TWO DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN PATERSON.
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Paterson, (N. J.) Sunday morning, May %.


but little than year since recorded the de-
sructon of the dyeing and print works Of Messrs
Jackson and Magnns and of Messs Swinburn, Smith
d Co by fire. The buildings again rebuilt, and the
works had but fairly gone into operation when last night
about half past eleven O'clock they again discovered to
be fire, and in little than hour the main building,
which four stories high, lay in OF ruins The
dyelng and securing houses much damaged Many o
the tools Of Messrs. Swinburn Smith CO. machnists and
founders, saved Messrs s. S q Co. occupied parts
of the frs, and second stories The amount Of loss is
ousy estimated from s3o 900 $50 0o0 all Of which pre-
is covered by insurance The fire. 1t is said, originated
| in the dry-room.


p. S.-Mne 0clock p. Nj have just returned from
another very destructive fire. The large machine shop OF
William Bradley Brothers has been entirely destroyed, to-
gether with large of machinery Bradley Broth
es loss will be about s20 00O Of which about 900 is
covered by insurance The upper story occupied by Mr.
Benjamin Baiy, wooen manufacturer. Stock and mach
merry all destroyed Loss about Sc 600 insured for S. 600
Supposed to be the work Of incendiary.


Correspondence New York Tr bune.