New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
.urod from oCO to $4,000 in the Howard and LOlard Com

surod from ts 900 to $4,000 in the Howard and Lorard CON-
Charles Thrasber Co.. loss el7OoOi insured for seOco
In the Metropolitan and Niagara Companies
.JSdSe CTaords lbrary-loss sl2 Cc0i insurance. 49,
Merrill Small, wholesale clothing ana itpmlnP 10 n ~,
Mddes-oss sl5OOo fully insured in the Lorihafd anu
Churchill Browns Manson loss sl5GoOo well insured
Among the prominent firms who are totally burned out
are the following;
Lowell Lentie and Oliver Gerrisb jewelers. Walter Carn
furniture Davis Brothers Bailey Noyes shoat Loring
II. Packard. Augustus Robinson W. ID Robinson hen
Gale Charles f. Duran Thomas G. Loring and Charles W.
Toss druggists; George W. Harding r. d; fnsse' r
Thomas j. Sparrow architects; Frederick Ha, ana ~ o.
d. Larrabee & Co.. artists Materials Edward M' cnb
and Henry Bailey & Co. auconeeTsi Winthrop Z, OOpG,
Reuben Kent Pearson Smith and sardon ssam%on ,Ss
Co bakers Every bank in the city destroyed though he
contents Of their vaults ell supposed to be SAFE s
and William 9aincey bOOksndersT: oD a. E Tos g.
E%ISS1T com Dpp Moc0 GqIf Berry cG Merrill Co. 0
Moaiton Edmund Mute TosesJ: plumT%er >; Tnnssb9Iy
Co. retail shoe doae e H. Brfe siSro TO p pTspmsn
ShHrtef Stevens Haskell Chase, Lorng Ihayer G. j.
Walker Co. and Lamb Go 9cnyr pe1 snUe oS Pyoo
tor WIN IL Wood Son, and Henry Wood, brokers' W /.
Kbern Co. end M1r5et Poor Co. carpet dealers T IN
Lewis Rollins Bond, CHARLES Mccarthy s H. Lusn q
Co., James F. ssk Tappsn Lewis Peter Wall r. 5. Web
ser Co. and Woodman True Co., clothing Dealers j,
Grant coffee and spice grinders jas M. Carrer beIl Is{
Douglass n Ellsworth Son, and j. Land erockery and
gassware John r. Corr Co 1y' rS co. h Map
N J. Mitchell Vicscrs Bowen. Sas 5. Drew chadbourne
Kendall Deering, Mliken Co, and Lane Little dry
GOODS Burgess russell Lorenzo d. Cole. T.. X. Ems
Co.. Lewis Cook and John Mcircn eating honses; all e
express offices; T. T. & NJ. p BGord l.. n. BowdOn fitz
gerald Hodson W. r. Howard, Ekin Graham & Co. A. g.
Oluey Co, and Shepard Co. fancy goods w Aleo gr
{ Barbour Greenleaf Sawyer jones and d sawysT rl
Dealers o. NJ. & ID. W. Nash A. N Noyes Son, and G. H.
Stewart Co.. stove dealers H. r. l., Dealens HOY 10Y
& Co, and Crockett & Hooper. furniture Gilbert
I. Bailey +. Goth and Benjamin Brown gunsmitLsi
Haynes Smith Cook, and King Dexter hardware; ); Al
Todd, c. i. Eastman, Elweh GooiTlGge Wesiry OTODon
II. II. johnson, George \. Merry j. {. Maxery, Go NJ
Rice james spraguc Benjamin Turkey and + v. "haieR
BARRIERS; H. Greenough d Co. Harris Waterhouse J.; t.
Harris T. ~ Perry Shaw Bros and S. sasskrani hatdea
e John Jones Tg y c P9SSs SPR Gase Colby
& TwOmbly, n. T. DeerDg John T. Dow 4 Son; DOW
Libby Faye Coffin swan William ID Lite H. v McHr
sandts and f. webster & Son insurance agents. the
Offices Of the Collector and Assessor OF Internal hevsaae
The Dirigo and Ocean Insurance Company inc MERCHANTS
Exchange. John Stnehcomb founder; a. Dunyou n. D.
