New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
they sustained damage to the extent Of abo,, ~.
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cniled BAR, hlde.w whips ard meats foot OIL L.,
$3.50; insured. Tie sec.nd, third fourth and a.
Hoors were occupied by Mrs. Charlotte Stons ~ a.n
clearinghouse. She lost everything vaiue Al az.
partially insured. "'
The buildings Nos. go and 272 belonged to II.
Rogers estate and were totally destroyed. Ia.
a ont sl2, 200; insured. The buildings were ous.
pied by j. II. Atwster e. Co., msDnfacturen q
housc-furnisfing goods. Loss about $D,cOO; IN.
snred FOR s4 900 in the Fireuens Trust and several
Eastern Insurance Companies.
FULTON STREET (soUTH-ZAsT SIDE.
The buildings, Nos. 81 ard 80 Fulton street. wen
owned by the bank. They were completely gults1
Loss about sl8, 900. No insurance.
The upper part of the buildings as'occupied By
various parties az oicts. lhelr aggregate oss Wld
amount to about $500.
The basement OF the building Is occupied by WI
bur a. Hastings, statIoners. Their stock was dau-
aged by water to the extent Of 5000; fully insured
Ia city insurance companies. =.
No. IS is occupied By John n. Qnrk as bedding
store. Stock damaged by water ABOUT yWVi IN
snred for about $25 coo in the New-World Insurance
Company. Toe building is damaged about $500; u
sured. a..
stove dealers, sustained damage TO the extent Of
abont $500 by water Their gods were 10 the cellar
of the building.
For some tins the buildings on the opposite side
of Fulton street stood in imminent danger Of taking
fire. but the fremen kept steady stresm On, b4
font Of them thus obvia'ing the impending danger.
The United States Hotel fortunately, escaped the
slightest damage
Sergeant Bracket of the Second Precinct with
BODY of officers got the books out OF Noe. ~, 23
and us Pearl street, in pretty good ine and carried
them TO the Sration-Iouse. Toe Sergeant also vet
body Of TO work to haul out sale IRON the rear
Office of No 273 Pearl street, and they succeeded in
getting il ont into the middle of the street. They
then went into the Fulton Bank by a window 10
Fulton street. and removed all the loose books ihey
could find to the United States Hotel, on the oppo-
site corner.
Capt. Hatchins of the Second Precinct was very
active and efficient. lie and his men desire 10 ~
turn cir sincere thanks 10 MIR. Matthew o. Ford
ham of No. 293 Pearl street, for q bouotiui break
fs To which he invited The n, and which wac much
aDorecided by them. Mr.. +. served up an excel
lent breakfast to TIE police OF that precinct ~
O'Clock. Never was warm coffee drank VIZ
keener relish.
Tho rremen too with the time ard energy ex'
bansed uron tho Bridee-sIeet fire OF Saturday even
ing, were much jaGod, not IA few OF teen oa'iag
been comuel'ed to give mp ana reure lIoln ,le
ground. The steam engines had their s'atiOnsl u"
a. if they were intended TO be INSTITUTIONS; anu Pl
of frewooi aud heaps Of coal lay about the cornen
OF the streets for sever blocks IN various directions
They KEEP, mp their reless pumping Of wafer upon
the fire with a constaDcy that challenger the aann.
ton ani commtnded the praise u all oysanders sho
by psssers. When thc iiremen had 10 20 home the
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tnev first started. Nevertheless, the fremen did
nobly under ali the circumstances, and the peogh'
did well al %, for not embarrassing those who had
the work to do wit5 an immense and curious crowd.
ANOTHER WAREHOUSE coSFLAGRATIos ~ BRIDGE
srREEr-Loss UPWARD OF $DO,nOO.
At O'Clock yesterday moroing the large store,
No. Bridge street. Immediately adjacent 10 tia
building burned Saturday evening" took iie at The
roof. The discovery no sooner made than the
fremen, who were on the SCOT, directed several
streams Of water upon the building Bot the flames
gsined the mastery over ,b.m and all efforts emed
to he ia vain. Before the fremeD could u axe much
headway, The third, fourth, and fifth stories were
consumed.
The building belonged 20 Squire & johnson, and
was filled with articles Of general merchandise. lhe
mage is estimated ut about 500, eco. Most OF NE
goods are known % have been insured, bat ae they
s-e tie property OF very large number Of persons
no information could he gsioed de To the positive
anonnt of lOss. As We 60 10 press the treInen are
still at work on the smoliering ruins.
TOTAL DgsrRUCTIos OF A BONDED wAREHoUsE-
DAMAGE ABOUT $500 ,O00-rIREnEs INJURED.
On SATURDAY evening about 5 O'Clock a fire broke
out on the thill floor q the bonded store No. 2
[ Bri'ge street. owned By r. H. Wyatt. Tie flames
s3resd very rapidly notsit standing the Efforts Of
the emen, WHO were tho spot with praise worthy
promp,tude. II soon became evident that 10 save
the building would be impossible and the efforts Of
the fremen were directed 70 preserve tie surround
iag property from impending danger. This effort
was attended with consii, able success; but at 6
o'clock the biding wss sufficiently Quilted TO render
the walls weak and shGky. Subsequently the reO
wal nd part Of the front val fell in.
tSo'clo k, tn fire having reached the cellar,
Where a large quantity If Scotch ana Irish whisky
was stored, an eXlloeion took place, the effect Of
which was terrific. Bricks, boards, pieces Of bar
r.ls, and other fragments were thrown 10 all drec'
nj xpl,t. III laa ,rafh
view the col1agr.tion end, avored TO withdraw
quickly, but "A large number were thrown down and
trampi,d np0n. Among tho fremen injured by the
explosion was Johu Neigan, whose leg was brokeui
10 Was taken the Hospital, and AT ended by Dr.
North. Michigan is a meGber of Engine Company
No. %. The others who were injured were William
Sauter, Patrick Hickey, and Walter Hacket., all Of
Engine Company No. 20, who We're taken TO the
engioe-bouse and duly attended to- John Jacobs q
Engine Company No. . WAS also injured aud taken
TO lie engin. house, where his wounds were attended
to by competent surgeon. Louis Hart, foreman Of
No. Hose Company was severely injured in the
legs. Two members Of Engine Company Ne %
Harrington and DonnellalsO bad their legs 'fusen,
Ii said that there stored IN che cellar @V'
barrels of whisky. ~
Mr.. Wyatt resides at Fsrtoryvile, s. l.
FIRE IN WASHINGTON STREET.
On Saturday night about ii o'clock, a Gre broks
ont in the pork paeki < establishment OF Z. A.
Matthew's. No. i99 Washington street. Tho fe-
men were promptly on the spot. The damage sue
tanned nv fire and water amounted to about so.
Partially insured
fIRR on A BARGE IL The EAST RIVER
At about midnight on Friday night barge mooed
at the foot Of stanton street was damaged TO the
extent OF $500 BY lire, oc,a.Oned by the upstttng
of a stove in her cabin. The stove wss cvertuhed
by the action of the waves. The captain, who w~
asleep in the cabin, narrowly escaped surocatou
lie wac reecued. badly burned, by Serg.an Con-
we'll of the Eleventh Ward.
FIRE IN HUDSON STREET.
At about 10 O'Clock on Friday night trs was
discovered NJ No 2S3 Hudson street, occupiedU
isncy store by Mr.. 4. NJ. Little, and az a dGd 70
hr MI Georpe Halloek. The Gre is saIKimnar.