{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2389, "word_count": 393, "ccnet_language_score": [0.947700023651123], "ccnet_perplexity": [1904.4000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
GREAT FIRE IN ALLEeHANY CRY. FURTHER
PARrlcuLARs.-1rcnty eight Buildings DeStroyed
We learn BY the Pittsburgh papers of Saturday.
th~ lis neighborng city of Allegheny, on the other
side of the river has been sufferer by fire, the
same as Pittsburgh, though not to so great an cX-
tent slip from the Office of the Pittsburgh
Chronicle, dated Saturday, SAYS the hire was The
work of an lncendary, and that twenty-four
dwelling houses ard four large canal warehouses
were entirely consumed, together with ali their
contents of goods shipped tor the East. The fire
occurred on Friday night.


The warehouses destroyed owned by largest
and heaviest porers. viz William Bingham, Iessrs
wallinsford Taylor, and H. < p Graft.


Twenty four houses destroyed in addition TO the
warehouses. occupied as follows:


Dwelling house OF Samuel Montgomery Bingham.
transportation Office; John McGrews cabinet shop and
ware. room - Suton's chair making shop and dwell
ing Joseph Spratlys shoe shop; John Crozns coop4r
shop; ID Coops wagon making shop; L. Saunders pat.
shop: solomon Shutters blacksmith shop j. Nc
Grew, dwelling house Francis Sellers boat brick
hotRes occupied hy b. Smith j. Kelly and Carothers
frame homes occupied by Samuel BAR and - Gray !;
Job Hays turner's shop; Whiteman L Doye's machine
shop; \ Kramer's dwelling house, party insured Mr..
Kramer burnt out In this city on the memorable l0t
Three brick houses, occupied by :. Shutters, WU Mat
thews. and Thomas Caruihers; wmarth & Reynolt,
lumber yard office Two frame houses, the property Of Nr
wilkins stone cutter.


Sever al large brick HOUSES owned by william Robinson
Esq. fire several times but fortunately saved


a number of so-caIed are-proof safes were also Dc
stroyed with their entire contents.


Persons distance need have fears in shipping
their merchandise by the Cana the
porteIs they al have warehouses this side Of the
river. and about removing to them


Our wire suspension aqueduct is completed and the
water will be let into it on Tuesday Wednesday


The paper from which We extract savs:-'We
cannot. as yet, form any thing like an actual est
mate the loss sustained but II must b. some thing
between two and three hundred thousand dollars
The immense quantities of tobacco, and other pro-
duce, which were almost entirely consumed, WILL
perhaps, fall more heavily persons at distance
than on our own citizens "