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The Daily Dispatch: August 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], Destructive fire in New York. (search)
been confirmed, as neither of the men have since been soon or heard from. McKenzie was an Englishman, between 70 and 80 years of age — a well educated, intelligent gentleman, and who had at one time been secretary and aid-decamp to the Duke of Wellington during his Peninsula campaign. Simmons was a much younger man, was also an Englishman, and engaged in the fruit business. Capt. Munk, also a boarder at the establishment who has been in the city for some time on recruiting business, was taken by water, will probably reach $150,000. Among the sufferers occupying the other buildings are C. W. Baker, printer, loss $70,000, insurance $35,000, G. C. White, envelope manufacturer, $15,000, insurance, $10,000; Messrs. Thorp, dealers in upholstery, &c., loss $8,000, fully insured; F. E. Wellington, importer of brass, loss $8,000, insured. There were also a number of other sufferers. Three of the buildings belonged to the estate of the late James Connor and were insured for $26,000.