committed arson in the first degree in that he wilfully set fire to and burned in the night time a dwelling house, a five story tenement #6 East 132d St wherein there were at the time human beings… deponent further says that he examined the aforementioned dwelling house and in an apt on the 1st floor occupied by the said James Johnson, he found evidence of the crime of arson, to wit, the building burned in three separate places and trailers extending from the point where the fires had their origin, and that the garments and other materials were partly saturated with a liquid having the odor of kerosene oil. Deponent further say that he detected the odor of kerosene oil on the overcoat worn by the said James Johnson, also papers in his pockets having the odor of kerosene oil; that there was also an odor of kerosene oil upon his hands. … and that said James Johnson was the last known person within the premises before the discovery of the fire and that Johnson told the deponent that he had caused the contents of his apt. wherein the crime was committed to be insured in the sum $2500 while in the opinion of the deponent the insured property is worth less than $100. Deponent further says that Johnson told him that he had employed a man, whose whereabots he stated he did not know to set the fire and he had promised to pay him the sum of $200.