Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-01
INSURANCE.
The Losses by the Boston Fire-Shaky
Times for Northern Insurance
Companies.
A Long, DOIefnI Llst-MilliOns GObbled
by the Irresistible Fire-Inter.
esting Reading.

| A Long, DOlefnl hist-Mllll0nS G0DDled
by the Irresistible Fire-Inter.
esting Reading.
BOSTON, May 30.-The following is a
list of the principal losses and insurance
as near as can be ascertained: Washing
ton street, east side-Chickering &
Sons, pianos, 500, 900, insurance S97 600;
T. C. PazoIt q Son, furs, 10000; Pat.
Donahue, Catholic book store, $40, 900,
insurance 5000; Globe theater build
| ing. Arthur Cheney lessee, $3.50, 900, in
surance S75, 600 on properties and large
amount on the building; Barnabee &
Welch, l,ianos, $4,000; Edward l..
Slocum, furs, $4,000; Boston directory,
$50, 600; Mrs. H. Curtis, costumer, $15,-
! 600: M. Barite, teacher of French, $4,000;
Earl & Co., tailors, $4,000; Bryant,
| Stratton & Co., Commercial College,
$4,000; insured. Post ll3, grand army of
the republic, $4,000; insurance, $500.
Damon & Temple, gents furnishing
| goods, $4,000; insured for 5000. Alex.
Crawford, restaurant, Sl5,0O0. Arling-
ton billiard hall, $4,000.
| Washington street, west side-Emer-
son & Co., pianos, S67, 600. Plummer
d BoyntOn, dry goods, $1,000. Givin 4
| Holmes, dry goods, Sll 900; insured.
John Roselle, saloon, $751; Conant's
corset store, 5000. European hair store,
| $1,000. JOurdain's anatomical museum,
$50, 1000; insured for $4,000. Rhodes,
Ripley & Co., clothiers, had stock to the
amount of S125,000, they saved little
of their stock, but it was of slight value.
The firm had $50, 600 insurance. Bailey,
Moore & Co, ,S150, 600 Ensured for $l25, 600
in various offices outside of Boston. g.
R. Reiehardt, International hotel, $50,-
900. J. w. Brackett, pianos, $4,000.
George Foster, agent, hats, caps, and
straw goods, $35, 900 to $4,000; insured
for $50, 300. George T. White, millinery,
$4,000. F. F. Libby, $4,000. John
M. Mcguire, gents furnishing goods,
$1,000. Burnham's photograph gallery,
5000. Montgomery & Co., confections,
$4,000. George Thompson & Co., dry
goods, $28, 900; insured almost fully. +.
w. Wetherell & Co., apothecary, S15,-
600; well insured. G. r. Melton, dry
goods, $4,000. r. Newman & Son,
tailors, $4,000. G. G. Chase & Co., Sl0,-
600. Miller, Ide & Co., $4,000. VIM.
G: Reeves, gents furnishing goods,
S12, 900; P. Ferrald & Co., importers of
| ClOlils plOgDOUg IAlllR
| $4,000; BoylstOn Bank, which was locat-
ed in the second story, was damaged
slightly by water (Bunstead Court Bar
ney & Co.'sstables, SIS, 600; Essex St, B.
| S. Rome & Co., boots and shoes, Sl5, 900,
insurance $4,000; Folsom & Martin, fur
nishing goods, S175, 600, fully insured in
out side agencies; A. T. Brown & Co.,
Browns bronchial troches, loss $50, 900,
| insured for $4,000; Geo. Teune, boots
and shoes, loss $4,000, insurance $780,
600; Cushing & Ladd, loss $4,000, insur-
ance $4,000; j.! W. Pitcher, globe
cafe, loss $8OOO, No insurance;
ninth regiment headquarters, loss
very slight; Wheelock & Co.,
| furnishing goods, 100000; insurance,
$50, 600. John Regan, boots and shoes,
$500; insurance, $1,000. Brimmer
place, G.. D. Homer trustee of Hobbs's
heirs, three houses, $500.
