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litastie*8-beaeieiffieseL'Orsleleieornut of 5 be Mielr I/OnncmiiikI theAmonnt of ItiMirHouv,Hyraciisk, X. Y„ March 14 ~[ By I tilted Press, j—The principal losses bv to-day a tire were m follows:,The Hogan block, a six story building, was first burned. The center store was occupied by Hler Lighton. cigar manufacturers, and the next by Maurice P. Wnlslie, hardware. Thomas P. Hogan's lose on the block Is $40,000, lu-d*(^uce ®K.TO; Hler A Lighton loss StaiJOO, lug u ran re $12,000; Maurice P. \\ alsliw lose $15,000, insureuce $10,000. The four-story building next east was next burned. It was also owned by Hogan, valued at $0,000, and the Insurance Is $0,000. Cahill Brothers, bakers, lose $2,300, with $1,400 insurance. The Alsopp furnace company, ions $10,000, nearly covered by insurance. C’hryst Sell I have $a),000 insurance add claim that their km will exceed the insurance. The United States hotel, owned by DanielOke, loss$10,000. The Van Rensselaer block,owned by Wm.Ayers,and the Seneca house, loss on building $00,000. Insurance $22,000. Several tenants lost small amounts. David ■ Davis owned the next building east and the loss Is put at $20,000. John F. Kau If matin owned the three-story next; his loss is $lo,000. I. J. Davis, broker, I cm $0,000; Insurance $1,600. W. C. Tucker, furniture, loss $10,000. The brown stone Fay block, loss $26,000. partly insured,rhe Syracuse Supply Co., loss $85,000. lusured for $26,000. The branch of Park Bros., of Pittsburg, had a stook of $12,000, insurance $1,000. Other losses here amount to $50,000.In the Montgomery street Ore the blocks burned were The Journal, the Roacoe, the Yates and Montgomery flats, and a part of the Uandee house. Occupants of these bulldlugs lost about *1(7,000, partially lusured. Kinney Doolittle, liquors, loss $20,000,1 Insurance $10,000. The heaviest loss in the Washington street tire Is on the Montgomery. The buildings were owned by the \ates estate and the loss Put at $300,000, with inatii'auee of $100,000. The hundred tenants lose $50,000, partly insured. The Journal company estimates Its loss at $00,-000, with $45,000 Insurance. The Christian Cook block was valued at] $25,o00 and the insurance is $8,000,B, W. Kosf-oe. owner of the Roscoe block, puts his loss at $55,000 with $4*,000 Insurance, Mr, Hoscoe Is the city treasurer, George 8. Friend, house furnishing goods, loss $eo,(KX), with $40,000 insurance. Other lossesby this fire are about $50,000.Hiisr-et-r.idgrs0-isd1-d
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Mansfield Evening News
Mansfield, Ohio, US
Sun, Mar 15, 1891
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