New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

pect all 70 sand, she rssrsr % ~kicA c,s.sss< secs
q lhoss IseessA she ssnd s'ee "a "'fs" to- f'asa'
Yt,sA L. ROy. sesSsns age 81, tls ys< ye,s 70.
ptsl last ss'rrdsy u OK ,se " 'ns DO "a. isssus
bic a. The n,ss he lices sc fss h'Es aed ed AZ md.
ofihe rhs eria,es tss cause q death fac
ne y s.,sskss ~es Bay AS Cd 20 "a. hssp-
sn.r sens,isn gosf ssart,m srsnies.i dsvs'e,sda
; :. ,as pa ger Az ise'urs Of the Pslvis these
s., fhsmss Hsley Of zseeshie-s II. J Il do bsrsswm
A.r Sls en- s.sos ave eaeas'; haze ~ rass
All n wal was Fhti'y dlwn Il eswa move O. Is,s
sls thIouss - he I.s. q the sasss be wssd
nske coed ~s II ven pIt ~ and ennsi In II sksai
ttcpt the mortar prst. good tear AIRY Of ne
pat ~ wio Scl"S So i,Sss ,ssy va. w.. s
strong 10 bold the brid hat q he esscti sss.
eew a. ssne col!a.ns snen stsss ~ shs.n 70 se ssr.
have ATTENDED, 20 10 sisc Il the vail hs bassss
fnrncaten oftfs chlmnsy ueos - n csses ~here The
Foundation y MT VIDE enough the foundation m'ss ne
IA vis,.lrst good tcr sumner; 50. ssics ,,.
FI'cy eossidsi good workman; dt no. sesefse ne
D1r,l Slenson Of Broadway, rear Thirty f,ur,A. g.,
swor ssid-l am q nsop have worked rthe oasness
on the sadrg saw the Sa dsss ia about two mins,ss
sfer they fell helped to get RANKIN out aud took han
walls Dc nc, think n. wsll. Would s.ss allen
nv their own weight had they been properly pat ~,
not careful to keep then pismS as they ought 20
be; the timber was not as heavy AZ I have generally
brick and thsm wsald sprins the walls in.
rot bisced most % the partition wall down to the
each end thing The cause Of the building faiing wss
from she centre foundation wall giving wsy the gable
H,nrv YoiE, Of No IS Horstio st svorp-r am mason
ard hailter have the ruAs in Tanty sec ssd st
should net censder the material ued the teuAdssica
should be used banding anv class saw the
moItsr scattered about there and shoai ,hex The ns
S ard had bee. used in The walls s geo.
ersly considered better than reck lime urdsr ground II
timber used GU an eighteen inch vail il is Customary to
build Up pier: for chimssys om what saw there q the
cannot say -hs, part fell arst n casoms.y screen
sand which has large stone in IL. as large az those shows
make solid foundation the stone could not ley solid
order little mortar possible between two stones that
be competent Judge Of The quantity Of lime from seeing
did there, as ths person who made it. having bsenin
aware that mortar after bulldog has fallen presents
worse appearance than o,hswi'e would make due
Amos Wood'y6, of No Itr Thompssn-st swora said-I
an %s:on AND builder nsos seen the ,1n: IN rs
slider the material used IN the Foundation bad the stone
bee built Of them suceh.y strong to have held the sei
wsls the strerg'h of the wall depends the mortar
sand and he want If SSsSsv 81 line mad:
the mortar bad; should not consider the sand ,hep
which saw ere properly built the mortar yery ia
feror; do not think would be rece.ary to build pers
the brick wall sis inch should think that In
building like that, butt at his season Of the year. the
the H.. ~ ss Il.
enc story Of the sabs wall would have botes more teAn
sn fame csrpenier did work on the building which
Susns nf .sw aI Ms s4sSs and Ssss
beord Dr Brooks give directions TO Bfady,t was ss,wss
H. aSs n.n * sa 1y
the wall. the wind was blowing lie; d: lot RENEE
HATH k,tA havs hSan agsd in
sscd, bat small have used worse timber than s.sii.
habit Of using such housed. The framing and cs'psa
ter wt,k va. done well all the iars aud amer par
Stephen H. WasaS|ns. Of No 1889 West a,d:t :wsg!..
ssd am was at work on tue icsi I'M mo-
tee ofhs mortar that used while at york hssrds
as ssroSsS d. beams impsd down and ran
the middle Of the street TUNED look and % the CEN
e.: sSod Ss r.. va: o r;' :i
upper part wan down; tn, ives, gable
the wall fell he beans tb.Ie about eight q ai,s
feet OF the wall fell do not tno~ What ,ias MI Bfooss
l went back to The building and Was waiting fT ~
partner the wind was blowing = was very sa.y only
~ ,s' %1' n N Was snsas On tie side.
walk when left At u o'c'ock did not bear him give
sSy aS'd 70 s s a the a look
COED the Of mortar Generally sssd On sncs
carried that ilsy wsT. ID. Ibu,sa .n,Ssih q.
different stories Ishould have considered sac naua.
tTcss the the center ~ he wall
ssdows should think the gable end would NOT have
Dr John LideH Of No 90 Prince st.. sworn ssid-cn
OF JOIN Rsrkip, assisted BY Dr.. HspSams 1 found
factue the the peys eschsde with coasdsvsse
these nuIe. sufcien, to produce death dsponsnt
informed that deceased reosvsd the injuries by the
John Laidy Of No is5 SD ST. sworn-I am fame car
penisr ] saw The wall fs,I Il was quarter pr one one
lower vail tswsrd sh sv, fs inside Of ,hs building.
the bssDs after the rsbe end fell then the mtss
wsisht Of wall Oh the beams
North shipton, of I'D st. near where the eulSi.s fell
was sborer the building had nothing :: do .ish
the mixing Of the mota when the gable end fell n then
The case was thss gwen the Jury Who rendered ths
following verdict VIZ The deceased John Rsokin, ysass
Farrell aud John Brady to their deaths By injuries
received by the falling OF tho wall Of as buildings IN
Thirty second q or .: ,'th nit end th: c.s.. Of sas
properly and cnelessl, Pvt up and impropsr nus,is!s
were usd IL erection BY ss 81 SAID ss
John Rankin 10 years. native Of Ireland.
james FsDell, % years. a native Of Leland.
John Brady. 20 years. native OF Ireland
rant issued by Coronsr ivs. will BE- held 70 bali he
Of 900 each 10 await the action OF the arehd SnV.
which will be In session this week
FIREs.-About 81 o'clock yesterday
morning. Are broke out in frame building. No.
236 First av occupied stable and feed store, By
Charles II Smith. The 6remsn were soon on the
ground, bat Notwithstanding their exertions. the
building with the most Of Its contents was entirely
destroyed. Loss about $500 No insurance.
Yesterday morning about II O'Clock, Ore broke
out in the brick building, No 2l2 Avenue b, ocou-
pied az a carriage factory by Mr.. Oliver DAVIS The
fre department of the district were 5000 on the
ground but despite their exertons, the interior o.
the building with the greater portion Of its contents
was entirely destroyed. The adjoining building was
considerably damaged by water The loss 10 esu-
mated at about $500 No insurance.
The FIRE bells rarg false alarm last evening fos
the With District.
DISTURBANCE AMONG THE MARBLE.woaK-
rRs--A csmpany Of narble-cuttefs, who are on the
strike for higher wages headed by enc Of their nvmf
Der named Matthew Mulhs, on Friday evening AZ
tackled q number Of Germans who were puFsaing
their vocation iss marble workers at the corner Of