The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29
The Fire I'm Troy.
LIST OF sUFFERERS-AMOUNT INsURED-NAMES OF

from the Troy Budget, Aug. 24.l
The following property was destroyed on the east
and west side OF Front street, rom Division street
south to G. P. Ogden & Co.'S lumber yard on the
pier, at which point the fire stopped:-Gibson's
planning m IL. where the fire 0riginased Boswell b
Sons lumber yard; Lyman R. Avery's, Cottrel q
Braiparo's, Whipple Tbompson's, Landon d Sons,
BoDtecou's N. Taylor's E. B. Wheeler's, and Bacon
& Bakers lumber yards and Offices; Charles B.
Bishops warehouses and contents; Noyes &
Tillman's hollow ware mandatory, John
Fury's John Lypchs, MIR. Welch's, John Boohow'
lings, Charles Haveys and Mrs. Kiifoils dweings;
John Dempsy's, VIM. Fitzsimmon's, Tomas Hicks'
and Richard vanderheyden's groceries.
On the west side Of River street the following
owned by the persons named below I'D weilings
occupied by E. G. Wellington Me-. Waring, E. Was
soa. 81. Leach, r. J. Starks, L. B. Avery s. J. Hst-
.ted, r. Osgood, Mr.. Dean, Q. ". rhompsoa's lnm-
dwellings occupied by small families, owned bS Da-
viz Ellis; dwellings Of Stephen Ccvei, g. X. Davis,
N. Taylor, John n. Peck, b. Conkey, James dor
ison. z, has nsr, Mrs; Boswortn, and the freight
On the east side Of River street. commencing at
Liberty srees:-Brainard 4 Co.trell's lumber yard;
dwellings Of Moses ]. Winne, DjAyres, L. Egerton,
T. uesde,l, large boarding house on the northe st
corner Of Washington street; dwelling OF Waters
w. Whpple, on the opposite (s0uthe Ast) corner;
dwelling Of J. H. Byram, adjoining, south; also,
QWeIl1ng OF IL. Ellis, douIy Nay, ". II. D8VtS, Jfs,
]. G. Fay, Mrs. Thompsons boarding house, and
Mr.. Changers; the chair factory Of Egerson, 6hel.
don Osborne (formeriy Brees), which is the third
time it has been destroyed by fires the machine shop
and Car house Of the Hudson River Railroad, and
about 2 900 cords Of wood
In Liberty street. south side, from River to First
street, dwellings Of Daniel Lucey, MIRA Wilkinson,
Miss johnson, and Mr.. FOote--ssl frame buildings.
In First street, east and west Sides from Liberty
street. SOUTH dwellings Of Mrs. Davis, z. E. Forbes
j. G. Mattice, F. 8. Tnayer, j. H. Congden, w.
Coarey, T. 8. Randall, +. Jones, e. w. Miller, A.
Brown, l.. j. Rundell, Mrs. Granger, R. d. Bardwen,
F. Brge A. G. Daniels, Charles Brownelt, Mr.. Ste
yeps, Samuel Whitney, ]. G. Osgood, H. q. Sears,
]. B. Young, o. Brewster, G. Landon, e. s. Bcai
paId, Mr.. Holmes, A.. Mooney, G. B. Bishop, David
Mann, John Oliver, F. j. Parmenter, Mr.. Ryan, M.
Nicholson, Mr.. Bernard, DR.. Bryan, and G. c. Green
wood. M&t
In Washington street, between River and Second
streets, about eight buildings destroyed on both
sides OF the street,
In Adams street, from River street, east, lTaylor
Mains and Mr.. Bumsteds groceries; Mr.. Parmen.
ters machine shop ;lJones Hitchcocks bell found
ery--two buildings, besides new one in course of
erection, about half finished. Also, some six or
eight dwellings, between First and SecoEd streets,
Including NcJntoehs and The same number Ia First
street, below Adams, including the property Of Job
8. Ohm and others.
We find It impossible to compile anything like
statement of the losses sustained by each of those
above named. majority Of the buildings destro, ed
were very costly brick residences, owned BY the re-
siden's. A large number were owned principally by
mechanics, who had laid out all they were worth In
their erection.
The Insurance, it is believed, win NOT cover one
uuo of Sha 1oco