New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
THE LOSSES OUTSIDE or TIE MAFKEr

ON tbe sonth side Of Thirty iourth-st, opposite
the market, Was long row OF wooden sheds owned
by the New York CcHtial and Hudson rover tall-
road Company, extending from the Haymarket
Hotel at the corner OF Eleventh-ayc 10 the brick
buildings owned by lnger-o Connolly " Bowman.
These were rented bv "A number of hay commission
merchants. and were totally DESTROYED, with all
their contents Where they stood was yesterday only
a level bank of ashes with here ana thcT' Il
partlv-corsumcd bale Of hay still snouldcring.
On Elcycuth-ayc.. between Inlrtv-thrd aud Thirty
fourtii-sts.. were two brick warehouses, which
were leased from the railroad company by w. and
A. Holmes d Cos and Theodore Il. Chase 4 CO.:
bOth hIins beng heavy dealers III hay and grain.
Holmes d Co. yesterday est mated their losses Oh
hay. machinery, presses, ETC.. al $4,000; insured
Tor about u. $50 in the Gcrmau-A American, Com
| mcrc,al, BOwery. Williamsburg city and LAFAYETTE
Companies. I base d Co. orcupied from NO. 311 10
/ $50 ricveuth-aVc. Ihclr loss on gram a1d nav
WAS cstiniatct AT $4,000; insured for over $1,000
I N the Lancashire Imperial aud National Com}a-
mes Between Chase's bmidnR JId the Haymr-
kct liotrl wasa wooden structure occupied by Will
| iam Atllrck, when WAS entirely burned
Inc ilaymarlet Hotel. a BRICK binding at the
southwest corner of Elcveuth-ave and Thirty
fmr,i-st was slightly damaged by fire and water.
some OF the liquor stored IN the bnilding was
boiled Dy TIE heat, lie bnildng was owned
bv Austin '. Petit and occupied by
Martin Buckley. The loss on the buildlng
was 500 and the less on stock 500.
Three brlck stores on the south SIDE of Thirty
fourth-st Iwe!tth-ave., were DESTROYED by ne
flames. Only pare of the walls being lelt. ihry were
occupied bv retail dealers IN hay and straw Ihelr
losses are estimated a. follows: l.. :. bowman u
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loss Oh stock. $1,000; fully insured. Horace lugcr-
sOli-Oss on buildings and stock. ~ ,OUJ partially
insured. John COunolly-loss could not uc aScer-
tanned. On the north side of lhrty-tnT s., west
OF EeveDth-avc., were Ones bay sheds Owned nv tie
railroad company They were occupied as lav stores.
Dare ~ Co.. who occupied one OF the sheds, LOSE
50 900 fully insured III tue German American and
Guardian Companies. jenkins ~ Co., the otncr
occupants, sustain small loss; insured for 81 900
f. = FaIrchid. agent of lc Hudson klVer Railroad
ConpanN said that tie cOWptnys loss on the nay
shed, would be at, Mt $500. winch he believed
was fllly covered by insurance. IwentN-scven
empty ears were burned also tItc cars OF rec owned
by H. Chapman. three ears of cmOtV barrels cWned
by W H. Ferry a. Co., one ear OF slaves owned by
Il. II. STILES a.d Unr car of mail owned bN French
q Brother. of POughkcepsc. lh" buried ears be
lonpcd To different companies, and were ""rth
about 300 each. They were tails insured.
The losses of the hay dealers who occupied the
sheds on lliriy -f0urth-st. are rs follows: William
Am ok d Co-loss. $3.50. john ". Bacon-i p.
al 200; insured IN The German American Com
pany tor ~ 900. james DHsnan--nGht lots.
Frazee IL CO.-loss, 900 lny lushIea IN ne
Fucmch's Association of Pniltde pIia. lidl'p.e "
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT estimate. j. Sttli-.Oss S20uO;
insured Tor -. 200 the Hope and MrchI hes
Companies. Wa>nbIrnc ~ Co.-los., $1,000 Ia
sured III the NJ chantcs' and lradcr, Company ior
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