FIRFS AND ALARMS DURING THE MONTH OF JULY, 1870. (Concluded.)

Miss C. M. Lee.

115 Meridian street.

685 00

685 00

147

1,200 00

1,200 00

138

''

112

112

$15,238 00 3,500 00

$15,238 00 3,500 00

Mon. 25 6.29 P. M.
6.35 P. M.

6.43 P. M.

6.50 P. M.

Wed, 27 8.50 A. M. 231 Joseph Nickerson & Joseph Nickerson & Harrison Ave. and

Book Store.

French Toilet and
Fancy Goods.
Steam Job Printers.
While in the dis-
charge of his duties
Mr. William Lewis,
a member of Hook
& Ladder Co. No. 1
fell through a scut-
tle, receiving se-
rious injuries.

The alarm was caus'd

by some boys kindling a bonfire in a vacant lot.

Wooden building;

FIRES AND ALARMS DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1870.

Remarks.

un

The fire was
doubtedly of incen-
diary origin; small
loss.

The alarm was caus’d
by the burning of
an old coat in the
closet; no damage,
except to the coat.
Stable.

Eng. 21. Trifling damage.

The authorities of
Hyde Park sent to
Ward 16 for assist-
ance. Engineer
Hebard despatched
Engines Nos. 16, 19
and 20.

Hose 9. Clothing store.

A little boy set fire
to an old straw bed
in the cellar, and
he, and his mother
(who went to his
rescue), were badly
burned.

This alarm was given
to render assist-
ance at a fire in
Brookline. Engines
Nos. 12, 13 and 14,
Hose Nos. 4 and 7,
and Hook and Lad-
der No. 4 were

Mock.

172 Dorchester ave.

Several families.

34 Fifth street.

$37 00

$37 00

Brookline.

Wed. 3 8.00 P. M.

Goodrich.

Causeway treet.

Sat.

6 5.40 P. M.

14 Anthony Curran's Michael Maloney. 276 North street. heirs.

229 00

Sat. 13 10.56 A. M. 245 William Goldsmith. J. E. McDermott.

Sat. 13

5.30 F. M.

Thomas Story.

J. McDonald.
Thomas Story.

Cor. First and O sts.
51 Cross street.

Mount Hope.

1273 Tremont street.
1275 แ
Cor. Winter
Winter and
Church streets,
Meeting-house
Hill, Ward 16.

229 00

Eng. 16. Extinguished by En

Eng. 8
&
Hose 1.

gineer Hebard and Members of Engine No. 16 without an alarm.

This alarm was given
to call the ladder
company to pull
over the ruins of a
house that had fall
en down, one man
was killed and sev-
eral wounded.
Dwelling and Gro-
cery. Supposed to
have been set afire
by children, one of
whom, a boy Henry
Noyes, four years
old, was taken from
the premises nearly
lifeless from suffo-
cation. Mr. H. A.
Ladd, a member of
H. & L. No. 1, re-
ceived a severe cut
in the foot while in
the discharge of his
duty.

Caused by the upset-
ting of a kerosene
lamp; small loss.
Junk store.

FIRES AND ALARMS DURING THE MONTH of August, 1870. (Concluded.)