The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-25
In This CITY.

PnB IN YHIRTIETH STREET.
About ten O'Clock Wednesday morning . fire broke
out In the four story tenement In the Of as
East Thirtieth street. The first floor and basement
was occupied stable by James Fettricht Two
occupied by six poor families, who lost all their fur
nure valued At about $780, no INSURANCE The build
the Lorillsrd Insurance Company.
YIRs IN SIXTH AVENUE.
About nine o'clock Tuesday night fire occurred In
the show window Of the fancy goods store 21l Sixth
nue. owned by Mme Seloyers. caused by the gas
light coming in contact with light fabric in the win.
dow. Loss $500; insured
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
About quarter past ten O'Clock last night are broke
In the Sixth Judicial District Court the third floor
OF No 932 Broadway; II originated from the stove and
burned through the flooring Into the billiard saloon on
the second floor, kept by A. NJ Lee. The remen were
soon at the premises and 70 work and extingushed the
fire before II did much damage. The damage 70 the
court room furniture will be about $500 The damage
the billiard saloon by water and will amount 70 about
chants and Star insurance companies. On the first
floor Of No 9S2 IL trunk store owned by Denim Nc
Namara their stock is damaged by water 70 the extent
shop, owned by +. W. Slot. damaged about 500
The porter house of John McCabe was slightly
damaged by water; insured for 800 In the Pacific
and Continental insurance companies The building is
owned by W. L. Barker II is damaged about 5000 and
s insured The fire was discovered by the ceiling in the
ROOM There were number Of persons In the saloon al
the time, who beat hasty retreat
Large Fire Ina NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
the Atlantic White Lead Works.
The Atlantic White Lead Works in Marshall street. be.
tween Gold street and Hudson avenue were totally de-
sroyed by fire last night These promises were considered
of the largest manufactures of their character In the
country aud their value is varously estimated at from
two hundred and fifty 70 Eve hundred thousand doars
l1i,.wn
the East river and three stories In height erected
Of brick. BY this conhagraton Il Is said that
over two hundred workmen have been thrown
on. Of employment. As to insurance the facts
have not yet been ascertancd, owing 10 the late
ness OF the honr at which the nre took place
Adjoining the white lead works ia linseed oil manu-
factory which was In immediate danger Of catching fro
but through the exertions OF the iremen who worked
with WIN the flames were confined to their original
The night stormy snow falling heavily and the
thermometer in an uncomfortable position. The scene
il more harassng TO those fremen who were necossi
.taed TO attend upon the occasion. On ore side Of
and gu Inc ohss hs S
fortunate circumstance that other buildings
closely attached TO those works or they too would have
been subjected To the devouring element The fire ap
pears 70 have commenced ON the third oor spreading
with great vapdity.
Tho Fire Department of Brooklyn with it's usua
atacr1ty, was on hand, and worked nanfuy TO sbdas
the flames Fire Companies Nos. g. and IL, II u
stated s hastened to the ortho disaster and
soon followed by numerous othera Al eIerilons h
save the buildings however, proved unavaifng, an,
they entirely destroyed
Notwithstanding tho laieness ~ the hour aud the in
cemency o the weather large crowd spectators con
gregaed an the viinty Tho flames III mp The sky 70
niles around and were plainly visible 10 those witt
crossed in the ferrybosts 10 Brooklyn Al twelve cocl
they began 10 subsde.
Fire ~ DumkIrk and LOss % I.Eeb.'
DuSEiRE las - 1904
A Of wooden buildings on Third street. near the
depot, In this cty-ncarly entire block In ength-
was destroyed by IRE last night The re originated In
posure OF coal oil tv1f bodies have been taken from
the rims bnrned beyond Identification They are sup
posed 20 he ssngants Ono was rescued from the
names bdt so badly burned that his recovery doubtful
Ams-nl or loss and insurance is not ascersised.