The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-06

building, Clay and sansome; A. s. Rosenbaum 4 Co.,
Clay and Battery; 8. E Taylor Co. J. Frank Co.,
the old one story brick building opposite; New Or
leans Warehouse; Cofiey Risdon,s new building,
First streets; Gas Company building, Howard and
Fremont streets; Folsom street wharf,
MISCELLANEOUS. -
stockton and C N Is streets. - VIC '0'u'' y
A workman building sidewalks on Stockton street,
near Market ssys he saw the ground undulating like
a man sitting in . JOB wagon in the yard Of the
gold refinery says he le d n%sed RercsRsi6y teS
almost violent enough to throw him o. his seat.
There were great many panics during the fore.
OF these two women were tramped down BY the
crowd On Clay street, below montgomery, but fortu-
Jewish synagogue on sutler street-one small pima
Gle thrown down and several more apparently well
'~ aesry street Unitarian church uninjured.f
The ferry steamer Contra Costa was near Angel
Mas 50 peculiar and 50 sonsy marked that the cap:
tain ana passengers hrss thought the vessel had
''uI large plate glass window in the Hbernia Bank
cassbolt ! Kerr's carriage factory, corner Firth
Hayes vaey P saSis Cinnamon thrown
About 100 let Of the mercRandise she'd on the
south side Of Folsom street wharf was completely
aoS s debris ~ x se ore
eastery side Of the wharf was injured but now be-
| Ing secured. So. .
ground opened In assure several inches wide and
| forty fifty feet In length At other places the
ground opened and water was forced above the SUR
| face.
The Tehama street school house which Is Of brick
is almost intact The pastering fell from portions
Of the wall but the walls themselves are not Injured
At No. 1873 Natoma street. Charles Moneypenny's
| brick boarding house was made total wreck, Most
OF 1t was thrown down, and wprkmen were employed
tearing the rest OF 1t down. Fortunately no one was
injured there. At No. 144 same street John Farmers
house was badly injured, and most OF his furniture
on the northwest corner Of Mission and Third
| streets the fire wall Of brick building was thrown
| Off, and in falling demolished a boot black stand
beneath. No one Injured. Nearly all the windows
OF stores on Third street. between Mission and Mar
Lincoln school house is badly damaged most OF the
chimneys being broken OIL, but none thrown down,
and the plastering on the walls and ceilings badly
setg re- Of ,ssS front ts tuag
pieces and the trunk IS shattered in several places.
singularly however, the statue was not thrown of
part Of the walls Of the new Calvary church fell
down, and the crumblIng bricks and mortar barely
escaped demolishtng small frame dwelling ht the
recently erected We're moved rom t6eH places.
AZ the College Of st. lgnatius. On Market street
Se n n
cradle. The priests maintained their positions and
composure, but great CONSERVATION seized upon the
| audience. Several women famed, but beyond this
there were no casualties reported.
At No. 216 Perry street Dennis D. Collins jumped
street and was seriously hurt. 1t was not known
| how badly he was injured.
Many chmneys on houses IN tne southern t part q
injured by them. Much furniture was destroyed IN
The only serious injury on kearny street was done
Suffer and 'vermehr streets. The building was an
Po1ier's building, which was partly thrown down
by the heavy shock three years ago. ID not injured
Davis osr n hs
OF the city were closed during the day, and several
buildings are badly injured that 1t viii probably
| be necessary to tear them down entirely.
The halls of the Brevoort House. on the Mission
street side, were badly shattered.
California. large one story brick building formerly
/ occupied by Heinman Co, was wholly ruined, and
an adjoining one, occupied Dy the Pacific Pump Fac
On the opposite side OF California street a house
owned by Michael Reese was badly wrecked. The
Some OF the ornamental stone work on the Bank
| OF California building was married.
Mems Christian Association building, the new Mef,
chants Exchange building, In fact all substantial
n the city on good foundations
The CITY Hail is in a bad condition and the only
people inhabtng It at present are the ofcers Of thu
Fire Department. The courts all adjourned and the
prisoners were taken from the station house to thu
county ail. A line has been stretched across thu
the front wall fell out and the entire structure may be
considered a wreck
son street, was also seriously injured. Windows OF
stores on Montgomery, Washington, Clay and Mar
ket streets were broken and shelves IN many local.
ties were thrown down.
Towards building, on Battery street. between
Slay ana commerce., streets streets The r@of OF TINS
built on; the cornice and portions Of the fire wall
have fallen and demolished the wooden awning and
| New Orleans Warehouse, California and Davis
| streets-The lire wall on California street de
Hooker b Co.. California street.-The east fire wal
on their building demolished.
Thurnauer Zinn-The building occupied by then
| badly cracked on Sacramento street.
Additional Accidents and Incidents In Sav
| Francisco.
Miss Pattick, young lady aged about nineteen
| while on the sidewalk OF Montgomery street, near
Clay 1t is said, had her right leg fractured above the
ankle. She was conveyed to steele's drug store
| and thence was taken home.
Mr.. Blumenthal, the proprietor Of the Empire Stat
Restaurant on sansome street street, near Clay
was severely injured about the head by the falling
material Of the building His wounds were dresset
| at Shepardson and Gates' drug store.
| A. Levy cl0tler on the corner OF Sansome and
Commercial streets, while attempting to cross San
some street, was knocked down bT runaway team
the wheel passing over his face and injuring 1t Sc
| verely.
A man named straup while attempting to escape
from box factory on Pine street, fell through scut
tie and fractured his leg. He was taken to DR.
| Holmes once on Sacramento street, where his
Wounds were dressed. At last accounts he was doni
| well.
william Strong, a native Of Connecticut, aged
| twenty-six years, was In the Mining and Sc enfif
| Press Office and ran out OF the building when th
IRE wall Of II, 7. Graves building, next adjoining
fell upon him as no reached the sidewalk, killing
| him instantly.
william Best, a native OF Ireland, aged forty years
while painting at the Occidental Hotel on the chln
| ney. fell and was taken to his residence, No. 81
0'Earrell street, where he died soon after.
brick building on Market street, was badly Injured
| a corner OF II being thrown to the ground I'll,
arch walls OF the Lincoln school were badly cracLet
| and the plasterng shaken down.
| Cornelius Donovan was severely hurt ct the cor
nar az Miaainn raa hx hrin