New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08
NETWORK DAILY TVIBUN

The following let Of the other smasr bushes u
burn.o out j. perfect 50 We hsvs been shle ustt
In many Of The buildings occupied stores Al - -
there families reorg IN the second and third stories
Of whom could learn nothing eIceP; TIA; most of1
Loot everything.
TiRsT SoHTH % EHInGE-sr. wTsT SIR.
G. Abbott eIoshns store E.F usrssa trio, 4 PEa-
ard shoe LDee and prnvuoner W Jo,e
r. Ger, an. ,ob.sso.. W. :. Co .roos : boo
irwin i-. .sTe iai drss loss sbost lsc6.
M @nlht e.s.t ws,h.rse. and z.zaa,orJ Seed X
asSey eo,his ..e W Boqus, no, shop.
ef b.; S'ast "a gs1 As 11s:'T grocer
Power Co E,0e,I., an s,oe;Ey styyo.Hns
Crt PAGE untsr yard considerable lumber Destroyed
Dot known
E,sr SIDE
sHEs d.sI.t bqisi.I Owned b jess. .sH ne
cooTs, STOW. store m o. stock rot heavy Bans Owasi
s:9: . .:s % q ss .49s s: 1sa! .s;
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Peter heAvory grocer Doaney. DO, baldrs e'ne S'
I1dr.-s .loon. NMurrsys sbOe.tore z. Fsrsl grocer
Pc. sslsin. sw9s. y a. =, sd S:.i Mf5T, x.,u,
Rorene saloon; building owned By p RA.hb1n
z. att ! ..1 o T1y 5; r. R Ii. sa' By A
Baker, HOeer building owned b. 9eeup.st ,l,,t,,b
B,nne. Beel .Ou. az hula occupied ,'
'I I.sse sf Bloc PAW Two 'a .soy ,r. families
Ihs' SSs: &c. could T.: , :I n sss . & o@s
Hopper { Co blseisuiAs.
o. IL Pc. con ss ss1 .Dd s1 g. o. zoe @ q
per, ofce vii BE- found the state Sow this nrni0s
Jane. Brown. ls-y-r. second story ~
Gee d -oh eIet,L .ioss 70 W Ros,nsoS s5d r.
Jsrsy s.ved but ina dsussed state
sshouse snpE Owned By Jesse Bennett and the base
L. Wsise bccts and .hce owned BY Z. Hart; family
+ x iss' 10 ';f'n' & second '1
Ccpn grocer budins owned BY Morris Bennett see'ud oFs
c consis ,Ioeer: building OWNED b. ar. Bentley
Mr. W,lsee groeer; building owned ,, J B-nteu -.
B.Iteys dry good. BY same second and IN ID stores
H.uss Of Heel and Ladder Co No. sad Engine s0.3
a. h. South marble factory.
Nithn the burnt district number OF prominent
buildings which have not noticed among them UT -
Benefits fine brick residence It's entire con7n.s 81 nen
furniture Judge Grants deDee and most Of the sNi
the Wilbur House and others tog sher win .le
large stone steam planning MIL owned by II 1't ~ %
with all its machinery and lum Der on hand lhis vs.
new establishment just gone INTO operation and the ioss
must be heavy. 40 insurance. 80, >.
The loss to sey era Insurance Companies by this disaster
will be large but of them il thought viii be unable
10 meet M. r losses promptly The North Western suffers
considerably but nothing 10 Affect them seriously IN
Hartford Companies lose largely but will be able 70 s,ins
up under them without 6ncfiug The Connecticut 10
raj New York companies ain large losses but are
unable TO give any particulars to Day
Meeting OF the Citizens
in view at the great calamity ~hch mas ths Gay oelsh
our civ by fire. at O'Clock T. NJ large number of the
citizens met at tbe Court House, Fourth Ward
Wbcreupon William Lewis Esq, was called to the Chair,
and William S. Malcolm, appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting was briefly and feeDsy e1
planned by A. j. Grant, Esq,
On whose motion a Committee OF fifteen was appointed,
whose ouy is to ascertain the wants OF the astre''7
and devise temporary relief TO wit
hon Grant Mayor COve John B. Edwarda Eas,a: Joos.
Jacob Richardson. J. l. Lake Blair George Avold " Car
renter Foius Parsons C. Husunn Alvin Osborn, @ Wei
hpston. Rev. Mr. ED, and Rev. Mr. Cook.
On motion Of }. &. Wright, ESQ Committee OF I've
was appointed on subscriptions whose du'y IS to
money and other DecessaTie sufficient TO rel eve IN as
es.d in manner honorable 20 the generous feelings OF
our citizens.
Luther Wright Esq, appointed Treasurer, who, as
ve as the iiie tender their services to receive
donations be distributed asOye contemplated by ne
floWpg Committee of f0uf viz: Alfred Mix, Rev Mr.
Cox Rev Mr. Buttrrdeld, and John W. Smith, whose
outy II il examine and make proper aud ludicous us
rihutio1 of tn, funds 10 BE- raised
The business having been gated to the several Com
mite Is, the meeting adjourned