New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
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FIRES
CRACKER BAKERY IN MOTT-sr.

CRACKER BAKERY IN MOTT-Sr
Early yesterday morning. Robert e. SCOTS
cracker bakery the first and second floors OF No II
Motst, was destroyed by fire. Loss ON stock and
Allen mineral grinder occupied the third floor Loss
stock and machinery 5000; insured. The building IL
$4,000 insured for $4,000 The fire originated from the
boiler In the cracker bakery.
PRIVATE DWELLINGS IN BROOKLYN.
Several destructive fires occurred in Brooklyn
yesterday morning involving aggregate loss OF nearly
$4,000, upon which the assurances are reported to be
about $4,000 The lydrnts being all frozen and several
covered with snow, the romen experienced much din
Guilty In procuring water, aud when az length few by
them the flames had extended from house house, aud
eQyeloprd nearly block The dsguceful condition of
the Department. rs there was scarcely length IN use
which not bur-ted At about z! o'clock a. NJ. Mr. I.
of DeKab.ave was On FIRE A daughter Of the
pants, who slept the second floor was nearly suho-
parents aud search made about the premises but no
fire could be found, when suddenly the naues burst from
the basement, and the family Lad barely time
10 eT 80 or,S,otSd an t5e bcoter I'M The cellar
and then spread throughout the building, which was
destroyed. The flames spread aOug the c0nce TO NO Q,
adjoining, owned aud occupied by Mr.. II. Cl9c3s anu
this also burned out together with most OF the FUR
house No y then took nre but considerable lot Of fur
niture and bedding was saved. The house was owned
and occupied by Mrs. Wilcox, widow. The roof and
upper floor Of No. TO- owned and occupied by r. Ma
son were also damaged The flames spread mo- further,
lacking fuel The frcmen were compelled To stand ldy
around aud see the flames extend nom building to
another without adequate means OF nIrcng their pro
ctess The buildings were three stories IN hight above
the Easements, and all fr0ned with brown STONE Inc
losses and assurances are 10 follows: l. ID. McClcskey
Loss $4,000 insured for $4,000 by the Long Island Con
Loss $1,000; insured for $4,000 10y the Continental and
Montauk Companies. Mr. Nlcox-Loss, $1,000 in-
Insured by the Corn Exchange Company. Mr. Ackcrmln
Of Hose Company No. found gold watch. which he
Jones and Augustus BTaiiy 81 the company piched
aso returned TO the loser on Tie contrary thief stole
valuable gold watch from the house Of Mr. McClaskey:
refreshments was furnished TO the half frozen r,men by
the families Of Messrs. T. j. Mason, V thompson D.
Cole siranahan star, and other neighbors.
At about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning nfe broke ont
In "a twostOry frame building IN fultonaye near heid-
ave owned by W. VI. kcstr ana occupied as grocery
by g. d. Ficken. The structure was destroyed Los
5000 insured by the PhcniN Company ioI ts9 thleo
story frame house adjoining, owned By Michael LOHery'
and occupied the first floor AZ meat market ~ Alison
Ansted and the upper R0 gns ~ sns Insured by the
Metropolitan Insurance Company OF NeW-1 ork LOT $500
Mr. AHte At rho 'i @ Of Redave occupied
~ ~ tsd together With contents. Total loss, 500;
No nsuronce The origin OF the fire could not be aseer-
PIANO FACTORY IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Dec 1j.-kurstzman a sons piano
factory on Safest was destroyed by fire this morning.
ana large number OF pianos and material were ere ae
stroyed. The loss in stock Is $4,000 insured lot sVV
valued al si3OOO insured for 5000 Forty workmen
have been thrown out Of employment
BAPTIST CHURCH IN WASHINGTON, D. c.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 15.-The Calvary
Baptst Church. corner OF II and Eglths ts, was thls
nothing between and o'clock destroyed by ne nom
the xplos0u OF lne. The loss Is stated nj SoO ana
insurance 900 The church was built about Two years
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LARGE FIRE AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 1j.-An lncendlaIy
fire at Northampton, this morning the seventh wnn to
last sN mOntls) destroyed $4,000 worth OF property III
Guiding two dwelling houses six barns $50 sheep l tuS
nj hav and 10 tuns OF tobacco with other Stock ana pro
duco The heaviest losers are j. Smith Parson * son
Orrn Kingsley, and j. ID. Kellogg There Is s2oOVV i'ul
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WOODEN HOUSE IN BOSTON.
BOSTON Dec. 15-The store OF Barnes, Merrl-
ann a. Company dealers in foreign and American woolens.
nd No n Frankn-st partially burned 1hls morning
The loss il estimated at $4,000 which Is insured
DESTRUCTION OF THE AMERICAN PRINT WORKS
At FALL RIVER.
FALL RIVER, MASS, Dec. 15.-The American
intWorks. at FAN River. destroyed by fire ths
morning, with all the printing machines and large
stock OF cacOes Five hundred hands are thrown OCT OF
cmnovtneu The loss will amount 10 S,5OOOOO IL was
The finest structure OF the kind In the country It's loss
viii probably occasion the stOppage Of many cotton
mills and great blow 10 the industry OF ran lNef
The Insurance has not been ascertalhed