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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11
Ocr(C6icOeneS.
Monar6ie unS Nepmblifanismu s
i'm Sample in Snb= Mmerifa.

i'm Sample in Smb= Mmerifa.
Der aries, psldcn bas aaiiertbum 9milieu
lit Srrtubuns nit bsn liihliben "a plata SIC.
putifen SeSrn Yarasuay fiibrt unp wprin taS
vegtrre bis jeBt cine 70 srpbe Sapferfeit unt
9Siprritanesfraft brwicien bat, purbe lnseiibr
I'M ticlebe 3eit beSpnnen, ais bic Spanie,
ibren Sneit nit Ycru une Gbili auiinssn
gfidt pbne @runp lcbt man barin MIR cine
rinSclne @ruberuns tines srcbsn semeiniamsn
planS, welder Napplepn su leinem Saupt bat,
um an bic Stsae ameritauii9er &sputlifsn
SaS aSnistbum sn lsgsm.
Die fransTiiide 9npaiicn @ericc's, bic Gr-
pberuns Opminieps SritenS Spanisn's unb
eellen arir9 im pacifc - unb l9lisBlid Der
aampf Srailisn'S sesen ieinen rsputIifaniidsn
gtahtar, fpdren MIR cin3clne Sbadsii9e eineS
ppbliiberlesten Spiels, Won tenen jcsp6 bic
erltsrsn eifeftlps blieten, unb bic leBtern Gb
wabrl9sinIi6 lebr balo cbenfalls ais mibsliid-
te berausiteaen ,pirb.
Gs it prn Nnbesinn breauptet tpprben, tab
SraiIlien ten Striee nur fibre I'm bic &epubli-
fen am Ga plata gu unteripden. Durb ben
Sprwanp, bab es nur ben ga plata Strpm bent
allsemeinsn panbel UHncn tppae, ppsesen pa-
rasuaY iit wiberirBe, tpubte es bic &epublifsn
an Der Miinouns bisies srcben Strpmes su
IlIiirtcn su 9epinnen Sielei6t beitimmte e
aud Surbt Spr tem 8ailerreit, baS burb Gin-
milbuns in bic pulitiIGen Biren llrusuays
bort feFen Sup sefabt bate = unb sbeniu bic
gButb sesen ben DiftatUr Yarasuap's.
DAP SraFlien bsi oieiem 8ries nur AT Gr.
pteruns unp gerni9tuns jensr &epubliten,
nur an cine mcnarbiide Oiftatur am ga Ylata
benft 1T tiisli6 ben characterization &epub-
fanern Tim 70 flarer scipprpen, ba bic braIlia-
niiben Diplpmaten gar ni6t mebr earan pen-
fen, tieIe ibre Mbiibten 81 SerbeimliGen. So
fraste ber @eianbtc 9raTltens ben @eiantten
Der arsentiniiben &epublif fir Uruguay, Oh es
nidt an per l3cit iei, bas leBtsre eanb cber bic
proSin, GntrcS &iOS benz 8aiierreid SraIilien
einsassrleiben. Nls her 0elanbte f6 iibsr
bieie MeuBerungen erltaunt sei9te ipuree tbm
crpiebert bab feline 9ssieruns lansit um ber-
artise ylGne wilir.
Die &esieruns BON peru bat jeBt ein Gircu.
Iari6reiben an ibre @sianpten seri6tst tpcrin
iie ben aries 9raliliens sesen parasaaY Sffent-
lid ais einen aampf bss StSnistbums sesen biz
&epubIifen bes Sibens tenunsrt.
Sie Iast, bic allian, swil9en Columbia.
Geuaopr perlL Bolivia rnb Gbili sesen Spa.
nirn ici iibsrbaupt Elm S9uB- unb SruBbiinb.
nib CUR aufredterbaItllns Der Sntesritat bs,
IiisamertaniI6en &eputlifen. 9ralilicn MIG,
f9 bitten; es ppIIe Paraguay rnlelbRitantil
MAIDEN unS nod 2anbnriGe Der &spublit 30.
liYia anneftireu. Die Iaian; Der paeife &e.
publifen perbe DdS ni6t bultsn unb Elm Gin.
fail in 9raIien BON alien Ssiten lei fir bic.
ielbe cine 8leiniefeit ba bic @rensen offer
| ltantsn pie i9un bsr Ginfaa Spn Paraguay tt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11
5e ui(( t 0 n.
9as Gebeimaib Ses Snoianers.
gla@ Mihbeiluussn zines beutiG ameritani-
, .'.. l1eu Mptes.
8ortIebuns.

