The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05
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Large Fire In Kidridxe ssreet-Loss .Abess
$4,000.


Large Fire In Kidridwe Street-Loss yAboae
$4,000.
shortly after six o'clock yesterday morning IRE
broke out in the wood moulding mill No 50 Eldridge
street, owned by ID. W. Hatcheson Co From state
ment made by the watchman Henry yogt, II appears
that the fire discovered In the drying shortly
after he had made Gre In the The building
nected with No ST. occupied by J. Autenreth fancy
wooden box factory the st door, and several wood
turner's on the upper noors Both buildings together
with their contents, were entirely consumed M.
Auteueth estimates his loss his stock and machissry
at about $4,000 which no Is insured for $eoaso
follows: -Firemen's. New York. $1,000; Albany CITY,
$4,000; Norwich, eLsoo: Hope OF Providsncs 81 500;
Republic Of PhiladelphA. 1900; Protection Of Phila-
delphia, $1,000 Peoples. Of Philadelphia, q, 600;
Western Pheaix. u Chicsso $500; Washington. or
baltimore u, 500; Kensnston, Of Philadeph,a, $780,
State Insurance Company, or Jersey City, 0o0 and
Haichsrson 90 sss insured for g. ooo On ssock ana
machinsry in she Security Fire and Marine insurance
Company Of Philadelphia: Their loss Is about 5000
abost SIS o0o insured for 81 500 ii the Security Fire
and Marine Of Philadelphia No &c. and g. 900 on No.
o. saors "a Howard Of B ssuToor le ooe
The second hoor Of No 81 occupied by 0besandof
Co, oosiess Their loss 10 81 Ooo which there was
The third floor was occupied BY Joseph Bushmsnn,
wood turner. Loss $500; insured for 500 7T'
nsSs mss Sses sP 81 ~ s
and Williamsburg City Insurance Companics
me HOOK Of humber in the yard OF Peter Groth, NO.
"a Edridge street. was considerably damaged BY the
falling wall and by Insured for So 600 in the
Excelsior and New Amsterdam Insurance Companies
IN Or No. o. and to the stocks q
furniture owned by schafier 4 Co., and Henry Hat
The fremen did excellent service. and bv inA,c,ous
management prevented the spread OF the flames the
adjoining property Captain Davis OF the Tenth pre-.
cinct aided by his sergeants and men, good
order and extended their line in such manner as to
afford the fliemeu every accommodation.
Extensive Fire in Henry street-Cemplete
Destruction Of mn Oil Eactory-Loss About
$4,000. is Y
Shortly after ten o'clock hast night fire broke ont on
the first floor Of Cooke Brothers Co.'s lard oil factory
No. 80 Henry street. The exact cause OF its origin
has not yet been ascertaned but 1t is supposed that
some cotton rags which had been LEFT stove
became ignited and occasioned the result Notwith.
standing the great exertons OF the Fire Department
who were quickly the spot the flames continued TO
increase rapidly until the whole building-a three story
brick one--was completely enveloped by the do.
vourng element Considerable fear was at first enter
tanned tor the safety Of the adjacent buidnga dwelling
house occupied BY Mr. Allen-bnt owing to the efficient
services Of the fremen II happily preserved The
East Broadwsv m the re., !" ~ ,Ss = ssctorv
but fortunately In like manner conquered
Owing to the absence from town OF Mr. Cooke ID coul
mot DO learned whether the property covered by
insurance. mot; but the probabilities are that II is
The stock and machinery valued at &25 600 and
the building at much moro. Some years ago the
same establishment, then owned by the Judd Oil Com
pany, was totally destroyed also che Mariners
Presbyterian church. the corner Of Henry and Market
stroota a'Ga % a.f'7eei u f1#Itt rA = n h,.N
enaftHs4f E.a f1t --is ssasg sa hfs tt
I'll, 81 fae Church Burned. aaAsf
NeN an CINCINNATI, Feb 4, 1861 \.
The Baptist church at Lexington KY was des royed
by fire yesterday morning Loss abouts SIC, 900; in
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