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FiRE.-On Tucsday rnorning at an early h0afi
fire broke out in the fourth story of the buildfs
No. % Broad.st. corner Of Exchange place, WHICH,
before the iro was extinguished was entirely ds'
troyed. The Commercial states that the FIRST i!cfy
was occupied by George Bird, agent for tna Bsls.
vile, N. J. Print works, who was insured tor W.,
800. His Cotton, however, was mostly dsssa'
The Commercial adds:


"The second story was occupied by Baxle' 2
Brothers, CRATE manufacturers, and John Mel saa
P. Newman. The upper stories were used 70. ae
purpose of storing cotton, of which there we're nom
800 to 500 bales on the premies, which was " "
destroyed. The cotton belonged to Mr.. Mel 500
was insured, we understand. for the full value u
the basement was stored quantity of wine, stafa
was ell saved with the exception Of about 80 es;I
insured. The building is entirely destroyed, !
belonged to The estate of Jacob Lorillard, END as
insured for $4,000. The total amount of the oss
including the building, is probably about sso WV


One of the insurance wa,chmen was sonesln
injured, yesterday moraing, while at work or 'as
premises.