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were entirely extinguished. Steam engines No.
8 and No. 20 were very eficient, and nkterialiy
assisted in preventing the fire from turning into
gem raj confiagration. The following is a list
Of the houses burned, the occupants losses and
insurance, as near ~ could be ascertained -
NO. loi Orchard street. Building which be-
$500, insured IN the Stuyvesant Insurance 90.
The occupants, John Masterson and Mrs ToofeV
lost about $3.50; no insurance
No iO6 Orchard street. Three story frame
dwelling occupied and owned hy Luther Bald
win: building damaged about A ,OOO insured in
the Stuyvc.ant Insurance Co., furniture dam
aged about $500, insured.
No lUS Orchard street. Building which be-
long To m estate is damaged about 5SOO; in
surrd in the Styvesant Insurance Co. Louis
Hauscmann, the occupant Of the lower part Of
the house sustained loss of about $500; no in
surancc Valentine Miller, the Occupant Of tho
upper part Of the house, lost about s2OO; insured
in the Pacific Insurance Co.
No. 10 Orchard street. Building owned by
Samuel Week.. damaged about FL ,UDn insured
IN the StuyVesnt Insurance Go. The furniture
OF Daniel II. Hunt, the occupant Of the lower
part Of the hou-e, l. damaged about 1905; IN
.ured ior $500 in the Rutgers Insurance CO.
Mr.. Flack, The occupant Of the upper part Of
the hous", lost about s3OO; no insurance.
No. ll2 Orchard street.-This building Is q
tenement house. four storics high, and Is 10
Gated on the corner Of Delaney street and ia
numbered from ~ TO s7 inclusive on Dclanccy
street. The building, which Is owned by
jonathan Purdv, j. damaged TO the extent a
si.OOo; insured for $4,000 in the Broadway In
surancc Go. The first floor is occupied in part
by Henry Grummct, butcher and he also hAds,
apartments on the second floor His loss IA
about $500; insured for 81 900 in the Stuyvs-
SAINT Insurance Go. Mcssr. Junger, Miller,
Keller and Trantmann occupied the upper por-
tiOns # the building and their loss is about e20e
each partially insured.
No. sjiS Delaney strect.-Henry Kim ooou-
pied the first floor "A n milk depot and sustain
cd lo~r Of about $500; insured.
No. s7 Delaney strect.-II J. Engel, boot
| Utter, occupied the lower portion Of this build
| ing, and his loss il about $500 no insurance.
Morris Nelson, dealer in drygoods, occupied a
PORTION Of the rst floor and his loss Is estimat-
ed TO be about $1,000; insured in two city com
panes for the amount. The upper portion Il
the building was occupied by various tenants,
who lest in the aggregate about 81 900; partially
| insured.
No. 80 Delaney strcct.--This was n 3 story
brick building, with an extension joining on tho
| rear portion OF Mr.. Baldwin's residence in Orch
ard street, in the shape Of an l.. This buildng
/ was totally DESTROYED II was occupied in part,
and owned by Luther Baldwin, builder, and his
| loss Is about s12 900 insured In the Rutgers,
/ Pacific, Broadway and several other city Insur
| uncc Companies. MIR. Baldwin hal stable IN
| the rear IN which was valuable horse. Tho
animal was sniiocated. John +. Holmes, sash
| arn puma maker occupied Plrtion OF thus
nnillIng: lis lose IL about So'VOO; insured iT
800 in the Peter Cooper Insurance Com
| pany.
NO. ~ Dclancey stree. bullding damaged
anoui fS"o; insured IN the kutgers Insurance
company. y. "einberger, metal rooier, the
occupant oil the lower moor, lost about t3OO; no
insurance
| No 70 Ludlow street Crear). This was
tenement honse OF brick, six stories high, own
ed ~ JOhn W. Farmer. IL was valued at