Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-07-16
ESTABLISHED 1910.


hardware and stoves; Mrs. r. Berg, mil
liner; f. J. Malcom X Co, stoves aud
tinwsTe; Webert Luckhardt, druggist
I =. +. Bolter & Co, grOcers; c. A. Jum-
mich, tailor; G. K. LOhman, photo
graphers; Fl. c. lXleinsehmidt, watches,
etc. West side. Wingrave, jr, & Co
gas figures; Adelphi tn eater; PenBoy
er, Shaw & Co., carriage manufacturers
Willism Z. Spencer d Co, cutlery, etc
G. Cowperthwaite & Co., publishers
WOon worth, Ainsworth & Co. publish
eTs; : G. Griges d Co., publishers; post
Office; COrney, Haskell q Kerney,
painters; Miss A. T. Ryan, umbrellas,
etc; y. Tasset, photographer; Our Ere
side Trend, NorthlOestera Ltull herman,
sEd Aetg COUelioRt; Chicago terra-cOtta
company; Davis machine company
Mr.. Stoughten, millinery; PinDer, Shaw
4 Co, carriage mandatory; Patrick
O'Neil, liquors; Chicago fine art insti-
tute: Enoch Root, artist; Schureman H.
II. and mantel company; J. L, SEIZURE
man, - B. Vowel, Leonard, w.
Wake, William H. Dream and 5. Hand,
professors; Leonard W. Wake, sculptor;
d. {. James, Norris Arnold, Daniel T.
Bigeiow. T. Brooks, LOurits Hoist, Ar
thur Pickering, artists; J. r. Albsrston,
figure snd portrait artist; Fine arts in
stiute academy; Thomas Bann. drugs;
r. c. Anthey, nvsry-stable; A. J. Hop
kiBs, veterinary surgeon; Burley q Tyr
rel, china and glassware; Boomer &.
Jenks, furnaces; Stad iron cornice co.'s
works: Louis Jager & Bro, wines end
liquors; northwest toOrner-Bungs Bros,
hardware and stoves; Sharman & Hand,
msntels; X. W. Smith & Co, mantels
and CRATES; n. P. Iglehand a. Co., real
estate; State Street savings bank; We
Der & Luckhast, druggists; Charles z.
Genhsrdt, surgical instruments; H.
BGnk8OTth, pork packer; L. KurDeT,
shirt manufacturer; G. E. T. and p. r, r.
freight depot; Gass q Phillips, manu-
fac.uIers; Hauchett & Carter, livery sta
BILE; AlloWay 4 Larsen, painters; Hart
& Goodall, carpenters; H. Wiliets, car
nages; Atlsntic hotel, southwest corner
Of Van Buren and Sherman; Berg house,
STATE and Harrison streets; Michigan
Avenue house, corner Of congress street
and Wabash avenue; 81. James hotel,
corner Of State and NanBuren streets.
Churches -Kehalath B'nai Shslom syn
agUgUe, Sg2 Wabash avenue, 43 aud 3
WABASH avenue; First Baptist chulch,
s29 10 439 Wabash avenue; kehllath
ABshe Masrale, Jewish synagogue; Oh
i've Baptist church (col0Ted) Among
fbe residences burned were those OF
Horace White, editor Of the Tribune;
Hon. J y. ScaElmOn, j. x. Forest, city
clerk; z. @. Vail, Esq, corner Of Peck
court and Wabash avenue. This last
was very elegantly furnished. Mr.. White
saved his library. The Jones school
building, corner Of Harrison street and
Esheridge court, was also burned.
