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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN RoxBURY-Loss OF Lire
Yesterday fire broke out in the extensive Rope-
Walk, owned and occupied by Messrs. John Web
Der & Son, near the line which divides this City
and the town of r oxbury. The Rope Walk, with
the tar-room attached, were in few moments con-
sumed with their contents. The flames comrnuEi-
Gated to the wooden buildings which surrounded il
in all directions. A large wooden building, occu-
pied by the woIkmen of the Walk 10 the number Of
sixteen families, was completely destroyed nothing
saved. row of twostory wooden tenements, also
occupied by the workmen of the Walk, numbering
ten families, was pretty much destroyed These
buildings were all owned by Messrs. Webber L
Son. The fire crossed Webber-street, and burned
a small building improved by Messrs. Webber u
SON as counting room, and small wooden dwell
Ing, owned by the Patent Leather Company, and
occupied by Mr.. Brown. A two-story double
wooden house, and twostory wooden dwelling on
Plymouth. street, both owned by Winsow Lewis,
ESQ. aad ienanted by several German families,
consumed.


woman, with an infant in her arms, jumped
out OF the third story e the building Oh The corner
of Plymouth and Webber streets: The infant was
killed, and the woman considerably injured. Two
children, belonging 10 families who lived in this
same house. were missing Yesterday afternoon =
The fire spread with such awful rapidly thar seye-
raj of the inmates OF The houses were badly burned
in endeayoring TO save something OF their little all


Messrs. Webber l. Sons loss is estimated al
$4,000 10 50 0OO Insured for $4,000. Total loss
of property estimated at $4,000.


The FIRE has been sad calamity 10 some forty
industrious families, who have been rendered
houseless and deprived of almost every thing but
The clothing they wore at the time.


boston Atlas YESTERDAY.