New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

TIE cOroneT-ceTtainiy not the JgY a,,, uus's,,ad
hat any que,i1l As asked q Or out 9s tn,ensa ana
NJ CraEe-Dld understand that the JuTi had I.sa
ask question from witness Is wish to pat thA On
Coronrr-Ifycu volunteer questions thcJ must be pat
tie witness and answered "a rough me.
Ar C-ane-w,li the Coroner rePeatihs oath he admin
co-0nlr-Tks Is nc, D. batting Society ,sar re9es,.
AID the Recorder and DIstrc; Attorney nle Of whose
81 IicccR, a Jmynan-WiIl the COronsr rspI ,ha!
'Coroaer-Iu sunriir up it shall lie nstiosd;
Francs hcNai,, swo'n-l was sppSn,sei PGncigal Of
ard At that time the building up 10 the fhrd story IN
the early part Of JulyI vlsed the building and saw the
Couanissouer OR McLare) there asked ium partIcu
aiy how the stars constructed he epsd they are
SIMILAR 20 tn Sc ofthe Eighteenth Ward School with the
that the r p used the fn nd Ne s?f the
pressed objection - the Children using The front stars
ines the house The ren,y was thatihe house as but
for children and net for visitors told Mt MeLane that
IN all the houses acquainted with, except the Esh
tenth ward the children went up the objected to
the back stairs because there enough Of them
there ought 70 re separate aad distract stars for each
Dsartmtnt; eid Rot spprehend anf danger when
SAID that. bit thought Il would interfere VITA Our
down the Primary Depsrtn ent children may he com,
Ing up. AID so Il has been, L never appiehended an
danger but when ny boys from the third TO the fourth
story 20 their exercises put teacher or usy boy to
prevent them getting the railing. even looking
it never Wa. ftaful Of danger more from their sliding
svays thought the back stars ere strong enough and
siill think my only objection to them the orer de-
partments opening upon them believe that If had
separate and dstIn back entrance TO each depa ment
The idren OF the Female Department. any other,
case IF alarm may get the yard before know any
thing Of i believe that doors each side Of the
entrance would have ~eaty relieved the chdien the
ia;e scClJoIt.
Jprym0n-By the permission Of the Coroner, viii ask
question Do know of any tea her oslng similarly Al
ftctod to Miss Harrison
HitnCss-No. The former Principal left July and the
present Principal Of the Primary Department Sep
tember
JrymGn said that the person who put up the newell
and he would prove tina. he wanted to
put n rec bolts and them to the timber 10
hold il and that hewaS oyeulet by some one connected
With the building. Would the Coroner call HIM
The C0rORfr objected TO calir him. he thought they
could not do with proprct He ngaged putting
perhaps 90 blame Of your depcnens should
blame have TO be attached 20 WI regard to sui
location that has hoe; allGdCd to. sufOcaOn would
crowd unless pa slIg sins the
Ohc1 Thus II one Part pushing MP stairs aud another
dow n. that may produce SufclOn. bat If crowd
pass direction down n stairway, and but one man
boy got out IN minute after getting INTO the crowd No
suflccaiIon would take place
4 Jgrymaa asked Mr. Nesbi.t could not be heard II
h. produced e prove that he had offered TO put
bo,s in the newell posts It only fur that such evidence
should he gwen.
TIE Coroner would hear any who might I've brought
Il a. not actually engaged the OF the bui
amer a pause } As there other witnesses
come before the jury he considered the testimony
closed and he would take time 10 up the evidence
and consider the different points Of the testimony, a.
would be difficult for them 90 do 50 then. well as Tor the
jury to consider their verdict lie would adjourn the
quest until o'clock ID. morrow.
He here reminded by Jurman that Il was Tharks-
living Day. and the adjournment was deieueG until Friday
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