New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
application for insurance policy but II had nos ooon
issued His loss triAng that he said he sAshid

application for policy but 1t had nos boon
issued. His loss rifng that he said ne sAsnlu
not report IL.
Lescher, Whitman Co., dealers In buttons laces ana
taors trimmings, occupied the ground floor OF Nos 444
and 4i6 Broadway. They had recently received large
additions TO their stock, Of which Mr. Lescher was un
able TO give value, but said that the firm generally
insured for twO-thiris. This would make the loss over
5000 OCO as the insurance for 100000 on the stock
aut S. 900 the fixtures There were 80 poices-one
for 800 600 ak for $4,000 each, GO for $4,000 EACH
and IL for 500 each. Among tho companies are the
London Liverpool and Globe, Royal Equitable Produce
Exchange. LOrard, Aemania. Franklin, Commercial
and Fireman's Fund. The firm have temporary once
No - HowaId-st. The safe containing their DOCKS
opened yesterday and its contents were iouno 10 Nc
upinjured
The second floor OF this building was occupied by
snedeker watrons Boynton who dealt In ladies ties
fancy goods. Mr.. witrons thought the loss would
TO $4,000 but did not know the amount OF IN
suranee on the stock.
Williams. smith & Co. dealers in fancy goods, were on
the third floor OF the building At their temporary Office
at No 81 IeOnardst no information could be obtained I'D
regard to their losses or Insurance.
siedenbach schwab Co. occupied tho fourth floor OF
Nos. Al and 4i6 Broadway az clothing warehouse
Their stock entirely destroyed They estimate their
loss at $40 900, which is fully covered by insurance
The nfth floor was occupied by Peake, Kramer Co.,
manufacturers OF clocks Their loss ls estimated VI
$4,000, and they arc insured for $4,000.
Catin Brundrett Co., importers and jobbers or wool
ems and cloths occupied the first floor Of Nos 44s and
40 Broadway their running through TO Crosbyst
Their temporary office Ia at NO. 30 hOwardst MI
Catn said that their stock worth from S4o0000t to
$3.50 0OO With insurance about 100000. This In
about 40 policies. and divided nearly evenly between
city and outside companies including several in England
and Canada Among these the Ktna OF HARTFORD
$4,000; Home Of Ncw-York $4,000; Phoenix, Pacific
and Niagara $4,000 each. The safe containing their
valuable books takon from the smoking runs
at noon yesterday. but having been placed In brick
chamber not only the conte Is unhurt, but the
paint on the inside Of the safe untouched
Mr.. Solomon had office the same door, but lost
nothing except his office furniture and boOhs, upon
which there no insurance
A. c. Gushing had only recently moved in on the sec
ond floor Of Nos. 4is and $50 Broadway. He kept
Yankee notions " establishment His stock WIS not
large No particulars in regard to his insurance could
be obtained.
The third, fourth. and nth floors we're occupied by
George f.. s6Ortridge Go. as a clothing warehouse
Their loss will amount 20 S150000. The insurance
amounts to SlO5.7OO.
Phelps Eyerdell occupied a portion OF No 412
broadway and completely burned out Their list
II assurances reported AT Flremass Hall to he AS
follows Royal, $1,000; Commercial Union $1,000
Franklin Of Philadelphia, $1,000; Manhattan, $1,000;
Park II OOo Mechanics and Traders, $1,000; Queen,
$4,000
Guiterman Brothers, importers OF SILK goods on the
second foor OF 45i Broadway had their stock dam
AGED only by smoke. Their stock contained many deli
articles that had to be cassed az damaged
IL was believed that the loss will rach $4,000 Tie In
surances we're as follows: Royal $500; Queen $1,000
New Hampshire $1,000; Queen, $4,000; Citizens OF
st. LOUIS. 5000; stuyyesant, $1,000; Westcheser,
30 600: Commercial Union, $4,000; Union Mutual,
$500; Equitable $500; City. $1,000 Providence of
washin gon 900; Arctic $500; Merchants. $4,000
Fina So 500; Freman's Trust $500; Girard, $500;
Adriatic, g. 600
Adams 4 Bendix, dealers In tailors' trimmings occu-
pying the first floor Of No $50 Broadway, had their
good. damaged only by smoke. Tney stated that their
loss would not exceed $4,000 but unable to get at
ANYTHING like an accurate estimate until they had iaken
an account OF stock They were begtnning this work
Yesterday They are insured for 100000 in various COM
panies
John g HuIn occupied store 10 No $40 Broadway,
and hs stock damaged mostly by smoke and water
He was insured the citizens Of Newark, ~ j., $1,000
NewJersey, 5000; German American $1,000. Total,
81 900.
The following is tabular statement in alphabetical
order Of the firms involved in the calamity, with the
OF their stocks and the amounts OF the losses and