New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
PROPERTY LOST.


Owing TO the large number Of articles eIh'bitio-
No estimate can at present b. formed Of the loss. We
give below let OF ali the houses whose names We
could Ascertain:
Se.ripg MncAines.
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines. 800 to $500
Rsrtbolf Sewing Machines sbont 1000
Ladd & Whistler, Sewing Msehnes...... so
Croy.r & paker Sew;n1 Machine- 600
Mr. Weed. Sewing Machines 300
M Eicks Sevinc Machines .... TOO
Mr.. Ogden lot his splendid glass stesm cngue and
stock of gsss-born articles, worth perhsps abo 1t
$50. j.
The How Eliptiesl Spring bed Co. lost number Of
S,eap Ergiws.
Hinckey h Egery lost one horizontal steam engine,
worth about g. 5G. Woodruff Beach, Hartford,
An engine worth about the same sum. The Newark
Engine Company lost an engine Of similar capacity
and value Corlss & Nightingale Of Providence,
r. L. lost engine the mste Ia she one which drives
engines lost belonging to q manufacturer in Paterson,
worth perhaps 81 300 each. An Ericsson engine,
worth 81 80 was also destroyed, and small engine
and boiler worth about $sW.
A fine collection of circular knitting machines,
worth about 5000, was lost
The Excelsor Sewing Silk Company lost case OF
their Patent Sewing Machine Silk.
The WiInsnic Thread Company also lost csse
of their new thread.
RatLbone & Co. lost several Of their Albanian
stoves The Trevorton Coal Company lost con-
siderable amount of their coal which had been taken
To the Palace to drive the engines. Hecker lost
large quantity of -four farina, &c Houghton ~ Co
lost a number of magnificent Rosewood bedsteadA
Boaman Gray lost several fine pianos, worth about
$500; Chickerng, 70 pianos, worth between " Joy
and -, 600; Sieinwas N Sons seven pianos, valued.
at a. 900 To g. 600; John Holder also lost several
pianos. Genn lost ease Of fancy articles worth
a6.0OO. Several Of Dicks snti-frictnn presses and
cutlery, in charge OF Mr. Stackey valued st ',ooo,
were lost. Two large centrical pumps. belonging 10
VIM. II. Andrews, were lost.
A very fine collection Of agricultural implements,
exhibited by Messrs. Mayher, Diblec, add Allen,
three prominent manufacturers.
Robert Raft lost jewery and watches to the amount
Of $4,000.
About two hundred ranges and stoves belonging to
various exhibitors and worth $4,000 or s5,UoO.
About fifteen very fire carriages worth sio,OOo or
$4,000, were destroyed.
Mr.. Treadwell the proprietor of Ihe snloon at the
Palace lost about 400.
l.. d. Towley, two cases Of revovers Loss, 81 900.
No insurance.
Several knitting machines valued at 5000.
4. Bel, anatomical instruments. Loss, - 900.
Geo d. Pratt, rural aud fancy frames. Loss, $500.
Dr. NeedhauI patent breast-plate and electrical
machires. Less SJJ0. 800
Mr. Alfred Speer manufacturer If Elderbcrry Wine
Fsssaic n. j. lost wine pnd bottles to the value oil
500.
In the Hat, Cap and Fur department, We're three
large cases Of beautiful goods one case consisted III
rich sable ermine, mink, &C., some OF the richest
goods in the city, one case Of rich fancy beaver and
French felt hats all costly trimmed; Also one case ct
cloth caps and fine ELK hats, the whole amount IS
about 81 800. These from the establishment of
f. H. i}igdlow No. 1875 Fulton street BROOKLYN.
Among the works If art lost all the Phoogrn-
phic and Daguerreotype pictures. There were out
three leading artists, however, IN the Fam Inc ehet
az these was Mr. faris IL the welI-known " Root
Gallery" corner of broadway and Franklin street. Mr..
Esris had very fine observation-disclosures oi the best ever
got an for an eIhibition-als Of which are gone Ills
loss Al least valuation must be nearly $Uo, whlle me
real yaue Of the pictures many of when cannot oe
replaced, is far greater. ,,,.,
Mr.. Quincy also had large show, probably nearly
.ousl in value, al of which destroyed r..
MIR. Fredericks had AL extensive collection OF his
fne.t specimens which shared the common tate.
No. Hose Carriage Eagle.
No. q Hose Carriage lCrotOnl.
No. IL Engine Gotham.
No. Hook and Ladder Mutual.
Ne. u Engine Pacific.
Rose L. Neil statusry marble mante'-piece. Loss
$500.
John X. Treadvel keeping saloon IN the l'a.ce'
lost everything His loss may be set down at VI ooo.
PROPERTY SAVED.
No. 81 Hose Carriage, iOcesnic.l
No II Hook and Ladder, iMutusl.l
PaiIsctic instrument for measuring distances with
use Of chain.
Towley's revolvers-one case.
Two Knitting machines. ~,
Numerous small articles such a. could be readily
carried by hand saved and carried away by the
exhibitors OF these We have dennite account, as
the exhibitors took their propcry home