Ni&ts fcnnte @erner bei leiner llnz
,ialilisteit willfcmmner iein, ais rer
,Hefua Sones', pesjsnisen amerifaners,
BEN Ct Dor Mllen bas meilte Sertranen
ftentte. Die Mnipelenbeit bieles Mans
nes, Der Fa iriiber, wie er slaubts, 10
nueissnnibis sesen i'm betrasen Bate,
59isn ibm ein 5inser3eis gu isin, UNI ale
DISQUALIFICATION 3u lSien. Stai4 ents
f&luEen, seiste er Scnes bic reiden Oil
berer,e, bas Helultat jener seIeimniB<
pollen GrpepitiUn naa Der ipiifen SnieL
linb asllte bic 5rase an ibn, pb er @its
tel Ssnus belize, bas 3ur @ustentans
Der Mtne notbwenpise Capital ppr,us
f1iebtn, unb pb ct In bieiem Sale gSils
lens iet, fetn Gompasncn sa perben.
Di.ls Grase Bate Der ganfee, Der nit
elmer tpabren @olluit bic METROPOLITAN
Stade In leinen 5dnpen seipUsen Bate,
srmartst; bsnn er fdlus iofcrt elm. 81
ftnbar bate er iAOn in SntOnasOn uper
auf benz Siege mad ben Gultee.pissinss
Son benz @sridte sebSrt, bab @ernsr
auf elmer msleriSIen greuriion mad Dem
peRH&en Gnhe pss Gees srcbe @ine'
xallAdbe entbsdt batte, benn 70 sebein
aud asbtersr bic Sade sebalten, 70 tpa,
90 bod ben neusierisen 8eamten be,
Gpmpasnte nidt entsansen, bab be,
Deutlae mad ieiner Ssiidtebr einen iawe
staRpfer pura pts Snbiansr maa isins
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11
Gin tlu8er Sunb. - Der Concord
Statesman er,Gblt fclaenbeS:

Gin tIaser 5unb. - Der Concord
Statesman srsablt folssnbss: .,.
Cine in GamptOn webnents Dame bslab
einen 5ant, Der tpesen i.inss bObsn Mtsrs unb
ieiner Ssranfli9fsit gu ni9ts natbr tauste.
Gines Iases iaste lie su einsm Mrbsitsr, bsr
SfterS in ibrsm Sauie bsi6aftist mar, fs wolIte
ibm einen balten Dollar seben, tpsnn r ben
alten SunS aus hsm Des i9aHtn unb iba tSb-
ten pcae. Der Wann peripra9 bas au tbun,
tpenn man ibm erlaube, bas Geq bes Sunbss su
benuBen, UNI fir ii& unb ieinen tisusu ST.
brau& bayun Gin Yaar 5anb1dube su MAIDEN,
Wis bic llnterrebuns auf bieiem wunlie anse-
fcmmen mar, ifies Der Dumb, Der bis babin ru-
mig am SerSe selssen bate, BON isinsm eaeet
aut mari auf bic bsibsn 8sriaSSrsr einen mebt
fummercollen als arserliaen Bid unb psrlieB
bas Saus. Iuf elmer lleinen MnbSbe IN elmer
ssrinssu Gntfernuns bon benz 5aule blisb Ct
ffeben, tuarf nod elmer iebniii9tism Bid aut
oas SauS anb bsGsn llmsebuns unb bann lief
er in ben bena9tarten Walb, um mic piebet
3uriidsufsbren. Wan iab unb bSrte leitsen,
niemals pieesr etpas bon ibm.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11

