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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-10
SURVEYING, ENGINEERING, &C.
%ENVN TEIOESNND
NOTICE.

'INItE n ties given at nv SALE twelve months
Il ago. are now doe. Those indebted will
p'easc come forward at once and settIe.
March 8, 1s74-4t. ->-''
, 1874-07-18

Adams, and Clark stroots. Tho yesr 6xpitod,
and, According to ttio agroontoht, the. city do
! tnatidtd thp tothoval OF shA1,ticg from ttH
properly. Il tras t.ill, no snh'l difficulty this
cams to private property, tho owners oyadod mid
did everything but toar down tlio hro,trape.
The opit'ion Of the oorporatton Connsol was
askea eyory once II, wlo In Tuloys day, but
not obtained for Bbrt1o reason or oter, and 30
tho mattcr l,ha run along In d loose way for
uotibfd Of y6ats.
noportcr-You hayo aslted for tho opinion, OF
tho Law Department. hare you not, In regard to
oapt. priniitiile-Yoa, And IL the power b ia
us w6 viii deinollsla tho wholo ot them.
THE 1Aron
on bo'rg Interviewed, did not haye nauolt to shy
quito enough parks alroedy, Without converting
any of tho lew burned district into nnothcr ono,
11o thought that 200-Eoot wiao street running,
At about Harrison ssroot, from tho lako to tho
fro. 11o believed that II tie city lad Ind an Of
1ciont hook-and-lnddor department, and Ind at
tho 'ato ilro boon ablo to tear down .
number Of Tho wooden holRes which
from Tho ao's .o so1 1..s to we,
rosted. Take 1t MI III oil, ho thought TINT thu
fro would provo blessing to the oily, ESPECIALLY
TO State and Dearborn streots. Tho !Atter
nlionld DO immediately opened up. and mhdo tho
stropt which its poaitfon ihtonded IL for.
COMMISSIONER sitEHiDAN
thought that If tue property rcquiste to make
park out Of portion ot tho butuel district
could DO secured 1t would bo d big thing, but ho
did not think II could DO accomplished. uc
believed that large. open spacoa should abound
nll oyor tho city, and oyery Bsroet ahould bo at
least 100 foot vide. Tho nbaurdity Of examining
frcmen and cuginoB into, a atreot 10 foot In
width and expecting thom to copo with largo
lro WIS apparont to anybody with good aonso.
i wo,tld require force made up of sohadracls.
Mesacl,s, and Abodnogoa to do IT. The Com
missioner WAS In favor Of extending and on-
larging Dearborn street.
AID. HEATH
thought that while It reservation Of land on tho
bnrnnd diutriot would not niako ,.nuch Of a park
| 1t would provide an excellent hre-barrler. Tile
two 200 feet wido streets at right angles WAS an
oxcellent i1ca, though at the fire Of 1371 ho had
aeon fires take at fully GOO {eot from tho main
contlagration.
othor Aldermen signined In brief their bollof
| in the efficiency Of tho widening OF State the
extension and Widening Of Dearborn street, and
the Widening to 200 foot Of Quo OF tho bttoots
running OH tho South Side from the lako to the
| river. They wero ali unanimous upon ono poinl,
namelY, that tho fire and city limits should be
| Identical and thas Oh no account Should any
frame building il the future be erected within
| the city limits.
, 1874-07-18

them the Organization Of sitnlat bodies Ii, ali
tho wnrds.
Tho following committee was thon Appointed
by tho OEntr: Alolpll suhoeniHor. Il. J. Ka-
dish. II. Schtnahl, Mr.. Wagenf1,ohs, aud A1r.
sehuahcl. 4 vote Of thinks was tondorod to tho
tiromon OF Milwaukee, for their assistance at tho
fire last Tuesday.
Tile mootlng tl,on adjourned.
, 1874-07-18
AMONG TIE INSURANCE MEN.

