The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

tased l0 hiessrs. J Ranch aud N 81 ba"-
.ru comprising thr uru of W. q. III. ati
( Co. The cia4..or C1ntginrd from tIvyu
90 5000 bushels ut OATS, 10000 ou.nei ol
sheaJ and 1900 bUshslsol Ugrey, rye ahH
,orl Howard g. Co.'S loss ls esl-
mated aJ S25oU1, insurance nearly
~ tine ilil amOuat Baiie s. GO lose
10000 .2j 0lO o the elevator aua Sl3Wo
On yards aud fixtures. insured for -3 uJ' nm
Dallas companies aud for from 9la uVO TO
Sl5O 600 In New Orleans C0mpames.
The loss on the cotton burned IS estt-
mated 500 coo.
The electric works situated near The
were ewept IN while the hre was
at is height. The loss Is 81 OO9, insurance.
5000
The loss OF sinler Davis Co., will prob .
ably reach S25,OOO, on which there is /
small Insurance.
The cottage Of Phillip Prather, on Lamar /
street, near Ross avenue, was damaged
81 800; insurance 81 COO. The insurance |
was saved except about 500 loss.
Silvergein's livery stable, the properly
OF W. I. EdmOuGOu, containing 9oUu 10
500 worth Of feed, was destroyed
The grocery OF w. G. Wmtten, corner oil
Lamar and Collin, was damaged 81 aoo' IN
surance, $500
The grocery on the opposite corner was
damaged ~ 500.
H. Loeb's grocery on Lamar street sus-
tanned a small damage from water =,
A house on Ross avenue owned by +.
Moore and occupied ny colored family
WAS damaged 81 200,
Mrs, Bates clearinghouse, at the corner
OF Ross avenue and Lamar street, was
burned. Loss, 81 200.
house on RJss avenue near Lamar
street, occupied bv colored family, was
burned. Loss, $500.
/ In the rear of the corner Of Lamar and
| Collin street, colored family; loss $500.
This cottage of Jonn Smart on Lamar
street was burned loss not given.
The California wagon-yard owned ny MI
Borgeois was destroyed; loss not given.
The Dallas Boiler shop was damaged
So COO; Insurance. $1,000,
When il was seen that the flames would
spread from the elevator TO other ADJOINING
buildings, producing q general cOnllagra-
ton, Fort Worth was telegraphed 10 Tor
assistance, and she nobly and readily re-
sponded to the call, and within
forty minutes otter they had
received the telegram they we're
unloading their steam fire engine ana were
soon throwing two good streams. The en-
pneer who brought them over s1ld he dii
not know cX city how long he
was masking he trip from Fort
Worth to Dallas, but that II
was the quickest time ever made
over that lire. "l gave old Betsy loose
rein" he said, referring to his engine, land
YOU bet she bumped II over here I'm a
hurry Mayor Smith and several promi-
ueni citizens accompanied the bremen,
The names OF the tiremen who came over
are J. l.. McCracken, l.. J. Kerr
: 70 Bearry, James Baton aud q. 5, S'Cin, Of
hose company No.
b III. Keller, X. H. Barnes, Stanly Tom
linson, j. Maddox, o. = Maddox, J. A
WYNN, j. III. MOinhell, George lll.l. i. d.
Hollngsworth, OF Protection engine com
pany No. l. =,
, J.E. Maddox, r. ]. COPYRIGHT, J. NJ
; Tomason, John Wllks, George Cause, I. j
7 Bawdry, Of Hook aud Ladder No. /, anC
I George Mukey. chief OF the department.
| AT about 8 O'Clock the Dallas fire depart
q ment BOYS invited their Fort Worth breth
a Eren to some of the good things of this lii
$ awaiting them in the city hall. Here
II ROYAL time was had. Speeches were mad
Z by Mayor Cibell, Mejsr Elliott and Others
8 rOasts were proposed and heartily drank
ii aud it thus appeared that though IN
r. waters of TIE Trinity might divid
/. Dlllasites and Fort WORTHLESS physically
e vet u destructive fire could weld the
% hearts together. Pledges were made thu
10 fever the fire bells OF Fort Worth shou
P, sound the dread alarm OF destruction th
Il hearts of the Dallas boys would beat i
lquick uuisou with the itOus Tongue, eager {
N rush 10 the rescue. /, was q lrulCrnal an
rs happy meeting truly
le The tire. although really under COmp.ei
y control hy l.gOocock iu the afternoon
b. continued 90 purn freely inthc cotton bult
81 lu1ui dark. The steamers continued Q
,a play uu ihu smoking bales, and uu1u 'h
q, gre,t heap 10. CHARGED amt s.rtu
q, ling rIain which marked Oh
DE .tu oi the elevator. until after dark. u
90 IrHt uma iur lna,s hgt almost tisl
%. IutaHI. During l.y ..irr afternoon, o.
'd Soon. u. tuc ire va. crowded with % d,H
lt IIIuu. H| o.. curious. many o, tuH yrsjtu
no |mi.e n..s Olp steamer remain,
't |H,tt ust night tD thro
rI RHtfr Uu tine ruus, %,
is, avoid tho possibility u. tNr fire aga
cr |hraakiug out, us b, mi .ht possibly do Boo o.
'g event COB strong Drg,. urugue up.
'l INSURANCE.
tG ln rhmrs g. EWING Agency: So
Hr York Underwriters agency, uu cnuu
es Sl' 800, North British and McIcluuIr,
er cotton. 81 $40, nu compress, 81 80, Live
be pool IS London q Globe, on cotton, SlON
nE ON compress, S2,2W .Iua Insurance cot
lu pluy, ON cotton, $3.50, ou compress, s. q
ic, German american, ON cotton, 5000;
rE elevator S2uul; Insurance Company
We North America, ON elevator, 5000, Sc
ny u-a, Union & National Insurance cnmpa1
on compress, 81 $50, ON cot on, 50 coo, Tia
lt ord Insurance company, ON cotton yart
m' 81 500, on cotton, 5000, 81. Paul luSuau
Nv company, ON cotton, Sl60O North Anne
Ter can, ot Ameiica, 500; National lnsugan
on company, ot Hartford, on elevator, 81 o
In Total, Stj 500,
rat Hereford, Aunspaugh & Co Home, 81
ne, 0OO; Imperial, 81 sou, Lion, OF Englau
.hu ~ OoO; Northern, $500 Prw1ix, Of n,
lrc York. 5000, PhUniN, OF Hartford, s. .
lite Royal. ot London, $1,000; Springfield +
IN aud Marine, $1,000; Schneider, Davi,
Tell Co, Sprius field, 5000; Home, 50 eco,
ich Bnurgcors Home, 5000; McDona
ing 81 so In Continental, Dallas Electric Lis
tn, company, $1,000 IN Springfield, w.
ted kdmonusOn, $500 ON dwelling: pawlix,
ich Hartford, on livery stable, Sl.WO. lmperI
aud Frank Wheat. FuC'urs x Traders.
,vjs New Orleans, 5000, compress huilti
ply land machinery. Factors A Traders. of \