ner auf rem um9eitiirSten Baum FAMINE
ausgerubt bate.
Seinem 1darien Slide entsins nidt,
pab bier Gtwas sprsefallen iein miiRe,
benn er Iab neten elmer Mense farl
martirter 5ubfapfen einen treiten Gin
pruf aaf rem 8alen, mic wenn cine
ihwere eat wesseidleift iei. @ls er
lih biidte, bemerfte er einen aus9eri6e'
men @rasbI ldel, an benz sertrpdnetes
glut tlette, unp su sleiher Belt i'm nie'
bri9en 9e1riipp einen Sealp. Gr fAau'
perte einen Iusenblid, benn er erfanate
9Eerner's bellen SaarwuAs, unp Der 0es
panfe Fam i'm al, pab bie1cr pcn feinem
weiben Manne setSptet Iei, lpnrern BON
einem Snpianer ME er jepph bic ab-
9eipsene &ppfbaut 9enaner 6etra6tete,
iab er auf rcr Stelle Gin, bab cine Ictb.
taut unmSslid Der Sbater seweien lein
tcnnte, pa Der Sealp gu un9eiAdt &C
lGlt mar, aud wiirpe tetn Snpianer eis
nen iulArm weswerien. sSIbrenc CT
iiter pielen Ionperbaren I'm ltanp nah'
patDte, FAM einer leiner 9eute at9emlcS
selaulen unp mahte i9m bic Inseise,
Dap bic 2cihe eines peiBen ManneS i'm
Galce 9eiuneen lei'unp feline anrere iein
tGnne, ais picjcnise SEerner'S, wel6e
man trrb rer pcrseitrittenen Scrwe Jung
SIT erfennen slautte. Die SIhIe uno
bic Sseraben, welhe BEN Srt umfreifen,
6atten bic i'm 9Salpe pertbelten Sp1Aibs
tewas auimerflam sema6t, unp 70 Bat
ten iie bic traurisen lleberre tie ibres al<
ten Sreunpes unter BEN Saum;weisen,
welAe Der MSrper barber auisebauft
batte, berppr;rSen.
@rOB mar Der Shmer, Gawanfa'S,
ais CT rie serltiimmelte unp entfellte
geihe an ibm wpbltefannten Merf,eihen
unp an Dem ieblenpen Sealp wiepelers
fanntc, unp er ware tein Snpianer se-
pelen, wenn CT niht in pielem Iugen<
blide Dem feieen @tSrper blutise 8a6e
9elcbt Bate. Der Tim tanp, bab Der
tcpte Mann baS Serlprehen Der Ser
lhwiescnbeit 9etrphen batte, fel bei
ibm uiht mebr IN paS @ewidt, er bahte
nur paran, pie er Sones, penn fein 9ln-
perer fcnntc Der arglilti9e Sertreher lein,
CUR Strafc sieben fGnnte. Oph er Be-
meiiterte leine innere Sewcsuns balp
nnb trus leinen eeutem icirrt auL bic
Seihe tirf unb fiber In Der grbe su Sers
1harren, pamit iie feine Seute Der 8aub-
tbiere werpe. gta6pem Der Sefe9l Spa>
,r9cm, te9rten bic Splhibbewas su Der
Sa9erltelle an llfer 5uriid, I'm bort aui
i9ren Sauptlins su warten, Der allein
unb IN @epanfen perIunfen ben feilen
SDbcn sui uIdritt, auf penen f6 bic Gil
bermine befanp.
(S6lub fclst.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11

lein, baB ba no bic GIiesen lsben, bic Gbolsra
ni&t leben lann. Die Mnpslenbeit Der 8lissen
mub sbsn 70 elm antrusIiats 3si&sn Scn Der
abwslsnbsit Der GboItraa als spsbsmii&er aranf.
belt isin, als bic Mbpsienbsit Der Glisssn notb-
penbis tsbinst. Wsnn bic Gliessn 70 CARTE
NaisnlS&er babsn, bab ile bic Gbcleraluft bis
gum 1ootwerbsn einiausen, 70 finb iisrs@tsute
gbolsra. BAROMETER, unb feline Stabt barf il9
pssen Der gbolsra sramsn. 70 Ianss Fs nod
ssa GIissen IT, Da mir nun bier, In Sar.
risburs, nit tisism Mrtifsl iebr ssissnst ilno
unb aud senus gun. Grpurtirsn batsn, 70 tSn-
nsn mir iUlanse mir 5lisssn baben, wobssmutb
unb better leiu. ' tAW
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11

