New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
Commits corset store, 5000.

| European hair store. 5000. ,., ,or
Jourdan's Anatomical Museum. $4,000; insured ior
1900 In the German Of Ene Penn. and s1ooI essu
the Brewers OF Milwaukee, Citizens OF Newark ~ =.
Roger williams OF Providence. National OF u,
MIA Merchants of Hartford, and Westchester OF new
| York .....,o, ob.m-
bers had a stock of about s125ooo They save "a a
little Of their stock but OF t sS1 oces Union
! of Bangor German of Eew-York Willlamsonrgn ~ ~,
Hew6oR OF Boston ST. Paus Paul
Mimi; Ktna of New-York London Assurance ComDsnSE'
Ss 81 Of MSncSsstS H. Brewers @ys1
| kee, Relief OF NewYork, Girard OF Phliauelpnta a
of Philadephia North Western National Of Milwaukee
Traders and Mechanics OF Lowell and the E1chanBe Vi
Haley, Morse a Co., $4,000; insured for $4,000 IN
various orces outside OF Boston ,,o,., .sooo
j. W. Bracket, pianos $1,000 -.
Foster FOR hats CAPE and straw soSos
1884, TO 100000 insured for $4,000 mostly IN ioreiBn
Offices
Geo. F. White millinery, $4,000.
John NJ Mcguire, gents furnishing goods s7'OOo
Keley's billiard saloon, t2bc0.
Burnhams Photographic gallery. 5000
Montgomery q Co, confectloners, $4,000.
George Thompson & Co., dry goods, $4,000 insurer
F. W. Wetfercll Co.. apothecares, $4,000; well In
6. r. Milton, dry goods 10000:
r. Newman Son. tailors, 10000
G. {. Chase Co., 10000
r. +. Schaimer barber, $1,000.
Muller Ide Co., $1,000
VIM. Ullman bookbinder. t2,OoO
Fernad Co., importers OF cloth, $4,000.
Kings bonnet bleaching 5000.
The Boyston Bank. which was located In the second
story, was damaged slightly by water
Bouney a. Co.'s stables. tls,000.
8. A. Flags. painter. 800
b. g. Rowe a Co., boots aud shoes, t1s,coo insurance
Folsom & Martin furnishing goods ti7SOOo fully in
sured In outside agencies.
,roches - loss. 5000; Insurance. $4,000.
aGeorge Turner, Doots and shoes; loss $4,000; In
Cnauncey Hall school-Messrs. Cushing & Ladd loss
s. 600 insurance $780, in the Quincy aud Dorchester
j. W. ri tcber, Globe Cafe loss. 5000; insurance
Ninth Regiment Headquarters loss slight. ,o..
s1O0 600; insurance, $4,000.
John b. RegaD, boots and shoes; loss. 1880; In
c. D. Homer trustee Of Hobbs heirs, three houses
a. A. G. Trott, heirs dwelling. 1850.
VIM. Bette, dressing-room, Globe Theater, 1850.
BoYIsToSsT. NORTH SIDE.
On Boyistonst., Il. Monroe & Sons, custom-made
clothing establishment; Knapp's wine, beer, and bill
eery dealers; Boylston dinlngrooms; glass tablets
mandatory aud Emerson, Leland Co.'s paper col
lar warehouse were all wet through, ana more or less
touched by the fire.
The Losses on the buildings destroyed. at the as
SCISSORS valuation foot up $500. Deducting 20
per cent as salvage on building material the actual
loss on real estate is $45500O.
The Ninth Regiment Headquarters, in EsseX-st,
was slightly damaged. The loss on The Pilot book
store, in Washington-st, occupying three chambers
and containing valuable books and articles used IN
the Catholic Church, was about$4o0CO The loss OF
H. E. Hubbard, proprietor of the Bryant and STRAIT
ton College, is $4,000; insured in the Central hu-
tual Company, of Worcester. The Western Union
Telegraph Company has lost fifteen wires by the
fire. and communication is interrupted The Free
mans National Bank bad not opened their vault to-
day. and they have to believe that all their
securities are saved.
All the insurance Offices being closed. in observ-
ance of Decoration Day. il is impossible to furnish
at this time accurate accounts of insurance