The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07

friends who remembered US In the time OF need and
rendered all the aid within their power. Among
these must be permitted to name D. L. Ross Esq;
Mr.. simmons of Simmons Lilly Co; A. Wood
worth, Eco; and Mr.. Delmonico May they never
need a return OF the favor Many exerted themselves
molly in various parts Of the of destruction We
noticed particularly The great and untirng efforts OF
our worthy Recorder, Tiford. Also Mayor Gesry the
Judges of ths Courts, and the policemen. party of
marines under command Of Capt. Reyes, did effective
ders from the Preside. Below give the names and
estimated losSs Of those whs have su red far as
Jackson Street.-The Jackson Hou.e tsurant owned
and occupied by Francois Martin & Co. The building
and xtures were valued at $4,000.
Carrafourths loss in buildings and goods, Is
$4,000
A vacant house adjoining was valued at $780,
The building occupied by J. Stevenson L. Co., was
owned by Messr.. John Middleton aud J. Stevenson
and was valued at 81 600. J Stevenson Co.'s loss,
Johnssn Kenhelds clothing store, nothing saved;
Princes building was valued at 81 ooO This
butcher.
The building owned by Benjamin Reynolds, loss
$4,000 Carter & Fuller had an extensive commission
store in this building, loss $4,000.
{ l.. Jones, painter, $4,000.
Allanson Massey, carpenter $1,000
J b. Cooper owned house in this street, loss
Gilbert Prince were the owners of a small build.
ing which was destroyed
Keil McCsrty's Universe restaurant, loss 81 900.
The Washington Market, owned and occupied by
/ d. w. Chandler, loss 81 COO.
Phil" deIphia House, loss 81 200.
Chinese Restaurant, owned and occupied by Ahi
John wilson loss Of building 600: boarding house
and bar room, 81 400.
The California Restaurant next to the Pcayune,
was owned by Mr. Chambers the proprietor of the
FL Dorado. The building worth about $4,000.
Cotter 4 Co kept the restaurant Loss, $500.
Samuel Adams drug store The loss of buildings
and contents cannot be estimated at less than $4,000
The Pecpune Office owned by Mssrs Brinsmsds l.
GihOD.
Co. saved most OF their materials.
Aj.welry chop; contents saved.
Aiso couple of small t,verns below Kearny street.
keaTny Stcet.-A large building adjoining the
sgepdezvous" owned by John A Collins loss $4,000
This building occupied by Basset Guild, of the
"Kearpey street Restaurant" loss S25 900 Mrs
Monticello, drinking saloon, loss ST. 500 and Mr.. Col
Mrs. Jane Smiths capacious dwelling house was en-
trely destroyed although large portion Of the furai
months since by hessrs. Palmer, Cook Co, at an
expense OF $4,000
Reynolds & Co had very extensive assortment of
groceries in their store, bet ween Washington and
jackson streets Their loss is $4,000
! large building the corner Of Kearny and Jack.
con streets, was owned by Q. Barry and others and
cost 5000 The" Ontsrion restaurant kept In
the lower part Of the building sgnor Rossis italian
theatre in the upper stories sgnor Resss loss,
In properties instruments &c. Is set down at 81 00o
. Of IS 0o6.
! Reynolds Co.'s grocery los. 600.
| The ." Msriposa" saloon, loss SO 600
G Sw snook's tin stock, loss 81 500.
small auction shop, adjoining the 9 Mariposa.n
j. SCOTS segar store, loss 100. Building owned by
/ Mr.. Dairy N ple. loss $500
drinking house kept by sully Cox, resorted to by
negroes and three four email tsnemsnts pied
by spspiards were also destroys ed, toxether with
bull ding adjoining the Climax and occupied by Capt
/ The Poetic Etrs establishment was entirely de-
stoyed-type presses, paper, and buildings Our
neigbbors removed oil the materials from the front
Office into their brick building in the rear surprising
1t TO be FIRE proof In short TINA this building
could +. nsie ese,usi to savs any thing Tn. pro-
prietors nso lost their account books The concern
was Owned by Bine proprietors and was valued at
PSctde STREET Benz. Rays coffee house fixtures
David O. Donneils boarding and lodging house loss
s25oO
coffee aud cake shop kept BY two or three fem.les
The ofice of John McGlynn. County Recorder
loss $4,000 Mr.. MSGiynn saved all his books and
The Howard Saloon kept by a mula.to.
Mills & Fishers tin shop, loss 81 200.
] Hotel Deux Mondes, kept by French man named
Louis and owned by John Leland Louis loss So eooi
glass and crockery store, occupied by Terrslsons.
I A building owned by Samuel Sanford and oocu-
pied by tsme sPsniards a. a danceh house saidford's
The sons of Fun small wooden building
! An auction store, occupied by Dow Go.
MoptgAllsrd's variety store; loss $1,000.
barber snoP BIis p"n 1amh,,n- 81,
loon; Owned by Mesrs Edv ard Esgsdell aud sulli-
treettd at expense OF about $4,000. This
establ, bme ut bad been opened but few weeks This
The Rendezvous gambling saloon, owned by Towles
& NEG rath; loss si2 eco
The yerand,h a brick building opposite the I'll
Dorado caught Gre Ia consequence OF the Windows
not bsipz protected by shutters The upper portion
OFT bniloing Is considerably damagsd loss $4,000
willis Jobnson. proprietor
j. Grou,e's clothing store next below the Yerandah
was aleo burnt loss $500
Acjoiuir the clothing store, was Raym ond Let
ter's restaurant. also dsstroyed; loss IS 800.
clothing store, occupied by Mr. Jacobs. This
building vas owned by DIR. Goubsrti and was torn
down; dkmsge $1,000.
small fancy store was also burnt contents princi
pally saved: loss $1,000
wood.n building In the rear Of the .fha CalVor,.ia
ofcs entirely Destroyed The building coat about
500 and altogether In paper, etc deposited there
cur lo.s may BE- placed at $500
The hmerican Bakery was destroyed; loss 1900
Drr-uf street California Guards Room, occupied by
the California Guards This buildDg valued at
SIS coo and was owDed by d.ssrs W. ID NJ. Howard
John shines, J r. Haven aud Il Sherman. A
eiety Of Jews oc:upisd room in the basement as
Synagogue.
The Albion Hotel, owned and occupied By Bernard
Kessipg; loss SO COO.
trench millinery store, aud grocery store, owned
ty Armand Expert loss s. 900
An uncccupied house, o~ntd b. George Kaine; loss
$1,000 This building was tors down, sa1 thereby
aided In stopping the progress OF the IRE.
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