The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

900. This. however. does no; include lossps
OF furniture. stock. &c., estimates OF which IN
insurance on the DESTROYED property Is II is
imposit H. tn state or oven to estimate at pres
eht. ms Is tho police report!
Robert X HohbcS's wall rRper factory 1919 Columbia
s sirsssi totally Gs.,Io,rd loss s5oi" !nnut,nsss
Of Ills los. Va e"yrr ~ ny "S . .' ," r MS s
~ II. ant ~ TIFFANY pmei, W'c' we're stone h'"sSs
waSm N,.: r,,,d'"Gs a, 100 Columbia street.
T,anWy place lo.. 10 Uuili,ds, sr%o}j 10 ,enan,s,
Rnttou'aEttry Of Milo l'nc, a4ana ?" TIFFANY rac.
nu,linf owned BY john Martin carroll street. Loss
building and s,cSS 5000 insured, ''' ','' '''' -
~ WSEnsr VIZ sS f To-. i On n
sA 900: insirAnce uaNnown. loss 10 tenants. 900.
s, Tsns"Gn, h9"'s Fl Tssn place Gsn.any M;s
tenant: 5000; ,nG,in,Tsssc, ,.a..,,.. ,.,,,
Sy a. pe t Henry ses N IS.s
by ,sn%. Msir%; i"ss .sos ., . ''Ns,
Tinsny place and Harrison street, owned Ny trnnc. j
T. Wal,hrr. manufacturer Of fancy wall papers To.
Partially MS rcd.
by H. G;Gf i: 6ali .Fr LSss
to rsans b" e ,sptsn az uc,,
owned ~ ls'Tss Pollard: Loss .ton, s31,, ......
o "y $, y G,.,.s ssyn Island Loss to build
Fo story brick fncory -45s Iltck. street, owned
~ perry hsn,. ,Hnrufac!urer; ms,ra.ses tsl,s
This makes tho ,wholo loss. according to an
estimate made late Inst might. S5H2OUO.
Joining Wal.her's factory in Tiffany place
were:
No I5-rr.t foor rear John Gil; second door trent,
noreslue family: second toDr. rear Donovan family:
'h;,a n?Gr tf"Mi Mr.. Mr. John ,iA'qHorns
floor rear John Downing: second floor front. Patrick
,rSSs, i-s,.., iron, Mr. Lynch second noar
shia S.nr tro.s. I'm, I'm ,sny ,,,a.. ,., s.
6S r.S os.,h ""r I9n S"y "mfy Nr
Sts yoss hrS SpT sos e Ir oo front
NJ M; first noor front. y. Flood second floor rear
,rS rIs%n; shrd H oor r 1ney i SCan
third moor rear Hunt family.
NEW YORK SENDS AID.
Shortly after o'clock Chief Bonner received
word at his quarters i'll Great Jones street
that Chief Nevins had called on the New York
Fire DEPARTMENT for aid. Chief Bonner i'm
sections and telerhonei to their quarters to
hitch M instantly and go t. Hro"kivn. over
T sssstlG we're IT, ac
Nsw chan, fcrs; ~ Is, in West Isnth strsct;
Jones street and No -. in East Eleventh
street. Each company took full com ri olnent
OF ten men and two engineers.
first to arrive Mt Hamilton Ferry. They dashed
W JUS as II they were going TO a fro in the
city Fortunately u boat WAS in waiting. Tho
aboard. When the ferry boat reached mid
stream full view Of tho fire was presented.
The horses were not used to crossing the
river and for many Of than it was the first
Hucnce. and when the fire burst % their view
they snorted. smiled tho air. and paved the
deck Q! the ferryboat Tho ,!remen had to
hold them by the head to keep them under
The landing on tho Brooklyn side was
quickly made and the dash began again TIP
Sackett street TO Van Brunt and then the en-
gtnes turned cast fairly flying over the cob.
bic stones. The single-horse tenders bowed
along at terrific pace.
street, The sinGle-tender. horse OF lS Engine
jumped across these, carrying the loaded ten
der as racer would take water Jump in q
steerlechase
The crowd Of spectators saw tho engines
York flremen.' Once at the scene the fire.
mon made connections with the hvdrants
nearest the fire in Iifry. and were ready to
begin pumrinG few seconds later
auan.ed with the neighborho?d. The fore.
men in charge sought out thiet Nevins as
soon as they arrived and reported for duty.
but the Chiet gave no orders. Tho engines
were 10 position nall an hour or more and
then they received word that their services
were. not needed. and returned to this city
This was the first time that Brooklyn has
cal led for help from the New York iremen.
Last spring when the water main hurst In
East New York re1utsltion was made by
hose. and g few tenders We're sent over.
In 1878 three engines. 3. q. and 7. were sent
to Jersey City to help fight u fire at the Erie
Railroad sheds