The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-31

All owned by the Massachusetts Baplist
Convection, $35 900; 4l3 to All inclusive,
owned by Gardner Bremen, $25 900; 4l9
to 423 owned by B. F. HOyes, $4,000;
425 to 427 owned by John J. Brann, $9O,'
900; 42O and 43l owned by Mary BOyles-
ton hcirs, $4,000; Washington street,
east side, No. 358 Chlckeriug building,
James Pant, $4,000; 800 owned by
silsbie heirs, New Jersey, B'adlu trustee,
So 1000; 3G9 and 864, Globe Theatre, Ar
thur Cheney, 800, 900; 1865 and 3GS owned
by A. Charles Baldwin, $50 jpOOOi $40 to S74
inclusive, Arlington Hall owner II. Ii.
Hollis Honeywell, $25OOO Boyleston
St., north side, Nos. 10 and II, owner,
Francis Rupp's heirs, $l1 900; 10 and II,
Jones J. Clark, $4,000; Bumstead Court,
Alvan Dexter's heirs, stable $4,000;
Charles March, stable, $4,000; Michael
Hayden, dwelling, $1,000. Essex st,
north side, 10 to "a inclusive, owner, Pc
leg W. Chandler, SO 900; 90 aud 20, Al
lerton T. Brown, $4,000; 39 and "a,
Charles Baldwin, sea, 900: 80 and 3S, Asa
P. MIoorse, $500; 40 and 43, A. Charles
Baldwin, $4,000; 40 and 4S, dwelling,
John Fisk's heirs, $4,000. The loss in
buildings destroyed, at the Assessors val,
uation, foot up to $5GO,6OO, deducting 90
per cent as salvage on building materials.
Actual loss on real estate, $455,GOO.
While the fire was burning, members
oi L. W. Kinsley Post oil the Grand Army
OF the Republic, we're assembling at head.
quarters, in the third story front OF Globe
Theatre building, preparatory TO the OBJ
serVance Of Decoration Day. 1t was
soon discovered that the attention Of the
members had better be directed TO NOV.
ing out, and the work was begun,
The Post had great qusntity Of val
able property, much Of which was saved,
including valuable portraits, EegaliGr belts
and some books and papers. The heavy
cascs OF books and blanks Of the head
quarters OF the Department ol MSS chu.
sets and Of the Department Oi the United
States could not be got ont, and were
forced open and the record books and a
few other valuables were removed. A
very large amountOl valuable books and
blanks were, however, lost
The Globe Theatre Company saved
nearly all their wardrO5es.
Alta quarter past ten, companies and
K OF the 9Ih regiment, who were in pro.
cessIon for the decoration parade at South
B oston, left the line and proceeded TO the
scene Of the conlagration, and did good
service in keeping back the crowd so that
the tircmeu could work. About the same
time company Of marines from the
Navy Yard at Charleston, drawing hose
carriages, appeared, and wcrc greeted
with cheers.
The loss of II. L. Hibbard, Professor Of
Bryant s Stratton College, is 100000
insured by the Central Mutual Company
oil Worcester.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pauy has lost fifteen wires by fire, and
communication Is interrupted. The Free.
mans National Bank have not opened
their vault to-day, and they have reason
to believe that all their securities arc
saved. To-day being holiday. the re-
port Of the fire, telegraphed 10 the sur
rounding towns, brought thousands Of
persons to the city. Every train inward
bound was crowded with anxious busi-
ness men and sensation seekers. There
could not have been less than one hun.
drcd thousand persons near the scene oil
the fire when at It's height.
Total loss estimated ut one million and
a quarter. Insured mostly in eastern and
foreign companies.
How the News was Received 10
Other Cities.