The sun., 1872-11-29

am Warren. ssed r.;;pssc,,vely M :; and years
Miss Francis, aged 10 years.
FIREMAN INJURED.
An assistant foreman Of Engine II, named
Malachi DOnohue, was injured about the legs
was cndeayoring to raise TO the roof Of 81 La
fayette place. No one else was injured. Several
buildings in Lafayette place were more or less
The front walls of-all the burned buildings arc
sill intact, and were Il not for the curious crowd
constantly collected around the scene, one
might readily pass by on broadway and fail to
observe that anything untoward had occurred.
ever, a thorough notion .of the extent Of the
disaster may he obtained. Wherever the fire
passed, blackened, totterinR, and still smoking
walls meet the eye but Lima Edwin's Theatre is,
actor upon its boards would 6nd it a dificut
hest in the building Nothing but a vast pit,
with an immense heap OF charred bricks at the
1qSa rS"s 70 aS I'M sPI' wneTs tes
Ia delighted audiences two nights ago.
Icons MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE.
Mr.. Icons superb wardrobe, purchased
all lost. The. actors saved absolutely nothing,
and many Of the musicians lost their instru-
ments. magnincent piano, sent to the theatre
was also consumed. A quantity Of valuable
manuscript psri:hed in the flames, including the
The cause OF the nre cannot be ascertained,
hut 1t Is generally supposed to have originated
in IN the gross carelessncs' Of tne proprietor q
the police, was kept by Vincent NJ. .Copcutt,
when Messrs Kelly s Leon leased the theatre,
they did SO IN the understanding thst
police had taken possession Of II, but within
few days i was again in full blsst The pro-
Of Of as sssS View the II %ann@f
IN which the place was conducted and the
q msy and inAammsble nature OF the scenery
and appointments, had made several formal
complaints against Il, the last OF which was
lodged the morning before the nre. Mr.. Kelly
says variety performance was going on In the
saloon almost up to the time when the Ore was
discovered.
THE BEodAREp ACTORS.
| Yesterday afternoon SIN reporter called AT
| the stacy House, to obtain an interview with the
burned out proprietor. They were not In, and
return. The apartment, In which a bright FIRE
was burning, was crowded with actors OF every
class from the low comedian TO the gentleman
who does the heavy business In a bood-cur-
ding tragedy. They were sitting on the beds.
ON the table on the wlndow:sill, and, in some
calamity which had befaiien them until they
arrived at the theatre, in the expectation Of per-
giving Day" matinee. They had lost everything,
and were an1iously awaiting the arrival % their
in the hope OF obtaining the Globe Theatre for
their evenings performance. Their success
otherwise was matter of no ordinary moment,
~ ~ - ~ Nv ny
cnst unon their own resourcss Tbey syesa y.rv @
hopel,Ii. and declared thai. shouid he reouIreJ
pernissIon be Obtained they would have no air
hcuitv I'M borrowinu wsrdrobes frnm Their breth
rem OF the stage throurhout the city who they
said are aIwnvs ready 10 assIsI ono anntbcr H.,
misfortune ~
Mr.. STEWART NOT AT HOME
After about an hour Messrs Kelly and
Icun IetuIheu' s,ugIe gInce AZ theH races
d snd".h ~, tns poor iehums ~ .nere ",u ne nope
Gw"se Gw"e tIncS IncS We'e roo u"PsePEneu ioI MI. MI
,ssn,,,,in,, ar.r - oe m, u"ne, poSs ne
Iucnd him.elf ana NJ Keny sb.pin,, hangs
with him, said: Neither | nor MIR. Leon
cared much personally Tor obtaining the Globe
world and We wanted 70 do something for them
We lost upward of Si,To by not being able 20
play to-day ana evening. Had we oh
thned the Globe We could have lessened our
loss good deal tonight.
heporter-Did you not say Mr.. Stewart refused
to see youy
MIR. Kely-Yes. within the last few months
we have heard a good dead about Mr.. Stewards
charitable actions, and we thought an appeal on
were mistaken. however. We were not even
asked up, and remained standing at the door for
about half an hour. Mr. Stewart then sent down
word that he sympathized with US In our mis-
fortune. hut could not possibly allow US TO have
the Globe.
Reporter Have you any other plans formed
for the futureI
Mr.. Kelly-Oh, no; II Is impossible at present
10 say what we may do
Mr.. Leun-We can scarcely realize as yet that
we have been burned out.