Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-03
NEIGHBORING BUILDINGS DAMAGED.
Great Colored Exodus From the
South to Oklahoma.
STOCKS ACTIVE AND STEADY.
THE NEW YORK FIRE.
The Damage by Last Nights Fire Not
Great First Thought.


today around the scene Of last nights Broad
hood bas hen la Iod s n0rg u, soo ,n s
cnriorsIv ON tbe rn;rs 90 he fE;f,h lSenna
Theater and watched the engines nonr streams
of water on the burning embers the blaekened
wallis Of tbe bniId;ng be;ng ali that Is laft
standing The tbickness of the wallis Of the
Fifth Avenue Theater saved from complete de-
struction Hermann play house and. therefore,
an.S asI @ savea 'he en'ire oiock between <o'n ana
noo'N
opposi'e 'ne tnea'er' On tne nor.heas' corner
OF 29th street, the Sturtevant House showed
the effects of the blaze, for the rooms in the
northwest corner of the m.nsara roof we-e
hnrned on, onJ ,ba go ;,saif % ,hst corner
vas cone No o,her ,art ~ ,ha bo,eI ,ras dam
: oed eycent hy water and the mart Which Was
to1r,nhed nv the fire Included only eiobt rooms
S;ci 80 III .sra,a 0,,s
81 nv 49, in the boinP Ia All tb;s ,naI,,;no so
a renorteX II slent tbroncb The whole thing
without knA.ing that big fire was in progress.s
Herrmann'N.heater stands comparatively un-
injured All thS valuable appliances used by
sue IN n,a,s .t "ele $50
said This moTaing thaf She small damase eould
be readily repaired in titnN for the regular per-
formances on Nondav
80 vn,
%.
the Fifth Avenue Theater and for the burned
northwest corner of the upper story of the
c... Iy Al, p.
80, ;. ,.,iI ~, on 'ne y. "a
hao 60 -. W, ~ ,;a;.s h a.
-. oiiy noul Sso =. ~
.,aI,t;aN. -.;s 80 u, ~ m.Pe ou' aihio'' 'no
os' po. "o-i y. .i'e ~" ~
HEhhhANN AND HIS WIFE WORKED HARD
Prof. Hermann and has wife worked all night
like beavers in their efforts to save their valua-
bles and pets at the stage door on 18th street.
At daylight the two stood together on the stage
ana ordered the electric nights turned on. In-
Need !. inohaS cnyo,sro.;va,, go sSp ,Spp,
ia d,n TIara go 49, s.a
,b.ro frees Of 81 vere ~ ali ,,,s;hi "a ,h.s
we're at ,s;ndoxs Wb;ie ,ba G;issy h,,,,S;Og
which cover the oronnd on the Rrosdway s;5s
srom, tSe s,rs ot On ,ne nroaary m saas
hadlv domaoed The interior l. =, |. d;,an;datea
s,atc Tha staras haiow nh;,a thar psca,saS
tha a,,nas snfyared gre.siv f-o,, ratsr
I A.s oNveo iihnoN
Never In the history OF the hre department
Of this city were the members called upon 70
hattie with sncb f;erce a.mes 90 far ,hsra i
-, ,,o.;,;,.a ,~,,,,-,..;o, - % a.. -
t,. uo pI1 Tbara - ,',.; ne pris,n oi
that = cigar thrown carelesslv aWax wbi,e stiii
hnrn;na aa .niymn ,hn ea,,se "nne s'ii.
;s sa;a ,hs, I ,b.rs uu'e xas men, en-, asnn. ~
se.,, n,, .ha r;s.h I,onma r,o..e l;a,s
oo,'Ia on aoon,'.nS ".icn .tsil
NJ Sr;nar ,oS;,;rsIv Sar;es prnt uor.,,,a..,, @
sa,. .h 4, ps,artod =; ,Sa ..s,,.., s 20 ,ha
E;,.h "a. a,,nn,,a ,u Tha.tI ~ , VI 'ne
;,I tith hh. ASenae n Inea ,, mnen .ne nre was q.
ios. h1t ra,s ,hat ths fnrx ~ ,ha 80 Pand
,rharstaa ;tsa,f tha h,,;,d;,a - -. - al.
ds1naasd oftor ali R,. l;-,ia e. sn,seaS :;
and tSe s,raa,ast ioss IL hr E.,ar pa,sa;rs ~,
the theaser viii he becnn as soon az i noss;bla
f
WHAT THE rhEArER MANAoEhs SAY.
Prof Hermann had only 5000 insurance on
MS theater. he expected today 70 take out q
second policy for $50, 900, but the negotiations
had not been quite completed.
q, Mns, Its he.rmann LOST wararooe tnat cost
M los !, ss;J Prof Hsrrn,s,s aso .;u l..
oraater Than ia ceneraIiv snnnoSad' s,,...
So 5000 900 o. ra,',,;i .SS oPen.
snr;no had new stacs h,,;,, M boxas ~. ~.
mn and ali THE the seats placed in new 'A'' p0'
up p..Tl'a 1ra a., an,ranoe r Of a. ,haa.e ae .
40 oon .,a eG.h thnt & " ine ne Nnear Amos. cost
$500 "uu uua' uas oeeu eoulPieNiy oemoi-
,.S a.,n,s te re- e,eS1ins ri; oms naa scenery
sTu AN &c ,y ,ror,ns rnns dua s. 70 rspiace.
the rew eAects nurchased for .SfyoheiLs :"
Harry Miner. owner of the Fifth Ayenue
Theater, had $40, 900 insurance on his property.
~ NY loss on the three remaining weeks OF
-, Sa.ah pernhsrdt's enanas,nn, %w I W, sna
SIs 0ao Tha IoSs on ,ha spsaae,,,an. ~ NJ.
% and Mrs Kendall sI,a for two weeks viii be $50 600
wSoIe Ie1.s nsrs"nsl ~e Ioss .p,ata s IN o
safe safe seems, seems to De an right is contains books
a.; Sna Nv td ncs n1 III 70 be
Some Of the costly wardrobe and scenery be
longing 70 Miss Fannie Davenport, used in her
performance OF Cleopatra, was saved, ac-
cording to the statements made in the theater
Sr an% !. % is rrohh,s oIa tha, tSa no' p pe con.