The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-16

A@NAPAIt S'buApI eNS't NAVSLnhu w DhlGh-
land, poultry and game; John NJ. Lowry
d Co.; Joel Bigelow, Pekin Tea Company
W. ]. Cole, blacksmith; Henry Dlell boot
and shoes; E. D. Masely, grocer
Sinclair Bros, hardware and stoves
Mrs. E. Berry, millinery; Z. ]. Mslcou
& Co., stoves and tinware; WILDER &
Lucklsrdt, druggists; P. Batter 6 Co.
grocers; 9. A. Jummick, tailor; Q. E
Lohmsnn, photographer e. O. Klein
schmidt, watches, ate. West Side, ]
Wingrade, Jr. & Co., gas fixtures; Adel
phi Theatre; Penneyer, Shaw & Co.
carriage manufacturers; VIM. E. Spencer
u Co., cutlery Oamperthwsit 6 Co, pub
fishers; Walworth, Wintworth & Co.
publishers; s. Q. Griggs & Co., publish
ers; P. o. Carvey, Haskell s. KearDy
painters; Miss A. T. Ryan, umbrellas; @
T. NJ. Fsssett, photographer; Our Fire
side Friend; N0rthwsstern Lumbrmanj
New Convent; Chicago Terra Gotta
Company; Davis Sewing Machine Com
pany; Mrs. Stoughton, millinery; Pen.
noyer, Shaw & Co., carriage manuIactur-
Ing company; Pat o'Neil, liquors; Chi
cago Fine Art Institute; Enoch Root
artist; Schureman s. Hand, mantle Co.; ].
schureman, s. B. Vawell, Leonard W.
Walk, VIM. H. Lecorn, and s. Hand, pro.
prietors; Leonard W. Walk, sculptor; Jas.
Moores Arnold, artist; Sam T.
Bigelow, artist; A. T. Brooks,
artist; Latnits Hoist, artist; Arthur
Pickering, artist; J. r. Robertson, figure
and portrait artist; Fine Art Academy;
Thomas Braken, drugs; P. G. Anthony,
livery stable; A. ]. Hopkins, veterinary
surgeon; Burley 6 Tyrrell, china and
glassware; Boomer L Jenkins. furnaces
Star Galvanized Iron Cornice Works;
Louis Jaeger 8 Bro, wines and liquors,
northwest corner; Bangs Bros, hardware
and stoves; W. Smith s Co., mantles and
CRATES; N. P. Igleshardt 6 Co., real estate
agents; State Street Savings Bank, north
west corner; Feber & Luchart, druggists;
Chas. Egenhardt, surgical instruments; Il.
Brinkworth, pork packers; l.. Kuener
Stocking and Shirt Manufacturing Co. F.;
Chicago, Rock Island 6 Pacific Railroad
freight depot; Goss s Phillips Msnuisc-
turing Co.; Hsncht & Carter, livery
stable; Allowsy 8 Torsen, painters; Hart
& Goodall, painters and builders H.
Willot, carriages.
HOTELS.
Atlantic, southwest corner Van Buren
and Sherman streets; Berg House,
State and Harrison streets; Michigan
Avenue House, corner Congress street
and Wabash avenue; St. James, corner
State and Van Buren streets.
CHURCHES.
Keyelaty Buai 4h6lon Synagogue,
No. 599 Wabash avenue, 4O3 and
4O4 Wabash avenue First Baptist Church,
420 to 439 Wabash avenue, Keyelsty
Aushe Moarale Jewish Synagogue, Bap-
tist Church, colored.
Residences.
Among the residences burned were
those OF Horace White, editor Of the Tri.
6une; Hon. ]. Y. scammon, J. K. Forrest,
City Clerk; E. G. Hall, corner Of Peck
Court and Wabash avenue. This last
was very elegantly furnished. MIR. White
saved his library. Jones school building
corner Of Harrison street and Eldridge
Court, was also burned.
PARTIAL LIFT OF INSURANCE.
The Rsening Post and Mail furnishes
the following partial list Of the insurance
The Continental, Brewers s. Maltsters'
the Exchange, Merchants, and Peoples
companies had risks to the amount ol
$17S 225, on which tho loss will not ex-
ceed so per cent. The Clay, Of New
York, loses $4,000; the Orient, Of Hart
ford, and the Lancashire, OF Connecticut
companies lose between forty and fifty
thousand; Franklin, Of Boston, $4,000
Allemania, Of Pittsburgh, Marine ant
Fire, oil AIilville, N. j., and Trade, o
Camden, N. j., lose $4,000; Phoenix, o
Brooklyn, the New Hampshire, OF Ches
ter, and the Mississippi Valley companies
lose $4,000. The Atlantic and Pacific
Co., of Chicago, Is one Of the hesvies
losers, their policies in the burnt distric
sggregating 100000. The Michigan Es
tate loses $l5,O the Queen, OF Liverpool
and Commerce, Of Albany, 100000; Me.
chsnics' and Traders, Of New York
$1,000; Union, Of Philadelphia, and Mar
ragansett, Of Providence, r. l., $4,000
Underwriters, Of New York, Niagara, o
New York, and Firemens', of Dayton
o., between $4,000 and $4,000; Grard
of Philadelphia, $4,000; Farmers, O
York, Pa, $4,000; Geo. F. Farmers
Agency lose $4,000 on Aiken's Theatre
Pennsylvania American Fire Association
and Reading Companies, $4,000; St. Pau
Company, $4,000; Fire, OF Cleveland
$4,000; .Etna, OF Hartford, $4,000
Home, Of Columbus, o; Manufacturers
Fire 6 Marine, of Boston; Hoffman, Q
New York, and London Assurance Cor
poration, $4,000; Williamsburg City
Peoples and Ben franklin Companies
$40, 500; Commercial Union, Of London
Adriatic, OF New York; Shoe & Leather
Of Indiana; Prescott and Boston Fire
mems Fund, Of New York, $15O,0OC
Ph@nix, Of Hartford, $4,000; Imperial
London, American Central, Of st. Louis
Standard, OF New York; st. Joseph, c
St. Joe, Mo; Scottish Commercial, c
Glasgow; Lamar, Of New York, an
Manufacturers, Of Newark, $S5, 900; Com
merce Of st. Louis, and German, Of Free
port, III, $4,000; National, Peoples an
Safeguard, OF Philadelphia, and Home, {
Galveston, Texas, $4,000; E. F. Jewell
agency, $4,000; ]. II. Moore 6 Co.