The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-30
ST. AUGusTINE's BIG FIRE.



the Insurance Companies.
st. Augustine, Fla. March 29.-The peo-
pie to-day have been viewing the ruins OF
yesterdays fire and counting the cost.
The loss is fully s2OOO0O. as stated this
morning. with small Insurance.
The insurance losses in NJ. r. Cooper $
agency are:
F. p. Carcaba, cigar factory. Hipolita
street. on stock. $500 in the Hamburg
Bremen. $500 in the American, Of New
York, and 5000 in the Aetna-$s.OOO
Genovar Bros. 4 Co, cigar factory.
Charlotte street. on stock. $1,000 in Ameri-
can Of New York and $1,000 in the Orient.
and also $500 in the latter company on
fixtures. The fire did not reach this fac
tory but the loss in moving stock amounts
to $500.
DR.. Thomas A. Pacetti. dwelling and
furniture on cuna street. 81 500 in the
Phoenix of Hartford. 500 on dwelling and
$500 on furniture In the Hartford, and $50
on furniture and SIS on summer house
in the Orient.
Estate of Joseph p. Pacetti, $500 on
Charlotte street dwelling in Niagara, elo0
on dwelling and 500 on cottage in the
Pennsylvania.
Frank A. Demedicis. $500 on dwelling
In the Aetna.
Hugh l. Willoughby, of Newport, r. l.,
5000 on dwelling and $1,000 on furniture
in the Hartford.
r. E. Kuhn, on stock. $500 in the Lam
caster of England.
Mrs. B. Kuhn, on furniture, $500. in the
Orient
F. Linaris, furniture, $3.50 in the Amer
lean of New York
Daniel H. Allen. dwelling on Bay front.
$3.50 in Lancaster.
Mrs. Smethurst. dwelling $4,000, furnl-
ture $500, and wearing apparel $500, in
Hartford
Harriet sheman, dwelling, Charlotte
street $500, and $500 on furniture, in
Phoenix of Hartford
Philip v. Capo, 5000. on dwelling, cor
ner Bay and Cuna streets, in Hartford.
Mrs. Lorenzo Allen, dwelling on Bay
street $1,000, and $1,000 on Charlotte street
house and home.
Mrs. J. L. Coburn. 5000 on furniture. in
Providence Of Washington.
Mrs. Jennie Crandall, dwelling on Bay.
$3.50, in Hartford.
Total in Cooper agency, $s7. .475.
Col II. T. Baya has $1,000 insurance
(not placed here) on the Baya house, oc-
cupied by Mrs. Julia A. Bagett.
In Frank Handlers agency are:
r. f. Kuhn, on stock. $500, in the Con-
tinental in New York, $500 in the British
American England, and $500 in the Spring
field Fire and Marine.
A. ]. Watts, $500 on stock in the Green
witch, N. Y.
Total in Hamblen's agency, $1,000.
Total insurance, $39,575.
A canvass Of the insured shows that
less than one-fourth of their property
was covered by insurance, making their
loss, S1l2,425.
The uninsured Losses are: Bunting, on
warehouse, $1,000.
Misses Gomez and Bartola Genovar lose
on house and furniture. $4,000; Verinaneio
SancheZ's loss on his ice house and two
other houses amounts to 5000.
Senator Frank b. Genovar loses about
$500 on furniture.
The Misses Andrea lose about Sc, ,00O
The B. c. Masters estate lost two
houses and their contents. The loss on
the houses, furniture, etc, reaches about
$1,000.
Mrs. C. Lopez and Emanuel Lopez lost
their household effects-about $500
j. NJ. Stewart, a winter resident, re-
siding in the house next on the north of
the Medicis house, loses $4,000.
Tony Ximanies lost furniture and bar
much more in stock.
A. ]. Burgess, the inventor, loses on
two houses and their contents $4,000
James Renwicks loss is about 81 500.
T. A. Russelrs loss on his house Zoe
cupied by Tony Ximanies) is about 5000.
The loss of Mrs. Julia Baggett on the
furniture of herself and daughter and
Mrs. M. Z. Carpenter is about $1,000.
"Bosse" Munson's loss on two houses
and their contents on Charlotte street
amounts to 5000.
Ignatius Lopez and his tenant, Tebe
Benet, lose about 5000.
Emanuel Andrea. Mrs. J. S. Relf, Joseph
Canova, Mrs. Felix Pacetti, the Geno-
vars, by loss Of store building; Charles
Cox, loss of grocery stock; W. Hinch and
w. Markle, John Masters, tools, etc
Philip SaIano, Segui and other tenants,
including many cigarmakers and their
families, lost on an average of $1,000. This
will swell the total loss to fully 5000 600.
The members of the st. Augustine Golf
Club voted to-day to forego their ladies'
tournament to-day and devote the cost
OF the prizes to the relief of the fire suf-
ferers.
Following are subscribers to the
relief fund started with Charles
w. Henry's $40 last night
Bacchus Club, $50: Mrs. Deborah Shedd,
$50; Col. J. A. c. Gray, $50; James Rem
wick. $50; Mrs. Agnes Dinares. $50; Samuel
Maddox, $50; E. p. Harper, $50; Mrs J..
G. Wetmore, $25; Mrs. G. A. Waterbury,
$25; c. Fleishman so; Charles Fleashman.
$40; Col Delaney Floyd Jones, $40; S..
Wendt, $40; Mrs. John d. JONES' 800. It
is rumored that several ladies and gentle
men are to rebuild the old Coquina cottage
for the Misses Andres, who have not a
dollar.
The st. Augustine Evening Press started
a subscription list this morning
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