BOyston street, north side-R. Monroe
& Sons, custom-made clothing establish
ment; Knapp's, wine, beer and billiard
cellar; j. F. Swami, watch, clock and
| jewelry dealer; BoylstOn dining-rOOm
and glass-tables manufactOry, and En-
erson, Leland d Co.'s paper-cOllar ware
house were all wet through, and more
or less touched by the fire.
The losses on the buildings destroyed,
at assessors valuation, foot up 1859, 500.
Deducting twenty per cent. as salvage
on building materials, the actual loss on
real estate is S455, 500; total loss 81 ,250, =
600; insurance mostly in eastern and
fareign companies.
Among the insurance losses by the fire
yesterday, are the following: Oriental,
of Hartford, SO, 600; Hamburg, of Bre-
men, $40, 900; German American, New
York, $50, 900; Manhattan, New York,
SIS, ,000; Guardian, New York, S14, 200;
Amazon, Cincinnati, $4,000; Mer-
chants New York, $500; Brewers
and Matters, $4,000; Royal, London,
$4,000; Queens, London, so, 200;
North British, $500; London Assur-
ance, $50, ,000r Etna, Hartford, $4,000;
Commerce, Albany, $500. The Etna
had $4,000 on Turner's property on Es-
sex street, on which there was
also $1,000 by the Firemen's Friend.
J. Rosele had an insurance of So, 500 in
the Laneanshire of Liverpool. Mullen,
Ide & Co. had $4,000 in the American
Central of st. Louis, S2500 in the Viii
liamsburg City, and $4,000 in the Fire
Association OF Philadelphia. J. w.
Bracket, dealer in pianos, was insured
for $500. The losses of some of the
New York companies are as follows ::
Republic, $1,000; Exchange $4,000; Hoff-
man, $500; Clinton. $1,000; Etna,
$4,000; Phoenix, $4,000; Niagara,
$4,000. Ellis, Hall & Co. estimate
the losses of the companies represented
by them at about 500, 600. The Impe-
rial of London had S14, 900. The inves-
tigation of Chickering's insurance gives
- al
York had $4,000 for Hawley & Folsom,
$1,000 for Robert Newman, $1,000 for EN-
erson, $1,000 for f. II. Miller, and S65OO
to another fire. The North American
of New York, among orher losses had
policy Of SIS, 900 on Browns property
in Essex street. F. Phelps office loses
of Milwaukee, Sl2,500; Citizens of
Newark, $1,000; Roger Williams of
Providence, $500; New York and
Yonkers, S250O.
New YORK, May 30.-The Herald
furnishes the following list of the losses
of insurance companies by the Boston
fire: North American, Boston, $500;
Manufacturers, Boston, S25, 600; Fanuei1
Hall, Boston, $1,000; Continental, New
York, $1,000; Shoe and Leather, Boston,
$1,000; Royal insurance company about
100000; North American, Philadel-
phis, $40, 900; American, Philadelphia,
$4,000; Hartford, Hartford, $4,000;
Phoenix, Hartford, $4,000; National,
Hartford, $1,000; Stearns Brothers agency
100000; Liverpool and London, $780,
600; Imperial, London, $4,000; Phoe-
nix, New York, $4,000; Niagara, New
York, $4,000; Hoffman, New York,
$500: Ellison, HALLS & Co.'s cOmpa-
nies, 100000; Clinton, New York,
$1,000; Williamsburg City, New York,
$4,000; Fire Association, Philadelphia,
$4,000; Guard, Philadelphia, $4,000;
Traders, Chicago, $4,000; st. Paul,
$1,000; Bangor, 5000; North Missouri,
$500; Etna, New York, $4,000; Co
lumbia, New York, $4,000; Lamar,
New York, $500; Union Mutual, Phila-
delphia, $1,000; Elliott, Boston, $1,000;
Manufacturers, Boston, $4,000. Total
insurance, $793, 500.
THE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE.