GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK I
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One hundred houses Jurned-three hundred fa-


miles turned destitute into tie strcets!!!


trernen1eus conhagration occurred in New
York on Thursday, the 3lst March, or rather
there were series of fires during the afternoon of
that day and evening.


The conAagration produced greater destruc-
ton of property and distress than any which has
occurred since the memorable "Careat Fire. in
New York in 1885


One, and the most calamitous ofthe fires, broke
out about three O'Clock, in the two story frame
building occupied as grocery and dwelling, at
the south east corner of Christie and Delaney
streets The wind was blowing gale, and the
fire soon made a clean sweep through to Forsyth,
and then across Forsyth, more. than half way to
Elkridge street in front and quite throught the rear
two blocks on the left side of Christie street half
way to Broolae, and then on the right side of
Elkridge to Bsoorne Two brick buildings on
Elkridge street Nos 90 and Cd across Broome,
were also entirely consumed.


In Christie street, besides the building IN which