the ther progress OF the
flames w&s checked By the fremen. The losses aad
nfuraIce Of the perrsat ent occupants and OF those
who had property In the building, are as follows:
Loes Of Msss1s Wood & Son cfice furniture,
about $780, Esured. They own the building and
the loss the,eon is estimated ct 0ce Insured for
81 on in the Hone Insurance Company.
Loss on stsck or M Note bohm about sl7 900 In
sured in The following companies: loyal iof Loadonl
81. 500 Niagara, 80 80; National $1,000; Standard,
sS,OOO JeErson, $500 Gebhard, y, 500, and En-
pire City, $4,000 Toial $4,000.
Loss on stock Of Mr. Gldemeister, 81, 900. Insured
for 81 900 in the liverpool and london Insurance
Company.
Loss on stock Of teas belonging TO Msssrs Nc Aenze,
Bestie s. Co., ela GOO. Insured for <3,VeS In sue
National; $500 in The Long Island and - ossin the
Standard Insurance Companies. IsIal, Sl3,v0
Logg On stock Of teas belonging 20 Meesrs Gu, CD
LET & Moves $1,000 Insured for $40 OO0 in the knick-
erbocksr insurance Company.
The cellar 6lltd with waite, TO the dspth OF sew
eral feet, eni until it is pumped out, it VIZ be imPos-
sible to ascertain wha. amount Of damags has been
done to the stock of Mr. Barcelo.
The stock Of groceries of Mn. Harper, occupant OF
x, X,
Of about 81 600; insur- FIR $50 G00 in tAe Fire mems,
Market Howard, aud CRY Insurance Companies.
FIRE IN wAsHIsGToE AND yEsEY sTzEETS-Loss
OVER $21 ,000
Yesterday morning, about II o'clock, II was disccv-
cred thu. the BUILDING No. 20S Washington street. oc-
curisd by c. Fl CampbeA, provision dealer, was On
| fire, and an alarm was immediateiy raised, wnch
brought the fremen Of the lower districts speedily
upon the gronud The premises Of Mr.. Campbell ara
psIt and parcel of the building on the north west cor
ner of Washington and vesey streets though gsner-
ally considered to DO separate building The lanes
spread with considerable rapidly from floor to hSor,
and owing to the sghiness OF the partition WALL soon
extended 10 the fronting No. SO yessy street,
occupied on the first floor by J. FL. & f. Fink, liquor
basement By ark ( DAab, orockeIy dealers and
Jacob Cohen, shoemaker. Despite the exertions Of
the fremen, the fire rapidly extended over the enre
building, and in little time it was RACED 70 the
ground. 80
The losses and insuIances are as follows: Loss on
etock Of MIR. Campbell $500, said 70 be insured, bot
TO what amount or in what companies could not be
learned as neither Mr.. c. nor his bookkeeper was to
be found in the neighborhoed of the store Loss OF
Mr. Tangemsr about 81 OoO insured for $1,000 in the
| Merchants Insurance Company. Loss 90 stock OF
Messs. Fink $500; insured for 81 zoo in the Corn
Exchange Insurance Company. The stock and furni-
ure in ihe restaurant and lodging Of Christian
JohD, No. 80 Vessy street, were damaged to the
amount of about $3.50 by wa.er; no insurance. Los
on stock Of Stark & Daab 50 600, insured for 500
in the Brooklyn Insurance Company. Loss OF Jacob
Cohen $500. The corner store was owned by Mr.. A.
G. Zabriskie, Whose loss is set down at $5OO0i IN
sured.
II. Solomon, bootmaker, occupying the basement Of
No. % Vesey street. sustained damage 10 his stock 70
the smouDt Of 81 COO BY water. Insured for 10 IN
the Astor Insurance Company.
The stock of j. Canboy, iquoIdesler occupying the
the amount Of $500. Iasrred fr 81 00Qat Menhsn-
les aud Trade-s Insurance COMPANY. The buildinrs
NOS " and 90 are owned by Mr. Canboy, and are
oanaged to tie amount Of 81 600 Insured for 900
in the Exchange Insurance Company.
The s..56a Of W. Fl, CARPENTER, in the building No.
81 Yeeey, aud No 90 Washington street, was dan
aged to the amount of 5000. A porion of the same
building is occupied BY Henry & McCaoe, whose
stock Of butter and cheese damaged TO the amouot
of about $500 Insured for 5000 N the fremrns
Trust Of Brooklyn, and Jersey City Insurance Com
lahy. -.-.
The building, belonging to the estates Of Thompsc1
and Board, was damaged By water to the amoun' os
$780, Insured. -, A..
There seems 10 be something mysterious about tbc
origin of this fire. and many inclined 70 'ne
that il was the work Of an ncendary, as IN Tug 1871
or floor where il was first seen no nre "a'' "s -~'
we can learn, used. .,. .~,xx,rx-
PRE- IN Delaney sTREki-ANo'"I"
IScESDIARIsM -.
Yesterday morning. ssoemskes res se , ~ .ne
rrner mart of the tenement hcnse NO: 90 Doiancey
e, discovered fire in the cellar or basement, and
;r,nsa,ssls gave an alarm. The flames were speedily
snhdued the darage being sligh II Is supposed tnst
,he fire was the work Of an incendiary.
FALSE ALARM-Row AMONG The fIREMEs.
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock al arm was raissd
that The building the northeast Of Pearl and
Chatham streets fire. and the bells being sound
ed soon brought the 6remen 10 the ground. Upon
discovering that the alarm was false, many Of the
Gremen Immediately started for home, while oshsus
fingered behind and, upon light provoc .ticn,
two rival companies engaged in sort OF plug muss"
which rerulted IN the eyes Of dozen or more being
clothed in mourning The police soon made their ap-
pearance, when there was csssat on Of hostilnee,
nd the belhgereuts moved on bat hsd no. proceeded
ar before ths ropes again dropped aud the baltic
enewed. The police, under Sergeant Brooks, rushed
no the midst of the battle, and, separating the
batans, ordered them home forthwith under pain Of
arrest.
fiRk AT RAY RIDGE, l.. l.,
About o'clock yesterday morning, ERE broke ont
IN carraee-honse, owned by John l. Bennett. st Bay
Ridge. The flames communicated 10 adjoining
shed, and 10 another carriage house beyond Tue
structure in which the fire originated, and the shed
were burned down. and the meats, consisting OF ons
top-wagcn, two sleighs lot of harneeA socae hot
house sash placed there for preservation, all do
stroyed. The less Is estimated at about 81 500; in
sured for $500 in the Dutchess County Mutual fosu-
rance Company. Tie FIRE Is supposed 10 have orig
mated from the spontaneous combustion OF c,toa
twine nets wica had recently boea oiled aud painted