New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14


Morensi, John Welsh and James Welsh well known
were arrested.
All The above were confined in the Second Precinct
Station. House.
The following were arrested by Officers McGloin.
Mcclure and Dryer of the Third Precinct. and Off
ces Dowdell of the Tombs Police Court. and confined
In the Third Precinct Station House, Henry Jackson,
George Douglass james Smith, Godfrey Msh, Henry
Mursken, james Clancy and james Leonard for pick
ing pockets stealing goods etc. Leonard, at the time
Of his arrest hsd in his possession piece Of CLOTH sew
cral hats rctcue. two Yascs, two pieces Of flannel
ard number Of other articles.
Officer Kinney of the Twenty sixth Precint, arrested
Robert and James Welsh brothers, for having robbed
John w. Sherman, residing at No. 1876 Futon'aye.'
Brooklyn. Of gold watch. while he was standing in
Parkrow looking a, tie fire. The property was re-
covered and the prisoners locked up.
OF course the thieves and pichpockes wonld not al
low such nm opportunity to pass without plying their
trade TO the utmost aud doubtless numbers Of the spec
tators reluiBed 10 their homes minus watches and
breast pins Mr. Daniel Stewart OF Johnstown, Fulton
Comfy. New.York, Was relieved Of god watch
valued Al s200.
The LossIs AND ISsuR.NCEs.
OWNS TO tic confusion II is of course impossible 10
more than approximate the losses and insurances We
conclude the total loss by the fire mast be ~ 100000 10
-, 10000 We give the following losses and insur
ance ID addition 20 those mentioned above;
No 2l6 The first floor was occupied by G.. W.
White, halter. lie succeeded in removing portion
Of his stock His loss viii amount 20 about Sl2.VD
Insured for $1,000. mostly in city companies.
No. PA. The first floor wss occupied by l.. l..
Rogers Sons as d clothing warehouse The Insurance
Patrol succeeded in removing portion Of the stock;
loss about s25O0. Insured for SIS in tho following
Companies: Bowory. lhTnx. Atlantic Of brooklyn.
Monisuk New. Amsterdam, Indemnity, and Home of
New Haven. 80. 80 each Harmony LenoS. and New.
England, 50 90 each: Nonsers AMI New York, aud
Norris. 1900 each; and Manhattan, 5000. John +.
Reeves occupied the second floor billiard ss Don. IN
which were IL fine billiard tables; totHl loss slOWn
Tic upper floors nssd as dressing-rcons by the
members OF the Museum Dramatic Company. The
basement occupied by Mr. Hines rs restaurant,
known rs the "fapisns Live and Let Live loss
~ OO0 The building owned by tie Morris estate.
and is total lose probably $1,000 would not
cover IL.
No 2i2 The basement was occupied BY William
Branch as dining saloon; loss. e. 800. The second
floor occupied 10y u. H. Horn. op,ieian; loss BY
Gre and water $40 oa--isurr6 bar ~ what smodni
could moi be ascertained The rst eud th floors were
occupied by Knox the batter for the sale and mannfic.
tuie Of has Ills oss is gwen else here Inc thiid
md fourth foois were occupied no oiees ny number
Jf professional men.
No 49, 4 portion Of the ilrstiloor vas occupied by
llets ~kldinOrc dealers IN gentlemen furnishing
goods; loss about 5000 The rrmeinins portion Was
,ccupied ny A. II. wortendykc saioou.kecperi loss
shout 5000
dealer wlo,c name could not be ascertained; stock
DESTROYED. The upper floors were occupied
as Offices. The building IL completely Quilted
No ~. Sherwood MeiZgiHSer occupied the first
eonr a. n l,,nor tore loss abotT, $1,000 The upper
par Of The bndng was occupied as offices. The entire
building w6s destroyed.
