New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-29
BUILDINGS AND FIRMS DAMAGED.
ASSESSED VALUE OF THE HoUsEs-LIsT OF TIL
CORPORATIONS AFFECTED.

| BUILDINGS AND FIRMS DAMAGED.
ASSESSED VALUE OF THE HoUsEs-LIST OF THE
CORPORATIONS AFFECTED.
Boston, Nov. % (SpecaD.-The following the
assessed values Of the buildings destroyed by the
| fire to-day, in many Instances rdlculousy small :
| Jordan Marsh e Co., Beifom and Kingston sts., oc
| cupcd by Brown, Durrcll e Co.. the New. En- gland
Shoe and Leather Association, the WOOnsOcket Rubber
Company, W. IresOn d Co., the Furber Shoe Company
/ sweet d Sherwood George Bunler & Co.. the Boston
Publishing Company and J. a. Parker tS Co., 5000, 900
Nos II TO II Kingston ST. 10000 Nos. 3, and 3
Rowe Place, 10000; Chauncey-St, 10000; No. so
Chaunceyst., $15 400; No. 90 Chaanceyst., 100000
No. 76 Chaunceyst., sos, 600: No. 90 Chauncey-st
S30,SOO No. 10 Chauncey.st. $22, 900; Nos. 90 and
02 Chauncey-st, $4,000; Nos. "a and SO
| Chauncey-st. $4,000 John NJ. Condon
| dry goods the X. T. Palmer Company, bed
comfortables Wmerding e. Blssen Agency; j. W.
| Smelling, commission merchant; william Bradley
Co.. at No. 80 Kngstonst. Fox Co., coats and caps
| L. o. Gardiner 6 Co., braid and worsted goods at
No, 3d. Shaw Brothers, shirts, Overas and pantaoons;
Davis, Pitts &c Co., loss, about 100000; Taylor
Brothers, hats caps and fIrs, loss $150OO0 to 5000
600; Cafln Larrabee & Co., Allen Brothers, trunks
and bags; T. Pearsal carpets upholstery; J. Eichem.
furs and skins; Samuel Stack, tailor; Kammler
Brothers, boot and shoe manufacturers Il. Kammel,
cigar manufacturer and the Patent Clasp Company
Rowe Place. a. Cohn & Co., ladies' cotton underwear;
second floor, aac Simons, trunk and bags six-story
brick and iron buildn, Clafln & Larabee, cotton,
first foor and Henry C. Davis Son second floor
The Allen Building, Nos. 81 to SO Chauncey-st
southwest Of Chauncey and Bedford sts, was
owned by W. II. Allen, and valued at S45ODO0
insurance, $15O0O0. The Offices IN the structure had
Just been completed and fitted up. The first floor
was occupied by Farley, Harvey Co. o. II. sampson
& Co. had moved into tho second story only yesterday
The third floor occupied by @. l.. Woodbridge d
Co. and George W. Gardner, agent; W. H. II. Soule,
commission merchant; Clifford & Cobb, O. L. Wood
bridge d Co, buttons and trimmings Nichol Stanley
& Brown, knit goods: James II. Crtstie, the Nah
and wannick Manufacturing Company, the Chelsea
suspender Company, the j. S. Holden Manufacturing
Company the Bristol Carpet Mills J. A. Pike agent;
Charles H. Curtis, commission merchant; DaVlo ~
Lindsay New York, white goods; Julius Loewenthal
& Co.. importers; b. S. CASTILLO, commission merchant
McCarty & Co.. Importers New-York, and II. L. LARA
bee Upon the fourth floor Brown, Place Il
Co. New. York and one or two other firms.
Following is the complete list Of shoe and leather
firms burned out those otherwise designated
ing only samples c. f. Aldrich & Co. Farmingon,
\ H. No 80 Bedford; Appleton shoe Company
Iarlboro), No. 1 Columbia; ". f. Barrett d Co.
