New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
FIRES
THE ASTORIA FIRE.

THE ASTORIA FIRE.
The burning of Odd-Fellows Hall, AstOria-Of
which mention was made in yesterday morning IiiB-
UNE-was evidently the work Of an incendiary. The
hg under the corner Of Mt Alexander Robinson stable
wellingst, adjoining the Odd-felows Hal Dulldng
and in than Is minutes the stable the Hail. and Mr.
Kouyeens watch and ewelry store at the junction OF
Main and Fulton-sts, were enycoped The flremen OF
the village have but two handengncs ana one OF these
unservceabe but with their machine they worked
exhausted the three reservoirs from which tey dfew
water The stable the watch and jewey and he second
story OF the Hall building and owned IT, estimates his loss
which has been nearly ruined He has 81 insurance III
the Humboldt office The furniture and reGalia Of the
m tbs tbird sto1 were consmed Mr. On Destels
barber-shop, the Hall building was damaged TO the
horse estimates his loss at 500 lie insured for 500 by
tho Humboldt Company Mr. Kouveenld's loss s IN
known lie has 800 insurance III the WlamsbuTSh CITY
office.
IL THE BOwERY.
fire broke ont last evening shortly after o'clock
In the lamp and Kerosene store NO 21 BOwcy Occupt
by Morris GOldburger The fire originated from chld
playing with matches II was eTnggshed y, aiier %
IN EAST FoURTEENTH-sT.
Last evening at about o'clock, a fire occurred in
room the fifth floor Of the unonplace Hotel at No.
So East Fourteenthst The alarm was speedily A gwen
tIngished the flames The origin OF the fire was the
lighted lamp fan upon the bed The loss will not reach
than 500, on which there is a full insurance.
IN NEWARK.
A fire broke ont between ~ and O'clock yesterday
TUESDAY, afternoon In small barn in Morris and
Essex Railroad-ave. High-st, which, IL Is
thought was kndled by a spark from passing loco
motive II belonged 10 Mr. j. c. Baldwin, and together
with a similar building belonging 10 Mr.. g. W. Gorum,
was entirely consumed The flames communicated to a
small twoSOry house adjoining also owned by Mr. Bald
win, but occupied by Mr. Joseph Evans which was art-
ally consumed The loss Of Mr. b. on barn ana house
being 200 upon which he had an insurance OF SgO The
flames also caught 10 the shop OF Mr. Evans IN winch ne
manufactured muskcto frames which was damaged 10
the extent Of about Mr. Uza Baldwin, the owner OF
the shop losing Sl0O and Mr. Evans 500, bOth insured
Mr.. Gorum's loss 800 upon which he had no hsnl
ance. There were two alarms on Monday night, caused
by bOniIres.
IN PARAMUs, y. J.
Yesterday morning about o'clock q fire broke ont
in the dwellnghouse occupied 10y VIM. Ouser near Bad
wins Mill Paramus, and in consequence of the high wind
the building entirely consumed. The fire occurred
through sparks from the chimney falling upon the roof
and ignng the shingles The family escaped uniniured
and a few articles Of furniture saved
DESTRUCTION OF A CHURCH AT CHARLEsTOWN, MASS.
TkLKeRAPH 7 THE TRIBUNE
BosrON March 2G.-rhe Bunker Hill Baptist
Church. IN ClarestOwn, set fire this morning,
and partially destroyed.
OTTAWA G. W
OTTAWA, &. w, March 2G.-An extensive fire Oc-
Cured last night commencing In the gro
Gerry store Of BecOurt Co. -Four large buildings were
consumed one OF them coal oil store, which added
greatly 10 the confsg grafton Loss is estimated at $4,000
Insured fOr $4,000.