Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11
nLAzEs IN ale Co1p.
Postmaster Clark suffers Loss a
Jacksonville.

Postmaster CLARK suffers Loss a.
Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. l0.=Fire To-
day at O'Clock partially destroyed the
residence Of postmasteg II. w. CLARK.
The fuGitgIe was saved. 'Fho ass Is
S2b0O, and is partly covered by insurance.
BLAZE AT AIKEN. :
ATLANTA, GA. Jan. 1O.-Flre at Aiken,
$. c., this morning destroyed the stores
and stock Of N. j. Mosley, B. W. Mos
lev, J. r. Hetciot and r. h. Henderson.
Tse loss is $40, 600 and the insurance $780,
0Oo Two hose reels and steamer went
from Augusta, but the fire was Under con
troll before their arrival. A keg Of powder
exploded during the hre, seriously injur-
ing two negroes and white boy.
UNDER FALLING WALL.
MOBILE, Jan. l0.-Ihls afternoon while
a crowd nf boys and negroes we're seareb-
inc theFuins of the burned block a wall
80 feet niRh fell, nuryng six persons.
Howard Han, - years old, was taken out
dead W Yatt Hall, 8 years old. a brother
OF Howard, had his skull injured and his
hip broken, and is dangerously hurt.
Both boys are SONS Of Howard Hall, SUE
perintendent OF the 5eabOaTd manufacture.
ing oompany's establishment. John l..
Strill. newsbDy l6 years Of age, was bad
~ huG. Wrlic CoWngtUn, - years old,
was Injured but not seriously. john
Glass. aged IA ytar8, was slightly hurt.
q e8lUrHd man was eured % the hips, but
ESCAPED with "A few bruises.
$1,000 900 LOsffN PHILADELPHIA
PHuAbELpHIA.J Jan. t0.-Tbe extensive
mill buiiiinks in kensingtOn known as
Arrotts mills and Beattys mills, Occucy-
ins tw9 blocks bounded by Emerald, Lett
tefly, Taylor, aud Coral streets, aud sep
araled by Adams street, wero destroy u
by tire this mOrning, involving a loss ~
about Sl 100000 Tie buildings were Oo-
oupied by about dozen firms engaged 10
the Manufacture OF hosiery, cotton and
wooden goods, yarns, upholstery goods,
jcrscys, mill machinery, etc, AL Of whom
lose heayiiy on machinery aud stock. All
the firms bad large stocks of manufactured
goods on hand which had already been
sold t0dealer8 t) be delivered Feb. j.
TIE LOSSES.
The following estimates oi the Losses
were obtained at % lato hour o.uighti
owners OF the ArnOtt mills block, consist
ing of eight buildings. fl0O0u
Arroti steam Power Mills C0mDauls
Joseph Greer mauuiacturar OF gtua.
hams, wOolen, cotton goods, utu, FiOO 900.
stead a. MILLER. upholstery goods Sl2o,-
600.
Robert Beatty cotton, hosiery, yarn
spinning. ptUu sl2I.U00.
Flim g. Foster Brothers, dyefs and IN
isherg, 10000.
william BEATTY owner 0l eight mill
buii llnra and manufacture Oi c0ti1a
warns. wnahnU8. etc. go 900.
IDaepn nOdrtou, upholstery Goods tio,-
900.
Thomas Henry. De-, e Co, cotton yarn
and hosiery. $4,000.
Iha james smith MannaciurIns COM
pam. manufacturers OF machinery TOR
wrrhi-a wool etnO1l
Hufg Grant. WOODEN yarns f3ifNi ip-
surea lha lHfHfs uf ihn other n. NNthis
Oi tho building could DOT h2 nhInlnfl %
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those mentioned. 80 ihH u.mi were
heavily Insured. About 900 hanaa af9
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