The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-17
Connely \ peyile, insured in the Royal for ssSoo

Connolly N Devile, insured in the Royal for S3000
which will more than cover their loss.
The dwelling No. 1910 Buttonwood street had the
roof burned off, aud damaged by water Mr.
Burr owns it, and a widow lady named Mayer occu-
No. 1912, next dwelling to the west, occupied by
Mr. Smith, was likewise unroofed by the fire, and
deluged with water.
No. 1911, opposite, owned by Alexander Sine, and
occupied by Louisa Smith, was slightly damaged by
fire.
On Twelfth street, below Buttonwood, the three
story buildings, occupied by Thomas NJ. Evans, avn
ing-post and frame manufacturer; G. II. Melor,
machinist, and other firms, were slightly damaged
by water
on the west side of Twelfth street. directly oppo-
site the manufactOry the cabinet establishment of
W. j. Allen was scorched, and only saved by the
hremen constantly playing on the building. Other
properties adjoining were also scorched by the fire.
While the fire was at its height, considerable con-
sternatiOn prevailed among the residents of the
neghbOrhood owing TO the report being circulated
that in the ArmOry of Thomas Regiment was stored
quantity of,powder This report was untrue; but,
Notwithstanding many believed il, and the staInpeue
Of the citizens from their dwellings was great.
Colonel Thomas building is a complete wreck,
nothing remaining but three walls. The southwest
wall fell IN about O'Clock, but fortunately, no one
was injured.
packer had their manufacturing establishment on
Willow street. They were burned out there and
were forced 10 seek new quarters; consequently
the mill of Colonel Thomas was rented; now they
are again burned out.
In the rear of Thomas building, and running out
OF Hamilton street, is row Of small court houses
These were all slightly scorched The threateninG
appearance of the fire had caused the occnnants tx
remove their household effects. The only loss
sustained by them was in breakage, etc. incurred in
the nasty removal of goods
THE EXTRA AssEssNENTs.-Th slttinos of tba
assessors to-day, Tomorrow and Monday from 10
A. NJ; to I 7. NJ, afford opportunities for citizens
VINO nave not yet been enrolled to thus qualify them
serves as voters in the approaching election, care
Iul scrutiny OF the lists OF assessments posted nnt
sue OF the various precinct houses should he made
Dy eacn voter TO see whether or not some unscrnnn
!0us assessor mas omitted his name. This dodge is
the one at present in vogue among MANY or the
democratic officials, and Republicans had hetter
ne on their guard. As an instance of the recEIeSs
inahner IN winch the assessments are sometimes
made, we give the following names omittad in %
single division, the Sixth, Of the First ward:~ ~ ="
Isaac buchanan, 42l Worth street
James Lapage Al Worth street
James Sharp 443 Worth street
ChaTles harbenger, 5l7 Woyth street.
Joshua TaggaTt, 62j Dickerson street.
Charles Zern, 4O5 Tasker street
tH rang SalpTeth, l63S South Fourth street
Iharles A. Laws, 1924 South Fourth street
J9nn Jfn w Watson, l5ls South Fourth street
William Finch, l5l6 South Fonrth street
Enrlnan GaTetson, 1910 South Fourth street
W; r. Prosser, 1904 South Fourth street
EDWARD Little, l609 South Fourth street
W. MeA4uIIIoqgh y IoIa he l5T5 South Fourth street
Geo ~ Sharp, 1903 South Fifth street
VIM. Sharp 1903 South Fifth street
Iheo. Harris, l65 South Fifth street
VIM Chqbb, 1923 South Fifth street.
Jas. Butler, 1881 South Fifth street
Mm; Walker, 1926 South Fifth street
stephen Tasker, 1872 South Fifth street
6plton L. Peal, 1882 South Fifth street.
We @W0SdyaTd S HSssSE5gsard SsS5g l323 South Fifth street
VIM Carr; 1917 South Sixth street.
a. aug Hlalark, I5lS South Sixth street.
" "; GTi,fthth, ,tn, 1887 South seventh street
John Tory, 1885 Tudor street.
Jno Mealey, l6l9 Tudor street.
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