Gin 3ei@en berGboIera. 8is iebt
baben mir nod mic BON sinem uutriisIi1en 3si-
den elmer seiunben Cuff ssbSrt pber Son elmer
iiberaa tpabrnstmtaren Gri&einuna speI&e bic
@bwsisnbsit uper Mn.psitnbsit elmer b,itimmtsn
Stranfbeit anseist absr nun bUrsn mir BON ei-
nsm iOIaen .3ei@en, unb stpar bar9 Or. Nsp-
ton in Cincinnati, wsl@sr an bic Wsp gprl
5ribuns sinsn Brief sei&riebsn bat tperin sr
ansiebt baB bort ale 8lisssn Serf9wuabsn
ieien uno tab bieies fi&srie Malsi&en isi bab
bort bic GtcIsra epibsmii& sraiire. @O bic
Cholera lebt, ba iferben bic Glisssn. Sc bic.
ies wabr ih iO mub ss aud umsslsbrt pabr
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11

Sralilien ssseist baten. Mlsbaan perbs man
bas aaiisrttum uni&abli& 3u ,na%sa uub auf
snse @rensen 3u bsidrSnlen tpifsn.
Ter unsIiidli6e 8ampf am paraguay uub
parana une tieie Drobunsen wsrben bic Grie-
Ssnspartei in &iO Saneiro INNER msbr lrafti-
gen uness wirb Niemanben iiberrai&:n, tpsnn
bic Snsaiiun Ssn paraguay tur& bic Armss
ces Saiiers bon 9raiilisn sbsniO ~ Gnbs ssbt,
wie bic ipanii&s SnpafOn bon Dominica,
Chilli unt ysru uap bic fransSii&s Son WerieO
= nSmli& nit siusm &adaus Der anarsifenpen
Watt. ..
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11
Die
Yenaiplbaniid Staats= 3eitnns
Serausgsgeben spn

pErhHbBfYVpFH w"
Sob. Geors shipper,
er1dbeint issen Dcunsritas, unb fpitet 80. 100
psr Sabr, ,abltar inuerbalb resSabrsS, uni
81. so mad 9sraub pes SabrsanSs.
ginaelne Grsmplaren, 5 Scnts per Stad'
Seine Sublrriptisnsn werrcn fir wsnissr
aIs feds Msnaten ansenpmmen; aud tnnn
Wi,n,arb bas Ylatt abbsiisllsn bis alle 9tid'
Naabe besablt iinb.
an,eiaen perbsn su tcn sctptbnll6en gret-
fen inlerirt.
Sfftcen: 1T Der ,gatrirt une Union"
Druderei, 9ritten Strabe, SarriStars. nne
in Der ySntellisenesr" Grndsrsi am eentrs
Sauare, 0ancaiter.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11

BORT zine anb're Qel6e
i3iebt itia unb Serlanen binaus,
70 fplsst fein 1rauerseIeite
i3um Dbsn Ipttsnbaus.
Gr rubt int einfaben SarsG
Gin absebarmtes @eii6t
q fannie teS 0sbens 2eiten,
Do6 feline 3reuesn ni6t.
Die 1uttsnsraber idarren
Sbn f6nsa unp idwsisent binat,
llnb beten Elm frrs' @aterunlrr
ptnunter tn's biiitere @rab.
Dp1 in elmer armliden 8ammr
Da fst NIT Serweintsm @eii9t
Die treue @attin bcs 9lrmen
Sie fulste bsr 2si9s ni9t.
Dpb frib am anbern Nprsen
Da ssbt fe gum @rab binaus,
H,transt es NIT friiden Slument
limb peiut f9 bsrslid aus.
Wobl einen Iansen Mpnat
81 er ldcn einssI6arrt
Da bat iIe erif Gin paar @ultsn
gu einsm arcuse sripart.
llnb penn Der 8riiblins nabet
Grblabt elm 9lumenmalo
Mm fiillen, einlamcn @rats
i3u ben, bic 0attin palt.
Des reiGen ManneS Qeben
Mar ffets bon &pisn umwebt;
Dem armen bliiben bic Hplen
Menn ct 3u 0rate ssbt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-11
poe(ie.
(glus @srbarb's 81. @artenlauts Galrnerr.)
Die stpei &eicbcm.

