The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

Hux pu1IknEIPHtA FIRE-The Bulletin,
Of Sxturday evening, contains an account OF
IA Lsses by the FIRE 10 Philadelphia, Friday
n;okk mentioned in cur Philadelphia letter
yesterday.
Effgo hours the fire continued TO rage.
Refs1se en- ten and eleven clock, the Waiis
~ fiS4 saw mill, and those OF the coach FAC
tori Tell, crushing the rear portions OF some
~r.s3 buildings By half past eleven o clock
tSS3re was checked, but the exertions of the
6rafen were required during the greater
ua7{ 81 the night These men suffered great
II I'm the swelteriDg heat and some OF them
1ere overcome by its intensity
TIE following is, we believe correct Iist
49, property destroyed, the names of the
su1[5rers. the amount of insurance, &c
N0.lil BrowGf street, the saw mill where
the 49, originate 4. This building was four sto
ris43MLeight and was forty FIVE by seventy
s:r(S# in length and depth. The structure
80 8rned by Abner Lincoln, who had an
insSfsnce of $4,000 upon it. Ii was worth
prstably $1,000.
hi. Lincoln occupied the greater part OF
ti14 =, ii floor as turning mill 1t had for
tive horse power steam engine and guam
t5fF.of other machinery on the spot. These,
Win o heavy stock Of materials and tools,
we're destroyed. There was no insurance
uRoa any of his property, except the build
Br1oks & Kroneberger, manufacturers OF
biind sIats, occupied = portion Of the fist
dc8E Their loss is estimated at - 500, of
whIM $1,000 is covered by insurance.
ssEfsier & GeiZ, manufacturers of sash and
douee, occupied the second floor Their loss
Ii 6Dtimated at 80 900, of which 81 200 is co.
xefed by Insurance.
The third and fourth floors were occupied
~ sRiebel & Lincoln, proprietor5 OF the
RhiiGda pLia Steam Bedstead mandatory
They had u heavy stock OF made up Work
ana in Iarials On hand, and much valuable
manhinery. Their loss is about "a. 900 upon
which there vas no Insurance.
Onion Hall was large four story brick
bafading, built ia 1916. 1t was entirely de-
sfrfyad but most Of its contents were saved
The loss is probably about $4.U0c, upon
which there was partial insurance.
Zoar African Church suffered to the extent
Of about s., 0O0-and it was insured for ST.
00o.
Tie rear portion of the coach factory of
John Wagner, No. 1873 and 1875 Brown street,
wheel WAS destroyed, was a new four story
BRICK building, 80 by 40 feet in extent A
portion of the stock and materials were
saved but several carriages were DESTROYED
The stock of Mr.. Wagner suffered to the ex-
tent of $4,000, and the building which was
burned was valued at $4,000 lie had an in
surance of $4,000 on his property.
No AGO on Fourth street, frame building.
occupied by Mr. Davidson, flour and feed
store, was damaged. The stock was saved
No 1862 two story brick dwelling, occu
pied by Mr.. Brick, was partially saved in a
Managed condition Furniture and building
insured. No. AGA, two story brick dwell.
Hng, partially crushed by the falling walls
Fad damaged by fire, Sarah Sundheimer,
vas the occupant. Her furniture was part
III saved Furniture and building insured.
No. 4G6. two story brick dwelling partly
Destroyed; furniture partially saved Insured.
Nos 462, AGA and 400 are owned by George
Brlckman.
"a A two story brick north of 466 was partly
destroyed. 1t is owned by Mr.. Henderson
and occupied by Frederick Row and Mr..
D. rnback Insured.
sAs Several dwellings, on Ample street were
more or less scOrched, hut the damage there
pss trifling.
81 ACCIDENT As the train from Boat on Thursdav
mOrning was approaching the Worcester Mass
Station, When opposite the machine shop of Massrt
Goddard aud Rice, the engine ran off the track
taklug the tender. baggage and the single pas
aepeer car OF the traih with ~ very fortunately
60, ,h, lives of the passengers, The sngIueer had