The New York herald., 1869-10-28

The third moor was occupied by Messrs. Clayton,
starr X Lindsay, III business as stereotypers aud
eecrotypers VINO fad their loss TO be $4,000, but
fully insured. Part OF this floor, with the fourth
and nth, were occupied by Mr.. Il. Walker OF
the oldest bookbnders IN the city. His ,oss Is about
$4,000, upon which there Is an insurance Of two
thirds oil that amount
80. III FULTON STREET.
The first Goor was occupied 10y Mr. John watkins,
and upon his stock he mas an insurance az foowa-
Gobe............$2,5c 500 Etna ...............S250
Bowsry ls@ ao ciy.."........ 100
The second floor, occupied by Charles NJ Jones'
steam printer, also suffered to great extent did
the pTopretors OF the New York City Daly Directory
Association Their losses VIII be about So $40 each
and are fully insured. THIS building owned by
Mr.. Walker, and Is totally consumed. Loss In the
neighborhood OF $4,000 and Is supposed to be
Insured.
NO 1I2 FULTON STREET.
This building was damaged greatly hy nre, suffer
ing the most on The first floor, occupied by Mcssrs.
Hawey K Foole, cothieis. Their loss s estimated
al s25o0 Insured for sl7 500 IN the following com
painless
Flreman's Fund .s2,5Oo Williamsburg city ...s2,5cO
stnyye.an, 800 Boston. A "a
Commercial l25o Corn Exchange 2,hoO
The second moor, occupied by Messrs Leppratt
Maltby card eirgrayers damaged by water about
5000; insdred for sld0oj. The tnrd and fourth
foors used as manuiaciory, oy feter Erneuweln,
OF SILK hats suffered Dy water tuiy $780, upon which
there is an insurance OF $1,000. The building s
owned by 7. X. strong; damaged by water about
$500; insured
These two buildings, thrown into one by the giant
hand trade, are occupied by Messrs Ircadweu
Jaimaln as clothing marts, were damaged by water
about S., 600, upon when they have insurance OF
S65,000. The buildings are damaged about II 900,
ana owned by gentleman resident IN Boston who
No. Is puTcm STREET
The fire communicated to No. - Duich street, In
the rear OF No. ll6 Fulton street, and damaged 1t
considerably. 10 Is occupied by Messrs. James :.
Smith 4 Co, dealers in military goods. Their loss
will be about S50 900 on stock aud machinery which
is insured Tor $4,000 as io.lows:
Western Buffalo $4,000 Etna, Hartford. $1,000
The second ioor of this building was occupied by
brenzed iron. Loss 10y water, S60J insured Tor $500
In the Williamsburg CRY. The third moor occu.
pied by Messrs. Hutcalugs Il Co.. printers whose
loss by water VIII amount to $500. Insured for
81 800, as fOlloWs-
sprinshed........sl,eo Buffalo Cy........... .seoo
The fourth floor was occupied By H. Wilson, label
cutter. Loss, $500; no Insurance. The floor above
this occupied Dy John y. Lemon, jeweller whose
loss BY fire, water aud smoke Is fully $1,000. No
surance.
THE OLD NORTH DUTCH CHURCH.
While the above buildings were burning Goals and
paper cubic inch and cubic loot IN SIZE were
borne by the fresh southwest wand IN great numbers
over against the sleepe or the old North Dutch
church, that has stood as a monument OF grace FOR
many, very many years. They ignited the wood
Work, and soon the whole tower, with flames OF
fire. wild and terrible fearful but brillan. sight,
fell 10 the ground. The wnoie eastern part of the
city was Illuminated, and so bright was the glare
that countless swallows deceived ny the resemblance
10 daylight, came forth and flew To and
fro in the neignborhood. The fire commenced
IN the lattice work, and gradually ascended till the
flames reached the top OF the structure, and in
twenty minutes the seepe was all ablaZe. 1t was
thought nat 1t would ia toward the structures
on William street and demolish them, but contrary
expectation and happily, 1t fell upon site,
breaking and bending the iron ratings and gateway
surrounding the church. The loss TO the parish de-
spite the earnest Efforts OF the hremen. battled
with the demon OF FIRE. unsuccessiuily 1t is true, in
this particular, but saved the church. Will be about
$4,000. Insured as follows:-
Htna. $4,000 Mercantile. $4,000