Gilman H. IL Eaeh w WA r pe Nm S those M beaIe
mentioned jewelers.; Harper smith, last manufacturers
g. Co. machnists; f. p. Banks Co, IL. Farley, nautical
Instruments T. D. Cheney and N Hastings reed organs
Darling and Hman d. Atkins millinery j. C. Andrews
and W Paine music stores oil newspapers Jas Freeman
and W. r. Philips paints and oils; H. Willis. pension agent
j. o. p. Burnham, C. e. Carlton, A. s. Davis ). H. Dapal
Smith Son. photographers Cleveland Co. Photographic
materials; Calvin Edwards Co.. panofoTe mases 0ren-
er James s. siSPcs and Pickard Knight printers: Hatch
Frost r. Leighton jr' and C. w Smith produces John Al.
visions; Henry A. Hal, rubber goods; Whitman 3 Dyer
sewing.maehnes NJ L. Hall and Thomas Lncas dry'goods;
f. b. Hanson Joseph Kgorc Daniel l9rabee Rufus Rand j.
H. Sawyer Smith Burnham, Walker Mitchell and Taylor
BoOthby stable Keepers tie new Stale building FOR The
latter the Of the Casco Bank also deIoyed NJ
Thompson 2 B. HoTe P and u M pA Kinney
w. F. Chisan, Cook 4 Ayres C. j. Down. Alfred Dyer
Christopher Dyer j. T. Fcrnad Peter Frost n s. Gard
Ioin i3ond John Mex oil joseph
Levy John H. Murphy Albion Prince. A d. Reeves Albert
r. Webb Henry Nishwell and Augustus T. York taiors;
J. DOW Sor carriers Charles CLARK AID George Shaw
China stores Duran Brackett trunks and many Offices
and small places OF business
II is useless TO specify the dwcling-house, but among
the fine ones may be mentioned those of Mrs. Wood,
Middlest; Mr.. Ramery and Mr. Donnell, Congrcssst
Bishop Bacon, Congrcssst.; L. Billings and Chase
Richardson, on Cumberland-st., and others.
The store of Emery g. Warehouse, hardware on Mid
dest singulay passed by the Of fame unscahed
though everything swept on each SIDE
The Portland Society Of Natural History, for o second
time has lost its valuable coectona misfortune which
will appeal to the generosity of other societies throughout
the country.
1t is estimated that about 1000 buildings burned
and property destroyed to the amount of $0,oo00cO
which is probably insured about half
The State valuation was 2 600 and the real vaua
ton must be over $50 OOO Fully onehird must have
been destroyed.
Nothing be done in the city to-day except to take
care of the homeless and that is actively being DONE
Eyerybodys "lach-string hangs out and cheerful and
buoyant feeling prevails. There confusion or
struggle during the fire. Every courteous and
kind, and oil worked earnestly together. The tremen
from abroad worked nobly and assisted greatly in saving
property.
The churches and many other edces are thrown open
for the homeless and committees appointed 10 relieve
the distressed.
For hours during the conaagation communication
off between the front and back Of the city except
by over a mile journey around.
The Lowell Base Ball Club Of Boston rendered gallant
assistance in saving property.
There is not powerpress left in the city to strike of
paper upon
At the present writing aftenoon the flames are still
troublesome some quarters and working down into
the Custom House badly.
Almost all the hose in the city has been burst and
some engines used mp.
The loss Of John B. Brown 81 Sons must be at least
81 900; they owning large amount Of real estate in
every quarter of the city, they insured for about
half the value.
Relief for the Sufferers by the Fire.
BOSTON.
BosroS July 5.-Prompt measures have been taken 10
sem liberal contributions of cooked and uncoOkcd food
from this CITY to Portland this afternoon, where several