The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-03

The Passport Sentinel contains the flrSt COM
plete list Of the losses by the fire at Calais last
Sunday:
Advertiser Office, $4,000, insured $1,000.
John Sears, printing office stock, g. GOO, insured
W. Huntley, goods damaged, 7CO.
CITY Rooms, and Post Office, 500
Universalist S. S. Libra1y,300
Dr. Porter, Office &C., 800.
Harris Bros, $500, insured ], 900.
Albert Reed, confectionery &C., 400, no insur.
ance.
II. W. Frost confectionery &C.. 300.
J. G. Becketts stores, 10 900, insured 1000.
1880.
Mrs. Morey, stock, 5000, insured 900.
Albert Neill, dryagoods, stock, 5000, insured A.
M. silverstone, merchant tailor, 10000, insured
$500.
VIM. Todd, Jr, store and stock of hardware, TO-
900, insured $500.
az Blake 4 Taylor, store, stoves and tinware, 1O,-
Daniel Hill, store, goods, lumber and wharf, 25,-
900, insured II 500.
$. Il. King & Sons, store, wharf and goods 49,
900, insured 5000.
Boardman Bros. stock, 5000, insured 1000.
VIM. +. Harrison, store and goods, 5000, insured
Hon. VIM. Todd, store and tenements, 5ooo in
s1red.
Wadswo, tn & Kelley, stores, stock, wharf YES
sci on stocks, steam grist and saw mill, q, 900, in
sured 1000.
Nickerson Rdeout, and marine railway and
dry dock company, 5000, insured 10 600.
100.
S. iRdeout, livery stable, 5000, no insurance.
st. Croix Hall, $4,000, insured II ,OO0
Masonic Han and Congregational Vestry, 5000,
insured 1000.
Peabody & Mcdonald, machine shop. foundry
and material, II 900, no insurance.
William Kinds, marine railway and buildings,
George A. Boardman & Co., lumber and wharf,
10 600, no insurance.
Eaton Bros, two millions lumber and wharf,
10000.
Joseph E.. Eaton's yacht "NIinnie and Gertic,n
1900
McAdams & Sons, lumber and wharf. 10000.
A. L. Clapp, stock of jewelry, 500.
st. Croix and Penobscot Railway Company, six
freight cars, and damage to track, 5000.
Frank Bailey, Photographers, stock, 200O
cines, 5000, insured $500,
P. Rofe, wharf and lumber, 1900.
Geo. X. Tarbox, marble shop and marble, $500,
insured 400
W. Granger, carriage shop, 1000, no insurance.
b. f. Waite, house, store and goods, 10000, in
sured 5000.
John Burnham, blacksmith shop, 1900 no insur-
ance.
Ephraim Osborn, carriage shop, 75O no insur-
ance.
F.. II. Eaton, 3 million long and short lumber,
wharves and buildings, 10000. No insurance.
Eaton Heirs. building occupied by NJ. Silverstone
and others, 1000. Insured 800.
Calais Library, one half volumes lost. insured
1000.
j. Granger & Son, books, 500.
q. T. Rounds, books, Office furniture billiard
tables 500.
The following dwelling houses and tencments
with furniture were consumed:
Chas. Porter, dwelling house, $4,000 insured,
9, 800; Grafton & DemIng double tenement house,
6,ooo insui ed 1000; mrs. K. McAIister, dwelling
house, 2,200, insured, 1000; Mrs. w. II. Tyler,
dwelling house, $500, insured 1900; Samuel Kelley,
dwelling house, ,O00 insured 5000; q. G. Peabody,
dwelling house, 5000, insured 1900; Chas. Walker
1000, insured 700; Deacon Kelley. tenements, 5,000
insured 1900; Jas. Robbins dwelling house, 5000,
insured 300; Owen Hmds house and furniture,
5000, insured LOO; l.. D. Sawyer, houses 5000,
insured $500; John McAllister, dwelling house, s.,
t ur insured $1,000 A. L. Clapp, house and farni-
ana furniture, 5000, insured 7CO; Granger & Eaton
tenement 1900, insured 500.
4. A. Barnard & Son, corn stored in Keliev &
Wadswo1th's steam mill, 1900, insured 1000 George
Todd lumber piled on wharf ZOO: {, 'ge' Ea,on M
c coal on on wharf 300 Jas: Livingston, BLACKSMITH
2ooO, insured lEOO; Amelia Paine. house, houses
$40; Robt. q. Bunting, house, insured 800. W p
Itobnson, furniture loss, 500; JAS Jellison house
no insurance; VIM. Whiteneck, house and boat,
shed. insured 500; Mrs. HIATT, house. furniture and
clothes, insured 800; James Latergin, house aud |
furniture insured 300; f. McNulty, house and 1urni
ture, insured 400; James Spinney, house and inmi
ture, no insurance; jerry Casey, house and furni
ture, insured 500.
The estimated value of shipping destroyed Is |
100000
The following vessels were totally consumed:
"Amanda" Lamnson Bros, of Ellsworth, own |
Der; "Hudson,o value $4,000, owned by II. F. la.
ON; "Dispatch," value $500, with forty-five
thousand feet OF lumber; "Maud Malloch, James |
Murchie & Sons, owners, value $4,000 and 81 goo |
worth of lumber which was owned by F. A. Pike;
'Ossnna." value 80, 500; "Lucy," values 81 800; a
lew vessel on stocks at Nickerson Il Rideouts yard,
,aue $1,000; Robinson Bros new vessel. value,
200 wv ellsworth & Kelley 'sinew,vessel s. ,5O0 sch
Gen. Peavy,o. sl,soo, and 5000 lumber mE. s.
1ggins," $1,000 and 10000 lumber; "W. ii. N.
;arter,o of Ellsworth, Captain March, owner,
$1,000; "Valhalla," 81 900, and $1,000 lumber;
Choctaw," c. II. Newton, owner, $1,000; "Algo-
ma" 81 500; "Champion," partial loss-$600