Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-08
THE BURNED BUILDINGS
LIST OF THE WAREHOUSES DE
STRoYED BY THE BIG FIRE.

The business houses which were totally
destroyed or were seriously damaged are
as follows:
WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
No 2-J. Stewart Macdonald jewelry,
stock removed; NJ Kohner, wholesale jew
eler; Charles Ericsson, matchmaker; J. r.
koob, manufacturing jewellery; Sadlers,
Broyant STATIONS Business College.
Nos. and G-M. II. Bear, shoes.
No S-The Globe, gents furnishings; II.
Wurtzburger & Sons. proprietors.
Nc 1O-L. Hamburger boots and shoes.
No. 12-Giles W. Quarles & Co, china
and glassware
No. 1i-Cushing Company, stationers and
printers.
No. lev. II. Brandau, toys and novel;
ties; S. II. Turnbull jr. & Co, furniture
Nos. Is and 20-J. II. TurnbuIl jr, G. Co,
furniture.
No: 22-Nathan Greenwald. manufactur-
er or ladies' clothing; Louis Steele & Co,
ciothins and gents furnishings; L. l..
Trimming Hat Company
NO. I'll. h Miller Safe and Iron Works
l.. Boettgheimer & Motter, wholesale mil
lInery
No. ga Frank G. Sons. tajlors Trim
mings; b. Rosenbush & Co., clothing and
gents furnishings
No. 3O-McCaddin & McElwee, pictures,
frames and art goods.
No. 32-J Hartzbere e. Co wholesa l.,
clothing
No. aLVacant building, formerly occu-
pied by Gushing COMPANY
No. 36-Five-story; G. s. Griffith G. Co
furniture and carpets
No. 3s-Five-story; Baltimore News Com
pany; Albert Stems & Co, children's cloak
manufacturers and shirt waists
No. D-Eichengreen & Well wholesale
boots and shoes; Henry Myer & Co, stor-
age or shirts and piece goods.
No 42-Five-story; Henry Myer & Co..
shirt manufacturers; Charles G.. Crooks
Company, Jewelry; James J. Fay, sample
stock clothing
No 4A-Ffve-story: John Murphy Com
pany, printers and stationers
No 46-Four-story: Strauss Manufacture
ing Company, wholesale clothing; J. S.
Frank, sample stock clothing; William
W1gley, musical Instruments; Empire
Cloak Company
Nos. 4S to 5O-Four-story brick; H. H.
Kuhlmann & Co, shoe dealers; Louis
Young, saloon; B. Moses, wholesale UNI
brellaS
Nos so to 5s-James Rappeport. whole
sale clothing; S. I. Rodberg, jewelry; VIII
liam F. Kissing, jewelry; Western Union
Telegraph Office.
No. 101-Ades Brothers, umbrella manu-
factUrers
Fred Hand & Son. wholesale clo.hiers
II. Freedman. barber.
No 1O3-A Hoff & Sen. wholesale cloth
ing.
Brnbaum, cigar store
Cecilia liable. cigars and tobacco
No 1o5-Douglass, Henry & Co., under
wear and knit goods.
No. 1O7-Grief & Brother.
No. 1O9-Maas & kemper.
No 111-Florence w. MacCarthy Com
pany. wholesale notions.
No. 113-Thalheimer & Brother. whole
sale clothing.
No. 115-Fisher Brothers. wholesale ana
retail LIQUORS.
SHERMAN & Todes storage of dry goods
No. 111-Silberman & Todes
NO. 1l9-NeW warehouses not yet
pied, formerly occupied by Allen & Soa,
burned out about a year ago.
No. 123-M. Moses & Son merchant tai
No. 125-J. Goldsmith & Son, wholesale
clothing.
Sugar Shear. wholesale clothing and
furnishing goods.
Nos. 1 to 3-Oehm's Acme Hail. clothing
manufactur
Nos. > to 7-Consolidated Gas Company.
Nos . to 11-Armstrong, Gator & Co,
straw goods. notions. &c.
Nos Is to 1J-Weigert & Co, retail shoes.
Steger Brothers trunks. &c.
Dowell. Helm & Co.. notions. &C.
Boyd Rubber Company.
Regal shoe store.
Dulauey & Co.
Likes Berwanger e. Co, clothiers.
HuYleT'S candy store.
g. r. S3dtler & Co, jewelers.
j. Seth Hopkins. glassware.
knabe piano storeroOms-
William J. Miller. ieweler.
Samuel Hunt, leather goods.
BloXom shoe store.
O'Ccnnell & Bannon. saloon.
Bank of Baltimore.
New York Clothing House.
Samuel Kirk & Son, jewelers..
Southern railway office.
Stag lunch room.
Lucas Brothers.
B. & O. building.
W. L. Douglas shoe store.
Walsh Brothers & Co., jewelers..
Mcpherson & Co, mems furnishings.
Burt & Packard. shoe house.
Hennegen & Bates, jewellers.
Henry Schwartz, toy store
William Lohmyer, mems furnishings.
R. z. Grover. shoe store
Adams Express building.
International Trust Company.
Kirwans. shirt makers.
The James Armser Company, jewelers.
The Hub.
Thomas & Thompson, druggists.
The Baltimore News.
Boston shoe stores.
Alexander Brown & Co. bankers.
EAST BALTIMORE.
Nos. to 3-Douglas Shoe Company
Herman Knoop, saloon.
pbiladelphia Dental parlorS