From the Brooklyn Adue, tiser.
THE NEW YORK MERCHANT:
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AN INCIDENT OF THE FIRE.


A gentlemen of this city, learning early Sat.
urday that his store in New York was in dam
ger from the fire, hastened to the scene of des-
tructon. On arriving at his store he found
that the fire had already made considerable
progress in the building. He hestated but for
a moment, and was about to spring up the burn
ing stairway, when he was seized by two or
three bystanders, and asked if he was mad.
man, thus to meet certain death SO rashly.
Hold me not back, gentlemen" he said "Pm
not mad; but must and will save my iron