New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

DISASTER.
BALTIMORE, July 2G.-The German Fire In
surance Company Of this city reports the following rAs
and losses: Estate Of Henry Deter on two dwellings,
in saratoga.st, two in Clay-st, and two other smai
buildings insured for s97OD estimated loss, $4,000 ST.
Anthonys Orphan Asylum, in charge OF the SISTERS Oh
Eotre Dame. Nos. 100 and lC2 saratogast insured Tor
5000; Henry Litz. saratogast. 1880; A. Osendor'
saratoga-st, S37O0; Thos Lautner. Saraoga-st 5OOi
John Weiss saratogast., $1,000; Ferdinand Landwehr
No. 43 Cayst., 1880; Henry Bergman, Cay-st Sl5VO;
Patrick Rodgers $780, Edward Graefe No Clay-st'
sl2OO and number Of small insurances, ranging from
800 81 making the total loss to the Company te
less than $4,000 This company July u, reported sur
plus of s5l,3OO It's President Mr.. Weber, thinks the
entire loss by the fire will approximate sl,OOoOOO'
The Baltimore Company reports risks Of SIS OOo and
losses between $4,000 and $4,000. The Fremen's OF
Baltimore reports risks Of s2OOOO including sl3soo on
Thomas's planiug-m, $1,000 stewarts stables. and
g. 500 on Hogg's carpentershop. The Equitable Of Bau
more reports risks OF about 10000. and the Howard
loss of between 10000 and s2OO Among the risks in
the Equitable Company $4,000 the Central Pres
byterIau Church; 5000 on the st. Alphonsus School,
5000 on the dwelling No LOG Saratoga-st, unoccupied
$1,000 three the northwest corner OF Park
and Clay-sts 81 900 No Al Mulberryst and 5000 on
the dwelling on the north side OF Cayst, owned by
Joseph Gazan and Lizzie Miller. There also an in
surance OF 5000 the furniture In this establishment
in the American Fire Insurance Company OF Baltimore
Tho Home Insurance Company OF Baltimore reports
risks Of 5000, including 5000 on Thomas Sons mill,
and $4,000 T. c. BurtOn's buildings 5000 VIII cover
the Companys losses. The Maryland Fire Insurance
Company reports Its only risk, $1,000, on Stewards
stables. The Associated Flremens Of Baltimore states
that its losses will not exceed $1,000
The Hanover Of New-York reports risks Of 81 800 in
Lcxingonst, and $500 No Al Muberryst. It's entire
loss cannot exceed 5000 or the foreign companies the
agents report follows: Royal risk, $1,000; Lon
don, Liverpool and Globe, the Queen and Lancashire,
risks in the burned district Tle Imperial had sev-
eral policies the north side OF Saratogast but re-
ports no loss.
Joseph Thomas & Son. in whose planning mill the fire
originated yesterday, state personally tnat their loss
will not exceed $4,000, which insured follows Fire
MEMS Baltimore, Sl38O0; Howard. 5000 Home, $1,000
Baltimore, 81 40o--ail companies IN this city. Royal,
London, $1,000 Total, s25 100. The firm is occupy
ing temporary office at No 121 Lexingtonst., and will
immediately re sumo business but the site.
The insurance in the burnt district Is estimated at
S2OOO0 aud tue entire loss not estimated by auy one
exceed 81 200 900, and some Insurance men still put
the TO exceed 100000 The sun, this morning.
estimates the loss at 100000 and states that good judges
estimate the damages as low between $3OOOOOand
100000 The Gdzee estimates the loss at from s5OOO0O TO
ssOOOO and The american says the loss will closely ap
proximate slyeecOo0.
The insurance on the First English Lutheran Church,
in Lexingtonst formerly known as DR.. McCrOn's
Church. was wholly IN Baltimore Offices, follows: In
the Howard $4,000 the church building, $500 on the
organ $3.50 on furniture and 5OO on the parsonage IN
the Baltimore Fire Insurance Company, $1,000 on the
church. $3.50 the church furniture 5000 on the organ
and 100 ON the lectuEeroom in the Fremens Of Bal
timore $500 on the study attached to the parsonage
The total insurance was s3eOO The estimated loss OF
the congregation including church, parsonage and fur
ntre is $4,000. A valuable library attached to the
parsonage saved Dr. Barkley pastor of the church,
in Philadelphia when the fire occurred, having an
engagement TO preach at Elston tomorrow Learning
of the fire. he the evening train for Baltimore,
arriving the city at 10 p. At Wilmington Dell ana
at other points the road he heard exaggerated ac
OF the fire. and that 1t attended by great loss
of ife As reached the city he made his way
to the church and parsonage where his family resided
On reaching his home he found the church in ruins and
the parsonage burned. The street blocked with
excited people, and he coud gain information
whether his family bad been lost If saved, whittier
they had gone. Overcome by excitement and apprehen
sion with regard their loss he fell nsensbe in the
street and borne thence to adjacent drug store
Shortly afterward OF his friends, learning his
dition, went mis- assistance and took him to Mr.. Mil
er's where bis family had been carried safety DR..
Barkley remained insensbc during the night but this
morning though completely prostrated, is much better
The Police Department, under Marshal Grey and
Deputy Marshal Frey with 800 men, rendered effective
service during the re IN removing furniture and main
tanning order. The GOODNESS OF Marshal Grey. harassed
on all sides Dy volunteer advisers, extraordinary.
During the hight of the excitement he urged 70
blow up buildings in various localities TO stop the
progress Of the flames but the Marshal satisfied that
such extreme were unnecessary confined his
abors TO stopping the further progress OF the fire. Aid
WAS rendered Philadelphia aud Harrisburg, Penn,
Alexandria Va aud other points, which was promptly
acknowledged by authorities here, with the request
that be hedip readiness IN case it should be needed
An aid train from Washington with three nat cars.
having on board two steamers and two hose reels and
one passenger ear with fremcn, left the Washington
depot Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and arrived
at Camden depot in this city shortly after O'clock
making run in 40 minutes averaging mile minute.
These two companies from Washington, with the ten
fire and three hook and ladder companies OF this city,
all that were engaged, ana dtd their work noDy In
staying the cpphagration. ...........
committee appointed by the City Council is in ses
slon relieving all Of distress and afOrding
to carry the sufferers over 10 Monday.
AID PROM THE SOUTH.
AUGUSTA, July 26.-Ex-Gov Charles j. Jen-
kins publishes card in The Chronicle and Sentinel to-
morrow reminding the people OF Georgia and the South
OF the relief extended to the South after the by the
LADIES' Southern Aid Association Of Baltimore aud call
ing upon them to assist aeyatpg the distress Of the
stricken city.
IN PORTLAND.
SHOPS BURNED AT THE PORTLAND CoMPANYS
WORKSHOPS $4,000
PORTLAND, Me-, July pa fire at the Port
the paintshop 200 feet long, the carshop aud several
smaller attached buildings. The main buildings in
imminent danger, but saved. There
on the whole works OF Sl97 600, as follows: