Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-30
Is the Grand Total of Losses by
 St, Augustine's Blaze.
THE INSURANCE VERY SMALL.
Subscription Lists Started for s Relief of the Sufferers.
 List of Losses.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 29.-The people today have been viewing the ruins of yesterdays fire and counting the cost. The loss is fully S20O, ,00O, as stated this morning, with small insurance.
 The losses in M. K. Cooper's agency are F. P. fCaraba, cigar factory, Hipolita street, on stock s25o0; Hamburg. Bremen S25oO, American of New York s200O and Aetna SS00O.
 Genovar Brothers cigar factory. Char lotte street, on stock 5000 in the American of New York and 5000 in the Orient, and $500 in the latter company on futures. The fire did not reach this factory, but the losa in moving the stock amounts to S590. Dr. Thomas A. Pacetti, dwelling and furniture, on Cuua street, $500 ia Phenix of Hartford; S7O0 on dwelling and $500 on fnrniture in the Hartford; $50 on furniture and S75 on the summer house in the Orient.
 Store of Joseph R. Pacetti, $500 on the Charlotte street dwelling in the Niagara, S100 on the dwelling and s200 on the cottage in the Pennsylvania.
 Frank A. Demde dis, s25oO on his dwelling ln the Aetna.
 Hugh L. Willoughby of Newport, R. l., S2090 on dwelling and 5000 on furniture in the Hartford.
 R. N. Kuhn, on stock $500 in the Lan- caster of England.
 Mrs. B. Kuhn, $500 on furniture in the Orient.
 F. Linaris, S450 on furniture in the American of New York.
 Daniel H. Allen, dwelling on Bay front, $1500 in the Lancaster.
 Mrs. Smethurst, dwelling S4000, furni- ture S1500 and wearing apparel S500 in the
 Harriet Sheman, dwelling on Charlotte street, $1500 and $500 on furniture in the Phenix of Hartford.
 rniR g " Capo 5000 on dwslug S. as4y ford.
 Mrs. Lorenzo Allen, dwelling on Bay front $t000, and 5000 ou Charlotte street house and home.
 Mrs. J. l.. Coburn, $500 on furniture in the Providence, Washington.
 Mrs. Jennie Crandell, dwelling on Bay front, $500 in the Hartford.
 Total in Cooper's agency, S37, 475.
 Col. H. T. Baya has S2000 insurance (not by Mrs. Julia A. Bagett.
 In Frank Hamblen s agency are: K. D. Kuhn, on stock $500 in the Continental of New York, $500 in the British American ana $500 in the Springfield Fire and Ma rine.
 A. J. Watts s5o0 on stock in the Green. wichzof New York; total 5000.
 Total insurance $39, 475.
 canvass of the Insured shows that less tud1 OuS-LOuTtu Oi tuciE pTOpcIby Wdb CON- cred by insurance, making their loss Sl12,- 425. he uninsured losses are:
 Bunting, on warehouse, loss $4000. Misses G)mez and Bartola Gsnovar lose on house anu furniture S6oO0; verianeio San cheza, loss ou ice house and two other houses amounts to 5000.
 Senator Frank E. Genovar loses about S6U0 on furniture. The Misses Andrea lose about s6000. TheB. c. Masters estate lost two houses and contents. The loss on houses, furniture, etc., reaches about $3000 Mrs. C. Lopez and Emanuel Lopez lost their household effects-about s60O.
 J. M. Stewart, winter resident, resid- ing in he house next on the north of the lost furniture and Dar-room fixtures amounting to s6lC0, and as much more in stock.
 A. J. Burgess, the inventor, loses on two houses and contents S40o0. James Rem wick's loss is about s15O0. T. A. Russell's loss on house (one occupied by Tony Kim anles) is about 5000. Mrs. Julia Baggett, loss on furniture of self and daughter and Mrs. M. B. Carpenter is about 5000.
 Boss Munson's losses on two houses and contents on Charlotte street amount to $5000.
 Ignatius Lopez and tenant, Tobe Benet, lose about ssooo. Emanuel Andrea, lix Pacetti, the Genovars, by loss of store building, Charles Cox, loss of grocery stock. w. Hinch and W. Markle, John Mastere, tooiss etc., fhllip Salano, Segul and other tenants, including many cigar makers and their families, lost on an aver age 5000. This will swell the total loss to fully $200, ,000.
 The members of the St. Augustine Golf club voted today to forego their ladies' tournament today and devote the cost of the prizes to the relief of the fire sufferers.
 The following are subscribers to the re-. lief fund started with Mrs. Charles w. Henry,s S20 last night: Bacchus club, $50; Mrs. Deborah snedd, $50; Col. J. A. c. Gray, $50; James Renwick, $50; Mrs. Az nes Dinares, $50; Samuel Maddox, 1850; E. B. Harper, S50; Mrs. J. c. Wetmors, S25; MT Mrs; 70 Q. A: Waterbury. s2S; Q; Fieishman, Floyd Jones, S10i g. Weudt, s10; Mrs. John D. Jones, $100.
 It Is rumored that several ladies and gem tlemen are to rebuild the old Coqunina cottage for the Misses Andrea, who have not dollar.
 The St. Augustine Evening Press started subscription list this morning.