Da fabrsn ie sipsi eciden
Our lsstsn Stub binaus,
Die eine TOM M t aus benz ercbrn
llnb rsi9en, prabtisen Saus.
Der Sob lelblt III Ssrsclect
Wlit YraGt nnp Simmer umbGnst
Sebt, pie bas sOlb'ne SGnigperf
cid auf tsm Cargo oran9t.
D'rin srinst aus eitlem Simmer
Mus berrli6em 3pbtenfleic,
Gin fur6tbarcs SpbtsnantliB
Sn allsr S1rsdlibseit.
Go blidt uns ifarr entsesen
2i@tlOs Der Iusenfern
Gr fonnts taS 9luse ni6t lblisbrn
CT IGist BON tem &ei6tbum ni9t germ.
tlnb binter benz Sarse l6rsitet
Gin rsi6es Irauerseleit
.3r 6ube unb Su Ta9erL
Da branst eS iib peit unb brett.
Wan bSlt in i6Unen pbraien
Den riibrsntasn 1rauerirrmun
Dob taum III bic &ete sceneet
Gilt man gum Iussans i6pn.
D'raut Gin paar Gage ipater
GsBt einsn WarmOrnsin
Nit elmer srObsn Snlbrift
Nan auf iein mprernp 8ebein.
Die ladsnben Grben perSebrGn
Sein @slb in Saus nnb 9ranS,
Dpt gu bsm sra6tisen 0rabmal.
@ebt ielten Giner binaus,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

.fuy MI day They had three streams on the ruins and
before dusk had succeeded In finally extngushn the
IN SEARCH OF THE DEAD
Between seven and eight o'clock Yesterday morning
Engineers sullivan and Rhodes who were ,t in charge
of the premises. brought the members OF HOOK and
ladder Cornpspios Nos n and q ON the ground
and Immediately proceeded 10 search for The bcdies
of Waera and Walsh late rnembers nj Engine
Comnanv No & Prom the fat thst thew We're
last seen unon the stage of the Academy n was pr
snmed that their bodies could not lie far below the
OF rubbish which indicated whore the orchestra boxes
were once located The men worked with untlrng zeal
needless OF the announcement made that tue walls OF
the building were totterng, and continued until about
haipast ten, when their Efforts were rewarded with Suc-
cess
PETER n. WALSH.
The body OF Peter II. Walsh, prvaie' OF Engine Com.
pany No. discovered about half past ten O'Clock
below the central portion OF the stage The trunk only
was recovered the legs having been burned on and but
small portion Of the head being attached The corpse
was burned to crisp, and was only identified by its
covering, rubber cape the lining OF which was Mt once
recoynized by one OF the comrahes OF inc deceased me
trunk was covered with bricks and partially crushed
under BEAM II was carefully taken ont placed In
box and conveyed to the Eighteenth ward station house
n.v,n m wArrus
tn. ror,ai,s or Davd n W,tcrs Foreman of Engine
ccmnanv No werc found about halfpast two o'clock
In Tho aernoon living over one OF The heaters near the
STAGE entrance When last seen Waters and Wahh were
togeber ON The north de OF Tho Stage and IL was there
fore snppo.ed that ,he body Of The former could no, lie
far dl,ap, rron, ,h,, of walsh Rcni,min cegncl Assist
ami Foreman or Encine Companv No ~ bong present
had the debris the right hand fur
mace when he observed portion OF what appeared IN
him 10 be fragment OF human body. On removing
portion of the rubbish thai covered the remains, the
keeper discovered the mortal remains 81 poor water
HIS body was IN the same condiion ms hai oil me- la,e
associate the lower extreinltes, mower Icing out .e
burned In one OF his pockets was ouia thc Key {" Tue
engine house aud also ms penLnhc whch was az once
identified small BOX was coon p,o'uIeu' ana Win
the aid OF several OF his se conrahet the body Was
conveyed 10 the station hous 'ho'S ~ """' inc ac'"h
Of the coroner
ruv prcr ,evn rtuy,rs
David n Waters foreman OF Engine COMPANY 30 3
has been In command OF the above company since IL
orRaplhlon under Inc new department Hhh up 20 tbe
I'm OF M dece'sc nc was oo,Ne.n 'w'ny'cgl' shu
sn'iN y'"a W "se an" Pl"''t " 'l"N' ~. WI ~,
iormerly member OF EnSne company no ~ .,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
PROGRESS OF THE FIRE.