AMONG TIE INSURANCE. MEN.
Tho a11usters and agents Of tho various iuaur-
ancs companies, which wore sufYarora by tho
fire last Tuesday, arc busiy engaged In adjust-
ing and paying tho claims az fRBt as presented.
The IosRoH Of the companies arc not aa large as
at first supposed. Largo quantities Of property
and stock which wore supposed to lsaye boon de-
stroyed haya been salyaged, reducing tue lossoa
of tho VARIOUS companies by large amount
Besides. some huilaluga escaped that wore aup-
posed to have boen burned, like those On tho
west side OF Fourth avonue, between HarriBon
and Polk, and the buildings On tho east stdo Of
Wabash aycnuo, between Peck aud Hubbard
courts, among which arc tue valuable residences
Of Mesara.. 1tosenfold and hosenbergi tho
furniture Of which vaa alone insured for
Sl5, ,00U, aud which iH but llttlo damaged. The
groateHt trouble Ia adjusting claims arises from
the faot tllut many claim total lossos, while they
hnva saved most Of tho property injured. The
agenta state TINT IT pesBonB swear to such
fraudulent statomenta they are warranted ln re-
fnsing to pny the claim At az, and besides these
MegBra. bnyder and Asay, who had calculated
tho losaeH OF the conlpanlos they represent Of
from sao se a. ~ 9 " thy wi" be able to
Mensra. DayiA Il 1lequa, Barrett Il Montgoms.
cry, Ducat + Lyon, report their loases about 10
per cont less tlian st first supposed.
Mr.. James u. Floyd states that the Flromans,
OF Dayton, O., which waB not down with loBh
OF 81, quo. las no losa at a1l tho building which
tho Insurance WAS Oh having boom saYod. The
amount Of loss Of tho othor two companies this
goutlonlan represents to be about tho aame ~
lrst stated.
Mossrs. ". II. Cunningham i Go. report the
losses of their companion about 10 per cent luss
than at first stated. bl, James Ayars, Jr., who
represents the phunix, Ut Hartford, etatoa thai
tho loss Of tl,iH Company will not be moro than
EAU, 900 1t WAS at frat reported @3a, ,o50. Mr.
AyarB also Btato8 tant tho loasas Of this Company
at Oshkosh age very small
II. s. Tiffany s. 20, report tlat tho loss Of tlas
Allomania. Of pittBbur4, which was set down a!
sab 600 will not bo over 419. .010 aud that Of tic
NtlIlville of New Jeraoy, which vas at frat sup
posed to Am0ut to $40, ,000 would not 10 more
than %la,000. Most OF tho othor agentn eithel
report their Losses about tho aama as al fra
giSon or az not haylug yet had tltlo to aljun
| tho CLAIMS aud find out the nmunnt OF salvage
The total loaH OF all tho Insurance companion
wlseh wss ealeutateA ut q, ,aSl. 400 will not foo
up over 81, 900, QUO.
All tho COMPANIES arc paying promptly at,t
la ll al,l nono of tlIutn Bseln to be inultnel II
cease underwriting IN thin pitY. On thp con
trary, they take alt tho riskg thoy olh Bat, DO.
, 1874-07-18

Tho citlzonn Of Chicago ARC invited to meet at
NroOor,nick's Hall tomorrow, Saturday evening.
at 8 ,o'olook, 10 oonsidor whit measures should
10 thkcn to prutout their city from tho tiangor,
wh'eh tlio hre of Tncsday Inst provos to cxist.
Of repetition Of tho calamity OF Oct. ., 1871,
and to appoint committee Of oisizonH to pro-
soas tho ylcws Of tho meeting to TIN city AT.
tliotities, aud to tho Common Council Ut its
, 1874-07-18

llovihg tho fro 10 hayo boon grtat b1oeang, as
tEias part ot tho dity wliot has lldrotbforo On
danBofed NIL Of OUT valuable bualteas property
Wlll Mow hn rebuilt with snhstatlAl edlluoh. at,l
y VIII nisd lend TO 4 complete reorganization OF
mint.
Iho williamsburg Oily INSURANCE Company
announces its Intuition to pay loaaes BY tho
sixty daya' delay stipulated for in tho poltosos,
mid xltltottt h.akug Any f6DAto Of iutor6At for
tho anticipated time
Of Now York, who loft tllnb city "Wednesday
evening, Inns oon,o to ohioago Ia 6ol,a!t Of the
Ttadesnans aud Commerce Of Nov York, and
The Commerce Of Albany. from tho lattor lo
brought letter to thelt agent, fr.. Noha, with.
drawing tho OomEahy fro1n eng fold: To states
lho ino|iic!oioy Of tho Firo Department Tint Ao
thought otllora would follow tho example OF tho
Commerce. Doing asked what oompanes would
Ito 80, ho roplle1 Tint at1ohg othora tho foreign
companies, notably tho Scottish.
Tlia lo bcliovod was not 30 tnuoh on account
Of tho loss tl'oy Ind sustained, rs by tho feeling
TINT there was no aocurisy to BIO looked for III tho
future. ....
nBronr or TIE NATIONAL HOARD.
Rtportor-What glyos riao to this fooling III
New York;
Mr. Yonhg- -Thoro mas committee from Tho
National Doard of Fire Underwriters cut hero,
And they havo jnat concluded tl,cEr report. 1t
Inns not boon published got, hit its tonor Is gen.
orally known a,nong insurance mon.
R.-WhRt is it?
Mr. .Y.-.4rley complain generally Of Tho lnok Of
organization, and espocially Of suoh facts as
tlsan places OF resort for lowtl women. That the
ilrenlon 1lso tho lorsos to 20 Oft hnggy-siding,
aud tLat the whole thing Ia tnanngod In tho into
rests Of political clique. It was found 1leces-
snry to snbsorye tholr i,itofoats to organize q
colored company, because it was folt to DO neoes-
Baty to do something to HeQlrA the Yotos Of the
, 1874-07-18

