New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

tho roof Of The main depot wills be was attempting %
ring second alarm.
Until further orders boats win from Twenty.
third 1t Ferry 10 the Erie Railway The present
will Gave the Chambers-st. Ferry for Long DOCK
IN THIS CITY.
A fire was discovered on the second bO0r Of
four-story brick building at Nos 61s and $50 Bread
way last night Tire flames soon spread 70 the tbTh
floor and threatened the whole building with desruO
ton The building is q peculiar construction che hrst
100 feet back Of Broadway being four stories IN hight
and the remainng2OO feet to Crosbyt only Two stories
In hight Through tho second floor the flames spread
very rapidly from room 20 room until rs entire
door from Broadway Crosby -. was IN hTe.
In that part of the building fronting upon Crosby the
flames found egress through shygbts on the rof ana
Threatened to ignite the roof Of the Olympic Tbeater
The remen on arriving. az once attacked the names
issuing through the roof aud drove them Within
tho burning building. Torrents Of water were then
thrown into the second story windows, and The h0or
footed throughout It's entire length The nremen
succeeded putting ont the flames IN the rooms 90
the Crosbyst Side and were thus enabled 10 cnter lAr
building After several hour hard labor the fire IN the
remainder OF the buding put out. ind 1Ae aFemrh
returned 20 their enginebouses
The four-sory part Of the building IA owned by John
II. Graham and was damaged 1900. insured. The Two
story extension ia owned by A. r. Demarest Co.. and
was damaged $4,000 Tho first floor Of the building en-
bracing Nos and Broadway and Nos, 100 aud i62
Crosbys and the second floor OF No 62s Broadway ara
the entire second floor OF the Crosby-st
we're occupied by A. +. Demarest & Co. a carnage
factory 5alesrOom The carriages which STORED
on the first door were after the discovery Of The
fire, dragged out OF the front and rear doors into
Broadway and CrOsbvst ana thus preserved from
The food Of water when poured from the second
story It found impossible remove the carriages
stored on floor and stock thus damaged
$4,000 Alfred REYNOLDS, manufacturer OF bats and
caps occupied second OOr OF No ESQ Broadway lie
had stock destroyed The third floors 1fNOs.
628 and $50 Broadway are occupied by Charles a. Miller.
manufacturer Of SILK hats. whose stock damaged
5000
A fire on the fifth door IF the ive-StOry,
iron-front building No. 81 Lispenardsr. owned Dy
Aldo Haines. yesterday damaged tho building a5o0
fifth floor, which, with tho thr and fourth floors. -
occupied by ADse Hecht manufacturer Of plated aud
luted trimming. Mr. Hecht', stock damaged 5000
he was insured for s}2S0O IN the following Companies
Springfield. $50 London, Liverpool and oioue, $780,
COinmercial Union, ss.)Oo; Queens, 5000
ELsEWHEEJ.
The furnishing goods house NJ Stratton s.
Hafeke No. West Baltimore 81. 3 fillmore. dam-
aged by ire yesterday, $4,000; fully insured
A fire at Alexandria, Va, Thursday night,
in the shops II Orange Railroad COMPANY Consumed
she storehouss and tlnshOps and also all Tie patterns
of the castings belonging 20 The Company. Tie build
ine- were 1f wood The los. rill about tlD001 The
caused by the lamp ~ ia. gltchnau, Nup went
into 5he Jl-rO0m 20 draw beD2ine.