New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
FIRES.
IN CUURCU-S ST


The following are the losses ahdinsurances Of the
ndne and contents No l3l Churchst damaged by fire
ON Wednesday night The building is five stories ~ high
and occupied by VIM H. NJ sanger whoesaS dEsica and ~
water about $4,000 Insured for Sl5OOo in the tpeEng
Companies Standard, 5000; Brooklyn $1,000 haBlIn' n'
5000 Security 5000; Merchants, $1,000 Pgfh, ssttI
Liverpool ana london and Globe sO G0ts ~
Montauk 5000 Continental. 5000; Home OF Hartford.
$4,000 Bowery, sloOOO ST. Nicholas, $3.50 Phenx' M S
Excbsnge 5000 Enterprise Of Cincinnati. s5OG iiole
Of New-York $4,000 Hope, <sOO0 Firemans Trust S0E
City, $4,000 Qncen Hoeco The building was u"'UAs'o
10 the extent of $500. Fully Insured
IN C0rRTLANDT-ST
Last evening about 10 o'clock the third floor of the
uildng No q Courtlandts occupied Ivy Henry Fox as
shoe manuactory was discovered 10 be fire. Owing
the remen being unable for some unknown reason To
Greenwich and Coutlandtsts the made considerable
progress before II checked Damage was done TO the
building to the amount of $780, in that vicinity. The
following other losses were sustained Mr. Fox ON stock
81 OO0 J. Schiller, shoe manufacturer second foor $500
Edgar r. Farmer SON, trunk deaers first floor, $50
The fire is supposed TO have originated from an over
heated stove
At o'clock yesterday morning q fire diScOy-
cred under the stairway Of the tenement house No 90
CentTest II extinguishcd with few pals Of water.
Damage trifhng The fire is supposed 10 have been the
work OF all incendiary
IN BROADWAY.
At 81 o'clock yesterday morning fire broke ont on
the third floor OF the building No 90 Broadway occupied
by the Adams Express Company II was extiDguishcd
after causing damage TO the amount Of $50 Insured
----,----~ .- y MERcEg-sT' -
slight fire occurred at q o'clock yesterday morn
ing in the earpentershOp the OF No. 70 MeTcerst
Damage trifliDg.
IN YORKTOWN.
On last Wednesday evening the barn on the prem
ses Of a farmer named Charles MOrrs near Yorktown,
Vestehester Co. accidentally caught fire and was en-
rely consumed, with It's contents. The stock all
moved from the barn without being injured About ~
uBs Of hay with 1900 bundles Of straw were burned
Lr Morris estimates his loss at about sCcO which hc
iad no insurance
AT scHAGHTIcoKE, NY.
y TJLToRAPH
Troy, y. Y, March 14.-A fire at SchaghicOke this
DOrning destroyed the cordaee works Of speer Nee
ey and the twine factory Of Tibbs Briggs The build
ng was owned by L. b. Baker Loss Sl2.OO0 70 $I4,OO0
1Ysuy insured.
At WHITEHALL.
WHITEHALL, n. Y, March IA fire broke ont this
morning about o'clock in the building occupied by Ch0s
;ichos grocery store, which was rapidly 9oGTypsd
he ne nss. 1t building was ew,s ara 6Scnpled BY RtHysns
rOyed The building adjoining this was owned by Cbas.
Chaplin, and occupied by J. Fish grocery and pro
isOn store 1t speedily consumed cigar store In
e same building and an old barn DivsiOn-st, owned
~ Chaplin were also consumed Other buildings caught
ire bat extingmshed The loss Is about $4,000,
Ssi:s ! 2isis.x sla!.a sHiIssss w Az ss9s's. ~
BEAMsvILLE c. w, March 14-The house of James
wilkins was destroyed by fire last night Five children
who were in the house were badly burned-two Oi them
are not expected to live.
IN AUGUSTA, NE.
AUGUSTA. Me. March 1.-the Cotton Batting Mill
in this city was destroyed by fire al noon today The
machinery and large quantity OF cotton were destroyed
Loss, $4,000.