New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-28
Fires.

ANOTHER COTTON WAREHOUSE BURNED oUT-IHE
CONTENTS BADLY DAMAGED-LoSs OVER SlOo,OoO.
Shortly after o'clock on Saturday evening, IRE
was discovered on the first floor of the fye-sory build
ing No II Albany-st, occupied by Stephen Doty as
cotton storage warehouse. The flames spread rapidly
among the inflammabie mass with which the building
was filled and for time deed the utmost efforts OF the
fireman The adjoining building No 10 is five stories In
hight and was occupied by "a number Of poor families
They succeeded in removing all their furniture and other
valuables Soon after midnight the fire was under Econ:
troll though continued to burn the greater part OF
interior OF the building with its contents was very Dady
damaged Owing tOthe absence Of the occupant MI Doty
was found impossible to procure list OF the owners OF
the cotton their respective losses and assurances III is
believed however that it will amount TO AZ least sOoOC
Probably covered by insurance The building Is owned
by Mr. w. Mailer, and is damaged TO the extent OF
as n liquor saloon. He well as the poor families VINO
occupied the four upper floors succeeded In removing
No 19l Westinghouse Is occupied by Peter Ballantyne
Sons wholesale dealers in aie whose loss by IRE ana
water amounts TO about $500 Insured Inc origin OF
the fire is at present unknown
IN ANN-sT.
At 10i o'clock fire broke out on the third floor OF
the vestoy building Nos 81 and % Anns in the prem
Uses of r. Dawley printer and book publisher He oecu
pied the front floor of No % and therear Of both numbers
Partially insured The third floor, front OF No q, was
occupied as The Hebrew Leader office Jonas Bond PUB
second floor OF both buildings was occupied by the New
York News Co. Loss by water $500. Not insured. The
first floor was occupied liquor saloon by e. Winten
and A. s. Hope Loss by water slight Ine basement 10
occupied by onnant Tornado as restaurant Loss Dy
water slight The buildings are owned by charles
and are damaged TO the extent Of $1,000. Insured loE
$4,000 In city companies.
THE WESTINGHOUSE FIRE-LTST OF ASSURANCES.
The number of bales ofcotton in the custom-houses
Nos 800 and 96s Westinghouse destroyed by fire on
Friday night as well as the Of the owners have
already been published IN THE TRIBUNE. The following
are the nsurances Hope 800; jefferson 5000 Knic
booker g. 600 Washington, $4,000 Globe $500 HumDold
$4,000 Arctic 5000; Atlantic, $500 American, sl2OC
Adratic 5000; Bcekman Sl,OOO Citizen SlOOOG Com.
mOnweath, $4,000 Continental, $780, Commercial
Mutual (party re-nsured), $1,000 Excelsior, so,eoV
Greenwich 5000 Hanover 900; Heme, New York sO-
OOO Hoffman, s. 600 International 100000 Lamar, 5000
METROPOLITAN mainy reinsured), $4,000; Mechanics ana
Tradeis 5000; New-YOrk Equitable, 5000 Niagara, S2i
OOO Queens $4,000 Republic, $4,000 Resoute slgo ~
Nicholas 5000 Star $4,000 Tradesmen's, 5000 United
States $1,000 Washington, SO 0OO j. A. Alexander agent
$4,000 Ezra White, agent, $4,000 e. NJ Peak, agent
s15O0 c. g. sheets $4,000 LOrillard $1,000 Long Island
tparty reinsurcd $4,000 Liverpool and London $4,000
Manhattan, $4,000 Cronyn Hodges Hooc h9iHngs
No 366 belongs the Brush estate and IL damaged To
the extent OF $1,000 insured for 5000 IN the Continental
Company No 36s is owned by Thomas MCKEE and Is dam
aged the extent of 81 00 insured for $1,000 In the St
vesant and 3d. the Tradesmens Companies Messrs.
IIarrett q Schlng lost about 5000 offceurniture
and sore-xures insured for 81 200 in the Queens Com
paDy Of Liverpool
IN PEARI-ST.
Alta o'clock on Saturday morning fire broke out
I'm the basement the building No 40 Peart occupied
as boarding house by Edward Linden. The basement
and first floor were somewhat damaged. Loss furn
tre about 81 insured for in the Manhattan Com
pany The building damaged to the extent Of $1,000
insured.