, 1872-12-31
NEW YORK,


Another Week--Clear1ng Bro,.a1Fny
--S Stating Iarul-nl-a1Robbery-
Stokes Trinl--Thc Centre Street Ftrc
Ieuins..A Church Enobctl--111y ystcri.
OILS DtsaPpea1ance--YEo NI1ardcrexs
1.-Two in tho Tombs-.Prison Palaces.
Special Despatch to tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-The search for the re-
naming six bodies buried in the ruins on Centre
street vas resumed to-d=y by over ono hundred
hborers, under direction Of the Coroner md
police. An immense crowd Of spectators
watched the progress Of the work, prominent
among whom wore the grief-strickcn re1a-
tiyes Of the deceased. The removal Of
the debris WIS pushed forward acti7ely
all dag, but no more human remains wero re-
covered. Tie belief prevails that the 7ictins
are buried under the ruins of the stairway, where
stencil resembling that Of burnt flesh arises.
A large force will exca7ate IN that locality to-
morrow Alderman Gilaey contributed $500 TO-
day. -
Comptroller Green figures unfavorably, in
letter he has written to-day, in which he says la
until last night. He says he ms no official att
thority to pay the expenses, but 10 will be re-
sponsible nevertheless. The Comptroller is six
days behind time in this natter, and 24 hours
Of men are carefully excayati-g around the fire
escape, but shovcls only IRE used, as picka1es
might further injure any human remains.
Pieces Of 6hawls have been found, which were
probably dropped as the females escaped that
way. Some stockings have also tcon found.
The inquest over Hattie Adams, the fallen
woman, who WIS drowned in q couch in the
East River, last week, Tas concluded to-day
before the Coroner Of Brooklyn, who make pre-
1iminary speech to the jury. Hesaidhe intendedto
examine the witnesses as to the cause Of tie
death and nothing beyond that. his action
shielded o prominent Brooklyn politician to
take whom home in a drunken condition the de-
ceased drove over to Brooklyn in a hired coach.
ing on friendly terms. Tho driver Was provad'
to be sober and careful man, and was thrown
of his coach at place where the street railway
switches aro thick. The jury rendered the fol-
lowing Te1 dict: =
The said ua,tie Adams came to-: her aea.l, By:
drowning, caused BY being run away with in coach
drircn by William Gallagher the night Of the 25th
inst Ne e:cnerate q tug driver from al blame, but
ner Of Falton and Washington streets and Myrtle ave
nue., which, catching tie wheels Of the coach caused
seat. We also censure those having control Of tho
dock a. tho foot Of Washington street. tho-o being
the c1d OF the dock
Though G. +. Train is testing tla regular
prison fare ut the Ionabs, the murdorers sro
found by yisitora to be continually becoming
more luxurious The cells of Stokes, Scannell,
and sharkey are Handsomely, carpeted, parcred,
set Of furniture, drolsing-case, library, and
canary bird. scannen and sharkey, also, have
: libraries and rich furniture. ALI smoke the best
cigars, and converse ell day long through the
roo11ae are not SO imposing as the other salons,
simmong IS hnTne c5rDosa SD Ra45r Mh5f5Ey
fitted up, which vii eclipse all others in luxury.
The meals of this elite Of 1uurlercrB are sup
piled by the choicest caterers in the neighbcr-
hood
Mr.. Samuel Sinclair, to-day, offered his reaig-
nation as publisher to the Stockholders Of the
Tribune. 1t was accepted, tal-ins effect to-
morrow.
l7o the Associated Prcss]
New YoRK, Dec 30.-It is stated that the place
Of the trial Of the civil suit against Tweed, in
which he is implicated with Ingorson, Garyoy,
and Woodward, has been transferred, by the late
judicial order, from Albany to this county. BY
tue late decision in the indictments against
Hugh Smith, it is probable that quashing, in like
manner, must also follow in similar cases, lcav-
ing only the two indictments, which were found
IN tho Oyer and Terminer Court, valid against
Tweed.
At tue solicitation Of friends, Froude altered
and will remain in this country another week.
4 large force Of labo-ers were a: work yester-
day clearing the snow on Broadway aud other
st1 Gets.
with skaters all day yesterday, and there was q
regular carnival Of sleighing on Harlem lane
and the roads IN the upper portion OF the city.
Tho residence Of John Connor WAS robbed Of
$4,000 worth Of jewelry last night, in Seventy
fourth street.
A large crowd gathered ct the Centre street
ruins, to-day where force Of 100 men were at
work removing the ruins. Tho intention Of en-
ployiug the Nork-House prisoners has been
abandoned, I'd poor labo1;ng men were en-
gagged Belle seems to prevail that the remain
ing bodies are buried beneath tho ruins of tho
stairway. Alderman Gilsey contributed $500
toward the expenses Of removing tho ruins.
Judge Dowling and Morgan Jones have prom
Merriman offered $500. No other remains have
yet been discovered but pieces OF shawls, stock
ings, etc., have been found. Comptroller Green
has written Coroner Merriman thai LIE cannot
put the expense Of the work in the tax levy, as
that is aEeady made uo, but ho Will SEQ tnat it is
paid.
On the recommendation of Comptroller Groen,
City Chamberlain Palmer has made arrange
ments for the removal OF city deposits to tho
amount OF $4,000 600 from tho Tenth National
Bank to the Broadway Bank. Tho recommended
tion is made on the ground thatthe bank is .,cak
in deposits, having, besides the city deposits q
total Of only S36o,030, ot which it appears that
S309,7o were loaned on tho paper Of the Direc-
tors OF the bank.
Burglars entered Trinity Church, last night,
and robbed tho contribution boxes OF about SEQ.
They missed tho church communion service,
which vas locked up in the safe.
bound down town with less than four horses IT.
| tached.
J. s. Adams, Collector OF the port at Pensa-
cola, has disappeared from Taylor's Hotel, Jor-
sey City. As he had d large amount Of money
| with him, foul play is feared.
| The Brooklyn Fire Marshal, Mr. Ready, e1-
amined the hotels Of that city, and reports three
| Of the leading hotels insecure in the matter o.
| fire escapes.
IN the Stokes Case, to-day, D. Z. Conley was
! cross-e1amined, his testimony WAS uuaatlsfac-
tory, as he contradicted the evidence ho gave on
| the former trial.
| At late hour this afternoon, the workmen
| found among the ruins in the Contre street
building human skull; with hair several inches
| long attached to it, q pair Of wom2ns shoes,
! and fragments Of female apparel
Crushed TO Death.
| Special Despatch to Tse Chi:eco Tribune.
LASAL1E, ILL, Dec. 3O--Another fatal casu-
atty occurred in the LaSalle coal mine in thus
! city this morning. Timothy Redmond, much
esteemed miner, had his Aead crushed by macs
of rock falling from the roof. Ho was about
IS years OF age and leaves & wife md two chill
dren in poverty. Mrs. Redmond broke one Of
her arms q few days since.