New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY: NOVEMBER l. 1853

queace OF the immense weight rpon them The 'ury aie
bearing the evidence retired and after short deSsraion
rendered the following verdict THAT Michael o Brer
end John Carman TO their deaths by injuries and
burns accidentally received at the Gre corner of Nasslu
and Fu,ton on the morning Of the 30b Of October 1853
The jury condemned the lately puraed in placing
heavy safes on the upper floor Of bungs Gad would
Mostly recommend tie proper authorities to pas osd
nance compelling OF property where safer used
TO place the same in the walls
We learn that Mesrs Bunner & Price lost $4,000 in
stead of $4,000 and partially insured instead Of insured
for s2,oCo.
Tuesday Morning. o'olOek-A large body of men are
yet at work removing the dirt and rubbish from the cellar
but 10 more bodies had been found
Werepea and perfect far possible, our list OF the
killed and wounded:
l. Michael Bfen of Hook and Ladder c.. No II.
Q John S. Cor1nsn Of Engine Co. No. 8, and member
Of the Insurance Watch aged 20.
l. John Burke, Of Hose Co No. G-badly injured.
p Charles Kent of the Company, also badly hurt
g. John Gaifney Second Ward Pohce-slight.
g. Thomas Hallam, Police-slight.
s. Lieut. SIodgrass, First Ward Policc-slght.
g. William Cline, Police-slightly
Z John Wolsey, Police-sight4
FUNERAL OF JOHN S CARMON AND MICHAEL
OBRIEN-MEETING OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
4 meeting of the Foremen Of Engine Hose. Hook and
Ladder end HydraD Companies Of the Fire Department
was held last evening OF Firemens Hall Alfred Carson
Chief Engineer in the Chair and Mr.. j. g Abbey acting
az Secretary.
On calling the meeting to order the Chairman stated
bst the meeting had been cadn consequence Of the loss
Of life of two Of the members of the Fire Department at the
FIRE on Sunday morning corner of Fulton and Nassauss
The foreman Of Engine Company No stated that the
funeral Of John Cannon to take place at II o'clock
this Tuesday, afternoon the Dutch Reformed Church.
corner of William and Fulton-sts.
The funeral of Michael Bren is to take place from
his late residence, No A Gold-str at the same hour
The following preamble and resolutions we're read by
the Secretary end adopted:
1t his pleased Almighty God dspensa,ion Of his
nc to f, call from 5 1S scene Of F 70 5 5ss'
Willie the audabe and 'lAeacng ouy Of saving the
fSo til proper and tmehOnored custom with This body
sueh occosn bereayemsD publicly express our feelings at
H led That death caused by The falling CT the
foo Of the store corner Of Fulton snd Nasu On sunday morn
gns Co. No and Michael Ben member Hook snd Ladder
for estastlo that have de rived mes
end the Fine Department Of two active honorable and jealous
Rses That to the sister and brother late Mr. Mchael
o 1ien Ladder Co No H. who has been down
the of u career which his carly manhood
had but s begun to dawn we oeI our heartfelt sympathy and
las caused them they have the Of knowing
tst he fell victim he po sic q do tl ever ehar1cenes
and devoted fireman aud with m lat teowne 6ers we
deeIy ,n ,S p,e ' e Who m eooe end to
virtues manly and daring ac To tho
wife OF e bothe M John . Crnon hngi1e 20 no
We at o for proper terms il which to cypress our
bind she had been welded bq.s few short months and
insh love and society she fond looked forward !" nk
supe with her in tie lereayt meut that has beflen
h, which earthly power cen restore and we can aPpTecas
aruih by which she sTndrcd widow and he infant rhd
fherless earnestly hop that she be spared 20 guide p
footsteps ia the right path ond We would cHd nsI OF HIM VINO
and has promised 70 be the God Of the widow
",ud father TO the theessp With his aged paTen,s whose
f be heT declining years md who looked upon him with
all that affection that prompts paTens heart toward we
they had fondy hoped would have guided their steps 10
the their gmago here EARTH point them to That
Laden" For The Ices by lis late fellow members and
brothers duty kindred feeling Of regret they
were him b tho erdearng ties OF friendship and
have done for together for the pubic good
he loss and has created void in hei Company
ever on he end mRauly with the fiery element he's
been down in the midst Of his usefulness la conou
still you duty ePd While giving tribute Of regret for the
Of late comradc and battling VIA oU7 common enemy re-
me nber God veruing BE ye also ready"
Re'od Tint attend with ON respective Conpsnies me ~
of thu badge OF
6ll Tbqt COPY of the osroing resolutions entered
length upon the mnuteT published in mere OF the papers
copy duly authenticated by e Gers Of this meeting
ALFRED CARSON, Chief Engineer.
J. G. ABE, Secretary.
On motion it was decided that the members of the Fire
Department meet at the Firemens Hall at o'clock NJ, to
attend the funeral in body also that the officers of the
Fire Department out without trumpets or badges.
Also thai an invitation be extended Exempt Fremen,
the Trustees Of the Fire Department Fund the Mayor and
Common Council of this city, and the Insurance Patrol to
join in the procession.
The remains Of the two viii be conveyed to Green
wood fer inteIment-