After the fire had broken out in the Academy the
flames speedily communicated to the Medical College
building the piano mandatory OF lime Son. and the
of Mr. Fraser which buildings occupied the
block IRON Irving place to Third avenue They were
entirely destroyed The nre at this point most OBJ
stinatey combatted by tho hremen to prevent IL
crossing to the east side Of Third Metropolitan
Engine No 16, which stood at the corner was snr-
rounded by flames, and tho members com.
PEELED 10 abandon il for a time. member OF hook
ladder mpany cut the hose from the fire plug with
axe but was severely injured in doing So his hair
being burned from his head. The engine finally
secured by means of ropes but IL badly injured
The FIRE burned the side Of Third cigar
store lager beer saloon and butcher shop, besides
partially burning the roofs Of two adjacent build
ings. These houses were occupied by families and
their loss Of furniture and wearing apparel was large
About two O'Clock, owing to the high wind, the
sparks driven in all directions, Of
them falling among the lumber stored in the yard Of
Worccsters piano factory, situated at the northeast
OF Third and Fourteenth street. This
in flames and the FIRE communicated the factory
ITSELF but fortunately confined to the upper stories
From this point the fire cross ID to the southern end Of
the Lutheran Church. situated Fifteenth street.
tween Rutherford place aud Third avenue The roof
was flames but the police made every effort to save
the contents Of the building. The cdihce which of
stone burned very rapidly and the wooden seeple
after took Ere The stcepc toppcd into the build
ing with loud crash, but injured. The fire
was confined 10 these limits Az first IL seemed almost
impossible prevent the destruction Of the entire block
bounded by Irving place. Third avenue and Forrtccnth
and Fifteenth streets The roofs in all directions
crowded with spectators, and those on Fifteenth and
Fourteenth streets had improvsed fire department
brushing off the sparks and throwing water upon them
This tended. a prevent the
the fire. Several houses took hre in the copngs but
they cxtngushcd, In most cases, without the aid
of the steam engines.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL. COLLEGE.
While the iremcn yet fighting the fire at the
Academy flames curcd and Goals fell toward Third
avenue, and licked up the University Medical College,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

