The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-29
MARKET STREET RUINS.


ing is nearly complete list of the wrecked
buildings:
AT No. 9o+ the roof and upper story are
off. J. NJ. GREGORY owns the building,
which was occupied by Mrs. Vever Hess as
a saloon.
No. 9j6, occupied by A. w. Eb5en as
shoe store. was haily damaged in the rear.
No person was hurt.
At No. 9l0, aijoining VILE Bros meat
market. there is a bad loss on tho building,
but the family escaped injgry.
The roof was torn from No 9lf, which
was occupied by j. G. Gohiks as shoe
store. No person was injured.
The third floor of n D. 990 was crushed in
and the tobacco factory of -Kremelberg q
Co. was ruiled,
AZ No. 922, occupied by q. Hirsh as a dry
goods store, the roof Is Off
At No. 924, occupied by a. Simons, the
roof is or and the rear wall down.
At No. 930, occupied by A. Shellberg, a
merchant tailor, the house is crushed in.
Nobody was hurt.
No. 932, occupied by A. J. Glover, and
No. 93l. occupied by the w. b. Trumbo
Company as furniture house, are demol-
ished to the first floor The fact that the
occupants were all in the store below saved
their lives.
No 936 was occupied by A. T. We'll as a
dry goods store, and Otto Huber above.
The families are safe, bat the house is
badly damaged.
Three new buildings were being erected
at Nos. 940. 942 and Oh. The walls were
blown down.
No. 9IS, meat shop, was depnolisho1; ns
was also the Globe millinery house at No.
$50
At Z. D. Gill's place, on ths southeast
corner OF Tenth and Market streets, the rear
OF the house. was blown in.
G.. W. Becker grocer, occupied No.
1890 West Market street. The house is
total wreck, but the family IS safe.
A. Moss 65 Son, dealers in chinaware, oc-
cupied No. 1909, West Market street. The
house is ruined
No 1904. occupied by B. Goldsmith as a
dry goods store, and No. 1906, occupied by
Malloy Bros, de llers in teas aud coffee,
wore blown down, but the families are
safe
No 1903, occupied by Isaac Staughton,
dealer in furnishing goods, is complete
wreck.
No. 1910, occupied by NJ. Cohen, a mer-
chant tailor, is uttorly demolished. The
ia nily S safe.
No. 1912, Antonio Corlezs fruit place. is
ruipel No pers IN was hurt.
No. 10lS, occupied by Montgomery g.
Bailey as a candy factory, was demolished
in the rear.
Nos. 1929 and 1929 were very little dam
aged.
house, is demolished above the first Il or
and in the rear No one was injured.
No. 102S is occupied by Baisch 81 Co,
dealers in wall paper. The upper part of
the house is ruined.
No. 1880, occupied by the Misses Kubaugh
as a dry goods house, Is ruined No one
was injured.
No. 1882 was occupied by the Dutton In
stallment Company, dealers in furniture
Tho rear and middle Of the establishment is
cru she'd in.
No. 1884 was occupied by George W.
ca caden. The rear is down, aud tho house
ruined above the first foor
No. 1898 was occupied by Frank Mettler,
a i9weler. The rear Of tho establishment is
demolished.
N S. 1910 aud 1919 were occupied by f.
Heigneg a cainaware store. Tne houses
are ruiJed, being entirely blown in in the
rear.
No 1914. corner of Eleventh street, was
occupied by A. B. Tooney. grocer. The
whole rear and big warehouse adjoining
was razed to the ground.
No. HOO was rented by FL. A. Pfeffings,
druggist. The building is wrecked above
and the store is badly damaged.
No. 1l02. Val. Knapp's hardware build
ing, IS entirely down in the roar.
No. ll04 was occupied by the Great Allan
tic and Pacific Tea Company on the grou ii
floor and jerome 3. Currau and Frank B.
: igger above. The building is wrecked
The occupants were rescued by ladders
after the front wall had been blown out.
Mrs. S5igger was hurt.
No. l106 was occupied by Fred Baler, a
dealer in stoves aud tinware. The build
ing is comoletely wrecked in the rear and
above the first floor.
No. 1105 vas Shubach e. Bros wall
paper establishment. Tee wind entered
the back and ran through Nos 40S and 40
Eleventh street. The whole place is in
ruins.
The buildings from No. 100 to No. 110s
Wes Market street belong to H. Schiehman,
and they are nearly complete loss.
No. ITO was occupied By Frank Corso, a
dealer in fruits. Tue rear and upper pirt
is demolished.
No. lIl3 was occupied by B. Hickman, a
dealer in boots and shoes, on the ground
floor, and by A. Hoffman and Louis Whit
man as q residence above The building is
ruined, and Mrs. Whitman was probably
fatally injured by jumping from a third
floor front window.
No lila vas occupied by M. B. Stern
berger, merchant tailor. The building is
badly wrecked. His ia uily IS safe
NO. Al 10 Was UccuDleu Dy f1arD5f % son,
dealers in toys aud stationery. The build
ing is a wreck in the rear, but no one was
injured.
No. lib, A. L1utzer e. Son, jewelers.
Building down in rear; store badly dam
aged.
No. 1920, Phillip Harmon, saloon. The
place is nearly completely ruined
No. 1922, L. Simm, Jr., batter. The
house IS smashed to fragments. Two Of
Mr.. Simm's chillrea were killed, and Mrs.
Slnm was injured.
Nos 1926, 1928 and 1880 were the Falls
city hall, aud also had f. J. schoea & Sons
as occupants. It is total wreck, with
heavy loss of life.
No. l133, G. Winter, saloon. The build
ing is wrecked in the rear. No one was in
jured.
No 1874. c. J. scAanz, druggist. The
building is wrecked in the rear. No one
WIS Aurt,
No 1885, @. Lazarus, dry goods. The
building IS damaged in the rear, but the
occupants escaped without injury.
No. 1913, corner OF Twe!ft st eet. T. II.
Watkins q Co., grocer. The building is
badly damaged ia the rear aud side. Mr..
Watkins had leg b.ok n.
No. Az Eleventh street. James MeliOtt,
residence. The rear is demolished, but no
one was injured.
Nos. IA and 4lG Tenth street escaped
with but sli2ht damage
no as Eleventh street. occupied by a
iiaTFo1m and grocery q c9nDlntt = ruiuaH