New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13
THE STORM AT HAvERsTRAw.
Innne.r-rnrlhcr PnrIicrIar-. 60, &C.

Itspr4ats ths the building which blown down has
some yesr past been regarded as un-ai- ~ he people
Of the n,shborbood. In Investigating the matter nov
yer tie jury made no ref r@nce ~ this fa beyond
qu.. ou % Nr John j. Peek. one Of the nr"prirt"r-
Mr. Al1arder Ros,. Coroner for rhr Corn'y W. non
I'D II III d..s-r and H. fatal resus hut b. refused 70
a't4rc alleging reas that hs dunes As hsrP@r Oh
story Point / igAt' ous4 pr-vent-d BIN
Alfred J. II zsrd Eq. Of Hsv4r-iraF' emp'neird the
,olo~irR persons ga jury If Inquest; ,.
Alexander Davi1.on iFor-nsn+ "Trrt ,. Ai'"h,
Sauu. Coserove Peter RYDER. D.uton 20 Fl-r ebert
PuclsIsp Bradley Kee'ler John Peck srlAh hner aud
Michael \. Archer.
The fono.irg is all the ,timony, as copied from the
Corop-rs notes:
The first witness called John J. Peck ofth- pro
r,e.rrs = The ward who d-posef that ha vas under
rot bod bn shout TOO f-et Of the blildng when
e heard ih- f.u hut did NOT So thu torn wt' A.
psrd at heavy rain. s, Inst h. could nj See ven
~ ft before him Immediately before The -Qasil ~ oe
ce dark b. ordered the bell of the church. hard by %
p n an srn: assisted in taking the bodies from 'he
ruins hsm al taken out BE- e"n-id-rsd the l.'Z
r.f-oi, sale IN ordinary storm 'hi- gale Fs p-r'ec'
urrin@ never remembered having Witnessed anything
90 vio u; before be could not stnd up agint the gd-
J,hn >k.H-r lah"r-r, Vas r~Ht called There ;~s'
cor irershle # eulty in getting this witness 70 give evi
S.ree ~ b. He stated that h. was s'andiog IA
de the deceased Felix Gsrrbot'i when the building f-il
could rot say bow be himself escaped remembered 70
H.1ry Knspp was called, ard Identified the bodies.
The JurV d-lberated for brief period and then returned
u following
d. That the deceased Felix G.rribot6. william Basil,
William Heron Mary Krofie snd Hannah Myerl. cam %
.r c.sfi- ~ th- filing ola building occupied by N--r-
Peck kcfheffurc Knapp Ine f.liog ~ sl'h building
AS csu.ef by vioni gale # vino tornado Vii n
passed ihe place IN he 9th dsy Il July instant
The following is = ccrrrei H. # the
sEvERELT INJCaED.
John Myers ~ fr' rot expected 20 doing bet
Ter Yesterday IN fAirc stake forced 10 h- body
His vif- hi-d -Four children with him tn tul-
e-csp.d unhuI ~ hoy whose ankle c,ught
Her ~ krcsole German laborer His wife killed;
fve children living had LANDED b1t = few d.y-.
Herry Erner, severely injured in tie back eft wife
and fan ily 10 ireland.
Mars Nsu' ernc-r injured internally She her husband
ard four children ih lower part nj the building
Dnsh Narderinder aged YEAR. had her IL broken.
On hncSy ths patients All much better With the
exception Of John My.r whose siru alton still criti a
The unfortunate persons hsve BEEN paid every attention
BY The propd-'ors Of The ysrd ard the attending physi
csrs DR. G. H Anstin, Whipple and Smith who voan-
iesred their services
1ls force ~ the storm 20 have been spent along
The shore dwelling hous.s with the exception II the one
ALREADY sllnced suffered bu' slightly bat me DIX
hh there yer, larg- number on the BANK.
- n. tivr d1msged having their roots torn
& e. md IN some inst,uc-- neing pr-r.t.d eut rely
remarkable incident that out - f'grt--n chIlren
who IN The 5GdlDs ~ tie tine only one Wa injured