Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-04
,nnlher Great Fire in Boston.

~ bslF past eight Friday morning rs
wns discovered IN the stable Of ., ~
riding school. rear AIS "a'A'ns
ton street, anI spread With great rapid,
~ to the large furniture establishments o
Haley. Morse 4 Co. extending to Wash.
ipr,ou street. Several minutes eiaPsed
before an alarm vas ruug, aud Uhen inc
steamers arrived the flames had Eaioeu
much headusy. All the work then per-
formed seemed futile, and the Gre next at
tackled the building occupied BY .. W
Bracket, pianos; and Rh'des 4 Ripley
elo,hiers. which was destroyed. Next me
HAYWARD block, occupied by Chiekering
& Co, pianos, and the Globe Thea'er
took FIRE, aud these fine structures were
also destroyed. Ere many minutes the
International Hotel was in the flames and
this with Montgomery confectionery
store, Ncwmau's tailor shOE' John l.
Browns drug store, aud George u. Millions
dry goods store shared the fate oil TIC
others .....
At nine, O'Clock the beautiful marble
wall of Haley, Morse & Co., together
with portion Of the side wall IN Hay
market place, fell, in followed immediate
~ by the topping Ofthe ficestOne walls
of Brackets high building. Then the
wooden structure owned by John KOssle
and occupied JOurdain's Anatomical Gal
lery, the European hair store aud ConaOt'
corsots, became Aprey to the burning ell
ement and was quickly mass Of hame'
the heat being so intense and sudden as
to drive everybody within its range lar
down the street, even the horsenen being
comnelIed to save themselves and their
lives.
On Bumstead court, Bonney's stable il
completely destroyed, together with
large and valuable stock of sleighs. The
horses were got out safely. Mr.. Donahoe
who was so uucerimoniously Ousted iron
his elegant quarters on Franklin street a
the great FIRE, and who has been cnerge'
icaIy pushed forward to completion a ue'
home for his paper on BOyIsion street. es
caped this time with but little damage
FROM the Globe Theatcr the fame
worked their way into Essex street
through the entrance to the auditorium o
that street, destroying the Cbauncy la
Schco. building lherce working Dol
w.ys--,oward Washington street into tn
,roche n,auufactory of John l. Brown an
Sons the shoe stores Of George E. Turn
per. 3. s. Rowe and l.. P. Clemson. an
the atn,lemen's furnishing goods establish
meut Of Haley, Folsom Il Martln--ar
10 HN ' - 49, 9ranfNnf@tIl
i shoe store, the Ninth Regiment hea
t quarters, and the whole sale jobbing war
o house of LELAND, WheelIock a. Co.
$ Chickering & Co. succeeded in reno
S ing their large stock Of piaEOs out of da
s ger, and lost little of their stock
!, Two OF tie mercantile firms, Haley & c
and Rhodes and Ripley, were burned o
$ in the great fire last fall. The Fireman.
IS Bapk was again burned out, and the 30
= lston market had narrow escape. I'll
l. Beach Street Presbyterian church al
# took fire but it was speedily put out.
fireman named Frederick Hills was pro
!. ably fatally injured by the falling of
IS wall on Essex Street,
d In the Globe Theatre building we're
e E. Hibbard's Commercial College; Ba
uabee & Winch, agents for the Webb
It piano. Adjoining it was the store
a Pazoit & Son, furiers; Curtis Il Woo
n bury; Arlington billiard hall; Sa
ney hair dresser Crawford's oyst
house-all fully Insured. The buildiu;
e destroyed were mostly insure
and the loses on goods, ct
! are also well cwered by insurant
though some Individuals had nor
The total loss will foot up from l,20(
u 900 to $4,000, goo. Amount of iusuran