Ioes on scenery, vardrohes hhd properties, tsosoOo
Ma. geAr TINE GRTaTEsr srrgEHgH.
The heaviest iOscr r. MI Gran, who had conveyed
10 the Academy, Immediately upon hN anfa rom ~
yana his entire wardrobe aud progcrtc' a. alo spfse
muse 10 was DOT insured He actual ioas p hkely
70 exceed $40 coo and the properly dssioyed eoad MOI
he replaced for 800 90
OTHER Losste
Emil Rnilman. iantor Lee 5000 lussrsd Mr.
Rullman also lost 400 N money a.
The Bgysiey troupe, through thsr ageni ~ " ~
Plat hsa r,moved 20 The Acadsmy shout $500 "lfih
Of goods all u which we're deirgyod without ihs iSss
msn'sa, ~ H y.,s,y cosre 10 oT va Foar.enh
street loss on building $500 insuifn ior $500
IN The following oomp,ni.s ~ 80 ~ -. VI wv
IL the building was a very vslasble anatomical mn
scum prcaanied BY IT, Mott y vas valued AZ biirtn
thousand dolats, upon wh'.h 49, 1870, :,
DR. Post hal also valuable collection ossthrf " W
prs Poet Van Barcn Bedford and Payne The latter
presenting mineral ooll.c'on al p w 90 .sf7 Va''a
No 100 Past Tonrcenth street.. Occupied ~ lhne
an paroori. Manufacturers Who estimate their Toes AZ
twenty thousand dolars Insured ior trn thousand a.
will be seen ny tho fv.0ving;-
fHAs sND sox'R YiAxofonrg TAcroRY
70 rnx rnu0R ~ ~ HrHtLp
Nav YOas Mar q i-1f
below pleAse aud sofns particulars rhsh all ehsge
you 10 give statement u %. lo~ses o,caaonea y ~
IRE originating In TIE Academy at risht 30 s,'st
Ing 20 AID completely destroying rreInsf NO lil t@i
Fourteenth street and k1s IL ard I'D Thfd attn.e,
occupied by planoforte u.snpfs tory W., .s
books ard paper, BOILING ~ ben ,a,sa osias =
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which stood in tho nth ON Foure,nth street. In
short hours from the COMMENCEMENT OF the conia-
grafton ono of the finest educational institutions
OF the ctv-a pride especially Of the medical
profession and the hope OF rising graduateswas entirely
consumed nothing but the stout side walls standing
q brick and few pieces Of elaborate coping work
In the street. in 'front.' serving to mark the spot where
and other adjacent buildings smoked and occasionally
burst forth into blazo throughout the early hours
Of the morning yesterday the dead pile between the
walls Of the college gave forth no smoke or steam 10
mark IL from ruin twelve months old or more. Tho
destruction OF the building together with valuable
library and large and irrcpaceable collection Of
mca and pathological specimens, was most complete.
Graduates from the college visited Fourteenth street in
large numbers yesterday and mourned over the osA
PousDArpoN AND GROWTH or THE COLLEGE.
The University Medical College was founded in
1S40, upon . charter obtained from the Legsls-
ture at It's previous session, and opened It's first
OF lectures in the winter Of 1S40 and 1Sll 10
expense the suyvesant Institute, and for several
years the lectures were continued at that place.
The faculty roll nj that time comprised the names OF
uemcn then as now, famous In the annalsof surgery
and medical practice both in this country and the
Old World There Dr. Valentine Mott then
but just returned from extensive travels In Eu-
rope Asia and Africa; Drs Granville Sharpe Paitson
John Revere, Martyr Paine John w. Draper and Gnn-
ming Bedford With this origin the college opened ts
first session with the extraordinary number of hum
dred and sxtyfour students and its thereafter
up the disaster OF night before last has been
able IL not long after the opening term before the
institution had inscribed upon its catalogue the names
of -four hundred and dy students the majority Of whom
came from South OF the Potomac river. Nor this
examped prosperity checked in the east TIL the
mcncement OF the late war for the Union, which d.
mnshed the Southern members OF its classes In 1850
consequence OF the increase OF the classes the faculty
found 1t necessary To increase their acconmda-
tons, and accordingly purchased site in East
Fourteenth street. adjoining the Academy Of Music
whceon they erected AT cost OF &350 the magnih
cent building which was destroyed by IRE in the early
morning OF Yesterday Time has wrought since
faculty Granville Sharpe Pattison, John Revere
and Valentine Mott have been among the dead
for several years. but their names and works
have survived especially with the army OF finished medl
cal students who have gone out from the college on
Fourteenth street DR. Guaning S. Bedford resigned
his professorship In 1858, being unable ia con
sequence OF his large and constantly increasing
practice, 10 perform the duties OF his chair. The
late DIR. SWEET elected 10 supply the char vacated
by the death OF Dr. Revere. DR.. Van Buren,, that of
Anatomy vacated by che death Of Dr. Psttison and sub