The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-13

NUMBER %.

The propriston Of The Star estimate thsir
loss at $4,000. on which they had $500 iassf.'
sues. They savsd none Of their material.
The proprietor OF the Adssrtissr lost I'll bio
printing materials, among which was Inc
pres Of the Hoe drum eylindsr pattern. We
do not know whether there vAs any Insurance
upon the materials.
The proprietor Of the Press lost about al tAs
material iu bis oAos. including Hoe eylinde
pres, IN Adams press, and ssvsrsl JOB presses
besides large fonts Of news. hook. and joo typss
His loss viii amount to Sl2, 900. on which tAsss
u insurance for S7s2s. t.
David Tucker lost oil OF his large JOB prist-
Ing estsblishmsat He Was Insured, but W
have not learned to what extent.
James g. Staples also Lost sll the material N
hls job ONCE We do not know the amount Of
his insurance.
Among the moro prominent persons who
LOS. dwellings are tho following: Samuel
Rumery. Judge Williams, John SWEET,
Samuel Moony, Mrs. Nichola Dr.. Dodge.
Mr.. Furbish, e. Cole, E. L. Stanwood, +.
N. Frost, R. d. Reeves VIM. Putney, Wild
ow Wood, Mr.. Lori, Mrs. Newton, Mn.
Nichols Isaiah Gilman, John E. Williams,
Samuel Cummings, Harry G. Barnes james
8. Staples (who also lost . largo printing e.
tablshmenth d. French, J. Grant, and hev.
Dir. Smaller.
The people are all In good spirits exhib-
iting that universal Yankee Trait Of charac.
ter which makes the race tho most indomi.
table in tho world-if knocked down, up
and try sgnin.- and consequently though
cast down they are by no means destroyed.
There were several instances where parties
sought new building ground while their
property was In flames. The insured will
got their insurance save, perhaps, in q few
instances, the insurance companies respond
Ing in the most prompt manner.
Tho Pres appeared on Saturday morn
Ing on respectable half sheet printed at
this Office daily and their weekly came
out Wednesday as usual. The .ayss also
appears daily and weekly from tho Office Of
the Saco Demorui. The &ay also issues
extras from the office Of Berry, printer, In
Portland, and the IfansaiR will be printed
in Boston. The other newspapers viii be
suspended for little while. II 10 an net Of
charity and justic. that every person in sr.
reaushould Immediately forward thesmouut
due to the sevenl Offices, and we hopo
their subscribers will not only SEQ to that,
but also forward advance pay.
The business firms that can get any kind
Of rents have located themselves tempora.
rily. Wood & Sons, brokers, arc In Mitch.
ellis Wholesale grocery on Forc street. and
Davis Brothers, stationep, arc happy In
spruce gum mandatory, with their work.
shop over q Wholesale grocer on CONNER.
cial street, while HALEY q Noyes, stsiioners,
have secured half Of Bndfords tool shop.
Looking down Exchange stree, tho only
building to be seen is Duun's Block, at tho
foot, and the Merchants Bank has taken
shelter in the second story. The leo Office,
and Payson, broker, have taken tho front
Of Nash's stove store. The Canal Bank is
In the State Liquor Agency, next door, and
the Second National Bank Is with Carroll.
the insurance agent next above. Wood.
man. True 4 Co. havo gone into Gsl,'s
Block. on Commercial street, and Decring,
Milliken d 20. arc at No. 81 on tho same
street, Tho First National Bank has gone
into house on Free street. The Cumber-
land Bank proprieton promise new build
Ing for themselves, and Lowell and Senter.
the principal jewellers, will rebuild on their
old site. centre Of Exchange ssres,, In aixiy
days.
Largo gangs Of workmen arc employed
about the ruins Of Browns Refinery and IL,
other localities In tho burnt district. Tho
work Of rebuilding Is being vigorously
prosecuted and no less than twelve hund.
red workmcn are clearing away tho debris
The list Of casualties has been swelled b.
the discovery Of the chsred remains Of Mr.
and Mrs. Zebulon Chickering, who weru
burned to death in their dwelling house on
Mmjoy street. Mr.. Chickenng was a
tuckman and well known and generally
respected.
The whole amount Of insurance b de.
fnitely ascenained to be upwards Of thrce
millions and will doubtless equal four mil.
lions and tho contributions from cities and
towns ss already indicated win equal ESQ.,.
o0o. All tho bank vaults have been open.
ell and the contents found uninjurod.
FURrusR Lossxs.-Nessn. Haines, Smith
T. Clark, suocesson 70 II. Warren Lancsy
q Co, Noa u and q Lime street, lost In
stock nfty thousand dollars, on which they
had insurance Coz twsaty-six thouaand.
H W.LAncey d Co. owned the building.
Their loss b Ave thousand dollars, and tho
insurance Is three thousand dollars.
Messn. Dunn & Palmer were insured for
SIX thousand dollars. Mr.. John Z. Palmer.
Was insured for four thousand dollars The.
loss Of thoao gentlemen cannot yet be sstims-
ted. ~,
winslou M,chins WORKS. ioss IRON 81. 900
to $50 900: Insured for $4,000 .,
Harris & Co.. los eli 900. Insured for ~.
500. ..-...-
H,rri. & w.i~hou... los' 10000. Insured
5000.
..vsd "a 500, 3, is Ess Yorf NORTH AnsrIess.
Pstrr D Frost, tailor chop and hoes. los
$1,000, isssrsd, 5000. @. L Bailey, gussnitas
los 81 500; fslly insursd; Byron, orssceefh =
Go. loss about s6o, 900; Insured .ooo, INT
land Hartford and Springfield. JapssS nags
sured $500. CAas Holdss, issi ssesie. 3D.
Ioss Ri0 ooo. ipsursd 1900 II Portland Nntu-.