New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
1 L1RGE STABLE BURNED.
roRTY.THREE HORSES LOST.

II =. A.
ST. TOTALLY coNsUMRD-THE LOSS Es1lMAltp
AT $78.4OO.
A destructive fire, involving total loss OF
a. 400 and rho bnruine of forty-three horses occurred
earlv Yesterday morning NJ the stables OF L. A Frey,
Nos Q and East Fiuy-thrd-st The bulidhg Ou'uoO
WAS a fourstory brick structure, WIN hon'"So
On Fifty-third-st. Of forty feet' anu eAtouu'~
about eighty feet back. II was oWbeu ny ""'
Tiv,nos,ore and had been occupied by Mr. Frey as a
boarding stable three cIrs Tho oh'y ehlronc -
the building were on the ground hoor on "hieh "'io
Stared the heavy and more costly codchea Inc horses
vvore in tDe basement and the second hoor Any "'
tenpt to rescue them would lave bten Hu't'''H, 80
ecress from either Of these floors was inposSlpe "
,o nr, broke ont The third floor was used for the
storage OF Fight carriages an-i harness. "i'e on '"'
fourth nJor were stored TIE ieea ana II" "'''''i
riagcs ana sleighs, seldom used
qh fir. WAS fr-t al. covered by John NcNahaI'' 'h'
night watchInan, who had been employed th''e onN
short time, and whose ignorance '' inc '''u@ .'o
ucare-t fire alarm box caused cohsldcrio'' uo''' ~
sending ou the alarm. lie WIS asleep III h'. room -"
the second floor OF the stable, when awakened ~
,,, .,iein sr,olc a few minute, after .. H. lazy
rvip an F,b-aye was awaEenrd ahout the same 'i"e
by tne s.ampinc Of the no Upon the arrN"' o' "'
first detail OF the Fire Department II was '''"'"'
that more help would no needed. ana before -'-' d"
second and third alarm had been sent 'u'' '"''''
northeast wind was blowing ot thr tuhe' anu ''o W
building was soon cuveloped ~ H'n' ,.' "'''''7
WAS 50 constructed that tho struggles ot the ho''7
wa - ,, ,b.tr ,r,~ts. 10 escape were audi
could not be seeh' "u' '"''l ''.'''
be above the noise OF the flames
Ad,Intp. the scene of IA. Ttyhri-i nfel' 'l' i'''
ionable boarding schoo, tory "uh- '''''-' ' VIZ -,
Reed at No. GEIst Fiity-thfd-9t. I'c l'''-"
Of the soHool was SHOWN ny t"' o'"'' ""' .,
among the pupil during Ih' 'N'-''''"' ,l,.,i. ty
FIRE. Tho building was h'' 'J.'.U ta r.,r cr
wafer The cmcf alarm occurred III the p'" W.
-, ,.,,., ,,It,h a5Io,ugd the burning stable.
pf the arrival of the lrrmcn The pupils OF 'he ''h"
wv al',d from tcir sleep Although 10
had been aIOuscu llo'" W. -. ......, go. l.,.,,
Immediate danger anticipated t''' "''' 49,.
-. ,,...n-ci,ca aul tlr, ti.cy went 90 "a ucgHN"I-
to oi'SS 'H' - "'' ,,I ,fl t3c fire was cx
uE house where 'h'! l'"''.'' ~ -. ., ,,,,,.l-
tncutsbpd After all fear of d" -ef MAS p'9' l-' pup
,l ., tl.ir rooI,. =. ,,.ch had not been disturbed
retur"eo 10 '"'i '''"' g.. ,i. soon, WA ore
On FiithaYG near t"e H''' ''' n, r,.i
If Great excitement. So many of the rest
,.o ,.i-rporh.od were directly
dents {" '' ,,.,c,,s WA. well filed
Interested In the stables th"l '"' '''"" "" ..
with persons ru'"ln& "'''' ''',, ,'..n, I.,a.
threatening 10 orc" '''""F" '' .,.,'- go. = y,,
Directly ia the rear oi the uUI"Nt '''"'.' ""
c.,lt ,yer, those oc Eurdy ava: shannon, ana OF -
p. Arcl,r. These stable, arc said to
h. among the finest Ut TIC "'''
former wcrc fevr valuable hoi,Cs' 10. apn llr.,a
~ fhe.e aruills were eavcd IN" rHlt "t lh'> &
wa, Som' y,, |a' '';S sI 'Gu.Iics on FfLavc wee
'lSo damaged h l'r ,uin, ] W. W. .,5J from Mr. Frey's
'.rIld5' VI ' ''' "
S'' 80, That tbr fire was the WORK OF inrrEdlrY
Iamor tn1t .i i.' H., ' " lo'd vr-t .iay bat it
,,t M"1 ,,,I h. i,,s. lid
~ ,,s, az, WIN. tossrs
i''' VT ..,., , e,o
The loss on the burned building Is estimated a' ~
oo. 5 tn, dan, ..,o Ia adj ,,niuy buildings by lire,
WV an" '' 1,,,.s ., obo,t 600 oao
water ana t'e id'lu- ""'' "''''''''
The loss o. tn. horses carr! l.S AM harness T'dca
-,..o.,, ,,o,.., t,. I.r-,s hururd were some very
flO'JUO AihO"I INV ~" =. -
valuable carriage no ses ana lew E'ou T"dO'''l'' d.
low j. giycu complete 'lst Of the IN iIydul losses:
-. - II I, ,.,t ca,a,a otice st No 3 East Fifty
ARCHER o. H. i n,, ,i', W. DAMAGED about - 900
, stU'n'-Ht' ~ ~" Gii Fif,n-tY, will lose about
bAi =, 20 hy ,nu,,Ve Ia pultIuQ aud furniture.
I"st a Team worth II 800, iour wagons val
blHhoI' - ~ u 900 and iyo clrIlagcs worth 5000
,,,','', T. a. M 7lG FtJh-ayc lost two carriage
~ ,'sr.as Va ned nj STtU
C,,.pIrs Il r. imUortrr, at No. 10 South Nhlau-st,
=" iu.I ~. f,.n horses W ,rtn ~ 900
CoXoyIg SAMUEL. PARK Commissioner, lost "A horse
,.,Iupd AZ = 900
DontHy W,ttiiY No 693 Fiuu-avc.. lost two val
uaDIe r.HL ,rs--!tuJN. .FaN'd i' ,'''"v, "'D - ~
los, viii amount 10 about THOoO' anu nc vas H'l
Insured.
pf.\UAM II. H. No. 63 East FlN thiid~t p-t "a H"'-
ttii- u,r,e wbIcn had made Il ulc III 10, ana
..r, ,,,, IIl- los, i~ Inoui $1,000.
Fpry T. A. VINO occupfd the burned stables, Will lose