The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-16

Waverly-ave., j. H PEPPER $500; 141
Greene-ave.. corner Waverly, Joseph NJ.
Hart, $4,000; 143 Greene-ave., Mrs. Cath
crime Crawford, boarding house. $1,000;
LAB Greene-ave.. unoccupied, $500; 147
Greene-ave.. Mrs. Margaret Crawford,
1880; 149 Greene-ave., DR.. j. +. Atwood,
81 500; 404 Washington-ave., George II.
Harvey, $4,000; 4O2 Washington-ave.,
DR.. Kretchmare, $4,000; 400 Washington
ave, unoccupied, owned by Geo. H.
Harvey, $4,000: 395 Westinghouse,
corner of Greene, Freedom G.. Smith,
$1,000; Summerfield methodist church,
corner Of Washington and Greene-aves.,
the Rev. H. Welsch, $4,000; 371 Waverly-
ave, G.. w. Evans, $1,000; 399 Waverly-
ave-. unoccupied, owned by Mr.. Sails
bury. $500; 365 Waverly-ave., stable of
w. H. Childs, $500. Other buildings
were slightly damaged.
The loss on the hotel Regent is placed
at Ss50.0OO by the manager, but this will
be largely Increased by the individual
loss to the guests. The loss on the
church is not far short of $500. 900.
Russell Sage, who has a mortgage of
S125,000 on the church property, and is
also the owner of the site on which 1t
stood. is fully insured.
Mr.. Sage said this evening: 1T is
probable that the people Of Brooklyn will
come forward with a big subscription.
The insurance viii cover the rest. II
they want to rebuild / will put no OBJ
stacle in their way. In other words,
viii let the debt and interest stand over
for an indefinite period. Let them re-
build on the insurance money and what
they raise in subscriptions and in
other ways. l have nothing but the
deepest sympathy for the church and its
people, and above all 1 am imbued with
the deepest affection and admiration for
DR.. Talmage, who has been my dose
personal friend for many years. On this
7 Vui11 Ia oil I IN holm them -
VIII Rebuild on Another Site.
The trustees of the tabernacle tonight
decided to rebuild the church. but not on
the same plan. The insurance, the re-
ceipts and the money realized from the
sale of the present site would enable
them to pay off all their debts. Then,
according to the plan, they would raise
100000. and within a year would begin
TO build. About SIC, 900. it was thought.
would be sufficient to pay for site, and
a less expensive building would be
erected.
tour around the world should begin to-
morrow as arranged. He will start in
the evening for Philadelphia and pro-
coed from there to Atlanta, Ga. After
visiting some southern cities he Will
go 10 San Francisco and sail from there
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Zealand, Australia, India, Spain, En-
gland and other foreign countries.
1t was impossible tonight TO ascertain
the amount of insurance, but il is be
lieved that the loss is far in excess Of
the insurance. II was learned, however,
that there was $4,000 on the tabernacle
in the Liverpool and London and Globe,
the Royal, the Phoenix Of Hartford and
Phoenix of Brooklyn and the residences
damaged We're fully covered.
During the excitement a gang of
thieves entered the residence of COun-
sellOr Hurst on the corner of Greene
and Clinton-aves. They drove the fam
lily out, despite the resistance Of Walter
Hurst, the son of the owner. The
thieves took a basket full of silverware,
about five hundred dollars worth Of
jewelry and other articles valued at