The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-11

Co, Mari Bros, furnishing goods
Neil Brothers, mems furnishing goods
Thomas Kelly s. Co., dry goods; Hawley,
Fulsom & Morton, mems furnishing goods
Miner, Berl & Hockett, mems and boys
clothing; March Bros., Pierce q Co.
mems furnishing goods; simons Bros. q
Co., D. N. Hodgson, clothing; Boston Col
lar Co, Hover q Meth, curried leather
Flint & Clator, inner soles; Peyen & Co,
kid leather; @. A. Hathaway & Co., High
street oils and cement; Thos. 3. Proctor,
leather; Edward spaulding & Bumsteid
hides and leather; Davis Bros. 3 Co.,
leather; Locket, Auichell & Co., woolen
Hoyt, sprague s. Co., commission; Perry
Cook & Tower, dry. goods; Baser, Beck
& Co., clothingi B. L. Solomon & Sons
Jewell & Bush, woolens; Lewis & Cohn,
cap manufacturers; E Beverly & Son, fe1l
goods; W. D. Strong & Co., Gown,
Flannel s. Co., wool dealers; H. Newman
s. Co., importers; slbley, Gunner & Co.,
clothiers and tailorsi Houghton & Per.
kius, Sawyer & Co, Woods & Co., T. A.
Stewart 6 Co, Parker, Wilder & Co.,
Anderson 6 Co., Gross, Daniels, Tibbetts
Baldwin, David Smith, Richardson, Geo
Glazier, Mafflin, Mullen, & Ellis, Harding,
Bros. s. Co., Bower, Moore & Co., G. L.
Ida, Garter & Co., wheelright; Anderson
6 Co., Brown s Dearborn, straw goods;
Leland, Wheelock & Co., Sawyer, Mans.
field & Co., Brainsrd, Davy, Mullen &
Elms, John II. Rogers, Thos, hall, MAI.
lyn, Mellon 6 Elms, Hatch q Co., mems
furnishing goods; Green Bros. & Co., dress
goods; Conant s. Co., D. Lyons & Co.,
mems furnishing goods; Rogers & Co.,
Barry & Bros, Jackson, Rice & stinson,
Allen 8 Bates, Howe & Co, Denny, Poor &
Co., Smith, sIebbins 8 Co., Harding, Colby
3 Co., Pierce, Harding & Co., Frothing
ham @ Oo., Dale Bros. q Co.
A reporter Just returned from the scene
of the fire says the large tailoring houses
on Washington Street have gone. En-.
gines have been sent for to Reading,
Lawrence, Lowell, Salem ndLynn. All
in the immediate vicinity are already
here.
The Pilot office has just gone, and the
Old South Church Is In imminent danger.
Parts Of the Western Union wires are al.
ready down. The loss viii be nearly
81 900. 100000 before it is extinguished.
BosToN,0 A. M.-Buildings are being
blown up on Lindal and Congress Streets.
The Postoflice, on that street, will proba.
bly, go. with most Of that street. Marines
from the Navy Yard are on duty In the
streets. .ft.'fN r.l
BosToN, November 10,-4 M.-The
fire has reached dimensions that simply
DEFY description, and the people Of Boston
find themselves In danger Of their lives,
the loss OF houses and other property
being now scarcely thought ot Every
street in the neighborhood of the fire is
thronged by people, all endeavoring to
save few valuablcs as they fee towards
fremont and Court streets, where the fire
Is supposed to be unable to reach, but
therets no telling where this awful tor.
rent ofheat and flames will stop, as the
wind has already risen to gale, and 1t
seems to have no positive direction or
current. As the flames increase in inten.
slty andpower, the very atmosphere lends
additional force TO the wind which rises
as 1t were in our midst, and goes rolling
over the track Of the fire, hurllng dense
showers Of fiery sparks into the air, only
to send them over that portion OF the city
still untouched. Therumbllng noise Of the
torrent OF flame Is now and then relieved
by tho detonations Of the masses of gun.
powder, which have been placed in I'm.
touched edlflces, apparently in the track
ol the fire and the awful scence Is rem.
dered more fearful and appalling by the
appearance OF the fragments Of these de.
molished houses, as they fly upwards Into
the air. The note Of preparation for
the worst has been sounded everywhere.
consequently the aggregate loss will be
greatly lessened by the prompt removal
Of all portable goods. The greatest diff
Guilty however, Is experienced by the mer.
chants IN procuring necessary means ol
transportation, as the horses are nearly all
| III with the disease that has 80 affected the
larger cities OF the Union. Fabulous
prices are being paid for such services,
and yet the demand is far greater than the
supply. How will 1t endH every one Is
asking, though hardly dare to put the
question to myself It seems to me that
il 1t cannot be conquered now there Is no
reason to think 1t will until 1t reaches
Water,iu which case It win sweep through
the dock square taking Fanuel Hall and
Quincy Market, thence continuing Its was
to the shipping at Commercial and Long
whsrves and so on up the harbor. I am
snrry IN GOV, that Roator ;s M bo,,or ,ho,