Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-01
Miss N. Mordecia. , occupant..

Miss NJ. Mordecia, 2 occupants.
III. Gether, c, ? occupants.
b. Daney, c, 8 occupants.
II. L0aAls, c, 3 occupants.
A. Graham, G. occupants,
Il. W. Archer, occupant
Mrs. NJ. BroOme, grocer. NV. cor. farm'
occupants.
INDIAN STREET.
J. w. lyman, machine shop.
Thomas Canty, blacksmith.
John +. McAleer, occupants.
Miss G.. Murray, l occupant.
Mrs. Catherine Flynn, occupants.
John Deacy, occupants.
\. o. Tilton. occupants.
Peter Gillen. 3 occupants.
A. w. Stokes, occupants.
Samuel Lee, occupants
Mrs. 5. ]. Cone, 6 occupants.
B. Tolson. 3 occupants.
William Hearn, II occupants.
Michael Murphy grocer, occupants.
Fannie Houston, c, occupants.
Dorsey Ryals, c, occupants.
Henry Moore, C, 6 occupants.
A. Mckone, occupants.
Michael Carroll, occupants.
John Bischof, grocer, occupants.
A. De LouZa, occupants.
j. Z. Ennis, occupants.
John Cahill. 3 occupants.
Mrs. j. Rafferty,, ? occupants.
Thomas j. Fain, tailor, occupants.
Mrs. Ellen Salter, 2 occupants.
Mrs. 4. Demers, saloon, occupants.
Mrs. NJ. Flatley, grocer, occupants.
Thomas Cauty, wheelwright, occupants.
e. +. O'Neill, 5 occupants.
NJ. z. Lynski, - occupants.
L. Jones, policeman, 2 occupants.
Mrs. Nj. A. Jones, occupants.
George Alexander, blacksmith, occupants
Edward Paine, tug captain, occupants.
/. DAVIS, peddler, occupants.
X. Dennison, C, shoemaker, occupant.
John Ratclif, c, blacksmith.
A. c. Ward, clerk rice mill, occupants.
w. w. Lamon. engineer, occupants
&. Miller, carpenter, occupants.
j. Lynch, watchman, 2 occupants.
j. f. Dale, tailor, / occupant.
/. Hall, engineer, 2 occupants.
Mrs. A. McKOne, occupants.
Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald, saloon, occupants.
j. MallOn, occupant.
Vacant house.
d. Lysaught, policeman, occupants.
ID. Clancy, policeman, occupants.
S. Scott, C, 8 occupants.
J Ieigo, C, occupants.
II. Renken, grocer, A occupants.
II. Brodenack, c, occupants.
j. Kilroy, boiler maker, occupants.
j. Klein, tailor, occupants.
G. Wallace, 6, occupants.
Il. Wickham, occupants.
L. Carlos, saloon. occupants.
S. Bradley, c, occupants.
p. johnson, C, 4 occupants.
G.. Middleton, c, 4 occupants.
5. Griffin, C, occupants.
a. Floyd, C, 4 occupants.
Il. Gathers, c, occupants.
+. Gibson, C, 2 occupants.
Mrs. +. O'Donnell, l occupant
j. Larkin, grocer, 10 occupants
g. Parks, c, 5 occupants.
w Hamilton, C, . occupants.
n. Hart, c, 6 occupants.
b. Bradley, c, 2 occupants.
Mrs. Annie Frain, occupants.
Mrs. NJ. Mcclure, occupants.
Thomas Mckay, tailor, occupants.
Mrs. Ellen Shea, : occupants.
MILL STREET.
Mrs. Catherine Reilly, 8 occupants.
S. Blizzard, C, 6 occupants.
S. Geddings, c, 8 occupants.
L. Mack, C, 2 occupants.
A. Brown, C, 5 occupants.
Ii. Hooker, c, occupants.
T. Young, c, 3 occupants.
n. Wrinkles, c, 3 occupants.
Ed. HOrnsley, c, 3 occupants.
L. Quinn grocer, occupants
Samuel Taylor, c, Z occupants.
John johnson, C, occupants
p. Warren, C, 3 occupants,
Nj. COlsOn, c, 5 occupants,
r. johnson, G, 8 occupants,
5. McGilvary, G, 6 occupants.
p. Shellman, c, 4 occupants.
G.. Williams, C. Z occupants.
NJ. Maxwell, c, 5 occupants.
j. Cohen, c, 4 occupants.
