New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

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ou OF e houso Into the street then policeman came into
the basement gave him some waifT with which 20 pat ae
Gre out then o mo apartment by ms oTas To- n hs s
cellar where cy sfisrward exploded Mr. Zane ~,
a me nSy ~, as 0 S6p P b d NO, % what
Immediately before the explosion Ihcsrd heavy a soon
afewsrd Jaw the flames they hercely when
nv husband went out DO cried Fire bis property was valued
at about o. OO0 there neither insurance nor lien upon the
establishment there were ak pots three open aud
three closed there also large quantity OF Wallpaper
bought AID stored b. toe pots and cans In The cellar saw
light in Kaue after the Ie broke out but dd nor
soc anyone there do not know u tho saloon doos were open
closed Do not know much Of the quarrel between my s
band Mr This witness subsequently, recalled
and stated that the noise that awoke her resenbed the ans
julius Pnnaiser testified an the husband OF the last wit
moss went % bed 10 o'clock and awakened about
midnight BY ~ wiis saw the brought Ia he a.s
OPsIg or IRON M, age r.. oSSs1ted 81 sht Of stars had
y Ts SS S 90 r pS oS t i about three
for 1850 but as wanted $500 be Would not Purchase the man
whom Kane sent 70 me 70 make the purchase then s %
viii get you or, got without money this mans name Is IN
persJ be live, IN SecODdave Kane aerwId SAID ne Fahea
's e pSSS sf S5 SS testified 1--we h Mr. Kane at No $50
Seoondavoi ms baksepe the fire broke ont about 70
oeo was IN the hartoon az the time no one was tleh ~
the place with the first ntimatOn had OF the ure was
when smoke coming GP through the bor.rcon noo
Il saw 1as b pu bps were yUt down stair lad ony
just locked tbe door when discovered he re after Mt Kane
men ala not como into the store after Mr. KsPe left there
about Is oD worth OF luor in the store thh time OF the e
there was aD insurance Of go 900 stock ard futures have
no knowledge OF how fire ognsted not In the cellar
that evening With light ap1 dc n9t see any one ee here
Josa Kane testified am the owner Of house and liquor
store No So Se1op1 ave- al he time the me Occurred wa
Gre sleep upoa the Third 602 went up sars somewhere be-
ly and Has o'clock have owned the store bncc
tsas Of Mr HaFiel tEo GceUse was taxed gu, in M
Shohal's name because afraid Superintendent hen
nedy might refuse l then, and have been ever
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out the lOsDsc insured lo $4,000 on the building and
t0OOD the stock furniture and fixtures cannot swear
exactly how much property asa In tae Psoe g9en tne 1 S
stock furniture and hxturts IN the State Fire Insurance Com
paDv OF Jersey City and tho Harmony and Manhattan Comp9
hieS OF New YORK employed man 20 paint ond paper the
noon OF tho day Of he e be put them there BY my orders
have no knowledge % how the IRE Onated TIE Oils 0l
httng tho place were made out ~ ny name aua pa9
them e insurance. policies also made ont n N! name
nevAr purchased the store for fJ from any one the bar
keeper ny rs cougn Punuese hS barber sued me once
and aerwarl had ne arrested ot assau, and battery dd
not authorize Npeiy - oae0 buy Tor me; my business al
Go tmc Of tho Re was profitable Que my sales were from
fl2 30 cash aud m0ngarug the balance purchased me
greater portion or hs stock from month before untl two
months aIer bought tu' store
Tbs Investigation then postponed Until to ay, al
O'Clock p
rnB wALEsR.sT. FlGE-Tw0 OTHER BODIES RECov-
E3ED
On Saturday the leborsrs employed in removing the
OF tho late IRE 10 wllke gJ,nd the remains Of two
boics very much dscomgosed They were removed to the
sixth PIccact station uonss where Coroner Wdey yes,cr
lay held inquest The evidence the same as that eced
have oovcred twohsvng been previously taken iron
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