The EesRiRq Post aid the Nal fur
Dishes the following par.iaI list of
insurance: ''The Brewers and Masters
Exchange, and the Merchants and
Peoples companies had risks 10
the amount of SlTS, ,225, on
which the loss will not exceed fifty
per cent The Clay, Of Newport, Ken
lucky, lose 5000; Orient, Of Hartford,
Lancashire and Connecticut companies
lose between $40, coo and $50, 900; the
menia, Of Pittsburg, Marine and Fire, Of
Millville, New Jersey Trade OF Cam
den, New Jersey, lose $4,000; the Phe-
nix, Of Brooklyn, New HAMPSHIRE, Of
Manchester, and the Mississippi Valley
com mpanies, lose SO, GOO; the Atlantic
aud Pacific, of Chicago, is one Of the
heaviest losers, their policies in the
burnt district aggregating Sl00000; the
Michigan Estate loses $4,000; the
q Ieen, Of Liverpool, and Commerce, of
Albany, $50 600. the Mechanics and
Traders, Of New York, 5000; the Union,
of Philadelphia, and Narragansett, Of
Providence. $1,000; he Underwriters, Of
New York, Niagara, of New York, and
Fireman'sS Of Dayton, Ohio, between
$40 600 and $50, 600; the Girsrd, Of Phil
adelphia, SIS eco; the Farmers, Of York,
Pennsylvania, So, 200; George +. Farm
ei's agency lose $4,000 on Aiksn's
theater; the Pennsylvania American
fire association and Reading companies,
$50 600: the st. Paul company, SIS OO0; I
the Fire, OF Cleveland, SO, 900; the Ac- I
tual, Of Hartford, S50. coo; the Home, of f.
Columbus, Ohio; Manufacturers fire I
and marine, of Boston; Hoffman, New I
\ 0rk, and London assurance CORPORA 4
ton. $50 600; the Williamsburg City, /
Peoples, and Ben franklin companies, /
$40 500: the Commercial, Union, of \
London; Adriatic, Of New York; Shoe
aBd Leather, and Prescott, Of Boston,
and Firemen's fund, Of New York, SI5,-
300; Phoenix, Hartford, $50 900; I'M
1erial, Of London; American Central, of /
st. Louis; Standard, of New York; st.
Joseph, Of St. JO4eDh, Missouri; Scotch
Commercial, of Glasgow; Lamar, Of
New York, and Manufacturers, of New
rk, So, ,000; Commerce, Of 81. Louis,
md Germ al, Of Freep0rt, Illinois, Sl5,-
90; Citizens. Franklin and st. Louis,
1850, 600; National, Peoples, and Safe
yuaId, Of Philadelphia, and Home, of
Texas, $50, 600; E. +. Jew
.l's agency, ,S23, 600; :. NJ. Moore d Co.'S
agency, SI35. 600; Lycoming and Penn
iylvania, $50 900; Traders, OF CaicagO,
go, O00. This list aggregates about
3 400 COO, and includes a total loss to
Insurance companies Of income Of $780,
THE COLORED PEOPLE
ire greatly afflicted in the loss of Olive 4
church, and many Of their dwellings on /
Clark street and vicinity.
The Times makes the following esti-
mates Of the losses, which will be found I
.J be very near correct: ''rhe area 1
burned over covers fifty squares, taking /
dts ant half blocks here and there and |
jumping the whole. The burned area is
about half a mile long and little less
M width, and embraced the tumble
iown shauties and the pslstisl avenue
Clark street, $50, 600; Fourth 7
avenue, SIS, go; Third avenue, $3.50
90; State street, Sl3O. 600; Wabash ave-
lup, 81, ,70O, 900; Michigan avenue, $780,
)0O; Taylor street, $50. 90; Polk street,
40, 600; Harris avenue, $50 900; Con-
yress street, SIS 600; NsnBUren street,
so, coo; Court street, between Wabash
avenue aud State street, $50, COO Total,
4. O25, ,OCJ
TIKI INSURANCE
,annot vet be obtained. The following
general description OF the progress Of
he fire and the efforts Of the hre depart
nent TO get it uEd=r control, is furnish
4 by the Times. NEARLY east Of the
hanty where the fire originated, was
be large brick oil refinery Of Futch
Bros, the interior OF which, with its
arge tanks Of oil, were al sblsze before
be arrival Of the second engine. The
eat emitted by The burning OF its in
smable contents was intense, and
rhen tie wal fell, but a few minutes
fser the fist stream began TO play upon =
!, the whole neighb5rhOCd for rad us
( thirty rods around seemed TO hurst
orth in one simultaneous blaze. Just
lorth Of The rag shop was a story -aBd-a-
isll barn filed with hay, which
BLAMED UP IN AN INSTANT
md the dying wisps Of burning hay lil
Onf@ nearly q hlr1h auou KNffh gv1oh /