New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
LOSSES BY THE FIRE.

THE BURNT pIsTRICr-THE TOTAL LOSS RECKoNED
AT ONE MILLION DOLLARS NAMES OF THE
LOSERS.
Boston, May SO-It is impossible to give at once
all the losses or the names OF all the losers by
the fire to-day but it can be said that from
Avery-st to Boylston-st on the west side OF Wash
ington. is nearly or quite destroyed On the other
side from Hayward place to Essex-st, little is left
to show what existed there at o'clock this morn
ing Benjamin Cushing of the Board of Assessors
estimates the total loss by the fire at 81 100000 The
following is list of the owners of the buildings
either wholly OF partly destroyed by the fire, and
their valuation:
WESTINGHOUSE, WEST SIDE.
Noe sss TO $685. owned by Seth Turner and W. c. Muir
dock trustees, $4,000.
Nos s97 to 4Ol owned by John ROessle. valued at
$4,000
Nos. 400 to 400 inclusive owned by James Parker,
$4,000
No Al, owned by the Massachusetts, Baptist COnven-
ton. $4,000
Nos. 4ls to at inclusive owned by Gardner Brewer,
$4,000
Nos 4s to 42s inclusive owned by B. Hayes $4,000
Nos AS aud Az, owned by John J. Brown, $4,000.
Nos. 429 and 4Sl owned by the Mary Boyston heirs,
$4,000
No 95I, Chickering Building, owned by James Paul,
$4,000
No &c., owned by the ssby heirs N j. Bradlee, trus
tee, 5000
Nos. aS2 and ss4. Globe Theater, owned by Arthur
Cheney. 10000.
Nos see and soI owned by A. Charles Baldwin $4,000
Nos $40 TO s7s Inclusive Arlington Hail. owned by H..
Hollis Hunnewel $4,000.
BoYLsToN-sT. NORTH SIDE.
Nos IS and II, owned by the Francis Rapp heirs,
a1,OOO
Nos. 10 and q, owned by Jonas G. Clarke H7,OOO
COURT,
The Alvan Dexter heirs, stable, $4,000.
Charles Marsh, stable, 1900.
Michael Hayden, dwelling, $1,000
RssEx-sT, NORTH SIDE.
Nos 16 to "a, inclusive, owned by Peleg W. Chandler.
$4,000
Nos. o. and o. owned by Anterior T. Brown, $4,000.
Nos 80 and a. owned by A. Charles Baldwin, $4,000
| Nos "a and 49, owned by Asa r. Morse, 5000
Nos 90 and a. owned by A. Charles Baldwin, $4,000
Nos 40 and 4s, dwellings, owned by John FIsks hers'
$4,000.
The following is list of the prin cpal losses and
] insurance as near as can be ascertained;
| wASHNGToN-sT.. EAST SIDE.
Chickerng Sons. pianos SOOOOOi ihsureu ior sS5V'
Patrick DOnsnue, Catholic bookstore 100000 insured
Globe Thestsr Building Arthur Cheney lessee $50.
CO., injured fST Sstwsen t sS S9 Sh1 Oil
E aTRsSff s ScRSn R aas 500 CO.,"
sampson, Davenport a Co., Boston directory, 5000
Mrs. II. Curtis, eOstumer $4,000.
| Atwood q Scott boots and shOes, 5000.
| Mons. Bor1, teacher OF French, 1901 -.
John Earle Co., tailors. $4,000; insured Tor No,VO
each IN the hanufacturers and FIremen's offices.
Bryant sratton Co., Commercial College, 5000 IN
| gured In the Central Mutual OF Worcester.
Judge Bauman, tailOrs, $4,000.
Frank Trip, Agent OF Halls Sewing Machine Treadle
! 5000.
| s. II. Roth matchmaker, t2,O00
Post No l3, Grand Army Of the Republic, $500 ;
/ insurance, $3.50.
soldiers Colonization Bureau. Capt g. W. Sears, 300.
Damon Temple, gents furnishing goods, tl5 900 In
| sured for 5000.
| Alexander Crawford, restaurant, $4,000.
Gustave EYers, lager-beer saloon, $1,000. ....
Arlington Billiard Hall, 5000.
! WASHINGTON -sT-wRsT SIDE.
/ Emerson Co.. pianos, ST., 900.
| Plummer a BOyntOn, dry goods, 1900.
Given Holiness dry goods, Gil 900 insured ia the Man
! ufactureTs' Office for 5000.
Nelson Barr Jewelry, $1,000.
| John ROesse, lager-beer saloon, sl6OOO
] j, U, Graves, IDlIIoery, 1870