The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-02

nANNl1AN AND nAHcutrcAcO- I0oHN WILD
the star seS
BEFORE THE FIRE, DURING TfE pfsa. AND
CAST niS Of CHI CHAR .ht6NThE
af SSaaiora he 6oSdng
skaley skallawasye, a Chicago Pcttfosger,- 49,,
Gus Fairly seeking Divorce: James rghs
FareE Jones' T. 1 Garr waia
ast sy 1 Clara MSSls
BIZ Chicago Mr. M James M s Sadiey
divorced wife nj Emma 1 Ga%
BRIDGET ceii MISS Nellie D SANFORD
BY large and eiliclent Corps Of Auxiliaries '''
SCENE THE INTERIOR Of CHICAGO FIRE EN-.
found them.zeke Msniord the Observation-Disclosures &c
tens tho
the rescued orphan liremans duty is save not to
esh 1spffk sH In o Psa Ida Fairly
he to and es
Zeke Manord's deyotion-A reIospection of the pass
ana ~ sfEhDE CHICAGO BAR
Es na ap Se bis q
dence and extravagance.skybuea and his iriend-Fary
By sSnS
n% the and e a4
sae VIEW 81 GHGAeo Patrick Jone. and
Bridgetn.A Dutchman in love-skybiue and the Ger
d an IF
panoramiS View Of Chicago Before the tre-A birdseye
the extent of ground covered by this Metropolis
scENE-A Moonlight View from the Lake, with DID,
ramlc Emects.steamboats and PrSpeers plying upon
SCENE 1.-THE CHICAGO COURT HOUSE, erected in
'G sssss ssSas xa#Ss ,mns,ns .rns
ture, consisting OF tower $50 feet in height containing
city erected at cost q through the
0ssias Block on
SCENE 9vicw Of the CHICAGO Tribune building which
was considered to be one OF the finest and best appointed
Ai ssssn ID O The Corn nj El sto
SCENE 1.-The Palmer House, one Of the most famous
SCENE 2~Cisrk street. North "a night view, showing
s and
pRk r sE dS KIT ks nsued
SCENE IA local scene in Chicago
posed origin The IRE in the stable situated near
fnS F N
Being grand view the greatest that the
SCENE IsThe south Point of the Great Central Rail-
sSrsE Exciiing Scenes During the Progress of the
Fire Ie. on the Y, Chicago rn ,, River c..
e e e he a VII ns
a%rn Ing ss Sn Elevator
SCENE 1-scenes during the Are on Lake street.-the
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scENE Mscenes and Incidents during the rage of the
seEsn "a VA Local si Scene During the Fire.
jim Resolves aHr
sEybIue wants 70 be- kaIlavasge's ran-Jennle and
come what may-Patrick trying to leave-Sridset IN
trouble Blowing up the building to stay the progress Of
sSEsr zs.-Double Set The exterior and interior of
their work-Unexpected Meeting Of the lost husband
Away. stretched forth to s re-
arrival Of General sheridan and iroopsThe last scene
liz @ hs rsSsa
SCENE LP PAS Sisns dur GSS hs Frs
SCENE &-Burning Of the Chicago Chamber Of Com
scENE @-The destruction of the celebrated Crosby
Opera House Universally acknowledged to be Of the
SCENE 1seenes in Court House square-Burnins of
scEsE The rush of usitives through Potters Field
towards Lincoln Park; 49,
Fl s Gyfa st5sss
quickly II syss
but 70 az right before ths destruction that them
Cemetery. The living seeking safety the city Of the
SCENE s-scenes at the junction Of the Chicago River
Flames cSmmu sSsIi with h. the shipping
habtans once great Garden CITY Of the West SEEK
M sasS ai e Scenes pra Curing the and
Bridsss-siaswagss axMzsSs's dovoomA apS
save her or perish In attempting it,
SCENE a. Jennie Nickerson and Dole upon the burn
Ing sI lSYIf'A' MaH0rd i sa WIS SAVED
ACT
AFTER THE kIRE-PANORAMA
view the burned district looking eastward towards she
lake.
SCENE 2.-Improvised shantics on the north side and
opening of the bank vaults Of the Merchants Saving
seHsn She Rev Dr. Golyer preaching upon the site
Of his church.
SCENE 4Laying the stone of the first building
after the fire.
scxNR 5.-The late lamented Colonel James Fisk Jr
Cwh great rault was charity, driving ioun.band
and soliciting contributions the Chicago sufferers
hc likeness of Colonel Fisk, Jr kindly loaned Mr.
SYNOPSIS o. THE DRAMA.
ScENK 6-skalawago and Farly-A divorced husband
In search OF his wifo-A Duchman in search of some
thing to eat-Skyhlue and Bridget, Zeke and the re-
formed drunkard-Ihc whereabouts OF Jenny and her
SEINE 1.-THE OPEN PRAIRIE-The starving citizen
The dying child-"Breadl bread for lie / must 1 will
have p-feariul derinm OF Nckerson-"Cold, cold,
chill air Jenny, JennyVSarving in land OF plenty
THE cities have been telegraphed but the wires
down and we can get no answer-Starvaon starry alton
Is our doom'-Zeke Manford in tme-The coming train
from New York at sixty miles an hour-rhe IIainl TIE
stops IN the centre the and distributes provisions
u the starving Inhabitants.
NorE-The construction of the train Is marvel OF
mechanism.
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