The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-09
FIRMS BURNED OUT
BY THE GREAT FIRE

Baltimore, Feb. s.-The following is
+be latest list of the business places
destroyed, with a rough estimate of
+be losses, where obtainable. Where
several firms are grouped. the loss
given is the total to the building:
John E. Hurst, dry goods. s1.5OO,OOO,
over 100000 in insurance.
Vacant building, $4,000.
William Koch, Importing Company,
loss $15O,OO0.
Samuel D. Goldberg, pants; F. and
Charles Burger, clothing, $4,000.
The Daniel Miller Company, dry
goods. 81, SOC, 900; carry more than ST.
moo 900 in insurance on contents.
Dixon Bartlett Company, shoes, $175,-
900.
Joynes, witze & Co., hats and caps,
100000.
spragins, Buck & Co., shoes, $125,OOO
Cohen Adler Shoe Company, $125,OOo.
L. S. Fiteman, ladies' wrappers;
Jacob Seligman, paper; and Nathan
Rosen, ladies' cloaks. 100000.
MOrCOus CdtlluelS q w. UOOlS anu
shoes, and Strauss Bros. storage, $780,
O0O.
Baltimore Rubber Company. $135,OOO
Guggenheimer, We'll & Co., lithog-
raphers and printers, $125,OO0.
NJ. Friedman & Sons, clothing, and
f. Schleunes, cloths, $15OO00.
Swartz Toy Company, 100000.
A Federleicht & Sons, cloths, $4,000.
Whitaker's saloon, $4,000.
C. j. Stewart & Sons, hardware, $685.
900.
O'Connell & Bannon, saloon, $4,000.
National Exchange Bank, building,
S75,OOO contents, $4,000.
S. Lowman & Co., clothing, $125,O00.
John E. Hurst & Co., storage, $685.
Findlay, Roberts & Co, hardware,
Lawrence & Gold Shoe Company,
and Bates Hat Company. $125,OOO.
S. Ginsberg & Co., clothing, $125,000.
Winklemann & Brown Dry Goods
Company, $125,G00.
R. NJ. sutton & Co., dry goods, ST.
100000.
Chesapeake Shoe Company, $780, 1000.
facturers, $15O.O00.
S. Halet & Co, boots and shoes, $14O,-
900.
Strauss Bros, dry goods, $25O,OOO.
A. c. Meyer & Co., patent medicines,
$15O,00O.
Matthews Bros, paper box manufac-
turers, $4,000.
Strauss, Eiseman & Co., shirt man
ufacturers, $150,000
North Bros. az Strauss, building,
$4,000; stock, about $4,000.
Standard Suspender Company, and
Daniel A. Boone 6, Co., liquors, 100000.
Bradley, Kirkman. Reese Company,
paper, $4,000
George A. Eitel, neckwear manufac-
turers: Charles L. Linviet and J. j,
Murphy sewing silks, $4,000.
Mcdonald & Fisher, wholesale paper,
100000.
Wiley, Bruster & Co., dry goods, and
f. w. & E. A. Dammann, cloth, $125,-
000
Henry Oppenheimer & Co., cloth
ing, and VanSant, Jacobs & Co., shirts,
$175,O 900.
Joseph R. stonebraker & Co., liquors.
$4,000.
Lewis Lauer & Co... shirts, 100000.
Chapman Shoe Manufacturing Com
pany, and Diggs, Curwin & Co., shoes,
100000.
Mendel Bros, ladies' wrappers, $685.
OOO
Blankenburg, German & Co., no.
lions, $125,0O0
Leon, Keene & Co, ladies' cloaks,
and Henry Pretzfelder & Co., boots and
shoes, $125000
Hopkins Place Savings Bank, $4,000
Cohen & Samuels, hats and caps
$4,000
Farnold & Sons, surgical instruments,
100000
Michael Aubach & Sons, clothing.
$25O,0O0.
Marburg Bros, tobacco, 100000
United Shirt and Collar Company,
$4,000
Mack Bros. & Mack, clothing, and
John A. Griffith & Co., tailors' trim
mings, 100000.
Standard Manufacturing Company
and Elias Coplan, neckwear manufac-
turers, $75,00O
Reliable Pants Manufacturing Com