The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26
Psr,leu,ar. OF the fire In b..eoa, ca.

If.n me Macon Journal roy. III
Yesterday morning the two story brick bulldog ownet
by Nr james A. Raston exteooioe 20s feet rIied aud
$50 feet On Cherry streets was eee destroyed ~ fe
The ere was first discovered be ween four sei d Q
O'Clock, unaer he sisresse between the tso 'epemen.s
occupied By asher Ayreg, which leads from rhd street
10 tie rear OF The building W. W Parser, WEI Reas
ley, John Riiiiueworth, James Seymour, YIN. hi,bse
Chas Conuor telegraph operator), NJ 0panezsky W. A.
Joyce Messrs CHATTER Roney, Rserree aud Roey Mrs.
Wight Mrs. Horne. and Mr. Fulton, (smployee of
Cenlia kailIosd) all eccupier rooms ia the sesond
stony and al OF iherp almost without an OK cpd n LIST
everything in their rooms SIR. garaer, who's r poms
newly snd elegantly furnished, estimate, his loss
$50 Mi. seymour informs that he haa ioss every
hing, furniture, clothing aud SIX hupdtel ,ilars in
blr, which he Lad slowly and with difficulty collected
tegeher, in order to make final settlement with his
creditors
The cfice Of Che W. Nm. o. mpgpeic Telegraph CT,
also in The second story, the o I'll and
Cherry streets All its furniture aud fixtures de-
stroyed.
Nj Ralstcn, the proprietor of tho building had nsu
rance upon it to The of s. 000 distributed as
foiows:S5 0t0 il the So Mutual Once Athens; S5 600
in Apa, Hartford; S. coo In Ashsn@um, London; and
$4,000 in Hartford Hartford His loss not covered by
insurance, is PROBABLY $40 COO
Ayrts, who occupied the two tenements frouting
Cherry running hack Third street. saved por
ton of his large sock OF dry goods and groceees He
for 81 500 in London Office, ami IS 900 ia
the So Mutual and estimates his loss not covered by in
fui apce to he be IS 900 aud SIS, 0CO
The tenement next TO Mr. Ayres. laird street,
occupied by W. w Wsgnon, the ntxt by Oaslsy & Les
sour the next BY Thomas Moalsan the next BY stub
of them small grocers provision Dealers Mr.. Mou
TOMS sttrk was removed with very small loss DAILY
amount of 81 eco il the SO. Mutual which will probA ply
half their Losses Subblefeld Il C0urson and Gus
ley Lesseur, bad and lost very consde
rattle por ion of their stocks.
The tenement next to Mr. Ayres, Cherry street.
occupied dry goods and clothing st ,re by Joseph
HeItzded the next by H. Goodman, as dry goods and
clothing store, and the next two by Martin Hall as
dry got DE- and grocery store The stocks this street
removed into tho street and the only loss to their
is in the damage they have received in the
moyal. We hive not learned that there any in
surance upon any Of them.
The fire was finally arrested Cherry street, by
pa ti.ion wall dividing Raston's building from that
oentd by Mr. Nelson, and occupied by him grocery
and provision stare This building very considera
bly, damaged by water whilst large wooden kitchen la
the it destroyed by the fire department.. Mr.
Nelson had 81, COO Insurance upon his buildings which
VIII be than sufficient to repair the damage they.
have sustained. He however lost something BY the
mova Of his stock did all the other occupants of the
stores shove him Cherry street up to Second street.
viz f. Linsein Co., B. A. Wise, Alien Danlap,
Freeman & Roberts, and A. J. White, agent OF the
fianers' Bank Mr. Desssu, and others, who occupied
the second story these stores also sustained ncoo
siderable losses in the removal Of their furniture
On Third street. tue fire rested ut the fire proof
war ehouse Of Hardeman Sparks. A portion of the
roof Of The warehouse forced in by the fail Of the
chimney and wall Of the building fire from which it
separated by narrow alley,) but the cotton be-
meath 1t was promptly removed without damage.