The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-10

tho first story Of 40 and ilO They ave unwii-
ling to estimate their loss At more than sG0,0c0.
on which they claim fiJ0OOO insurance, distrib-
ufed in sums not exceeding 5000 among the
following compnnics Ioriilsrd. Amazon. Alle-
mania. nercNants, METROPOLITAN, Guaranty,
Produce Exchange, Boylston, Commercial Mu-
tual, Capital City, Lycomlng, Fitemen's Fund,
Old Dominion, firowen,s Union Mutual. Manu-
sey Fire and Marine, Citizens, ~. Joseph's,
Roger Williams, Guardian, Lancaster. Boston
cial, and Peoples OF N. ]. Snedeker, watrous h
Boyan. clothing manufacturers on the second
2r ct the same e. M get d2wn as losing
among hone companies. Williams, Smith Il
Co.. dealers In linen goods, on the third aoor,
surance. On the fourth floor Sodenback,'
Schwab 4 Co. lose $4,000, aud have Si0,0l0 In
surance. Gushing & Co., fringe makers had Just
moved into the upper part OF this building.
Their loss Is trifing. Catlln, Brundrett Co.
occupied the, nlst aud SECOND stories
Hl len 80 soods dsd ..ateG ~ %n at so o WUS s6sse
they have $ij0,OU Insurance., 81 which the Pa
pSs !ae o arsfs sstbns ss on he tbpd Sor
lose $25OOOO, with $l7j.OOO insurance. A. c. Cush-
ing, clothing, fourth floor, loses 1900, which Is
covered by Insurance.. Powers, CASTOR 4 Co.,
$1,000 S"p and TiSS haysnsurance ~ @ % for siS5 s6oo
OF which ia thus distributed: London, Liver
pool and GLOBE, s3)COO Globe. $1,000; Empire
city. $1,000; Eagle, $1,000; Broadway 5000 {;
Peoples, s60o1; Manufacturers Boston, $1,000;
5000; Hanover, 5000 German American, So
90; 1ratesman's 81 600; Commercial, 5000
Phelps Everdel, manufacturers Of combs and
fancy tcwclry, occupied the second story. They
lose S16tOO AMI have about $lOl0O insu ance IN
the h9yai: Iuinnetcial on.oh' sr2hhIl IIhIa-
facturers' and Traders Companies. George f.
Snefbrdy Co., cOthi crs. on the third door OF
siiiiio.o o. D. ''''0'V' '"4 "'' '''''O '0' 'OOO'
Besides those losers by lre Joseph pechel hair
goods, and John Hun, stuiono Of Az Broad
~ \. Al N.
Nuite. cioiher, Geuternan Brothers, shawls
and lace gods. u. sondheim. fancy goods, Of
i5i Broadway, have sustained unapprlised dam
age by water. They are fully Insured.
THE LossFs IN GRAND STREET.
A part Of the wall OF ljs Broadway fell toward
Grand street. md the fre WIS soon communi-
that number, owned by Mira Niigan was de-
siroyed. rlence Il extended to l25 129, and
ana ~ Is estimated at sDCOO, and Is fully
insured. Carl Reuter-. as lunch and
wine room in the basement OF LIZ, loses tl0Oo,
and is fully injured. Elkin Hvnan, importer OF
woollen goods, on the nrst floor, loses 1900.
which is also insured. NJ. Meyer, manufactures
OF silk scarfs ana ties. On the second door, cst-
mates his loss at $1,000, ON which he has 5000
insui ance. On the tnrd II or Morris Siloersi In,
u anufacturcr OF fur tassels, loses S2OOO,
fancy furs, occupied the second 11or
OF l2j CT nd street.. ana lost $50 aud
On the third floor, 500. In Ia and l3l Grand
street, Kaufman Brotnors & Dondy, dealers IN
smokers goods, lost s-VNt. on Nhltn thCy nave
$G7,jnO insurance; focilrr. Bcyer Co. import
ers Of Wuolen goods, S2Opc0, with Sllj, ~ In
surInce: g. V. Grub r, owner Of the building,
about 5000, which l. tUlly insured.
Tle outward lila: OF part OF the Cont
mental lIltcl wall smashed In the rear OF 3t
How ri street, and m de- several streams Of
water essential % Its preservation. Inc stock
Of j. II. k1nsO u, Jr., * co.. boots and shots, on
the nfst iip3r' md Ia. Byrne, woolen goods, CO.
huiluirg en- oc repaired fur i, ,lJO.
Iho ssCs fan heavily upon some home insur-
suce comp mes, aithot gh the heaviest Sufferers
IRE Eugl sh. Inc reason for the large risks
taken Is said 20 have bseu confidence in the al
most hreprooi condition Of the block.
ANOTHER DEATH PROBABLE.
A late report from Bellevue. last night said
that Bush, one OF the injured 0remen, had
grown worse, and would pro oa0ly die soon.