Randolph). No. 1 Columbia Alpheus Bates East
weymouth, No. 1 Columbia ". c. BrieD shoe Com
many. No. II Bedford Carried stock of goods in
store) Bunton & Co., No. Columbia, Iobbers Cope
land u Hartwell (BrOcktOnl, No. SO Bedford; Jhn D
Fogge & Co. (BrockOn, South Weymouth. Mass, Con-
cord and Pennington. ~ H., No. "a Bedford, Carried
a stock Of shoes in sore Frank 5. Gage QiaverhilO,
No. 80 Bedford; J. W. Hart d Co. weymouth, No. 80
Bedford L. p. Hawkins &Co. .(Portand No. 30 Bedford;
Howard & Foster (Brockton No 80 Bedford; W.
Ireson & Co.. No. Columbia; l. y. Keith & Co elm
wood) No. 50 Bedford ;. Keith a Co., iObbers, No
II Bedford; Lynn Boot and slipper Company, No
Columbia; H. T. Marshall (BrocktOn No 80 Bedford
Adolph Meyer t Co.. No. ~ Bedford Carried stock
in store; George II. Nichols (IIaverhilD, No. - Bed
ford j. A. Parker & Co. CIarlbOro) No. Columbia
B. J. Patton Uynn), No. l Columbia Perkins Il Joyce
(Brockton), No. l Columbia; Joshua H. Putnam C}ev-
eryl No. 80 Bedford Rogers & Webber lynn, No. l
Columbia; Royce Gaf, No. 50 Bedford, Carried stock
r,bber goods and slippers Stimson stephen
son Shoe Manufacturing Company, No. n
Bedford W. X. NJ Tcnney iobber, No. l Columbia;
L. W. Tyler manufacturing agent, No n BEDFORD
Walker d Brown (Woroeser. No 50 Bedford; Woon-
socket Rubber Company, No. go Bedford Carried
stock of rubber goods Myron Woodbury. (Beverly),
No 50 Bedford. Boot and shoe hndngs-Brockton
Last Company, No. 81 Bedford Herbert. Rapp &
Co., No 81 Bedford National Thread Company, no.
Al Kingston: q. o. Patton Il Co. (Brocktonl, NO.
IL Bedford Shoe manufacturing tools Blakeley
Furnishing Machine, No. l Columbia; George Ii.
Clark No. l Columbia Duprey & Tuagas, No. 10
Bedford; Lofts Shiving Machine, No Columbia Shoe
Finding Machine Company, No. Columbia; Wheeler
& Cummings, No. 1 Columbia; Woodward Wright,
No 1 Columbia.
Leather houses-tt g. Solomon, of Newark, n. j.,
carried a large stock of leather in the shoe and
Leather Exchange, which total loss. In the
same building J. s. Bamett & Bros, Of Little Falls,
n Y, carried stock OF calfskins, also a total
loss.
Following Is partial list Of other business losses
and insurance so far ascerained
Bedford-st.-Walker. SuetSon. Sawyer Company I'm
porers and jobbers of hosiery gloves etc. loss about
1900 600, Insurance about 500 600; Taylor Bros
hats and caps stock loss about 100000 insurance
about ~ 900; Brown, Durrell & Co., loss about
100000: Joseph ID. Ellis. collars and cuffs; Myer
d BOnnfeld, underwear.
Chauncey -st.-Four story freestone building Fairly,
Harvey ~ Co., smith, Hogg d Gardner. Lawrence
& CO.. and Sawyer, Manning & Co.. Thomas Christian
wholesale hosiery, gloves and small wares three-stor
freestOne front building Sanborn & Ham, carpets Bos-
ton Comfort Company. Hiram Emery. lumber dealer:
b. :. Luther, clothing manufacturers two-story brick
building, Sanbom Ham a. Co.. carpets and ocloths:
cOnd floor. Oluet, Conn q Co.. collars and shirts
IN III hoor William Keith, iewery. Graat Warren g.
Blanchard; Ewing Bros notions, Byfeli Wooen Mills
two-sory granite. samuel Williams aud Br sham
d Co. first floor: II. 4. Austin. Neyins IL Co.. wool J.
Worthen, +. H. Goodwin, TORI Y a Underhil 5. slater
a sons. ii. NJ. Bradstreet, II. Fuller Il Co.. 4. King
brook, VI. l.. Strong & Co., and Demick & Austin.
TWO FIR EMFN REPORTED LOST.