No lio. The first loor aud basement we're occupied
bv John Duane. dcilcr in liquor; loss. $1,000 The
upper part OF the binding was occupied by Mir. iass'
ford billiard table manu- ACTOR! and ssl"oni Loss
81 OOb The building j. COM leiey demolished.
Nos iiJ aud li7. This Is large. white marble. five
story double binding. The westerly portion ~ theI
iirst floor is occupied by Steafns Bes. dealers in
slaionciy and nh books; losA on stock by waier.
Hanover sHd 5000 In the CrotOn tonp6nios- 1hr
eatery portion OF the 6rst floor IL occnpcd by y. :
slavery NCo ~ "A dining room; loss by waller, s2.1J;
insnrcl fof 1900 in the Park COMPANY. The scund
foor :, occupied by J. u. Thompson and H. Hamilton,
merchant tailors oss BY slight; Insured In The
Iafay cite ana Peoples Companies. Tho third nOor is
occupied by Slater Riley Job printers; loes by fee
and water sJyOo; insured IN the Manhattan Com.
pany The fourth Goor Is occupied Ny Hovey Ford,
yOy turner's; loss Iihing; Insured for 50 30 IN the
i occt pied by Austin NcGil. blank booibinders:
loss 500: insured for 1000 IN the Mechanics Com.
pany. Tie binding Is owned By Jodlh Macy Oft
inn Of Neoy Howe bankers, and Is damaged some
v hat by lire and water insarod,
Tie building. on the s"nth side 80 Fulion.sf. canght
fire -eyern tunes wing ~ the intense heat bu; In
each case tie faics were cx'lnguisbcd without D1ol
damage.
IN THI NrsrUM BUILDING,
John X. Meeker occupied email Office fof The ssle vi
beside the entrance TO the Mussnh he
say ed almost oil bis stock.
The New.yoIk Optical insiTumen, Company occg'Aed
the irst floor The Ann-st. side The stccE 10
tally destroyed; loss go.
John H. Surhrug occupied cigar store Immediately
AL joining; loss on st0ck--rsIi hitie of Which Was
s1Scd--Si,JA
William March occupied an Office adjoining the
cigar store. ior the sale OF trnsscs, Ac loss atont
5000.
ANN-srgrKr.
No ., james L. Nolan occupied saloon Oh the frs,
fDr. known as the Sample Room" loss on stock
s5,tDO. Insured for 1900 In the Fulton company.
Tic upper portion Wac the Museum.
No. d. j. &. Clover occupied tie fist floor for
The sale Of 'russts. sc. Stock total IOes.
No. 6. The fist ioor was occupied "a a shoe store
Nv WIN. IrWini oss on sioc completely destroyed)
5000. The upper part of Nos and vas occupied
No 8 The lrst floor was occupied rs O restaurant DIV
Mr. Groot; loss s2,e1; iusnIcd The upper floor was
occupied by The Museum
Nos 10 aud ~. Tie ir- floor was occupied a. boot
end sloe store by Jones Kendall and was totally de-
stroys1; oss on stock, 5000 The upper floors we're
occupied by VIM. NJ. Clap printer. who estruacs his
loss Al $500 wm > Wiide. papef pn'eI los = 900;
owned Nv NJ Chandler md Is totally destroyed; ioss
about slnoW.
j. Bsrne tailor rud J. Ross. liquor store Second floor
occupied by e. Bclmsnn. wood eneIater Third floor
occupied by J. Anderub, poke, book mannfacturcr.
FnIth fo0Y j. Forbes. engineer; each loss on stock,
from 81 go 70 s. 90 III, basement was occupied by
j. JeandcDunis o. lager bctr saloon ioss about
; 40 lie building j. ow ned by Thomas ". sIoIg.
and il damn god ,o he amount Of ~, 800.
No j. Tie basement first and second floors were
occupied hy Dick A Fitzgerald, book publirhcrs Ioss
stock by water, 5000 Insured for sDGJ III city
companies The third floor II occupied by French
Wheat; printrs. Ioss on stock, 50 800 Insured.
The buildings on The opposite side OF the street
caught lire sdvrial times. bat the flames were exin
guished before much damage WAS inflicted.
NJ u eiuders filled the Fir