New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
FIRES.
IN CHURCH ST.

4 IRE which occurred at p. IN. on Satur-
aay on the third floor Of No ca Chureh-st seriously
damaged the entire building. The basement was occu-
VSedby A. wellenkampf restaurant; less, $500; in
szFed. The first hoer occupied by N. Baehmann
dealer in cloths loss by water, 81 900 Stephen Breese
merchant Tine SSSna oST loss
portion OF the third floor; loss 800 Ihe remainder OF
g. Jnrezk 4 90 shirt manufacturers; loss, 5000. All
S,Ss tI'D''u' i"0 'D''0'"s was D'''"'
IN DUANE-sT.
Att p. ms OH Saturday a fire occurred in the
sehen OF the of Charles Jacob in the base
Ment Of No 100 Dusne.st. The upper portion Of the
Building damaged, and No. 100, adjoining. Mr. ia
pied The third floor occupied by C. stone, dealer IN
worsted goods loss $500 The building was damaged 20
che atnonht OF $1,000 The first floor of No 1O2 occu
PIED bySchoonnsker A. Hogan, dealers in staple aud
hsey goods; loss $500 by water James Cohen necs,te
TIC third floor occupied by g. DonavaD, printer loss
ssso The building is damaged 20 the extent Of $500 All
these losses covered by insurance. The building IN
Ihe rear OF No ioO occupied by g. Ryan and VIM j. Fer
daniaged 70 the extent of 81, $40.
IN EAST FTY-THIRD-ST.
Early yesterday morning fire broke out in
ne engine room Of the planning and moldlng mill of
Ogden Carpenter, in East Fify-6rstst Firstave
TAefre rapidly spread throughout the building. which
vas Of wood and soon completely destroyed it, Messrs.
Ogden d Carpenter lose $4,000 on building and ma
occupied by John Mckenzie, woodurner. who loses
SAooO not insured. Seymour h Umberfeld. cabinet
$500 Messrs Arnold Martin Co.'S office and stables.
h their Vineyard, adjoining we're DESTROYED Twenty
horses got safety. Loss $1,000; fully
Sured The stock Of lath and lumber belonging Lean
der Stone also damaged to the amount of s. in
suPed I'm city companies The fire Is supposed have
originated from the furnace in the engnerOOm.
NJ 'CANALST-A WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Ats a. IN. yesterday an unknown incendiaTy
ared lot Of rubbish under the staircase the outside
Of the tenements in the Of Nos and 81 Canast
tUo.stOry frame buildings and occupied by abandoned
GONZALES of the lowest class Before the fire was dscOv
cred, 10 had gained considerable Roadway, and cut Oft
escapcby the stairs one of the women, Lizzie MELON
aid occupying the second floor OF No So IN her
fright eaped from second story window and was seTi
easily injured alb out the back and limbs She
removed TO Bellevue Hospital. Nos. 81
and a. burned ont and the adjoining
Buildings somewhat damaged. Ne. 81 was occupied by
Mrs Caroline Diess whose loss furniture and effects
II $500 insured for 1850 by the Star Company. No 81
occupied by several persons, and completely de-
sJrOyed their combined loss is $1,000 insured. Both
buildings belonged the Beekman estate, and were
valued SISOO; insured. The twOstOry frame building
No d Edrdgest occupied by Mrs Noste whose loss
furniture aud effects about $1,000 insured for 5000
The huldug is owned by John Johnson and damaged
the Of $1,000 insured Fire Marshal Bracket
will investigate the origin Of the fire.
ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISM.
An unknown ncendaTy, at 4 a. m. yesterday.
attempted FIRE the dwelling No. 40 Hamilton-st, by
placing q quantity Of shavngs and rubbish under the
III" floor and setting 1t on fire. The flames
were extiDguished before any damage was done.