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The Daily Dispatch: January 3, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Western Virginia. (search)
flames, lighted, we doubt not, by the torch of an incendiary. The theatre is a complete wreck — nothing left but a portion of the walls. All the valuable scenery, painted by the elder Grain, Getz, Heilge, and Italian artists employed by George Jones; all the wardrobe and "property," including some costly furniture and decorations; rich oil paintings and steel portraits of celebrated dramatists; manuscript plays, operas, and oratorios, all are involved in the common destruction. Miss Jennie Taylor, the custodian of the wardrobe, lost about $1,200 worth individually, while the whole stock wardrobe under her care, part of which belonged to Kunkel & Moxley; and part to Mrs. McGill, was probably worth from $1,000 to $5,000. Some members of the company lost quite heavily--Messrs. Ogden and Dalton several hundred dollars worth in books and wardrobe. Mr. Loebman, leader, and others, of the orchestra, lost between $300 and $400 in instruments and sheet music. The instruments destroyed