{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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A fire broke out yesterday AFTERNOON aloul
O'Clock. inihe irilnn,iug shop attacked 10 the
coach 'manu'scIory of Mr.. A. Williamson. sit-
uaied between Frederick and Harrison streets,
north Of Baltimore. The flames progressed
rapidly and soon spread 10 the adjoining build
ings. The warehouse attached 10 the grocery
store Of Mr.. John F.. Wilson. took fire and was
destroyed; contents mostly removed. The
workshop of Mr.. Williamson, the paint shop
of Mr.. Bowers, the blacksmith shop of MIR.
Davis, and the ten pin alley and stable. occu-
pied by Mr.. Wilkinson, were also destroyed.
The rear part Of the Friendship engine house
also suffered some damage The material in
the vicinity Of this fire was mostly OF com.
bustible nature, and had not the fremen been
exceedingly active il might have proved very
destructive fire. There was an insurance on
some Of the property, but notsufficieht to cover
the oss The fire is supposed TO have caught
from stove in the paint shop Of Mr.. William
on.--Balt. Patriot. @ #s