George Gillen, c, 4 occupants.
L. Lane, c, occupants.
George Davis, c, occupants.
William Payne, C, 9 occupants.
{. Shellman, c. occupants.
ii. Ross, c, 8 occupants.
John Brown, c, 5 occupants.
William Houston, c, 4 occupants.
5. Small, c, Z occupants.
b. Houston, c, occupants,
Z. Green, C, Z occupants,
9. Gillard, c, 1 occupants.
G. Carter, c, 4 occupants.
Aaron Jones, C, & occupants.
j. b. Fields, C, 3 occupants.
j. Allen, C, s occupants,
/. Noble, G, occupants.
Alvin Miller, C, 5 occupants.
l.. Warner, c, 4 occupants.
w. III. Raglan, fisherman, occupants.
J. Benton, c, 2 occupants.
X. Mayner, C, 8 occupants.
G. Green, c, 6 occupants.
b. Brown, c, 5 occupants.
j. Goodwin, C, 4 occupants.
p. Michael, c, 4 occupants.
ID. Brown, c, occupants.
A. jackson, C, 5 occupants.
Mary Thompson, c, 3 occupants
p. Fuller, C, 7 occupants.
S. Bird, c, 5 occupants.
T. Young, c, 8 occupants.
II. Carter, c, occupants.
:. Cross, c, 3 occupants.
r. TOmmins, C, 5 occupants.
X. Hudson, C, 3 occupants.
II. Anton, c, 5 occupants.
w. Coster, c, 2 occupants.
DAMAGED.
NAPLES, w. D., rice.
Planters Rice Mill. Canal street.
Upper Steam Rice Mill, Canal street; otfic
DESTROYED and otherwise injured.
One thousand two hundred and seventy
eight people out of homes.
Three hundred and twelve houses destroyed
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
When it became apparent that the ell
tire northwestern part of the city wOul,
be destroyed, and that hundreds of peopl
would be lett homeless and destitute,
relief fund was suggested, and the follow
ing letter was received at the MORNING
NEWS office:
Col. j. II. EStiH, Morning Ne,oS:
SIR-Will you please, through you
medium, open a list of subscription TO
the distressed sufferers of the fire nov
raging. | forward you $40.
The lists were Immediately opened, AM
NAV be found at the MORNING NEW
office to-day. The following subscription
were received last night:
j. II. Estill ........................ $50 Q
Samuel Solomon .............- 800. ~
Herman & KaytOn, 1000 pounds meat.
S. Guckenheimer n Son, 20 barrels hour.
John Nugent, in bread. .:--.-....... % 0
Bendheim Bros. & Co., 5sacks coffee.
y. +. Thompson ..-. ......tt.-....' ~ y
|. A. SolomOns .-...... ..... ..,.--..-.-.. y
I'll, Selig .......-..--- .-..---.-..... Y
Garrard & Meldrim observation-disclosures. so 0
Lawton q Cunningham ......... ........ 90 y
q F Graham '.......... ..... 80
NJ. FersG & Co., 600 pounds rice.
ID. b. Lester, barrels Irish potatoes.
Henry Sanders ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ y
&. III. DOrsett ......-.....-- ..--.+'.'...' ~
+ I AcOsta. 20 boxes crackers.
DISCOVERY OF THE VICTIMS.
About 8 O'Clock last night partie
among the ruins of the cottol
discovered two charred bodle
at the gate on the western side, on Lum
her street, The Coroner was notified ant
to the spot indicated, exam
ined the remains. with the hope of identi
fcation. This work was rewarded with NJ
result, as the bodies wer
burned beyond identification. One bod!
was living near the centre of the gate, tn
lock of which was found near by. TIT
bones of the other body were found clos
to the wall, about three feet from the gate
in a southerly direction. Among thes'
bones were found piece of melted silver
a niece of glass, supposed to be ring set
ting. and the iron frame of a lady's purse
The remains were placed in two boXei
and conveyed to the Morgue, where they
will be again examined to-day with view
to Identification.
Mr.. James NJ. Cash was son of Mr.
Michael Cash, deceased, and sOn-in-laW
of Mr.. Patrick O'Connor, the wheelwright
He was about 26 years of age, and haC
been married but eleven months. HI
leaves a wife and a 5-weeks-old babe.
A cOlored man named Harvey Bliss
in
stated to a MORNING NEWS reporter tina
he was assisted over the wall by Mr.
Cash. and after he dropped into Lumbe
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