New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

ono of the servants wa+ met IA ll'h-aVc"
r,a, fir hotel. bar hcid,d aud ia.nE 30 h't anus ."
isue. .z s fia lud % brush lr comb Tn light would
haze bt.I l l rYI- 10. .Df tlc lcUh 10 tcii" 'H
fls ft.f .f, A. trs.. fi.t.
guest of tne hotel ma, hI. arp' france or iho m1ia
t.ir,l.r dr4-s.re after hu i'D4ara"ly large trunk.
y1strcr h,I tl.s1 .. .f.ond effect into ,'iri'r-
r4I,. u... 8 -rlr" .i,u d.. led, and making good
ned bundle. hal follow : cIl-'y Tho man with the
large trunk Tho pr,puctor, and Of, = ~ ihr h"tl
,udcltorcd to quiet thc appfehcu-iofs - th'f guests
.d wants. aud Duo this they -ucc'ssiu after a
,irc. Ir WI, apparent hat 'he htcnen h7d me
rucs under control and that the IRE would no' hc a
lowed 10 extend bcyond the iheater and this hd tine
effect of ilnyuc the fears ~ those withil the Lote
Ticket, for The IcIrcacntatIons al the Grand opera
House were kept Tor -ac at The box oihce of the Fh
Avenue r1tcr An account OF al sold was kept by the
treasurer Aaron Appleton and dnil returns were made
g. the .i,r nl trt Grand opera House soon after
Tire outbreak - the ere and wne Mr. Appleton wae do
m ms utmost 10 secure the books papers and money II
messenger from the Grand Opera House dashed In and
hurrclly demanded that ur nck,t account should r'
ma out at once. Tho reply thai d, received was much
more furc.ulc than polite.
Complaint is made ty Joseph II. Tooler The business
manager and Mr Appisou, that thoy were prevented d
h tr police fruu tIuug the safe Out of the Oice lhcy
f8 tif ti, could have been done without dfi rulty.
lf, -, hau fhe effect ~ attracting 10 the spot an n-
,.ac0ur.o ~ people filing Twenty -four.h-st f'T
,lrd.rabIe distance either sde OF the fire. IN front
of thr F'h Avenue Hotel and along Twrniy-third-t IT.
Among r crowd pckpocacts moved with cceIity, and
,,r. many pockets were nehtened Of wallets a"d
waftlDs
Duru. The IRE. thc corridor az the Flfth Avenue
Hoi,I w,r, throuecd with people considerable mum
Der being intent plunG,r. 1hr r1pdity with which
te po.e appeared 90 The srruc. nd drove ont al cr-
ccp thc boarilr- n c hotel aud those Who had bu-i-
nc-, there, prevented "a, thc,c, from obtaining much
pmuder.
Tho action - Tho rcmoH under chief II 1ncrr Pefie,
Di.rict Engineers sullivan. Hrto-, aud oihcr Na- mo
subject of much praise. That the nrc Was prevented
from seriously damaging the lote and ado ming pro-
p,rty was due entirely 20 the good Judgment II these
officers md the men who faithfully carr ed out thcir
orders.
Anecting ~ the members of the company Of the Tfth
Avenue TheIter has been called 10 10 m to-day b. hs'
Day. 4. VIZ Dr. held in the green room ot the Grand
Opera House. aud definite action Will be taken icE the
future.
While the fire IN progress thieves entered several
dwellings In the vicinity, they driven out by
the occupants
Among The Injuries was that 81 IIoury Williams Cook,
who was somewhat bruised. Private Williams of HOOK
and Ladder Truck No. had his hands severely buried
while tearing away blazing woodwork. Officer Wiscar
of the Twentynnth Precin.t had his hands burned III
the same manner
In several Of the parlors OF the Twenty third IT, HORSES
the back windows OF whcn Looked out on the blacken-
ing walls. parties Of ofry-makers we're gathered. who
danced in seeming unconscousDcss OF the terrible
work going Oh without.
Scenic artists Rogers & Campbell were somewhat
burned hands and face while cndesyOrug t. save
their personal property.