ut this meeting. which will aoubtiess bs nu-
mcro.,sIy attended, will be tho Hon. ". T. Cool
baugh. 4. Q. Heslng, g. s.. Hayes, Charles Isan-
tlolph, Secretary Of the Board Of Trade aud Alr.
Culver.
It is undorstood TINT all tho Gor1nan residents
Of tho North Division arc, like Mr. Hesins, In
favor Of The proposed extension OF the fro limits.
, 1874-07-18
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t.a 4,,.. .An co,,x,,, fr,,rs,, sontd rnsat and
~ tsso 1 .n.lo, .,o I'm ~ tIo 1ora
the lat Of ssutombor would bo as ha,d Ilo 'sas
Burd thai tho building could not bo on lst,d BY
TINT date, oven Il tho means to build wore %
hand, Which was not tho caso He bolievod tue
Hchu]arH Of tlie latn Jotoa school 60
Ing to tho Acammon aud half to
tho Kinzio School. Another plan wns
to rent temporarily building. lie know that II
thoy rontod thoy would hnyn to pay for tho build
Ing, but he did nok foar auy overohatga Wien
thcro woro 30 many satat1t bullaIhga on the
South eldo. The question Of raising the tnonoy
to build wtth would hare to ln atrAhgal With
to tie previous motion. that tho Board do favor
tho ldca Of renting sitttablo premises Tor tho 40.
uommodation Of such scho1arn as wurs burnnd
nut by the fire.
THE NUNnER BURNED OUT.
inspector lluuyan tho,,gllt that Ii was tho duty
Of the Do9sd to find out where tue ol'ildren OF
tho bnruoa district Ind gone. to-. and thon mako
school accommodation accordingly. 1to did not
think that ttte ros!dcnth OF the vicinity Of tito
Jonaa School would he apt to return to tha lo-
calty, as It would hardly 10 built for eome time.
supt. rickard Lad trioo to flt1d out how nlany
of the Scholars OF tho Jones School had bean
burned out. Ho Thought that about ono-third
Of tho whole unn1bot-tlias ie, about 8oo-had
laah hutt1ad ont. Lie Calculated thnt tt tho
achoo! were at once reopened It wohla 10 found
.llat 7oo aeholara W9utd be on llanu. uo dtd not
think proper building could DO erootod before
tho 1at Of january. The Question of locality de-
served spoc!a! consideration, as. II thoY wcro
going to outd "a additional aohools IL Should ho
further cant II only ono, further Wcst. Tho
| class Of people living IN tho vicinity Wero such
as depended solely upon the public schoo!e Tor
educational advantages. There was building
immediately north Of tno Jones sohool, fronting
on nea1oorn street, Whtci would suit "a totn-
11orary building very nicely. The site for tue
neT school should 10 aomewIefe In the vicinity
| of uearaorn street aud Ihlrd avenue md Lar
rlsdn and Ynn Buren, atreete.
, 1874-07-18

Noportor-How Woula you hRo 10 SEQ tho
UApt. rrladiylllo-My idea Is to Wipe out Third
nuu Fourth avenues, and to exteud Dearborn
street, giving 1t from Harrison ntraet auuth II
width OF 900 feet. Tho Increased valuation
given to oil the property frosn State to Clark
noarly all, the cost Of condemnation. A streot
! Of this width would prove strong fire barrier.
Reporter-Thon why. not mako Harrison
street, from tho lhle to tho rlvor, 900 feet wide
also
Caps prndyile-That would add greatly to
tho security Of all property to tho north Of it.
Quo Of te blessings Of tho fire III tie lcssoning
Of tho labor Of widening stato street to
TSe,fsh; Il j. comparatively iight JOB, a';!e
| like to SEQ III end pnt to Ia tho
| REMOVAL OF nu1LDINdB
! within the fro ii.n!tB. Yhia has booome por-
| foct nuisance. A nlhn bnys piece Of ground
gss to %9sk %a to o.. paGs upon Il
different parts Of tho city. Each of these. md
thore aro thousands Of them III tho city, is itsolf
= constant mcnnce to tho citY's hafesJ.
| TtiK euANTIHB.
Heporter-Iow wuh 1t that 50 many frnme
buildings waro permitted to be esoeted within
| thu fire limits?
Can't. PriudiyiIle--It IL mistake to suppose
TINT .spocial permits Nerc aver given by the
| Board Tor tile erection of such structures,
The way thoso came to bo put Up Was known to
thoBo citizena mho wure bloBsua With memorios
Aftor tho great fro, loading merchants found
themselves without any openings available for a
resumption OF buniness. and tho idoa was start
cd That woolen strac!nreH Of temporary. char.
Rcter would do lnlle to relieve tho neteBstttoH ol
tho Case. 4 ,nabs-mecting vas hold. and, b,
ageneral consent OF city officials anu otlors por
misslon WAS given TO pnt vp frame buildings
~ feet high, PROVIDED tie paft!aa would
1llsalon extended to tho Lake Park, and nlauy
will remember how 1t waH Improved. hlans
others took advantage Of 1t, too, as w'tnoas the
a!sgracofnl
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